Cima S420 User manual

OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
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S420 - S430
S520 - S530
atomizzatori e impolveratori
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S.p.A.
27040 Montù Beccaria - Loc. Molino Quaroni - (PV) - ITALIA
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3- POINT
MOUNTED DUSTER
S420 - S430
S520 - S530
27040 Montù Beccaria - Loc. Molino Quaroni - (PV) - ITALIA
Tel. +39.0385.246636 r.a. - Fax +39.0385.246637
http://www.cima.it
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OPERATION AND
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTION
Model: ...................................................
Serial Number: ...................................................
(Publication n° LUM-S4S5-02-GB)
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LISTING OF VALID PAGES
This publication consists of 29 pages, subdivided as follows:
N° OF PAGE REVISION BASE
from I to VI 02 January 2003
from 1 to 23 02 January 2003
ADDITIONAL RECORDS AND VARIANTS
REVISION DESCRIPTION
00 First Edition, March 1995
01 Second Edition, December 2001
02 Third edition, January 2003
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GENERAL INDEX
1 FOREWORD ............................................................................................................................ 1
1.1 PUBLICATIONIDENTIFICATION .............................................................................................. 1
1.2 ATTACHEDPUBLICATIONS .................................................................................................... 1
1.3 PURPOSEOF PUBLICATION ................................................................................................... 1
1.4 REFERENCETO REGULATIONS ............................................................................................. 1
1.5 USING THE MANUAL .............................................................................................................. 1
1.6 UPDATES ................................................................................................................................ 2
2GLOSSARY ............................................................................................................................ 2
2.1 TERMINOLOGY ....................................................................................................................... 2
2.2 ABBREVIATIONS .................................................................................................................... 3
2.3 DECALS .................................................................................................................................. 3
3GENERAL INFORMATION ..................................................................................................... 5
3.1 MACHINE IDENTIFICATION ...................................................................................................... 5
3.2 TECHNICALASSISTANCE ...................................................................................................... 5
3.3 SAFETY NOTICES ................................................................................................................... 5
3.4 SAFETY SYSTEMS ................................................................................................................. 6
3.5 HANDLING OF AGRO-CHEMICALS ........................................................................................ 7
3.5.1 STORAGE ............................................................................................................................... 7
3.5.2 SPECIFICEQUIPMENT .............................................................................................................. 7
3.5.3 DISPOSAL OF EMPTY CONTAINERS AND AGRO-CHEMICALS RESIDUES .......................... 7
3.5.4 PERSONALMEANSOF PROTECTION .................................................................................... 8
4 MACHINE’S STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS ............................................................................... 9
4.1 FRAME ................................................................................................................................... 10
4.2 MULTIPLIER ........................................................................................................................... 10
4.3 FAN ....................................................................................................................................... 11
4.4 TANK BOTTOM ..................................................................................................................... 11
4.5 TANK ..................................................................................................................................... 11
4.6 CAPACITY REGULATOR ...................................................................................................... 11
4.7 TECHNICAL DATA ................................................................................................................ 12
5 COUPLING MODALITIES .................................................................................................... 13
5.1 HITCHINGTOTHE TRACTOR ................................................................................................ 13
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AC-SIMILEC-SIMILE
C-SIMILEC-SIMILE
C-SIMILE
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ATTACHMENT: DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE
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5.2 MOUNTINGOFTHE TRANSMISSIONSHAFT ........................................................................ 14
5.3 INSTALLATION OF CAPACITY REGULATOR CONTROL LEVER 15
6 DISTRIBUTION DEVICES ..................................................................................................... 15
7 ACCESSORIES ..................................................................................................................... 17
7.1 PAIR OF WHEELS ................................................................................................................. 17
8 FILLING ................................................................................................................................18
9 CONSTANT DELIVERY CONTROL ..................................................................................... 18
10 OPERATINGPROCEDURES ................................................................................................. 19
10.1 PRELIMINARYOPERATIONS TOTREATMENT ..................................................................... 19
10.2 PREPARATORYOPERATIONSTO TREATMENT .................................................................. 20
10.3 THETREATMENT .................................................................................................................. 20
10.4 END OF TREATMENT - STORAGE ........................................................................................ 21
10.4.1 DAILY .................................................................................................................................... 21
10.4.2 END OF SEASONAL CYCLE ................................................................................................. 21
11 LIFTING AND TRANSPORT ................................................................................................. 21
11.1 LIFTING AND TRANSPORT OF THE DUSTER ....................................................................... 22
12 MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS ............................................................................................ 22
12.1 GREASING ............................................................................................................................ 22
12.2 LUBRICATION ........................................................................................................................ 23
13 TROUBLE SHOOTING .......................................................................................................... 24
14 REPAIRS ALLOWED ............................................................................................................ 24
15 INTEGRATIVE DIAGRAMS .................................................................................................. 25
15.1 DUSTERDIAGRAM ............................................................................................................... 25
16 NOISE LEVEL ....................................................................................................................... 26
17 WARRANTY .......................................................................................................................... 26
18 ATTACHMENT: DECLARATION OF COMPLIANCE .......................................................... 27
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16 NOISE LEVEL 16
LqA, Observed equivalent average sound level, expressed in dB(A)=:
Esse 420-430 = 90,2 ± 0,2
Esse 520-530 = 98,2 ± 0,2
17 WARRANTY 17
THE OWNER AND/OR THE OPERATOR OF THE DUSTER ARE NOT PERMITTED TO MODIFY
THESTRUCTUREOR THESPECIFIC OPERATIONOFTHE DUSTERITSELF. ANYREPAIRING
INTERVENTION HAS TO BE CARRIED OUT EITHER AT THE DISTRIBUTORS’ OR AT THE
C.I.M.A. S.p.A. AUTHORIZED WORKSHOPS, OTHERWISE ANY KIND OF WARRANTY
IMMEDIATELY CEASES AND C.I.M.A. S.p.A. IS CLEARED OF ANY CONSEQUENT AND/OR
IMPLIED RESPONSIBILITY.
