mainero 2240 User manual

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Dry Grain Bagger
model 2240
Operator’s safety is one of the main concerns in the objectives of our designs.
The decals referring to safety, protections, covers and other protection characteristics incorporated to the
machine have been included for your safety.
A great percentage of accidents occur by neglect or bad usage.
A good operator uses and maintains the machine adequately, taking the maximum precautions to avoid
accidents.
IMPORTANT: Before trying to operate the machine, read carefully and apply the instructions contend in
this manual.
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INDEX
Warranty Certicate........................................................................................................................................................3
Technical Start Up Record .............................................................................................................................................5
Technical Specications .................................................................................................................................................7
General Dimensions....................................................................................................................................................... 8
Objective.........................................................................................................................................................................9
Security Instructions..................................................................................................................................................9-10
Mr. Operator .................................................................................................................................................................10
Safety Stickers...............................................................................................................................................................11
Bagger Identication.....................................................................................................................................................12
Tractor..........................................................................................................................................................................13
Machine - Tractor Coupling..........................................................................................................................................14
• Additional Support Stand............................................................................................................................................14
• Jack............................................................................................................................................................................15
• Hydraulic Hose...........................................................................................................................................................17
• PTO Shaft...................................................................................................................................................................18
Technical Aspects.........................................................................................................................................................21
How to munt the bag ....................................................................................................................................................22
Start bag lling..............................................................................................................................................................26
End of bag and closure.................................................................................................................................................28
Interruption of lling process.........................................................................................................................................28
Suggestions..................................................................................................................................................................30
• Ground conditions ......................................................................................................................................................30
• Separation between bags ..........................................................................................................................................30
• Bag clousure ..............................................................................................................................................................31
• Bag orientation ...........................................................................................................................................................32
• Plastic stretching ........................................................................................................................................................32
Storage humidity...........................................................................................................................................................33
Transport position.........................................................................................................................................................36
General considerations.................................................................................................................................................39
Putting out of service....................................................................................................................................................39
Lubrication....................................................................................................................................................................40
Lubrication scheme ......................................................................................................................................................41
Mr. Operator “What you must not do”...........................................................................................................................42
Final deposition ............................................................................................................................................................42
Indications to the user of agricultural machines ...........................................................................................................43
Spare parts...................................................................................................................................................................45
Ilustration N° 1: CHASSIS ............................................................................................................................................47
Ilustration N° 2: TUNNEL..............................................................................................................................................49
Ilustration Nº 3: WHEEL AXLE .................................................................................................................................... 51
Ilustration N° 4: PTO SHAFT - AUGER ........................................................................................................................53
Ilustration N° 5: BOLTED HOPPER..............................................................................................................................55
Ilustration N° 6: LOWER TRAY AND HANGER............................................................................................................57
Ilustration N° 7: BRAKE CIRCUIT ...............................................................................................................................59
Ilustration N° 8: END TRANSPORT KIT.......................................................................................................................61
Ilustration N° 9: LIGHTS CIRCUIT ............................................................................................................................... 63
Ilustration N° 10: GEAR BOX .......................................................................................................................................65
Ilustration N° 11: STICKERS........................................................................................................................................67
Metric and No Metric bolts tighten................................................................................................................................ 69
Signal for agricultural use............................................................................................................................................. 71
Numerical index............................................................................................................................................................73
Instructions for spare parts request.............................................................................................................................. 74

