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MG6382
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  • Page 1 Operating Manual Large area seed drill Cirrus 03 Please read this operating manual MG6382 before initial operation. BAH0101-05 11.19 Keep it in a safe place for future use!
  • Page 2 Only by doing so would you be satisfied both with the machine and also with yourself. To achieve this is the purpose of this instruction manual. Leipzig-Plagwitz 1872. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 3 + 49 (0) 5405 50 1-0 E-mail: amazone@amazone.de Spare Parts Order Spare parts lists are freely accessible in the spare parts portal at www.amazone.de. Please send orders to your AMAZONE dealer. Formalities of the operating manual Type: Cirrus 03 Document number: MG6382 Compilation date: 11.19...
  • Page 4 Should you have any questions or problems, please consult this operating manual or contact your local service partner. Regular maintenance and timely replacement of worn or damaged parts increases the service life of your implement. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    Structure and function ................68     Control terminal for implements with ISOBUS system ............69     5.1.1 AMAZONE AmaTron 4 control terminal ................. 69     5.1.2 AMAZONE TwinTerminal ....................... 70     Controlling the implement with the control terminal ............... 70  ...
  • Page 6 Coulter pressure - Actuation on the control terminal ............114     5.20 FerTeC single-disc coulter ....................115     5.21 Exact following harrow ......................116     5.21.1 Exact following harrow tine position ..................117     Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 7 Uncoupling the implement ....................173     Connect/disconnect the PTO shaft driven hydraulic pump ..........176     7.6.1 Connecting the hydraulic pump ................... 177     7.6.2 Uncoupling the hydraulic pump.................... 177     Settings ..................... 178     Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 8     8.14 Exact following harrow ......................216     8.14.1 Moving the exact following harrow to the working / transport position ........ 216     8.14.2 Exact following harrow tine position ..................217     Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 9 10.7.4 Emptying the metering unit ....................276     Faults ......................277     11.1 Residual seed volume indicator ................... 277     11.2 Deviations between the preset and actual seeding rates ............ 278     Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 10 Exchanging the exact following harrow and the roller harrow with each other ....331     12.7.17.1 Preparing the roller harrow ....................331     12.7.17.2 Preparing the exact following harrow .................. 332     12.7.17.3 Exchanging the exact following harrow with the roller harrow ..........333     Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 11 Hydraulic diagram - Cirrus 6003-2(C)(CC) / RoTeC pro, part 2 .......... 360     13.8 Hydraulic diagram - Cirrus 6003-2(C)(CC) / TwinTeC+, part 1 ........... 362     13.8.1 Hydraulic diagram - Cirrus 6003-2(C)(CC) / TwinTeC+, part 2 ........... 364     Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 12 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 13: User Information

    Numbers in round brackets refer to the item numbers in the illustrations. The first number refers to the diagram and the second number to the item. Example: (Fig. 3/6) = Figure 3 / Position 6 All the directions specified in the operating manual are always viewed in the direction of travel. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 14: General Safety Instructions

    If the user discovers that a function is not working properly, then they must eliminate this fault immediately. If this is not the task of the user or if the user does not have the appropriate technical knowledge, then they should report this fault to their superior (operator). Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 15  Unauthorised design changes to the implement  Insufficient monitoring of implement parts which are subject to wear  Improperly executed repairs  Disasters due to the effects of foreign objects and force majeure. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 16: Representation Of Safety Symbols

    Non-compliance with these instructions can cause faults on the implement or disturbance to the environment. NOTE Indicates handling tips and particularly useful information. These instructions will help you to use all the functions of your implement in the best way possible. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 17: Organisational Measures

    As well as all the safety information in this operating manual, comply with the general, national regulations pertaining to accident prevention and environmental protection. When driving on public roads and routes you should comply with the statutory road traffic regulations. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 18: User Training

    "Specialist workshop". The personnel of a specialist workshop shall possess the appropriate knowledge and suitable aids (tools, lifting and support equipment) for carrying out the maintenance and repair work on the implement in a way which is both appropriate and safe. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 19: Safety Measures In Normal Operation

    Carefully fix and secure larger assembly groups to lifting units when carrying out replacement work. Check all the bolted connections for tightness. On completion of the maintenance work, check the function of the safety and protective devices. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 20: Design Changes

    It is strictly forbidden to  drill holes in the frame or on the running gear  increase the size of existing holes on the frame or the running gear  weld on load-bearing parts. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 21: Spare And Wear Parts And Aids

    Immediately replace any implement parts which are not in a perfect state. Use only genuine AMAZONE spare and wear parts or the parts cleared by AMAZONEN-WERKE so that the operating permit retains its validity in accordance with national and international regulations. If...

  • Page 22: Warning Symbols And Other Labels On The Implement

    Warning symbols and other labels on the implement Always keep all the warning symbols of the implement clean and in a legible state! Replace illegible warning symbols. You can request the warning symbols from your AMAZONE dealer using the order number (e.g., MD 075). Structure Warning symbols indicate danger areas on the implement and warn against residual dangers.
  • Page 23 It is forbidden to stand in the swivel range of the implement when implement parts are being lowered.  Instruct personnel to leave the swivel range of any implement parts which can be lowered before you lower the parts. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 24 1 kV over 1 up to 110 kV over 110 up to 220 kV over 220 up to 380 kV MD 095 Before commissioning the machine read and observe the operating manual and the safety instructions carefully! Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 25  Actuate the operator controls for the tractor's three-point hydraulic system:  only from the designated workstation  under no circumstances if you are in the lifting area between the tractor and implement. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 26 These dangers can cause extremely serious and potentially fatal injuries.  Maintain an adequate safety distance from moving implement parts while the tractor engine is running.  Ensure that all personnel maintain an adequate safety distance from moving implement parts. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 27 Causes serious, potentially fatal injuries anywhere on the body. Transportation without a correctly fitted road safety bar is forbidden. Install the road safety bar provided before starting transportation. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 28  Instruct people to leave the danger area between the tractor and the implement whenever the engine of the tractor is running and the tractor is not secured against unintentional rolling. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 29: Position Of Warning Symbols

    General Safety Instructions 2.13.1 Position of warning symbols The following figures show the arrangement of the warning symbols on the implement. Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3 Fig. 4 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 30 General Safety Instructions Fig. 5 Fig. 6 Fig. 7 Fig. 8 Fig. 9 Fig. 10 Fig. 11 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 31: Dangers In Case Of Non-Compliance With The Safety Instructions

    Comply with the risk prevention instructions on the warning symbol. When driving on public roads and routes, comply with the appropriate statutory road traffic regulations. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 32: Safety Information For Users

    Drive in such a way that you always have full control over the tractor with the attached machine. In so doing, take your personal abilities into account, as well as the road, traffic, visibility and weather conditions, the driving characteristics of the tractor and the connected or coupled implement. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 33  must not chafe against other parts.  The release ropes for quick action couplings must hang loosely and may not release themselves when lowered.  Also ensure that uncoupled implements are stable! Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 34 The tractor front axle must always be loaded with at least 20 % of the empty tractor weight to ensure sufficient steering power.  Always fix the front or rear weights to the intended fixing points according to regulations. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 35 Adjust your forward speed to the prevailing conditions.  Before driving downhill, switch to a lower gear!  Before road transport, always switch off the independent wheel braking (lock the pedals).  Observe the maximum permissible total weight. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 36: Hydraulic System

     Replace the hydraulic hose lines if they are damaged or worn. Use only genuine AMAZONE hydraulic hose lines!  The hydraulic hose lines should not be used for longer than six years, including any storage time of maximum two years. Even...

  • Page 37: Electrical System

     Only a specialist workshop may adjust the height of the drawbar on straight drawbars with a drawbar load.  Observe the national regulations for implements without a brake system. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 38: Brake System

    Replace the compressed air tank if:  the compressed air tank can be moved in the tensioning belts  the compressed air tank is damaged  the rating plate on the compressed air tank is rusted, loose or missing. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 39: Tyre

    When calibrating the spread rate, pay attention to the danger points from rotating and oscillating implement parts.  Do not place any parts in the hopper!  Lock the track marker (construction-dependent) in transport position before road transport! Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 40: Pto Shaft Operation

    After the PTO shaft is switched off, there is a risk of injury from the continued rotation of freewheeling implement parts. Do not approach the implement too closely during this time. You must only start work on the implement once all implement parts are at a complete standstill. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 41: Cleaning, Maintenance And Repair

     Spare parts must meet at least the technical requirements speci- fied by AMAZONEN-WERKE! This is ensured through the use of genuine AMAZONE spare parts! Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 42: Loading And Unloading The Low-Bed Trailer For Delivery

    The implement is generally delivered using a low-bed trailer. Attach the implement to a suitable tractor for loading and unloading from the low-bed trailer,  section "Commissioning"  section "Coupling and uncoupling the im- plement". Fig. 12 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 43 The adapter (Fig. 13/2) should only be used for loading the implement. Otherwise, the maximum back pressure of 10 bar during operation would be exceeded, see section 6.3, page 151. The control terminal does not have to be connected. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 44: Loading The Flat-Bed Trailer

    8. Uncouple the tractor from the implement. Fig. 15 The (Fig. 16) symbol marks the lashing points on the implement. Fig. 16 In Germany, the permitted total height of the loaded lorry is 4.0 m. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 45: Unloading The Implement

    5. Swivel the hydraulic cylinder (Fig. 17/1). Fig. 17 6. Fix the position of the hydraulic cylinder with the pin. Fig. 18 7. Lock the pin. Fig. 19 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 46 The valve pin (Fig. 20/1) must be inserted in the valve. Otherwise keep twisting the valve pin (Fig. 20/1) until the valve pin releases and insert into the valve. Fig. 20 13. Disconnect the implement from the tractor, see section "Uncoupling the implement". Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 47: Product Description

    Cirrus 4003 Cirrus 4003-C rigid Cirrus 4003-2 Cirrus 4003-2C foldable Cirrus 6003-2 Cirrus 6003-2C foldable Cirrus 4003-CC rigid FerTeC coulters Cirrus 4003-2CC foldable FerTeC coulters Cirrus 6003-2CC foldable FerTeC coulters Cirrus 3003 Compact Fig. 21 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 48 Product description Cirrus 4003-C Fig. 22 Cirrus 6003-2CC Fig. 23 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 49: Main Assembly Groups Of The Implement

    (6) TwinTeC+ double disc coulter (1) Crushboard selectively in front of or behind the disc array (2) Track marker (3) RoTeC pro control coulters (4) Roller harrow, optionally exact following harrow (5) Tramline marker Fig. 25 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 50: Overview Of Assembly Groups

