Daedong CK22 Instruction manual

WORKSHOP MANUAL
CK22/CK22H
TRACTORS

This manual is to provide servicing personnel with information on the general specifications, service, operating
principle, troubleshooting, exploded view including part name, removing and installing procedures for CK22/
CK22H tractors with high-end technology.
All information in this manual is based on the latest product information available at the time of publication.
Therefore, some of the information in this manual may differ from the machine you have.
DAEDONG has a principle to apply update to the next edition of the manual if there is any. However, DAEDONG has
no obligation to modify the contents in this manual, especially the contents in the manual which are already
distributed or published.
The modified information is available in DAEDONG’s online electronic manual system (DEMSS).
This manual is ultimately to satisfy customers with best performance of tractor. If there is any typo, wrong informa-
tion or question for this manual, feel free to contact DAEDONG.
2007. 05
Overseas service team
DAEDONG INDUSTRIAL Co., Ltd.
PREFACE
IMPORTANT
• Using unspecified parts, fuel and lubricants
other than DAEDONG’s genuine parts can dam-
age the tractor and such damage will not be cov-
ered by warranty.
REMARK
• We reserve the right to make changes through-
out the entire manual at any time without notice.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 0
CHAPTER 1
CHAPTER 2
CHAPTER 3
CHAPTER 4
CHAPTER 6
CHAPTER 7
CHAPTER 8
CHAPTER 9
CHAPTER 10
CHAPTER 11
CHAPTER 12
CHAPTER 5
SAFETY FIRST
GENERAL
ENGINE
CLUTCH
TRANSMISSION
HST
REAR AXLE
BRAKE
FRONT AXLE
STEERING SYSTEM
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
ELECTRIC SYSTEM
INDEX

TABLE OF CONTENTS
SAFETY FIRST
CK22/CK22H
1. FOR SAFETY ............................................................................ 0-2
1.1 Alert symbols .................................................................... 0-2
2. SAFETY TIPS ........................................................................... 0-3
2.1 Safety gear ........................................................................ 0-3
2.2 Work place......................................................................... 0-3
2.2.1 Ventilating system .................................................. 0-3
2.2.2 Safe working place ................................................. 0-3
2.2.3 Illumination .............................................................. 0-3
2.2.4 Safety equipment.................................................... 0-3
2.2.5 Clean working area ................................................. 0-3
2.3 Safety instructions when preparing tractor .................... 0-4
2.4 Fire hazards ....................................................................... 0-4
2.5 Cautions when handling the battery ................................ 0-5
2.6 Cautions for high pressure hoses.................................... 0-6
2.7 Use of appropriate tools and equipment ......................... 0-6
2.8 Handling of hazardous materials ..................................... 0-6
2.9 Handling of rotating blade, shaft and driving belt........... 0-7
2.10 Preventing scalding ........................................................... 0-7
2.11 Disposal of environmental waste ..................................... 0-8
2.12 Cautions when handling tires........................................... 0-8
3. SAFETY DECALS..................................................................... 0-9
3.1 Location of decals ............................................................. 0-9

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• Most accidents can be avoided if basic safety in-
structions and regulations are followed. Always fol-
low the safety regulations and avoid any dangerous
situation to prevent an accident.
• You can be unexpectedly injured if inspecting or
servicing the tractor without full knowledge of it.
Read the service manual carefully before starting
servicing and follow the instructions for servicing,
maintenance and inspection to prevent any injury.
1.1 ALERT SYMBOLS
In this manual, the following safety-alert symbols are
used. Their meanings are as follows:
1. FOR SAFETY
T46W001A
• Broaden your knowledge with additionally supplied
service information for optimal service.
• This mark indicates potentially hazardous situation
which, if not observed, may result in serious injury.
• This mark indicates emphasis on information
which can be confused when servicing. If this in-
formation is not carefully read and observed, the
tractor cannot fully function or may be damaged.
• This mark indicates hazardous situation which, if
not observed, may result in death or injury.