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Machine: Dry Grain Bagger – Model: 2240
MAINERO® Statement of Limited Warranty
This limited Warranty is provided by Carlos Mainero y Cía. S.A.I.C.F.I. (“MAINERO”) only to the original purchaser of
the Product from MAINERO or authorized MAINERO dealers (the “Purchaser”).
1.- WARRANTY VALIDITY REQUIREMENT
In order to validate this Warranty Certicate, the Purchaser must promptly submit the Technical Delivery Declaration
to “Carlos Mainero y Cía. S.A., Customer Service”, Rivadavia Nº 259, Bell Ville X2550DZE, Republic of Argentina,
within fteen (15) consecutive days from the date of the technical delivery of the Product.
Timely submission of the Technical Delivery Declaration is a basic and indispensable condition for this Warranty to
be enforceable. Accordingly, Purchaser’s failure to comply with the foregoing requirement will imply that this Warranty
shall be deemed unenforceable against MAINERO, and result in forfeiture by the Purchaser of its rights hereunder by
the mere course of the aforesaid remission term.
By sending the Technical Delivery Declaration to MAINERO, the Purchaser expressly agrees with all the terms and
conditions set forth in this Warranty.
2.- SCOPE AND PERIOD OF WARRANTY
MAINERO warrants that all pieces, assemblies and accessories (the “parts”) of the Product of its manufacture will be
free from manufacturing defects in material and workmanship (under normal use) for a period of six hundred (600)
operating hours or one hundred and eighty (180) consecutive days (whichever comes rst) as of the date recorded on
the Technical Delivery Declaration.
3.- OBLIGATION OF MAINERO
Subject to the conditions, exclusions and limitations herein, if during the effective warranty period any MAINERO genui-
ne part of the Product covered by this Warranty is found to be defective in material and/or workmanship (under normal
use), MAINERO will, at its sole option, either repair the defective part or replace it with a new genuine part, without
charge to the Purchaser for the part or labor.
MAINERO’S TOTAL LIABILITY UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF DEFEC-
TIVE PARTS IN MATERIAL AND/OR WORKMANSHIP. REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT ARE THE PURCHASER’S SOLE
AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF WARRANTY OR ANY OTHER APPLICABLE LEGAL THEORY. TO
THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW, IN NO EVENT SHALL MAINERO BE LIABLE FOR
CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT OR SPECIAL DAMAGES, OR FOR WHATSOEVER CONSE-
QUENCES ARISING FROM SUCH DAMAGES, SUCH AS, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF USE, LOSS OF PRO-
FITS, LOSS OF SALES, LOSS OF OPPORTUNITY, INJURY TO GOODWILL, TRAVEL ALLOWANCES, FEES FOR
PHONE CALLS, LOSS OF TIME, INCONVENIENCE, OR ANY OTHER INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMA-
GE ARISING FROM THE PURCHASE, USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCT INCLUDING ANY INJURY TO
PERSON OR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY, EITHER TO THE OWNER, USER OR THIRD PARTIES, EVEN IF MAINERO
HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
WHENEVER POSSIBLE, EACH PROVISION OF THIS WARRANTY SHALL BE CONSTRUED SO AS TO BE EFFEC-
TIVE AND VALID UNDER ANY APPLICABLE LAW. IF ANY PROVISION OF THIS WARRANTY SHALL BE PROHIBI-
TED BY OR DETERMINED INVALID UNDER ANY APPLICABLE LAW, SUCH PROVISION SHALL BE INEFFECTIVE
ONLY TO THE EXTENT SUCH PROHIBITION OR INVALIDITY, WITHOUT INVALIDATING THE REMAINDER OF
SUCH PROVISION OR OTHER PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN THIS WARRANTY.
THIS LIMITED WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS, AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS
WHICH VARY FROM JURISDICTION TO JURISDICTION.
4.- EXCLUSIONS FROM COVERAGE
Esta Garantía NO CUBRE:
a.- Non-MAINERO parts included in the Product, such as roller chains, bearings, etc. Warranty claims related to non-
MAINERO parts will be resubmitted, together with defective parts, to the original manufacturer for analysis and
approval. MAINERO does not respond or guarantee the decisions taken by original manufacturers.
b.- Shipping and/or transport costs, handling costs, labor costs or other expenses whatsoever related to the delivery of
defective parts to and from MAINERO for their analysis, and repair or replacement.
c.- Maintenance services of the Product, as well as all necessary supplies for their performance.
d.- At MAINERO’s sole discretion, all kinds of damage, breakdown or deterioration whether to the Product or its parts,
caused by or resulting from:
• normal wear and tear.
• misuse, abuse or neglect (such as overloads, damages due to continued operation of the Product after a defect
or breakdown is or should have been discovered, and the like).
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• unauthorized use of non-genuine MAINERO parts. The use of such parts must be authorized in writing by
MAINERO prior to their installation.
• failure to provide proper periodic maintenance as required by MAINERO in the Operator’s Manual (such as failure
to perform periodic lubrication, oil control, etc.).
• the use of lubricants other than the lubricants approved by MAINERO in the Operator’s Manual.
