Baldan CRSG 32 User manual

Trailled Oset Disc Harrow
Trailled Oset Disc Harrow
Light
CRSG 32-48
CRSG-L 18-32
Drag Type Oset Disc Harrow Remote Control
Drag Type Oset Disc Harrow Remote Control
Strong
CRI 32-44
CRI-R 12-26

We thank you for the preference and congratulate your excellent choice in acquiring an
implement of outstanding quality, manufactured in accordance with the advanced te-
chnology of BALDAN IMPLEMENTOS AGRÍCOLAS S/A.
This manual will assist you, in proceeds necessaries, since when you bought until the
operational proceeds application, security and maintenance.
The BALDAN guarantees that deliver this implement to the dealer, working properly, and in perfect
conditions.
The dealers it’s under the responsibility to keep the protection and conservation while keep the implement in your stock, and
than, to assembly, tighten, lubrication and overhaul.
On time of the technical deliver, the dealer must to have conducted the user customer about the manutentation, safety, and
your obligations in a possible technical assistance, the obligation to see the warranty terms and read the instruction manual.
Any solicitation of warranty, please contact our Baldan technical service, by your Baldan dealer that you bought our implement.
Rearm the necessity to read carefully of warranty certicate and note all of items from this manual, therefore you will increa-
se the working life of your equipment.
INTRODUCTION

Instruction Manual
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Trailled Oset Disc Harrow
Trailled Oset Disc Harrow Light
CRSG 32-48
CRSG-L 18-32
Drag Type Oset Disc Harrow Remote Control
Drag Type Oset Disc Harrow Remote Control Strong
CRI 32-44
CRI-R 12-26

INDEX
01. Safety rules.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 - 8
02. Components............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
03. Technical specications ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10 - 11
04. Assembly ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 - 15
Assembly of front and rear gang ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16 - 17
Mounting of the hydraulic system and articulating wheel assembly CRSGL 18  32 / CRIR 12  26 models with single wheels ................................................................................................................. 18
Mounting of the hydraulic system and the articulating wheel assembly CRSG 32 - 48 / CRI 32  44 models with dual wheels...................................................................................................................... 19
Mounting of the hitch system............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 20
05. Hitch.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 21
Hitching to the tractor........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 21
Hitching to the tractor (CRI 44 Discs) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22-24
06. Adjustments and operations.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 25
Transport ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 25
Transport/work.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 25
Disc harrow gangs adjustments........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 26
Displacement adjustment ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 26
Cross bar adjustment......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Adjusting the stabilizer bar and stabilizer bar support ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Operations ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 28
07. Lubrication.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 29
08. Lubrication Points ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30 - 31
09. Bearing adjustments ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 32
10. Cleaning....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
11. Hourly production of the CRSG/CRI/CRIR......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 33 - 35
12. Identication .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 36 - 37
Notes................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38 - 39
Certicate........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
Certicate of warranty........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 40 - 46

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01. SAFETY RULES
THIS ALERT SYMBOL INDICATES IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTES. WHENEVER YOU FIND IT IN THIS MANUAL, READ THE MESSAGE WITH ATTENTION TO AVOID
ANY ACCIDENT.
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
• Read this instruction ma-
nual carefully to know the re-
commended safety rules.
• Only start the tractor opera-
tions, when are you properly
accommodated and with the
seat belt fasted.
• Never carry people over the
tractor or equipment.
• Há riscos de lesões graves
por tombamento ao traba-
lhar em terrenos inclinados.
• Não utilize velocidade ex-
cessiva.