T46W004AT46W002A
T46W005AT46W003A
A. REMARK B. CAUTION
C. IMPORTANT D. WARNING
ᴯᖿ⤇#╤ⴋ#$
READ MANUAL!
ⱇ#⪣
REMARK CAUTION
WARNING
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2.1 SAFETY GEAR
When working on the tractor, always wear safety gloves,
safety shoes, ear plugs, safety goggles, safety helmet,
working clothes, etc. appropriate for your working
environment. Never wear loose fitting clothing or a tie
which can be caught to the rotating part. According to
the statistics, most accidents that occurred with rotat-
ing parts are due to this inappropriate manner of wear-
ing clothes.
2. SAFETY TIPS
2.2 WORK PLACE
2.2.1 VENTILATING SYSTEM
Service to the tractor should be performed in well-ven-
tilated area. If the engine is running in an enclosed
place, the exhaust gas pipe should be installed.
2.2.2 SAFE WORKING PLACE
The work should be done in a wide, level and safe
place to prevent slip and fall accident.
2.2.3 ILLUMINATION
The work place should be well illuminated. If working
in a dark place or under the tractor, use the work lamp.
The work lamp should be covered by the safety cover.
2.2.4 SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Be sure to keep a first aid kit and fire extinguisher handy
at all times.
2.2.5 CLEAN WORKING AREA
Keep the working area clean before and during work. If
any oil or fuel is spilled, it should be cleaned up
immediately.
T46W006A
T46W008A
T46W007A
• California Proposition 65 Warning
Inhaling exhaust gas can cause cancer or dam-
age the generative function leading to infertility.
WARNING
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T46W009A
T46W011A
2.3 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WHEN
PREPARING TRACTOR
T46W010A
2.4 FIRE HAZARDS
T46W012A
T46W013A
T46W014A
• Lower the implement on to the ground.
• Never work under a raised implement.
• Stop the engine and remove the key.
• Put “Do not operate” label on the tractor if necessary.
• Never smoke or allow flames in your work area when
servicing the fuel system.
• Keep flames or sparks away from the spray paint or
fuel containers and look for leaks.
• Always disconnect the battery cable before servicing.
• Be extra cautious of fire when welding.
• Always keep a fire extinguisher in workshop.
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2.5 CAUTIONS WHEN HANDLING THE
BATTERY
• Always disconnect the negative battery cable first
and reconnect it last to avoid sparks from an acci-
dental short circuit. You can get injured or fire may
break out.
• Never charge a frozen battery. Charging a frozen
battery can cause explosion. Let the battery warm
up to ambient temperature (16°C, 60°F) before
charging.
• Keep sparks and flames (match, lighter) away from
the battery. The battery can explode due to the bat-
tery fluid.
• Never connect the battery’s negative and positive
cables with metal for test. Use only tester when
checking the battery voltage.
• The battery contains acid that can burn you. If it
makes contacts with your eyes, you can lose your
sight.
T46W015A
T46W016A
T46W017A
T46W018A
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2.7 USE OF APPROPRIATE TOOLS
AND EQUIPMENT
• Use the appropriate tools in proper size. If an inap-
propriate tool is used, it can be slipped which can
damage parts or injure you.
• Do not confuse units (mm, inch, etc.).
• Use the air impact wrench only when unscrewing
the bolts or nuts. Such wrench should never be used
when assembly precisely machined parts which its
tightening torque should be strictly observed. Over-
tightening can cause malfunction.
• Be careful of a socket popped out due to the turning
force when using the air impact wrench. Especially,
be extra cautious when working on connection or
socket with joint.
• When lifting the tractor with a hydraulic jack or a
hoist, fix it firmly and install the auxiliary support.
Never work under the tractor if the support and the
hydraulic jack (hoist) are not installed.
• When using a hydraulic jack or a hoist, do not use it
over the limit of the equipment and the lift strap.
• Make sure that the hydraulic lock operates properly
before using the hydraulic jack. Improper use of lock
can cause a serious accident.
• Check the buttons and operating direction of the
hoist before using it. Improper operation may cause
a serious accident.