    Overview of assembly groups Control terminal for implements with ISOBUS system, e.g. AmaTron 4 control terminal Fig. 26 (1) Hose cabinet (2) Tensioned crosspiece (3) Drawbar, extendable (4) Wheel mark eradicator Fig. 27 (1) Storage compartment Fig. 28 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 51 (2) Ascent with handle Fig. 29 Hopper cover for implements with two chamber system Fig. 30 (1) Low level sensor Fig. 31 Blower fan with oil cooler (oil cooler only in combination with power take-off) Fig. 32 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 52 (1) Metering unit with injector for implements with one chamber system Fig. 33 (1) Metering unit with sluice for implements with two chamber system Fig. 34 (1) Electric motor for the metering roller drive Fig. 35 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 53 Product description RoTeC pro control coulter Fig. 36 TwinTeC+ double-disc coulter Fig. 37 FerTeC single-disc coulter Fig. 38 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 54: Safety And Protective Equipment

    (1) Cirrus 6003-2 mechanical transport locking mechanism for the implement section. The mechanical transport locking mechanism on the Cirrus 4003-2 is not of the same design as the mechanical transport locking mechanism on the Cirrus 6003-2. Fig. 41 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 55: Overview - Supply Lines Between The Tractor And The Implement

    The function of the tractor control unit is represented symbolically: Latched, for a permanent oil circulation When the button is pressed, as long as the function is active Float position, free oil flow in the control unit Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 56 Pressureless return flow (red T) Important! Always connect this hydraulic line to section 6.3, the tractor. page 151 The connection of this hydraulic line to the tractor is required for all of the above-listed hydraulic func- tions. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 57 Labelling of the hydraulic hoses on implements with RoTeC pro Control coulters yellow green blue Natural blue Fig. 43 Labelling of the hydraulic hoses on implements with TwinTeC+ double disc coulters yellow green blue Natural blue Fig. 44 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 58: Transportation Equipment

    (6) Sign with details of the permissible top speed Fig. 45 (1) Road safety bar for protection of other road users against the tines of the exact following harrow Fig. 46 (1) 2 forwards-facing warning signs (2) 2 forwards-facing marker lights Fig. 47 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 59: Safety Device Against Unauthorised Use

    Product description (1) 2 x 3 reflectors, yellow, laterally with a max. spacing of 3 m Fig. 48 Safety device against unauthorised use Lower link crosspiece with lockable safety device against unauthorised use. Fig. 49 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 60: Proper Use

     adherence of inspection and maintenance work  exclusive use of genuine AMAZONE spare parts. Other uses to those specified above are forbidden and shall be considered as improper. For any damage resulting from improper use ...

  • Page 61: Danger Areas And Danger Points

     when unfolding and folding the implement sections near overhead power lines  in the area of moving parts  underneath raised, unsecured implements or parts of implements. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 62: Rating Plate And Ce Mark

    (6) Perm. system pressure rear axle load (7) Perm. system pressure system pressure (8) Perm. system pressure total weight kg Fig. 50 (9) Factory (10) Model year CE mark Information on the CE mark: (1) Year of manufacture Fig. 51 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 63 Information on the EU rating plate: (1) Class, sub-class and speed class (2) EU type approval number (3) Vehicle identification number (4) Technically permissible total weight (5) Technically permissible drawbar load A0 (6) Technically permissible axle load A1 Fig. 52 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 64: Technical Data

    Number of tyres on [number] rollers with integrated running gear AS tread tyres 15.0/55-17.0 14PR    Tyre matrix 400/55 R17.5     = Standard equipment  = Optional equipment  = Special equipment Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 65   Tyre matrix 400/55 R17.5   Number of tyres on T-Pack IN (integrated) [number] Number of tyres on T-Pack S (side) [number]  = Standard equipment  = Optional equipment  = Special equipment Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 66: Road Transport Data

    2500 2500 2500 3000 3000 see rating plate and section 6.1.1.1, page 145 Max. permitted speed see section 9, page 234 In transport position, the filling auger does not change the total height of the implement Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 67: Required Tractor Equipment

    The workplace-related emission value (acoustic pressure level) is 70 dB(A), measured in operating condition at the ear of the tractor driver with the cab closed. Measuring unit: OPTAC SLM 5. The noise level is primarily dependent on the vehicle used. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 68: Structure And Function

    The trailing roller (Fig. 53/4) has an integrated running gear for road transport. Implements with swivelling sections can be folded for road transport. The GreenDrill seed drill (Fig. 53/11) is used for spreading catch crops, nurse crops, and re-seeding grassland. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 69: Control Terminal For Implements With Isobus System

    The ISOBUS system makes it possible to connect the implement to any ISOBUS control terminal. If the tractor has an ISOBUS system, the AMAZONE job computer can be connected to the existing ISOBUS socket of the tractor and operated with the on-board terminal.

  • Page 70: Amazone Twinterminal

    This activation of hydraulic functions on the control terminal allows operation of all hydraulic functions with  few tractor control units for the implement functions Fig. 56  one tractor control unit for the fan. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 71: Brake System

    Releasing the parking brake: Turn the crank to the left (L). Fig. 57 In the parking position, the crank (Fig. 58/1) is inserted in the transport bracket and secured with a linch pin (Fig. 58/2). Fig. 58 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 72: Dual-Circuit Pneumatic Braking System

    Before initial operation, check the officially approved registration of your implement without its own brake system. Subsequently installed accessories change the axle load and may make it necessary to equip the implement with a brake system. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 73: Stowage Compartment

    (Fig. 61). Other sources are also possible, refer to the control terminal operating manual. The working speed data is used to determine:  the worked area (hectare counter)  the required speed for the speed of the metering roller(s). Fig. 61 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 74: Tractor Wheel Mark Eradicator

    The wheel mark eradicators can be adjusted horizontally and vertically. The wheel mark eradicators can deflect on stones. Fig. 62 Basic setting (ex-factory) of the tractor wheel mark eradicators: Track: ..............1.8 m Distance of the wheel mark eradicator: ....0.3 m Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 75: Crushboard

    The working intensity of the crushboard is adjusted with stops (Fig. 65/1), which prevent the piston from retracting into the hydraulic cylinder. The maximum working intensity is achieved if no stop (Fig. 65/1) is resting against it. Fig. 65 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 76: Two Row Disc Array

    Lengthen the side plate if required. The installation parts are found in the storage compartment on the implement. The holes (Fig. 68/3) are used to fasten the installation parts. The basic setting (factory setting) of the side plates is illustrated. Fig. 68 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 77 TwinTeC+ double disc coulters is adjusted  both side plates in a vertical direction. When delivered, the outer discs are screwed in the basic position. The marking (Fig. 69/1) indicates the basic position. Fig. 69 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 78: Minimum Tilldisc Disc Array

    TwinTeC+ double disc coulters is adjusted When delivered, the cutting discs are screwed in the basic position. The marking (Fig. 72/1) indicates the basic position. Side plates are not required. Fig. 72 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 79: Pack

    The T-Pack S (Fig. 73/2) works in front of the booms. The T-Pack S can be used with Cirrus 4003-2 and Cirrus 6003-2, but not in conjunction with the wheel mark eradicator or crushboard in front of the disc array. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 80: Pack U

    (Fig. 75). Mounting at the front requires additional mounting parts. The procedures for mounting on the tractor and for operation can be found in the "T-Pack U" operating manual. Fig. 75 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 81: Trailing Roller With Integrated Running Gear

    Fig. 76 Each tyre can have an adjustable scraper (Fig. 77/1). The distance between the tyres and the ad- justable scraper (Fig. 77/1) should not be less than 15 mm. Fig. 77 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 82: Tyre Designations

    16.6 cm, three coulters. Fig. 78 Tyres with AS tread With their transverse tread, AS tyres have a high self-propulsion and ensure for an equal reconsol- idation over the entire working width. Fig. 79 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 83: Furrow Ridge Leveller

    2 levers (Fig. 81/2) serve to adjust the furrow ridge levellers on the swivelling sections. The scale (Fig. 81/3) serves as orientation. Fig. 81 The furrow ridge levellers (Fig. 82/1) are adjusted at the centre of the implement with a crank. Fig. 82 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 84: Hopper

    The metering units (Fig. 84/3) are arranged be- hind each other. Fig. 84 When switching on the fan, pressure builds up in the hopper and conveyor section. The hopper covers (Fig. 85/1) seal the hopper pressure-tight. Fig. 85 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 85 The interior lighting (Fig. 87/1) of the hopper is coupled with the driving light of the tractor. Fig. 87 It is possible to carry reserve sacks (Fig. 88/1) on the sieve mesh when the hopper cover is closed. Fig. 88 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 86: Monitoring The Hopper Content

    In terms of operation, a distinction is made be- tween rigid and folding implements. The filling auger for a folding implement is shown. Fig. 90 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 87: Conveyor Section

    Seed drills with one metering unit and one distributor head have  1 chamber in the hopper  1 metering unit (Fig. 92/1)  1 injector (Fig. 92/2)  1 single conveyor section (Fig. 92/3)  1 distributor head. Fig. 92 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 88: Seed Drills With One Metering Unit And Two Distributor Heads

    2 sluices (Fig. 95/2)  1 single conveyor section (Fig. 95/3)  1 distributor head. The spread rate is calibrated consecutively on both metering units. The order of the numbered metering units can be freely selected. Fig. 95 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 89: Cirrus (-C)(-2C) With Two Metering Units And Two Distributor Heads

    Fig. 97  a flap seals access to the right tube of the injector  the seed quantity is not halved. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 90: Cirrus (-Cc)(-2Cc) With Two Metering Units And Two Distributor Heads

    When calibrating the spread rate and during operation  the metered material flows out of the rear hopper chamber into the right conveyor tube to the FerTeC distributor head (Fig. 98/2a)  the metered quantity is not halved during calibration. Fig. 100 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 91: Metering

    The working speed is determined, e.g. by pulses from the radar or the tractor signal.  can be increased during operation, e.g. when changing from normal to heavy soils, by pressing a button on the control terminal in defined quantity increments. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 92 Fig. 103 The volume of some metering rollers can be modified by repositioning/removing the existing wheels and inserting metering wheels without chambers. Individual parts for conversion are found in the storage compartment of the implement. Fig. 104 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 93: Metering Roller Table - Figures

    Volume: ....7.5 cm For seed drills with 1 or 2 metering units and 2 distributor heads Metering roller Volume: ....20 cm For seed drills with 1 or 2 metering units and 1 distributor head Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 94 Metering roller Volume: ....20 cm For seed drills with 1 or 2 metering units and 2 distributor heads Metering roller Volume: ....40 cm Metering roller Volume: ....120 cm Metering roller Volume: ....210 cm Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 95 Structure and function Metering roller Volume: ....350 cm Metering roller Volume: ....600 cm Metering roller Volume: ....660 cm Metering roller Volume: ....880 cm Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 96: Table - Metering Rollers, Seed