• improper storage outdoors (including damage to paint coatings, rubber or plastic components, etc.).
• accidents, explosions, res or any human act (such as thefts, vandalisms, riots, and the like).
• any act of God (such as rainstorms, hails, windstorms, lightnings, oods, earthquakes, etc.).
e.- Alleged defects or failures which are not a direct result of material or workmanship defects, or are not recognised as
affecting the quality or functioning of the Product (such as external damages resulting from stone or gravel chipping
during work or transport or impacts otherwise, normal noises or vibrations, and the like).
5.- VOIDING OF WARRANTY
This Warranty shall be deemed unenforceable against MAINERO if any of the following events is proven:
a.- The Technical Delivery Declaration was not submitted to MAINERO within fteen (15) consecutive days from the
date of the technical delivery of the Product.
b.- The Product was used prior to the date recorded on the Technical Delivery Declaration, at MAINERO’s sole discre-
tion.
c.- The brand, identication number, serial number, or any other identication element or warning label on the Product
or its parts was defaced, removed, altered or otherwise modied.
d.- The Product suffered unauthorized technical or mechanical alterations, repairs or attempted repairs, or modicatio-
ns otherwise that MAINERO, at its sole discretion, understand affect either its performance, safety or reliability.
e.- The current owner (not being the Purchaser) did not timely notify the transfer of ownership and/or did not submit to
MAINERO the corresponding document, according to provision 8 below.
6.- OBLIGATIONS OF THE PURCHASER
In order to keep this Warranty in force, the Purchaser must:
• Practice a proper use, care and maintenance of the Product as specied in the Operator’s Manual.
• Use all reasonable means to protect the Product from further damages in the event of a failure occurrence.
• Be fully aware of and comply with all warnings stuck to the Product and safety measures detailed in the Operator’s
Manual, practice a proper maintenance of its safety devices and keep them duly installed in the Product.
• Provide proper protection to the Product during storage outdoors.
• Be aware of and obey all applicable federal, state and local trafc safety rules, especially those regarding transpor-
tation of the Product through rural and trunk roads.
7.- HOW TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE
In order to obtain warranty service in the event of a failure occurring during the effective warranty period, the Purcha-
ser must ll out and submit to MAINERO the attached Warranty Claim application, together with the defective part, to
the address mentioned in provision 1 above within thirty (30) consecutive days from the occurrence of such failure.
Purchaser’s failure to comply with the foregoing requirement shall result in Purchaser’s waiver of such warranty claim.
Following any claim, MAINERO shall have the right (but not the obligation) to make a physical inspection of the Product
through authorized technical personnel.
The decision of MAINERO with regards to claims in connection with this Warranty shall be deemed conclusive and
binding on the Purchaser.
All parts replaced or repaired under the terms of this Warranty shall continue to have the benet of the unexpired portion
of the Warranty only, while returned parts shall become the property of MAINERO.
8.- TRANSFERABILITY OF WARRANTY
In the event that the Purchaser transfers the property of the Product during the effective warranty period, this Warranty
will be transferred to the new owner only if the new owner notify in writing to MAINERO the transfer of ownership and
submit the corresponding document as evidence thereof, both to the address mentioned in provision 1 above within
fteen (15) consecutive days from the date of effective ownership transfer. New owner’s failure to comply with the fo-
regoing requirement will imply that this Warranty shall be deemed unenforceable against MAINERO thereafter, and all
warranties granted hereby shall therefore be extinguished by the mere course of the mentioned notication term.
Once a valid warranty transfer has taken place, all Purchaser’s rights and responsibilities arising from this Warranty
shall be transferred to the new owner, while the remaining effective warranty period shall not be modied or extended,
with this Warranty standing in its entirety as provided to the Purchaser.
This provision shall be identically applied in the event of subsequent owners during the effective warranty period.
9.- MISCELLANEOUS
It is understood that at any time MAINERO may, at its sole discretion, discontinue manufacturing or delivering the Mo-
del of the Product without prior notice, and likewise may develop, manufacture and market new versions of the Model
introducing or extending changes in its design or specications, without incurring any obligation to incorporate such
changes in any product of the models previously advertised or sold.
As used in this Warranty, the term “normal use” is to be understood as the operation and maintenance of the Product in
accordance with MAINERO’s specications, excluding all kinds of misuse of, physical abuse to, and any usage of the
Product other than that for which it was intended.