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01. SAFETY RULES
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING
• Before any equipment
maintenance, make sure that
is properly stopped.
• Avoid getting hit.
•Do not work with the tractor if
the front bee without enough
weight to the rear equipment.
•There is tendency to lift , add
weights at front or front wheels.
• Never weld the wheel mounted with
tire, the heat may cause air pressure
increase and provoke the explosion of
the tire
• When lling the tire, position yourself
besides the tire, never in front of it.
• Before beginning the work or
transportation of CRSG/CRI/CRI-R,
check if there are people or blocka-
ges close to it.
FALLOW ALL RECOMMENDATIONS, WARNINGS AND SAFE PRACTICES RECOMMENDED IN THIS MANUAL, UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE OF YOUR SAFETY.
ACCIDENTS MAY LEAD TO DISABILITY OR INCLUDING DEATH. REMENBER, ACCIDENTS CAN BE AVOIDED!

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01. SAFETY RULES
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE OR SOME MEDICATIONS MAY CAUSE LOSS OF REFLEXES AND CHANGE THE OPERATOR’S PHYSICAL CONDITIONS. FOR THIS REASON,
NEVER OPERATE THIS EQUIPAMENT UNDER ANY OF THESE SUBSTANCES.
WARNING WARNING WARNING
• Hydraulic oil works under pressure and may cause serious injuries if
there are any leakages. Periodically check the conservation status of
the hoses. If there are any sign of leakage, replace them immediately.
• Before connecting or disconnecting the hydraulic hoses, relief the
system pressure by activating the control with the tractor power swit-
ched o.
• Always keep yourself distant from the
active elements of the CRSG/CRI/CRi-R
(discs), they are sharp and may cause ac-
cidents.
• When performing any service in the dis-
cs, use safety gloves on the hands.
• Remove the ignition key before per-
formin any type of maintenance
in CRSG/CRI/CRI-R. Protect yoursef
against possible injuries or death by
CRSG/CRI/CRI-R unexpected start-up.
• Do not start the tractor up if CRSG/
CRI/CRi-R unexpected start-up.

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The incorrect handling of the tractor engine can result in serious or fatal accidents. Before using the read carefully the instructions in this ma-
nual. Be sure that the person responsible for the operation is instructed about the correct handling and safety and has read and understood the
instruction manual concerning this machine.
WARNING
01- When operating the implement do not allow people to stand close or on the implement.
02- During assembly or disassembly of the discs section use protective gloves.
03- When coupling or uncoupling the hydraulic hose relieve the hydraulic circuit pressure.
04- Check out periodically the hoses condition. Where there is oil emptying change it immediately because the oil works under high pressure and
may cause serious damage.
05- Do not use large or daggy clothes because they can get caught on the implement.
06- When you start the tractor engine, be correctly placed at the operator seat and be aware of the correct and safety handling of both tractor and
implement. Always place the gearshift crank at the neutral position, turn o the gear of the power command and place the hydraulic commands at
the neutral position.
07- Do not turn on the tractor in a closed place without appropriate ventilation because the fumes from the fuel are is bad for health.
08- While maneuvering the tractor to clamp the implement be sure that there is enough space and nobody is too close, maneuver always in slow
gear and be ready to brake in case of emergency.

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09- Do not carry out adjustments with the implement working.
10- When working over hilly areas try to keep the necessary stability. In case of instability reduce the acceleration, turn the wheels to the inclined
side of the land and never lift the implement.
11- Always use the tractor at safe speeds, especially when working in irregular or inclined areas, make sure the tractor is always in gear.
12- When using the tractor on the road, keep the brake pedal connected.
13- Do not work with the front tractor light. If there is a tendency to lift up add more weight in the front of the tractor at the front wheels.
14- When leaving the tractor, place the gearshift at the neutral position and apply the park brake. Never let clamped implements be hitched to the
tractor with the hydraulic system at the lifted position.
15- Drugs and alcohol will aect an operator’s alertness and coordination. Do not operate any engine under these conditions.
16- Explain the operation, inspection and maintenance instructions to those users or operators who can not read.

