Holder C 9700, C 9700 H, C 9800 H, C 9.72, C 9.72 H Operating Instructions Manual

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Date of Issue: 17.11.2006
Order No.: 145 052
Operating Instructions
C-Trac
C 9700 C 9700 H C 9800 H C 9.72 C 9.72 H C 9.83 H C 9.78 H C 9.88 H
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Foreword
We congratulate you for having chosen a product from HOLDER. W e would lik e you to be ab le to work safely with your tractor and without malfunctions, and therefore we recommend you follow the instructions in this operating manual. You also ensure getting full value from your tractor , save yourself trouble and maintain your warranty. The operating manual provides you with the required information.
Development
Due to the continuous improvements made in the design and equipment of our tractors, deviations between this operating manual and your tractor may be possible. Despite taking all care possible in the creation of this manual, we cannot fully exclude mistakes. Please note that the technical data, illustrations and descriptions contained in this manual are not binding and no legal claims can be made on the basis hereof. This operating and maintenance manual is supplied with each tractor. Keep this in a safe place where it is av ailab le for the driver and owner at any time. If they should get lost, the owner must get a replacement from the manufacturer . The personnel concerned with the operation and maintenance of the tractors must be made acquainted with the operating
and maintenance manual. The owner must ensure that e very operator has received, read and understood this manual. We thank you for reading and observing this manual. In case you still have any questions, suggestions for improvements or discovered mistakes, please contact our customer service.
General Notes on Service
Detach the warranty card, have it filled in by your dealer and send the signed card to us. Have the scheduled services carried out at the proper intervals and have it confirmed with the dealer's stamp and signature in this manual. Please note that warranty can only be claimed if the regular services have been carried out as scheduled. Descriptions and illustrations can be related to special equipment not installed in your tractor .
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Foreword
In case of questions regarding your tractor , please state the following data:
T ractor Model ................................................ eg C 9800 H
Engine Serial Number .................................. eg 00542087
Chassis Serial Number................................. eg 52410101
Date of Sale, or Date of Complaint............. eg 02.01.2003
Operating Hours ............................... eg 500 service hours
Date of Issue and Manual V ersion
November 2006
We wish you safe driving and troublefree working with your HOLDER C-T rac.
Gebrüder Holder GmbH Max-Holder-Straße 1 72555 Metzingen
Phone (Germany) 07123 966 - 0 Fax 07123 966 - 228 E-mail: info@holder-gmbh.com www.holder-gmbh.com
Explanations of T erminology:
DANGER
Indicates procedures which must be observed exactly to prevent danger to the life and limbs of persons.
CAUTION
Indicates procedures which must be observed exactly to prevent personal injuries.
ATTENTION
Indicates procedures which must be observed exactly to prevent damage to and/or destruction of objects and equipment.
NOTE
Indicates technical requirements requiring special attention.
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Foreword
Chapter PageChapter Page
Table of Contents
Maintenance Schedule................................................161
Maintenance Schedule................................................161
Maintenance during the First Period of Operation .......16 5
Maintenance as Required ...........................................167
Maintenance According to Intervals............................173
Maintenance Every 125 Service Hours.......................173
Maintenance Every 500 Service Hours.......................181
Maintenance Every 1000 Service Hours .....................187
Maintenance Every 1500 Service Hours .....................191
Maintenance Every 3000 Service Hours .....................201
Annual Maintenance ...................................................203
Maintenance Every 2 Years .......................................203
Laying Up ...................................................................205
Recommended Fuels and Lubricants..........................207
Alphabetical Index ......................................................217
Foreword ........................................................................ 1
Instructions for the Tractor ............................................ 5
Instructions for Operation .............................................. 7
Technical Data..............................................................15
Description ...................................................................28
Taking into Service.......................................................49
Operation ......................................................................65
Operating the Implements.............................................87
Other Activities...........................................................123
Taking out of Operation ..............................................137
Trailers, Towing ..........................................................139
Transport, Loading, Towing.........................................14 3
Indicators, Adjustments..............................................145
Problems, Cause, Remedy .........................................147
General Remarks on Maintenance..............................153
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Instructions for the Tractor
After the safety test, this tractor has received the operating permit acc. to 74/150/EEC. The tractor conforms to the EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) requirements of directive 89/ 336/EEC. The regulations f or exhaust gas identification and the noise emissions are observed. The tractor must be registered and the license plate must be attached at the front and/or rear if applicable.
Approved Applications
The tractor can be used for towing trailers and for mounting various attachments. The maximum tr ailer load, which must not be exceeded, is stated on the identification plate. The transport of persons is only allowed on the passenger seat. The tractor is designed solely for the customary type of operation in farming and forestry, the upkeep of municipal facilities, including operation in winter . The tractor ma y only be used as intended and described in this operating manual. The intended use also includes the use following the specified maintenance and repair recommendations. The tractor, together with its attachments, may only be used, serviced and repaired by persons familiar with this equipment and have been warned of possible risks. The applicable safety regulations must be strictly observed, along with all other
recognized rules regarding industrial health, safety at work and the highway traffic code.
Site of Operation
The tractor must be used in the open. Its operation on public roads is allowed. When using the public highway, respect the high way code in y our country .
Unintended Applications
Any use not intended as described as above is not authorized. The Supplier HOLDER will not be responsible for any hazard resulting from unintended applications. The Supplier will also not be responsible for any resulting damages, they shall be solely borne by the user . The tractor may not be used for any other purposes than those described in this manual. Do not carry persons on the loading area or on attachments.
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Residual Hazards and Risks
Despite all care being taken and in conformance with standards and regulations, it is not possible to exclude all risks in the handling of the tractor. The tractor and all other system components conform to currently applicable safety regulations . Nev ertheless, a re­sidual risk cannot be excluded even by authorized use of the tractor and observation of all the safety notices given. For this reason, persons standing in the area of the tractor and attachments must ex ercise particular caution in order to be able to be able to react directly in case of a malfunction, an incident, a failure, etc.
CAUTION
All persons standing in the area of the tractor and implements must be advised of the risks which can result from their operation. Furthermore, read and observe the other safety rules and regulations contained in this operating manual.
The risks can include:
- Unexpected movements of the implements and tractor.
- Escape of fuel and lubricants due to leaks, broken lines and reservoirs, etc.
- Risk of accidents when driving, steering and braking due to unfavourable ground conditions such as slopes, icy roads, unevenness or poor visibility, etc.
- Falling, stumbling, etc. when moving on the tractor, particularly when it is wet.
- Fire and explosion hazards due to the battery and electric currents.
- Danger of poisoning through Diesel exhaust gases
- Danger of fire through Diesel fuel and oils
- Human errors due to non-observance of the safety rules.
Note on Disposal of T ractor
Your tractor is made of different materials. Each mater ial should be disposed of/treated/recycled according to diffe­rent regional/national regulations. We recommend contacting a salvage company.
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Driver's license
For the operation of this vehicle you need a driver's license dependent of the maximum speed and the permissible total weight of the vehicle or the combination. See the tables below . Please observe y our national laws.
Driver's license classes (Germany only)
T ractors for farming and f orestry (also with imple­ments)
Maximum Speed (dependent on type)
Maximum Total Weight
Driver's License Class (Minimum Requirements)
Former Driver's License Class
up to 32 km/h
no limitation B, L, T 1, 1a, 1b, 2, 3, 4, 5
over 32 km/h
up to 3.5 tons B
T: 60 km/h, under 18 years only 40 km/h
2, 3
over 3.5 tons to 7.5 tons
C1 T: 60 km/h, under 18 years only 40 km/h
2, 3
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Single-axle Trailers or Tw o-axle T railers with an Axle Base of up to max. 1 m
25
25
25
25
Maximum Total Weight
Driver's License Class (Minimum Requirements)
Former Driver's License Class
up to 750 kg trailer weight B, C1, C, T
L: only with additional sign and maximum tractor speed of 25 km/h (depending on type)
1, 1a, 1b, 2, 3, 4, 5
over 750 kg trailer weight BE, C1E, CE, T
B, C1, C: only up to
3.5 tons adm. total weight of the combination and adm. total weight of trailers
dead weight of tractor;
otherwise:
C1E: only up to 12 tons adm. total weight of combination and adm. total weight of trailer dead weight of tractor; otherwise:
L:
1, 1a, 1b, 2, 3, 4, 5
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Multiple-axle Trailers and Two-axle Trailers with an Axle Base over 1 m
25
25
25
25
25
Maximum Total Weight
Driver's License Class (Minimum Requirements)
Former Driver's License Class
up to 750 kg trailer weight B, C1, C, T
L: only with additional sign and maximum tractor speed of 25 km/h (depending on type)
2, 3
over 750 kg trailer weight
up to 3.5 tons Maximum Total Weight
up to 12 tons Maximum Total Weight
BE, C1E, CE, T
B, C1, C: only up to
3.5 tons adm. total weight of the combination and adm. total weight of trailers
dead weight of tractor;
otherwise:
C1E: only up to 12 tons adm. total weight of combination and adm. total weight of trailer dead weight of tractor; otherwise:
L:
2, 3
1, 1a, 1b, 4, 5: in each case
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Two T railers behind Tractors for Farming and Forestry
25
25
25
25
Maximum Total Weight
Driver's License Class (Minimum Requirements)
Former Driver's License Class
up to 3.5 Maximum Total Weight
up to 12 Maximum Total Weight
BE, C1E, CE, T
B, C1, C in each case only up to
3.5 tons adm. total weight of the combination and adm. total weight of trailers
dead weight of tractor;
otherwise:
C1E: only up to 12 tons adm. total weight of combination and adm. total weight of trailer dead weight of tractor; otherwise:
L:
2, 3
1, 1a, 1b, 4, 5,
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Safety
General Notes on Safety
Observe the VSG 3.1 (German regulations for safety and health protection).
