BALTIMATIC 2 Rotor Haytedder Instruction Manual
- September 17, 2024
- BALTIMATIC
Table of Contents
2 Rotor Haytedder
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Specifications
- Model: Hay Tedder
- PTO Rotation: 540 rpm
- Maximum Slope: 12 degrees
Product Information
The Hay Tedder is a machine designed for agricultural use to
spread and aerate hay for drying purposes. It is equipped with
safety features to ensure operator and bystander protection during
operation.
Product Usage Instructions
Safety and Warnings
Before operating the Hay Tedder, familiarize yourself with the
safety guidelines:
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Ensure the support leg of the frame is not removed.
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Check all bolted connections before starting work.
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Always operate with the necessary shields in place.
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Avoid working near people or animals.
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Follow speed and slope limitations specified.
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Disconnect power and lift the tedder before turning or driving
backwards. -
Avoid driving backwards when the machine is in operation.
Maintenance
Maintaining the Hay Tedder is crucial for optimal performance.
Follow these maintenance steps:
- Regularly grease moving parts as per instructions.
- Perform post-season maintenance to ensure longevity.
- Properly mount V-belts for efficient operation.
Storage and Transportation
When storing or transporting the Hay Tedder:
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Ensure proper connection with the tractor before
transport. -
Securely lift the machine to the transporting level.
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Store in a dry and covered area to prevent damage.
Pull Type Attachment
If using a pull-type attachment, refer to the specific
guidelines provided in the manual for correct attachment and
usage.
FAQ
Q: What should I do if I notice a label is unreadable on the
machine?
A: If any labels on the machine are unreadable, they should be
replaced promptly. Contact the distributor/producer for new labels
at no charge.
Q: Can the Hay Tedder be operated on slopes?
A: The maximum allowed slope for operation with the Hay Tedder
is 12 degrees. Ensure you adhere to this limitation for safe
operation.
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BALTIMATIC® 2 ROTOR HAYTEDDER INSTRUCTION & PARTS
OWNERS MANUAL/INSTRUCTION AND
SPARE PARTS CATALOGUE BALTIMATIC® HAY TEDDER
1. INTRODUCTION…………………………………….2
2. APPLICATION OF HAY TEDDE R…………………………2
3. SAFETY AND WARNINGS
3.1
general safety rules……………………………2
3.2
labels………………………………………..4
4. INFORMATION REGARDING OPERATION OF TEDDER
4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.9 4.10
General information………………………. ……5 Construction and operation of tedder……………..5 Technical parameters……………………………6 Equipment……………………………………..7 Preparation of tractor for work with tedder……….7 Preparation of tedder for wo rking………………..7 Mounting hay tedder to tractor…………………..8 Adjustment and regulation of tedder………………9 Operation of tedder…………………………….9 Transportation………………………………..10
5. TECHNICA L SECTION
5.1
Maintaining hay tedder in good condition…………10
5.2
Post season maintenance………………………..10
5.3
Greasing instructions………………………….11
5.4
Mounting V -belt……………………………….11
6. STORAGE OF HAY TEDDER.. ………………………….12
7. PULL TYPE ATTACHMENT…………………………….13
Page 2.
1. INTRODUCTION Delivered together with BALTIMATIC®tedder, is owner’s manual
and spare part catalogue. This booklet gives the basic information about
construction, operation and regulation of tedder. Owner’s manual is an
integrated part of the machine and should be given to operator. Carefully use
of instruction will ensure long-term, non-problematic use of
BALTIMATIC®tedder. In owners manual is used warning symbols to emphasize the
importance of information.
This symbol indicate important information regarding safety matters. If you
see this symbol be aware of danger and read carefully the relevant information
and if necessary pass this information on to operator. Disregarding
precautions marked with this symbol can cause danger for the operator and
other persons. Always follow these precautions.
BALTIMATIC®Tedder has serial plate situated in front of machine. On that plate
is written basic information identifying the machine.
Used in owners manual:
“Left” means left side in driving direction
” Right” means right side in driving direction
2. APPLICATION OF BALTIMATIC® HAY TEDDER Machine is designed only for
agricultural fieldwork. To use BALTIMATIC®tedder for other applications is not
allowed. BALTIMATIC®Tedder should be operated, serviced and repaired only by
persons knowledgeable about safety rules for work with and on such machines.
Modification and changes to the tedder made by operator is not allowed.
