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2018

16 ROW CROP SWEEPER OWNERS MANUAL &

MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

DISTRIBUTED BY

E Q U I P M E N T 1302 K ROAD

MINDEN, NE 68959

1-800-264-6587 WWW.PATRIOTEQUIP.COM

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INDEX……………………………………................................................…….................…………………………………………...……………………………………2

SAFETY AND OPERATION RULES .......................................................................................................3

GENERAL SAFETY STATEMENTS ..............................................................................................3

SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL ...............................................................................................................4

SAFETY PROCEDURES ....................................................................................................................4

LIGHTING AND MARKING ...........................................................................................................5

OPERATOR QUALIFICATIONS...................................................................................................5

SAFETY OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................................5

SAFETY AFFIRMATION ................................................................................................................6

SIGN OFF SHEET (this should be signed annually as part of your safety program) ......7

MACHINE INSPECTION................................................................................................................7

SAFETY DECALS...............................................................................................................................7

SAFETY DECAL PLACEMENT ..................................................................................................................8

BOLT TORQUE DATA ...............................................................................................................................9

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CROP SWEEPER ...........................................................10

ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE CROP SWEEPER .........................................................10

HINTS TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE ...............................................................................................11

TROUBLE SHOOTING ............................................................................................................................12

PLUGGING: .......................................................................................................................................12

FORE AND AFT SETTING: ..........................................................................................................12

REEL DOESN’T LIFT OR WORK PROPERLY: ...........................................................................12

REEL DOES NOT TURN: ...............................................................................................................12

HYDRAULIC MOTOR WOBBLES/HANGER BEARINGS WOBBLE: ...................................12

REEL IS LOWER ON ONE SIDE: ...............................................................................................13

WRAPPING: ......................................................................................................................................13

WHAT IS EXTRA ELECTRIC PLUG AT THE VALVE BLOCK USED FOR?........................13

WHERE IS BEST TO PLACE SUPPORT BRACKETS?.............................................................13

CROP SWEEPER MAIN DRAWING ......................................................................................................14

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS .....................................................................................................15

CROP SWEEPER CONTROL VALVE WIRING ..........................................................................36

DIMENSIONS .................................................................................................................................37

2012 GERINGHOFF BRACKET ASSEMBLY ........................................................................................39

DRAGO BRACKET ASSEMBLY ...............................................................................................................40

BRACKETS FOR 800/900/1000 IH HEADS WITH 3 X 5-ANGLED BAR ..................................41

Gleaner 3000 Series Brackets...............................................................................................................43

PARTS...........................................................................................................................................................44

RECEIVING MERCHANDISE AND FILING CLAIMS .....................................................................60

WARRANTY................................................................................................................................................60

RETURN OF MERCHANDISE ................................................................................................................60

MODIFICATIONS ...................................................................................................................................60

WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORM..................................................................................................61

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SAFETY AND OPERATION RULES

GENERAL SAFETY STATEMENTS

Safety precautions are essential when the use of any mechanical equipment is involved. These precautions are necessary when using, storing, and servicing mechanical equipment. Using this equipment with the respect and caution demanded will considerably lessen the possibilities of personal injury. If safety precautions are overlooked or ignored, personal injury or property damage may occur.

This unit was designed for specific applications. It should not be modified or/and used for any application other than which it was designed. If there are any questions regarding its application, please write or call. Do not use this unit until you have been advised. For more information, call 1-800-264-6587.

Read this entire manual carefully. Know your equipment. Consider the application, limitations, and the potential hazards specific to your unit. Occupational safety is of prime concern to us. This manual was written with the safety of the operator and others who come in contact with the equipment. This manual was written to help you understand the safe operating procedures of the Crop Sweeper. We want you as our partner in safety. A copy of this manual should be available to all persons who may operate this machine.

It is your responsibility as an owner, operator, or supervisor to know what specific requirements, precautions, and work hazards exist and to make these known to all other personnel working with the equipment or in the area, so that they too may take any necessary safety precautions that may be required. Avoid any alterations of the equipment. Such alterations may create a dangerous situation where serious injury or death may occur and will void warranty.

Why is SAFETY important to you?

3 BIG REASONS 1 Accidents disable and

kill 2 Accidents cost money

3 Accidents can be avoided

Signal Words

Note the use of the signal words DANGER, WARNING and CAUTION with safety messages. The appropriate signal word for each message has been selected using the following guidelines:

DANGER – An immediate and specific hazard which will result in severe personal injury or death if proper precautions are not taken.

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WARNING – A specific hazard or unsafe practice which could result in severe personal injury or death if proper precautions are not taken.

CAUTION – Unsafe practices which could result in personal injury if proper precautions are not taken or a reminder of good safety practices.

SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL

BE ALERT! YOUR SAFETY IS

INVOLVED

The Symbol Shown Above Is Used To Call Your Attention To Instructions Concerning Your Personal Safety. Watch for This Symbol - It Points Out Important Safety Precautions. It Means ATTENTION! Become Alert! Your Personal Safety Is Involved! Read The Message That Follows And Be Alert To The Possibility Of Personal Injury Or Death. Read this manual before operating or working around a Crop Sweeper! This manual must be delivered with the equipment to its owner and operator. Failure to read this manual and its safety instructions is a misuse of equipment.

SAFETY EQUIPMENT Please, remember safety equipment provides important protection for persons around a Crop Sweeper that is in operation. Be sure ALL safety shields and protective devices are installed and properly maintained. If you find any shields or guards damaged or missing, contact Patriot Equipment for the correct items.

SERIAL NUMBER To ensure efficient and prompt service, please furnish us with the model and serial number of your Crop Sweeper in all correspondence or other contact. The serial number is located on the hydraulic motor plate (See page 8).

SAFETY PROCEDURES

1. Use only lifting equipment with the proper capacity when installing or removing the Crop Sweeper. Forklifts with too little capacity may tip towards the front where the lifted weight is.

2. Do not operate unit without safety shields or guards in place.

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3. IMPORTANT: Use caution when transporting. Be alert of the transport unit’s overall width when approaching obstacles, such as post sign and poles, along the road. Check the transport width of the unit to ensure clearance before entering.

4. Comply with all safety warnings and cautions in this manual and in the combine operator’s manuals.

5. Do not allow any riders on the corn head or near the Crop Sweeper when in use. 6. In case of any defect or awareness of potential danger, please contact Patriot

Equipment at 1-800-264-6587 immediately.

LIGHTING AND MARKING

It is the responsibility of the customer to know the lighting and marking requirements of the local highway authorities and to install and maintain the equipment to provide compliance with the regulations. Add extra lights when transporting at night or during periods of limited visibility if necessary.

OPERATOR QUALIFICATIONS

Operation of this Crop Sweeper shall be limited to competent and experienced persons. In addition anyone who will operate or work around a Crop Sweeper must use good common sense. In order to be qualified, they must also know and meet all other requirements, such as:

1. Some regulations specify that no one under the age of 18 may operate power machinery. This may include the Crop Sweeper. It is your responsibility to know what these regulations are in your own area or situation. 2. Current Occupational Safety Health Administration regulations state in part: “At the time of initial assignment and at least annually thereafter, the employer shall instruct every employee or user in the safe operation and servicing of all equipment with which the employee or user is, or will be involved.” 3. Unqualified persons are to stay out of the work area. 4. A person who has not read and understood all operating and safety instruction is not qualified to operate the machine.

SAFETY OVERVIEW

YOU are responsible for SAFE operation and maintenance of your Crop Sweeper. YOU must ensure that you and anyone who is going to operate and maintain, or work around the Crop Sweeper must be familiar with the operating, maintenance, and safety information contained in the manual. Remember YOU are the key to safety. GOOD PRACTICES protect not only you but also the people around you. Make these practices a working part of your safety program. Be certain EVERYONE operating this machine is familiar with the procedures recommended and follows

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safety precautions. Remember, most accidents can be prevented. Do not risk injury or death by ignoring any information addressed. Crop Sweeper owners must give operating instructions to operators before allowing them to operate the Crop Sweeper. They must be reviewed at least annually thereafter per OSHA regulation 1928.57. The most important safety device on the equipment is a SAFE OPERATOR. It is the operator’s responsibility to read and understand ALL instructions in the manual and to follow them. All accidents can be avoided! Any person who has not read and understood all operation and safety instructions is not qualified to operate the Crop Sweeper. An untrained operator exposes himself and bystanders to possible serious injury or death. Do not modify the equipment in any way. Unauthorized modifications may impair the functions and/or safety and could affect the life of the equipment.