Do not allow children under 16 to use the tractor.
When using the public highway, respect the highway code.
Do not allow anyone to stand around where they might get hurt.
Do not run the engine in enclosed spaces.
Exercise extreme caution when handling fuels - there is a high risk of fire.
Exercise extreme caution when handling fuels and oils; these can be poisonous and caustic.
To prevent the danger of fire, keep the tractor and implements clean.
Observe the warning notices and symbols on your tractor.
Working Clothes
Only wear snugly fitting clothing when working with the tractor.
If necessary, wear suitable headwear to keep loose hairs and pigtails from being caught in rotating parts.
Do not wear any jewellery and similar objects, eg rings, when working with the tractor.
Safety Notes for Later Installations
The tractor has electronic components whose proper functioning can be influenced by the electromagnetic emissions of other equipment. These influences can endanger persons if the following notes on safety are not observed.
Have your equipment installed only by an authorized workshop.
Before the installation of electric or electronic equip­ment connected to the tractor's electrical system, check if these installations can interfere with the tractor's electronic system or other system compon­ents.
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The installed equipment must conform to the applica­ble EMC directive 89/336/EU and carry the CE symbol.
If you must install a mobile communications system (or have it installed) (eg radio, mobile telephone), the following requirements must be met:
- Only approved equipment (eg BTZ approval in Germa­ny) may be installed.
- The equipment must be installed permanently.
- The operation of portable or mobile equipment inside the vehicle is only allowed if connected to a perma­nently installed external antenna.
- The transmitting section must be installed away from the tractor's electronic system.
- When installing the antenna, install it properly and with a good connection vehicle ground.
- Do not exceed the maximum permissible current rating of the wiring according to the installation in­structions of the equipment manufacturer.
Safety Instructions for Handling Fuels and Oils
Gear Oil, Engine Oil, Diesel Fuel
Do not eat, drink or smoke when working with the product. Prolonged intensive contact may cause degreasing and irritation of the skin. Wash skin with soap and water , use skin care products. If required, wear protective gear. Change soaked clothes and shoes immedi­ately. If vapour or mist was inhaled, breathe fresh air. Consult a doctor if the complaint persists. After contact with the eyes, rinse the eyes thoroughly with water (at least 10 minutes), then consult an eye doctor . If sw al­lowed, do not force to vomit, but consult a doctor. Danger of slipping on the spilled prod­uct, especially in connection with water. Oils can contaminate water. Always keep them in approved containers. Avoid spilling oils. Remove spilled fluids at once with an oil binding agent and dispose of in accordance with laws and regulations. Discard drained fluids as specified. Observe all applicable laws and regulations. Oils are inflammable. Do not
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let them come in contact with hot engine parts as fire can result.
Hydraulic Oil, Brake Fluid
During tractor operation, these fluids are under pressure and a health hazard. Do not spill these fluids! Remove any spilled fluid at once with an oil binding agent and discard as specified. Dis­pose of old fluids as specified and follow the applicable laws and regulations. Do not allow them to come in contact with hot engine parts as fire can result. Danger of fire! Av oid contact with the skin. A void the inhalation of spray f og. The penetration of the fluids into the skin is especially dangerous if the fluids are under high pressure and escape from the hydraulic system through leaks. Seek medical aid at once in case of such injuries. If injuries cannot be excluded, use suitable protectors (for example, protective gloves, glasses and skin protection and care creams).
Battery Acid
Battery acid contains dissolved sulphuric acid. This acid is poisonous and caustic. When working with battery acid, always wear protective clothing and eye protectors. Do not allow acid to contact clothing, skin or eyes. In case of contact, wash directly with ample clean water. If personal injuries exist, seek medical aid at once. Neutralize spilled battery acid immediately . Discard the old battery fluid as specified. Observe laws and regulations.
Emissions
Exhaust Gases
During operation, the engine emits exhaust gases into the environment. The e xhaust gas mainly consists of water vapour, carbon dioxide (CO
2
), carbon monoxide (CO), hydrocarbon (CH), nitrogen o xide (NOX) and soot. The components CO , CH and NOX are poisonous or hazardous to health and should not be inhaled in high concentrations. Soot is a carcinogenic material; particularly the
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particles in the exhaust gases can cause cancer. For this reason the engine may not be operated in enclosed spaces.
Heat
The exhaust gases are very hot and can ignite inflammable material. The e xhaust gas pipe should therefore be kept away from ignitable material.
Battery
During charging, the battery produces a mix­ture of oxygen and hydrocarbon (detonating gas). This mixture of gases is explosive and may not be ignited. The risk of explosion can be avoided with proper ventilation and keep­ing naked flames away. Observe the safety rules when handling the battery.
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Technical Data
Model Variants
Model Transmission Type of Drive Type of Engine Engine Performance
C 9700
Mechanical Reversing Gearbox
Mechanical BF4M1011 53.5 kW 72 HP (DIN)
C 9700 H Hydrostatic transmission Hydrostatic BF4M1011 53.5 kW 72 HP (DIN)
C 9800 H Hydrostatic transmission DUAL DRIVE* BF4M1011F 61 kW 83 HP (DIN)
C 9.72
Mechanical Reversing Gearbox
Mechanical BF4M1011 53.5 kW 72 HP (DIN)
C 9.72 H Hydrostatic transmission Hydrostatic BF4M1011 53.5 kW 72 HP (DIN)
C 9.83 H Hydrostatic transmission DUAL DRIVE* BF4M1011F 61 kW 83 HP (DIN)
C 9.78 H Hydrostatic transmission Hydrostatic BF4M2011 57 kW 78 HP (DIN)
C 9.88 H Hydrostatic transmission DUAL DRIVE* BF4M2011F 65 kW 88 HP (DIN)
* mechanical + hydrostatic
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T ractor Dimensions Sketch
g
b
d
c
100
(3,9")
200
(7,8")
3980-4100
(156,5-161,4")
3900-4020
(153,5-158,3")
1110
1030
970
(43,1")
(40,5")
(38,2")
1827
(72")
1040-1160
(40,9-45,6")
1090
(Cab for 1 person)
1250
(42,9")
(49,3")
(Cab for 2 persons)
f
a
e
Bild_194
Data in brackets are American dimensions
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Technical data
Trailer Coupling
Tires Type Overall Height Avg. Height of
Seat
Ground Clearance
Lowest Position Highest Position Height of Body
a
mm (Inches)
b
mm (Inches)
c
mm (Inches)
d
mm (Inches)
d
mm (Inches)
g
mm (Inches)
10
.
5-18 MPT S
524-31-6 2130 (83.8) 1050 (41.3) 230 (9) 575 (22.4) 975 (38.2) 1130 (44.5)
10
.
5-18 MPT
524-31-1 2130 (83.8) 1050 (41.3) 230 (9) 575 (22.4) 975 (38.2) 1130 (44.5)
36x13
.
50-15
524-31-8 2100 (82.5) 1020 (40.1) 200 (7.9) 545 (21.3) 945 (37.1) 1095 (43.1)
400/60-15
.
5
524-31-5 2095 (82.3) 1030 (40.5) 195 (7.5) 540 (21.2) 940 (37) 1095 (43.1)
33x12,50-R15 524-31-7 2090 (82.2) 1020 (40.1) 190 (7.3) 535 (21.0) 935 (36.6) 1090 (42.9)
33/18LL-16.1 524-31-9 2090 (82.2) 1020 (40.1) 190 (7.3) 535 (21.0) 935 (36.6) 1090 (42.9)
33x12
.
50-15
524-31-4 2075 (81.4) 1010 (39.7) 180 (7) 525 (20.6) 925 (36.3) 1075 (42.3)
33x15
.
50-15
524-31-3 2075 (81.4) 1010 (39.7) 180 (7) 525 (20.6) 925 (36.3) 1075 (42.3)
31x15
.
50-15
524-31-2 2065 (81.1) 980 (38.6) 165 (6.4) 510 (20) 910 (35.8) 1060 (41.7)
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Tires
Min. Turning Radius to DIN 7020 (measured at outermost point of vehicle)
Normal Track Width
(
Flange size
1034
)
With Hub Spacers
Type 5234-80= 45 mm Type 526-34-70= 80 mm
Track Width e Overall Width f Track Width e Overall Width f Track Width e Overall Width f
m
min.-mmmax.-
mm
min.
-
mm
max.-mmmin.-mmmax.-
mm
min.
-
mm
max.-mmmin.-mmmax.-
mm
min.
