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CLAAS LEXION 570 Montana Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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CLAAS LEXION 570 Montana Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

Introduction
1.1 General Information
1.1.1 How to use this manual

  • This operator’s manual is the original operator’s manual. In the following texts, it will be referred to simply as the operator’s manual. This operator’s manual is intended for all users and provides information on the use, operation, adjustment, maintenance, cleaning and transportation of the machine.
  • Provided all instructions regarding proper maintenance and operation of your machine are followed, you can count on many years of reliable service. Failure to perform maintenance or incorrect operation lead to an increased safety risk, premature wear, a reduction in performance, loss of earnings and time. Have the post harvest check / annual check
  • performed regularly by your CLAAS dealer. A combination of the prescribed maintenance work with the post harvest check is recommended. If you use the latest expertise and experience that went into this machine, it will render you consistently excellent service. There is a separate operator’s manual for front attachments and hitched devices.

General Information
2.1 Road traffic

  • In addition to his driving licence, the operator must always carry the copy of the vehicle type approval registration issued by the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt (the German Federal Motor Vehicle Executive).
  • A warning triangle and, on machines over 4 t permissible total weight, at least one wheel chock must always be carried on the combine. When driving on public roads with the combine harvester comply with all the requirements stated under letter C in the copy of the vehicle type approval registration (Β§ 18 Section 5 StVZO) issued by the Kraftfahrt- Bundesamt.
  • On machines with excess width (width over the tyres), a vehicle type approval registration for individual vehicles (single expert opinion) and a special approval in accordance with Β§ 70, Section 1, clauses 1 and 2 of the StVZO must be carried instead of the General Operating Permit. Furthermore, all the requirements stated in the vehicle type approval registration
  • for individual vehicles and in the special approval must be observed. The issue of a special approval differs from country to country. The excess width must be marked in accordance with the regulations for marking of excess-width road vehicles (e.g. two marker boards at the front and the rear each, protective bar, two amber flashing warning beacons). If any part(s) of
  • the combine harvester is/are subsequently modified whose condition is/are prescribed or the operation of which (after being modified) could represent a hazard to other road users, then the vehicle type approval registration shall no longer be valid and application must be made for a new vehicle type approval registration. In this case the machine must be presented to
  • the motor vehicle safety inspection authority responsible (e.g. TÜV) in order to obtain an expert opinion certificate (Β§ 19 section 2 StVZO). If you are in any doubt as to whether this situation applies in your case, please contact us as manufacturers. If a transport vehicle for front attachments is towed behind the combine harvester, then the cable for the
  • lighting system must be connected and the good condition of the lighting system assured. If the combine is equipped with a maize picker head or folding cutterbar, the regulations and requirements of the machine’s General Operating Permit must be observed, in particular the requirements concerning ballast weights and tyres.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

CLAAS LEXION 570 Montana Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

1 Introduction
11 General Information 22
111 How to use this manual 22
112 Validity of instructions 24
2 General Information
21 Road traffic 25
22 Important notice 27
23 Identification plate / Serial number 28
231 Identification plate / Serial number 28
232 Identification plate 29
233 Machine serial number 29
234 Engine serial number 29
235 Straw chopper identification plate 30
236 Cab serial number 30
24 Attachment parts / machine body 31