SAFETY AFFIRMATION

I have read and understand the operator’s manual and all safety signs before operation, maintenance, adjusting or unplugging the Crop Sweeper. I will allow only trained persons to operate the Crop Sweeper. *An untrained operator is not qualified to operate this equipment. I have access to a fire extinguisher. I have all guards in place and will not operate the Crop Sweeper without them. I will not allow riders on the Crop Sweeper. I understand the danger of moving parts (rotating paddle reel, hydraulics, and pinch points) and will stop engine before servicing. I recognize the danger of the Crop Sweeper coming in contact with power lines. I have the safety lock up pins and know and understand where and when to use them. I understand that any accidents that occur with the Crop Sweeper are my responsibilities. I understand that Patriot Equipment will not be held responsible for any accidents that involve the Crop Sweeper.

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SIGN OFF SHEET (this should be signed annually as part of your safety program)

As a requirement of OSHA it is necessary for the owner/employer to train the employee in the safe operation and safety procedures with this Crop Sweeper. We include this sign off sheet for your convenience and personal record keeping. DATE EMPLOYER SIGNATURE EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE

MACHINE INSPECTION

After delivery of your new Crop Sweeper and/or completion of assembly, and before each use, inspection of the machine is mandatory. This inspection should include, but not be limited to: 1. Check to see that all guards are in place, secured and functional. 2. That all fasteners are tight. 3. That all Hydraulic lines are free from leaks and defects. 4. That all electronics are working properly and wires are in good condition.

SAFETY DECALS

1. Keep safety decals clear and legible at all times. 2. Replace decals and signs that are missing or have become unreadable. 3. Safety signs are available from your Dealer or the Manufacturer.

How to install Safety Signs 1. Be sure that the installation area is clean and dry. 2. Decide on the exact position before you remove the backing paper. 3. Align the decal over the specified area and carefully press the small portion with the

exposed sticky backing in place. 4. Slowly peal back the remaining paper and carefully smooth the remaining portion of the

decal in place. 5. Small air pockets can be pierced with a pin and smoothed out using a piece of decal

backing paper.

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SAFETY DECAL PLACEMENT

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BOLT TORQUE DATA

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CROP SWEEPER

Make sure everything and everybody is clear of the CROP SWEEPER and combine before

operating! 1. Have the fore and aft in the back position when starting the CROP SWEEPER.

2. Lift the CROP SWEEPER hydraulics so that the reel is about a foot above the snapping chains.

3. Engage the combine to run and then move the feeder house switch to the on position and the CROP SWEEPER will start.

4. Once the combine is running to speed adjust the rotational speed of the CROP SWEEPER paddles with the

reel dial-o-matic switch on the combine console.

5. In the field adjust the CROP SWEEPER up or down according to crop conditions.

6. If the crop is down and will not slide over the snouts adjust the paddles out using the fore and aft feature and then lower the CROP SWEEPER being careful to avoid contact with the head.

7. If the corn slides up and over the snouts bring the CROP SWEEPER back so that the paddles run right

behind the rubber ear saver.

8. In extreme down conditions removing the rubber ear savers may improve crop flow into the combine head. The CROP SWEEPER may also be lowered.

9. In all situations run the height of the CROP SWEEPER wherever it best improves crop flow.

10. On standing corn or in fluff run the CROP SWEEPER about ear high with the paddles running slowly to

keep the trash and fluff moving into the auger and feeder house.

11. When the CROP SWEEPER is not in use move it to a position that allows for the best visibility for the combine operator.

12. Transport the CROP SWEEPER in the down position.

13. When working under the Crop Sweeper or when transporting it in the up position always install the safety

lock pins that are provided to prevent the reel from dangerously coming down!

ADJUSTING THE HEIGHT OF THE CROP SWEEPER

1. Use the threaded yokes at the top of up and down cylinders.

2. Use hydraulic cylinder lower link plates (#21 and #22) by moving them up or down and flipping left to

right to get the optimum height when the CROP SWEEPER is in the down position.

3. NOTE: When making adjustments care must be used to prevent the reel from making contact with the corn head or combine cab. Making contact with the corn head or combine cab may cause damage to the Crop Sweeper, corn head or cab.

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HINTS TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE

� Not all field conditions encountered are the same. The Crop Sweeper as shipped with the 15” standard paddles is best to address most all crop conditions. In the event you are experiencing difficulty in getting down stalks to come up onto the head one of the following suggestions should solve this problem.

� If more reach is needed check to see that the rear lift tube is slid all of the way out in

the mounting bracket rocker assemblies (CSM288 & CSM162, Page 17). This gives the Crop Sweeper its maximum reach.

� For more down reach there is adjustment at the top of the hydraulic lift cylinders. If the downward reach is still inadequate after this adjustment it is possible to gain more downward reach by moving the hydraulic cylinder lower link plates. (Detail A on Page 16)

� Sometimes just a little bit more outward reach is necessary to get the stalk coming up

the snout. In the event you are experiencing this a long (19”) paddle option is available

for 30" or wider row spaced machines. (Part # CSP119) Place over standard paddle

supplied.

� On rare occasions in extreme down crop conditions it sometimes becomes necessary to

resort to adding the (27”) longest paddles (Part # CSP130) available for 30" or wider

row spaced machines. Most times that these paddles become necessary is when the

corn head snout is longer, taller, or are not as slick as standard snouts combined with

extremely down corn. Place over standard paddle supplied.

� ORDER CSP152 BOLTS, 9 PER ROW, WHEN ORDERING EITHER CSP119 OR CSP130

PADDLES.

� When either of these longer paddles is used the Crop Sweeper reel is not able to be drawn in as close to the auger as would be possible with the standard paddles. The reel is drawn in close when it is necessary to clear fluff building up in front of the auger and feeder house. In addition the longer paddles do not have as long of a useful life as the standard paddle because of the extra leverage being applied to them.

� All paddles are normal wear items.

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TROUBLE SHOOTING

PLUGGING:

� What is the combine ground speed? Are you running too slowly-below 2 mph?

� Try to increase the combine ground speed up to 3mph.

� Are you exactly on the row? Align the 2 center paddles with the rows.

� Debris building on the snout? Raise the Crop Sweeper.

� Are the paddles slipping? Install the 3 set screws provided per row.

� Stalks draping on inside of snout? Lower the Crop Sweeper.

� Crop is not coming far enough up the snout to feed in? Adjust the reel out and or down

FORE AND AFT SETTING:

� Run the reel as far back and close to the corn head auger as possible and still maintain

sweeping performance.

� The optimum position of the reel is to run in the dead space between the feeder chains

and the auger. Grabbing the crop at the front of the reel and pushing it into the auger

at the back of the reel.

� In standing corn raise the reel to cob height or higher. Barely touching the stalk as it

passes by.

� In all cases it is necessary for the operator to find the “sweet spot” that matches field

conditions.

REEL DOESN’T LIFT OR WORK PROPERLY:

� Is the unit plugged in?

� Is more than one of the switches in the on position at the same time?

� Only one function of the Crop Sweeper will work at a time.

� Is the combine computer switched to grain table mode to recognize the reel motor?

� Does the combine solenoid have restrictors in place preventing proper operation?

REEL DOES NOT TURN:

� Is there oil flow to the motor?

� Is the combine computer set to grain table mode to recognize reel?

� Is the center pipe drive sprocket set screws installed directly across from each other

and tightened?

HYDRAULIC MOTOR WOBBLES/HANGER BEARINGS WOBBLE:

� Loosen set screws on center pipe and run Crop Sweeper empty then retighten.

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REEL IS LOWER ON ONE SIDE:

� Loosen arm set screw bolts.

� Using a pry or other lifting device raise the lower side until reel is level.

� Tighten set screw bolts.

