MTZ 1220.3, 1220.1 Operator's Manual

MTZ
1220.1 / 1220.3
1220.1 – 0000010 OM
OPERATOR'S MANUAL
2010
In view of constant upgrading of produced goods, the construction of some units and parts of tractor may undergo changes which are not reflected in present edition.
Some technical data and illustrations given in this book may differ from those on your trac­tor. Dimensions and weights are approximate (advisory). For detailed information please consult your MTZ Dealer.
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MTZ-1220.1/1220.3 Table of contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION…………………………………………………………………………………... 1 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS……………………………………………………….. B1 GENERAL INFORMATION………………………………………………………………….. C1 OPERATING CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS ……... D1 DESCRIPTION AND OPERATION OF TRACTOR CONSTITUENTS……………………. E1 TRACTOR PREPARING FOR OPERATION ……………………………………………... F1 OPERATING INSTRUCTION………………………………………………………………. G1 ADJUSTMENTS ……………………………………………………………………………… H1 COUPLING OF IMPLEMENTS ………………………………………………………………. I1 POSSIBLE FAILURES AND GUIDELINES FOR TROUBLESHOOTING J1 SCHEDULED TECHNICAL MAINTENANCE ……………………………………… K1 TRACTOR TRANSPORTATION AND TOWING ……………………………. L1 TRACTOR STORAGE ……………………………………………………………………. M1 TRACTOR DISPOSAL………………………………………………………………….. N1 ANNEXES Advisable fuels, oils, lubrication materials for tractors MTZ- -
1220.1/1220.3»……………………………………………………….
An1
Electrical circuit diagram of the DL, FDA and PTO control system of “MTZ
1220.1/1220.3” tractors (with GB 16x8)
An6
Electrical circuit diagram of the DL, FDA, PTO and gearbox reduction unit control sys-
tem of “MTZ-1220.1/1220.3” tractors (with GB 24 x12)
An7
Electrical circuit diagram of MTZ - 626/826/926/1220.1/1220.3 tractors An9
MTZ 1220.1/1220.3 Section А. Introduction
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Section . INTRODUCTION
The present operator’s manual is designed for studying the structure, operation rules and maintenance of tractors MTZ-1220.1/1220.3.
Read this manual carefully and fulfill requirements set forth in this manual. Failure to follow this instruction can lead to operator's injury or a breakdown of
a tractor.
Operation of a tractor, its maintenance and repair shall be carried out only by employees, familiar with all of its parameters and characteristics and informed about necessary safety requirements to prevent casualties.
In connection with constant development of the tractor some changes, which are not depicted in the present manual, can be introduced in the structure of certain units and parts.
Long-term and reliable tractor performance is secured in the case of proper operation and timely maintenance.
Any arbitrary changes made by a consumer release the manufacturer
from responsibility for possible further injuries to the operator and tractor breakdown.
Tractors “MTZ -1220.1/1220.3” are universal wheeled tractors of the 2nd draw­bar category with 4x4 wheel arrangement and designed for multiple agricultural op­erations with mounted, semimounted, trailed implements, and for loading and unload­ing and hauling operations.
Tractors “MTZ -1220.1” is a basic model with diesel engine D-245.2S2 with rated
power of 90 kW.
Tractors “MTZ -1220.3” is a modification with diesel engine D -245.2S2 with rated
power of 90 kW, muffler on the right side of cab column.
TO OPERATORS ATTENTION! The tractor must be run-in for 30 hours. It is recommended to load a diesel
engine only up to 80% of the rated power until the first MS-1 (in 125 hours).
2. Your tractor is equipped with range-type gearbox. In addition the ranges are shifted with toothed couplings, and gears within each range are shifted by virtue of synchronizers.
To throw into the range proceed as follows:
–– Depress the clutch pedal and await complete tractor stop; — Throw into the required range smoothly, without jerks, using the range engaging
lever;
— Smoothly release the clutch pedal.
To change geasr proceed as follows:
— Depress the clutch pedal; — Shift the gearshift lever smoothly, without sharp jerks, and hold it in depressed
position until the gear is completely actuated;
— Smoothly release the clutch pedal. You can change the gears in motion within the range only during the hauling opera­tions on the hard-surface and dirt roads. Never attempt to change the gears in motion
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when a tractor unit is used in the cross-country conditions (arable fields, peat beds, sandy soil etc.) because sudden stop of the tractor-machine unit can occur. Cross
the mentioned sections with previously selected gear. Failure to comply with the stated operation rules will cause quick wearing out of gear
splines and tooth-type couplings as well as synchronizers impairment
Attention! If you hear skirr when shifting ranges and gears with the clutch pedal being depressed, immediately turn to a repair shop for malfunction repair.
3. Observe the rules of PTO switch. When switching PTO move control lever smooth­ly with 2…4 sec. hang-up in the centre of motion from neutral position to PTO switch in order to prevent shaft breaking, reducer gears breaking and tail breaking of PTO.