-
mm
max.-
mm
36x13.50-15
7.28 m f. track w. 1084
- 1084 - 1439 1090 1174 1445 1529 1160 1244 1515 1599
10.5-18 MPT S
7.10 m f. track w. 960
960 1124 1230 1394 1124 1140 1320 1484 1120 1284 1390 1554
10.5-18 MPT
7.14 m f. track w. 1034
1034 1050 1304 1320 1050 1214 1394 1410 1194 1210 1464
1480
400/60-15.5
7.30 m f. track w. 1070
- 1070 - 1470 1106 1160 1506 1560 1176 1230 1576 1630
33x12.50 R15
7.15 m f. track w. 1000
1000 1084 1320 1404 1090 1174 1410 1494 1160 1244 1480 1564
33x12.50-15
7.15 m f. track w. 1000
1000 1084 1320 1404 1090 1174 1410 1494 1160 1244 1480 1564
33x15.50-15
7.24 m f. track w. 1124
* 992 1124 * 1382 1514 1052 1214 1442 1604 1122 1284 1512 1674
33/18LL-16.1
7.45 m f. track w. 1164
- 1164 - 1636 - 1254 - 1726 - - - -
31x15.50-15
7.30 m f. track w. 1124
* 962 1124 * 1332 1494 1052 1214 1422 1584 1122 1284 1492 1654
*Snow chains not possible
* With track spacer type 526-34-75 (15 mm per wheel)
Track Widths
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Technical data
All Tractors Weight in kg
Permissible total weight
4500 kg (9920.6 LBS)
Permissible load on front axle
*
2660 kg - 2700 kg
(5864 LBS - 5952 LBS)
Permissible load on rear axle
*
2660 kg - 2700 kg
(5864 LBS - 5952 LBS)
Permissible supporting load on trailer hitch
800 kg (1764 LBS)
* With 33x12.50 R15 tires
Accessories Total Front Rear
Creep speed gear
13 kg
(28.6 LBS)
10 kg
(22 LBS)
3 kg
(6.6 LBS)
Rear lift
77 kg
(169.7 LBS)
-25 kg
(-55 LBS)
102 kg
(224.8 LBS)
Loading platform
75 kg
(165.3 LBS)
0 k g
(0 LBS)
75 kg
(165.3 LBS)
Weights w/o loading platform and rear lift
Tires 36x13.5-15
10.5-18 MPT 400/60-15.5
33x12.50 R15 33x12.50-15
31x15.50-15 33x15.50-15
33/18LL-16.1
Empty weight (incl. driver 75 kg)
C9700
C9.72
C9700H C9800H
C9.72H C9.78H C9.83H C9.88H
C9700
C9.72
C9700H C9800H
C9.72H C9.78H C9.83H C9.88H
C9700
C9.72
C9700H C9800H
C9.72H C9.78H C9.83H C9.88H
C9700 C9.72
C9700H C9800H C9.72H C9.78H C9.83H C9.88H
C9700
C9.72
C9700H C9800H
C9.72H C9.78H C9.83H C9.88H
C9700
C9.72
C9700H C9800H
C9.72H C9.78H C9.83H C9.88H
Total: k g
2430
(5351)
2620
5776)
2440
(5319)
2630
(5198)
2390
(5269)
2580
(5687.8)
2380
(5246.9)
2570
(5665.8)
2410
(5313.1)
2600
(5732)
2470
(5445.4)
2660
(5864.2)
Front: kg
1275
(2810.8)
1390
(3064.4)
1280
(2821.8)
1395
3015)
1255
(2766.7)
1370
(3020.3)
1250
(2755.7)
1365
(3009.3)
1265
(2788.8)
1380
(3042.3)
1295
(2855)
1410
(3108.5)
Rear: kg
1155
(2546.3)
1230
(2711.6)
1160
(2551.3)
1235
(2122.6)
1135
(2502)
1210
(2667.5)
1130
(2491.2)
1205
(2656.5)
1145
(2524.3)
1220
(2689.6)
1175
(2590.4)
1250
(2755.7)
Weights
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Tires
The pressure can deviate, depending on the make and use of the tyres – observe the instructions of the tyre manufacturers.
Type of Tire Ply Profile Tube Wheel Weights
Inflation Pressure
(in bar)
Empty weight max. loading front rear Type Weight
10.5-18 MPT S 6 Cleat profile yes 1.5 (22 PSI) 1.75 (25 PSI) 1.9 (27 PSI) 524-34-1 approx. 45 kg (100 LBS)
10.5-18 MPT 6 Cleat profile yes 1.5 (22 PSI) 1.75 (25 PSI) 1.9 (27 PSI) 524-34-1 approx. 45 kg (100 LBS) 31x15.50-15* 8 Profile no 2.0 (29 PSI) 3.2 (46 PSI) 3.2 (46 PSI) 524-34-1 approx. 45 kg (100 LBS) 33x15.50-15 4 Profile no 1.0 (14 PSI) 1.6 (23 PSI) 1.6 (23 PSI) 524-34-1 approx. 45 kg (100 LBS) 33x12.50-15 6/8 (M+S)/Profile no 1.4 (20 PSI) 1.9 (27 PSI) 2.0 (29 PSI) 524-34-1 approx. 45 kg (100 LBS) 33x12.50-R15* 6 M + S no 1.6 (23 PSI) 2.5 (36 PSI) 2.5 (36 PSI) 524-34-1 approx. 45 kg (100 LBS) 36x13.50-15 4 Lawn no 1.0 (14 PSI) 1.2 (17 PSI) 1.4 (20 PSI) 524-34-1 approx. 45 kg (100 LBS) 400/60-15.5 6 Profile yes 1.8 (26 PSI) 1.8 (26 PSI) 2.0 (29 PSI) 524-34-1 approx. 45 kg (100 LBS) 33/18LL-16.1 10 Lawn no 1.2 (17 PSI) 1.8 (26 PSI) 2.0 (29 PSI) 524-34-1 approx. 45 kg (100 LBS) NOTE: Observe prescribed inflation pressure with maximum axle load and when driving on roads.
* NOTE: Admissible maximum axle loading is 2660 kg.
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Engine Specifications
C 9700/9.72 C 9700/9.72H
C 9800/9.73H C 9.78H C 9.88H
Manufacturer Deutz AG Deutz AG Deutz AG Deutz AG
Type BF4M1011 BF4M1011F BF4M2011 BF4M2011
Mode of operation Four-stroke Diesel Four-stroke Diesel Four-stroke Diesel Four-stroke Diesel
Number of cylinders 4 4 4 4
Cubic capacity 2914 2914 3108 3108
Fuel consumption
223g/KW-h at 1500-1750 rpm
222g/KW-h at 1750-1850 rpm
216g/KW-h at 1750-1850 rpm
216g/KW-h at 1550-1650 rpm
Rated speed
2500
rpm
2600 rpm
2500 rpm 2800 rpm
Maximum idling speed 2600 rpm 2750 rpm
2750
rpm
3050 rpm
Minimum idling speed 900 rpm 900 rpm 900 rpm 900 rpm
Power at n=2800 rpm 53.5 KW (72 HP) 61 KW (83 HP) 57 KW (78 HP) 65 KW (88 HP)
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Technical data
Transmission Unit Gearbox
Hydrosta-
tic Drive
Hydrosta-
tic Drive
Hydrosta-
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Dual
Drive
Dual
Drive
Dual
Drive
Engine Output
kW 53.5
53.5 57
61 65
53.5 57
61 65
Engine speed
rpm 2500 2500 2600 2800 2500 2600 2800
Tires Type
36x13.50-15
524-31-8 km/h 36.8 30.8 32.0 34.4 38.4 39.9 43.0
10.5-18 MPT
524-31-1/-6 km/h 35.9 30.1 31.3 33.7 37.6 39.1 42.1
400/60-15.5
524-31-5 km/h 34.1 28.6 29.7 32.0 35.7 37.1 40.0
33x12.50 R15
524-31-7 km/h 33.3 27.9 29.0 31.2 34.8 36.2 39.0
33x12.50-15
524-31-4 km/h 32.4 27.2 28.3 30.4 33.9 35.3 38.0
33x15.50-15
524-31-3 km/h 32.4 27.2 28.3 30.4 33.9 35.3 38.0
33/18LL-16.1
524-31-9 km/h 31.8 26.7 27.8 29.9 33.3 34.7 37.3
31x15.50-15
524-31-2 km/h 30.5 25.1 26.1 28.1 31.3 32.6 35.1
Theoretical Driving Speeds
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Technical data
Assembly Suppl. Information Description
Mechanical gearbox
16 forward gears/16 reverse gears with planetary axles
Hydrostatic drive
Infinitely variable driving speed, 2 mechanical speed ranges
Power take-offs
2 PTOs (front and rear) Rotating Direction: clockwise when looking at
end of shaft
- RPM, front 540 rpm at 2200 engine rpm, 1000 rpm at 2390 engine rpm
- RPM, rear 1000 rpm at 2360 engine rpm
- Wedge shaft profile 1 3/8 " (6) DIN 9611
PTO clutch Multiple disk wet clutch
Differential lock Acts simultaneously on front and rear axles
Fuel system
Fuel tank Diesel fuel 86 l (22.7 USGAL.)