WRAPPING:

If crop material is wrapping onto machine there are two ways to address this; � Adding the CSP119 paddle will help alleviate wrapping. This taller paddle moves the

center tube further away from the wrapping material making it harder to reach. Add

the CSP119 tall paddle by placing it over the standard paddle supplied. Longer bolts

(part # CSP152, 9 per row) need to be ordered along with the CSP119 paddle.

� In extreme wrapping conditions add a 3” sleeve (SCH 40 PVC purchase locally) cut to

length, and placed over the center tube, in-between rows. If wrapping conditions are

known to exist before the assembly of the Crop Sweeper the addition of these sleeves

is made easiest then.

WHAT IS EXTRA ELECTRIC PLUG AT THE VALVE

BLOCK USED FOR?

� This is for the optional reel shut off valve.

� The shut of valve can be ordered, part #

CSP12C (Refer to page 35 for diagram)

� The on/off switch for the shut off valve is

factory installed in the cab control box.

WHERE IS BEST TO PLACE SUPPORT

BRACKETS?

� Different brands of heads have

different mounting obstacles.

� Place the support brackets where

they best fit on the head.

� The main support and bearing

brackets can be interchanged.

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CROP SWEEPER MAIN DRAWING

Complete 16 row Crop

Sweeper

Please familiarize yourself with how this machine is assembled before you begin. This will make assembly much easier.

Left Side/

Drivers Side

Right Side

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS I. Main Brackets

1. Locate the drawing specific to your Crop Sweeper [Pages 44-47] and review. NOTE: Right and left is determined by sitting in the combine seat and looking forward.

2. Find and mark the center location of the corn head. Measurements will be taken from here. Find and Mark arm locations onto the head now.

3. Start by mounting the Main Support Mounting Brackets (#1) Detail A and the Bearing Brackets (#70 & #82) Detail J to the main upper back beam of the corn head.

NOTE: The following heads have options

that are not shown here:

Geringhoff heads see pages 48, 49 Drago heads see page 50 IH 8/9/1000 heads see page 51 JD C Series heads see page 52

Note: The placement of support brackets (#1) and bearing brackets (#70 & 80) show a range of measurement on drawing specific to your Crop Sweeper. This allows for movement of the brackets along the back of the head to miss obstructions. The support and bearing brackets can be placed where they best fit. Their locations can be interchanged. Make sure not to interfere with planned arm locations.

Ref # Number Description 1 CSM1 Rear U Channel Main Support Bracket

10 CSM83 Main Rear Ear & Bearing Holder Plate

12 CSM90 Rear Mount Backer Plate

21 CSM192R Right Rear Hyd Cylinder Lower Link Plate

22 CSM192L Left Rear Hyd Cylinder Lower Link Plate

25 CSP6 2” x 8” Main Lift Cylinder

38 CSP4 2 Bolt Flange 1 1/4” Bearing

45 B1/2X1.5 1/2" x 1 1/2" Hex Bolt

47 N1/2NYL 1/2" Std NC Nylock Nut

52 B5/8X1.5 5/8" x 1 1/2" Bolt

54 B5/8X6.5 5/8" x 6 1/2" Bolt

55 W5/8F 5/8” Flat Washer

58 N5/8NL 5/8” Std NC Nylock Nut

61 CSM221 Safety Lock Up Ear & Bearing Holder Plate

70 CSM10R RH One Eared Bearing Bracket

82 CSM10L LH One Eared Bearing Bracket (Not Shown)

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Main Brackets (continued)

4. After determining the bracket locations, take support brackets (#1) and mounting plates (#12) with top two bolts (#54) and nuts (#58) and install loosely by hanging over the top of corn head bar in desired location.

5. Using the plate (#12) as a template drill two 5/8” holes through the light sheet metal on the bottom side and install bottom two bolts (#54) and nuts (#58) place the flat

washers (#55) front and back on the side with the slotted holes. Tighten.

6. Repeat with other (#1) bracket. 7. Repeat process 5 and 6 for bearing

brackets (#70 & #82) Detail J. 8. Install lift cylinder Lower Link Plates (#21

and #22) onto Main Support Brackets (#1) as shown starting with the center holes using bolts (#52) and nuts (#58). Notice the notches in the plates need to be matched and either up or down in the pair, start with them up. (The large holes in these plates are offset ½” from the small holes. This allows adjusting the rear cylinder lower pin height by ½” increments

by switching the notch toward the top or the bottom as you move up or down. 9. Install the 1 1/4” bearing (#38) to Bearing Holder Plates (#10 and #61) as shown in

the Detail Drawings A & J. You will need as many on the left as on the right. 10. Using main tube Cylinder Rocker Assembly (#66) Detail B page 17 slide bearings onto

shafts with the collars outward and bolt to Main Support Bracket (#1). 11. Slide Bearing Bracket Rocker Assembly (#121) shaft into bearings mounted on Plates

(#10) with the collars to the outside and bolt to Bearing Bracket (#70 & 82).

12. Remove plastic plugs from lift cylinders (#25) and extend ram. Mount lift cylinders onto Main Support Bracket (#1) with the ram up and ports pointing out. Connect top yoke of cylinder to Rocker Assembly (#66) and bottom to Lower Link Plates with pins.

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Detail B

13. Install Rocker Assembly (#4) from Detail B loosely on Rear Bar using bolts (#2) and nuts (#3). Place in rear holes to start.

14. Install Bearing Rocker Assembly (#1) Detail K loosely on Rear Bar using bolts (#2) and nuts (#3). Use rear holes to start.

Detail K

Ref # Number Description

1 CSM336 OUTSIDE BEARING BRACKET

ROCKER ASSEMBLY

2 B1/2X4.5 1/2 X 4 1/2 BOLT


4 CSM335 DOUBLE CYLINDER ROCKER

ASSEMBLY

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II. Rear Bar

1. Refer to Detail A; Assemble the square main tube. If an extension is needed place in center now.

2. Install the tube assembly into the clamps #121 and #66 as shown in detail B and K.



80 B1/2X1.5 1/2" x 1 1/2" Bolt

9 CSM331 Flow Divider Bracket

155 CSP7 Square Cap Plug 3” x 3”

159 M333 Flow Divider Extension Bracket

160 M334 Flow Divider Extension Clamp Bracket

84 B3/8X4.5 3/8 X 4 ½ Bolt

44 N3/8NYL 3/8 Nylock Nut

13.8 B1/4X2 ¼ X 2 Bolt

13.7 N1/4NYL ¼ Nylock Nut

159

9 160

DETAIL A

13.8

& 13.7

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NOTE: (16 row machines have 6 arms)

3. Install all Main Arms #2 and align the to be in the middle of the snouts as show in your

machine specific drawings. 4. Install bearing arms #85 on all arms except the arm closest to feeder house left side. 5. On the main arm closest to the feeder house on the left side install Motor Mount

Fore/Aft Rocker #3. 6. Install fore-aft cylinders with elbows. Remember the ¾” bolts are pivot points and

must be left slightly loose for movement. 7. Align all lift arms to be in the middle of the snouts as shown in your machine specific

drawing and tighten down.


2 CSM312 Main Arm

27 CSP1 1 ½ x 10 Fore/Aft Hydraulic Cylinder

31 CSP108 Nylon Bushing (1.020 x .76 x 1.812)

35 CSP11 2 15/16 Bearing

36 CSP36 Internal Retaining Ring


49 N3/4X4 3/4 x 4 Hex Bolt

50 W3/4F ¾ Flat Washer

51 N3/4NYL ¾ Nylock Nut

84 B3/8X4.5 3/8 x 4 ½ Bolt

85 CSM308 Bearing Arm Fore/Aft Rocker

177 Hydraulic elbows 6801-6-6-NW0-FG

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III. Front Bar

1. Lay out the two round 2 7/8” Front Tubes with threaded ends to the center.

2. Slide the left tube into the bearing on the motor mount #3. from the inside out.

3. Slide the 26 Tooth Taper Sprocket (#5.5) along with Taper Lock Hub (#5.4) as shown in the diagram by sliding over left Front Tube from the outside in. Discard Key! (See

Installation Guide On Page 24)

4. Continue sliding the left tube through the left bearing arm until the threaded coupler is about in the center of the head.