    40 cm³ 120 cm³ Seed Beans Buckwheat Spelt Peas Flax (dressed) Barley Grass seed Oats Millet Caraway Lupins Lucerne Maize Poppy Oilseed (moist dressing) Fodder radish Phacelia Rapeseed Red clover Mustard Sunflowers Turnips Triticale Wheat Vetches Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 97: Table - Fertiliser Metering Rollers

    Caraway Lupins Lucerne Maize Poppy Oilseed flax (moist dressing) Fodder radish Phacelia Rapeseed Red clover Mustard Sunflowers Turnips Triticale Wheat Vetches 5.15.3 Table – Fertiliser metering rollers Metering rollers 350 cm³ 660 cm³ Fertiliser Fertiliser (granular) Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 98: Calibrating The Spread Rate

     after replacing the metering roller  if the hopper takes more/less time than expected to empty. The actual spread rate then does not correspond to the spread rate determined by calibration. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 99: Calibration - One-Chamber System

    Implements with a one chamber system are equipped with one metering unit. When calibrating the spread rate, the metered material falls into the collection bag (Fig. 109/1). A flap (Fig. 109/2) seals the opening of the injector after calibration. Fig. 109 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 100: Calibration - Two-Chamber System

    When calibrating the spread rate, the metered material falls into the collection bag through an opening (Fig. 111/1). The calibration is performed consecutively on both metering units. Fig. 111 A flap (Fig. 112/1) closes the opening. Fig. 112 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 101: Metering Operation - Two-Chamber System During Operation

    The seed lines are closed with the plugs (Fig. 113/1). The assembly tool (Fig. 113/2) is used to insert the plugs in the distributor head. Fig. 113 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 102 5.16.3  the tractor PTO shaft, see section 5.16.4. Fan suction guard screen Under very dry conditions, the fan suction guard screen prevents the suction of straw residues in- to the fan. Fig. 115 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 103: Fan Speeds - One-Chamber System

     grains or legumes ( Fig. 117/3) and the application rate ( Fig. 117/4). Example: Cirrus 3003 Compact  grain application rate: 130 kg/ha ( Fig. 117/4) Required blower fan speed: 3200 rpm. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 104: Fan Speeds - Two-Chamber System

    (Fig. 118/5) and the spread rate (Fig. 118/6). Example: Cirrus 6003-2  fertiliser application rate: 150 kg/ha (Fig. 118/3)  grain spread rate: 130 kg/ha (Fig. 118/6) Required blower fan speed: 3600 rpm. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 105: Connecting The Blower Fan To The Tractor Hydraulics

    Set the blower fan speed  at the flow control valve of the tractor (see chapter 8.9.1)  at the pressure relief valve of the hydraulic motor, see chapter 8.9.2, if the tractor has no flow control valve. Fig. 121 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 106: Blower Fan Connection To The Tractor Pto Shaft (On-Board Hydraulic System)

    The hydraulic motor (Fig. 123/1) is fastened on the rear wall of the blower fan. Fig. 123 In a closed circuit, the implement carries the hy- draulic fluid in an oil tank (Fig. 124/1). Fig. 124 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 107: Distributor Head

    Fig. 126 The total metered quantity is not reduced when creating tramlines with implements that are simultaneously equipped with  double tramline control  two distributor heads. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 108: Seed Tube Monitoring

    A warning message is issued on the control terminal when the seed flow in a monitored seed line hose is interrupted or greater deviations occur in the flow rate between the monitored seed line hoses. Fig. 127 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 109: Rotec Pro Control Coulter

    129/1) with a 25 mm-wide contact area enables shallow seeding with increased coulter pressure on light soils. Fig. 129 The Control 10 depth control disc (Fig. 130/1) with a 10 mm-wide contact area is used on heavy soils. Fig. 130 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 110 The handle (Fig. 132/1) is used to adjust the depth control disc/wheel. Fig. 132 The seed placement depth depends on the factors  Soil type (light to heavy)  Forward speed  Coulter pressure  Position of the depth control discs/wheels. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 111: Coulter Pressure Adjustment

    The control terminal serves to enter the desired rate increase. If the desired rate increase is set to 0 % on the Fig. 135 control terminal, the seed rate remains un- changed when the coulter pressure increases. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 112: Twintec+ Double Disc Coulter

    The seed placement depth depends on  the set placement depth of the seed  the soil conditions  the forward speed. The seed placement depth is adjusted with  the seed placement depth range  the seed placement depth. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 113: Seed Placement Depth Range

     on each boom for folding implements. Turn clockwise: deeper placement Turn counter- clockwise: shallower placement Fig. 140 The scale (Fig. 140/2) serves as orientation. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 114: Coulter Pressure

    There is a choice of several pressure levels. Each pressure level can be assigned to a specific increased seed rate. During operation, the coulter pressure can be adjusted in stages. The control terminal shows  the selected pressure level of the coulter pressure  the increase in the seed rate. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 115: Fertec Single-Disc Coulter

    (Fig. 144/2). The values for the wear limit and the required work steps can be found in section "Coulter body adjustment - FerTeC single-disc coulter", page 316. Fig. 144 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 116: Exact Following Harrow

    If a slight collision occurs when driving in reverse, the exact following harrow tines deflect upwards from the obstacle (see Fig. 146), with- out being damaged. When driving forwards, the exact following har- row tines return to working position. Fig. 146 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 117: Exact Following Harrow Tine Position

    If the coulter pressure is reduced, the lever rests against the bottom pin. Fig. 148 Adjust the exact following harrow pressure so that all seed rows are evenly covered with earth. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 118: Roller Harrow

     the working depth of the harrow tines  the roller contact pressure. If the roller harrow is not being used, it can be raised from the ground. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 119 Adjustments can be made to  the pitch of the harrow tines  the working depth of the harrow tines. Fig. 150 The crank (Fig. 151/1) is used to adjust the roller contact pressure. Fig. 151 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 120: Track Marker

    After passing the obstacle, the tractor driver unfolds the track marker again by actuating the control unit, and deactivates the obstacle function on the control terminal. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 121: Seeding Variations Adjustable On The Control Terminal

    (e.g. AMATRON). Seed pre-metering is used when corners are to be seeded that can only be reached when the imple- ment is being reversed or with raised coulters. The run time of the seed pre-metering is adjustable. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 122: Tramlines

     the seeding quantity is automatically re- Fig. 156 duced. The minimum quantity can be ad- justed. A warning message is issued when a tramline flap is not properly opened or closed. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 123: Tramline Rhythm, Tabular Determination

     the working width of the fertiliser spreader and the field sprayer. Tramline display Following the tables, you will find the tables for the tramline counter terminal display for each tramline rhythm. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 124 3.0 m seed drill working width with two tramline controls (left and right) 10 m left 10 m right side 3.5 m seed drill working width 17.5 m 21 m 21 m 28 m 28 m 42 m 42 m Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 125 4.0 m seed drill working width with two tramline controls (left and right) 10 m left 10 m right side 18 m left 18 m right side 18 m left 18 m right side 30 m left 30 m right side 30 m left 30 m right side Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 126 28 m left 28 m right side 33 m left 33 m right side 39 m left 39 m right side 40 m left 40 m right side 30 m left 30 m right side Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 127 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 128 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 0 13 14 15 16 17 18 0 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 right side 1 2 3 0 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 0 28 29 30 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 129 1 2 3 0 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 0 18 19 20 right side left 0 0 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 right side 1 2 3 4 5 0 0 8 9 10 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 130: Tramline Rhythm, Graphic Determination

    Tramline spacing (working width of the fertiliser spreader) ......18 m Column C: Tramline rhythm ....................3 Column D: Tramline counter ....................2 The tramline counter for the first field pass can be found under the lettering "START". Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 131 Structure and function Fig. 158 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 132: Track Width / Wheelmark Width Of The Cultivating Tractor

    5 to 7 and row 19 to 21. Each named coulter must be connected to a tramline segment with the tramline flap. The display can make it necessary to retool the tramline segment on the distributor head. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 133: One-Sided Switching

    5.25.4.1 and 5.25.4.2.  with two distributor heads (Fig. 162/1), by interrupting the seed supply to one distribu- tor head, see section 5.25.4.3. Fig. 162 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 134: One-Sided Switching, Mechanically Adjustable For Implements With 1 Distributor Head

    The partition walls (Fig. 165/1) are actuated by 2 computer-controlled electric motors. Implements with 1 distributor head with 36 or 48 connections can only be connected in the distributor head on one side by installing an insertion (see above). Fig. 165 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 135: One-Sided Switching With Two Distributor Heads, Except Cirrus (-Cc)

    If all coulters are working  one metering unit (Fig. 167/1) evenly supplies both distributor heads with seed or fertiliser. Fig. 167  the lever (Fig. 168/1) is in the centre position under the metering unit. Fig. 168 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 136  requires the halving of the application rate. Fig. 170 Optionally, one setting motor (Fig. 171/1) actuates the electronic one-sided switching. If the one-sided switching is actuated electrically, the application rate is set automatically. Fig. 171 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 137 Lever position, right side (viewed from the direct of travel): the supply of the right implement half is stopped. Fig. 172 Lever position, left side (viewed from the direct of travel): the supply of the left implement half is stopped. Fig. 173 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 138: Double Tramline Control For Implements With 6 M Working Width

    Display, tramline counter left side: ............1 / 2 / 0 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10 Display, tramline counter right side: ............1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 0 / 8 / 9 / 10 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 139: Tramline Marker

    The track discs are raised if no tramline is creat- Fig. 175 For road transport of the implement, both sec- tions are folded and secured with a pin (Fig. 176/1) and linch pin. Fig. 176 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 140: Work Floodlights

    The monitor is characterised by the clear, glare- free representation of multiple camera images simultaneously. The camera system can be quickly mounted and dismounted with simple plug connections. Fig. 178 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 141: Catch Crop Seed Drill Greendrill

    The seed enters the distributor head (Fig. 179/2) and moves on to the dispersion plates (Fig. 179/3), which evenly distribute the seed. For a more detailed description, refer to the "GreenDrill" operating manual. The GreenDrill is connect- ed to the ISOBUS control terminal of the Cirrus. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 142: Initial Operation

    This does not apply to equipment movements that:  are continuous or  are automatically locked or  require a float position or pressure position due to their function. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 143: Checking The Suitability Of The Tractor

    Some countries have regulations that deviate. In Russia, for ex- ample, the weight of the tractor must be twice as high as that of the implement connected.  Before initial operation, check the officially approved maximum speed for your implement, see section 9. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 144 § 70 of the German Regulations Authorising the Use of Vehicles for Road Traffic and the required approval according to § 29, paragraph 3 of the German Road Traffic Regulations. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 145: Data Required For The Calculation (Hitched Implement)