Tec hnical Data/Filling Quantities
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Assembly Suppl. Information Description
Steering
- Type Hydrostatic with 2 double-acting steering rams
- Steering valve Orbitrol OSPC 125 LS
Brakes
- Service brake Multiple-disk brakes, wet, acting on all 4 wheels
- Activation Hydraulic
- Parking brake Multiple-disk brakes, wet, acting on all 4 wheels
- Activation Mechanical
Trai ler hi tch
- Make Cramer, height-adjustable
Front lift
- Make 3-point, upper link adjustable
- Mounting Category I and II
- Lifting power 27000 N (measured at installation points)
- Cylinders 2 double-acting cylinders
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Technical data
Assembly Suppl. Information Description
Rear lift
- Model HOLDER 3-point standard
- Mounting Category I and II
- Lifting power 15700 N (at installation points)
- Cylinders 2 double-acting cylinders
Flatbed body
- Dimensions L x B x H 1530 x 1140 x 215 mm
- Payload 1400 kg
Drive Hydraulics
Variable pump Hydromatik
- Model A11 VG 50 EP / A4 VG 40 EP
- Flow rate 160 l/min
- Operating pressure 300 bar (max. 350 bar) / 380 bar (max. 430 bar)
Variable motor Hydromatik
- Model A6 VM 55 EP
- Displacement 26.1 - 55 cm
3
/rev
Hydraulic oil tank 19 l
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Assembly Suppl. Information Description Hydraulics for implements
(with steering)
Pump Sundstrand
- Make -
- Flow rate 17 cm
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- Operating pressur e 180 -190 bar Hydraulic oil tank 45 l (11.89 GAL.)
Electrical System
- Operating voltage 12 VDC
- Batter y 12 V / 88 Ah
- A/C alter nat or 14 V / 60 A
- Star ter 12 V / 2.4 kW
Whole Vehicle
- Ambient temperature range - 30° to + 50°C
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Technical data
Noise Level
The tractor emits the following noise level (measured at the driver's ear) according to EU Standard 77/311/EEC; measurement according to Appendix II.
T able of Noise Levels and Absorption Rating
Exhaust Gas Identification
The absorption rating is stated on the identification plate.
Model Engine Type Engine Output Noise Level dB(A) Absorption rating
Cabin open*
Cabin closed
C 9700 BF4M1011 53.5 kW (72 HP) 79 78 2.1
C 9700 H BF4M1011 53.5 kW (72 HP) 79 78 2.1
C 9800 H BF4M1011F 61 kW (83 HP) 79 78 2.1
C 9.72 BF4M1011 53.5 kW (72 HP) 79 78 2.1
C 9.72 H BF4M1011 53.5 kW (72 HP) 79 78 2.1
C 9.83 H BF4M1011F 61 kW (83 HP) 79 79 2.1
C 9.78 H BF4M2011 57 kW (78 HP) 79 79 1.8
C 9.88 H BF4M2011F 65 kW (88 HP) 79 79 2.0
*Roof vent and side window open
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Description
Views of T ractor
Front Left View
1 Turn signal, position
light 2 Headlight, top 3 Driver's cab 4 Dump body (dump) 5 Rear of vehicle 6 Engine oil dipstick 7 Battery isolating switch 8 Rear axle 9 Hydraulic oil tank and
filler neck (drive
hydraulics) 10 Front axle 11 Hydraulic couplings for
implements* 12 Front lift - lower link
support 13 Upper link support 14 Headlight 15 Windshieldwiper /
washer
* Option
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Rear Right View
1 Dump Body 2 Fuel filler neck 3 Oil filler neck
for implement hydrau­lics
4 Intake screen
for fresh air blower
5 Support for
rotating beacon 6 Flood light* 7 Driver's cab 8 Front part of tractor 9 Front axle 10 Intake screen for drive
oil cooler 11 Air vent for drive oil
cooler 12 Oil level gauge for
implement hydraulics
and steering 13 Rear axle 14 Hydraulic couplings for
implements* 15 Trailer hitch 16 Socket for trailer lighting 17 Tail light, LH/RH
* Option
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Description
* Option
Driver's Station
Operating controls
1 Light switch 2 Differential lock switch 3 Pressure gauge for hydraulic carrier* 4 Steering wheel 5 Brake fluid reservoir 6 Control lever for dump support* 7 Implement* control lever 8 Multi-function display 9 Multi-function lever* (front lift and direction of travel) 1 0 Digital instrument switch (ground speed in km/h or
PTO rpm) 1 1 Hazard warning flasher switch 1 2 Heater fan switch 1 3 Power Socket 1 4 Lock switch for circulating oil* or priority flow valve*
15 Lock switch for tilt control 16 Preheat/starter switch 1 7 Hydraulic carrier* control 1 8 Passenger seat
(water reservoir for windshield washer system is
located under the seat) 1 9 Parking brake lever 2 0 Driver's seat
(warning triangle is mounted behind the seat) 21 Accelerator pedal 2 2 Steering wheel tilt adjustment knob 23 Driving program switch 2 4 Inch knob for ground speed 2 5 Turn signal lever
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Implement* and Engine Controls (Details)
1 Control lever for dump/rear lift* 2 Control lever functions plate 3 Multi-function lever functions plate 4 Multi-function lever* (front lift and travel direction) 5 Hand throttle
- Outer ring for fine adjustment: Turn clockwise to decrease rpm Turn counter-clockwise to increase rpm
- Inner knob for coarse adjustment: Pull out to increase rpm Push in to decrease rpm
Push in fast for emergency reset to idling rpm 6 Preheat/starter switch 7 Lock knob for longitudinal motion of multi-function
lever:
- Depressed - locked
- Centre position - free movement
- Pulled out - float position 8 Lock knob for lateral motion of multi-function lever 9 Lock knob for longitudinal motion of control lever 1 0 Lock knob functions plate
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Multi-function Lever
NOTE
Various types of multi-function levers can be installed.
Multi-function Lever (V ariant 1)
1 Multi-function lever without forward reverse selector
lever (Forward-reverse selector installed on instru­ment board)
2 Forward/reverse selector lever 3 Note plate
Driving direction
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Description
* Option
Multi-function Lever* (V ariant 2)
NOTE
The coloured buttons control the function of the implements attached to the related hydraulic cou­plings
1 Multi-function lever 2 Blue hydraulic couplings on 3 Blue hydraulic couplings off - float position 4 LED indicator, red or green 5 Functions off 6 LED indicator, red 7 Functions on 8 LED indicator, red 9 LED indicator, red or green 1 0 Yellow hydraulic couplings, off 1 1 Green hydraulic couplings off - float position 1 2 Green hydraulic couplings on 1 3 Yellow hydraulic couplings on
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* Option
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Multi-function Lever* (V ariant 3)
1 Forward direction arrow (illuminated if selected) 2 Reverse direction arrow (illuminated if selected) 3 Forward/reverse selector switch (left for forward -
right for reverse)
4 Multi-function lever
Multi-function Lever* (V ariant 4)
1 Forward direction arrow (illuminated if selected) 2 Reverse direction arrow (illuminated if selected) 3 Forward/reverse selector switch (left forward - right
reverse) 4 Front lift float position pushbutton 5 Multi-function lever 6 Front lift pushbutton 7 Yellow pushbutton, left (front when looking forward)
(movements at yellow hydraulic couplings on) 8 Yellow pushbutton, right (front when looking forward)
(movements at green hydraulic couplings on)
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Foot Pedals
1 Inch pedal (clutch pedal if gearbox is fitted) 2 Brake pedal 3 Accelerator pedal
Hydraulic Carrier* Control (P ower Lifter)
1 Pressure adjuster 2 ON-OFF label 3 Star knob for turning on/off
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Operating Controls Behind the Seat
1 PTO clutch lever, ON-OFF 2 Device selector lever:
- Position for dump on 3 - Position for rear lift on 4 Emergency start
(Hydrostatic Drive with Dual-Drive only)
Drive Range Pre-selection Lever between Seats
1 Drive range pre-selection lever 2 Drive range label
- Position S - Fast Driving range
(low tractive force)
- Centre position 0 - Drive off - Towing
- Position L - Slow Working range
(high tractive force)
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Front PTO Selector
1 PTO rpm label
- Top position (up) - 540 rpm
- Centre position - Neutral
- Lower position (down) - 1000 rpm
2 PTO selector lever
Heater
1 Heater temperature control 2 Heating temperature label
- lever up - warmer
- lever down - cooler
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Legend for Multi-function Display
1 Display for
- Ground speed in km/h or
- PTO rpm x10 2 Position light indicator 3 High beam indicator 4 Turn signal indicator 5 Turn signal indicator
for trailer 1
6 Turn signal indicator
for trailer 2 7 Preheating indicator 8 Fuel gauge 9 Hour meter 10 Tachometer 11 Engine temperature gauge 12 Spare 13 Differential lock engaged
indicator 14 Parking brake engaged indicator 15 Engine oil temperature indicator 16 Engine oil pressure indicator 17 Battery charge indicator 18 Hydraulic oil temperature gauge
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Controls for Mechanical Gearbox
1 Gearshift lever (left looking forward) with 4 synchroni-
zed gears 1-2-3-4
2 Range selector lever (right looking forward)
with 4 speed ranges: S - Highway driving M - Medium speed L- Slow speed LL - Very slow speed
3 Gearshift label
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Controls on Cabin Console at Front Left
1 Front wiper/washer switch 2 Rear wiper/washer switch 3 Sun blind 4 Air vent nozzle
Controls on Cabin Console at Front Right
1 Rotating beacon switch 2 Fresh air blower switch, top 3 Headlight switch, top 4 Rear floodlight switch 5 Air vent nozzle
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Controls in Cabin at Rear
1 Interior light 2 Sun visor 3 Roof hatch handle 4 Roof hatch
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Location of Plates and Labels
Identification Plates
1 Variable motor type plate 2 Engine type plate 3 Variable pump type plate 4 Machine type plate 5 Chassis Serial Number
(on front RH support
looking forward) 6 Cabin type plate
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Mounting Instructions for License Plate
- Install the front license plate (1) above the upper link support at the front cabin wall.
