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CLAAS DOMINATOR 150 / 140 / 130. Operator’s Manual - page 9

8 Mounting/removing front attachment

8.2 Installing the front attachment

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- Fit stands (1) to the brackets.

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8.3.1 Fitting the stands

- Observe the general warnings at the beginning of

the Fitting / removing the front attachment

chapter.

- Remove support (1) from bracket.

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- Suspend the stand (1) at the base frame.

- Secure stand (1) to bolt (2) by means of the

spring.

- Repeat this process on the other side of the front

attachment.

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8.3.2 Disconnecting the hydraulic system

- Lower the reel completely, using the machine.

The load on the hydraulic system of the front attach-

ment is relieved. Disconnecting and, later on,

connecting of the hydraulic system coupling is made

easier.

- Observe the general warnings at the beginning of

the Fitting / removing the front attachment

chapter.

Caution!

Machine operation with polluted utilities.

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Machine damage.

- Ensure that no dirt will get into the

removed lines.

- Ensure a clean environment.

- Disconnect male coupling (1).

Partly accessory.

- Place lid on the male coupling (1).

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- Hang in male coupling (1) at (A).

A

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8.3.3 Disconnecting the electric equipment

(accessory)

- Observe the general warnings at the beginning of

the Fitting / removing the front attachment

chapter.

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- Disconnect connector (1) and place it in

holder (2).

- Disconnect connector (3) and place it in

holder (4).

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8.3.4 Removing universal drive shaft

- Observe the general warnings at the beginning of

the Fitting / removing the front attachment

chapter.

- Push back or swing up protective guard (1),

depending on the version.

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- Push in the locking pin (2).

Pull universal drive shaft off of drive pin.

- Pull out or fold down protective guard (1), depend-

ing on the version.

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- Place universal drive shaft in holder (1).

- Hang in chains (2) as short as possible.

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8.3.5 Unlocking the front attachment

- Observe the general warnings at the beginning of

the Fitting / removing the front attachment

chapter.

- Pull out cotter pin (1).

- Pull lock pin (2) out of the feeder unit of the

machine, using lever (3).

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- Shift lever (3) all the way to the outside and

secure in that position by means of cotter pin (1)

at (A).

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A

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only front attachments and machines equipped

with AUTO-CONTOUR:

- Pull out lever (1) and swing lever (2) up to

position (A).

Lever (1) does not engage in that position.

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- Repeat this procedure on the other side of the

machine.

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8.3.6 Unhitching front attachment

- Observe the general warnings at the beginning of

the Fitting / removing the front attachment

chapter.

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- Bring front attachment into the horizontal position.

- Lower feed rake conveyor of the machine all the

way down until coupling pin (1) is positioned out-

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side of coupling receptacle (2).

- Carefully back-up the machine.

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9 Driving and transportation

9.1 General Information

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Danger!

Persons are in the driving range of the

machine.

Death or serious injury.

- Before and while driving, ensure that

there are no persons or objects in the

driving range.

- Do not carry any persons outside of the

cab.

Danger!

Machine starts to move unexpectedly.

Death or serious injury.

- Never shift gears while driving!

- Never shift gears while driving on slopes.

- Do not let the machine roll.

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Clean coarse dirt off of the machine.

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Take a seat.

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Adjust the driver's seat.

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Adjust the steering column.

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Sound the horn.

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Start the diesel engine.

Danger!

Use of independent brake on public roads and

lanes.

Death or serious injury.

- Lock the foot brake pedals together

before travel on public roads and lanes.

- Use the independent brakes exclusively

during work in the field.

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Couple the foot brake pedals (1).

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Disengage parking brake.

Danger!

Unexpected machine movements.

Death or serious injuries!

- Do not drive in 3rd gear on gradients of

more than 7%.

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Danger!

Unexpected machine movements.

Death or serious injuries!

Machine damage.

- Adapt the ground speed to the field condi-

tions in areas with a slope.

- Never exceed the permitted ground

speed of 20 (25) km/h on surfaces with a

slope.

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Shift machine to desired gear.

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Swing in unloading auger tube.

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Close grain tank cover.

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Move the front attachment to transport position

and prepare it for road travel.

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Raise / lower the feed rake conveyor (front attach-

ment) until the clearance between the bottom

edge of the feed rake conveyor and the ground is

500 mm.

Danger!

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Unexpected machine movements.

Death or serious injuries!

- For road travel the road travel / fieldwork

switch must be OFF.

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Switch off switch (1).

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Danger!

Unexpected machine movements.

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Death or serious injuries!

- During road travel, the front attachment

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gate must be blocked.

X

- Block the front attachment gate (1 / 2) with

lock (X).

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- Adjust the diesel engine speed.

- Switch on the warning beacon.

- If necessary, switch on the drive lights.

- Switch off the work lights.

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9.1.3 Preparing fieldwork

Danger!

Insufficient knowledge about machine

functions.