    [m] Tractor wheel base See tractor operating manual or vehicle documents or measurement [m] Distance between the centre of the rear See tractor operating manual or vehicle axle and the centre of the lower link hitch documents or measurement Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 146: Calculation Of The Actual Total Weight Of The Combined Tractor And Implement

    (section 6.1.1.7). 6.1.1.6 Load-bearing capacity of the tractor tyres In the table (section 6.1.1.7), enter the double value (2 tyres) of the permissible tyre load-bearing capacity (see e.g. tyre manufacturer's documentation). Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 147: Table

    (if necessary) attached to the tractor for the required minimum front ballast (G V min You must use a front weight that is equal to at least the required minimum front ballast (G V min Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 148: Requirements For Tractor Operation With Trailed Implements

     that the permissible total weight of the tractor is complied with  that the approved load capacities of the tractor tyres are not exceeded. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 149: Secure The Tractor / Implement Against Unintentional Starting And Rolling Away

     unintentional lowering of raised, unsecured implement parts  unintentional starting and rolling away of the tractor-implement combination. Secure the tractor and the implement against unintentional starting and rolling before any intervention in the implement. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 150  if moving parts are not blocked against unintentional movement. Coming in to contact with unsecured components poses a hazard during this kind of work in particular. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 151: Fan Drive - Hydraulic Connection

    The capacity of the tractor's oil tank (Fig. 181/4) should be at least twice the oil flow rate. If the hydraulic fluid heats up excessively, the installation of an oil cooler is required at a specialist workshop. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 152: Coupling And Uncoupling The Implement

    Actuate the operating controls for the tractor's three-point hydraulic system  from the workplace provided  if you are outside of the danger area between the tractor and the implement. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 153 Risk of contusions, catching, and knocks when the implement unexpectedly releases from the tractor! Check the tensioned crosspiece and the drawbar for visible defects whenever the implement is coupled. Have any visible defects fixed without delay in a specialist workshop. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 154: Dual-Circuit Pneumatic Braking System

    (red) is connected. Only then can the wheel chocks be removed. Compliance with the maintenance intervals is essential for proper functioning of the service brake system. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 155 (red) is connected. The brake is not released if the implement's parking brake is applied. To make sure that the implement is braked after uncoupling, apply the implement's parking brake be- forehand. Only release the parking brake once the implement has been coupled up to the tractor. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 156: Coupling The Brake And Supply Lines

    The service brake on the implement is immediately released from the braking position if the red coupling head is coupled. DANGER Check the routing of the brake line. The brake line must not chafe on other parts. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 157 183/2) on the tractor, in accordance with regulations. 8. Fasten the couling head of the supply line (red) in the coupling marked red on the tractor, in accordance with regulations. Fig. 183 9. Remove wheel chocks. 10. Release the implement parking brake. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 158: Uncoupling The Supply And Brake Line

    1. Secure the implement with wheel chocks (Fig. 184). Fig. 184 2. Apply the implement's parking brake. Fig. 185 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 159: Control Elements For The Dual-Circuit Pneumatic Braking System

    (emergency brake) is inactive. Fig. 187 With a full compressed air tank, the brakes are released immediately when the supply line (red) is connected to the tractor. The button (Fig. 187/1) can then no longer be moved. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 160 Example: Position of the brake load adjustment lever (Fig. 188/1) for implements with full hopper. Fig. 188 Example: Position of the brake load adjustment lever (Fig. 189/1) for implements with empty hopper. Fig. 189 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 161: Hydraulic Brake System

    10 seconds with the engine running. This fills the hydraulic accumulator. When the hydraulic accumulator is full, the implement's brake system responds when the tractor brake pedal or the tractor parking brake is actuated. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 162 Fig. 192 8. Apply the tractor parking brake, switch the tractor engine off and remove the ignition key. 9. Remove wheel chocks. 10. Release the implement parking brake. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 163: Uncoupling The Hydraulic Brake System

    Before uncoupling the implement from the tractor, secure it with 2 wheel chocks and apply the implements parking brake. 1. Secure the implement with wheel chocks (Fig. 193). Fig. 193 2. Apply the implement's parking brake. Fig. 194 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 164 5. Plug the hydraulic socket into the protective cap (Fig. 196/1). The protective cap is secured to the hose cabinet and protects the socket against soiling in the parking position. Fig. 196 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 165: Hydraulic Hose Lines

     Push the hydraulic plug(s) into the hydraulic socket(s) until the hy- draulic plug(s) perceivably lock(s).  Check the coupling points of the hydraulic hose lines for proper fit and sealing. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 166: Uncoupling The Hydraulic Hose Lines

    Supply lines between the tractor and the implement". Fig. 197 7.3.2 Uncoupling the hydraulic hose lines 1. Put the tractor control units into the float position. 2. Disconnect the hydraulic plug and hang it in the hose cabinet. Fig. 198 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 167: Coupling The Implement To The Tractor

    CAUTION Only connect the implement when  the tractor and implement are coupled  the tractor parking brake is applied  the tractor engine is switched off and  the ignition spanner has been removed. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 168 The job computer may fail if  LED floodlights other than those listed in the spare parts list are used in the event of repairs  the lighting system is equipped with more than two LED floodlights. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 169: Coupling The T-Pack U

    When turning the combination, the tractor tyre must not collide with the implement frame. The implement is equipped with a telescopic drawbar tube (Fig. 200/1). Adjust the drawbar tube to the right length, see section 12.7.2. Fig. 200 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 170 Design of the ball sleeve with collecting tray, see the tractor operating manual. 4. Secure each ball sleeve with a linch pin. CAUTION Danger of getting crushed in the ar- ea of the moving tensioned cross- Fig. 203 piece. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 171 13. Raise the tractor's lower link until the jack comes free of the ground. 14. Remove the pin (Fig. 204/1). Fig. 204 15. Fold up the jack, locate it with the pin (Fig. 205/1) and secure with the linch pin. Fig. 205 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 172 16. Push the wheel chocks into the holders and secure. Fig. 207 17. Release the parking brake of the implement. 18. Before moving off:  Check the function of the brake and lighting system  Carry out a brake test. Fig. 208 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 173: Uncoupling The Implement

    2. Align the tractor and implement straight and park the empty implement on a level parking surface on solid ground. 3. Fold or unfold the booms on the implement. 4. Lower the implement via the integrated running gear. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 174 Do not put the jack in the secure position if the combination is equipped with the T-Pack IN (Fig. 210/1). The implement is supported by the T-Pack IN after it is uncoupled from the tractor. Fig. 210 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 175 11. Uncouple the supply lines, starting with the service brake system  Dual-circuit pneumatic braking system: see section "Uncoupling the supply and brake line", page 158. Hydraulic brake system: see section "Uncoupling the hydraulic brake system", page 163. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 176: Connect/Disconnect The Pto Shaft Driven Hydraulic Pump

    Only couple/uncouple the hydraulic pump and tractor PTO shaft if the tractor and implement are secured to prevent unintentional start-up and rolling away. WARNING Hot components can cause burns. Wear gloves. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 177: Connecting The Hydraulic Pump

    2. Switch off the tractor PTO shaft, apply the tractor parking brake, switch off the tractor engine, and remove the ignition key. Wait until the PTO shaft stops moving. 3. Remove the hydraulic pump (Fig. 216/1) from the tractor's PTO shaft and insert it in the mount. Fig. 216 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 178: Settings

    To do so, raise the pin (Fig. 217/2) and swivel the light carrier. Afterwards, secure the light carrier again with the pin. Fig. 217 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 179: Moving The Tractor Wheel Mark Eradicator Into Working And Transport Position

    Moving the tractor wheel mark eradicator into transport position 1. Before transport, lift the tractor wheel mark eradicator and secure all the way at the top. 1.1 Adjust the tractor wheel mark eradica- tor vertically, see section 8.2.1, page 179. Fig. 219 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 180: Crushboard Working Depth Adjustment

    6. Direct people out of the danger area. 7. Actuate the tractor control unit (blue) 7.1 The hydraulic cylinder is resting on the stops (Fig. 221/1). 8. Check the working intensity of the crushboard. Fig. 221 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 181: Disc Array

    2. Firmly tighten the previously loosened bolts (Fig. 222/1). Fig. 222 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 182: Setting The Side Panels

    1. Remove the hexagon bolt (Fig. 224/1). 2. Pull the side panel (Fig. 224/2) off of the spigot (Fig. 224/3) and reinsert on the spigot at the desired height. 3. Screw on the side panel with three hexagon bolts. Fig. 224 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 183: Cutting Disc Array

    1. Where required, set the individual discs e.g. lower in the area of the tractor track. 2. Undo the bolt (Fig. 225/1). 3. Pull out the bolt (Fig. 225/2) accordingly. 4. Tighten all bolts firmly. Fig. 225 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 184: Repositioning The Low Level Sensor

    The metering roller can be replaced more easily if the hopper is empty. 1. Close the opening between the hopper and the metering unit (only necessary when the hopper is full). 1.1 Remove the spanner (Fig. 227/1) from the holder. Fig. 227 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 185 (Fig. 230/2). The design of the flap depends on the implement type, see section 8.8, page 188. Fig. 230 2. Undo, but do not remove, the 2 bolts (Fig. 231/1). Fig. 231 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 186 Settings 3. Twist and remove the bearing cover (Fig. 232/1). Fig. 232 The bearing cover is equipped with an O-ring (Fig. 233/1). Replace the O-ring if it is damaged. Fig. 233 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 187 Settings 4. Remove the metering roller. Install the metering roller in the reverse sequence. Fig. 234 Secure the shutter in the parking position. Close the flap under the metering unit. Fig. 235 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 188: Calibrating The Spread Rate

    Cirrus 4003-C 8.8.4 Cirrus 4003-2C 8.8.4 Cirrus 6003-2C 8.8.4 Cirrus 4003-C 8.8.5 Cirrus 4003-2C 8.8.5 Cirrus 6003-2C 8.8.5 Cirrus 4003-CC 2 distributor 8.8.6 heads Cirrus 4003-2CC 8.8.6 For implements with FerTeC single-disc Cirrus 6003-2CC 8.8.6 coulters Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 189: Calibration - Seed Drills With One Metering Unit And One Distributor Head

    6. Push the collecting bag (Fig. 238/3) under the metering unit. All implements: 7. Repeat the calibration according to the "ISOBUS software" operating manual until the desired quantity is spread. 8. Close the opening under the metering unit. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 190: Calibration - Seed Drills With 1 Metering Unit And 2 Distributor Heads

    The sealing flap of the right injector stays closed. The handle (Fig. 241/2) is used for operating the sealing flap. CAUTION Danger of getting crushed. Never insert your hand between the sealing flap and the injector sluice! Fig. 241 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 191 6. Close the flap under the metering unit. 7. Engage the lever (Fig. 244) of the mechanical one-sided switching in the centre position. The lever of the electric one-sided switching is actuated automatically. Fig. 244 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 192: Calibration - Seed Drills With Two Metering Units And One Distributor Head