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TECHNICAL START UP RECORD
Points or items to be seen or discussed, with the owner or operator.
Item Instruction given Page Realized
1 Tractor
a - Minimum power 60 kW (80 CV) ........................................
b - PTO shaft. Control R.P.M..................................................
c - Hydraulic Circuit ................................................................
d - Draw bar. Standard ...........................................................
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2 Bagger - Tractor coupling
a - Identication of the Bagger ...............................................
b - Location hopper ................................................................
c - Working position................................................................
d - Transport position..............................................................
e - Hitch pin ............................................................................
f - Adaptation length PTO shaft ............................................
g - Shear bolt..........................................................................
h - Hidraulic hoses..................................................................
i - Tires pressure.....................................................................
j - Tongue regulation...............................................................
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21
14
36
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20
18
40
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3 Bag mounting
a - Bag....................................................................................
b - Basket – Location..............................................................
c - Steps to mount the bag.....................................................
d - Location inferior rack.........................................................
e - Parallelogram ....................................................................
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23
25
25
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4 Operate mode
a - Working heigth..................................................................
b - Brake system ....................................................................
c - Pressure braked ................................................................
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5 Filled of bag
a - Working heigth..................................................................
b - Brake ................................................................................
c - R.P.M. ...............................................................................
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27
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6 Bag end and clousure
a – Bag end and clousure...................................................... 28 ..........