4. When adjusting operating and parking brakes make sure that the ground is hori­zontal, the engine is not running, rear wheels from front and back are supported by wedges to exclude accidental movement of the tractor.
Adopted abbreviations and symbolic notations. AB — accumulator battery; RADL — rear axle differential lock; PFE — paper filter element; TDC — engine piston top dead center; PTO — power take-off shaft; PIS — power intake shaft; HLL — hydraulic lift linkage; HSU — hydrostatic steering unit; SMS — shift-time maintenance service; SPTA — spare parts, tools and accessories; RHL IVR
— rear hitch linkage;
— integral voltage regulator SFE — safety filter element of engine air cleaner; GB — gearbox; TMU — tractor-machine unit; CC — clutch coupling; MS — maintenance service; THM — towing hitch mechanism; MFE — main filter element of engine air cleaner; FDA — front driving axle; HACS —hydraulics automated control system SM — season maintenance; VFL — volatile flammable liquid CAC — engine charge air cooler; TC — engine turbocharger.
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International Symbols
Manufacturer uses standard international symbols regarding instruments and operat­ing controls. Symbols with their meaning are given below.
see operators manual
control operating direction
brake
fast
parking brake
slow
horn
forward
alarm signaling
reverse
fuel level in the tank
battery charging condition
coolant
cab dome light
starting preheater plug
marker lights
engine speed
turning signals
engine oil pressure
headlights main beam
engine coolant temperature
headlights lower beam
off/stop
working headlights
on/start
differential lock
continuous change
PTO engaged
lever — down
FDA engaged
lever — up
fan
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control valve spool “lift” posi-
tion
windshield washer
control valve spool “drop”
position
front windscreen wiper
control valve spool “float”
position
rear windscreen wiper
oil pressure in gearbox
trailer turning signal
air pressure in pneumatic
system
oil pressure in HPS
air filter impurity
MTZ 1220.1/1220.3 Section B. Safety requirements
B1
Section B. Safety Requirements
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
Strict observance of safety precautions and exact complying with the rules of tractor control and its maintenance se­cure absolute safety of its operation.
General instructions
1. Study this operators manual atten-
tively before operating the tractor. Poor knowledge of the tractor oper­ation and service may lead to acci­dents.
2. Only specially trained and skilled
operators, who have passed acci­dent-prevention and fire safety briefings, are allowed to operate the tractor.
3. If tractor is equipped with safety
belt use it during the operation. If tractor is not equipped with safety belt, contact the dealer.
4. Do not take a passenger into the
cab, if additional seat and hand rails are not installed. There is no any other safe space for a passen­ger in the cab!
5. Keep all warning plates clean.
6. Replace any damaged or missing
warning plate.
7. Carefully inspect the tractor, trailed
machine, mounted implement and hitch before commencement of op­erations. Before starting operations make sure that they are in good order. Trailed agricultural machines and transport trailers should have rigid hitches, preventing their sway­ing and rear-end collision with the tractor during a hauling.
Safety measures during tractor op­eration
Warning! Do not ever start the en-
gine while being outside the opera­tor’s workplace. Always stay in the cab in the operators seat when start­ing the engine or operating the con­trols.
7. Before starting the engine, make sure that the parking brake is ap­plied, the PTO control lever is in «Disengaged» position, the gear­shift and range selector levers are in «Neutral» position. Make sure the gearbox pump drive shifter is in «Engine-Driven» position.
8. Always stay in the operators seat when starting the engine or operat­ing the controls.
9. Before starting motion, warn the people around and those working on the trailed machines with the horn.
10. Do not leave the tractor in motion.
11. Before leaving the cab do not fail to disengage the PTO, stop the en­gine, apply parking brake and re­move the switch key.
12. Do not operate the tractor indoors without proper ventilation. The ex­haust gases may cause fatal out­come!
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13. Stop the tractor immediately if the engine or steering system fails. Remember, that with the engine shut down you will have to apply much more forces to the steering wheel in order to control the tractor.
14. Do not work under raised agricul­tural implements. Do not leave mounted implement in raised posi­tion during long-term stops.
15. If the tractor front part rises off the ground when heavy implements are mounted at the rear hitch linkage mechanism, install the front ballast weights.
16. When operating with front loader, fill rear tires with liquid ballast and adjust a maximum wheel turning angle to 30° at the most.
17. Before lifting or lowering a mounted agricultural implement, and when turning, make sure in advance there is no danger of contact with anyone around or interference with some obstacle.
18. During transportation with imple­ments and accessories coupled, mechanism for fixing of attached parts in raised position must be used (for HLL without hydraulically operated lift).
19. Cardan shaft, transmitting rotation from the tractor PTO to the imple­ments of the unit, should be fitted with appropriate guards.