The machines are guaranteed for 12 months from the delivery date. During this period, spare parts
not subject to wear and tear and confirmed as defective will be replaced free of charge, not including
of transport and labour expenses.
The warranty will be void:
a. should repairs be carried out without the consent of the manufacturer or one of its sale points.
b. should original spares not be used.
c. should the machine be used for purposes other than those for which it was specifically designed
and destined.
d. should the instructions of this manual, together with those relating to the integrative parts that make
it up, not be observed.

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15 INTEGRATIVE DIAGRAMS 15
15.1 - DUSTER DIAGRAM
FAN
PROTECTION
GRILL
00476
POWER TAKE
OFF - PTO
LID
TANK
FAN
FAN CARTER
OIL
SIGHT
PLUG
FILLING
PLUG
MULTIPLIER
OIL
DRAIN
PLUG
FRAME
PTO
PROTECTION
CASING
POWDER MIXER
DELIVERY
HOLES
DELIVERY
REGULATION
LOCK
INDEX OF
CAPACITY
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1 FOREWORD 1
1.1 - PUBLICATION IDENTIFICATION
The “OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS” manual is an integrative part of the dusters.
It is identified by a Publication No. located on the frontispiece, and through which the document can
be identified, traced and/or subsequently referred to.
The information elements contained herein are updated as at the date of publication. C.I.M.A. S.p.A.
reserves the right to modify its machines without notice, with the purpose of applying technical
enhancements, and it declines all responsibility for possible omissions from the publication.
All rights are reserved. No parts of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means,
electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage and retrieval
system, without permission in writing by C.I.M.A. S.p.A.
1.2 - ATTACHED PUBLICATIONS
— Spare parts catalogue;
1.3 - PURPOSE OF PUBLICATION
All indications contained in this manual are aimed at the user of the duster.
The duration of the machine and its operation, the operator’s safety and the respect for the environment
are dependent upon scrupulous observance of the stated norms.
Before making use of the duster, the user must read, understand and abide by all regulations listed
in this manual.
1.4 - REFERENCE TO REGULATIONS
This manual was set out conforming to the regulations contained in following documents:
— Attachment “I” to Directive 89/392/C and subsequent modifications (letters “b”, “c” of point 1.1.2
and point 1.7.4);
— UNI EN 907 - 1997 and to all the documents in it quoted.
1.5 - USING THE MANUAL
Read every part of this manual, paying attention to the WARNING and DANGER indications both on
the text and on the machine or on components.
All operations suggested by the manual will have to be followed with the utmost care and only after
having understood the negative consequences of improper usage.
The following “symbols “ are used within the text in order to highlight and visually identify the
importance of the various types of information:
Indicates important additional information
Non observance can result in permanent damage to the duster.
Highlights possibly dangerous situations to people.
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13 TROUBLE SHOOTING 13
A. PROBLEM: Oil leakage from the cover of the multiplier box
1. CAUSE: The cover seal is defective.
REMEDY: Refer to CIMA after sale service.
2. CAUSE: The sealing ring on the cover is defective.
REMEDY: Refer to CIMA after-sale service.
B. PROBLEM: Vibration of the ventilator group
1. CAUSE: The fan is dirty or out of balance.
REMEDY: Refer to CIMA after-sale service.
2. CAUSE: The PdPs are not aligned or are not parallel.
REMEDY: Position the PdPs in the correct way.
C. PROBLEM: Abnormal and constant noise with vibrations
1. CAUSE: Breakage of the multiplier bearings.
REMEDY: Refer to CIMA after sale service.
D. PROBLEM: Non-delivery of powders
1. CAUSE: The feeding holes on the tank bottom are clogged.
REMEDY: Clean them.
2. CAUSE: Caking of the tank’s contents.
REMEDY: Breake up the powder.
E. PROBLEM: Distribution on the two sides is not uniform
1. CAUSE: The compensation plate of the head has moved.
REMEDY: Adjust it in order to get a uniform distribution.
14 REPAIRS ALLOWED 14
THE OWNER AND/OR THE OPERATOR OF THE DUSTER ARE NOT PERMITTED TO MODIFY
THESTRUCTUREOR THESPECIFIC OPERATIONOFTHE DUSTERITSELF. ANYREPAIRING
INTERVENTION HAS TO BE CARRIED OUT EITHER AT THE DISTRIBUTORS’ OR AT THE
C.I.M.A. S.p.A. AUTHORIZED WORKSHOPS, OTHERWISE ANY KIND OF WARRANTY
IMMEDIATELY CEASES AND C.I.M.A. S.p.A. IS CLEARED OF ANY CONSEQUENT AND/OR
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The manual, with relevant attachments and possible integrating issues, must be kept with the utmost
care and must always be complete, integer and legible in every part. Should it be mislaid it is imperative
to immediately request a duplicate from C.I.M.A. S.p.A. Should the decals originally applied on the
machine be mislaid, damaged or become incomprehensible, they should b promptly replaced.
- The manual must always be kept for the duster’s whole operational life.
- Any modification received must be permanently inserted in this publication.