- Install the rear license plate (2) at the rear below the left tail light.
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Description
Assembly Suppl. Information Dimension /Order No./Type
Charcoal filter For cabin ventilation 131667
Pneumatic braking system For trailer operation 526-34-60, 524-34-63
Rear lift 524-51-4
Oil heating element from - 20°C 230 VAC
Hydraulic carrying equipment (power lifter) 524-80-19
Creep speed gearbox with hand lever
Super
For mechanical gearbox only
5262-11, 524-62-70
Variable pump for implements 0-100 l /min adjustable 524-80-34
- Pump
- Delivery capacity 0-40 cm³/rev
- Flow rate 0-100 l/min
- Maximum pressure 280 bar
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Assembly Suppl. Information Dimension /Order No./Type
Power hydraulics 75 l/min fixed displacement 524-80-35
- Pump Mounted on drive pump Gear pump
- Delivery capacity 22 cm³/rev
- Flow rate 75 l/min
- Maximum pressure 210 bar
Flow divider I. Circuit 524-80-25
- Pump Standard pump
- Delivery capacity 17 cm³/rev
- Flow rate 0-25 l/min
- Maximum pressure 200 bar
Flow divider II. Circuit 524-80-47
- Pump Tandem pump
- Delivery capacity 14 cm³/rev
- Flow rate 0-25 l/min
- Maximum pressure 200 bar
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Assembly Suppl. Information Dimension /Order No./Type
Circulating oil device rear, uncontrolled 524-80-45
- Pump Tandem pump
- Delivery capacity 14 cm³/rev
- Flow rate 35 l/min
- Maximum pressure 200 bar
Reduction gearbox
Reduction of rear PTO rpm to
540 rpm
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Accessories
The tractor is delivered with the following accessories: 1 Operating Instructions
2 Bio-Pass for certification of filling with environment-
friendly hydraulic oil 3 Key holder 4 2 ignition keys 5 4 door keys 6 Upper link 7 2 reducers for category I implements
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Daily Checks and Activities before T aking into Service
If damages or defects are found during the following checks, they must be eliminated before taking the vehicle into service. Do not operate the tractor before proper repairs are carried out. Safety and protective devices should not be removed or disabled. Fixed specified settings may not be changed. Before starting work, make yourself familiar with all the functions and protective devices of the tr actor.
Checking and Cleaning the Cooler and Radiator Screen Guards
NOTE
- Check if the mud guards (2, 3, 4, 5 and 6) are clean.
- Clean the mud guards if necessary. The guard (6) can be pulled out laterally to the left after releasing the bayonet screw (7) and then cleaned easily .
- The air intake of the air filter (1) must be clean.
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T urning on the Battery Isolating Switch
NOTE
The battery can be switched off completely with the removab le key.
- Insert the key (1) in the battery isolating switch and set it to the vertical position. The battery circuit is turned on.
Checking Engine Oil Level
NOTE
Check the engine oil level only when the tractor is on level ground.
- Let the engine run approx. 2 minutes with the heat shut-off valve open.
- Stop the engine and pull the oil dipstick (1) out after approx. 1 minute .
- The oil level should be between the Min (2) and Max marking (3).
- If necessary, fill oil according to the maintenance manual.
ATTENTION
Do not fill too much oil.
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Checking the Trailer Hitch (Optional), if required
- Check the trailer hitch for proper condition and wor-
king. Carry out the check according to the instructions in the section "Operating the Trailer Hitch".
Checking Tire Inflation Pressure
NOTE
Your tractor can be equipped with different types of tires. The specified inflation pressure for your tires is given in the table entitled "Tires" in the technical data section.
- Check the inflation pressure of all four tires. All tires must
have the same pressure. If the pressure is too low, the rolling resistance increases. This causes an increase in fuel consumption and tire wear, the driving characteristics become poorer.
DANGER
If the inflation pressure is too high, the tires can explode.
- The tires should not be damaged or worn.
- Have damaged tires replaced without delay. Due to the
longer braking distance the risk of an accident is in­creased.
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Checking the Drive Hydraulics Oil Level
- Withdraw the oil dipstick (1).
- The oil level must be at the marking (2).
- Top up oil as specified in the maintenance manual.
Checking the Implement Hydraulics Oil Level
- Retract all hydraulic cylinders.
- Check the oil level at the sight glass (2). The oil level must be at the centre (1) of the sight glass.
- Top up oil as specified in the maintenance manual.
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Filling Fuel
- If necessary, read the fuel level (1) on the multi-
function display.
CAUTION
Danger of fire when handling fuels. Turn off the engine. Do not fill any fuels in the vicinity of naked flames, ignition sparks or hot engine parts. Do not smoke during refuelling.
- Remove the fuel tank filler cap (2).
- Top up Diesel fuel as specified in the maintenance
manual.
Filling quantities ............approx. 86 litres (22.7 USGAL.)
- Refit the filler cap (2).
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Checking the Brake Fluid Level
- Check the brake fluid level at the brake fluid reservoir (2).
- The brake fluid level must be between the Min and Max marking at the reservoir.
- Top up the brake fluid as specified in the maintenance manual.
Adjusting the Steering Wheel
NOTE
The tilt of the steering wheel can be set to a comfortable position.
DANGER
Do not adjust the steering wheel while driving.
- Loosen the star knob (3).
- Pull the slider (4) to the right.
- Adjust the tilt of the steering wheel (1) and release the slider again.
- Retighten the star knob.
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Adjusting the Driver's Seat
1 Backrest 2 Adjustment knob for lumbar padding 3 Backrest adjustment 4 Weight adjustment 5 Horizontal cushioning 6 Horizontal adjustment
DANGER
Do not adjust the seat while driving. Risk of accidents!
- Adjust the seat so that all controls can be reached
and operated safely.
NOTE
Observe the operating manual for the seat supplied with your tractor .
Adjusting the Lumbar Padding
- Sit down on the seat and lean against the backrest
(1).
- Turn the adjustment knob for lumbar padding (2) until
the most comfortable position is reached.
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- Pull the tilt lever (3) up.
- Adjust the inclination of the backrest with your back.
- Release the tilt lever.
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Adjusting the Driver's Weight
- Sit down on the driver's seat.
- Pull the weight adjustment handle (4) up.
NOTE
An alert sounds. The seat is automatically set to the weight of the driver; The aler t ceases.
- Release the lever.
Adjusting the Horizontal Suspension
- Push the horizontal suspension lever (5) back: the seat suspension is unlocked in horizontal direc­tion.
- Move the horizontal suspension lever (4) forward: the seat suspension is locked in the horizontal direction.
Adjusting the Seat Horizontally
- Pull the horizontal adjustment lever (6) up.
- Slide the seat horizontally forward or rear to the suitable seat position.
- Release the horizontal adjustment lever.
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Adjusting the Passenger Seat
1 Backrest 2 Weight adjustment 3 Backrest tilt adjustment
Adjusting the Weight
- The weight should be adjusted when the passenger
seat is unoccupied.
- Press the weight adjustment knob (2) from the top
down until the weight on the scale is reached. The weight can be adjusted in 9 stages of 50 to 130 kg.
- Release the knob when your weight is indicated.
NOTE
Only push the knob from the top down.
- Press the knob at the bottom against the stop - the
weight adjuster will automatically reset the seat to 50 kg.
- Release the knob.
Adjusting the Backrest Tilt
- Pull the tilt lever (3) up.
- Adjust the inclination of the backrest with your back.
- Release the tilt lever.
NOTE
If the backrest tilt is adjusted, the horizontal position of the seat will simultaneously adjusted to the changed seat position.
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Filling Washing Water
NOTE
The washing water reservoir for the windshield washer is located beneath the passenger seat.
- Tilt the seat forward.
- Open the filler cap (1) and add washing water into the reservoir (2).
Filling capacity............approx. 2.5 litres (0.66 USGAL.)
Checking the Lights and Rear View Mirr or
- Check that the lighting is functioning properly. Carry out the check according to the instructions in the section entitled "Lights".
- Adjust the rear view mirror so that the roadway behind the tractor and the working area are easily seen.
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Starting the Engine
Instructions before Starting the Engine
DANGER
Do not start or run the engine in enclosed spaces. Danger of poisoning through exhaust gases!