241 Access to the workplace and maintenance areas 31
3 Safety Rules
31 Safety rules 33
311 General information 33
312 Identification of warning and danger signs 33
313 Intended use 34
314 Reasonable foreseeable misuse 35
315 General safety and accident prevention regulations 35
316 Transporting passengers, instructor, operating personnel 36
317 Driving operations 36
318 Automotive operation of combine harvester 37
319 Leaving the combine harvester 37
3110 Front attachments (cutterbar etc) and other components 37
3111 Air conditioner 38
3112 Maintenance 38
3113 Basic rule 38
3114 Accumulators 38
3115 Levelling mechanism 39
3116 Decommissioning and disposal 39
3117 Cylinder safety lock 40
3118 Fire extinguisher 41
3119 Battery isolating switch 42
3120 Wheel chocks 42
3121 Jack up the machine 43
3122 Loading and tying down the machine 43
3123 Hydraulic system 44
3124 Danger of injury due to escaping hydraulic liquid 45
3125 Accumulators 45
3126 Relieving the concave adjustment accumulator 46
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32 Safety decals with pictorials 47
321 General instructions for warning signs 47
322 Safety decals 48
4 Specifications
41 CLAAS LEXION 570 Montana 77
411 Cab / Operator’s platform 77
412 Cutterbar 77
413 Threshing mechanism 77
414 Separation 78
415 Cleaning (Standard cleaning system) 78
416 Cleaning (JET STREAM cleaning system) 78
417 Grain delivery 78
418 Engine 80
419 Chassis 81
4110 Tyres and tyre pressures 82
4111 Torque settings of wheel bolts 82
4112 Track width 83
4113 Transport position / Working position 85
4114 Weights 88
4115 Safety features 88
5 Prior to operation
51 General Information 89
511 Initial operation check list 89
512 Loading and tying down the machine 90
52 Cab 92
521 Cab with automatic air conditioner 92
522 Automatic air conditioner 94
523 Putting the automatic air conditioner into operation 95
524 Setting the cab temperature 96
525 Manually setting the evaporator blower speed 96
526 Activating ECON operating mode 97
527 Deactivating ECON operating mode 97
528 REHEAT operation (Dehumidify cab windows) 98
529 Displaying the outside temperature 99
5210 Changing the temperature display to Β°Fahrenheit 99
5211 Floor heating 99
5212 Display of malfunction – Error in thermometer F0 (cab, blue) 100
5213 Display of malfunction – Error in thermometer F1 (exhaust, yellow) 100
5214 Display of malfunction – Error in thermometer F2 (outside, red) 100
5215 Cab with air conditioner (Standard version) 101
5216 Putting the air conditioning system into operation 103
5217 Heater 104
5218 Floor heating 104
5219 REHEAT operation (Dehumidify cab windows) 105
5220 Problem, possible cause or remedy – air conditioner system 106
5221 Cooling box 108
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5222 Cooling unit (option) 108
5223 Cooling bag (option) 108
5224 Ice bucket (option) 109
5225 Windscreen washer 109
5226 Crop inspection 109
5227 Opening and closing the cab roof 110
5228 Cab emergency exit 110
5229 Operator’s platform overview 111
5230 Control console 113
5231 Screen (vehicle information display) 116
5232 Screen (harvest display) 118
5233 Keys C / Rotary switch D 120
5234 Integrated Montana control system 121
5235 Integrated Montana control in the switch console 122
5236 Checking Montana functions 124
5237 Manually checking Montana functions 124
5238 Activating the integrated Montana control 125
5239 Fully lowering the machine prior to road travel 126
5240 Parking the machine 126
5241 Switching the front attachment automatic system on / off 126
5242 Manual axle control 127
5243 Moving the machine to neutral position 127
5244 Manual front attachment control 128
5245 Correcting / saving the front attachment cutting angle and
the front attachment lateral levelling (Montana) in automatic mode 128
5246 Ignition switch 129
5247 Multifunction switch 130
5248 Vehicle information unit 131
5249 Multifunction handle 132
5250 Steering column adjustment 133
5251 Steering wheel height adjustment 134
5252 Central terminal compartment 134
5253 Contents – Central terminal compartment (up to serial no ) 136
5254 Fuses (up to serial no ) 137
5255 Relays (up to serial no ) 139
5256 Contents – Central terminal compartment (from serial no ) 142
5257 Fuses (from serial no ) 143
5258 Relays (from serial no ) 145
5259 Operator’s seat 148
5260 Operator’s seat, mechanical 148