- The manual must be ceded with the duster should this be sold.
1.6 - UPDATES
Possible updates that C.I.M.A. S.p.A. will provide the owner of the duster will be accompanied by
instructions to insert in this publication.
Should the machine be sold, the owner must inform the new purchaser that he should notify C.I.M.A
S.p.A. of his address in order to receive possible future integrating issues and/or updates.
2 GLOSSARY 2
2.1 - TERMINOLOGY
The terms FRONT, REAR, RIGHT and LEFT utilised in this publication refer to the duster as seen by an
operator from behind the operative unit along the drive line and facing it: the rear part of the machine
is that closest to the operator, and is where the distribution device (Head) is mounted - and the front
part is the one that gets attached to the tractor.
2.2 - ABBREVIATIONS
cm ..................................................................................................................................... centimetres
g.................................................................................................................................................. grams
h.................................................................................................................................................... hour
ha............................................................................................................................................. hectare
ha/h .......................................................................................................................... hectare per hour
HP ................................................................................................................................... horse power
l..................................................................................................................................................... litres
l/h ................................................................................................................................... litres per hour
l/min. ......................................................................................................................... litres per minute
kg ............................................................................................................................................ kilogram
kg/cm2..................................................................... kilograms per square centimetre (atmosphere)
km.......................................................................................................................................... kilometre
km/h .................................................................................................................... kilometres per hour
kW ........................................................................................................................................... kilowatt
Lm............................................................................................................................... width in metres
m................................................................................................................................................. metre
m3/h .................................................................................................................. cube metres per hour
m/s ........................................................................................................................ metres per second
Mesh .................................................................................................... N° of meshes per linear inch
Micron ................................................................................................................. 1/1000 of millimetre
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12.2 - LUBRICATION
When the machine is sitting on a flat surface, the oil level inside the multiplier
should always be visible through the sight plug situated on the guard cover.
The multiplier oil has to be replaced after 1000 working hours. A plug situated under the multiplier
box allows for the discharge of the oil.
It is absolutely necessary that the oil is always kept at the required level. Any possible filling up has
to be carried out through the filling cap, either by inclining or by laying down the machine: always use
oil SAE 90.
At the beginning of the treatment season and before every intervention, check the
oil level in the multiplier guard.
00468
OIL SIGHT
PLUG
OIL FILLING
PLUG
OIL
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mm........................................................................................................................................ millimetre
PTO .............................................................................................................................. power take-off
RPM ............................................................................................................................ revs per minute
s.............................................................................................................................................. seconds
2.3 - DECALS
The safety and use/maintenance decals are applied to the machine are described in the following
paragraph.
Every decal is marked with its part number, in case it needs to be replaced.
1 - 95001 - STOPTHEENGINE ANDREMOVE THEKEYFROM THETRACTOR’S CONTROLPANEL
BEFORE CARRYING OUT ALL MAINTENANCE OR REPAIR OPERATIONS
-Positioned on the tank in the forward part of the machine.
2 - 95011 - DANGER:ROTATING COMPONENTS. BEFORELIFTING THELID,STOPTHETRACTOR,
TAKE THE KEY OUT OF THE CONTROL PANEL AND MAKE SURE THAT ALL
COMPONENTS HAVE STOPPED.
-Position: on the tank, rear part of the machine.
3 - 95005 DANGER, PARTS IN MOTION. BEFORE REMOVING PROTECTION GUARDS, STOP THE
TRACTOR, REMOVE THE KEY FROM THE TRACTOR’S CONTROL PANEL AND
ENSURE THAT ALL MOVING PARTS HAVE STOPPED
- Position: on the cone-like part of the tank, rear part of the machine.
4 - 95006 - WARNING: CONSULT THE USER AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL BEFORE USING OR
INTERVENING ON THE MACHINE
-Position: on the lid of the tank.
5 - 95010 - MAXIMUM OPERATING SPEED OF THE DRIVE OUTLET (PTO): 540 RPM
- Positioned on the tank in the forward part of the machine.
Use and maintenance
6 - 95059 - HOOKING POINT FOR THE LIFTING OF THE MACHINE
-Position: left front part of the frame, under the third point.
7 - 95068 - SOFTLY ENGAGE THE PTO; FAN START-UP MUST BE GRADUAL.
-Position: on the tank, front part of the machine.
8 - 95053 - GREASE EVERY 50 HOURS: FELT POWDER SEAL
-Positioned upper of the fan carter, in the forward part of the machine
9 - 96105 - DELIVERY GRADUATION
Positioned on the duster’s right side, near the delivery lock position indicator.
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00467
00062
11.1 - Lifting and transport of the duster
Before carrying out any operation it is essential to verify that no product residues
are left in the tank.
12 MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS 12
ALLOPERATIONSMUST BECARRIED OUTWITHTHE ENGINESWITCHED OFF AND
WITH THE IGNITION KEY REMOVED FROM THE CONTROL PANEL.
12.1 - GREASING
At the beginning of the treatment season and
after every 50 hours work, grease the felt seal
with EP type NGL2 class grease.
- Accurately clean the greaser
before use: dirt could be
introduced together with grease.
1. Check that the cables or chains used for the
lifting are adequate for the weight to be lifted.
2. Hook the machine through the specific sup-
port point indicated by the specific decal on
the frame, checking all the parts involved in
the operation.
3. Lift the machine, verifying that it is properly
balanced; position the duster on the tran-
sporting vehicle in perfectly stable condi-
tions.
4. During transport the machine must be immo-
bilised and fastened to the carrier by way of
suitable strapping.un’imbragatura adeguata.