Instructions before Starting
CAUTION
Before starting, check to ensure no one is in the vicinity of the tractor.
ATTENTION
Do not use a starting aid such as Star tpilot or similar means. Turn off the drive or driven attaching implements.
CAUTION
Start the engine only from the driver's station.
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Starting the Engine
- Shift the gearshift lever (gearbox) to neutral.
- Set the forward/reverse selector lever (1) to the neutral position (centre).
- Depress the clutch pedal (gearbox) or inch pedal (hydrostatic drive).
NOTE
The engine can only be started if the pedal is fully depressed (starting safety switch).
- Set the hand throttle (2) to idle (push in fully).
- Insert the ignition key and turn the preheat/starter switch (3) to position 1.
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The battery charge indicator (8), engine oil pressure indicator (7), parking brake indica­tor(6) (if parking brake is engaged) and the red indicator for km/h or x10 (3) in the multi­function display come on.
- Turn the ignition key to position 2 to preheat the
engine. The preheating indicator (4) comes on.
NOTE
When starting at low temperatures, hold the ignition key longer (approx. 1 minute) in position 2.
- When the preheating indicator goes out, turn the
ignition key to position 3 to start the engine.
ATTENTION
Operate the starter for a maximum of 20 sec­onds. W ait one minute, then repeat the start­ing procedure. Repeat the starting procedure only twice at most. In case the engine does not start, carry out a troub leshooting accord­ing to the section entitled "Problems, Causes, Remedy".
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Start-up
- Turn the ignition key to position 1.
- The engine will be preheated. At temperatures under +10° the yellow lamp (1) and the preheating indicator light (2) comes on.
- When the yellow lamp (1) goes off, turn the ignition key to position 3 to start the engine.
- The automatic preheating turns off 2 minutes after the engine start and the preheating indicator light (2) goes off.
NOTE
If the engine does not start, the yellow lamp (1) goes off after about 10 s and the preheating is switched off.
* Installed for a short time only
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- Release the ignition key as soon as the engine turns
over. The battery charge indicator (8) and the engine oil pressure indicator (7) will go out.
- Set the engine speed with the hand throttle (1) or
accelerator pedal to the desired RPM (5) .
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- Make a short trial run and check the steering and
brakes for proper operation.
DANGER
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Operation
Before Starting to Drive
When driving on public highways, observe the regulations of the highway code.
When following a curve with a trailer or other attach­ments, don't forget to take the added length and drag into consideration.
DANGER
Parts of implements posing a danger to traffic must be covered before driving or identified with warning signs.
Switch off the differential lock when travelling along a curve.
When driving on slopes, drive downhill if possible; if you have to turn, turn only when driving uphill.
On steep slopes you can improve traction by acti­vating the differential lock.
Drive across slopes only in accordance with the notes at the end of this chapter.
Driving Safety Rules
Drive the tractor only from the driver's station with the cab doors closed.
Always adjust your speed to the driving conditions and the load you are carrying.
Never drive downhill without having the tractor in gear or with the engine stopped.
Before driving, check that no-one is standing in the immediate vicinity of the vehicle.
The driving behaviour of the tractor is strongly affec­ted by the weight and swing range of the implements, trailers and, if fitted, ballasting. Therefore drive slowly with heavy equipment and take the longer braking distance into consideration.
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Operation
Driving
Driving with Hydrostatic Drive and Digital Electronics
- Start the engine.
- Select the direction of travel with the forward/reverse selector lever (3) (forward left or reverse right).
- The direction arrow for forward (1) or reverse (2) travel comes on.
NOTE
After starting the engine, the forward/rev erse selector lever must be operated once if it was in the forward or re verse position when starting. This prevents any accidental movement of the tractor when starting the engine.
NOTE
You can also select the new direction while travelling at reduced speed.
CAUTION
The tractor will brake strongly and accelerate in the opposite direction.
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- Set the drive range pre-selection lever (4) (between the seats) to the desired driving range:
ATTENTION
This must only be done when the tractor is stationary.
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T able of Driving Ranges
- Select the desired driving program at the driving
program switch (6). The selected position is illumina­ted:
You can select 4 programs:
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* Depending upon the model
Position Symbol Function Travel Speed* Use
Top position S Fast speed 0 - 30 / 36 km/h Low tractive force, eg for highway driving
Centre position 0 Drive off Towing
Bottom position L Slow speed 0 - 11.5 km/h
High tractive force, eg for working operation or pulling trailers on gradients
Stage 1 and 2 programs eg road travel
Stage 3 and 4 programs eg working operation
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T able of Driving Pr ograms*
Position Symbol Function Use
Range 0 STOP Drive off
Range 1 Rabbit symbol Maximum speed eg for highway driving
Range 2 Turtle symbol Maximum speed eg for highway driving
Range 3 PTO symbol
Travel speed adjustable with fine adjustment knob, is controlled automatically in case of high power demand of implement
eg for mowing
Range 4
Snow blower symbol
Travel speed adjustable with fine adjustment knob, is controlled automatically in case of high power demand of implement
eg special setting for snow blower
* The driving programs can be optimised for special operations by your Service,
eg controlled constant driving speed
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Selecting Road Speed (T ransport Speed)
The tractor is stationary .
- Set the program switch (6) to range 1 or 2.
NOTE
The driving range can also be switched while driving at reduced ground speed.
- Disengage the parking brake.
- Depress the accelerator pedal for the desired ground speed. The tractor starts driving and can be driven up to maximum ground speed of the selected range.
- You can read the engine speed (8) and ground speed (7) on the multi-function display.
Setting the W orking Speed of Pr ograms 3 and 4
NOTE
With programs 3 and 4 you can select the ground speed independent of the PTO rpm.
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The tractor is stationary .
- Set the inch knob (5) to 0.
- Set the program switch (6) to range 3 or 4.
- Adjust the PTO rpm with the hand throttle.
NOTE
The engine speed must reach at least 1500 rpm as the control is only effective beginning at this speed. You can read the speed on the multi­function display.
NOTE
You can also switch ranges while driving.
The ranges 3 and 4 provide a speed as required by the load on the PTO . This means that if, for example, the snow blower requires more power when meeting high resistance, the tractor drives more slowly. As the resistance decreases, the tractor ac­celerates again to the previously selected ground speed. Driving range 4 is especially adapted for particular applica­tions.
- Set the PTO clutch lever (7) fast to the vertical position to engage the PTO.
- Disengage the parking brake.
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Adjusting the Inch Knob
NOTE
While driving you can adjust the inch knob (5) at any time for fine and infinitely variable control of the ground speed.
- In position 0 the tractor is stationary. When turned
further clockwise, the tractor starts driving and at the maximum scale position 11, the maximum ground speed of the driving range is achieved.
- You can read the engine speed and ground speed at
the multi-function display.
NOTE
In this operating mode, the tractor drives automatically and needs only to be steered.
This mode is best for operating an implement as you can concentrate fully on controlling the implements.
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Operating the Inch Pedal
7 Inch pedal 8 Accelerator pedal
This function is active for all driving programs.
NOTE
The inch pedal allows driving speed to be reduced temporarily .
- Depress the inch pedal (7) to reduce driving speed and to stop completely.
- Release the inch pedal again behind the obstacle. The tractor will resume the previously selected driving speed.
Changing the Direction of T ravel
- Preselect the new direction with the forward/reverse selector lever (9).
- The tractor will come to a standstill and accelerate again in the opposite direction.
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Driving with Hydrostatic Drive, Digital Electronics and Dual Drive
- Set the drive range pre-selection lever (1) to "S".
The DUAL Drive will work only in this driving range.
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T able of Driving Ranges with Dual Drive
* Depending on the version
Position Symbol Function Hydrostatic Speed* DUAL Drive Speed* Use
Top position S Fast range 0 - 30 / 36 km/h 0 - 30 / 42 km/h
Low tractive force, eg for road travel
Centre position 0 Drive off For towing
Bottom position L Slow range
0 - 11.5 km/h/ 14.5 km/h
-
High tractive force, eg for working or pulling trailers on gradients
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Operation
- Set the program switch (2) to driving range 2.
ATTENTION
Drive the tractor warm for approx. 10-12 min. at driving range 2.
- Set the program switch to driving range 1.
NOTE
The functions of the drive are same except for the overdrive: When the driving speed* exceeds 25 km/h, the transmission automatically shifts from the hydrostatic drive to the mechanical gear . If the driving speed drops again, the transmission shifts back to the hydrostatic drive.
* Depending on the version
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5
Driving with the Mechanical Gearbox
- Set the gearshift lever to the neutral position.
- Start the engine.
- Select the direction of travel with the forward/reverse
selector lever (1) (forward or reverse). The indicator will flash green (forward or reverse).
- Fully depress the clutch pedal (2) (buzzer sounds
until shifting is completed). The indicator is now illuminated green.
- Shift the gearshift lever (4) left (looking forward) into
the desired gear.
4 gears 1-2-3-4 are available.
- Shift the range selector lever (5) right (looking forward)
in the desired speed range.
4 speed ranges are available:
S - Fast M - Medium L - Slow LL - Very slow
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NOTE
The label (4) shows the possible shift combinations. You have a total of 16 gears available, both for forward and for reverse travel.