5261 Air-suspended driver’s seat 150
53 Lighting and socket outlets 153
531 Headlights, working lights, mirrors 153
532 Sidefinder (option) 159
533 Pathfinder lighting 159
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534 Side position lights in case of excess width 160
535 Socket outlet 12 V 162
536 CDS 5000 diagnosis connection socket outlet 164
54 Access ladder 165
541 Access and ladder extension 165
542 Pre-assembling the front ladder (from serial no ) 166
543 Installing the front ladder 167
544 Folding the ladder steps 171
545 Rotating the front ladder 171
546 Rear ladder 174
55 Side panels 176
551 Opening and closing the side panels and the tailgate 176
552 Opening the tailgate 177
553 Adjusting the gripping height of the side panels 178
554 Adjusting the side panel lock 179
555 Tool cabinet 179
56 Mud guards / Side panels / Hitch block / Transport trailer 181
561 Installing the mudguards 181
562 Fitting the hitch block 182
563 Converting the transport trailer to suit the machine 183
57 Rear axles (Standard cleaning system) 184
571 Rear axle overview 184
572 Rear drive axle 000 694 642 3 184
573 Rear axle 000 769 640 4 185
574 Converting the rear drive axle 000 694 642 3
from transport to working position 185
575 Rear drive axle 000 694 642 3 – Adjusting the track width 187
576 Converting the rear axle 000 769 640 4
from transport to working position 189
577 Rear axle 000 769 640 4 – Adjusting the track width 190
58 Rear axles (JET STREAM cleaning system) 192
581 Rear axle overview 192
582 Rear drive axle 000 694 895 1 192
583 Rear axle 000 769 105 0 193
584 Converting the rear drive axle 000 694 895 1
from transport to working position 193
585 Converting the rear axle 000 769 105 0
from transport to working position 195
59 Additional rear axle weights 198
591 Additional rear axle weights LEXION 570 Montana 198
592 Liquid filling of rear axle tyres 198
510 Cutterbar hydraulic cylinders 199
5101 Cutterbar hydraulic cylinder with springs 199
5102 Number of cutterbar cylinders (LEXION 570 Montana) 199
5103 Installing the cutterbar floatation springs hydraulic cylinder 200
511 Grain tank 201
5111 Closing the grain tank drain holes 201
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512 Driving the combine with mechanical control 202
5121 Checking indicator lights 202
5122 Driving machine 202
5123 Ground speed control lever variants 202
5124 Engine speed rotary switch 203
5125 Medium engine idle speed 204
5126 Starting the engine 205
5127 Forward travel / reverse travel 206
5128 Gear selection 206
5129 Setting the ground speed control lever to move easily 207
51210Setting the ground speed control lever to move easily 208
51211Hydrostatic ground drive 208
51212Stopping 209
51213Machine driving characteristics 209
51214Handling with cutterbar trailer 209
51215Steering 209
51216Coupling / decoupling brake pedals of the foot brake 210
51217Applying / releasing the parking brake 210
51218Releasing the parking brake mechanically 212
51219Checking the wheel chocks / brake shoes 212
51220Manoeuvring the machine 213
51221Stopping the engine 213
51222Parking the machine 214
51223Engaging / disengaging the CLAAS 4-Trac system 214
51224Towing the machine 214
51225Gear shift mechanism – emergency operation 215
51226Differential lock 215
513 CLAAS Autopilot (Maize picker) 217
5131 Putting the CLAAS Autopilot into operation 217
514 CLAAS Autopilot (Grain cutterbar) 219
5141 Adjusting the directional stability of the combine harvester 219
5142 Setting the laser sensor in the field 221
5143 Rough adjustment 222
5144 Fine adjustment 222
5145 Laser sensor (crop edge has moved out of visible range) 223
5146 Adjusting the right laser sensor (accessory) 224
5147 Putting the CLAAS Autopilot into operation 225
5148 Use in rape with left side cutter 226
515 Information about hitching / unhitching trailers 227
5151 General information 227
5152 General safety instructions 227
5153 Hitching the trailer 228
5154 Unhitching the trailer 229
6 Installing and removing the cutterbar
61 Installing the cutterbar 231
611 Tilting the cutterbar from transport position 231
612 Adjusting the cutterbar cross levelling hydraulic cylinder (up to serial no ) 232
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613 Adjusting the cutterbar cross levelling hydraulic cylinder (from serial no ) 233
614 Attaching the front attachment 233