5. Slide the right tube into the right bearing arms until the threaded coupler is about in the center of the head.

6. Screw the couplers together and tighten. 7. Slide the sprocket and taper lock hub up to the motor mount

plate.

IV. Install Motor

1. Mount motor (#6) to Motor Mount (#3) with Spacer Plate (#11) placed between motor and mounting plate. Use bolts (#46) and nuts (#47). Do not tighten completely at this time.

2. Slide 6015 Sprocket (#4) on Motor Drive Shaft. Align and tighten setscrews.

3. Align bottom Taper Lock 26 Tooth Sprocket (#5.5) to top of Motor Drive Shaft and tighten the taper lock (#5.4) with the two set screws provided. Set screws should be installed directly across from each other.

4. Install 67 links of 60 series roller chain (#157) with connection link.

5. Push motor upward to tighten chain and tighten bolts that hold motor in place.

6. Install Over Center Motor Cam Lock (#7) under motor using bolt (#64) and nut (#47), adjust to keep motor in place so that chain stays tight.


27 CSP1 ½ X 10 Fore/Aft Hydraulic Cylinder

2 CSM312 Main Arm

6 CSP8 Char Lynn 2000 Series Motor

48 B3/4X3.5C ¾ x 31/2 Short Neck Carriage Bolt

n/a P400-3 90 Deg elbow

51 N3/4NYL ¾ Nylock Nut

50 W3/4F ¾ Flat Washer

47 N1/2NYL ½ Nylock Nut

31 CSP108 Nylon Bushing(1.034 od x .76 id x 1.812 LTB

11 CSM87 Space Plate For Hydraulic Motor

3 CSM321 Motor Mount Fore/Aft Rocker

7 CSM29 Over Center Motor Cam Lock

36 CSP36 Internal Retaining Ring


35 CSP11 2 15/16 Bearing

157 CSP15 60 Series Chain

158 CSP16 60 Connecting Link (not shown)

4 CSP9 1” ID 6015 Sprocket

5.3 CSP10 Taper Lock Hub

5.4 CSP17 26 Tooth Taper Sprocket Body

5.5 ? Driven Sprocket Set Screws

64 B1/2X1.5C ½ x 1 ½ Carriage Bolt

46 B1/2X2C ½ x 2 Carriage Bolt

8.1 CSM325 Upper Chain Guard

8.2 CSM326 Lower Chain Guard

41 B5/16X1 5/16 x 1 Hex Bolt

84 B3/8X4.5 3/8 x 4 ½ Hex Bolt

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7. Install Chain Cover (#8.1 and #8.2) with bolts (#41) and nuts (#42) to Motor Mount Plate and tighten.

8. Repeat for other motor.

V. Mounting Paddles to Reel Tube.

1. Attach Plastic Paddles (#13.2), Detail H to all Steel Paddle frames (#13.1) using bolts (#13.5) and nuts (#13.7).

2. Bolt two Paddles (#13.1) together using bolts (#13.4) and nuts (#44) do not tighten.

3. Slip the two Paddles over the Front Tube, add third Paddle and insert bolts. Tighten bolts lightly. This creates a paddle set. Repeat for each row.

4. Slide paddle sets into the center of each row directly above gathering chains.

5. Align all Paddle Row Sets and tighten bolts. 6. Drill through paddle ear hole into main tube with a 3/32” drill bit and install zip screw

(#13.24). Careful not to over tighten. Repeat, 3 screws per paddle set 7. Place Small Paddle set, Detail F directly in center of feeder house and in the middle

of the center snout. 8. Offset the center Small Paddle ½ turn from other Paddles and tighten bolts.

Ref # Number Description 13.1 CSM106 Paddle Only

13.2 CSP134 Standard Plastic Paddle

13.21 CSP119 Long Plastic Paddle 19” (Not

Shown-Optional)

13.22 CSP130 Longest Plastic Paddle 27” (Not

Shown-Optional)

13.24 SC1/4X.375SDHEX 1/4 x 3/4 Zip Screw

13.25 CSP152 1/4" x 1 1/4" Hex Button Head Cap

Screw (NS-Optional)

13.4 B3/8X.75 3/8" x 3/4" Bolt

13.5 B1/4X1.25B 1/4" x 3/4" Hex Button Head Cap

Screw

13.7 B1/4NYL 1/4” Std NC Nylock Nut

44 B3/8NYL 3/8" Std NC Nylock Nut


13.4 B3/8X.750 3/8" x 3/4" Bolt

13.5 B1/4X.750B Hex Button Head Cap Screw

13.7 N1/4NYL 1/4” Std NC Nylock Nut

17.5 CSM107 Center Paddle Only

17.6 CSP150 Standard Center Plastic Paddle

17.7 CSP151 Long Center Plastic Paddle

(NS-Optional)


Detail H

Detail F

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VI. Hydraulics

1. Attach two 90 degree elbows into each Lift Cylinder (#25) that were mounted earlier. Refer to Hydraulic Fittings Placement page 26, Detail M.

2. Bolt Hydraulic Manifold Mounting Plate (#23), Detail I to the right side of left Main Support Bracket (#1) page 15 by removing one of the two bolts (#52) holding the bearing ear (#61). Refer to Hydraulic Fittings Placement page 26, Detail M.

3. Bolt Hydraulic Valve (#33), to plate using bolts (#43) & nuts (#44). 4. Install hydraulic fittings into Hydraulic Valve (#33) as shown in Hydraulic Fittings

Placement, page 26, Detail M. VII. Hooking up Hydraulic Hoses DO NOT UNTIE THE HOSES UNTIL NEEDED

Hydraulic Motors Connections Connect hose #41 with the two elbow fittings to the two hydraulic motors, see Page 28, detail C, K and B. Please note the ports the hose is connected to on the motors. Locate hose #36 with one elbow and a straight JIC connector and attach to the left side motor. #36 will connect to a tee. Locate hose #37 with one straight JIC fitting and a 1/2" NPT fitting and attach to other side of the same tee. #37 is one of the hoses that will connect to your combine. Locate Hose #38 with two straight JIC fittings and is 12" long. #38 will connect to the same tee and the other end will connect to the pressure relief valve end port 2. The final hose for the left side motor is the case drain, hose #64 which is 1/4" hose with two straight JIC fittings. The case drain fitting on the motor is a #6 JIC by #4 SAE by 90 fitting. Attach #64 hose here and the other end to another JIC tee at the TEE side. To the right side motor. Locate hose #35, with one elbow and a straight JIC fitting. Attach the elbow to the motor and the straight fitting to the same tee as hose #64. Locate a second hose #38 and attach it to the opposite side as hose #35. Locate a third JIC tee and attach it to #38 hose on one end. Locate a third #38 hose and attach it to the same tee on the "TEE" side and attach the other end to port #1 on the pressure relief valve used earlier. Finally, locate hose #40 and attach it to the tee. Hose #40 will have a JIC straight fitting and a straight 1/2" NPT fitting. Hose #40 will go to the combine hookup and is considered the return line. On newer machines hook directly into single point connector (If motor runs backwards, reverse hose connections).


23 CSM202 Hydraulic Manifold Mounting Plate

33 CSP12 Complete Hyd. Valve, Wiring & Box

43 B3/8X3 3/8" x 3" Hex Bolt


NS CSP12A Hydraulic Valve Block Only

NS CSP12B In Cab Control Box with wiring

NS CSP12C Hydraulic Motor Shut Off Valve

NS CSP12D Valve Block Wiring Harness

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1. Supply Lines Connections: Connect two (2), 3/8” X 120" long hydraulic hoses to the left side of the hydraulic block and run these hoses back to combine hydraulic coupler. This will activate stripper plates, fore and aft and lift cylinders. Refer to Supply Lines, page 28, Detail A.

2. Stripper Plates Connections: Connect first set of port holes (Port 1) to stripper plates using ¼” hydraulic hoses and 90 degree elbows. These hoses are not included in the kit. Refer to Supply Lines, page 28, Detail A.

a. Corn heads with single acting stripper plate cylinders use only the top port and cap the bottom port hole.

b. Corn heads with electric stripper plate controls cap both port holes. Refer to Supply Lines, page 28, Detail A.