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Item Instruction given Page Realized
7 Filling process stop
a - As realize the task ............................................................. 28 ..........
8 Suggestions
a - Ground conditions.............................................................
b - Separation between bags .................................................
c - Bag clousure .....................................................................
d - Bag orientation..................................................................
e - Plastic stretch....................................................................
f - Storage moisture................................................................
g - Bag durability ....................................................................
h - Bags control......................................................................
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9 Brake circuit
a - Working pressure..............................................................
b - Change of the compactation pressure.............................. 35 35 .......... ..........
10 Transport
a - End transport.....................................................................
b - Working position transport................................................ 36 36 .......... ..........
11 Lubrication................................................................................... 40 ..........
12 General considerations............................................................... 40 ..........
13 Putting out of service.................................................................. 40 ..........
14 Mr. Operator: “WHAT YOU MUST NOT DO”.............................. 42 ..........
15 Safety norms. Explication and application..................................... 43 ..........
16 As using the catalogue spare parts............................................... 45 ..........

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TRACTOR
Minimun Power:
Power Take-Off (PTO):
Hydraulic System:
60 kW (80 CV )
540 RPM
One double acting outlet
START Safety System: PTO shaft with protection.
PTO shaft with shear bolt.
FILLING TUNNEL Type:
Admitted Bag Size:
Bag Mounting:
Ovoid or attened.
3.04 m (10 ft) x 60 - 75 m (195 - 245 ft)
With hoist and basket, retractile support.
BAGGIN MATERIALS Any dry grain type*.
FEED High capacity auger. (more than 600 t/h).
Diameter: 450 mm
BAG RETENTION With envolving elastic harness.
TRANSPORTING POSITION I - Same as working position.
II - End transport.
WORKING TONGUE Foldable for end transport.
BRAKE SYSTEM Disk brake on both wheelsa. With adjustable intensity.
Pressure indicating manometer.
WHEEL AXLE Adjustable by hydraulic cylinder.
TIRES
Pressure:
7.00 X 15 - 8 Ply. Quatntity 2.
350 kPa (50 lb/plg² - 3.3 bar)
NORMAL ACCESORIES PTO Shaft.
Additional support stands (2).
Operator and spare parts manual.
OPTIONAL ACCESORIES Wheels hub, support stand and tongue for end trans-
port.
Lights kit.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
* See tables for grain moisture in page Nº 33

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B
D
E
C
F
H
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K
J
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TRANSPORTE DE PUNTA
POSICIÓN DE TRABAJO POSICIÓN DE TRANSPORTE
GENERAL DIMENSIONS
WORK POSITION - TRANSPORT POSITION
END TRANSPORT
TRANSPORT POSITIONWORK POSITION
END TRANSPORT
Reference G H I J K
Dimension
(mm)
4917 3469 1130 1170 3040
Reference A B C D E F WEIGHT
kg
Dimension
(mm)
2162 4354 3100 1760 3260 3440 1400 kg

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DESCRIPTION OF THE SAFETY SIGNALS USED ON THIS MANUAL
The objective of these signals is to alert the users of agricultural machinery of a risk existent or potential,
and to instruct about how to avoid them. We advice to have in mind the importance of the descriptions
here detailed.
* The sign words are used to describe risks of personal injury. This sign word describe to the reader the existence and seriousness
of a risk.
OBJECTIVE
The Dry Grain MAINERO Baggers, model 2240, are not machines for multiple purposes. They have been
designed for a specic and limited use, like is storage in bags of all types of dry, healthy and clean grains.
General Characteristics:
• Welded chassis.
• Additional support stands for uncoupling from tractor.
• Retractile support for bag mounting.
• Disk Brakes. Adjujstable pressure.
• High transportation capacity auger.
• 4 positions lling grain bin, with viewer.
• Lower door for auger cleaning and drainage.
• PTO shaft with shear bolt.
• Two positions for transportation.
• High working capacity.
• Low maintenace cost.
ATTENTION SYMBOL: this symbol appears together with the
sign words*.
DANGER: indicate a situation of imminent risk, whose conse-
quences, if not avoided, can cause death or serious lesions.
WARNING OR CAUTION: indicates a situation of potential risk
not imminent, whose consequences, if not avoided, can cause
death or moderate or slight lesions.
IMPORTANT: makes reference to a situation in which machine
should work with same degree of responsibility.
NOTE: sis used to describe a particular situation to be kept in
mind.
DANGER
NOTE
WARNING
CAUTION

