CLAAS Quadant 2200 / 2200RC Combine Harvester Service & Repair Manual (P/N C4085-91017)

• Official 414-page CLAAS OEM publication C4085-91017 (dated 2000) detailing the 011000000 serial number build-run.
• Features 102 figure-referenced component diagrams and exploded technical illustrations for accurate parts identification.
• Delivers critical, factory-level data on gearbox assembly and drive system maintenance schedules typically omitted from standard operator guides.

Drivetrain and Transmission Overhaul

When you have a baler torn down in the shop, guesswork costs time. This manual acts as your primary reference for major internal teardowns, specifically outlining the factory breakdown for the primary transmission, friction clutch assemblies, rotor feed rake drive, and knotter drive systems.

Because servicing high-torque agricultural equipment involves massive kinetic energy and heavy components, always verify lifting points and relieve system pressure before breaking open main transmission housings to prevent severe injury or equipment damage. The reference provides the exact shop procedures needed for proper taper roller bearing fitting, precise gear shaft positioning, and shaft seal replacements. It also calls out the correct oil types for individual gearboxes, approved threadlocker grades, and the specialized pullers and installation tools required to seat bearings to factory standards.

Technical Specifications and Fluid Capacities

Having the hard specs on hand is what gets the machine out of the shop and back in the field. This guide maps out specific mechanical tolerances and fluid volumes, documenting the primary gearbox capacity at exactly 24.0 liters of SAE 90 oil.

Rebuilding these mechanical components requires strict adherence to OEM torque sequences. For instance, the text specifies 110 Nm for grade 10.9 M12 cylinder head bolts and a strict 440+147 Nm torque for M45 x 2 hydraulic connections. You will also find vital thermal baselines, confirming that the coolant system thresholds for high-temperature harvesting environments allow for a maximum ambient limit of 50 °C.