AGCO Glencoe CM41 Manual de usuario

Glencoe®

CM41 CULTIMULCHER

18’ Non-Folding Models

OPERATOR’S

MANUAL

Form No. 1PD786798

July, 1998

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

DEALER/CUSTOMER INFORMATION

TO THE DEALER: ................................2

TO THE CUSTOMER: ..............................2

SPECIFICATIONS

MODEL SPECIFICATIONS ...........................3

SAFETY

SAFETY DECALS ................................4

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: ............................5

TORQUE CHART

TIGHTENING STRAIGHT THREAD FITTINGS .................8

OPERATION

PRE-OPERATING CHECK LIST AND TRACTOR REQUIREMENTS ......9

FIELD OPERATION AND TILLAGE OBJECTIVES...............10

PROCEDURE FOR HITCHING AND UNHITCHING ..............11

HITCH ADJUSTMENTS ............................12

AUTOMATIC TRANSPORT LOCK .......................12

ROLLERS ....................................13

SCRAPERS ...................................13

SPRING TINES .................................14

MAINTENANCE & SERVICE

ROLLERS ....................................17

LUBRICATION .................................17

TRANSPORT & STORAGE

PROCEDURE FOR TRANSPORTING AND STORAGE ............18

ASSEMBLY

MAIN FRAME ASSEMBLY ...........................20

TOOTHBARS ..................................21

TRANSPORT LEVELER ............................22

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT ............................23

LIGHT KIT ASSEMBLY .............................28

TRANSPORT CHAIN ..............................28

REFLECTORS .................................28

PREDELIVERY & INSPECTION REPORT

NOTES

INTRODUCTION

This manual is written purposely to acquaint new owners of the Glencoe® CM41 Cultimulcher with the

functions of the various component parts of the machine as well as the service and safe operation which is

vital to long life and optimum performance. Read this manual completely before you begin operating your

CM41 Cultimulcher.

The terms “right” and “left”, “front” and “rear”, refer to the machine by facing in the direction of forward travel.

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DEALER/CUSTOMER INFORMATION

TO THE DEALER:

Warranty Registration

A warranty registration form must be completed for

each serial-numbered unit by the dealer and signed

by both the dealer and the customer before or upon

delivery. Distribute the copies according to

instructions on the form.

Predelivery

Using the Predelivery Inspection and Service

Report, Be sure the implement is completely set up,

lubricated and in proper working order upon delivery

to the customer.

Operator’s Manual

The operator’s manual is a very important part of the

equipment purchase. Using the manual, be sure to

instruct the owner and the operator regarding the

following:

•Safety Precautions

•Operation and Adjustments

•Lubrication and Maintenance

Be sure to give this manual to the owner.

Serial No.______________________________

Date Purchased_________________________

TO THE CUSTOMER:

Warranty Registration

Be sure to sign the registration form and keep your

copy.

Know Your Equipment

Before operating the implement, read the operator’s

manual to become completely familiar with the

machine before using it.

Left and Right Hand Sides of Machine

Stand behind the machine and face in the direction

of forward travel to determine left hand (LH) and

right hand (RH) sides of the machine.

Serial Number

The serial number plate is located on the center

frame weldment. Record the serial number in the

space below. Your dealer needs the serial number

to give prompt, efficient service when ordering parts.

Safety is Important

•Develop and follow good safety practices and

encourage others working with you to do the

same.

•Always operate farm machinery in a careful,

safe manner.

•Never attempt to adjust, clean or service the

machine while it is in motion.

•Always shut off the tractor engine before

leaving the seat.

Authorized Service

For factory authorized service and parts, see your

dealer. The dealer’s trained service staff uses the

latest service techniques. The trained parts

personnel provide accurate and prompt delivery of

quality parts.

SPECIFICATIONS

CM41 CULTIMULCHER (NON-FOLDING)

Machine Type Rolling

Width

Transport

Width

Quantity

Wheels

Approx.

Weight (Lbs.)