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Verify that every people is in a safe place before putting into operation the engine of the tractor and
the PTO.
• The operator at the tractor never have to abandon the driving place when the machine is working,
and must stop the PTO in view of any unexpected situation.
• Close the valve of the hydraulic cylinder before carrying out any type of work or maintenance at the
Bagger.
• Keep the bagger clean when not in use. Doing this you decrease the risk of deterioration.
• Take a re extinguisher with the Bagger as a caution or safety measure.
• Maintain in good condition de safety, precaution and indication stickers. If damaged replace by new.
• Do not control leaks of the brake or hydraulic circuit with the bare hands, they can have enough pressure
for causing damage in your skin.
• Utilize protection face mask (nose and mouth), when working with the Bagger.
• Most of the accidents are caused for human error. Respect all the safety recommendations.
• Circulate cautiously, when transporting the bagger by public routes.
• Maintain the hands, feet and clothes away from moving parts.
• If you have questions that are not answered in this manual, need additional copies or if the manual was
damaged, please contact your MAINERO dealer, or call:
MAINERO CUSTOMER SERVICE
Tel.: +54+0800-444-0999
E-mail : [email protected].
MR. OPERATOR:
• All reference left or right is considered watching the machine working from the BACK and in sense of
ADVANCE.
• You must use your Bagger as a practical equipment which allows you to obtain the maximum performan-
ce and durability.
• Locate the Operator´s Manual at the own place the machine is operating.
• Before coupling the Bagger to the Tractor, we recommend to read carefully Operator´s Manual.
• Understand all the information that is contained in it, it is specically referred to the functioning, adjust-
ment, maintenance, etc. of the Bagger.
• The Bagger is an agricultural machine and therefore debit side to be transported by public roads on
truck, dray, etc.
• If you decide to transport it towed it veries before :
1. That the pin of the coupling has the safe clip installed.
2. That the machine is totally raised, the valve of the hydraulic cylinder is in closed position and the
hoses are without pressure.
3. Install standardized lighting elements.
4. Tighten of wheels bolts.
5. Install safety chains between tongue and tractor (nor provided).
6. The tires pressure.

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SAFETY STICKERS
The Safety Stickers are located in the Bagger in the places that are indicated in the Illustration Nº 11 of
the Spare Parts Section. The stickers are the following ones and its porpouse is to guarantee your and
others security.
Maintain them cleaned and legible, in case of deterioration, replace them for new ones.
Read and aply carefully the instructions that they contend.
30642-487

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IDENTIFICATION OF THE
BAGGER
The bagger is identied by:
MODEL, FABRICATION SERIAL
NUMBER AND COMMERCIAL
NUMBER.
This data is printed in an identication
plate Fig. 1 and must be mentioned every
time you request a Spare Part.
MODEL SERIES NUMBER
GUARANTEE NUMBER
This number is impressed in the Guaran-
tee Certicate Fig. 2 and must be mentio-
ned every time you request a Mechanical
Service.
GUARANTEE Nº
We suggest to complete the pigeonholes
with these data.
TRANSPORT
Always transport the Bagger 2240, for
routes, public roads, etc. has more than
enough truck or dray. Fig. 3
Sticking the machine and the hopper to
truck oor with at least 4 or 6 ties. These
should be the sufciently strong ones for
a sure transfer.
Place wedges or wooden piece to immo-
bilize the tires. Use the indicate xation
points in the machine. Avoid accidents.
INDUSTRIA ARGENTINA
30901-104
MODELO:
Nº:
SERIE: AÑO DE
FABRICACIÓN:
MASA [kg]:
CARLOS MAINERO Y CIA. S.A.I.C.F.I.
Rivadavia 259 - CP. 2550 - BELL VILLE (Cba) - Argentina
R
2240 1400
1 2009
250
FIG.1
FIG.2
FIG.3