    5. Perform the calibration according to the "ISOBUS software" operating manual. 6. Repeat the calibration test until the desired quantity is spread. 7. Close the flap under the metering unit. 8. Perform the calibration on the second metering unit as described above. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 193: Calibration - Cirrus (-C)(-2C) With Two Metering Units And Two Distributor Heads

    The flap for the right sluice stays closed. 3.1 Release the tensioning hook (Fig. 249/1) to open the flap (Fig. 249/2). Fig. 249 4. Push the collecting bag (Fig. 250/1) to the stop under the metering unit. Fig. 250 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 194 8. Engage the lever (Fig. 253) of the mechanical one-sided switching in the centre position. The lever of the electric one-sided switching is actuated automatically. 9. Perform the calibration on the second metering unit as described above. Fig. 253 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 195: Calibration - Cirrus (-Cc)(-2Cc) With Two Metering Units And Two Distributor Heads

    The flap for the right sluice stays closed. 2.1 Loosen the tensioning hook (Fig. 255/1). 2.2 Open the flap (Fig. 255/2). Fig. 255 3. Push the bag (Fig. 256/1) to the stop under the metering unit. Fig. 256 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 196: Calibrating Metering Unit 2

    Open the flap (Fig. 255/2) for the left sluice. The flap for the right sluice stays closed during calibration. 2. After calibration, swivel the lever (Fig. 259) to the left and engage (working position). Fig. 259 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 197: Admixtures

    Fig. 261 Admixture from chamber 2 Swivel the lever to the right and engage, see Fig. 262. Some of the metered material from chamber 2 is added to the metered material in chamber 1. Fig. 262 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 198: Adjusting The Fan Speed

    The pressure relief valve of the blower fan can be installed in 2 versions  with round outer contour (Fig. 263/1)  with hexagonal outer contour (Fig. 264/1). The setting of the blower fan speed depends on the version of the pressure relief valve. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 199: Setting The Fan Speed - On The Flow Control Valve Of The Tractor

    4. Set the blower fan speed during operation by adjusting the tractor PTO shaft speed. Do not exceed the following speeds:  max. 1000 rpm PTO shaft speed  max. 4000 rpm blower fan speed. The control terminal displays the blower fan speed. Fig. 265 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 200: Pressure Relief Valve With Round Outer Contour

    266/1). Do not exceed the maximum blower fan speed of 4000 rpm. Blower fan speed Turning to the right: increases the nominal blower fan speed Turning to the left: reduces the nominal blower fan speed 3. Tighten the lock nut. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 201: Pressure Relief Valve With Hexagonal Outer Contour

    268/1). Do not exceed the maximum blower fan speed of 4000 rpm. Blower fan speed Turning to the right: increases the nominal blower fan speed Turning to the left: reduces the nominal blower fan speed 3. Tighten the lock nut. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 202: Fan Speed Monitoring

    1 (front) and 2 (rear). The pressure difference must not be greater than 5 mbar. If the required air pressure is not reached, check the system for leaks. Amongst other things, Fig. 270 check if the hopper cover is closed. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 203: Rotec Pro Control Coulter

    6. If the desired placement depth cannot be achieved by adjusting the coulter pressure, adjust all depth control discs/wheels equally, see section "Adjusting the depth control discs/wheels", page 204. 7. After adjusting the depth control discs/wheels, adjust the desired seed placement depth again us- ing the coulter pressure. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 204: Adjusting The Depth Control Discs/Wheels

    2. Insert the shoulder of the depth control disc/wheel into the required hole. The lever (Fig. 271/1) is used to actuate the depth control disc/wheel. 3. Adjust all of the depth control discs/wheels equally. Fig. 271 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 205 3. Using the lever, pull the shoulder out of the slotted hole and insert it in the required bore (Fig. 272/1). Fasten the depth control disc/wheel with  the marking "K" on the short coulter  the marking "L" on the long coulter. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 206: Setting The Coulter Pressure

    4. Align the sensor (Fig. 274/1) and bolt (Fig. 274/2). 5. Tighten the thumb nut (Fig. 274/3). 6. Put the tractor control unit (green) into float position. Fig. 274 7. Set the desired increased rate on the control terminal, see "Control terminal" operating manual. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 207: Twintec+ Double Disc Coulter

    2. Loosen both fitting bolts (Fig. 275/1). 3. Lift the wheel carriers (Fig. 275/2) by hand and reposition the rear fitting bolt. 4. Screw on the two fitting bolts (Fig. 275/1) (126 Nm). Fig. 275 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 208: Adjusting The Placement Depth

    Fig. 276 1. Release the rotation lock for the crank and engage the clamp in the notch (Fig. 277/1). Fig. 277 2. Use the crank (Fig. 278/1) to adjust to the seed placement depth. Fig. 278 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 209 FerTeC single-disc coulter  a change to the working pattern of the furrow ridge levellers. Check the placement depth of both coulter types and the work pattern of the furrow ridge levellers. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 210 2. Run the fan up to nominal speed, preferably on the field, see section "Adjusting the fan speed", page 198  The control terminal displays the se- lected coulter pressure stage  The pressure gauge (Fig. 282/1) shows the coulter pressure. Fig. 283 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 211: Adjusting The Harrow Tines

    Insert the pin (Fig. 284/1) and secure with spring lock washers. Fig. 284 Medium harrow tine setting Insert the pin (Fig. 285/1) and secure with spring lock washers. The pin serves as a stop for the harrow tines (Fig. 285/2). Fig. 285 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 212: Harrow Tine Working Depth Adjustment

    2. Unscrew the self-locking hex. nut (Fig. 287/1) and bolt the tine holder (Fig. 287/2) back on in the desired hole. Fig. 287 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 213: Putting The Harrow Tines Into Parking Position

    2. Remove the pins (Fig. 289/2). 3. Swivel the harrow tines (Fig. 289/1) into parking position. 4. Insert the pins (Fig. 289/2) and secure with spring lock washers. Fig. 289 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 214: Adjusting The Furrow Ridge Levellers

    Fig. 291 4. Secure the setting. 4.1 Slowly release the spring-loaded lever (Fig. 291/3). 5. Check the work performed by the furrow ridge levellers (Fig. 291/1) after each placement depth adjustment. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 215: Fertec Single-Disc Coulter

    7.1 The hydraulic cylinder is resting on the stops (Fig. 293/1). 8. Check the placement depth of the FerTeC single-disc coulters, see section "Checking the placement depth of the seed and the fertiliser", page 272. Fig. 293 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 216: Exact Following Harrow

    Fig. 294 Transport position Before transporting, push the square tube (Fig. 294/1) with outer harrow into the harrow carrier pipe to the stop and secure in place with the bolt. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 217: Exact Following Harrow Tine Position

    1.1 Extend and retract the piston rod of the hydraulic cylinder for the exact following harrow pressure adjustment consecutively. 1.1 Insert one pin respectively (Fig. 296/1) below and above the stop (Fig. 296/2) into the adjusting segment and secure with linch pins. Fig. 296 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 218: Roller Harrow

    Roller contact Roller diameter pressure D [mm] F [kg] 330 mm max. 35 kg The roller contact pressure "F" must not exceed the table value. Higher pressures than indicated may damage the roller harrow. Fig. 299 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 219: Adjusting The Tilt Of The Harrow Tines

    (Fig. 301/2) in the adjuster segment. The deeper the pin (Fig. 301/1) is inserted in the adjuster segment, the flatter the pitch. 4. After each repositioning, secure the pin with a linch pin. Fig. 301 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 220: Adjusting The Working Depth Of The Harrow Tines

    (Fig. 303/2). The deeper the pin (Fig. 303/1) is inserted in the adjuster segment, the greater the work depth. After each repositioning, secure the pin with a linch pin. Fig. 303 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 221: Track Marker

    Implement Distance "A" working widths 3.0 m 3.0 m 3.5 m 3.5 m 4.0 m 4.0 m 6.0 m 6.0 m Fig. 305 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 222: Track Marker Transport Lock (Rigid Implements Only)

    Fig. 307 Transport position Before starting to transport, close both stop taps (seeFig. 308/A). Working position Before starting work, open both stop taps (seeFig. 308/B). Fig. 308 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 223: Activating The One-Sided Switching

    3. Halve the seed rate (refer to the "ISOBUS software" operating manual). Fig. 309 Remove the insert and set the full seeding rate before commencing the next run. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 224: One-Sided Switching, Electronically Adjustable For Implements With 1 Distributor Head With Max. 32 Connections

    Extend the correct partition wall in the distributor head by pressing the button, refer to the "ISOBUS software" operating manual. When the partition wall is raised, the spread rate is automatically halved. Fig. 311 Retract the partition wall before driving the next bout. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 225: One-Sided Switching With Two Distributor Heads

    2. Halve the spread rate. Fig. 312 Only implements with electrical one-sided switching: 1. A setting motor (Fig. 313/1) actuates the one-sided switching, see "ISOBUS software" operating manual. The seeding rate adapts automatically. Fig. 313 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 226: Adjusting The Tramline Marker

    The pin is secured using a linch pin (Fig. 314/2). Fig. 314 3. Fold the section with the track disc into working position and secure with the track disc carrier. 4. Secure the pin (Fig. 315/1) with the linch pin (Fig. 315/2). Fig. 315 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 227: Moving The Tramline Marker Into Transport Position

    (Fig. 317/2). 3. Repeat the setting on the second boom. Fig. 317 The pivot point (Fig. 318/1) of the track disc section always points to the middle of the implement (except with double-tramline control). Fig. 318 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 228: Adjusting The Track Discs To The Tractor Track Width

    Loosen the bolts (Fig. 320/1) and then tighten them again. Certain tractor track widths require that the track discs be turned around on the track disc carrier, see information in the table (Fig. 323). Fig. 320 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 229 321/3) can be bolted onto the opposite side of the carrier (Fig. 321/4). Fig. 321 Loosen the bolts (Fig. 322/1) and bolt the connecting pieces (Fig. 322/2) onto the opposite side of the carrier (Fig. 322/3). Fig. 322 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 230 6. Screw on the bearing nut (Fig. 325/1). 7. Repeat the setting on the second boom. Fig. 325 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 231: Moving The Double Tramline Marker Into Working / Transport Position

    Move the outer track discs (Fig. 326/2) into working and transport position as described in the following. Move the inner track discs (Fig. 326/3) by swivelling the track discs into working and transport position, see section 8.18.1/8.18.2, page 226. Fig. 326 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 232 During operation, the track disc (Fig. 328/1) is fastened on the section (Fig. 328/2) with  the double pin (Fig. 328/3)  the single pin (Fig. 328/4). Each pin is secured with a linch pin Fig. 328 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 233: Moving The Road Safety Bar Into Transport/Parking Position

