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- Page 1 OPERATOR'S MANUAL DOMINATOR 208 MEGA III DOMINATOR 204 MEGA III...
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- Page 3 Introduction Find manuals at http://best-manuals.com/search?&s=CLA-2986720...
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- Page 5 Combine Harvesting with which your combine has been designed and thereby insure reliability of your Combine Harvester. This Operator's Manual can be ordered from your CLAAS Dealer as well as the manuals listed below: • Threshing Instructions for special crops •...
- Page 6 Introduction 1.1.2 BA DO 208 / 204 MEGA - 298 672.0 Find manuals at http://best-manuals.com/search?&s=CLA-2986720...
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- Page 9 Engine serial number Central terminal compartment ........6.2.15 MERCEDES OM 906 LA ..........3.3.2 Plug-in type module (P) CLAAS Autopilot ..... 6.2.16 Cutterbar identification plate ..........3.3.3 Grain tank discharge tube – swinging out and in ..6.2.17 Identification plate of folding cutterbar ......3.3.3 Grain tank discharge engagement Maize picker head serial number ........
- Page 10 Levelling the cutterbar ............. 7.1.4 Setting the cutterbar ground pressure ......8.1.14 Connecting the universal drive shafts Putting the CLAAS Contour System into operation ..8.1.14 DOMINATOR 208 MEGA ..........7.1.5 CLAAS cutterbar pre-set height ........8.1.16 Connecting the universal drive shafts Putting the cutterbar pre-set height system DOMINATOR 204 MEGA ..........
- Page 11 Oil change ............... 9.4.2 Grain tank fill indicator ............. 8.4.8 Rear wheel drive planetary gears Acoustic grain tank fill indicator ........8.4.8 CLAAS 4-Trac System ............ 9.4.3 Straw chopper / Chaff spreader ..........8.5.1 Check oil level ..............9.4.3 Straw chopper ..............8.5.1 Oil change ...............
- Page 12 Contents Drive belts / drive chains ..........9.7.4 Checking refrigerant level ..........9.9.2 Removing cutterbar drive belt (1) ........9.7.4 Replacing the filter receiver drier ........9.9.2 Fitting and tensioning cutterbar drive belt (1) ....9.7.5 Required refrigerant quantity – Refrigerant R 134 a ..9.9.2 Tensioning compressor drive belt (2) ......
- Page 13 Contents Cleaning the air cleaner intake screen ......10.5.1 Cleaning the air cleaner ..........10.5.1 Cleaning the dry-type air cleaner with dust extractor unit ........... 10.5.2 Removing the main filter cartridge ......... 10.5.3 Installing the main filter cartridge ........10.5.4 Safety cartridge .............
- Page 14 Contents 2.1.6 BA DO 208 / 204 MEGA - 298 672.0...
- Page 15 General information...
- Page 17 General information General information ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATIONS If the combine is equipped with a maize picker head or folding cutterbar, the regulations and IMPORTANT: Road traffic regulations may vary requirements of the machine's General Operating between countries. In case of discrepancies Permit must be observed, in particular the require- between the instructions provided by the manu- ments concerning ballast weights and tyres.
- Page 18 General information 3.1.2 BA DO 208 / 204 MEGA - 298 672.0...
- Page 19 (accident prevention). CLAAS are in no way liable for any damage or personal injury caused through the use of other than original or approved CLAAS parts, acces- sories and ancillary equipment.
- Page 20 General information 3.2.2 BA DO 208 / 204 MEGA - 298 672.0...
- Page 21 General information General information IDENTIFICATION PLATE / SERIAL NUMBER A = Optional equipment B = Authorized gross weight C = Type D = Identification no. (serial number of machine) E = Authorized front axle load F = Year of manufacture G = Rated performance of combine (KW) H = Authorized rear axle load = Approval no.
- Page 22 General information When ordering spare parts and requesting technical information concerning the engine, mounted imple- ments, the cutterbar or maize picker head, always specify the respective serial numbers. This is necessary to prevent incorrect spare parts deliveries. Identification plate The identification plate of the machine is located on the right-hand side on the operator's platform.
- Page 23 General information Cutterbar identification plate The identification plate showing the serial number of the cutterbar is attached on the right-hand end. (Fig. 5) Identification plate of folding cutterbar The identification plate showing the serial number of the folding cutterbar is attached on the left-hand side of the cutterbar back panel.
- Page 24 General information Serial number of maize head stalk chopper The serial number of the stalk chopper is stamped on the back of the chopper plate towards the right. (Fig. 9) Straw chopper The chopper serial number is stamped on the left-hand chopper side plate.
- Page 25 Safety rules...
- Page 27 Failure to do so could result addition, also modifications and changes must only in damage to the machine. be carried out with the consent of CLAAS, as any Measures to prevent damage to the such actions may have adverse affects on the machine.
- Page 28 Safety rules 7. Never run the engine in a closed building! 7. Before driving the machine and before starting fieldwork adjust the mirrors to give full view of 8. Clothing worn by the operator must be close- the road or lane and working area behind! fitting! Avoid wearing loose jackets, shirts or ties.
- Page 29 Safety rules 7. Before mounting or entering the grain tank, Hydraulic accumulators make sure that the drive is disengaged and that Take particular care when working on hydraulic the engine has been stopped. Ensure that no accumulators! Hydraulic accumulators are under other person can restart the engine.
- Page 30 Safety rules Safety rules Safety lock DANGER! Always block the raised front attachment (cutterbar, maize picker head etc.) securely and set safety locks before going underneath the unit. Raise the feeder housing to its full height. Release safety lock (S) at latch (R) and lower the safety lock over the hydraulic piston.
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