Kemper 360 - Adjust Play on Tilt Frame

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Attaching to a CLAAS Forage Harvester

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Adjust Play on Tilt Frame

For the tilt frame to operate properly, always maintain a

play (X) of 3 mm (0.12 in.).

IMPORTANT: To avoid damage to the tilt frame,

do not overtighten nut (A)!

A—Nut

X—3 mm (0.12 in.)

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Table of Contents3
Predelivery Inspection7
Predelivery Checklist7
Delivery Checklist7
Checklist for the First Harvest Season8
Identification View9
Identification Views9
Safety11
Safety Decals19
Pictorial Safety Signs19
Operator's Manual19
Repair and Maintenance19
Rotary Harvesting Unit20
Rotating Blade20
Folding Area-345, 360 and 375 Only21
Rotating Drums21
Hydraulic System-345, 360 and 375 Only22
Hanging Points22
Prepare the Rotary Harvesting Unit for Haulage (Models 345 and 360)23
Install the Transport Pallet (Model 375 Only)23
Loading with a Crane24
Preparation of the Rotary Harvesting Unit25
Unpacking25
Remove Tensioner Strap25
And 360)25
Remove Transport Pallet (Model 375 Only)25
Adapt Feed Plates to Feed Passage25
Attaching to a CLAAS Forage Harvester26
Compatibility Chart (CLAAS Forage Harvesters)26
Channel Width Adjustment27
Improved Channel Width Adjustment27
Adjust Rotary Harvesting Unit Tilt28
Adjust Play on Tilt Frame29
Attaching to CLAAS Forage Harvesters30
Connect Hydraulic Hoses32
Connect the Drive (Forage Harvester Types 491 and 492)32
Connect the Drive (Forage Harvester Types 493 and 494)32
Replace CLAAS Tray with KEMPER Tray38
Attaching to NEW HOLLAND and CASE Forage Harvesters39
Prior to Attaching39
- Forage Harvesters)39
- Harvesters)39
Install Mounting Rail40
Install Front Jackstand40
Channel Width Adjustment41
Improved Channel Width Adjustment42
Attaching to NEW HOLLAND and CASE Forage Harvesters43
Lock Jackstands44
Connect Drive Shaft44
Install U.J. Shaft Shields on Forage Harvester45
Attaching to a KRONE Forage Harvester46
Compatibility Chart46
Channel Width Adjustment46
Install Front Jackstand47
Attaching to KRONE Forage Harvesters48
Connect Hydraulic Hoses49
Connect Drive Shaft49
Detaching the Rotary Harvesting Unit50
Install Front Jackstand (Except on Rotary Harvesting Units for CLAAS Forage Harvesters)50
Detach Rotary Harvesting Unit50
Transport51
Driving on Public Roads51
Close Safety Relief Valve (Rotary Harvesting Units for CLAAS Forage Harvesters Only)51
Accident Prevention51
Locking/Unlocking Tilt Frame52
Operation of the Rotary Harvesting Unit53
Harvesting Unit Method of Operation53
Harvesting Unit Method of Operation-Higher Yields through Narrow Corn Row Spacing54
Operating the Harvesting Unit-General Use54
Corn Harvesting Normal Harvesting Conditions54
Corn Harvesting down Crop55
Harvesting Shortstemmed Corn56
Whole Crop Silage56
Technical Retrofitting to Wholecrop Silage (WCS) Harvest58
Harvesting Crop with very Close or Wide Row Spacing (345, 360 and 375)63
Lengthofcut Adjustment with CLAAS Forage Harvester64
Length of Cut and Drum Speeds with CLAAS Forage Harvester 86088064
Length of Cut and Drum Speeds with CLAAS Forage Harvester 83090065
Length of Cut and Drum Speeds with CLAAS Forage Harvester 93098072
Lengthofcut Adjustment with NEW HOLLAND and CASE Forage Harvester74
Length of Cut and Drum Speeds with NEW HOLLAND and CASE Forage Harvester76
Length of Cut and Drum Speeds with KRONE Forage Harvester77
Adjusting Harvesting Unit Lateral Float (Optional on 345 and 360, Standard77
Adjusting the Feed Bars (330, 345 and 360)78
Adjusting the Feed Bars (375 up to Construction Year 2009)79
Adjusting the Feed Bars (375 from Construction Year 2010)80
Adjusting the Large Dividers81
Steering Assistance (Option)82
Accessories84
Special Kit for Row Guidance (Steering Assistance)84
Automatic Height Control Kit84
Special Kit for Wholecrop Silage84
Special Kit for Crops with very Close or Wide Row Spacing (345, 360 and 375)84
Special Kit for Quality of Cut84
Troubleshooting85
Correction of Defects on the Rotary Harvesting Unit85
Lubrication and Maintenance86
Service Intervals86
Transmission Oil86
General View of Drives and Oil Levels in the Rotary Harvesting Unit (Part 1)87
General View of Drives and Oil Levels in the Rotary Harvesting Unit (Part 2)88
Overview of Oil Levels in Input Transmission89
Checking Oil Level and Changing Oil90
Lubricants90
Coolant for Main Drive Friction Clutch90
Alternative and Synthetic Lubricants91
Mixing Lubricants91
Lubricant Storage91
Every 10 Hours U.J. Shaft91
Every 10 Hours Rotating Crop Divider92
Every 10 Hours Lower Rolls of Tilt Frame (if Equipped, Standard on Model 375)92
Every 50 Hours Lower Axle Pin of Hydraulic Cylinder and Frame Hinge Clutch92
Every 50 Hours Hinges of Outer Sections93
Once Every Year Radialpin Clutch of Gathering Drum93
Once Every Year Upper Rolls of Tilt Frame (if Equipped, Standard on Model 375)93
Every 3 Years Change Coolant of Main Drive Friction Clutch (if Equipped, Standard on Model 375)94
Before Start of Season94
Daily Maintenance (or more Often if Necessary)94
Weekly Service95
End of Season Maintenance95
Service96
Metric Bolt and Screw Torque Values96
Removal of Slip Clutch98
Disassemble Slip Clutch100
Main Drive Friction Clutches101
And 360)101
Gathering, Cross Feed and Feed Drum Radialpin Clutches102
Feeding and Cutting Area103
Crop Feed Area106
Drive for Downcrop Auger107
Storage108
Storage at End of Harvesting Season108
Removing Harvesting Unit from Storage108
Specifications109
330 Rotary Harvesting Unit109
375 Rotary Harvesting Unit110
Declaration of Conformity111
EC Declaration of Conformity112
Rotary Harvesting Unit Serial Number Plate (up to Year of Manufacture 2009)113
Rotary Harvesting Unit Serial Number Plate (from Year of Manufacture 2010)113
Serial Number113

Kemper 360 - Adjust Play on Tilt Frame

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