    Fig. 329 8.19.2 Moving the road safety bar into parking position 1. Insert the multi-part road safety bar (Fig. 330/1) into one-other and secure to the transport holder (Fig. 330/2) with the spring holders. Fig. 330 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 234: Transportation

    When raising the implement, the active track marker is automatically folded. 14. Pre-selection on the control terminal and actuation of the control unit (green): 14.1 Raising the disc array / cutting disc array 14.2 Folding the implement sections Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 235: Legal Regulations And Safety

    The service brake system is only designed for implements that do not exceed the permissible total weight. The permissible total weight can be found on the rating plate of your implement. You will also find the specifications for the axle loads and drawbar loads on the rating plate. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 236 30 km/h with a maximum axle load of 3500 kg. The maximum speed is 30 km/h. In Russia, the maximum permissible speed is 10 km/h for implements without 10 km/h their own service brake system. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 237: Safety During Road Transport

    WARNING Risk of contusions, cutting, catching, drawing in and knocks when making interventions in the implement through unintentional implement movements. On folding implements, check that the transport locks are properly fastened. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 238 Risk of falling when riding on the implement, contrary to instructions. It is forbidden to ride on the implement and/or climb the implement while it is running. Instruct people to leave the loading site before approaching the implement. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 239 Moreover, the permissible transport width of 3 m is exceeded. Push the outer harrow elements into the main tube of the exact following harrow before you perform any transport journeys. In bends take into consideration the wide sweep and the centrifugal mass of the implement. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 240: Use Of The Implement

    Stay at a safe distance from the driven PTO shaft.  Before switching on, check to ensure that the tractor PTO shaft speed corresponds to the permitted drive speed of the imple- ment.  Shut down the tractor engine immediately in case of danger. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 241 Disconnect the implement plug (e.g. ISOBUS plug). Risk of accident due to unintentional activation of the metering unit or other implement components caused by wheel move- ments or radar pulses. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 242: Initial Operation

    Check the tightening torques for the wheel nuts Section 12.6.6 shop During the first operating hours, ex- cess oil can escape from the bear- ings (arrow) of the track marker and form a thin oil film. Fig. 333 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 243: Moving The Implement Into Working Position

    10. Check all implement settings ................... Page 178 11. Run the fan up to nominal speed ..................Page 198 12. Check the tramline counter, correct if necessary ............Page 131 13. Start driving and then check the placement depth ............Page 271 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 244: Unfolding/Folding The Implement Booms

    Fig. 337 The Cirrus 4003-2 has 2 bars (Fig. 338/1) that serve as a mechanical transport lock for the implement sections. A hydraulic cylinder releases the connection just before the implement sections are unfolded. Fig. 338 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 245: Unfolding The Implement Sections

    Fig. 339  Lift the implement using the running gear until the acoustic signal is heard. 2.3 Apply the tractor parking brake. 2.4 Actuate the control unit (green) until the implement booms are completely lowered. Fig. 340 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 246: Folding The Implement Sections

    The pressure gauge must then indicate a pressure significantly higher then 160 bar again. 10.3.2 Folding the implement sections 1. Move the ladder into parking position (only for implements with loading board on the side). Fig. 342 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 247 6.2 Pre-selection on the control terminal and actuation of the control unit (yellow) until the acoustic signal  fold the active track marker  completely raise the implement. 6.3 Apply the tractor parking brake. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 248 The permissible transport width of 3.0 m on public roads is there- fore exceeded. If the pressure gauge (Fig. 346/1) does not indicate 0 bar, the GreenDrill can be damaged when folding the implement sections. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 249 9. Exit the menu "Fold implement booms". 10. Lower the implement. DANGER Check whether the mechanical transport lock is properly engaged when folding the sections  Cirrus 4003-2, see Fig. 347  Cirrus 6003-2, see Fig. 348 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 250: Filling The Hopper

    1. Couple the implement and the tractor. 2. Switch on the interior lighting (Fig. 349/1) of the hopper for working at night. The interior lighting of the hopper is coupled with the driving lights of the tractor. Fig. 349 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 251  with a filling auger, page  from Big Bags. Fig. 350 9. Close the roller tarpaulin / hopper cover. 10. If known, enter the filling quantity [kg] on the control terminal. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 252: Opening/Closing The Roller Tarpaulin

    3. Climb the steps to access the hopper (Fig. 352/1). Fig. 352 When closed, the roller tarpaulin is secured with two clamping elements (Fig. 353/1). The strap (Fig. 353/2) serves to open and close the roller tarpaulin. Fig. 353 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 253 The strap (Fig. 355/2) release the opening of the hopper, e.g., for filling. Fig. 355 6. Climb down from the implement using the steps. 7. Swivel the storage compartment until the lever (Fig. 356/1) engages. Fig. 356 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 254: Opening/Closing The Hopper Cover

    (Fig. 358/2) and  fold away. Fig. 358 5. Remove the spring cotter pin (Fig. 359/1). The ladder is secured with the spring cotter pin. Fig. 359 6. Pull the ladder out of the transport holder. Fig. 360 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 255 Use of the implement 7. Climb on the loading board via the ladder. Fig. 361 8. Unlock the lever. Fig. 362 9. Open the hopper cover. Fig. 363 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 256 Danger! It is forbidden to step onto the sieve. 11. Fill the hopper The sieves serve as a rack when fill- ing with sack material. Fig. 364 12. Close and lock the hopper cover. Fig. 365 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 257 The loading board rests automatically against the hopper when folding the booms. The ladder will be damaged if not inserted into the transport holder  when folding the booms  when turning at end of the field. Fig. 368 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 258: Filling Auger For Rigid Implements

    4. Start the tractor engine. 5. Apply the tractor parking brake. Fig. 370 6. Swivel the transport bracket (Fig. 371/1) in- to working position. 6.1 Direct people out of the swivel area of the transport bracket. Fig. 371 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 259 When the transport bracket is in working position, the tractor may not be uncoupled. Fig. 373 7. Release the locking mechanism (Fig. 374/1) of the filling auger. Fig. 374 8. Swivel the filling auger into the filling posi- tion. Fig. 375 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 260 Fig. 378 13. When the hopper is full, allow the filling au- ger to keep running until the filling funnel and the delivery tube are both empty. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 261: Residual Emptying Of The Filling Auger

    3. Loosen the 2 hexagon nuts (Fig. 380/1) and do not remove them. 4. Move the emptying flap in the slotted holes and fold open. Fig. 380 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 262: Moving The Filling Auger Into Transport Position

    3. Secure the filling auger with the eccentric catch (Fig. 382/1). Fig. 382 4. Swivel the transport bracket (Fig. 383/1) in- to transport position. 4.1 Direct people out of the swivel area of the transport bracket. Fig. 383 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 263 Fig. 385 5. Close the roller tarpaulin, see section "Opening/closing the roller tarpaulin", page 252. 6. Close the hopper cover, see section "Opening/closing the hopper cover", page 254. 7. Switch off the tractor control unit. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 264: Filling Auger For Folding Implements

    Fig. 387 5. Direct people out of the swivel area of the filling auger. 6. Apply pressure to tractor control unit (beige). 7. Unfold the filling auger completely. 7.1 Press the lever (Fig. 388/1) down. Fig. 388 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 265 11. Turn the butterfly bolt (Fig. 391/1) until the filling funnel is locked. Fig. 391 12. Open the roller tarpaulin, see section "Opening/closing the roller tarpaulin", page 252. 13. Open the hopper cover, see section "Opening/closing the hopper cover", page 254. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 266 14. Release the locking mechanism (Fig. 392/1) of the filling auger. Fig. 392 15. Swivel the filling auger into the filling posi- tion. The tractor must not be uncoupled when in the filling position. Fig. 393 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 267: Using The Filling Auger To Fill The Hopper

    Do not fill the filling funnel faster than the filling auger conveys. Fig. 396 When the hopper is full, allow the filling auger to keep running until the filling funnel and the deliv- ery tube are both empty. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 268 9. Close the cover tarpaulin of the filling fun- nel. 10. Move the filling auger into transport posi- tion, see section "Moving the filling auger in- to transport position", page 269. Fig. 398 Do not uncouple the tractor when in filling position. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 269: Residual Emptying Of The Filling Auger

    3. Secure the filling funnel with the butterfly bolt (Fig. 401/2). 4. Close the roller tarpaulin, see section "Opening/closing the roller tarpaulin", page 252. 5. Close the hopper cover, see section "Opening/closing the hopper cover", page 254. Fig. 401 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 270 Use of the implement 6. Apply pressure to tractor control unit (beige). 7. Swivel up the lever (Fig. 402/1) Fig. 402 until the filling auger (Fig. 403/1) is in transport position. Fig. 403 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 271: During Operation

    Metering unit  Delivery sections and hoses  Distributor head/distributor heads  Blower fan suction protective screen Impurities can block the distributor heads and must be removed immediately, see section "Clean the distributor head", page 290. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 272: Checking The Placement Depth Of The Seed And The Fertiliser

    5. After turning, actuate the control unit (yellow) for at least 10 seconds so that all hydraulic functions can be carried out completely. 6. Start the field pass when the tools penetrate the soil. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 273: End Of Work On The Field

    The sticker (Fig. 405) should remind the tractor driver to empty and clean the metering unit after finishing the seeding work. The metering unit must always be emptied and cleaned after completing the seeding work (see chapter 10.7, 274). page Fig. 405 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 274: Emptying The Hopper And/Or The Metering Unit

    10.7.1 One chamber hopper quick emptying The one chamber hopper may be equipped with a quick emptying that is actuated with the slider (Fig. 406). A commercially available hose (DN 140) can be fitted. Fig. 406 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 275: Two Chamber Hopper Quick Emptying

    6. Secure the lever (Fig. 407/1) using the knurled screw (Fig. 407/2). Fig. 407 A residual quantity remains in the hopper underneath the quick emptying. The metering unit serves to empty the residual quantity, see section 10.7.3, page 276. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 276: Hopper Residual Emptying

    1.1 Remove the metering roller (Fig. 409/1), see section 8.7, page 184.  The contents of the metering unit drop into the collection bag. 1.2 Reassemble in the reverse order, see section 8.7, page 184. Fig. 409 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 277: Faults

    A visual and acoustic warning is given when the residual quantity in the hopper is undercut (when the fill level sensor is correctly set). The residual quantity should be large enough to prevent fluctuations in the spread rate. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 278: Deviations Between The Preset And Actual Seeding Rates

