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C9000 Series

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Max Power

381 Hp / 284.1 Kw

Displacement

7700 cm3

Grain Tank

10500 LT

EXTRAORDINARY VERSATILITY

Embodying DEUTZ-FAHR's many years of experience in harvesting and its ongoing commitment to developing new technologies, processes and machinery, the C9000 Series consists of four models: C9205 TS, C9205 TS B, C9206 TS and C9206 TS B. These machines combine outstanding productivity with extraordinary versatility (for large area applications), an elegant design and incredible functionality, for unparalleled harvesting performance with all types of crop. With powerful engines, superlative fuel consumption and unbeatably low running costs and simple maintenance, the C9000 Series is truly remarkable.

Cutting bar
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The high performance cutter bars (in standard widths from 4.80 m to 9.00 m, and with variable width from 5 to 9 m) have a monolithic structure for superior weight distribution and stability, maximising durability and performance irrespective of cutting width. The large diameter feeder auger with broad spirals and helically distributed auger fingers ensures continuous feed and product transfer. Schumacher Easy Cut II cutting system: The Schumacher Easy Cut II high performance TANDEM cutting system consists of a blade with individually bolted sections. The cutter blades are arranged in an alternating configuration for clean, quiet operation and minimised wear. If necessary, blade guide rollers are also available, which keep the blade pressed in the optimum cutting position and considerably reduce vibration and blade wear. The dual blade carrier tines (with screw-mounted upper and lower sections) are extremely sturdy and closely spaced to prevent the risk of foreign objects passing through and damaging the blades. The planetary gear transmission is an extraordinarily effective solution allowing very high cutting rates (1,220 cuts/minute) and maintains a perfectly straight blade alignment for superior mechanical efficiency, optimised power transmission and low maintenance costs. AutoControl: An electronic cutter bar control system, which keeps the cutter bar uniformly aligned in all terrain and crop conditions. The Autocontrol system uses sensors on large metal fingers to automatically follow the terrain and maintain the settings made by the operator. The operator settings for automatic lateral cutter bar adjustment, cutting height and ground pressure are managed and maintained by the electronic control unit of the combine harvester, maximising comfort and performance and cutting job times. The system also automatically damps cutter bar oscillation during transport to protect the mechanical components of the combine harvester. Proportional pick-up reel: The proportional pick-up reel is equipped with six bars, each carrying a set of extremely resilient and flexible plastic teeth, which are easily replaceable and settable at an adjustable angle. The pick-up reel is mounted on arms sliding on Teflon guides (for quick, precise hydraulic adjustment of tooth inclination), and is adjustable in position horizontally or vertically relative to the cab, to cater ideally for different harvesting conditions. The pick-up reel may be synchronised with ground speed. Once the driver initially sets both the ground and pick-up reel speeds, when the ground speed of the combine harvester is subsequently increased or decreased, the pick-up reel speed is automatically adjusted to maintain the same proportion between the two parameters. Special kits: Two special kits for installation on the cutter bars are available for harvesting sunflower seeds and rapeseed. The sunflower seed kit consists of special extensions used simultaneously together with a smooth cylinder (installed in front of the feeder auger) and a toothed roller (mounted under the cutter bar instead of the pick-up reel, which is removed) to harvest the crop efficiently and quickly. The kit for rapeseed differs from the sunflower seed kit as it also includes an extension for the table and a vertical cutter blade on the right hand side of the hydraulic transmission (or with a blade on the left hand side, as an option).

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Feed channel
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The feeder channel has alternating rasp bars fastened to three chains. The carrier shafts are fitted with toothed guides to prevent slippage between chain links, to ensure continuous feed to the machine and prevent overload. The feeder channel has a large aperture facilitating access to the interior of the channel itself for maintenance. Extra Feeding feeder system: The feeder channel of the new C9000 Series implements the innovative “Extra Feeding” system: this channel is longer than standard channels to allow for the use of large cutter bars. The feed roller feeds the machine continuously and uniformly, significantly increasing productivity and drastically reducing power demand and fuel consumption. And as it operates continuously, the system prevents the risk of feeder channel and threshing system overload, significantly reducing maintenance. Hydraulic feeder channel inversion: The hydraulic inversion system plays an extremely important role, as it allows the direction of the feeder channel and bar may be inverted to prevent the risk of feed system overload. Cutting angle adjustment: In the standard configuration, the cutting angle on C9000 Series models is adjusted with mechanical tie-rods on both sides. If necessary, an electrohydraulic cutting angle system is available as an option, which optimises cutter bar position in relation to terrain conditions to significantly increase harvesting efficiency.