Machine with 17” Smooth Rollers

Front and Rear 18’-2” 18’-7” 94 7,170

Machine with 19” Smooth Rollers

Front and Rear 18’-2” 18’-7” 94 7,570

Machine with 17” Crowfoot Rollers Front

17” Smooth Rollers Rear 18’-2” 18’-7” 35C/47R 6,970

Machine with 17” Crowfoot Rollers

Front and Rear 18’-2” 18’-7” 70 6,638

Machine with 20” Crowfoot Rollers Front

19” Smooth Rollers Rear 18’-2” 18’-7” 35C/47R 7,270

Machine with 20” Crowfoot Rollers

Front and Rear 18’-2” 18’-7” 70 6,838

Options - Looped “C” Tines or Danish Vibrating Tines (with 2-1/2” shovels), Front Scraper Kit, Land Leveler

Kit, Weed Wiper Kit, Hydraulic Tooth Control, Rear Hitch

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SAFETY DECALS

The following decals are installed to alert operators to hazards in specific machine areas. The decals are for

personal safety... READ AND UNDERSTAND THE DECALS!

•Keep decals clean by wiping off regularly. Use a cleaning solution if necessary.

•Replace missing, damaged or painted over decals.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

SAFETY SYMBOL

The symbol above calls your attention to

instructions concerning your personal safety.

The symbol is found throughout the manual as

well as on the machine to point out specific

hazards and the ways to avoid them. Always

follow the instructions to minimize the risk of

personal injury or death.

Think before you act !

•Avoid injury or fatal accidents. Read these

safety precautions completely and carefully!

Utilize these instructions when operating your

machine.

•The operator should be a responsible adult

familiar with farm machinery and trained in this

machine’s operations. Do not allow persons to

operate this machine until they have read this

manual and have developed a thorough

understanding of the safety precautions and of

how the machine works.

•To prevent injury or death, use a tractor

equipped with a roll-over protection structure

(ROPS) and seat belt.

•Do not paint over, remove or deface any safety

decals on your equipment. Observe all safety

decals and follow the instructions on them.

•Remember! Your best insurance is a careful and

responsible operator. If there is any portion of

this manual or of the machine’s operation you

do not understand, contact your local

authorized Glencoe® dealer, or AGCO®

Corporation.

•Always shut off tractor, shift to “Park” position

(or shift to neutral), and set brakes before

dismounting tractor or working around the

machine.

•Remove tractor start key when tractor and

machine will be unattended.

•Periodically inspect all moving parts for wear

and replace with only authorized service parts if

any excessive wear is present. If safety decals

are missing, illegible, or damaged, they should

be replaced.

•Keep safety decals free of dirt and grime.

•Never allow anyone to ride on this equipment.

•Clear the area of bystanders before starting

operation.

•Do not clean, adjust or service when the

machine is in motion.

•Do not leave tractor and machine unattended

with tractor engine running.

•Avoid sharp turns using brakes. Drive slowly

over rough ground, side hills and around

curves to avoid tipping.

•Wear personal protective equipment (PPE)

such as, but not limited to, protection for eyes,

lungs, ears, head, hands and feet when

operating, servicing or repairing equipment. Do

not wear loose clothing or jewelry as it may

entangle or catch on moving parts.

•Never use your hands to locate a hydraulic

leak. Use a piece of wood or cardboard.

Hydraulic fluid escaping under pressure can

penetrate the skin causing serious injury.

•Openings in the skin and minor cuts are

susceptible to infection from hydraulic fluid. If

injured by escaping fluid, see a doctor at once.

Without immediate medical treatment, serious

infection can occur.

Hydraulic Leak Detection

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

BEFORE OPERATING:

•Give the machine a “once-over” for any loose

bolts, worn parts, cracked welds, hydraulic

leaks, frayed hoses, etc., and make necessary

repairs. Follow the Performing Maintenance

safety precautions.

•Be sure the machine is hitched properly to the

machine using a 1" locking pin and transport

chain.

•Be sure that there are no tools lying on or in the

machine.

•Be sure all shields and guards are in place and

functional.

•Completely familiarize yourself and other

operators with the machine controls and

operation before using the machine.

DURING OPERATION:

•Do not allow others to be careless near this

equipment.

•Keep hands and clothing clear of moving parts.

•Do not clean or lubricate or adjust your

equipment while it is running.

•When halting operation, even periodically, set

the tractor brakes, disengage the PTO, shut off

the engine, and remove the ignition key.

•Pick the most level route possible when

transporting. Avoid the edges of ditches or

gullies and steep hillsides.

•As a precaution, always recheck the hardware

on your machine following every 100 hours of

operation. Correct all problems. Follow the

Performing Maintenance Safety Precautions.

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