3. Attach the flow dividers to the mounting plates. Refer to HYDRAULIC FITTINGS page 27, Detail N. The flow dividers towards the front are for the fore aft cylinders and the flow dividers towards the rear are for the lift cylinders.

4. Fore/Aft supply hoses: Connect second set of port holes (Port 2) with elbows installed to flow dividers with hydraulic hoses #61 to flow dividers and #62 to tee. Refer to page 31, Fore Aft Hydraulics Detail G and H. Fore/Aft cylinder hoses connections: Refer to Detail J and note the top of the cylinder which is the ram end and the bottom of the cylinder which faces to the rear of the crop sweeper. The connections are labeled accordingly. The hose positions are labeled with numbers, so the hoses can be traced for their connection at the cylinder and at the center of the rear bar of the crop sweeper.

5. Lift cylinders supply hoses. Connect third set of port holes (Port 3) with hoses #31 and #32. Refer to page 30, Detail D and E. Hose #31 will go to the tee fitting and Hose #32 will go to the flow dividers. #32 is the supply to the flow dividers. Please note how the hoses are attached in Detail E on page 30. Make sure that all hoses are connected correctly and tightened. To attach the hoses to the cylinders, please refer to Lift Cylinders Hydraulics found on page 29. The hoses are labeled with numbers again to allow the hoses to be traced for installation. The numbers on the cylinders identify the top and bottom connections. If the number is toward the top, it is the top connection and if the number is towards the bottom, it is the bottom connection.

TIE HOSES NEATLY

The pictures below show examples of how to tie the hoses to the arms and rear bar. Use the large zip ties provided in the kit to neatly tie up the hydraulic hoses and keep them out of the work area.

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TAPER BUSHING INSTALLATION GUIDE IMPORTANT NOTE: Please follow the instructions below in order for the Martin bushing to perform

satisfactorily.

INSTALLATION 1 Clean all oil, dirt, and paint from shaft, bushing bore, outside of bushing and component (sprocket, sheave...etc.) bore.

2 Insert bushing into component. Match the hole pattern, not the threaded holes (each hole will be threaded on one side only.)

3. Thread set or cap screws into those half threaded holes indicated by ❍on above diagram. Mount assembly on shaft.

4. Alternately torque set or cap screws* to recommended torque setting in chart below.

5. Repeat steps 4 and 5 until torque wrench reading, after hammering, is the same as before hammering.

6. Fill all unoccupied holes with grease.

REMOVAL 1. Remove all set or cap screws.

2. Insert set or cap screws in holes indicated by ● on drawing. Loosen bushing by alternately tightening set or cap screws.

3. To reinstall, complete all seven (7) installation instructions.

Recommended Torque:

Bushing # Set Or Cap Screw Wrench Torque In./Lbs.

3020 5/8 – 11 Socket Set Screw 800

Note: If two bushings are used on same component and shaft, fully tighten one bushing before working on the other.

WARNING: Because of the possible danger to person(s) or property from accidents which may result from the improper use of

products, it is important that correct procedures be followed: Products must be used in accordance with the engineering information

specified in the catalog. Proper installation, maintenance and operation procedures must be observed. The instructions given above

must be followed. Inspections should be made as necessary to assure safe operation under prevailing conditions. All rotating power

transmission products when used in a drive are potentially dangerous and must be guarded by the user as required by applicable

laws, regulations, standards, and good safety practice. (Refer to ANSI Standard B15.1.)

WARNING:

USE OF ANTISEIZE LUBRICANT ON TAPERED CONE SURFACES OR ON BOLTTHREADS

WHEN MOUNTING MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO SHEAVES AND SPROCKETS. THIS

VOIDS ALLMANUFACTURER'S WARRANTIES.

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26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

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VIII. Electric Power Cord

1. Route Power Cord of Control Box (CSP12B) underneath and into the inside of the cab. 2. Mount Control Box to console and plug into lighter outlet. 3. Attach wiring harness to the connectors that control each of the functions; stripper

plates, and reel Fore/Aft, Up/Down, and On/Off. (The reel On/Off switch is installed in the control box and the necessary wiring is in the harness but the reel control valve (CSP12C) is optional and must be ordered separately if wanted.)

4. Plug harness wire together close to combine hydraulic connection block. 5. Use plastic ties to hold electrical wiring and hoses neatly in place.

X. Level Crop Sweeper

1. Adjust the fore and aft cylinders so that the main tube is as far down in the arc as possible (approximately in the middle of the cycle).

2. Use threaded adjustment on Lift Cylinder rods (#25) Detail A page 17 and adjust reel up or down to give approximately 2” to 4” above gathering chains. If this does not work flip Lower Link Plates (#21) and (#22) upside down or right side up to move the bottom cylinder pin hole up or down by a 1/2” or move up or down 1 complete hole. If this is still not enough adjustment, move Bearing Holder Plates (#10 and #61) up or down as needed

XI. Check Machine before Operating.

1. Raise machine up and down to make sure it clears cab in the up position and gathering chains in the down position. Adjust again if necessary as described above in Operation X.

2. Cycle Fore and Aft to assure paddles move in and out and do not hit snout. 3. Engage combine to run Sweeper (reel) motor, adjust speed of Sweeper with combine reel

speed control. 4. Use the Crop Sweeper control box to control Stripper Plates, Reel Fore/Aft, Up/Down

and On/Off. (Sweeper On/Off control valve (CSP12C) is optional.)

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CROP SWEEPER CONTROL VALVE WIRING

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DIMENSIONS

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2011 and OLDER GERINGHOFF BRACKET ASSEMBLY

DETAIL Q

Reference Number Quantity Description

1 CSMG335

2 REAR GERINGHOFF DOUBLE SIDED AND LOWER ROCKER

ASSEMBLY

2 CSMG336L

1 LEFT REAR GERINGHOFF SINGLE SIDED RAISE AND LOWER

ROCKER ASSEMBLY

3 CSMG336R

1 RIGHT REAR GERINGHOFF SINGLE SIDED RAISE AND LOWER

ROCKER ASSEMBLY

4 CSMG7 2 GERINGHOFF REAR MOUNT BACKER PLATE

5

CSMG6L

CSMG6R

1

1 GERINGHOFF RH/LH ONE EARED END BRACKET

7 B1/2X4.5 16 1/2 X 4 1/2 BOLTS

8 N1/2NYL 16 1/2 NYLON INSERT NUT

9 B5/8X5.0 8 5/8 X 5 BOLT

10 W5/8F 16 5/8 FLAT WASHER

11 N5/8NL 8 5/8 NYLOCK NUT

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2012 GERINGHOFF BRACKET ASSEMBLY

Replace the 4 M1 Brackets with the 4 MG11 Brackets

Replaces Part 1, Detail A on page 15.

Reference Number Quantity Description

208 CSMG11 4 New Geringhoff 2012 Rear Main Mount

47 N1/2NYL 8 1/2” Std NC Nylock Nut

210 B1/2X6.5 8 ½ x 6 ½ Hex Bolt

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DRAGO BRACKET ASSEMBLY

Reference Number Description

1 CSMD08 REAR U CHANNEL MAIN SUPPORT BRACKET DRAGO/CASE 3000

2 CSMD90 REAR MOUNT BACKER PLATE DRAGO/CASE 3000

3 CSMD10R RH ONE EARED BEARING BRACKET DRAGO/CASE 3000

4 CSMD10L RH ONE EARED BEARING BRACKET DRAGO/CASE 3000

5 B5/8X8.5 5/8 X 8 1/2 BOLT

6 W5/8F 5/8 FLAT WASHER

7 N5/8NL 5/8 NYLOCK NUT

8 B5/8X6.5 5/8 X 6 1/2 BOLT

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BRACKETS FOR 800/900/1000 IH HEADS WITH 3 X 5-ANGLED BAR Ref # Number Old IH Head Adapter Kit

1 CSM1 Rear U Channel Main Support

10 CSM83 Main Rear Ear

52 B5/8X1.5 5/8" x 1 1/2" Bolt

54 B5/8X6.5

5/8" x 6 1/2" Bolt (Use from Main

bolt Kit)

58 N5/8NYL 5/8 Std NC Nylock Nut

70/NS CSM10L LH One Eared End Bearing Bracket

82 CSM10R RH One Eared End Bearing Bracket

300 CSM502 IH Adapter Bracket

301 CSM04 IH Adapter Clamp Plate

800/900/1000 IH Head Bracket Installation Instructions

1. After you have determined where brackets (#1), (#70)(not shown), and (#82) are to be placed on your head as described in (I) Main

Brackets page 17, install adapter brackets (#300) on head first and then install main brackets (#1) and (#70&#82) to adapter (#300) using bolts (52) and nuts (#58).