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Thresing or separation
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DEUTZ-FAHR has developed a state of the art threshing system for the C9000 Series of combine harvesters. This is a robust, reliable and highly productive threshing system that handles the crop delicately during grain separation, to ensure extraordinary levels of crop quality. The system already achieves a high degree of gain separation between the threshing drum and the concave to reduce the workload on the straw walkers, increase productivity and handle the straw more delicately. Maxi Crop: The C9000 Series is equipped with the extraordinary “Maxi crop” system, which significantly increases the versatility of the machine and maximises threshing efficiency even in the most challenging conditions. The generously sized threshing drum (600 mm in diameter, 1.52 m in width) has eight rasp bars (screw-mounted for easy replacement) for an extremely effective threshing action. Crop enters the threshing drum horizontally for uniform, blockage-free feed; while the synchronised straw beater situated behind the threshing drum has an additional grille for an even larger separation area and more effective spreading of the crop over the surface of the straw walkers. The exclusive Maxi Crop system lets the driver select five different positions for the Turbo-separator (with ten toothed rasp bars) electronically from the cab, with a drum excursion from 25 mm (most closed position for maximum separation action) to 65 mm (minimised straw damage). Multi-segment concave: The concave also has fifteen rasp bars arranged with a pitch of 121 degrees, for superlative threshing and separation efficiency. The input and output distances between the concave and the threshing drum at the front and rear are independently adjustable by electric actuators controlled by the Commander Control system. The multi-segment concave (4 mm wire diameter) has been specifically designed to allow immediate reconfiguration of the combine harvester when needed for different crops: the standard segments are simply removed the segments from the stone guard cavity of the concave and replaced with specific segments for the crop. Thresher drum reduction gear: The threshing drum is equipped with an efficient variable speed transmission making is possible to set the ideal speed for each crop: the speed may be set and electronically maintained within a range from 420 to 1250 rpm, while an automatic variable speed transmission tensioner system protects belts and threshing drum against overloading. For particularly delicate crops, and additional reduction gear unit (easily installable, thanks to the flanged configuration of the threshing drum) is also available to reduce the operating speed range of the threshing drum to a lower 210 - 625 rpm. Straw walkers: The straw walkers have a very large surface area and are particularly long to ensure perfect separation of the grain from the straw; while the first step of the straw walkers is deeper that the others, to slow the flow of crop exiting the threshing system and further improve the efficiency of the first stage of separation. The straw walkers are mounted on special, hermetically sealed bearings, which reduce noise and power loss and increase the lifespan of the shaft and of the straw walkers themselves. And for even greater separation efficiency, the straw walkers may be fitted with specific crests, while the return pan may be specifically configured so that the crop already reaches the grain pan in stratified form.

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Cleaning
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The turbine works in conjunction with the double step system to clean enormous quantities of crop; while the crop is fed back to the grain pan for maximum grain protection without overloading the threshing system. Grain pan The very long grain pan moves with a reciprocating motion to ensure perfect stratification of the chaff and straw. As these two components are lighter than the grain, they are blow away immediately upon contact with the air flow produced by the turbo-ventilator, for more effective cleaning of the finished product. The grain pan is easily removable from the combine harvester, minimising maintenance times and simplifying the operations needed to reconfigure the machine for a different crop. Sieves and ventilation system: The sieves are mechanically operated and adjusted with levers, and are easily removable and fitted with tall separator blades. A system for electric sieve adjustment from the Commander Control is available as an option. Using dual sensors and a control bar extending along the entire length of the threshing tank, the sieve control system monitors the productivity of the combine harvester precisely. A high performance 400 mm diameter tangential flow turbine with 44 vanes ensures a constant air flow. The air flow volume is controlled by deflectors which advance or retard air delivery to the sieve for uniform delivery over the entire length of the tank. DGR: The recovery system ideally redistributes material that has already be treated over the grain pan: a solution that prevents threshing system overload and the risk of grain breakage or increased straw walker grain loss. The DGR uses friction inserts (with interchangeable types for different crops) to exert an additional threshing action on the recovered grain. The recovery rate is monitored continuously and an alarm signal warns of overload conditions.

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Harvest transport
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Grain tank The grain tank of C9000 Series machines has a 9,500 litre capacity and is emptied with an extraordinarily high speed discharging system, with powerful motors capable of discharging the tank effectively while working and without stopping the machine, eliminating time wastage and lost productivity. The level in the tank is observable via a window in the cab, while the threshing quality may be checked via an external grain sampling hatch. An indicator light and an audible warning signal activated by two sensors in the tank inform the driver that the tank is full, and that it is necessary to start the discharge procedure. Discharge pipe The discharge pipe has a capacity of the 90 lt/sec, ensuring the tank is emptied extremely quickly. The 4.5 metre high discharge outlet means that the tank may be emptied even when moving, and allows product to be transferred easily even into large trailers. Measuring 6 metres in length and with a generous 110 degrees of mobility, the discharge pipe means that the combine harvester can work with a large range of cutting widths, and ensures that the operator has a clear view of the discharge outlet at all times. The aperture and closer of the discharge pipe is be controlled easily from the cab via the Commander Control.