BALTIMATIC®Hay Tedder is designed for tedding hay and straw. Slightly dried
fresh grass in order to accelerate drying process. BALTIMATIC®Hay tedder will
spread cut hay / straw equally thereby increasing the drying process of
hay/straw.
3. SAFETY AND WARNINGS 3.1. Overall security regulations
ATTENTION / CAUTION In order to avoid danger before work with
BALTIMATIC®tedder read carefully owners manual and respect the rules specified
there:
Page 3.
Securing of BALTIMATIC®hay tedder lift pins to tractors lift arms should be done only by using typical safety parts like linch pins.
Support leg of frame is an integral part of machine. It is not allowed to remove support leg.
*Check always before work with BALTIMATIC®tedder position of support wheels. Check always before parking of teder the position of support wheels and support leg.
- BALTIMATIC®Hay tedder should be lifted up smoothly, without rapid move.
*Transport of machine can start after the correct connection of machine with tractor and lifting up to transporting level. - BALTIMATIC®Hay Tedder transported on hitch system of tractor on public roads must be equipped with warning lights and triangle plates relevant to local regulations.
Every time before work of machine, check the conditions of bolted connections of spring fingers to the arm and arms to disc of belt pulley.
During work of BALTIMATIC®Tedder it should not be over weighted by additional weight.
It is not allowed work w/o shield for PTO shaft and rotor barriers
Ensure that no one person or animals are near machine during work. - Maximum allowed PTO rotation is 540 rpm
Always prior making left/right turns and prior driving backwards disconnect PTO power and lift up tedder.
It is not allowed driving backwards when machine is in working position
Maximum allowed slope during work with tedder is 12 degree
Tractor working with BALTIMATIC®Tedder must be equipped with standard front weights
Removing of materials and objects from the machine must only be done when tractor engine is turned off and when machine is lowered to the ground.
Special attentions when BALTIMATIC®tedder is mounted to tractor should be observed during turning, during transport and when driving backwards.
Page 4. *Storing of BALTIMATIC®Hay Tedder should take place on level and stable surface sheltered. PTO shaft after disconnection from tractor should stay on machine.
*Dismounting of BALTIMATIC®Hay Tedder from tractor can be done only after tractor engine is stopped and key is taken out.
FAILURE IN FOLLOWING ABOVE RULES CAN CREATE INJURY OF PEOPLE, DAMAGING OF TEDDER AND OTHERS. THE ENDUSER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INJURIES IF RULES ARE NOT RESPECTED.
3.2 Safety signs and labels
In table 1 is specified markings/labels situated on machine and their meaning.
Labels should be kept in condition that information all time is readable and not is lost.
None readable labels should be replaced by new ones.
New labels can be supplied no charge by request to distributor/producer.
Label
Meaning
Location on machine
ATTENTION
W arning against
ROTATING ELEMENTS rotating elements
book.
On left side of main frame
Prior work with machine. Please read instruction book.
Rear part of main frame.
Turn off tractor engine and
remove key PRIOR
On right side of main
making
frame.
repair or maintenance
work on the haytedder
Throwing elements. Keep safe distance from machine
On rear frame next to left side rotor
Throwing elements. Keep safe distance from machine
On rear frame next to right side rotor
Awareness of support in
– working position – parking position
On frame above support
Left
On left belt pulley
direction of rotation
Right
On right belt pulley
direction of rotation
L
R
Left Right
On left and right support wheels
Information about PTO On shield for input shaft
shaft. Direction and speed for PTO shaft.
of rotation
.
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4 INFORMATION REGARDING OPERATION OF BALTIMATIC®TEDDER 4.1. General
information BALTIMATIC®Hay Tedder with two rotors is a 3 point hitched machine
adjusted for work at slopes no more than 12 degree and working with tractor
class 0.6 and higher. Tractor should be equipped with standard front weights.
For driving of BALTIMATIC®Tedder should be used standard PTO shaft with 1 3/8′
spline in both ends. 130 NM transferring power 8KW.