615 Locking cutterbars and maize pickers (Cutterbars without Auto Contour) 235
616 Connecting the universal drive shaft 236
617 Mounting the stands 237
62 Removing the cutterbar 238
621 Removing the universal coupling 238
622 Removing the universal drive shaft 239
623 Opening the cutterbar locking 239
624 Laying down the cutterbar on the ground 240
625 Placing the cutterbar on the cutterbar trailer 241
7 CEBIS operation (Version 823)
71 CLAAS CEBIS on-board information system 243
72 CEBIS monitor and rotary switch 244
721 C keys 244
722 Rotary switch D 244
723 Flagging Box 245
724 Multifunction handle 245
725 Monitor areas E (Harvest display) 246
73 Rotary switch D 250
74 Prior to initial operation 252
75 Vehicle information display 253
76 Harvest display 254
77 Montana control system 255
771 Axle control mode 255
772 Cutting angle control 255
773 Lateral levelling control 256
774 Montana axle end stops 256
775 Cutting angle limits 256
776 Lateral levelling limits 257
777 Display period 257
78 CLAAS CRUISE PILOT 258
781 Maximum ground speed 258
782 Zero throughput 258
79 Yield mapping 259
710 Flagging 261
711 GPS 262
7111 Mapping ON/OFF 262
7112 Mapping monitor 262
7113 Load GPS data 263
712 Preset reel values 264
7121 Horizontal reel position 264
7122 Reel speed 264
7123 Reel height 265
713 Preset front attachment values 266
7131 Snapping plate clearance 266
7132 Cutterbar table length 266
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7133 CAC settings 267
7134 CAC setting for LEXION Montana 268
714 Partial width selection 269
715 Yield meter 270
7151 Components 270
7152 Basic settings and calibration 271
7153 Preparations for yield measuring 271
7154 Moisture measurement ON/OFF, Moisture correction,
Storage moisture 273
7155 A quick way to obtain reasonable measuring data 273
716 Yield measuring 274
7161 Calibration factor 274
7162 Yield zero point measuring 274
7163 Test-weighing 275
7164 Weight measured 275
7165 Moisture correction 275
7166 Moisture measurement ON/OFF 276
7167 Zero angle 276
7168 Storage moisture 276
7169 Display dry yield 277
717 Crop-dependent settings 278
7171 List of crops 278
7172 Cleaning by blowing 280
718 Recording 281
7181 Planned records 281
7182 Start / Stop 283
7183 Completed records 283
7184 Daily recorder 285
7185 Total recorder 286
7186 Crop recorder 286
7187 Copying the chip card 287
719 Adjustments 288
7191 Cutterbar 288
7192 Speeds 293
7193 Tachometer 295
7194 Separation 298
7195 CEBIS 299
7196 Maintenance 304
7197 Operator’s manual 305
7198 Code protection 309
720 Engine loading 310
7201 Engine diagnosis 310
721 Alarms 311
722 Messages 312
723 Fault / Remedy – Yield meter 313
724 Guideline values for pulses/100 m 315
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8 Operation – Basic machine
81 Feed rake conveyor 316
811 Feeder chain height adjustment (up to serial no ) 316
812 Feeder chain height adjustment (from serial no ) 316
813 Feeder chain safety feature 317
814 Drum inspection cover 318
815 Front attachment reverser 319
816 Checking the setting of the cutterbar floatation springs 319
817 Cutting height indicator 321
818 Spring pressure indicator 321
819 Blocking the front attachment floatation springs (Mechanical blocking) 321
8110 Unlocking the front attachment floatation springs (Mechanical blocking) 321
8111 Setting the drop rate of the front attachment 322
8112 Engaging the front attachment (switch console, up to serial no ) 322
8113 Engaging the front attachment (switch console, from serial no ) 323
8114 Disengaging the front attachment (switch console) 323
8115 Disengaging the front attachment (multifunction handle) 324
82 Threshing mechanism 325
821 Stone trap (large stone trap) 325
822 Engaging the threshing mechanism 326
823 Disengaging the threshing mechanism 327
824 Threshing drum 327
825 Cleaning the threshing mechanism 327
826 Concave setting 328
827 Central concave readjustment 328
828 Readjusting the left concave 329
829 Adjusting the oil pressure of the concave adjustment accumulators 330
8210 Basic concave setting 331
8211 Designations and dimensions for grain concave / maize concave 337
8212 Adjusting the concave position sensor 339
8213 Threshing drum speed 340
8214 Drum drives 340
8215 Two-step variable-speed drive 340
8216 Removing and installing the preconcave segments (large stone trap) 341
8217 Concave segment 342