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John Deere C Series Heads Symptom: On New JD C Series Heads Rear Main Bracket not supported

well

enough and the single point storage bracket is in the way.

Problem: John Deere Changed their Design on New C Series Heads again.

Solution: New Brackets Need to be used on bottom of Crop Sweeper Main

Bracket.

Ref

#

qty

Number Description

CSMJDC-KIT Complete JD C Series Adapter Kit

Kit Components

301

2

or

4

CSMJDC -5

JD C Series Lift Cylinder Mount Spacer Bracket

IF 4 ROW OR 6 ROW USE 2 BRACKETS

IF 8 ROW OR 12 USE 4 BRACKETS

302 2 N5/8X5.5 5/8 X 5 1/2 Bolt

58 6 N5/8NYL 5/8 Nylock Nut

4 CSMJDC-6 Lower Support bracket

4 CSMJDC-7 Large washer

4 B5/8X1.5 5/8 x 1 1/2 Bolts

Add MJD-5 JD C

spacer brace bracket

under channel as

shown.

On the right side or passengers

side Drill hole through M1 and

diagonal tube on the combine head

and install 5/8 x 5 bolt #302 and

5/8 Nylock nut. This hole

placement will vary depending

upon where your diagonal tube is

in relation to M1.

Add MJD-6 JD C

Lower support bracket

and MJD-7 washer as

shown. Using the 5/8 x

1 1/2 bolt and 5/8

nylock nut

You will need to

move this part

M1 outward to

get away from the

single point

storage bracket.

This can be done either way you

will have to decide which way

works best. On the 2011 and

newer C series heads you may

have to put the MJD-6 bracket

up on the 4 x 2 tube. Also this

bracket can be mounted in the

upper or lower hole.

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Gleaner 3000 Series Brackets

CS74K AGCO 3000 8-12 ROW MOUNT KIT (Massey, Cat, and Gleaner)

2 CSM1 Rear U Channel Main Support Bracket


1 CSM10L LH One Eared Bearing Bracket

1 CSM39001L 39001L LH M1 AUXILIARY MOUNTING BRACKET

1 CSM39001R 39001R RH M1 AUXILIARY MOUNTING BRACKET

1 CSM39004L 39004L LH M1 IDLER MOUNTING BRACKET

1 CSM39004R 39004R RH M1 IDLER MOUNTING BRACKET

4 CSM39007 39007 LIFT CYLINDER MOUNT OFFSET BRACKET

4 CSM39006 39006 OFFSET BRACKET WASHER

2 CSBK72 AGCO 3000 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

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PARTS

CS11K UNIVERSAL 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT



1 CSBK11 UNIVERSAL 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

CS12K UNIVERSAL 8-12 ROW MOUNT KIT





2 CSBK11 UNIVERSAL 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

CS21K CASE 800-1000 SERIES 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT




1 CSBK21 CASE 800-1000 SERIES 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

CS22K CASE 800-1000 SERIES 8-12 ROW MOUNT KIT






2 CSBK21 CASE 800-1000 SERIES 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

CS31K CASE 3000 SERIES/DRAGO 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT

2 CSMD08 Rear U Channel Main Support Bracket

2 CSMD90 Rear Mount Backer Plate

1 CSBK31 CASE 3000 SERIES/DRAGO 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

CS32K CASE 3000 SERIES/DRAGO 8-12 ROW MOUNT KIT

2 CSMD08 Rear U Channel Main Support Bracket

1 CSMD10R RH One Eared Bearing Bracket

1 CSMD10L LH One Eared Bearing Bracket

4 CSMD90 Rear Mount Backer Plate

2 CSBK31 CASE 3000 SERIES/DRAGO 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

CS41K OLD GERINGHOFF 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT



1 CSBK41 OLD GERINGHOFF 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

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CS42K OLD GERINGHOFF 8-12 ROW MOUNT KIT



1 CSMG6L Geringhoff LH One Eared End Bearing Bracket

1 CSMG6R Geringhoff RH One Eared End Bearing Bracket

2 CSMG7 Geringhoff Rear Mount Backer Plate

1 CSBK42 OLD GERINGHOFF 8-12 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

CS51K NEW GERHINGHOFF 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT

2 CSMG11 New Geringhoff 2012 Rear Main Mount

1 CSBK51 NEW GERHINGHOFF 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

CS52K NEW GERHINGHOFF 8-12 ROW MOUNT KIT

4 CSMG11 New Geringhoff 2012 Rear Main Mount

2 CSBK51 NEW GERHINGHOFF 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

CS61K JOHN DEERE C SERIES 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT



2 CSMJDC -5 JD C Series Lift Cylinder Mount Spacer Bracket



1 CSBK61 JOHN DEERE C SERIES 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

CS62K JOHN DEERE C SERIES 8-12 ROW MOUNT KIT





4 CSMJDC -5 JD C Series Lift Cylinder Mount Spacer Bracket



1 CSBK62 JOHN DEERE C SERIES 8-12 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

CS71K LEXION 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT


2 CSM90LEX LEXION BACK CLAMP PLATE

1 CSBK71 LEXION 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

CS72K LEXION 8-12 ROW MOUNT KIT




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4 CSM90LEX LEXION BACK CLAMP PLATE

2 CSBK71 LEXION 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT









1 CSBK72 GLEANER 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT









2 CSBK72 GLEANER 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

U2K UNIVERSAL 4-6 ROW ROCKER ASSEMBLY

2 CSM335 Double Cylinder Rocker Assembly

1 CSBKU2 UNIVERSAL 4-6 ROW ROCKER ASSEMBLY BOLT KIT

G2K GERINGHOFF 4-6 ROW ROCKER ASSEMBLY

2 CSMG335 Rear Geringhoff Double Sided Raise and Lower Rocker Assembly


U4K UNIVERSAL 8-12 ROW ROCKER ASSEMBLY


2 CSM336 Outside Bearing Bracket Rocker Assembly


G4K GERINGHOFF 8-12 ROW ROCKER ASSEMBLY


1 CSMG336L Left Rear Geringhoff Single Sided Raise and Lower Rocker Assembly

1 CSMG336R Right Rear Geringhoff Single Sided Raise and Lower Rocker Assembly


U6K UNIVERSAL 16 ROW ROCKER ASSEMBLY


2 CSM336 Outside Bearing Bracket Rocker Assembly


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G6K GERINGHOFF 16 ROW ROCKER ASSEMBLY