• Do not use wooden blocks or bricks as support un-
der the tractor. As the tractor’s weight is continu-
ously applied to them, they can be broken or
collapsed.
2.8 HANDLING OF HAZARDOUS MA-
TERIALS
• Do not use pressurized air to blow out hazardous
materials, such as clutch dust, with compressed
air. Inhaling such hazardous materials can dam-
age your health.
NOTE:
• Genuine DAEDONG parts contain no asbetos.
• These materials should be rinsed or wiped away
after spraying oil.
T46W022A
2.6 CAUTIONS FOR HIGH PRESSURE
HOSES
• Hydraulic fluid leaking from high pressure hoses
or pipes can penetrate your skin.
• Before connecting a high pressure hose or pipe,
stop the engine and depressurize it by venting the
valve.
• Check the bolts for tightness before starting the en-
gine after servicing the hydraulic system.
• Use a cardboard or plank when checking for
leakage.
• Never weld the high pressure pipe or the surround-
ing area. The pipe or hose can be heated and ex-
plode which can lead to fire or burn.
T46W019A
T46W020A
T46W021A
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2.9 HANDLING OF ROTATING BLADE,
SHAFT AND DRIVING BELT
• Do not put a hand or a foot into the tractor’s rotating
blade or PTO shaft.
• Do not wear loose clothing.
• Be careful not to get caught by the rotating engine
cooling fan.
• You can be seriously injured if your hand or clothes
is caught by the rotating fan belt or A/C belt.
T46W024A
T46W025A
T46W026A
T46W023A
2.10 PREVENTING SCALDING
• Do not open the radiator cap when the radiator is
hot. Hot coolant or steam can surge leading to se-
rious scalding.
• Check the surface temperature of the container be-
fore draining the engine oil, transmission fluid,
coolant, etc. If it is hot, let it cool down before drain-
ing it. There is danger of burning.
• Perform any service on the engine parts (muffler,
exhaust manifold, turbocharger, etc.) only when they
have cooled.
T46W027A
T46W028A
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T46W030A
2.12 CAUTIONS WHEN HANDLING
TIRES
T46W031A
• The tire rims can fall out of the tires. Therefore, stay
out of its way when checking or inflating tires.
• Do not weld or apply heat to the tire rim or disc. The
tire can explode due to the rapidly increased pres-
sure in the tire.
• Check tires for inflation pressure, damage,
deformation, extended wear on lug and damage of
rim and disc. Also check if wheel bolts, rim bolts
and nuts are loose.
2.11 DISPOSAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL
WASTE
• Observe all relevant environmental protection regu-
lations when disposing used oil, transmission fluid,
coolant, oil filter, etc. Otherwise, they can pollute
the environment seriously.
T46W029A
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(1) Parts No. : T2350-54122 (Optional)
3. SAFETY DECALS
(3) Parts No. : T4625-52361
(2) Parts No. : T4625-52351
• When replacing parts, be sure to replace with the appropriate safety decal.
• If a decal is damaged or detached, always replace with the appropriate decal.
• The decal and its attaching location are as follows.
• Part numbers appear at the bottom of decals.