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00065

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Positioning of the safety, use and maintenance decals
00437
00469
1 95001
00042
* Safety decals
* Use and maintenance decals
3 95005
00044
5 950104 95006
00046
00048
7 95068
6 95059
00062
2 95001
00042
Front view Left side view
00368
Innestare la PDP dolcemente
Softly engage the PTO
Embrayer la PDF doucement
Den Abtrieb sanft einschalten
Insertar la TDP suavemente
1
6
5
8
3
2
7
4
8 95053
00065
9
012345
R
9 96105
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The duster should work with PdP at 540 RPM. For a good result of the
treatments this condition MUST ALWAYS BE OBSERVED during the machi-
ne’s operation. Utilisation is permitted with speed rates ranging between
500 and 620 RPM.
3. Use personal protection identical to that advised for the mixture, preparation and loading, if the
tractor does not have a pressurized cab with aeration filters.
4. Immediately wash all elements contaminated during the teatment, promptly take off the contami-
nated protection clothes and discontinue the job if these cannot be replaced.
5. If the wind increases, follow the instructions given in the preliminary operations.
6. During the pauses, stop the motor, take the key out of the control panel of the tractor and lower
the hoist.
7. Pay special attention when doing treatments near property lines, houses, waterways, roads or
public paths.
10.4 - END OF TREATMENT - STORAGE
10.4.1 - Daily
The operator must:
1. Keep the machine in a ventilated place, sheltered from rain or sun: sunrays are the worst enemies
of plastic and rubber parts.
10.4.2 - End of seasonal cycle
The operator must:
1. Carry out an accurate cleaning of the duster, emptying the tank and the distribution holes of any
product residue. The operation must be done without the use of water or liquid detergents.
2. Check to see if the machine’s parts and structures are working correctly. In the case of negative
results, ask for the intervention of C.I.M.A. S.p.A. dealer or authorized workshop.
3. Put the machine in a ventilated place, sheltered from rain, ice and rays of sun.
11 LIFTING AND TRANSPORT 11
THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS ARE NOT ALLOWED:
• Transporting or lifting the duster with residual quantities of product in the tank
for purposes differing from its destined usage.
• The transporting of people, animals or things.
• The trailing of vehicles or equipment.
Road transport must take place in the complete observance of road regulations
in force in the Country where the machine is used.
• When the footprint of the duster exceeds that of the tractor, the specific notice
sign for overhanging loads needs to be attached on the rear.
• It is necessary to replicate the tractor’s number plate and tail lights when these
are covered by the machine.
The operator is responsible for possible defaults due to the non observance of
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3 GENERAL INFORMATION 3
3.1 - MACHINE IDENTIFICATION
3.2 - TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
C.I.M.A. S.p.A. is at the complete disposal of customers for any type of intervention. The names and
addresses of its service network, both in Italy and in foreign countries, can be requested from:
C.I.M.A. S.p.A. - 27040 Montù Beccaria - Loc. Molino Quaroni (PV) - ITALIA
tel. 0385-246636 - fax 0385-246637
from abroad tel. +39-0385-246636 - fax +39-0385-246637
e.mail [email protected]
3.3 - SAFETY NOTICES
All the preparation, use, maintenance, moving and transporting operations must be carried out only
after having acquired a perfect knowledge of the regulations contained in this publication and the ability
to appropriately interpret the symbols of the decals applied to the machine.
IT IS FORBIDDEN TO UTILISE THE DUSTER FOR PURPOSES OTHER THAN FOR ITS
INTENDED USE, AS IT HAS BEEN DEVELOPED EXCLUSIVELY FOR DISTRIBUTING ANTI-
MILDEW POWDERS ON AGRICULTURAL CULTIVATIONS
It is necessary to scrupulously abide by the following general norms:
— always stop the tractor’s engine before carrying out any operation on the duster;
— check that the weight and power of the tractor are compatible with the duster to be used;
— before utilisation, check the correct tightening and securing of the machine’s various components,
paying particular attention to the safety protections and to the moving parts;
— only utilise protected cardan shafts provided with CE conformity certification.
Carry out the assembly only if the drive outlets of both tractor and duster are equipped with the
protection counter-guard;
— check that the cardan shaft is blocked by the appropriate anti-rotation chains;
— keep people and animals away from the machine before starting it up;
00440
00070
Identification nameplate
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10.2 - PREPARATORY OPERATIONS TO TREATMENT
IT IS ALWAYS NECESSARY TO WEAR PERSONAL PROTECTION CLOTHING AND ACCES-
SORIES. The powdering masks do not offer any protection against toxic vapors.
Avoid using clothes that can get caught in the moving elements.
Before opening the lid, ALWAYS check that the tractor is STILL and that the
key was REMOVED from the control board.
1. Carry out all checking and maintenance operation necessary for setting up the machine.
2. Perform loading in a well-ventilated place. If this is done outdoors, the presence of wind increases
the danger of contamination.
3. Avoid proximity of free flames, coals or burning objects with flammable products.
4. Put the emptied product packages in the appropriate container or in the storage rooms.
5. Clean the equipment and the tools used for preparation and keep them in the storage area for
chemical products.
6. Always leave the product loading and preparation area in conditions which will not cause any
contamination to persons or animals, or environmental pollution.
7. If necessary, mark the field or the machine passage area, to provide a guide for treatment and
to avoid missing spots or overlapping layers.