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TRACTOR
• Power:
- 60 kW (80 CV ) - Minimum
• Power Take-off:
- Normal splined shaft Ø 35 mm - 6 spli-
nes - SAE 1 3/8”.
- Nominal Regime: 540 RPM (IRAM
8003)
• Hydraulic Circuit:
- 1 double effect Hydraulic Circuit (two
outlets)
- Minimum Pressure: 11768 kPa (117.68
bar) (120 Kg/cm2).
- Minimum Flow: 25 l/min.
- Center System “OPEN” or “CLOSED”
(it use is indistinct).
- Female hydraulic coupling of 1/2”.
DRAW BAR
Register at 360 mm or 14” Fig. 5, mea-
sured from the splined shaft edge of the
PTO to the hole where it´s localized the
hitch pin.
If dimension is not adequate, correct from
the draw bar.
HITCH PINS
Utilize hitch pins “A” Fig. 6 with their co-
rresponding safety clip “B”:
• Maximum Diameter: 32 mm
• Minimum Diameter: 30 mm
For those tractors at which it is not posible
to reach this dimension, see “PTO Shaft”.
FIG.5
FIG.6
FIG.4
SLING
She should cut the ties that the Bagger
xes to the means of transport.
Use a metallic support with chains or ta-
pes like sample the Fig. 4 (not provided),
to take the Bagger without hopper.
Use half of elevation “F” with a superior
capacity to the 2000 kgs.
Maintain far away people when realize
this task. Avoid accidents.
Down the machine to oor, place in secure
position and proceed to the armed. (Hop-
per installation, working position, etc.)
Use the elements (tools, apparels, etc)
appropriate for this task.
Never sling the machine with the ins-
talled bolted or to elevate the machine
taking it from the bolted.

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MACHINE - TRACTOR
COUPLING
WORKING POSITION
(The machine is end transported)
For setting the machine in “Working Posi-
tion” i must be accomplishe the indicated
steps:
1. Uncouple the machine from the trai-
ler vehicle and let it supported on the
jack “A” Fig. 7. (Put it on the chassis
support).
2. Withdraw the transportation tongue “A”
Fig. 8 and locate it in the support un-
derneath the auger with the safety lock
“B”.
3. Install the aditional left and rigth su-
pport foot “A” Fig. 9 in the laterals of
the chassis, with the corresponding
safety lock. Take the adjuster “B” to the
more opend position, until they support
on the oor (verify that the cassis of the
machine is parallel to the oor).
FIG.7
FIG.8
FIG.9

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4. Raise jack until free the front tire and
withdraw it. The hub “A” Fig. 10 must
be rotated in this position half a turn,
upwards the chassis.
5. Retire bolt “B” Fig. 11, take the tongue
“A” from the handles “C”, take it down
and put the bolts with lock in work po-
sition.
6. Lower jack, until tongue in tractor hit-
ch, at this moment the back wheel will
be free (the machine will be supported
on the two aditionals stands and trac-
tor hitch).
7. Withdraw the jack “A” Fig. 12 and lo-
cate in the transport tongue, with the
position toward inside the tunnel.
If the back wheel is not free, maybe the
adjusters “B” Fig. 9 are not in the more
open position (Inside ear).
FIG.10
FIG.11
FIG.12
Carry out this descending task with at
least two people.

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8. Withdraw the back wheel “B” Fig. 13
and the hub “A”, located into the lling
tunnel.
9. Put the back hub “A” Fig. 13 near to
the front hub “B” Fig. 14 with corres-
ponding bolts and locks.
10.Connect the hydraulico hoses “A” Fig.
15 to the tractor and open the valve “B”
located at the hydraulic cylinder.
FIG.13
FIG.14
FIG.15

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FIG.16
FIG.17
11.Close the hydraulic cylinder acting
from the tractor lever to raise the axle
“A” Fig. 16 and install the two wheels
“B”.
12.Open the hydraulic cylinder to raise
the machine and free the additional
support “A” Fig. 17. Close it from the
adjuster “B” and locate it underneath
the auger with the corresponding lock.
13.Install PTO shaft and verify that both
extreme couple in the slot of the striate
axle.
14. Execute from the tractor normal wor-
king movements, verify that the hoses
do not tight and do not interfere with
the PTO shaft.
15.Make rotate the TDP to low nº of
revolutions and then for some minutes
to working régime.