8218 Removing a concave segment (large stone trap) 343
8219 Installing the concave segment (large stone trap) 344
8220 Disawner plates 345
8221 Unslugging the threshing drum 345
83 Universal rotor 346
831 Axial rotors 346
832 Axial rotors variable-speed drive (option) 346
833 Axial rotors step drive 347
834 Universal rotors speed table 348
835 Closing the separating grates 348
836 Replacing separating grates by dummy concaves (option) 349
837 Closing the separating grates electrically with flaps (option) 349
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838 Removing and installing the dummy concaves / separating grates 349
839 Removing the dummy concaves / separating grates 350
8310 Installing the dummy concaves / separating grates 353
8311 Axial rotor straw blockage warning signal 353
8312 Rotors performance monitor 354
8313 Rotor sensors 354
84 Cleaning (Standard cleaning system) 355
841 Cleaning unit 355
842 Preparation floor 356
843 Frogmouth sieves 356
844 Electric sieve adjustment 356
845 Removing the sieves 357
846 Installing the sieves 360
847 Tightening torques of axial mountings for the upper and lower sieves 361
848 Sieves – Basic adjustment 362
849 Harvesting without lower sieves 362
8410 Covering the returns pan 363
8411 Cleaning fan 363
8412 Adjusting the fan speed adjustment 363
8413 Under-ventilated cleaning step 364
8414 Adjusting the pre-separation deflector 364
8415 Wind board 365
8416 Fan shutters for threshing grass seed and similar crops (accessory) 365
8417 3-D cleaning system 366
8418 Returns 367
8419 Inspecting the returns 367
8420 Upper sieve performance monitor 368
8421 Sieve pan sensor 368
85 Cleaning
(JET STREAM cleaning system) 369
851 Cleaning unit 369
852 Preparation floor 370
853 Frogmouth sieves 370
854 Electric sieve adjustment 370
855 Removing the sieves 371
856 Installing the sieves 373
857 Tightening torques of axial mountings for the upper and lower sieves 374
858 Sieves – Basic adjustment 374
859 Harvesting without lower sieves 375
8510 Covering up the return pan (accessory for maize) 376
8511 Cleaning fan 376
8512 Adjusting the fan speed adjustment 377
8513 Fitting the fan speed adjustment for grass seed threshing 377
8514 Under-ventilated cleaning step 380
8515 3-D cleaning system 380
8516 Returns 381
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8517 Inspecting the returns 382
8518 Upper sieve performance monitor 382
8519 Sieve pan sensor 382
86 Grain delivery 384
861 Augers and auger troughs 384
862 Elevators 384
863 Grain tank 385
864 Grain tank extension 386
865 Unloading the grain tank 387
866 Emergency unloading grain tank cover 387
867 Grain tank unloading aid (accessory) 388
868 Grain tank unloading tube 388
869 Swinging the grain tank unloading tube out and in 389
8610 Grain tank unloading tube transport position 390
8611 Cleaning covers on the grain tank unloading tube 391
8612 Shear bolt for grain tank unloading 391
8613 Engaging and disengaging grain tank unloading 392
8614 Grain tank access 393
8615 Automatic chain lubrication – grain tank unloading (accessory) 394
8616 Grain tank fill indicator 394
87 Straw chopper with radial spreader 395
871 Straw chopper 395
872 Checks prior to putting the straw chopper
with radial spreader into operation 395
873 Putting the straw chopper into operation
(swinging the radial spreader to chopping position) 396
874 Putting the straw chopper out of operation
(swinging the radial spreader to swathing position) 397
875 Swinging the radial spreader to cutterbar trailer transport position 398
876 Adjusting the cross knife (straw chopper with radial spreader) 399
877 Adjusting the length of cut (straw chopper with radial spreader) 400
878 Activating the rasp bar (accessory) (straw chopper with radial spreader) 401
879 Adjusting the spreading width of radial spreader 402
8710 Adjusting the spreading width centralising switch of radial spreader 403
8711 Converting the radial spreader (spreader disc) to grain 404
8712 Converting the radial spreader (spreader disc) to maize 405
8713 Reducing the chopper speed 405
88 Straw chopper with standard spreader 408
881 Straw chopper 408
882 Checks prior to putting the straw chopper with
standard spreader into operation 408
883 Straw chopper with standard spreader 408
884 Putting the straw chopper into operation
(swinging the standard spreader to chopping position) 409