- AT THE END OF THE OPERATIONS NECESSARY FOR TREATMENT, THE STORAGE-
CONSERVATION AREAS MUST BE LEFT IN THE CONDITION REQUESTED IN ORDER TO
PERFORM THEIR PREVENTIVE AND PROTECTIVE FUNCTION.
- BEFORE RE-STARTING THE TRACTOR, CLEAR PEOPLE AND ANIMALS AWAY AND
NEVER LEAVE THE MACHINE UNGUARDED DURING THE PREPARATION OPERATIONS.
10.3 - THE TREATMENT
Before any transferring, make sure that the powder delivery lock is CLOSED
(position “0”). If the delivery lock is open and the fan is still, the powder contained
inside the tank could, as a result of the vibrations, move down and compact itself
inside the fan, so causing at the machine start an excessive solicitation of the
moving parts, which could consequently break. As a general precaution measure,
it is recommended to avoid covering great transferring distances with the loaded
tank, in order to avoid the product getting compacted inside the tank.
IT IS ADVISABLE TO BEGIN TREATMENT AT THE HEADLANDS.
The operator must:
1. Start the tractor, always observing the safety norms.
2. Activate the power take off (PTO) and take it to a rotation speed of at least 500 RPM. CARRY
OUTTHE TREATMENT
SOFTLY ENGAGE THE PTO.
The fan must reach the status of inertia and acquire a certain rotation speed before
pushing the accelerator. Transmitting most of the motor power to overcome the
starting take-off may cause the breakage of the multiplier gears. Pay special
attention with double-clutch tractors.

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— don’t wear articles of clothing that might get caught in moving parts;
— keep to a low speed while negotiating bumps or crossing ditches.
- All of the maintenance and repair operations should be carried out only after
having carefully cleaned all the parts of the machine.
- It is forbidden to make weldings if ammonium salts have been used or on parts
not perfectly cleaned from any sulphur residuals.
- It is forbidden to use the machine if any free flames are present or in proximity
of any incandescent material, fire residuals or glowing fires.
3.4 - SAFETY SYSTEMS
All machine moving parts are suitably protected by guards and highlighted through the use of warning
decals.
- It is forbidden to use the machine with these guards removed.
- Before removing the protection, stop the tractor’s engine and remove the key
from the control panel.
- Before beginning the distribution of the product, make sure that the lid is closed.
The pictures illustrate the machine’s guarded parts:
THE OWNER AND/OR THE OPERATOR OF THE DUSTER ARE NOT PERMITTED TO MODIFY
THESTRUCTUREOR THESPECIFIC OPERATIONOFTHE DUSTERITSELF. ANYREPAIRING
INTERVENTION HAS TO BE CARRIED OUT EITHER AT THE DISTRIBUTORS’ OR AT THE
C.I.M.A. S.p.A. AUTHORIZED WORKSHOPS, OTHERWISE ANY KIND OF WARRANTY
IMMEDIATELY CEASES AND C.I.M.A. S.p.A. IS CLEARED OF ANY CONSEQUENT AND/OR
IMPLIED RESPONSIBILITY.
00441
PTO
PROTECTION
CASING
00442
FAN
PROTEC-
TION
GRILL
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EXECUTION:
1. Using the on-ofl lever, find the delivery position suitable for the intervention.
2. Unscrew the locking lever and move it up to reach the delivery position indicator, then strongly
lock it by completely screwing it back.
This operation ensures the equal opening of the delivery holes during the entire
treatment.
10 OPERATING PROCEDURES 10
10.1 - PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS TO TREATMENT
THEOPERATORMUST:
1. Ascertain that the condition of the crops, the progress of the disease or the need for its prevention
actually justify the treatment to be applied.
2. Be aware of the meteorological conditions forecast for all the time necessary for carrying out the
treatment.
3. If possible, avoid carrying out the spraying in strong wind conditions or when one detects that
the sprayed product disperses away from the target crop (drifting). It is advisable to suspend the
treatment when the wind speed exceeds 3 m/s (10 km/hour).
4. Carefully calculate the exact quantity of the product necessary for the treatment.
5. Check that the product is available in a quantity sufficient to complete the intervention.
6. Read the product’s utilisation instructions carefully, in order to ascertain the usage conditions, the
correct dosage and the expiration dates.
GRADUATED SCALE
CONTROL
LEVER
DELIVERY
POSITION
INDEX
BLOCKING
HANDLE
00466
FLEXIBLE CABLE FLEXIBLE
CABLE

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3.5 - HANDLING OF AGRO-CHEMICALS
The operator may be contaminated either by contact with or inhalation of the products and mixtures
to be distributed.
The environment may be polluted by the spillage of the products, the careless conservation of empty
or unwashed packages, and by pouring the products into the water system.
To avoid these risks, the filling operations should be carried out in suitably prepared and adequately
equipped areas, or on the treatment site.
3.5.1 - Storage
Fixed / stationary: the site used must be well ventilated and secured by lockable doors in order to
prevent even accidental access by children or unauthorised persons.
Mobile: the carrier equipment must be properly locked and kept under conditions whereby access
by children or unauthorised persons can be prevented during the absence of the operator. All full or
partially utilised containers must be secured against tipping, falling or breakage during transportation.
Both types of storage must:
— have a suitable container for the storing of empty packaging materials should a specific storage
area not be available;
— have a clean water supply readily available for washing, by means of a specific container or
through connection to the waterworks system;
— have the use of fire extinguishers, should flammable products and substances be stored.
- All packages, whether whole or partially utilised, must be stored in their original
packing and with the warning instructions clearly displayed and legible.