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01 - Front disc gang
02 - Rear disc gang
03 - Central main frame
04 - Stabilizer bar
05 - Hydraulic cylinder
06 - Hydraulic hoses
07 - Wheel articulation system
08 - Wheel
09 - Disc blades
10 - Stabilizer rod
11 - Stabilizer bar support
12 - Transversal bar
13 - Hitch beam
14 - Hitch shackle
15 - Hydraulic hoses support
02. COMPONENTS
TRAILLED OFFSET DISC HARROW - CRSG
DRAGTYPE OFFSET HARROW REMOTE CONTROL - CRI
DRAGTYPE OFFSET HARROW REMOTE CONTROL - STRONG - CRI-R
Figure 1
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8
74
3
2
1
6
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14
15
5
10

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03. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Baldan reserves the right to modify any technical specications without prior notice.
The technical specications it´s approximate and informed by regular conditions of work.
Tables 1
Model Nr of Discs Disc Diameter (ø) Working Width
(mm)
Axle
Diameter (ø)
Disc
Spacing (mm)
Working
Depth (mm)
Approx. Weight (Kg) Required
Tractor Power
(hp)
Ground Wheels
24” 26” 28”
CRSG 32 24” - 26” - 28” 3650 1.5/8” 235 150 - 250 - 3400 3500 169 - 185 Dual
CRSG 36 24” - 26” - 28” 4500 1.5/8” 235 150 - 250 - 3480 3590 190 - 208 Dual
CRSG 40 24” - 26” - 28” 4600 1.5/8” 235 150 - 250 - 3790 3910 212 - 232 Dual
CRSG 44 24” - 26” - 28” 5100 1.5/8” 235 150 - 250 4300 4400 4500 238 - 250 Dual
CRSG 48 24” - 26” - 28” 5600 1.5/8” 235 150 - 250 - 5500 5850 254 - 280 Dual
Model Nr of Discs Disc Diameter (ø) Working Width
(mm)
Axle
Diameter (ø) Disc Spacing (mm) Working Depth
(mm)
Approx. Weight (Kg) Required
Tractor Power
(hp)
Ground Wheels
24” 26”
CRSG-L 18 24” - 26” 2000 1.5/8” 235 150 - 250 1170 1210 80 - 90 Single
CRSG-L 20 24” - 26” 2250 1.5/8” 235 150 - 250 1320 1365 90 - 100 Single
CRSG-L 22 24” - 26” 2420 1.5/8” 235 150 - 250 1430 1480 100 - 110 Single
CRSG-L 24 24” - 26” 2700 1.5/8” 235 150 - 250 1550 1605 110 - 120 Single
CRSG-L 28 24” - 26” 3200 1.5/8” 235 150 - 250 1984 2089 125 - 135 Single
CRSG-L 32 24” - 26” 3650 1.5/8” 235 150 - 250 2100 2260 140 - 150 Single
CRSG/CRSG-L

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Table 2
Baldan reserves the right to modify any technical specications without prior notice.
The technical specications it´s approximate and informed by regular conditions of work.
Model Nr of
Discs Disc Diameter (ø) Working Width (mm)
Axle Diameter
(ø) Disc Spacing (mm) Working
Depth (mm)
Approx. Weight (Kg) Required Tractor
Power (hp)
Ground
Wheels
26” 28”
CRI 32 26” - 28” 4200 1.5/8” 270 150 - 250 3645 3702 189 - 202 Dual
CRI 36 26” - 28” 4700 1.5/8” 270 150 - 250 4122 4186 213 - 227 Dual
CRI 40 26” - 28” 5250 1.5/8” 270 150 - 250 4443 4514 236 - 252 Dual
CRI 44 26” - 28” 5800 1.5/8” 270 150 - 250 4664 4748 260 - 278 Dual
CRI