885 Putting the straw chopper out of operation
(swinging the standard spreader to swathing position) 409
886 Swinging the standard spreader to cutterbar trailer transport position 411
887 Adjusting the cross knife (straw chopper with standard spreader) 412
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888 Adjusting the length of cut (straw chopper with standard spreader) 413
889 Activating the rasp bar (accessory) (straw chopper with standard spreader) 414
8810 Adjusting the standard spreader spreading width (up to serial no ) 415
8811 Adjusting the standard spreader spreading width (from serial no ) 416
8812 Adjusting the height of standard spreader 417
8813 Adjusting the spreading width centralising switch of standard spreader 418
8814 Reducing the chopper speed 418
89 Chaff spreader (up to serial no ) 421
891 Chaff spreader (up to serial no ) 421
892 Adjusting the spreading width of chaff spreader 421
893 Folding the chaff spreader open 421
894 Folding in the chaff spreader (working position) 423
810 Chaff spreader (from serial no ) 424
8101 Chaff spreader (from serial no ) 424
8102 Adjusting the spreading width of chaff spreader 424
8103 Swinging the chaff spreader to the rear 424
8104 Swinging the chaff spreader to the front 425
8105 Removing the chaff spreader feed pan 426
8106 Installing the chaff spreader feed pan 426
8107 Grain / maize chaff spreader 426
811 Uni-spreader 427
8111 Uni-spreader 427
8112 Swinging the uni-spreader to the rear 427
8113 Swinging the uni-spreader to the front 428
8114 Removing the uni-spreader feed pan 428
8115 Installing the uni-spreader feed pan 429
8116 Converting the uni-spreader to grain 429
8117 Converting the uni-spreader to maize 430
812 Straw spreader 431
8121 Straw spreader 431
8122 Adjusting the spreading width 431
8123 Fitting the spreader blades 431
813 LEXION 570 / 570 Montana sieve charts and suggested combine
adjustments (standard cleaning system) 432
8131 LEXION 570 / 570 Montana sieve chart (standard cleaning system) 432
8132 LEXION 570 / 570 Montana suggested combine adjustments
(standard cleaning system) 433
814 LEXION 570 / 570 C / 570 Montana sieve charts and
suggested combine adjustments (JET STREAM cleaning system) 438
8141 LEXION 570 / 570 C / 570 Montana sieve charts
(JET STREAM cleaning system) 438
8142 LEXION 570 / 570 C / 570 Montana suggested combine adjustments
(JET STREAM cleaning system) 439
815 Disawning 444
8151 Disawner plates 444
8152 Concave segment 445
8153 Rotor cover plates 446
816 Problem, cause and / or remedy – Basic machine 447
8161 Front attachment 447
8162 Montana functions 448
8163 Threshing mechanism 449
8164 Cleaning unit 451
8165 Grain delivery 452
8166 Straw / Putting down the material 453
9 Maintenance – Basic machine
91 Important maintenance instructions 454
911 Important maintenance instructions and safety rules 454
912 Front attachment 454
913 Correct tension of steel roller chains 454
914 Belts 454
915 Variable-speed drives 455
916 Bolts 455
917 Lubrication 455
918 Brakes 456
919 Wheels / tyres 457
9110 Hydraulic system 458
9111 Cleanliness of lubricants 458
9112 Electrical system 459
9113 Air conditioner 460
9114 Safety guards / spare parts 461
9115 Unbalance 461
9116 Welding work (up to serial no ) 462
9117 Welding work (from serial no ) 463
92 Maintenance schedules 465
921 Basic machine maintenance schedule 465
93 Lubricants charts 469
931 Lubricants 469
94 Hydraulic system 472
941 Accumulators 472
942 Checking the oil level 472
943 Hydraulic oil change 473
944 Changing the hydraulic oil filter 474
945 Saturation of hydraulic oil filter (from serial no ) 474
946 Replacing the return filter (up to serial no ) 475
947 Replacing the return filter (from serial no up to serial no ) 476
948 Replacing the return filter (from serial no ) 476
949 Filling instructions when replacing the hydraulic oil
(Sauer 90 R 130 / 90 M 100) 477
9410 Bleeding the cutterbar cross-levelling hydraulic cylinder
(machines with Auto Contour) (up to serial no ) 478
9411 Bleeding the cutterbar cross-levelling hydraulic cylinder
(machines with Auto Contour) (from serial no ) 480
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95 Transmission 482
951 2-speed gearbox 482
952 Differential and axle carrier 483
953 Wheel rockers 484
954 Final drive gearbox (planetary gear) 485
955 Threshing drum reduction gearbox 486