4.2. Construction and work of BALTIMATIC®Hay Tedder It is a 3 point hitched
machine, getting power from PTO shaft. The layout of 3 point hitched points is
acc. To norm ISO 730-1 & AC1: 1996. BALTIMATIC®Hay tedder is built from frame
(1) to which are fixed working assemblies/components. Working components are
rotating elements (2) to which are fixed arms (3) with doubled spring fingers
(4). The power for rotating elements is coming via PTO shaft, pulleys and
V-belts. Belt pulley with spring fingers rotate in opposite direction. Spring
fingers touch the cut grass / straw – turning it. Support wheels (5) are
following the ground to ensure even ground clearance for spring fingers. To
the frame of machine are bolted safety barriers (8) preventing access to
rotating working elements. To barriers are welded clamps (9) for fixing
lights-warning plates (10) and triangle plate (11) (ACC. TO NOMR PN-93/r-36154
BALTIMATIC®HAY TEDDER WITH TWO ROTATING ELEMENTS 1. 1-HITCHED FRAME,
2-ROTATING ELEMENT, 3-ARM, 4-SPRING FINGER 5-SUPPORT WHEEL, 6-SUPPORT, 7-PTO
SHIELDS, 8-SAFETY BARIERE
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Page 6.
DRAWING 2. SCHEMA OF DRIVE OF BALTIMATIC®TEDDER
A/ OVERALL VIEW FROM FRONT
4.3Technical characteristic
B/VIEW FROM THE TOP
1 PTO SHAFT 2 INPUT SHAFT TO
POWER PULLEY
3 POWER PULLEY 4 V-BELT 5 LEFT PULLEY 6 RIGHT PULLEY 7 TIGHTENER
PULLEY
TECHNICAL DATA FOR 2 -ROTORHAYTEDDER
DIMENSIONS
WEIGHT POWER REQUIRMENT
US
Length
mm inch
Width
mm inch
working width mm inch
Height
Mm Inch
kgs lbs kW kW
1460
2610 2700 1200
US
57½” 102,75″ 106 1/3″ 47 ¼”
120 8-10
264 08- 10
TRACTOR REQUIREMENT ROTOR SPECIFICATIONS
Class Power
kW kW
Axle spacing mm inch Diam rotors mm inch
Min. 0.6 23-33 23-33
1350 1260
53 1/6″ 49 1/2″
GROUND CLEARANCE TRANSPORT
mm inch
min 300 Min 12″
NUMBER OF GREASING POINTS ROTOR REVOLUTIONS
pcs. pcs.
rpm rpm
.
4
4
340
340
MAXIMUM TRANSPORT SPEED
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km/h
US
miles/h
US
9.2
6
WORKING SPEED
km/h miles/h
6 – 12
4 – 8
SUPPORT WHEEL SYSTEM Number of wheels spacing of wheels Dimensions diam Dimensions width
pcs.
pcs.
mm
inch
mm
inch
mm
inch
2 1400 380 160
2 55 1/6″
15″ 6 1/3″
POWER TAKE OF SHAFT PTO Power size Nominal transmission of power Lenght Yoke ends Revolution
Nm kW mm splined rpm
Nm kW inch splined rpm
210
210
12
12
460
18 1/6″
6
6
540
540
4.4 Equipment With BALTIMATIC®Hay Tedder should be supplied owners manual with
instructions and sparepart catalogue.
4.5 Preparation of tractor to work with BALTIMATIC®hay tedder Preparation of
tractor to work with BALTIMATIC®Hay Tedder should be made in accordance to
general instruction in owners manual for the tractor. Lift arm pins on the
tractor should be adjusted to same height as the lift arm pins on the tedder.
That will make it easier to mount BALTIMATIC®tedder to tractor.
4.6Preparation of machine for work Check BALTIMATIC® tedder that it is in correct technical condition. – Check bolt connections of springs to arms – Check bolt connections of arms to belt pulley – Check springs for wear and broken springs In case of worn or damaged springs these must be replaced – Check condition of V-belt, if damaged or worn-out it should be Replaced with a new one. – Check the tension of V-Belt. Belt must not be loose. If regulation of tension is necesserary it can be done by nut (3) on drawing 3. The slack of the V-belt between belt pulley and tightnere should be approx 6′ when a force of 110 lbs is applied to the V-belt. – Checking if support wheels are turning slightly, without stopping – Mount PTO shaft on machine.
Remember every time before work, to check technical condition of spring
fingers, bolt connections of springs to arms and bolt connections of arms to
belt pulley.
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Page 8.
Drawing 3. Regulation of tightening of belt: 1/tightening bolt, 2/tightener, 3/regulation nut, 4/V-belt
.
4.7Mounting BALTIMATIC®Hay Tedder to tractor Mounting of BALTIMATIC®Hay Tedder
to tractor should be done in following steps: Disassembled draw bar from lower
lift arms. Drive tractor close to frame of Hay Tedder Stop tractor, use hand
brake, turn off -tractor engine and take out tractor key. Mount top link to
top of 3 point hitch on tedder and secure by using linch pins. Lift up lift
arm supports of frame on tedder mount these to lift arms on tractor and
secure by linch pins. Tighten side chains of lower lift arms on the tractor.