    1 week (2 weeks recommended) between the dressing and seeding.  A defective or wrongly set metering lip (Fig. 410/1) will cause metering errors. Set the metering lip so that it is slightly rest- ing on the metering roller. Fig. 410 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 279: Failure Of The Control Terminal During Operation

    6. Fully raise the implement using the integrated running gear. 6.1 Enter the pre-selection on the control terminal. 6.1 Actuate the control unit (yellow). 7. Pre-selection on the control terminal and actuation on the control unit (green). 7.1 Fold the implement. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 280 3. Slowly screw the threaded valve pin (Fig. 414/2) into the valve to the stop. 4. Push the valve pin (Fig. 414/1) into of the valve and turn by approx. 45 degrees. Fig. 414 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 281: Fault Table

    Alarm despite correct blower fan The wrong alarm limit is set Set the correct alarm limit speed Oil volume too low or too high Set the oil volume Fan sensor defective Replace the fan sensor Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 282: Cleaning, Maintenance And Repairs

    Disconnect the implement plug (e.g. ISOBUS plug). Risk of accident due to unintentional activation of the metering unit or other implement components caused by radar pulses. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 283 Never open or remove the safety equipment in the hopper when the metering roller is being driven, or as long as the metering roller can be unintentionally driven. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 284: Safety Of The Implement Coupled

    Safety when attaching or removing special equipment DANGER The brake system may require adjustment when adding or removing special equipment due to the resulting change in the total weight and/or axle load of the implement. Contact your specialist workshop. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 285: Safety When Working On Hydraulic Hose Lines

    When installing or removing hydraulic hose lines, observe the following safety instructions:  Only a specialist workshop may perform work on the hydraulic system.  Use only genuine AMAZONE hydraulic hose lines!  Ensure cleanliness.  As a matter of principle, you must install the hydraulic hose lines such that, in all implement situa- tions, ...

  • Page 286: Safety Through Labelling The Hydraulic Hose Lines

     Replace the hydraulic hose lines if they are damaged or worn. Use only genuine AMAZONE hydraulic hose lines!  The hydraulic hose lines should not be used for longer than 6 years, in- cluding any storage time of maximum 2 years.

  • Page 287: Safety When Cleaning The Implement

    Empty the seed hopper, metering unit, and distributor head be- fore cleaning.  Observe the legal regulations for handing and disposing of cleaning agents.  Never treat hydraulic hose lines with fuel, benzene, petroleum or mineral oils. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 288 Always maintain a minimum nozzle distance of 300 mm between the high-pressure cleaning nozzle and the implement.  Lubricate the implement after cleaning.  Pay particular attention to the brake, air and hydraulic hose lines.  Always completely remove all fertiliser residues. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 289: Safety When Working On The Distributor Head

    Clean the dirty blower fan guard screen to ensure an unobstructed air flow. If the required quantity of air is not reached, faults may occur in the seed delivery and distribution. 12.3.2 Cleaning the blower fan Clean the blower fan of any deposits. Deposits lead to imbalance and damage to the bearing. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 290: Clean The Distributor Head

    In combination with the hydraulic fan drive of the tractor PTO shaft, the implement is fitted with an oil cooler. Clean the oil cooler once a day, with intensive soiling, several times a day. Fig. 420 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 291: Cleaning The Hopper

    Cleaning, maintenance and repairs 12.3.5 Cleaning the hopper Cleaning the one chamber hopper Implements with one-chamber hoppers are equipped with steps (Fig. 421) to climb into the empty hopper. Only enter the hopper when cleaning. Fig. 421 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 292 Fig. 422 Secure the open sieve grating with an spring cot- ter pin (Fig. 423/1) against falling shut unintentionally. Fig. 423 Secure the closed sieve grating with an spring cotter pin (Fig. 424/1). Fig. 424 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 293: Lubrication Schedule

    Press the dirty grease completely into the bearings and replace it with new grease. Fig. 425 Lubricate using a lithium-saponified multi-purpose grease with EP Manufacturer Lubricant designation additives. ARAL Aralub HL2 FINA Marson L2 ESSO Beacon 2 SHELL Ratinax A Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 294: Lubrication Points

    Cirrus 6003-2: 8 Running gear bearing arm, Fig. 436/1 middle Running gear bearing arm, Fig. 437/1 boom Folding implement: Fig. 438/1 Boom Fig. 439/1 Filling auger Tramline marker: Fig. 440/1 Track marker: Fig. 441/1 Fig. 441/2 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 295 Cleaning, maintenance and repairs Fig. 426 Fig. 427 Fig. 428 Fig. 429 Fig. 430 Fig. 431 Fig. 432 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 296 Cleaning, maintenance and repairs Fig. 433 Fig. 434 Fig. 435 Fig. 436 Fig. 437 Fig. 439 Fig. 438 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 297 Cleaning, maintenance and repairs Fig. 440 Fig. 441 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 298: Maintenance Schedule

    (danger of overheating). Under extremely dusty conditions, clean the spaces between the multi- discs several times daily. Clean the implement (if required) Section 12.2 Clean the blower fan (eliminate risk of imbalance). Clean the distributor head Section 12.3.3 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 299 To avoid the loss of brake force, dirt must be removed Specialist from the brake drums. Section 12.8.3 workshop Depending on the soiling frequency of the brake drums, this special workshop may be necessary at shorter intervals. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 300 After changing the tyres Specialist 10 hours after changing the wheels, Section 12.6.6 workshop Check the tightening torques for the wheel nuts. Check the tyre inflation pressure Section 12.6.6 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 301: Adjustment And Maintenance Work

    3.3 Deactivate tramline segments whose flaps should be closed during operation, refer to chap- ter "Deactivating tramline segments", page 321). 3.4 Advance the tramline counter. Open the active tramline flaps. 4. Calibrate the metered material, see section "Calibrating the spread rate", page 188. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 302: Checking The Tensioned Crosspiece When Coupling The Implement

    "Maintenance schedule", page 298. The drawbar tube (Fig. 443/1) is secured using 5 bolts. The bolts must have the following tightening torques: Bolt (Fig. 443/2): 450 Nm Bolt (Fig. 443/3) 700 Nm Fig. 443 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 303: Check The Transport Locking Mechanism Of The Implement Booms

    Check if all components can move freely and operate correctly. Fig. 444 Only Cirrus 6003-2: The mechanical transport lock (Fig. 445/1) is automatically locked when folding the implement sections. Check if all components operate correctly. Fig. 445 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 304: Tyre Inflation Pressure And Wheel Nut Tightening Torque

    Tyres with AS tread Nominal tyre inflation Implement Tyre tread pressure Cirrus 3003 Compact AS tread 1.6 bar Cirrus 3503 Compact AS tread 2.8 bar Cirrus 4003 AS tread 3.0 bar Cirrus 6003 AS tread 3.2 bar Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 305 2.1 bars 2.1 bar Cirrus 4003 (-2/-2C/-2CC) 2.5 bars 1.6 bar Cirrus 6003 (-2/-2C/-2CC) 3.2 bar 1.6 bar Wheel nut tightening torque Tightening ( Fig. 446/...) Wheel nut torque M18x1.5 300 Nm M16x2 210 Nm Fig. 447 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 306: Pack In

    10.0/75-15.3 10PR 2.5 bars Wheel nut Tightening torque Wheel nut M18x1.5 300 Nm Fig. 449 12.6.6.4 T-Pack U Nominal tyre inflation pressure [bar] and wheel nut tightening torque [Nm], see "T-Pack U" oper- ating manual. Fig. 450 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 307: On-Board Hydraulics - Oil Check And Oil Filter Change

    (Fig. 452/1). Fig. 452 There is no need to change the oil. Fig. 453/ to empty the oil filling plug ( 1) serves tank. Collect the escaping oil in a tray. Fig. 453 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 308 Replace the oil filter (Fig. 455/1) with a new oil fil- ter. Loosen the 2 (Fig. 455/2) hexagonal bolts Pull the oil filter out of the oil tank and replace it. Col- lect the escaping oil in a tray. Fig. 455 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 309: Parking The Implement For A Longer Period Of Time

    Park the implement on a firm surface.  Thoroughly clean and dry the coulters. To prevent rust, protect the coulters with an environmen- tally friendly anti-corrosion agent.  Set the coulter pressure to "0", see section "Setting the coulter pressure", page 206. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 310: Work To Be Performed In A Specialist Workshop

    2026. For more information, see section "Safety through labelling the hydraulic hose lines", page 286. DANGER Observe section "Safety when working on hydraulic hose lines", page 285. Have any defects on the hydraulic hose lines immediately repaired by a specialist workshop. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 311 Never attempt to plug leaks in hydraulic hose lines using your hand or fin- gers. Escaping high pressure fluid (hydraulic fluid) may pass through the skin and ingress into the body, causing serious injuries! If you are injured by hydraulic fluid, contact a doctor immediately. Risk of infection Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 312: Drawbar Pipe Length Adjustment

    Apply the parking brake. 1. Park the implement on the parking supports and secure it against rolling away with wheel chocks. 2. Apply the parking brake. 3. Loosen the 4 locking bolts (Fig. 458/1), do Fig. 458 not remove. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 313 The drawbar tube does not have a stop and may only be pulled out of the holder until the STOP symbol (Fig. 457) appears in order to prevent damage to the supply lines. Fig. 460 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 314 Fig. 462 Check whether the tractor and implement sections collide when driv- ing in curves. Enter the changed geometry of the implement on the control terminal after each drawbar tube length adjustment (see control terminal operating manual). Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 315: Check And Replace The Spring Element Bearing

    Replace porous spring element bearings. Fig. 463 DANGER The bolts for the spring element bearings are under very high ten- sion and may only be loosened in a specialist workshop using special tools. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 316: Coulter Body Adjustment - Fertec Single-Disc Coulter

    Unscrew if organic matter has been pushed up by it. Each furrow ridge leveller is fas- tened with 2 round-head screws (Fig. 465/1).  Set to the same length and secure with bolt (Fig. 465/2). Fig. 465 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 317: Adjusting The Tramlines On The Distributor Head

    Fig. 466 The tramline segments (Fig. 467/1) have an electronically driven flap. When creating tramlines, the flaps in the tramline segments are closed and the seed supply to the tramline coulters is interrupted. Fig. 467 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 318: Adjusting The Tramline Track Width On The Distributor Head

    If required, you can also use tramline segments in the distributor head or deactivate tramline segments, see  "Removing and installing the segment in the distributor head" see section Fig. 469  section "Deactivating tramline segments". Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 319: Removing And Installing The Segment In The Distributor Head

    (Fig. 471/2) from the replacement segment (Fig. 471/1). 4. Loosen the adjacent knurled screws (Fig. 471/3), do not remove. Fig. 471 5. Slightly turn the loose segments (Fig. 472/1) until the clip is released (Fig. 472/2). Fig. 472 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 320: Electrical Connection Of The Tramline Segments