956 Engine output transfer gearbox 487
957 Grain tank unloading gearbox 488
958 Rotor gearbox (up to serial no ) 488
959 Rotor gearbox (from serial no ) 489
9510 Lubricating instructions for the wheel rocker ball race slewing rings 490
96 Feed rake conveyor 492
961 Tensioning the feeder chains (up to serial no ) 492
962 Tensioning the feeder chains (from serial no ) 493
963 Adjusting the front attachment cutting angle linkage 494
964 Adjusting the front attachment lateral levelling linkage (Montana)
(from serial no ) 494
965 Cleaning the suction blower (accessory) 495
97 Drive axle 496
971 Adjusting the linkage for wheel rockers 496
98 Separation 497
981 Cleaning the separating grates flaps linkage 497
99 Elevator chains 498
991 Tensioning the grain elevator chain (machine without yield meter) 498
992 Tensioning the grain elevator chain (machine with yield meter / without cock) 499
993 Tensioning the grain elevator chain (machine with yield meter / with cock) 499
994 Relieving the tension of the grain elevator chain (machine with yield meter) 500
995 Tensioning the returns elevator chain 501
910 Drive belts / drive chains 502
9101 General Information 502
9102 Drive diagram, left (LEXION 570 Montana with standard cleaning system) 503
9103 Drive diagram, right (LEXION 570 Montana with standard cleaning system) 505
9104 Drive diagram, left (LEXION 570 Montana with JET STREAM cleaning system) 507
9105 Drive diagram, right (LEXION 570 Montana with JET STREAM cleaning system) 509
9106 Removing the belt (1) 511
9107 Installing the belt (1) 511
9108 Removing the belt (2) 512
9109 Installing the belt (2) 514
91010Removing the belt (3) 515
91011 Installing the belt (3) 516
91012Removing the belt (4) 518
91013Installing the belt (4) 520
91014Removing the belt (5) 521
91015Installing the belt (5) 523
91016Removing belt (6) (without torque support) 524
91017Installing belt (6) (without torque support) 525
91018Removing belt (6) (with torque support) 526
91019Installing belt (6) (with torque support) 527
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91020Removing the belt (7) 529
91021Installing the belt (7) 531
91022Removing the belt (8) 533
91023Installing the belt (8) 534
91024Removing the belt (9) 535
91025Installing the belt (9) 538
91026Removing the belt (10) 540
91027Installing the belt (10) 541
91028Removing the chain (11) 543
91029Installing the chain (11) 544
91030Removing the belt (12) 546
91031Installing the belt (12) 547
91032Removing the belt (13) 549
91033Installing the belt (13) 550
91034Removing the belt (14) 551
91035Installing the belt (14) 552
91036Removing the belt (15) 553
91037Installing the belt (15) 554
91038Removing the belt (16) 555
91039Installing the belt (16) 556
91040Removing the belt (17) 557
91041Installing the belt (17) 558
91042Removing the belt (18) 560
91043Installing the belt (18) 562
91044Removing the belt (19) 563
91045Installing the belt (19) 564
91046Removing the belt (20) 566
91047Installing the belt (20) 568
91048Removing belt (21) (up to serial no ) 570
91049Installing belt (21) (up to serial no ) 572
91050Removing the belt (21) (from serial no ) 573
91051Installing belt (21) (from serial no ) 575
91052Removing the belt (23) 576
91053Installing the belt (23) 577
91054Removing the belt (24) 578
91055Installing the belt (24) 579
91056Removing the belt (25) 580
91057Installing the belt (25) 582
91058Removing the belt (40) 584
91059Installing the belt (40) 585
91060Removing the belt (41) 586
91061Installing the belt (41) 587
91062Removing the belt (42) 589
91063Installing the belt (42) 590
91064Removing the belt (46) 591
91065Installing the belt (46) 592
91066Removing belt (R47) 593
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91067Installing belt (R47) 594
91068Adjusting belt (R47) 595
91069Removing the belt (48) 596
91070Installing the belt (48) 597
91071Removing the belt (49) 599
91072Installing the belt (49) 600
91073Removing the belt (50) 601
91074Installing the belt (50) 602
91075Removing the belt (51) 603
91076Installing the belt (51) 604
91077Removing the belt (52) 605
91078Installing the belt (52) 607
91079Removing the belt (53) 608
91080Installing the belt (53) 610
91081Removing the belt (54) 612
91082Installing the belt (54) 613
91083Removing the chain (55) 614
91084Installing the chain (55) 614
91085Removing the chain (56) 615