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TONGUE REGULATION
Correct the height of the hitch “A” Fig. 18
at the working tongue, so that the chassis
is leveled respect the ground.
For this locate the rack to a height H:
25-30 cm Fig. 18 from the oor and the
roof of the tunnel parallel to the ground.
Register from the hitch “A” in function of
the height of the tractor draw bar. Adjust
correctly all the bolts “B” Fig. 18.
HYDRAULIC HOSES
The machine is equipped with two
hydraulic hoses of Ø ¼”, to raise or lo-
wer the working or transport height. They
have installed in its end, universal quick
coupling (male) “A” Fig. 19 of 1/2” NPT.
It has a spherical valvbe for blocking the
hydraulic circuit and tus be able to relea-
se pressure for coupling or uncoupling the
hoses.
•Before coupling, stop the tractor engi-
ne and release pressure of the hydrau-
lic circuit acting the lever in two directio-
ns, remove the caps “B” and clean the
quick coupling (male), as well as the
female terminals of the tractor.
•Before uncoupling, close the spherical valve to block the circuit. Stop the tractor engine and re-
lease pressure of the hydraulic circuit acting the lever in two directions. Then uncouple and put the
caps “B” Fig. 19.
A
BH
Once coupled the hoses, verify:
1. That the machine can do normal movements without they get tight.
2. They do not have to be left too long to avoid accidents.
• We advise when coupling the hoses, chose its position, to coordinate the movements of the tractor
lever with those of the machine and identify the trip, in order that in successive couplings operate
the same way.
• Control that hydraulic hoses are not chipped or marked, in case of being, replace them immediatly.
FIG.18
FIG.19

19
PTO SHAFT
INSTALLATION
The PTO Shaft must be installed like is
shown in the Fig. 20, one end towards the
tractor and the end with shear bolt at the
imput shaft of the machine.
Prior to mounting we advice:
• Clean otu paint, oxide, etc, and lubri-
cate the splined ends of the axles were
the PTO shaft will t.
Verify length:
• Disassemble the PTO shaft in two par-
ts (uncouple male and female).
• With the machine in working position,
the male part coupled at the tractor
and the female part with shear bolt at
the machine, verify with the parts para-
llel to the PTO shaft have a “minimum
overlap of 400 mm” (between male
and female) Fig. 21.
• Verify when the shaft adopts the mini-
mum length, (closed turns, etc). The
telescopic sector must have a separa-
tion at least “30 mm” Fig. 22. In case of
being less cut in equal proportion the
extremes of both sliding metallic tubes,
as well as the plastic protections.
If the PTO shaft doesn´t t as a result
of the tractor draw bar is not standari-
zed, proceed to rectify one of them, to
obtain the values stated previously.
FIG.20
FIG.21
FIG.22

20
WORKING INSTALLATION
After executed length corrections, pro-
ceed to the denitive working installation:
1. Lubricate the telescopic section “A”
Fig 23.
2. Assamble metallic sections and pro-
tections.
3. Set the ends of the PTO shft at:
a) The imput shaft of the machine,
verifying proper installation of
the lock “B” Fig. 23.
b) The tractor, verifying the correct
coupling of the lock “C”.
4. Verify the protections “D” turn freely.
5. Then attach the safety chains to prevent spinning during work, with enough clearence perform normal
movements.
6. Lubricate the grease nipples “E” Fig. 23 according to the plan indicated at the Lubrication Plan on this
manual.
SHEAR BOLT
The PTO Shaft has installed one shear bolt
“A” Fig. 24, which act when any overload
at the auger exists.
The bolt used is:
For PTO Shaft B & P
Hexagon head bolt. Gº 8.8
RM 8 x 45 mm. . . . . . . . . 21705-346
- The PTO shaft demands to the operator “MAXIMUM” caution during work.
- Check at those tractors which posses protections at the zone were the PTO shaft is coupled, it does
not interfere normal function during work.
- Make sure when assembling the shaft that it “DO NOT” moves axially on the shaft.
FIG.23
FIG.24
Always use the bolt size and quality
stated, do not use a higher quality or
larger size because can affect the par-
ts to be powered.
If the shear bolt gets cut, identify the
cause for which this happened, and
solve the inconvenience before restart
the work.