- The storage indications must always be scrupulously adhered to, as well as their
utilisation and possible disposal as suggested on the product’s original
packaging.
3.5.2 - Specific equipment
The site at which the preparation and filling out will take place must provide for:
— all the equipment necessary to the precise measuring of both the dose of product to be mixed in
the tank at every filling;
— all the equipment and means useful to the preparation of the mixture and for the cleaning of the
operator in case of contamination;
— all tools necessary to facilitate the direct introduction of the agro-chemicals in the tank;
— the allocation of clothing and specific equipment in order to avoid contamination by contact or
inhalation during the whole operative phase of the intervention.
3.5.3 - Disposal of empty containers and agro-chemicals residues
Agro-chemicals are classified as “special” waste and their disposal must take place separately from
“urban” wastes.
Empty packaging and contaminated containers to be done away with cannot be
dispersed, burned or buried.
The washing water for the cisterns and the tools utilised for the preparation of
mixtures cannot be emptied on the ground, spilled into the sewage system or in
waterways and rivers.
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8 FILLING 8
FILLINGMUSTBE CARRIEDOUTWITH THEMACHINEON AFLAT SURFACE. ONTHE SITE, BEFORE
THE OPERATION, THE DOSES TO BE POURED INTO THE TANK MUST BE PREDISPOSED.
IT IS NECESSARY TO ALWAYS MAKE USE OF PERSONAL PROTECTION.
EXECUTION:
1. Take the duster to the area in which it is to be filled and rest it on the ground.
2. Stop the tractor and remove the key from the control panel .
3. Before filling the tank, stop delivery by bringing the control lever to the “0” position
4. Before opening the lid, ALWAYS check that the tractor is STILL and that
the key was REMOVED from the control board.
5. Open the lid of the tank.
Avoid that both BEFORE and DURING the loading any foreign objects like stones,
small pieces of metal, etc., are introduced into the tank. Even if small dimensioned,
such objects could, by getting into contact with the mixer during its operation,
cause some sparks inside the tank and set the duster on fire.
6. Introduce the powder product into the tank, up to its complete filling.
7. Close the lid of the tank.
8. Start the tractor, always observing the safety norms and move to the treatment place.
Before any transferring, make sure that the powder delivery lock is CLOSED
(position “0”). If the delivery lock is open and the fan is still, the powder contained
inside the tank could, as a result of the vibrations, move down and compact itself
inside the fan, so causing at the machine start an excessive solicitation of the
moving parts, which could consequently break. As a general precaution measure,
it is recommended to avoid covering great transferring distances with the loaded
tank, in order to avoid the product getting compacted inside the tank.
9 CONSTANT DELIVERY CONTROL 9
The products to be used with the duster have physical characteristics that can be stongly modified
by the temperature and humidity conditions at the moment of treatment. Therefore, it is not possible
to obtain and set reliable delivery amounts corresponding to the various opening indexes of the delivery
holes on the tank bottom.
Usually, the machine allows deliveries from a min. 0,4 up to max. 8 kg/min., with the opening index set
on No. 5. To do a treatment with constant powder distribution, it is possible to set the on-of lever at
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The disposal of special wastes is regulated by specific norms. In order to perform this operation it is
necessary to obtain the relevant information from the Local Offices specifically appointed to rule on
this subject. The non compliance with these regulations can cause considerable damage to persons
and animals as well as polluting the environment.
3.5.4 - Personal means of protection
The toxicity of agro-chemicals forces persons working with them to wear adequate protective clothing
and accessories in order to avoid risks of contamination by contact or inhalation.
In each of the following work stages:
— filling of tanks and adding of the agro-chemical,
— dusting,
— adjusting of the duster,
— emptying and cleaning of the tank,
— replacement of the agro-chemical,
— maintenance interventions,
it is necessary to wear personal protection clothing and accessories.
00073
The following must be worn:
— Polyethylene or polyvinyl gloves.
— Full, waterproof cotton overalls, in order to
guarantee transpiration, fitted with polypro-
pylene side flaps.
In commerce, one-time ‘tyvek’ overalls are
available which, after use (see picture), must
be disposed of according to the modalities
applicable to toxic waste.
— A protective half-mask in polychloroprene
rubber with 1 or 2 filters. Filters for gases and
organic fumes, of European A1-class va-
pours, are envisaged and these can be
combined with anti-dust models of P1 Euro-
pean class, for harmful mists and powders,
or P2, for harmful and toxic mists and pow-
ders.
The filters must be replaced:
- when the smell/taste of agro-chemicals can be detected, and that of active A1-
class carbons;
- when difficulty in breathing is experienced for the anti-dust filters of class P1 and
P2.
In any case it is necessary to make use of all personal means of protection as
suggested by the manufacturers.
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7 ACCESSORIES 7
7.1 - PAIR OF WHEELS
The wheels thread can be adapted to that of the tractor.
MOUNT THE WHEELS AFTER HAVING HITCHED THE DUSTER TO THE THREE-POINT
LINKAGE.
DISMANTLE THE WHEELS BEFORE UNHITCHING THE DUSTERFROM THE THREE-POINT
LINKAGE.
EXECUTION:
1. Hitch the machine to the tractor and lift it to a height at which the wheels can be mounted.
2. Stop the tractor, remove the key from the control panel and ensure that
no one operates the three-point lincage’s hydraulic controls. AVOID
OPERATING AND STANDING BENEATH THE MACHINE OR WITHIN THE AREA
THAT MIGHT BE INVOLVED IN ITS SUDDEN LOWERING.