- Release the clutch pedal (5) to start driving.
ATTENTION
Do not keep the foot on the clutch pedal when driving.
- Control the driving speed with the accelerator pedal (6) or the hand throttle.
NOTE
The attainable driving speeds can be read in the table in the technical data section.
ATTENTION
When downshifting, the driving speed must be reduced and lie in the area of the low speed range. As the transmission is synchronized, you do not have to give gas when downshifting.
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Changing the Direction of T ravel
ATTENTION
The direction of travel can be changed when driving slowly .
- To change the driving direction from forward to
reverse, the forward/reverse selector lever (1) must be pulled back.
- The indicator (3) flashes green and shows the selec-
ted direction of travel.
- As soon as the clutch pedal is fully depressed, a
buzzer sounds until shifting is completed. Then the indicator (3) is steadily illuminated green.
- Release the clutch pedal to drive in reverse.
NOTE
When working, we recommend preselection of the direction of travel while driving.
ATTENTION
If the clutch pedal is released before the shifting is completed, the mechanical gear shifts into neutral (0). Both arrows are flashing (2 and 3).
- Depress the clutch pedal again.
The green indicator is on steadily, shifting is comple­ted.
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Engaging the Differential Lock
NOTE
With the differential lock you can improve traction on soft , slippery ground. The loc k is engaged when the engine speed is over 1000 rpm. You can keep the differential lock engaged steadily and also only briefly by toggling the switch momentarily.
ATTENTION
The differential lock may only be used when driving straight.
- Toggle the differential lock switch (1) down and hold it. The indicator (2) in the multi-function display comes on red. An intermittent alert sounds at the same time. The differentials of both axles are locked and power is transferred to all 4 wheels equally.
- Toggle the differential lock switch (1) up. The switch remains on until you return it to the middle position again.
Disengaging the Differential Lock
- Return the differential lock switch (1) to the middle position. The differentials are in operation again. The indicator (2) goes out and the alert in the multi­function display ceases.
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Steering
The articulated steering is operated hydraulically . The wheels also stay in track in curves, so that implements are guided without any lateral offset.
Steering
- Turn the steering wheel (1) in the desired direction. The possible turning radii depend on the tires and track widths
of your tractor . For e xact information refer to the trac k width table in the section "Technical Data".
Braking
The service brake is a wet disc brake mounted in the front axle. It is operated hydraulically and acts on all four wheels. The parking brake is mechanical and operated with the parking brake lev er.
Operating the Service Brake
ATTENTION
The engine can stall if you brake too hard in the mechanical gear.
- Depress the brake pedal (2).
NOTE
If the mechanical gearbox is fitted, the clutch pedal must also be operated.
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Engaging the Parking Brake
ATTENTION
The parking brake is not intended to be used for braking while driving.
- Pull the parking brake lever (2) up. The parking brake is engaged, the parking brake indicator (3) in the multi-function display comes on red.
Disengaging the Parking Brake
- Pull on the parking brake lever (2) slightly. While depressing the release button (1) in the lever, push the lever downwards. The parking brake is disengaged, the parking brake indicator goes out.
ATTENTION
An alert is sounded when driving with the parking brake applied.
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Driving on Slopes
DANGER
Driving on slopes is dangerous as the tractor can tip over if the centre of gravity exceeds the tip-over limit on an extreme slope.
The following factors reduce the hazard:
- small or no load
- low ground speed
- low gradient
- low tire inflation pressure
NOTE
The driving comfort and the traction of the tractor can be improved by reducing the inflation pressure.
- large track width
- level, non-bumpy terrain When turning on slopes we recommend the proceeding as
shown in the drawing on the right.
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Special Operating Instructions
Stationary Operation
The tractor can be used for stationary operation, for example, to drive a water pump via the PT O shaft.
ATTENTION
Place the tractor on level ground in both directions.
- Attach the stationary equipment to the PTO shaft (1).
- Set the gearshift lever (with a mechanical gearbox the
gearshift and range selector lever) to the zero positi­on.
- With a hydrostatic drive, set the program switch to 0.
- Apply the parking brake.
DANGER
Before switching on the PT O , make sure no­one is standing in the vicinity of the tractor and the rotating PTO shaft.
Hydraulic Oil Flow for Stationary Operation
When the tractor is stationary , h ydraulic oil is av ailab le, f or example, for the operation of a hydraulic pump.
Max. oil quantity available .......... 22 litres (5.8 USGAL.)
ATTENTION
Before starting to drive after stationary operation, first check the hydrostatic steering. Turn the steering wheel fully to the right and left several times to release air from the steering system.
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Special Operating Instructions
Adjusting the T rac k Width
Y ou can widen the tr ack width of the tractor by adding spacers. You have a choice of 3 different spacers .
DANGER
Observe the safety notes on safe parking and jacking up for the wheel change in the maintenance manual.
- Remove the wheels. Turn the wheels inside out or install the selected spacers.
ATTENTION
The same spacers must be installed on all four wheels.
NOTE
The arrows on the tires must show in the forward direction of rotation.
- Tighten the wheel nuts to the specified torque.
T orque to ............................................................ 340 Nm
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R
Operating the Emergency Start (Hydrostatic Drive with Dual-Drive Only)
NOTE
In case the engine was stalled and can not be started again, the emergency start must be operated before a renewed starting attempt.
- Fully depress the inch pedal.
- Briefly operate the starter.
- Pull the handle for the emergency start (1) up.
- Start the engine again.
Operating the Emergency Shift (Mechanical Gearbox Only)
NOTE
In the event of a failure of the actuator motor or the electronic control, it is possible to drive to an authorized workshop with the emergency shift.
- Turn off the engine.
- Apply the parking brake
- Put the range selector lever and the gearshift lever in
neutral
- Remove the wire safety (3).
- Carefully press the ball socket of the servo motor (2)
down until it is disconnected.
- Move the operating lever (1) to the desired position. V
= forwards or R = reverse.
- Start the engine and drive to the workshop.
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Special Operating Instructions
Operation in Winter Preheating of Oil*
Before starting the engine at temperatures below - 20 °C, turn on the heating element* for preheating the oil.
- Connect the preheating system plug to a 230 VAC (U.S.: 120 V) source.
Follow the Operating Instructions of the manuf acturer .
Winter Diesel Fuel
Whenever temperatures fall below 0 °C, use winter diesel or super diesel fuel or additives recommended in the maintenance manual.
Engine Oil for Winter Operation
Fill engine oil with a suitable SAE class as recommended the maintenance manual. The cold start capability of the engine can be reduced if the temperature limits are underrun occasionally, but this does will not damage the engine.
Hydraulic System
The hydraulic functions are sluggish and slower during cold temperatures. Bring the hydraulic system to operating temperature by operating it without a load.
Putting on Snow Chains
Snow chains can be mounted on the tires to improve grip. In the following table you will find the order numbers for RUD chains which fit on the listed tires. You can also fit snow chains from other manufacturers if these have the proper dimensions.
Ballast Weights
The weight of the machine can be increased with ballast weights. The ballast weights must be applied parallel with the same weight on each axle and side.
* Option
Tires
Snow chain type (RUD Order No.)
10.5-18 MPT 24 553 and 22 553
400/60-15.5 22 177
33x12.50 R 15/33x12.5-15 22 167
33x15.50-15 22 174
31x15.50-15 Terra 22 548
36x13.5-15 24 178
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Operating the Implements
We have tested and approved a large number of possible implements for use with this tractor. We recommend contacting our customer service before installing special equipment.
Possible Implements
Rotary mower with different widths Reel mower Flail-type mower Hedge cutters Leaf blower and grass collector Weed brushes and -burners Weed killers Casting fixtures Distributors for service in winter Conveyor feed distributors for different distribution widths Snow blowers Snow plow Sweepers Spray and high-pressure cleaners Oil removal device
Safety Instructions for Handling Implements
Before the installation of implements, the tractor must be parked safely .
It must be secured against rolling, for example, with the parking brake or, if required, with choc ks.
DANGER
Be careful to avoid injury from being crushed or cut when implements are being attached.
DANGER
No-one must come between the tractor and implement unless the tractor is secured against rolling. For highway driving purposes, the implements must be lifted and secured against lowering. Observe the applicable safety regulations for your implement. Observe the Operating Instructions and the safety rules for your implement.
DANGER
During work breaks, the implement must always be lowered to the ground in order to relieve the hydraulic cylinders. Accidents can occur if the lowering is uncontrolled, for example, due to damage or accidental movement of the control levers.
DANGER
Any parts of the implements posing a traffic hazard must be covered before driving or identified with warning signs.
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Additional Information for Implements
When installing attachments on the fro nt a nd rear 3-point lift, do not exceed the permissible total weight , the permissible axle loads and tire carrying capacities of the tractor. The front axle of the tractor must always be loaded with at least 20 % of the tractor's empty weight. Before the purchase of equipment, make sure these conditions are met by performing the following calculations or by weighing the tractor­equipment combinations.