    "Tramline, right"  has a plug (Fig. 474/5) and a socket (Fig. 474/6). The plug always has the longer cable. The left-hand implement cable (Fig. 474/7) is equipped accordingly and labelled with "Tramline, left". Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 321: Deactivating Tramline Segments

    Otherwise, the coulters will not be supplied with seed. Fig. 475 2. The plugs (Fig. 475/2) and sockets (Fig. 475/3) that are not required should be stuck together to protect against humidity and soiling. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 322: Check And Replace The Disc Array Discs

    476/1) of the spring element bearing. The spring elements are pre- tensioned and may only be released in a specialist workshop using a suitable tool. Fig. 476 5. Loosen the bolts (Fig. 477/1) and replace the discs. Fig. 477 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 323: Replacing The Grid On The Rotec Pro Control Coulter

    3. Remove the coulter disc (Fig. 479/2). Fig. 479 4. Loosen 2 lock nuts M 8 (Fig. 480/1)  Tightening torque: 25 Nm  Use new lock nuts. 5. Replace the grid (Fig. 480/2). Reverse procedure for assembly. Fig. 480 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 324: Checking And Readjusting The Twintec+ Disc Bearings

    The central bolt (Fig. 482/3)  has a right-hand thread on the right side  has a left-hand thread on the left side. 3. Replace the O-ring (Fig. 482/6) if it is dam- Fig. 482 aged. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 325 Fig. 483 Only TwinTeC coulter with steel bearing housing (Fig. 482/3): 7. Screw the seeding disc (Fig. 482/1) onto the bearing housing (Fig. 482/3) with coun- tersunk head bolts (Fig. 482/2) (tightening torque: 25 Nm). Fig. 484 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 326: Dismounting The Twintec+ Seed Line

    Check the inner scraper (Fig. 487/1) for wear. Replace worn inner scrapers. Replacing the inner scraper It is not necessary to remove the seed line and the seeding discs. 1. Pull off the inner scraper (Fig. 487/1) and replace it. Fig. 487 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 327: Checking / Replacing The Twintec+ Seed Catcher

    (Fig. 490/1) or replace with the guide ex- tension. Order the guide extension (Fig. 490/1) and the socket (Fig. 490/2) via spare parts and fix with the exist- ing hexagon nut (Fig. 490/3). Fig. 490 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 328: Checking / Replacing The Twintec+ Baffle Lip

    Replacing the baffle lip 1. Dismount the seed line, see section "Dismounting the TwinTeC+ seed line", page 326. 2. Pull off the baffle lip (Fig. 491/1) and re- place it. Fig. 491 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 329: Checking / Replacing The Twintec+ Press Roller

    The distance between the press roller and the scraper is approx. 3 mm over the entire perimeter of the press roller. Readjusting/replacing the scraper After loosening the hexagon nut (Fig. 493/2), move the scraper (Fig. 493/1) to an equal dis- tance from the clean press roller (Fig. 493/3). Fig. 493 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 330: Check / Set Swivel Arm Filling Auger Cirrus 4/6003-2

    3. Move the transport mount (Fig. 496/1) in the direction of the arrow as far as possible until the conveying tube of the filling auger rests form-fitted in the transport mount. 4. Tighten the bolts. Fig. 496 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 331: Exchanging The Exact Following Harrow And The Roller Harrow With Each Other

     the press rollers (Fig. 499/1) are aligned with the coulters (Fig. 499/2).  the bottom part of the spindle is aligned with the top part of the spindle on the implement. Fig. 499 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 332: Preparing The Exact Following Harrow

    (see Fig. 501)  the bottom part of the spindle is aligned with the top part of the spindle on the implement. Fig. 501 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 333: Exchanging The Exact Following Harrow With The Roller Harrow

    As soon as the bottom part of the spindle (Fig. 503/4) is detached from the top part of the spindle (Fig. 503/5), the exact following harrow is hanging Fig. 503 on the crane. 6. Lower the exact following harrow. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 334 The spindles must overlap by at least 100 mm (see Fig. 504). Fig. 504 10. Lock the position of the spindle with the linch pin (Fig. 504/3). If necessary, convert the booms of the implement accordingly. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 335: Repairs On The Pressure Hopper

    (Fig. 505/1)  Repair work on the electro-hydraulic control block (Fig. 505/2). For all work on the pressure hopper and the connected hydraulic system, observe the standard EN 982 (safety requirements for fluid systems). Fig. 505 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 336: Brake System (All Versions)

    DANGER Only specialist workshops or recognised brake service companies may perform adjustment and repair work on the brake system. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 337: General Functional Check Of The Brake System

    Have soiling in the brake drums removed by a specialist workshop at regular intervals (see section "Maintenance schedule", page 298). In doing so, have the necessary brake pad thickness checked at the same time. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 338: Checking The Brake System For Safe Operating Condition At A Specialist Workshop

    2. Run the tractor engine (approx. 3 mins.) until the compressed air tank has filled. 3. Check whether the pressure gauge is displaying the setpoint range 6.0 to 8.1 bar. 4. If the setpoint range is exceeded, go to a specialist workshop. Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 339: Leak Test

    7.1.2, page 158. Fig. 507 2. Clean both filters. 21. Unscrew the coupling head from the line. 2.2 Open the plastic cover 2.3 Blow out the filter in the coupling head with compressed air. Fig. 508 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 340: Bolt Tightening Torques

    M 20 M 20x1.5 M 22 M 22x1.5 1050 M 24 1000 1200 M 24x2 1100 1300 M 27 1050 1500 1800 M 27x2 1150 1600 1950 M 30 1450 2000 2400 M 30x2 1600 2250 2700 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 341 Tightening torque of the furrow former on the RoTeC pro control share The bolts (Fig. 509/1) of the furrow former are coated (protection) and should only be used once. The tightening torque for the bolts (1) is 75 Nm. Fig. 509 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 342: Hydraulic Diagram

    Blower fan drive via on-board hydrau- lic system (optional equipment) 0510 Pump 45 cm³ 0520 Fan drive 8.5 cm 0530 Oil cooler 0540 Return filter 0550 Ventilation filter 0560 Oil tank All position specifications in direction of travel Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 343 Hydraulic diagram Fig. 510 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 344: Hydraulic Diagram - Cirrus 3003 Compact / Twintec

    Central running gear stop valve Ventilation filter Oil tank Track marker Track marker control block Track marker, left Ball valve block transport lock, left Track marker right Ball valve block transport lock, right All position specifications in direction of travel Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 345 Hydraulic diagram Fig. 511 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 346: Hydraulic Diagram - Cirrus 3503 Compact / Rotec Pro

    HYD. MOT. auger drive 0500 Fan drive from on-board hydraulics 0510 Pump 45 cm³ 0520 Fan drive 8.5 cm 0530 Oil cooler 0540 Return filter 0550 Ventilation filter 0560 Oil tank All position specifications in direction of travel Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 347 Hydraulic diagram Fig. 512 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 348: Hydraulic Diagram Cirrus 4003 (-C)(-Cc) / Rotec Pro

    0630 Track marker check valve, left 0640 Track marker, right 0650 Track marker check valve, right 0700 Crushboard, rear 0710 Crushboard adjustment, rear left 0720 Crushboard adjustment, rear right All position specifications in direction of travel Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 349 Hydraulic diagram Fig. 513 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 350: Hydraulic Diagram - Cirrus 4003-2(C)(Cc) / Rotec Pro, Part 1

    Harrow pressure, right 0290 Folding rear, right 1025 Ventilation 0295 Folding, rear left 1030 Harrow pressure, left 0310 Disc array adjustment, left 1035 Ventilation 0320 Disc array adjustment, right All position specifications in direction of travel Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 351 Hydraulic diagram Fig. 514 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 352: Hydraulic Diagram - Cirrus 4003-2(C)(Cc) / Rotec Pro, Part 2

    1150 Throttle 0.8 1160 Throttle 0.8 1170 Cyl. swivel auger in/out 1300 FerTeC coulter 1310 FerTeC coulter, left 1320 FerTeC coulter, centre 1330 FerTeC coulter, right All position specifications in direction of travel Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 353 Hydraulic diagram Fig. 515 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 354: Hydraulic Diagram - Cirrus 4003-2(C)(Cc) / Twintec+, Part 1

    Folding, rear left 2030 Central running gear lift-out 0310 Disc array adjustment, right 2040 Central running gear locking block 0320 Disc array adjustment, left 2045 Central running gear stop valve All position specifications in direction of travel Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 355 Hydraulic diagram Fig. 516 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 356: Hydraulic Diagram - Cirrus 4003-2(C)(Cc) / Twintec+, Part 2

    1150 Throttle 0.8 1160 Throttle 0.8 1170 Swivel auger in/out cyl. 1300 FerTeC coulter 1310 FerTeC coulter, left 1320 FerTeC coulter, centre 1330 FerTeC coulter, right All position specifications in direction of travel Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 357 Hydraulic diagram Fig. 517 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 358: Hydraulic Diagram - Cirrus 6003-2(C)(Cc) / Rotec Pro, Part 1

    Throttle, folding rear left 1025 Ventilation 0290 Folding, rear right 1030 Harrow pressure, left 0295 Folding, rear left 1035 Ventilation 0310 Disc array adjustment, right 0320 Disc array adjustment, left All position specifications in direction of travel Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 359 Hydraulic diagram Fig. 518 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 360: Hydraulic Diagram - Cirrus 6003-2(C)(Cc) / Rotec Pro, Part 2

    Locking block swivel auger in/out 1150 Throttle 0.8 1160 Throttle 0.8 1170 Swivel auger in/out cyl. 1300 FerTeC coulter 1310 FerTeC coulter, left 1320 FerTeC coulter, centre 1330 FerTeC coulter, right All position specifications in direction of travel Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 361 Hydraulic diagram Fig. 519 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 362: Hydraulic Diagram - Cirrus 6003-2(C)(Cc) / Twintec+, Part 1

    2025 Unlockable check valve 0295 Folding, rear left 2030 Central running gear lift-out 0310 Disc array adjustment, right 2040 Central running gear locking block 0320 Disc array adjustment, left All position specifications in direction of travel Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 363 Hydraulic diagram Fig. 520 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...

  • Page 364: Hydraulic Diagram - Cirrus 6003-2(C)(Cc) / Twintec+, Part 2

    Locking block swivel auger in/out 1150 Throttle 0.8 1160 Throttle 0.8 1170 Swivel auger in/out cyl. 1300 FerTeC coulter 1310 FerTeC coulter, left 1320 FerTeC coulter, centre 1330 FerTeC coulter, right All position specifications in direction of travel Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
  • Page 365 Hydraulic diagram Fig. 521 Cirrus 03 BAH0101-05 11.19...
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