3. Insert the wheels’ axle shafts into the machine’s axle.
4. Adapt the wheels’ track to that of the tractor.
5.Lock the axle shafts by means of the axle screws.
6 Start the tractor and keep the duster lifted during the transfers, lowering it to carry out the treatment.
THE DUSTER MUST BE LIFTED AT EVERY DIRECTION CHANGE MAKING SURE THAT THE
WHEELS ARE NOT RESTING ON THE GROUND.
00029
WHEEL WITH
AXLE SHAFT
LOCKING
SCREWS
FRAME
MUD SCRA-
PER 00465
Wheel dimension .......................................................................................................... 135/80 - 13
Wheel pressure .................................................................................................................... 3,3 atm
Wheel weight, with axles ...................................................................................................... 40 kg

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4 MACHINE’S STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS 4
The pictures indicate the position of the main components of the duster.
LID
LID
TANK
TANK
FRAME
FRAME
CAPACITY
REGULATOR
CONTROL LEVER
CAPACITY
REGULATOR
CONTROL LEVER
POWER TAKE OFF
PTO
MULTIPLIER
FAN CARTER
00441
00437
OUTLET
GREASER
(ANTIDUST GASKET)
00443
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ESSE 520 - ESSE 530
1- 2 SWINGING FISHTAILS SPRAYHEAD ........................................... I.2V.S5.0 ............. weight kg 6
2 - 2 SWINGING FISHTAILS SPRAYHEAD with right or left closing ... I.2V.CH.S5.01 ..... weight kg 7
3 - 2 SWINGING FISHTAILS SPRAYHEAD with extension ................. I.2V.L.S5.01 ........ weight kg 9
4 - 2 SWINGING FISHTAILS SPRAYHEAD with extension
and right or left closing ................................................................... I.2V.LCH.S5.01 . weight kg 10
5 - SWINGING CANNON JET ............................................................... I.GCO.S.01 ....... weight kg 2,5
6 - SWINGING CANNON JET with additional fishtail. .......................... I.GC2.S.01 ........ weight kg 5,5
7 - 2 LITTLE CANNONS SPRAYHEAD ................................................. I.2C.S5.01 ........ weight kg 6,5
8 - 4m AIR BOOM 4 outlets ................................................................. I.BR.S5.44.01 .... weight kg 63
6m AIR BOOM 5 outlets ................................................................. I.BR.S5.65.01 .... weight kg 66
6m AIR BOOM 6 outlets ................................................................. I.BR.S5.66.01 .... weight kg 69
8m AIR BOOM 8 outlets .................................................................. I.BR.S5.88.01 .... weight kg 81
123
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4.1 FRAME
The frame may be coupled to hydraulic hoists of
class “1”. The diameter of the gudgeon is 22mm.
The pin of the third point is 19mm. in diameter.
4.2 - MULTIPLIER
- Aluminum gearbox. On the side opposite the
PdP. It has a sight plug for filling and checking
the oil level; at the center there is another
service plug to make interventions on the
conical couple easier; underneath discharge
plug.
-Conical Couple with high-tensile steel he-
licoidal teeth, dimensioned with a wide sa-
fety margin that works in oil bath.
- PdP protection casing attached on the
multiplier cover.
The multiplier should work with
PdP at 540 RPM. For a good result of
the treatments this condition MUST
ALWAYS BE OBSERVED during the
machine’s operation. Utilisation is
permitted with speed rates ranging
between 500 and 620 RPM.
19mm
22mm
22mm
00470
00444
OIL SIGHT PLUG
OIL FILLING
PLUG
ALUMINUM
GEARBOX
PTO
PROTECTION
CASING
OIL DRAIN
PLUG
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5.3 - INSTALLATION OF CAPACITY REGULATOR CONTROL
LEVER
12
3
4
5
EXECUTION:
1. Mount the securing bracket on the tractor
within the driver’s reach.
2 - Insert the control lever’s bayonet support in
the securing bracket.
Position the regulation lock con-
nection flexible cable in such a way
to avoid that, during the treatment,
it can get torn. If necessary, use
some fastening belts.
00475
CAPACITY
REGULATOR
CONTROL
LEVER
BAYONET
SUPPORT
MOUNTING
BRACKET
FLEXIBLE
CABLE
6 DISTRIBUTION DEVICES 6
All the heads CAN BE ORIENTED. The regulation of the position allows to optimise
the distribution, according with the ground and with the type of culture to be
treated.
ESSE 420 - ESSE 430
1 - 2 SWINGING FISHTAILS SPRAYHEAD ........................................... I.2V.S4.01 ........... weight kg 6
2 - 2 SWINGING FISHTAILS SPRAYHEAD with right or left closing ... I.2V.CH.S4.01 ..... weight kg 8
3 - SWINGING CANNON JET ............................................................... I.GCO.S.01 ...... weight kg 2,5
4 - SWINGING CANNON JET with additional fishtail. .......................... I.GC2.S.01 ....... weight kg 5,5
5 - 2 LITTLE CANNONS SPRAYHEAD ................................................. I.2C.S4.01 ....... weight kg 6,5

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4.3 - FAN
— Aluminum carter with rear outlet.
— Centrifuge fan enclosed in steel, balanced
dynamically.
4.4 - TANK BOTTOM
— It is made of aluminum and has 4 holes to let
the powder fall. A distributing mixer control-
led by the multiplier rotates. Underneath it,
there is a register with 4 holes which allows
the adjustment of the powder distribution.
— Between the lid with bush, which attaches
the register to the bottom, and the pinion
driving the mixer, is a felt seal against
powders. Its functionality is guaranteed by a
greaser inserted on the lid.