91086Installing the chain (56) 616
91087Removing the belt (57) 617
91088Installing the belt (57) 618
91089Removing and installing belt (58) 619
911 Cab / air conditioner 620
9111 Cleaning the cab filters 620
9112 Cleaning the units located in the cab roof 620
9113 Cleaning the windscreen and the side windows 621
9114 Cleaning the condenser 622
9115 Checking the refrigerant level 622
9116 Replacing the filter receiver drier 623
9117 Required refrigerant quantity – refrigerant R 134 a 623
9118 Oil for the compressor 623
9119 Maintenance work before the harvest 623
912 Fire extinguisher 625
9121 Checking the fire extinguisher 625
913 Compressed-air system (accessory) 626
9131 Compressed-air system 626
9132 Compressed-air connections 627
9133 Compressed-air gun and woven hose 627
9134 Draining the accumulator 628
9135 Pressure controller 628
9136 Checking the safety valve 629
914 Straw chopper (LEXION 570 Montana) 630
9141 Replacing the free-swinging knives for grain 630
9142 Removing the straw guide plate (straw chopper with radial spreader) 630
9143 Installing the straw guide plate (straw chopper with radial spreader) 631
9144 Removing the straw guide plate (straw chopper with standard spreader) 632
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9145 Installing the straw guide plate (straw chopper with standard spreader) 634
9146 Removing the free-swinging knives for grain 635
9147 Bolting down the free-swinging knives for grain 636
9148 Replacing the stationary knives 638
915 Winter storage 639
9151 Winter storage instructions for combines 639
10 Maintenance – Engine
101 Important maintenance instructions 641
1011 Important maintenance instructions and safety rules 641
1012 Cooling water and air intake hoses 641
1013 Coolant 641
1014 Belts 641
1015 Cleaning the engine compartment and hazard areas 642
1016 Alternator 642
1017 Warranty on non genuine CATERPILLAR products 642
1018 Approved engine oils 642
1019 Engine oils with dry lubricant additives 642
102 Maintenance schedules 643
1021 CATERPILLAR C-12 maintenance schedule 643
1022 Maintenance schedule CATERPILLAR C-13 645
103 Lubricants charts 647
1031 Engine lubricants chart CATERPILLAR C13, C12 647
1032 Cooling system lubricants chart CATERPILLAR C13, C12 648
104 Engine overview 649
1041 Engine overview CATERPILLAR C-13 649
1042 Engine overview CATERPILLAR C-12 650
105 Fuel system / engine oil 651
1051 Fuel system 651
1052 Fuel tank 651
1053 Fuel tank breather (from serial no ) 652
1054 Fuel shut-off tap 652
1055 Water separator / fuel prefilter (standard equipment – small version) 652
1056 Water separator / Fuel pre-filter (accessory) 653
1057 Replacing the fuel filter cartridge (CATERPILLAR C-13 / C-12) 654
1058 Bleeding the fuel system 655
1059 Engine oil level check 655
10510Engine oil change 655
10511Draining used oil 657
10512Oil filter 657
10513Topping up engine oil 658
106 Cooling system 659
1061 Coolant 659
1062 Draining coolant from the water radiator 659
1063 Topping up coolant 660
1064 Identify the coolant type 661
1065 Coolant mixing ratio 662
1066 Changing the coolant 663
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1067 Shut down the overheated engine 664
1068 Rotary chaff screen 665
1069 Cleaning the radiator 667
10610Diesel engine fault 668
107 Dry-type air cleaner 669
1071 Dry-type air cleaner in general 669
1072 Warning device 670
1073 Cleaning the air filter intake screen 671
1074 Cleaning the air filter with plastic housing 671
1075 Cleaning the air filter with metal housing 673
1076 Safety filter cartridge 675
1077 Removing and installing safety cartridge (plastic housing) 676
1078 Removing and installing safety cartridge (metal housing) 677
108 Alternator 678
1081 Cleaning the alternator 678
109 Electrical system 679
1091 Battery 679
1092 Alternator 680
1010Problem, cause and / or remedy 681
10101Engine 681
1011Winter storage 683
10111Engine winter storage 683
11 Lubrication chart
111 Lubrication points 684
1111 Greasing cycles 684
1112 Lubrication points – 10 h on the left 687
1113 Lubrication points – 50 h on the left 688
1114 Lubrication points – 50 h on the right 690
1115 Lubrication points – 100 h on the left 692
1116 Lubrication points – 100 h on the right 695
1117 Lubrication points – 500 h on the left 697
1118 Lubrication points – 500 h on the right 698
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