Death or serious injury.

- Before putting the machine into operation,

make yourself familiar with the controls.

Danger!

Persons are in the driving range of the

machine.

Death or serious injury.

- Before and while driving, ensure that

there are no persons or objects in the

driving range.

- Do not carry any persons outside of the

cab.

Danger!

Machine starts to move unexpectedly.

Death or serious injury.

- Never shift gears while driving!

- Never shift gears while driving on slopes.

- Do not let the machine roll.

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Sit on the operator’s seat.

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Adjust the operator’s seat.

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Adjust the steering column.

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Sound the horn.

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Start the diesel engine.

Danger!

Use of independent brake on public roads and

lanes.

Death or serious injury.

- Lock the foot brake pedals together

before travel on public roads and lanes.

- Use the independent brakes exclusively

during work in the field.

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If necessary, uncouple the foot brake pedals (1).

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Disengage parking brake.

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Shift machine to desired gear.

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Danger!

Unexpected machine movements.

Death or serious injuries!

- Do not drive in 3rd gear on gradients of

more than 7%.

Danger!

Unexpected machine movements.

Death or serious injuries!

Machine damage.

- Adapt the ground speed to the field condi-

tions in areas with a slope.

- Never exceed the permitted ground

speed of 20 (25) km/h on surfaces with a

slope.

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Switch on switch (1).

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- Unblock the front attachment gate (1 / 2) with

lock (X).

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X

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- Move the front attachment to working position and

prepare it for fieldwork.

- Prepare machine for fieldwork.

- Adjust the diesel engine speed.

- Switch off warning beacon.

- If necessary, switch on the drive lights.

- Switch on the work lights.

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9.2 Engine

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9.2 Engine

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9.2.1 Adjusting the diesel engine speed

(DOMINATOR 150 / 140)

The diesel engine speed is set using the rotary control

switch (1).

The engine speeds are needed for different kinds of

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work with the machine.

Slow idle speed:

N

• Starting the diesel engine

• Manoeuvring, for example on level surface

A

B

Max. no-load speed:

• Road travel

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• Fieldwork

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9.2.2 Starting the diesel engine

(DOMINATOR 150 / 140)

- Sit on the operator’s seat.

- Adjust the operator’s seat.

- Adjust the steering column.

- Disengage the front attachment.

- Stop the threshing mechanism.

- Switch off the grain tank unloading

mechanism.

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- Move the ground speed control lever (1) to neutral

position (N).

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B

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- Set the diesel engine speed rotary control

switch (1) to the min. no-load speed.

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- Sound the horn.

Danger!

When starting the machine, persons are on

the machine or in its hazard area.

Death or serious injury.

- Before starting the machine ensure that

there are no persons or objects in the

hazardous area.

- Turn the ignition key to position 1.

- Turn the ignition key to the limit stop until the die-

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sel engine starts.

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Do not hold the ignition key at the limit stop

for more than 10 seconds!

- Release the ignition key.

The ignition key engages and the diesel engine is

started.

At low outside temperatures, let diesel engine run at

min. no-load speed for some minutes after starting.

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9.2.3 Stopping the diesel engine

(DOMINATOR 150 / 140)

- Set the diesel engine speed rotary control

switch (1) to the min. no-load speed.

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Warning!

Overheating of the turbocharger.

Machine damage.

- Before turning off, first let the diesel

engine run a short time at slow idling

speed.

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- Disengage all drives previously engaged.

- Turn the ignition key to position 0.

The diesel engine stops.

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9.2.4 Adjusting the diesel engine speed

(DOMINATOR 130)

CATERPILLAR C-6.6, 3056E

The diesel engine speed is set using the rotary control

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switch (1).

The engine speeds are needed for different types of

work with the machine.

Slow idling speed:

• Start the diesel engine.

• Manoeuvring, e.g. on a level surface.

Max. no-load speed:

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• Road travel.

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• Harvesting (grain tank unloading).

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Perkins 1006-T6

The diesel engine speed is set using lever (1).

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The engine speeds are needed for different types of

work with the machine.

(STOP) (hidden) = without function,

Stopping the

diesel engine (DOMINATOR 130)

START = Lower idle speed:

• Starting the diesel engine

• Manoeuvring, for example on level surface

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FULL = Max. no-load speed:

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• Road travel

• Fieldwork

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9.2.5 Starting the diesel engine

(DOMINATOR 130)

- Sit on the operator’s seat.

- Adjust the operator’s seat.

- Adjust the steering column.

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- Disengage the front attachment.

- Stop the threshing mechanism.

- Switch off the grain tank unloading

mechanism.

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- Press the clutch pedal (1).

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CATERPILLAR C-6.6, 3056E

- Set the diesel engine speed rotary control

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switch (1) to the min. no-load speed.

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Perkins 1006-T6

- Set the diesel engine speed lever (1) to the

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START position.

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- Sound the horn.

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