4.5 - TANK
— Realized in polyethylene, the tank is fastened
to the machine frame and provided with an
overturning plastic cover.
- Before opening the lid, stop the
tractor and take the key out of the
control panel.
- Check that the lid is closed before
starting the tractor again.
4.6 - CAPACITY REGULATOR
The control lever, which is fastened to the bayonet
support through which it can be fastened on the
tractor, at operator’s reach, is connected to the
regulation lock appendix through the actuation
flexible cable.
00445
FAN CARTER
BOTTOM
TANK
TANK
DELIVERY HOLE
(1 of 4) POWDER MIXER
DELIVERY
REGULATION
LOCK 00446
00447
OUTLET
CONTROL
LEVER
BAYONET
SUPPORT
FLEXIBLE
CABLE
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5.2 - MOUNTING OF THE TRANSMISSION SHAFT
USE CARDAN TRANSMISSION SHAFTS WITH CE CERTIFICATION.
OBSERVE THE REGULATIONS CONTAINED IN THE USE AND MAINTENANCE BOOK-LET
PROVIDED BY THE SHAFT MANUFACTURER.
The cardan transmission shaft must work with the 2 COAXIAL drive outlets (PTO)
or, should this not be possible, with the PARALLEL axles. In this case the angle
of the joint MUST NOT EXCEED 15°.
Definition of the length
15° MAX
D
L = D - 25
00081
00471
00083
Set the 2 drive outlets (PTO) perfectly on the same
axis and measure the distance “D” between their
grooves.
Length “L” of the cardan transmission shaft
(refer to the picture) to be deployed, measured
between the 2 stopping pawls and with cardan
shaft closed, must be 25 mm lesser than distance
“D”.
The mounting, disassem-
bling or possible other inter-
ventions on the cardan tran-
smission shaft must be car-
ried out with the engine
switched off and with the star-
ter key removed from the
tractor’s control panel.
00450
00451

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The small square-type indicator slides on a gra-
duated scale from 0 to 5, of the bayonet support
of the remote control. It shows the width of the
opening of the distribution holes. “0” means full
closure, “5” maximum delivery. The handle locks
the small square that keeps the opening of the
control lever in the desired position.
GRADUATED
SCALE
00449
4.7 - TECHNICAL DATA
INDICATOR
HANDLE
ESSE SERIES
420 430 520 530
DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS (without head)
Lenght (mm) 1225 1225 1235 1235
Total width (mm) 935 935 935 935
Total height (mm) 1175 1325 1440 1590
Weight, empty (kg) 103 105 136 138
Weight, full-load (kg) 233 305 266 338
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Tank capacities (litres) 200 300 200 300
Tank capacities, with sulphur (kg) ~150 ~200 ~150 ~200
Moltiplication ratio 1:5,8 1:5,18
PTO shaft
1 3/8" SAE
DIN 9611/A
Multiplier oil - SAE 90 (kg) 1
Rear outlet diameter (mm) 175
Fan diameter (mm) 400 500
Fan speed (RPM) 3130 2800
Air flow rate (m
3
/h) 2100 3470
Air speeda (m/sec.) 90
PTO power absorbed (CV-kW) 8 - 5,9 12 - 8,8
GB_TABELLA01
The duster’s weight indicated in the table doesn’t include the weight of the cardan
shaft nor that of the head applied to the machine. The weight of the single
distribution heads is indicated in the following Chapter 6. As far as the weight of
the cardan shaft is concerned, reference shall be made to the relevant specific
documentation.
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5 COUPLING MODALITIES 5
5.1 - HITCHING TO THE TRACTOR
Check that the tractor’s “permissible carried weight” and the “rear overhang
allowed” are compatible with the weight and dimensions of the fully loaded duster
and complete with equipment mounted for the treatment (see Paragraphs “3.1”
- “4.7” and “6”).
The tractor’s power take-off (PTO), under all utilisation conditions, must provide
a power exceeding that absorbed by the duster.
COUPLING POWER WITH TRACTORS OF AT LEAST:
18 CV = 13,2 KW for dusters ESSE 420 e ESSE 430
25 CV = 18,4 KW for dusters ESSE 520 e ESSE 530
For the models ESSE 520 and ESSE 530, the coupling to the tractor SHALL be realized
by using a cardan transmission shaft equipped with a clutch.
The duster should be mounted on a flat surface, taking care to clear away all people not involved in
the operation, including children and animals.
EXECUTION:
1. Loosen the chains of the lifter arms.
2. Start the tractor and take the lifter’s arms to the level of the machine’s pins.
3. Stop the tractor and remove the key from the control panel.
4. Insert the toggle joints on the machine’s pegs, locking them with the clip pins.
5. Take the tension rod off of the tractor’s 3rd point and locking it with the release pin.
6. Screw the tension rod slightly to put it in tension.
7. Start the tractor and hoist the duster until the 2 PTO are the same height.
8. Stop the tractor, remove the key from the control panel and make sure
that no one approaches the hydraulic controls of the lifter.
NEVER OPERATE OR STAND BENEATH THE MACHINE OR IN THE AREA THAT
COULD BE INVOLVED IN ITS SUDDEN LOWERING.
9. By acting on the 3rd-point rod, vertically align the duster. N.B.: block the 3rd-point rod with the
specific lock ring.
10. Block the coupling by tightening the chains of the hoister arms.
When the operation is completed the 2 drive outlets (PTO) must be positioned on
the same axis, both in vertical and horizontal direction.
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