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General| Brand | drago |
|---|---|
| Model | GT |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details the Drago GT corn head model, introduced in 2016 with features like QuadSuspension and independent slip clutches.
Lists lubricants, their locations, and capacities for various components like gearboxes and chains.
Provides part numbers for specific lubricants like Mobilux EP 0 Grease and Mobil SHC 634 Oil.
Details pre-season checks, adjustments, and lubrication tasks for the corn head.
Outlines daily, 20-hour, 100-hour, and 250-hour/annual maintenance checks and lubrication.
Lists daily, 20-hour, 100-hour, and 250-hour/annual maintenance tasks specifically for down corn conditions.
Provides visual guides for checking gearboxes, deck plate gaps, and greasing chain tensioners and stalk rollers.
Illustrates inspection of chopper knives and greasing of stalk rollers and folding tow shafts.
Shows visual steps for checking gearboxes, deck plate gaps, gathering chain tension, and cleaning deck plates.
Details greasing jackshaft bearings, gathering chains, drives, PTO U-joints, and PTO shaft shields.
Visually guides on inspecting gathering chain guides, oiling chains, and greasing folding tow joints.
Illustrates greasing the cross-auger slip.
Provides suggested settings for the start of harvest, emphasizing head angle and speed for optimal performance.
Explains how to measure and set the corn head angle for normal and down corn operation.
Details the importance of head speed, recommended ranges, and how to calculate correct feeder house speed.
Guides on positioning snouts correctly to prevent folding under the corn head when encountering obstacles.
Explains how to check and adjust deck plate gap using the ST-8 tool for proper feeding.
Describes how to check deck plate tension by observing adjusting bolts relative to cover plate lines.
Details the method for checking gathering chain tension and the acceptable range of travel for the tensioning fork.
Provides information on evaluating wear parts and recommends using original OLIMAC parts to maintain warranty.
Explains when to replace stalk roller knives based on visible wear and advises against flipping them.
Specifies that gathering chains should be replaced at 3% stretch, measured by exposed tensioner tube length.
Describes wear on deck plates, particularly on the vertical edge, and when they should be replaced.
Highlights performance parts and accessories for different conditions, focusing on snout wear points and gathering chains.
Compares standard and aggressive snout wear points, detailing their profiles and recommended uses.
Provides a flowchart to diagnose and resolve issues causing excessive trash, including checking deck plate gap, head speed, and head angle.
Offers solutions for feeding problems, such as checking feeder speed, drum position, combine settings, and head angle.
Addresses high power consumption and poor chop quality, suggesting adjustments to head angle, feeder speed, and chopper knives.
A section for general notes and remarks not covered in other specific topics.
Provides information on accessing service videos via mobile phone at Dragotec.com/service-video for corn head maintenance.
Details how to access the Drago GT Library for service videos on initial setup, maintenance, and adjustments.
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