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Table 3
Baldan reserves the right to modify any technical specications without prior notice.
The technical specications it´s approximate and informed by regular conditions of work.
Model Nr of
Discs
Working Width
(mm)
Axle Diameter
(ø)
Disc Spacing
(mm)
Working Depth
(mm)
Approx. Weight (Kg) Required Tractor
Power (hp) Ground Wheels
28” 30”
CRI-R 12 1650 2.1/4” 300 150 - 250 1730 - 85 - 96 Single
CRI-R 14 1950 2.1/4” 300 150 - 250 1840 1910 95 - 112 Single
CRI-R 16 2250 2.1/4” 300 150 - 250 2240 2310 114 - 128 Single
CRI-R 18 2550 2.1/4” 300 150 - 250 2460 2530 125 - 144 Single
CRI-R 20 2850 2.1/4” 300 150 - 250 2847 2910 135 - 160 Single
CRI-R 22 3150 2.1/4” 300 150 - 250 2965 3035 150 - 176 Single
CRI-R 24 3450 2.1/4” 300 150 - 250 3090 3160 160 - 192 Single
CRI-R 26 3750 2.1/4” 300 150 - 250 3200 3275 180 - 208 Single
CRI-R

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04. ASSEMBLY
Before starting the assembly wear
gloves.
01 -Check the amount of parts in the box using the parts list.
02 -Before starting the assembly wear gloves.
03 -Install on the shaft (1) the washer from the disc (2), the nut (3) locking
washer (4), using the bolt (5), keep the nut in the same position of the
shaft edge.
04 -Instal on the shaft (1) the disc blade (6) the bearing (7), another
disc blade (6), spools (8) then continue the assembly in this
sequence as illustrated on the gure 2.
05 -When you have completed the assemble with all disc
blades, spools and bearing, install the convex washer (9),
the nut (3), then tighten the system.
06 -When you are almost nished the tightening
procedure adjust the lock (4), with the
convex washer until that the holes are
aligned, then lock using the bolt (5).
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8
8
9
4
5
3
6
6
6
6
6
7
5
4
3
2
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Figure 2

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Figures 3
07 -The gures 3 shows the assembley for each model of harrow.
= BEARING
= SPOOL
= BLADES
SYMBOL
CRI-R 12 Blades CRI-R14 Blades
CRSG-L/CRI-R 22 Blades CRSG-L/CRI-R 24 Blades CRI-R 26 Blades
CRI-R16 Blades CRSG-L/CRI-R 18 Blades
CRSG-L/CRI-R 20 Discs

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CRSG-L 28 Blades
CRSG/CRI 40 Blades CRSG/CRI 44 Blades CRSG/CRI 48 Blades
CRSG/CRSG-L/CRI 32 Blades CRSG/CRI 36 Blades Figures 3

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ASSEMBLY OF FRONT AND REAR GANG
08 -Insert the front gang (1) gure 4 and rear (2),
in safety terrain.
09 -Install the frame (3) over the gangs and
attach using the bolts (4), lock (5), washer (6)
and nut (7).
Figure 4
4
2
3
1

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10 -Lift a part of the grid (front or rear), place the set of discs in line,
observing their arrangement in gure 5. Match the holes in the
shoes with those in the bearings and assemble using the screws
item 5 gure 5.
11 -Lift the other part of the harrow and repeat the operation on the
side, checking that the concavity of the discs in one section must
be opposite to the other.
Figure 5
5
5
10 mm
6
Figure 7
Figure 6
12 -When assembling the frame with the disc sections, observe that
the bearing support (shoe) must face the concavity of the discs, as
shown in gure 6.
13 -When xing the wipers item 6, they must be 5 to 10 mm away
from the disc, as shown in gure 7.

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Figure 8 MOUNTING OF THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM AND ARTICULATING WHEEL
ASSEMBLY CRSG-L 18 - 32 / CRI-R 12 - 26 MODELS WITH SINGLE WHEELS
14 -Coupling the hubs item 2 gure 8 on the articulation axis
of the tires item 3 and x the hub on the frame item 1 with
the screws item 4. Insert the mounted wheel item 5 on the
articulation axis item 3, place the thrust washer and the nut
item 6 locking with the screw item 7.
15 -Place the articulation piston item 8 with the pins item 9,
couple the hoses item 10 on the piston.
16 -Place the cross bar item 11 on the articulation axis with the
pin item 12, gure 8.
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6
3
2
4
9
1
8
11
10
9
12
7