1 CSMG336L Left Rear Geringhoff Single Sided Raise and Lower Rocker Assembly

1 CSMG336R Right Rear Geringhoff Single Sided Raise and Lower Rocker Assembly


M1K MAIN 4-6 ROW KIT

1 P8 CHAR LYNN 2000 SERIES MOTOR 101-1037

1 P9 1" ID 6015 SPROCKET X60BS15H-16

1 P10 3020 2 7/8 TAPER LOCK BUSHING XSQD3020-46

1 P15 60 SERIES CHAIN X60-1R-67LC

1 P16 60 SERIES CONN LINK

1 P17 26 TOOTH TAPER LOCK SPROCKET BODY SXQ60BTB26X

1 P14 PIN WITH CHAIN AND QUICK PIN 6 1/4"

4 P4 2 BOLT FLANGE 1 1/4 BEARING 5 1/8 HP SBFL207-20

1 P12E FLOW DIVIDER

1 M202 Manifold Mounting Plate

2 M83 Main Rear Ear & Bearing Holder Plate

2 M221 SAFETY LOCK UP EAR

1 M87 SPACER PLATE FOR HYDRAULIC MOTOR

1 M29 Over center Motor Cam Lock

2 M192L LEFT REAR HYDRAULIC CYLINDER LOWER LINK PLATE

2 M192R RIGHT REAR HYDRAULIC CYLINDER LOWER LINK PLATE

15 P59 18" WIRE TIE

2 P6 2 X 8 MAIN LIFT HYDRAULIC CYLINDER

2 P1 1 1 /2 X 10 FORE/AFT HYDRAULIC CYLINDER

1 P12 HYDRAULIC VALVE WITH WIRING

1 M325 UPPER CHAIN GUARD

1 M326 LOWER CHAIN GUARD

1 P400 4-6 ROW MAIN HYDRAULIC HOSE KIT

2 P154 Crop Sweeper Logo Sticker

1 P152 PINCH POINT ON CHAIN COVER STICKER

1 P153 PINCH POINT UNDER REEL STICKER

1 S-PALLET PALLET

1 S-4480 48 X 40 X 36 BOX WITH LID

1 S-3193 48 X 40 CORRUGATED PAD

1 S-4399 18 X 18 X 12 BOX

1 L1 LABOR PACKAGING

1 ROY1 ROYALTY

1 BK1 4 Row and 6 Row Main Bolt Kit

1

MAK46 MAIN 4-6 ARM KIT

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2 M312 MAIN ARM

1 M308 BEARING ARM FORE AFT ROCKER ONE PIECE

1 M321 MAIN MOTOR PLATE ROCKER ASSEMBLY

2 P11 IPTCI BARING INSERT ER-215-47/2

2 P36 INTERNAL RETAING RING

2 P108 NYLON BUSHING (1.034 OD X .76 ID)

1 P551 SERIAL NUMBER STICKER

MAK46A MAIN 4-6 ARM KIT ALUMINUM

2 M312A MAIN ARM ALUMINUM

1 M308A BEARING ARM FORE AFT ROCKER ONE PIECE ALUMINUM

1 M321A MAIN MOTOR PLATE ROCKER ASSEMBLY ALUMINUM





M2K MAIN 8-12 ROW KIT

1 P8 CHAR LYNN 2000 SERIES MOTOR

1 P9 1" ID 6015 SPROCKET

1 P10 3020 2 7/8 TAPER LOCK BUSHING

1 P15 60 SERIES CHAIN

1 P16 60 SERIES CONN LINK

1 P17 26 TOOTH TAPER LOCK SPROCKET BODY

2 P14 PIN WITH CHAIN AND QUICK PIN 6 1/4"

6 P4 2 BOLT FLANGE 1 1/4 BEARING 5 1/8 HP

2 P12E FLOW DIVIDER

1 M202 Manifold Mounting Plate

2 M83 Main Rear Ear & Bearing Holder Plate

4 M221 SAFETY LOCK UP EAR

1 M87 SPACER PLATE FOR HYDRAULIC MOTOR

1 M29 Over center Motor Cam Lock

2 M192L LEFT REAR HYDRAULIC CYLINDER LOWER LINK PLATE

2 M192R RIGHT REAR HYDRAULIC CYLINDER LOWER LINK PLATE

25 P59 18" WIRE TIE

2 P6 2 X 8 MAIN LIFT HYDRAULIC CYLINDER

4 P1 1 1 /2 X 10 FORE/AFT HYDRAULIC CYLINDER

1 P12 HYDRAULIC VALE WITH WIRING

1 M325 UPPER CHAIN GUARD

1 M326 LOWER CHAIN GUARD

1 P401 MAIN HYDRAULIC HOSE KIT

4 P154 Crop Sweeper Logo Sticker

1 P152 PINCH POINT ON CHAIN COVER STICKER

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1 P153 PINCH POINT UNDER REEL STICKER

1 S-PALLET PALLET

1 S-4480 48 X 40 X 36 BOX WITH LID

1 S-3193 48 X 40 CORRUGATED PAD

1 S-4399 18 X 18 X 12 BOX

1 L1 LABOR PACKAGING

1 ROY1 ROYALTY

1 BK2 8 Row and 12 Row Main Bolt Kit

MAK812 MAIN 8-12 ARM KIT

4 M312 MAIN ARM

3 M308 BEARING ARM FORE AFT ROCKER ONE PIECE

1 M321 MAIN MOTOR PLATE ROCKER ASSEMBLY





MAK812A MAIN 8-12 ARM KIT ALUMINUM

4 M312A MAIN ARM ALUMINUM

3 M308A BEARING ARM FORE AFT ROCKER ONE PIECE

1 M321A MAIN MOTOR PLATE ROCKER ASSEMBLY





CSBK1 4 Row and 6 Row Main Bolt Kit

2 B1/4X2 1/4 x 2 Hex Bolt



6 B5/16X1.0 5/16 X 1 Hex Bolt

2 B3/8X3.0 3/8" x 3" Hex Bolt

10 B3/8X4.5 3/8" x 4 1/2" Bolt


8 B1/2X1.5 1/2" x 1 1/2" Hex Bolt

1 B1/2X1.5C 1/2 x 1 1/2 Carriage Bolt

2 B1/2X2.0C 1/2 x 2 Carriage Bolt


16 B5/8X1.5 5/8" x 1 1/2" Bolt

16 N5/8NL 5/8 Std NC Nylock Nut

2 B3/4X4.0 3/4" x 4" Hex Bolt

4 B3/4X3.5C 3/4" x 3 1/2" Carriage Bolt

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4 W3/4F 3/4" Flat Washer


CSBK2 8 Row and 12 Row Main Bolt Kit




6 B5/16X1.0 5/16 X 1 Hex Bolt

2 B3/8X3.0 3/8" x 3" Hex Bolt

20 B3/8X4.5 3/8" x 4 1/2" Bolt


16 B1/2X1.5 1/2" x 1 1/2" Hex Bolt




20 B5/8X1.5 5/8" x 1 1/2" Bolt


4 B3/4X4.0 3/4" x 4" Hex Bolt




CSBK3

16 Row Main

Bolt Kit

10 B1/4X2 1/4 x 2 Hex Bolt



12 B5/16X1.0 5/16 X 1 Hex Bolt

2 B3/8X3.0 3/8" x 3" Hex Bolt

30 B3/8X4.5 3/8" x 4 1/2" Bolt


24 B1/2X1.5 1/2" x 1 1/2" Hex Bolt




28 B5/8X1.5 5/8" x 1 1/2" Bolt


6 B3/4X4.0 3/4" x 4" Hex Bolt




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PK1 15" STEEL STANDARD PADDLE KIT

3 CSM106 Paddle Only

3 CSP134 Standard Plastic Paddle 15"

1 CSBKP1 PADDLE BOLT KIT

PK1A 15" ALUMINUM STANDARD PADDLE KIT

3 CSM106A Paddle Only



PK2 19" STEEL AGGRESSIVE PADDLE KIT



3 CSP119 Long Plastic Paddle 19"

1 CSBKP2 AGGRESSIVE PADDLE BOLT KIT

PK2A 19" ALUMINUM AGGRESSIVE PADDLE KIT





PK3 27" STEEL AGGRESSIVE PADDLE KIT



3 CSP130 Longest Plastic Paddle 27”


PK3A 27" ALUMINUM AGGRESSIVE PADDLE KIT



3 CSP130 Longest Plastic Paddle 27”


PK4A 18" NARROW ALUMINUM PADDLE KIT

3 CSM301A Narrow Row Paddle Only

3 CSP135 Narrow Plastic Paddle For 20" & 22" Machines


PK5C STANDARD CENTER PADDLE KIT

3 CSM148 CENTERFORMED PADDLE 14 GA

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3 CSP150 SMALL CENTER PLASTIC PADDLE 4"


PK5CA STANDARD ALUMINUM CENTER PADDLE KIT

3 CSM107A CENTERFORMED PADDLE 14 GA

3 CSP150 SMALL CENTER PLASTIC PADDLE 4"


T430 4 ROW 30" TUBE KIT

1 M266 FRONT TUBE 102"

1 M268 REAR TUBE 102"











1 M282M MALE FRONT TUBE 80"

1 M282F FEMALE FRONT TUBE 80"


1 CSBKT1 TUBE KIT BOLT KIT 1





1 M279 REAR EXTENSION TUBE 32"








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1 P422 12 ROW 30 ADAPTER HOSE KIT