3.1 LOCATION OF DECALS
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(6) Parts No. : T2445-50724
(5) Parts No. : T2325-50512(4) Parts No. : T2325-50743
(9) Parts No. : T2615-54112
(7) Parts No. : T2615-53561
(8) Parts No. : T2350-54141
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL
CK22/CK22H
1. TRACTOR IDENTIFICATION ..................... 1-3
2. DIMENSIONS............................................... 1-4
3. SPECIFICATIONS ....................................... 1-5
4. LUBRICANTS, FUEL AND COOLANT ...... 1-6
5. TIGHTENING TORQUES ............................ 1-7
5.1 General use screws, bolts and nuts .. 1-7
5.2 Stud bolts.............................................. 1-7
5.3 American standard screws, bolts and nuts
with UNC or UNF threads .................... 1-8
6. UNIT CONVERSION TABLE ...................... 1-9
7. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE CHART ...... 1-10
8. CHECK AND MAINIENANCE .................... 1-11
8.1 Daily check ......................................... 1-11
8.1.1 Checking and refueling............ 1-11
8.1.2 Checking engine oil level ........ 1-12
8.1.3 Checking coolant level ............ 1-12
8.1.4 Checking head lights, hazard light
etc. ............................................ 1-13
8.1.5 Checking seat belt and rops .. 1-13
8.1.6 Cleaning grill, radiator screen and
oil cooler screen ...................... 1-13
8.1.7 Checking brake pedals and clutch
pedal ......................................... 1-14
8.1.8 Checking gauges, meter and easy
checker ..................................... 1-14
8.2 Every 50 hours .................................... 1-15
8.2.1 Lubricating grease fittings ...... 1-15
8.2.2 Checking wheel bolt torque .... 1-16
8.3 Every 100 hours .................................. 1-17
8.3.1 Changing engine oil ................. 1-17
8.3.2 Checking fuel line .................... 1-17
8.3.3 Cleaning air cleaner primary
element ..................................... 1-18
8.3.4 Evacuator valve ........................ 1-18
8.3.5 Adjusting clutch pedal ............ 1-18
8.3.6 Adjusting brake pedal ............. 1-19
8.3.7 Adjusting fan belt tension ....... 1-19
8.3.8 Battery ...................................... 1-20
8.4 Every 200 hours .................................. 1-22
8.4.1 Replacing fuel filter.................. 1-22
8.4.2 Replacing engine oil filter ....... 1-22
8.4.3 Replacing transmission oil ..... 1-23
8.4.4 Checking radiator hose and clamp
.................................................. 1-24
8.4.5 Checking hst oil line & power
steering line ............................. 1-25
8.4.6 Adjusting toe-in........................ 1-25
8.5 Every 400 hours .................................. 1-26
8.5.1 Changing transmission fluid ... 1-26
8.5.2 Replacing fuel filter element ... 1-27
8.5.3 Changing front axle case oil... 1-27
8.6 Every 600 hours .................................. 1-27
8.6.1 Adjusting front axle pivot ........ 1-27
8.6.2 Adjusting procedure ................ 1-27
8.7 Every 800 hours .................................. 1-27
8.7.1 Adjusting engine valve clearance
.................................................. 1-27

TABLE OF CONTENTS
8.8 Once a year ........................................ 1-28
8.8.1 Replacing air cleaner element
.................................................. 1-28
8.9 Every 2 years ...................................... 1-28
8.9.1 Flush cooling system and chang-
ing coolant................................ 1-28
8.9.2 Replacing radiator hose
(water pipes) ............................ 1-29
8.9.3 Replacing power steering hose1-29
8.9.4 Replacing HST oil line (HST type)
.................................................. 1-29
8.9.5 Replacing fuel hose ................. 1-29
8.10 Service as required ............................ 1-30
8.10.1 Bleeding fuel system............. 1-30
8.10.2 Draining clutch housing water
................................................ 1-30
8.10.3 Replacing light bulb ............... 1-30
8.10.4 Replacing fuse ....................... 1-31
9. TIRES ......................................................... 1-32
9.1 Inflation pressure ................................ 1-32
9.2 Tread .................................................... 1-33
9.2.1 Front wheels............................. 1-33
9.2.2 Rear wheels ............................. 1-33
9.3 Ballast ................................................. 1-34
9.3.1 Front ballast ............................. 1-34
9.3.2 Rear ballast .............................. 1-34
9.4 Traveling speed ................................... 1-35

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CK22/CK22H
196W101B
1. TRACTOR IDENTIFICATION
When contacting your local DAEDONG distributor, always specify engine serial number, tractor serial number and
hour meter reading.
196W100A
(1) Statutory plate (2) Identification plate
(4) Transmission serial number
(3) Engine serial number
(5) Hour meter
196W103A
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196W167A
2. DIMENSIONS
mm (in.)
GENERAL - DIMENSIONS