Mount PTO shaft to BALTIMATIC®Hay tedder and to tractor. ( Tractor side on
shaft is outside pipe, Tedder side on shaft is inside pipe). Secure chains of
shield of PTO shaft to shield of machine shaft and tractor.
ATTENTION it is prohibited to mount hay tedder to tractor at the same time
tractor us running. Turn off tractor and remove key prior connecting
BALTIMATIC®hay tedder to tractor.
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4.8 ADJUSTMENT OF BALTIMATIC®TEDDER Before operation and working with
BALTIMATIC®tedder it is necessary to make proper adjustments of the tedder.
Correct adjustments of spring fingers and adjustments of working angel of the
rotors.The control of correct adjustment of spring fingers should be done at
the same time when damaged spring fingers are replaced or tightened. In order
to adjust finger correctly it is necessary to use 90 degree angel bar (pos. 1
on draw. 4) In order to make regulation please make loose on fixing bolt (4 on
drawing 4) Put angel bar on rotor arm acc. to drawing 4. Distance from end of
spring finger to the range of angle bar should be from 1½” 4″ (40 up to
100mm). Fingers should be adjusted equally on all arms of both rotors.
Drawing 4.
Correct adjustment of spring fingers:
1 angel bar 2 rotor arm 3 spring washer 4 nut bolt 5 spring finger
In order to achieve the proper working angel of rotors from the ground, it is
necessary to adjust toplink on tractor whereby the front spring fingers on the
rotors will be situated
1 / 4″ 1 / 3″ (4 10) mm over the ground.
4.9 operation of BALTIMATIC® hay tedder Newly cut grass is after been cut
laying on the ground on the field sometimes in a windrow. In the drying
process the grass is tedded 3-4 times during a day. Tedding should be done
during weather condition where the humidity is low. Frequent tedding enables
the grass to dry quicker. BALTIMATIC®Hay Tedder should enter the windrow of
grass only when full RPM of the working rotors is achieved (rotation speed of
tractor shaft 540 rpm). During work it is recommended to find level of RPM on
engine which will give speed in range of 612 km/h and which will give RPM of
engine which refers to nominal rotation of PTO shaft. Speed should be selected
dependly on land condition and the quantity of grass/straw in the windrow. All
material, which makes the machine to clough, should be removed when Hay Tedder
is in lower position (on ground) and engine of tractor is OFF
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Before start, be sure that no one is near or around the machine & tractor.
During work do not allow people to be close to machine. All service and repair
work should be done only when BALTIMATIC®Tedder is in lower position on the
ground and and the engine of tractor is OFF.
ATTENTION: It is not allowed to drive backward with tractor during work, when
machine is in working position. BALTIMATIC® Tedder should be lifted smoothly
without rapid moves.
4.10 Transport Hitched Hay tedder with two rotors when transported on public
roads should be equipped with warning lights and triangle warning plates
relevant to local regulations. During transport, BALTIMATIC®Hay Tedder should
be lifted up, to position ensuring required ground clearance. When making
turns on the road keep attention to on the length of the vehicle (tractor and
hay tedder). It is not allowed to have any persons riding on the hay tedder
during transport.
5. TECHNICAL SECTION
5.1 Maintaining BALTIMATIC®hay tedder in good condition In order to keep hay
tedder in good condition every time after work is finished, the BALTIMATIC®
Hay tedder should be cleaned from the rest of plants. All bolts / nuts should
be checked for not being missing or loose. All moving parts should be checked.
Parts being damaged or being worn out should be renovated or replaced with new
parts.
5.2 Post – seasonal service. When season is finished, BALTIMATIC®Hay tedder
should be carefully cleaned. Worn or damaged working elements should be
replaced and all loose bolts/nuts should be tightened. Tightener for V-belt
should loosen. BALTIMATIC®Tedder should be greased acc. To greasing
instruction. Places where paint is removed/ damaged should be cleaned and
covered by new paint.
.
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6. Storage of BALTIMATIC®Hay Tedder Hay tedder should be stored under roof on
level, solid ground. The PTO input shaft on the tedder and bolt on belt
tightener should be covered with solid grease. In case machine is stored long
time outside, conservation/preservation of these elements should be repeated
during the storage period in case the protective grease coating is wearing
off. BALTIMATIC® Hay Tedder should be stored in place where there is no danger
for any persons.