Determining the Total W eight, Axle Loads and Tire Carrying Capacity including the Minimum Ballasting
For the calculation you need the following data: T
L
(kg) Empty weight of the tractor
1)
TV(kg) Front axle load of the empty tractor
1)
TH(kg) Rear axle load of the empty tractor
1)
GH(kg) T otal weight
rear implement/rear ballast
2)
GV(kg) T otal weight
Front implement/front ballast
2)
G
v
G
H
T
v
T
H
abcd
a (m) Distance between centre of gravity
of front implement/front ballast and centre of front axle
2) 3)
b (m) T ractor wheelbase
1) 3)
c (m) Distance between centre of rear axle
and centre of lower link ball
1) 3)
d (m) Distance between centre
lower link ball and centre of gravity of rear implement/rear ballast
2)
1)
See operating manual, Technical Data
2)
See price list and/or operating manual of the implement
3)
Measure
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Rear Implement or Front/Rear Combinations
1) Calculation of the minimum front ballasting G
V min
G
V
min
=
G
H
·
(c+d)-TV·b
+0.2·
TL·b
a
+
b
Enter the calculated minimum ballasting required for the front of the tractor in the table.
Front Implement
2) Calculation of the minimum rear ballasting G
H min
G
H
min
=
GV ·a-T
H
·b+
X·T
L
·
b
b+c+d
the calculated minimum ballasting required for the rear of the tractor in the table.
(V alue X is 0.25 for Holder tractor 4-wheel)
3) Calculation of the actual front axle load T
V tat
(If the minimum front ballasting (G
V min
) is not obtained with the front implement, the weight of the front implement must be increased to the weight of the minimum front ballasting.)
T
V
tat
=
GV ·(a+b)+TV·b-GH·(c+d)
b
Enter the calculated actual and the permissible front axle load specified in the operating manual of the tractor in the table.
4) Calculation of the actual total weight G
tat
(If the required minimum rear ballasting (G
H min
) is not obtained
with the rear implement (G
H
), the weight of the rear implement must be increased to the weight of the minimum rear ballasting.)
G
tat
=
GV +TL+G
H
Enter the calculated actual and the permissible total weight specified in the operating manual of the tractor in the table.
5) Calculation of the actual rear axle load T
H tat
T
H tat
=
G
tat
-
T
V tat
Enter the calculated actual and the permissible rear axle load specified in the tractor operating manual in the table.
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6) Tire carrying capacity Enter the double value (two tires) of the permissible tire
carrying capacity (eg see tire manufacturer documentation) in the table.
Table Actual Calculated Weight
Specified Permissible Weight acc. to operating instructions
Double Permissible Tire
Load Capacity
(Two Tires)
Minimum ballast at front/rear
kg -
-
Total weight kg
kg
-
Front axle kg
kg
kg
Rear axle kg
kg
kg
The minimum ballasting must be mounted on the tractor either as attachment or ballast weight! The calculated weights must be lower/higher (<
) than the permissible weights!
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Attaching Implements
The various implements are attached to the front lift or rear lift*. There are 2 different fastening categories: Category I Pin diameter 22 mm Category II Pin diameter 28 mm The tractor can be adjusted to both categories by adjusting the catch hook bars and providing the catch hooks with or without reducer sleeves.
DANGER
Use only the following specified devices for attaching your implement. Secure the implement against shifting or rolling off.
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Adjusting Catch Hook and Catch Hook Bar
You can adjust the catch hook laterally and longitudinally .
- Measure the stand-off of the pins on your implement.
- Disengage the clamping screws (6) on both sides.
- Slide the catch hook laterally until the required distance is reached.
- Retighten the clamping screws.
- Equipment of category II can be attached with the catch hook (5) directly;
- For equipment of category I install the reducing sleeves on the left and right.
Adjusting the Length of the Catch Hook Bar
- Disengage 2 locknuts and clamping screws (inside and at bottom) on the lower link (2).
- Pull the linch pin out of the pin (1) and remove the pin.
- You can put the catch hook bar (3) in one of 3 positions.
- Insert the pin (1) in the hole and secure with the linch pin.
- Retighten the locknuts and clamping screws.
DANGER
Make sure no-one is standing between the tractor and implement.
- Drive the tractor to the implement to be picked up.
1 Pin with linch pin 4 Quick attach 2 Lower link support 5 Catch hook 3 Catch hook bar 6 Clamping screw
(adjustable) with 3 positions
- Steer the catch hooks (5) below the attaching pin of the implement.
- Raise the front lift until the quick attach (4) closes and engages.
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Hole Position Used for
1st hole Front Category I and II
2nd hole Centre Category I
3rd hole Rear Optional attachments
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Adjusting the Upper Link and Upper Link Mount
The height of the upper link mount can be adjusted. The required height depends on your implement.
1 Upper link support 2 Retaining spring 3 Top link pin 4 Height adjustment lever 5 Upper link mount
- Raise the height adjustment lever (4).
- Slide the upper link mount (5) to one of the 4 possible positions.
- Release the height adjustment lever; the upper link support engages.
- Pull the retaining spring (2) off the pin (3) and pull the pin to the side.
- Adjust the upper link (8) to the proper length (screw in or out by rotating the sleeve); secure the upper link with the locking lever (7).
ATTENTION
Both threads must be equally screwed in.
- Insert the pin though eyelet on the upper link and secure the pin again with the retaining spring.
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Coupling Hydraulic Lines
ATTENTION
The hydraulic couplings on the tractor must be without hydraulic pressure before the connection. The couplings on the tractor and the hydraulic hoses must be clean.
NOTE
Each implement has different functions and hydraulic lines for its control. Observe the op­erating manual supplied with your implement and make yourself familiar with the functions and colour codes.
- Open the protective caps of the hydraulic couplings (6).
- Attach the colour coded hydraulic hoses (9) of the implement to the hydraulic couplings of the same colour on the tractor.
ATTENTION
The hydraulic male couplings fit on each coupling and can therefore be connected incorrectly.
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9
7
8
With the connection you therefore decide which function/movement of the implement is actually to be performed with the control lever assigned to the coupling.
DANGER
If you are not sure about the functions, determine them with trials at a safe place.
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Installing the Cardan Shafts
Only use the shafts suited and intended for the implement. The shafts are supplied with the implement. The length of the articulated shaft must adjusted before the first installation. In case of doubt, please contact our customer service. Observe installation instructions for the articulated shaft when installing it.
DANGER
T urn off the engine before the installation. Afte r the installation, fit the protective devices as specified. After the removal, cover the PTO shaf t ( 1) with the protective cap again.
Removing Implements
- Drive the implement to its storage place and lower it
with the front lift.
- Stop the engine, but do not turn off the ignition.
- Operate all control levers for the front lift several times
in all directions. This relieves the pressure in the hydrau­lic system.
- Slide the outer ring of the hydraulic couplings (1) back
and disconnect the hydraulic hoses (2).
- Close the protective caps of the hydraulic couplings (as
for item 4).
- Remove the upper link from the pin of the upper link
support.
- Pull the quick attaches (3) up to release the implement
pins.
- Lower the front lift and back off.
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Operating Implements
Operating the Hydraulic Control Levers
1 Control lever for dump or rear lift* 2 Control lever functions plate 3 Multi-function lever functions plate 4 Multi-function lever*
(front lift and driving direction)
5 Lock knob for longitudinal motion
of the multi-function lever
6 Lock knob for laterally movement
of the multi-function lever
7 Lock knob for longitudinal motion
of the control lever
8 Lock knob functions plate
NOTE
The control levers control those functions of the implements which are connected to the front or rear hydraulic couplings. The couplings and notice plated for the control levers are colour coded, ie the colours match to the function.
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DANGER
Due to the variety of implements and connections, howe ver , we recommend a trial run of the movement at a safe place without danger to persons or risk of material damage before starting operation.
Two types of control levers can be installed: control lev ers (1) and multi-function levers (4).
Control Lever Functions
You can recognize the functions on the notice plate (2).
NOTE:At the base of the control lev er (1) is a lock knob (7) with which the motions of the lever can be locked or released.
The following movements are possible:
- Set the lock knob (7) to the middle position (lever free
to move).
- Push the control lever (1) forward:
The implement is lifted.
You can stop the movement by releasing the lever.
- To lower the implement, pull the control lever (1) back:
The implement is lowered.
- Pull the control lever (1) fully back:
The float position of the implement is turned on, ie
the implement can be moved with external use of force. The function is on until the control lever is disengaged again. It always returns to the neutral position.
Functions of Lock-out Knob
With the lock knob (7) lever movements can be controlled as follows:
The functions are shown on the plate (8).
- Knob depressed - lever movement locked
- Knob in middle - lever movement released
- Knob pulled out - float position released
NOTE:
If the lever movement is locked, you can prevent any unintended movement of the implement. Transport lock for road travel.
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Operating Instructions
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Operating the Implements
Multi-function Lever Functions
NOTE
Different versions of the multi-function lever can be installed.
Multi-function Lever (V ariant 1)
Multi-function lever (4) (without forward/reverse selector switch)
The multi-function lever can be operated forward and back as well as to the right and left: The functions are sho wn on the plate (3).
The following movements are possible:
- Fully pull out the lock knobs (5 and 6) (lever move­ment).
- Push the multi-function lever (4) forward:
The implement is lowered.
You can stop the motion by releasing the lev er .
- For lifting, pull the multi-function lever (4) back:
The implement is lifted.
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