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Straw management
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Straw chopper The integrated straw chopper is equipped with a rotor with 48 cutter blades arranged in four rows: This configuration produces an air flow which spreads material uniformly over the entire surface of the cutter bars, and may be adjusted with manually controlled deflectors (electrical adjustment system available as an option). The position of the counter-blade is adjustable to obtain the degree of chopping required, while the system may be set to thresh even very heavy crops by simply changing two pulleys, without requiring additional reduction gears. Chaff spreader Like the straw chopper, the chaff spreader is designed to distribute material over even the broadest cutter bars, for perfect mixing of the chopped material. The transfer pan (which transfers the product to be processed) ensures uniform chaff distribution, while a conveyor with metal chutes directs the chaff to the four-blade rotors. Optimised distribution is ensured by deflectors that are adjustable to cater for different operating conditions.

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Engine hydravlic transmission
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The engine of a combine harvester must not only be powerful enough to meet the performance and functional requisites for the machine itself, but also to operate supplementary equipment and optional implements such as straw choppers, corn cutting heads, stalk cutters etc. It must also ensure an adequate torque reserve to ensure dependable operation even in demanding conditions with no loss in threshing system speed. The new models of the C9000 range reach unparalleled levels of performance with minimal environmental impact. The 7.7 litre Mercedes-Benz OM936 engine produces up to 363 HP (395 HP with Overboost). Putting every ounce of power to work: Power is taken off from both ends of the crankshaft, making it possible to separate hydraulic and mechanical functions, and ensuring a direct transmission system with no power losses. This also means that fewer drive belts are used, and that the belts themselves are more accessible, reducing the running costs for the combine harvester. Low environmental impact: An exhaust aftertreatment system with EGR valve and SCR ensures compliance with EU stage 4 specifications (Tier 4 Final). The EGR and SCR systems (the latter using AdBlue® additive) reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions. A new self-cleaning filter further improves the quality of the air fed into the engine, for superior efficiency even in very dry and dusty conditions. Four-speed transmission: The four-speed hydrostatic transmission lets the driver maintain the ideal speed for all harvesting conditions. The ideally spaced ratios ensure that there is always plenty of torque on tap to tackle even the most critical traction conditions. Load sensing hydraulic system: C9000 Series machines are equipped with an extraordinary hydraulic system which delivers the ideal flow of hydraulic oil to power all the main control functions while also ensuring superlative precision and smoothness. The pump is built for superior durability and reliability, and is suitably sized to cater for any power demand. The 135 cc displacement Load Sensing system optimises power delivery and consumption. The hydraulic pump is controlled in relation to load, so that oil is delivered at the exact pressure and in the precise quantities necessary for the effective demand.

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Cabin
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The “Commander Cab V” offers a spacious work environment with excellent visibility offering a clear view of the entire cutter bar. Access to the cab is facilitated by a pivoting ladder that folds flush when the machine is moving. Athermic windows, a sun visor and the specially contoured cab roof create a comfortable working space, while the electrically adjustable, telescoping double curvature rear view mirrors contribute significantly to driving safety. The interior trim also plays a part in the excellent comfort of the cab. New colours have been defined for the relaxing soft touch materials, while the headliner finished in elegant but durable fabric also contributes to creating a car-like atmosphere. Other features enhancing the comfort of the cab include the generously sized, self-adjusting air-sprung driver seat with body-hugging forms, and a two-way adjustable steering column, for the most comfortable driving position possible and an unobstructed view of the cutter bar. Last but not least, the steering wheel rim is ideally sized and trimmed with non-slip material to keep the driver in total control in all conditions. Commander control: The CCM module (Combine Control Management),featuring a modern 7'' LED display with both physical and touch screen controls, lets the driver set, manage and monitor every parameter of the combine harvester. This gives the operator total control over the combine harvester, whether in the field, on the road or in the workshop. The performance monitor function keeps a record of machine usage and the work done. The alarm display and memory system, together with the ability to recall pre-defined work configurations, further reduce maintenance and set-up times so that the C9000 is always productive and ready to work. Commander Stick: All the functions of the transmission, the pick-up reel and the cutter bar, and the position and operation of the grain unloading auger, are controllable from the CommanderStick. The ergonomic design of the CommanderStick offers the operator precise, intuitive control over the combine harvester in complete safety, with class beating levels of comfort. Visibility pack: For excellent visibility at night, the machine is equipped with four fixed lamps illuminating the cutter bar plus four directional spotlights (two of which may be replaced with optional LED units to further increase the area illuminated), and with two rear work lights, a spotlight on the grain tank, a spotlight on the discharge pipe and two rotating beacons indicating when the tank is full. As an option, two xenon lights may be installed on the cab roof to increase the illuminated area. The standard lights may be complemented with the “Visibility Pack”, which adds the following elements: two lights for illuminating the rear of the bar, two work lights on the handrails (recommended for harvesting maize), two lateral work lights (recommended for illuminating windrows) and four lateral maintenance lights (two per side) illuminating the entire area subject to regular and unscheduled maintenance.

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