Page 13 7. PULLTYPEATTACHMENT FOR BALTIMATIC ® HAYTEDDER Pulltype attachment
enables user to convert 3 point hitch haytedder to a pull type version tedder.
IMPORTANT: Wheel adjustment. The wheels on haytedder in 3 point hitch version
is unlocked and should be able to swivel freely. The wheels on haytedder in
pull type version MUST be fixed and locked. On wheel holder bolt for locking
the wheels must be tightened.
Page 14 FRAME WITH TIGHTENER
Pos. No.
Part
Complete frame
1 Frame
2 Support
3 Pin for support
4 Hair pin
5 Tightener for V-belt
6 Tensioner bolt
7 Nut M12
8 Washer 13
9 Belt pulley
10 Circlip z 20
11 Bearing 62052RS
12 V-belt CS5000
Part
pcs.
8245-525-001-001
8 8245-525-001-002
1
8245-525-001-005
2
8245-525-001-004
2
BN-81/1902-04
2
8245-525-001-007
1
8245-525-001-006
1
PN-86/M-82144
2
PN-76/M-82005
2
8245-525-001-001
1
PN-81/M-85111
1
PN-85/M-86100
1
PN-86/M-85200/86
1
.
Pos. No.
Part Description
Part number
pcs.
1
Axle for rotor
8245-525-002-002
2
2
Belt pulley for rotor
8245-525-002-003
2
3
Rotor arm
8245-525-002-004
10
4
Spring finger
8245-525-002-005
10
5
Bolt M 12×45
PN-85/M-82105
10
6
Washer 13
PN-75/M-82005
30
7
Nut M 12
PN-86/M-82144
30
8
Mounting plate
8245-525-002-006
10
9
Bolt M 12×30
PN-85/M-82105
20
10 Wheel holder – left
8245-525-003-002
1
10 Wheel holder – right
8245-525-003-003
1
11 Grease zerk M 10
PN-76/M-86002
2
12 Bolt M 16×35
PN-85/M-82105
4
13 Washer
8245-525-002-007
4
14 Springwasher 16.5
PN-77/M-82008
4
15 Plate
8245-525-002-008
2
16 Ball bearing 60072RS
PN-79/M-86100
4
PAGE 16 SUPPORT WHEEL
Pos.
1 2 3 4 5 6
Part
Left wheelholder Right wheelholder Rubber wheel Axle for wheel Greasing zerk M
10 Bolt M10 x 25
Part
8245-525-003-002 8245-525-003-003 8245-525-003-004 8245-525-003-005
PN-76/M-86002 PN-85/M-82105
pcs.
1 1 2 2 4 2
Page 17 DRIVE SHAFT
Pos. No.
Part Description
1 Bushing 2 Input shaft 3 Belt pulley 4 Ball Bearing 60072RS 5 Bolt M 10 x 30 6 Nut M 10 7 Spring washer 10.2 8 Nut M 20 9 Spring washer 20.5 10 Prism key B7x8x26 11 PTO cover
Part number
pcs.
8245-525-004-002
1
8245-525-004-003
1
8245-525-004-004
1
PN-79/M-86100
2
PN-85/M-82105
6
PN-86/M-82144
6
PN-77/M-82008
6
PN-86/M-82144
1
PN-77/M-82008
1
PN-70/M-85005
1
21902
1
H
Page 18
SCREEN FOR RIGHT ROTOR
Pos. No.
Part Description
1 Screen for Right rotor 2 Washer 10.2 3 Nut M 10 4 Bolt M 10 x 20
Part number
pcs.
8245-525-005-001
1
PN-78/M-82005
6
PN-86/M-82144
4
PN-85/M-82105
2
Page 19 SCREENFOR LEFT ROTOR
Pos. No.
Part Description
1 Screen for Left rotor 2 Washer 10.2 3 Nut M 10 4 Bolt M 10 x 20
Part number
pcs.
8245-525-005-002
1
PN-78/M-82005
6
PN-86/M-82144
5
PN-85/M-82105
2
Page 20 PULL TYPE ATTACHMENT
Pos.
1 2 3 4 5
Part
Frame Clevis Support Toplink Pin w/lynchpin for toplink
Part
8245-525-007-001 8245-525-007-002 8245-525-001-005 8245-525-007-003
8245-525-007-004
pcs.
1 1 1 1 2
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