T430A 4 ROW 30" TUBE KIT ALUMINUM

1 M266A ALUMINUM FRONT TUBE 102"

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1 M268A ALUMINUM REAR TUBE 102"


1 M374A ALUMINUM FRONT TUBE 153"




1 M282MA ALUMINUM MALE FRONT TUBE 80"

1 M282FA ALUMINUM FEMALE FRONT TUBE 80"












1 M279A ALUMINUM REAR EXTENSION TUBE 32"


















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2 M213A ALUMINUM REAR TUBE 230.5"



BOLT KITS

BK1 4 Row and 6 Row Main Bolt Kit




6 B5/16X1.0 5/16 X 1 Hex Bolt

2 B3/8X3.0 3/8" x 3" Hex Bolt

10 B3/8X4.5 3/8" x 4 1/2" Bolt

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8 B1/2X1.5 1/2" x 1 1/2" Hex Bolt




16 B5/8X1.5 5/8" x 1 1/2" Bolt


2 B3/4X4.0 3/4" x 4" Hex Bolt




BK2 8 Row and 12 Row Main Bolt Kit




6 B5/16X1.0 5/16 X 1 Hex Bolt

2 B3/8X3.0 3/8" x 3" Hex Bolt

20 B3/8X4.5 3/8" x 4 1/2" Bolt


16 B1/2X1.5 1/2" x 1 1/2" Hex Bolt




20 B5/8X1.5 5/8" x 1 1/2" Bolt


4 B3/4X4.0 3/4" x 4" Hex Bolt




CSBKT1 TUBE KIT BOLT KIT 1

4 B1/2X1.5 1/2" x 1 1/2" Bolt


CSBKP1 PADDLE BOLT KIT

3 SC1/4X3/4SELFDRILL 1/4 x 3/4 Zip Screw

9 B1/4X.75BHSTAINLESS 1/4" x 3/4" Hex Button Head Cap Screw

9 N1/4NYL 1/4” Std NC Nylock Nut

12 B3/8X.75 3/8" x 3/4" Bolt


CSBKP2 AGGRESSIVE PADDLE BOLT KIT

3 SC1/4X3/4SELFDRILL 1/4 x 3/4 Zip Screw

9 B1/4X1.25BHSTAINLESS 1/4" x 1 1/4" Hex Button Head Cap Screw

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12 B3/8X.75 3/8" x 3/4" Bolt


BK11 UNIVERSAL 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

8 B5/8X6.5 5/8" x 6 1/2" Bolt



BK21 CASE 800-1000 SERIES 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

8 B5/8X6.5 5/8" x 6 1/2" Bolt

8 B5/8X1.5 5/8" x 1 1/2" Bolt


BK31 CASE 3000 SERIES/DRAGO 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

8 B5/8X7.0 5/8" x 7" Bolt



CSBK41 OLD GERINGHOFF 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

8 B5/8X5.0 5/8" x 5" Bolt



CSBK42 OLD GERINGHOFF 8-12 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

8 B5/8X5.0 5/8" x 5" Bolt

8 B5/8X6.5 5/8" x 6 1/2" Bolt



CSBK51 NEW GERHINGHOFF 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT


4 B1/2X6.5 ½ x 6 ½ Hex Bolt

CSBK61 JOHN DEERE C SERIES 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

8 B5/8X6.5 5/8" x 6 1/2" Bolt



2 B5/8X5.5 5/8 X 5 1/2 Bolt

4 B5/8X1.5 5/8 x 1 1/2 Bolts

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CSBK62 JOHN DEERE C SERIES 8-12 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

16 B5/8X6.5 5/8" x 6 1/2" Bolt



2 B5/8X5.5 5/8 X 5 1/2 Bolt

4 B5/8X1.5 5/8 x 1 1/2 Bolts

CSBK71 LEXION 4-6 ROW MOUNT KIT BOLT KIT

8 B5/8X6.5 5/8" x 6 1/2" Bolt



CSBKU2 UNIVERSAL 4-6 ROW ROCKER ASSEMBLY BOLT KIT

8 B1/2X4.5 1/2 x 4 1/2 Hex Bolt


CSBK3 add to a CSPK2 TO MAKE A 16 ROW KIT




6 B5/16X1.0 5/16 X 1 Hex Bolt

0 B3/8X3.0 3/8" x 3" Hex Bolt

10 B3/8X4.5 3/8" x 4 1/2" Bolt


8 B1/2X1.5 1/2" x 1 1/2" Hex Bolt




8 B5/8X1.5 5/8" x 1 1/2" Bolt


2 B3/4X4.0 3/4" x 4" Hex Bolt




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RECEIVING MERCHANDISE AND FILING CLAIMS When receiving merchandise it is important to check both the number of parts and their description with packing slip. The consignee must make all claims for freight damage with the Freight Company and shortages to the company within 10 days from the date of delivery.

WARRANTY Patriot Equipment warrants that the products or services sold hereunder shall be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service when correctly installed, used and maintained. This warranty of quality shall terminate One (1) year after delivery of the products, or provision of services, to Buyer and shall not apply to products, which have been subjected to misuse, abuse, neglect or improper storage, handling or maintenance. The foregoing warranty is in lieu of all other warranties with respect to the products and services, whether oral, written, express, implied, by operation of law otherwise, or statutory. This is no warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose or any other warranties arising by usage of trade, course of performance or course of dealing. Seller shall not be liable to Buyer or any other person for special, indirect, incidental, consequential or exemplary losses, damages or expenses, directly or indirectly arising from the sale, handling or use of the products or services or from any other cause relating thereto. Seller's liability hereunder whether based on contract, warranty, tort (including but not limited to negligence and strict liability) or otherwise is limited to, at Seller’s option, the correction of defective services or refunding or crediting Buyer with an amount equal to the purchase price thereof, the replacement or repair of defective products or the repayment of, or crediting buyer with an amount equal to the purchase price upon return of the products. Products may be returned, F.O.B. Seller's facilities, only after inspection and approval by Seller and upon receipt by Buyer of shipping instructions from Seller. The parties expressly waive the Statue of Limitations and agree that any claim by Buyer with reference to the products or services sold hereunder for any cause, shall be deemed waived by the Buyer unless filed within one (1) year from accrual of the cause of action therefore.

RETURN OF MERCHANDISE When the material leaves the factory it becomes the property of the consignee. It is the responsibility of the consignee to file a claim on any possible damage or loss. Please list your preferred routing on purchase orders.

MODIFICATIONS It is the policy of Patriot Equipment to improve its products whenever possible and practical to do so. We reserve the right to make changes, improvements and modifications at any time without incurring the obligation to make such changes, improvements and modifications on any equipment sold previously.

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WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORM

MODEL #_________________________

SERIAL #_________________________

DELIVERY DATE_________________

CUSTOMER NAME________________________________ PH #______________________

ADDRESS___________________________CITY___________________ST___ZIP________

DEALER NAME________________________________ PH #______________________

ADDRESS___________________________CITY___________________ST___ZIP________

I HAVE THOROUGHLY INSTRUCTED THE BUYER ON THE ABOVE DESCRIBED

EQUIPMENT AND REVIEWED THE OPERATOR’S MANUAL CONTENT, EQUIPMENT CARE,

ADJUSTMENTS, SAFE OPERATIONS, AND APPLICABLE WARRANTY POLICY.

DATE______________ AUTHORIZED DEALER SIGNATURE______________________________

I ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED EQUIPMENT AND REVIEWED THE

OPERATOR’S MANUAL CONTENT, EQUIPMENT CARE, ADJUSTMENTS, SAFE OPERATIONS,

AND APPLICABLE WARRANTY POLICY.

DATE______________ OWNER’S SIGNATURE ________________________________________

WARRANTY NOT VALID UNLESS FILLED OUT AND SIGNED BY BOTH THE DEALER AND

CUSTOMER. MUST BE FAXED OR MAILED BY THE DEALER TO PATRIOT EQUIPMENT

WITHIN 30 DAYS OF DELIVERY.

PATRIOT EQUIPMENT

1305 K ROAD MINDEN, NE

1-308-832-1340 FAX

[email protected] EMAIL

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