20. Make sure of proper mounting of any additional equipment or aux­iliary device and make sure they are designed for use with your trac­tor.
Bear in mind that your tractor, when improperly employed, may be dan­gerous both for you and for the people around. Do not use imple­ments, which are not designed for installation on this tractor.
21. To prevent tractor roll-over, be careful during the driving the trac­tor. Select a safe speed, corres­ponding to the road conditions, es­pecially during cross-country driv­ing, driving over ditches, slopes and sharp turns.
22. When working on hillsides, increase tractor wheel tread to maximum width.
23. Avoid making sharp turns at full load and at high travel speed.
24. When using the tractor for hauling operations, follow the rules:
Increase wheel tread to 1600 mm (64’’) at least;
Interlock the brake pedals, check and, if necessary, adjust the brakes for simultaneous action;
Check the parking brake perfor­mance;
Check condition of the light and audible signaling devices;
Cargo trailers must be fitted with rigid hitches as well as be con­nected with safety chain or rope;
Never travel downhill “free wheel” with transmission in neutral posi­tion or clutch disengaged. When traveling downhill use the same gear as you would when going uphill;
Never use a trailer without inde­pendent brakes, if its gross weight exceeds the half of the tractor total actual mass. The faster you move and the more load you tow, the longer safety distance must be;
Disengage the FDA to avoid ex­tensive wearing out of drive com­ponents and tires;
Do not use the RADL at speed exceeding 10 km/h and while turn­ing.
Do not stop the tractor on the slopes. If it’s necessary to stop,
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engage the 1st gear and apply the parking brake.
25. When you use PTO-driven equip­ment, stop the engine and make sure that PTO drive end has stopped completely, before you leave the cab and uncouple the equipment.
26. Do not wear loose clothes when operating the PTO or when you are in the vicinity of the rotating equip­ment.
27. When working with stationary ma­chinery driven from the PTO, do not fail to apply the parking brake and block the rear wheels of the tractor from the front and rear sides. Also make sure the machine is secured in its place.
28. Make sure the guard of the PTO drive end is installed, and if the PTO is not used, shift the PTO mode control switch into mid­position.
29. Do not carry out cleaning, adjust­ment and maintenance of the PTO­driven equipment when the engine is running.
Safety measures during tractor maintenance
30. Never refuel the tractor when the engine is running.
31. Never smoke while refueling the tractor.
32. Never fill the tank fully. Leave place for fuel expansion.
33. Never add petrol or mixtures to the diesel fuel. Such combinations may enhance the fire or explosion ha­zard.
34. Use properly summer and winter fuel grades. Fill in a fuel tank at the end of each day to minimize night water condensation.
35. Perform all operations, relating to engine and tractor cleaning, prepa-
ration for work, maintenance, etc., when the engine is shut down and brakes are applied.
36. The cooling system operates under pressure, which is maintained by the valve installed in the filler cap. It is dangerous to remove the cap when the engine is hot. To avoid face and hands burns be careful while opening radiator filler cap when the engine is hot. Put close cloth on the cap and take on a glove in advance.
37. To avoid skin burns, be careful when draining cooling liquid or wa­ter from the cooling system, hot oil from the diesel, hydraulic system and transmission.
38. Be careful when servicing storage batteries, because electrolyte causes burns if it comes into con­tact with the skin.
39. To avoid danger of explosion keep any type of open flame away from engine fuel system and storage bat­teries.
40. Keep the tractor, its equipment, es­pecially brakes and steering con­trol, in operable state in order to ensure your own safety and safety of people around.
41. Do not make any alternations in the tractor or its separate components without consulting your dealer and or manufacturing works. Otherwise the tractor will be deprived of after­sales service.
42. To avoid the fuel splash-out while refueling the tractor by mechanized method, remove the screen filter from the fuel tank filler neck. Screen filter is designed only for manual refueling of the tractor in the field.
43. Refuel the tractor using only oils and lubricants recommended by the manufacturing works. It is strictly forbidden to use other lubricants!
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Safety requirements during operation and maintenance of electrical equipment
44. To avoid damaging the semicon­ductor devices and resistors, comply with the following precau­tions:
Do not disconnect the storage bat­tery while the engine is running. This will cause a peak voltage in charging circuit and lead to imme­diate damage to the diodes and transistors;
Do not disconnect electric wires until the engine is stopped and electric switches are in the “OFF” position;
Do not cause a short circuit by the wrong connection of electrical wires. A short circuit or reverse polarity will cause damage to the diodes and transistors;
Do not connect a storage battery into the electrical equipment sys­tem until it has been checked for correct voltage and terminals po­larity;
Do not check for current flow by means of spark test as it will im­mediately result in transistors breakdown;
It is prohibited to switch off the battery disconnect switch when the engine is running;
It is prohibited to operate the trac­tor without storage battery.
Hygienic requirements
Daily fill the thermos with fresh
clean drinking water;
First-aid kit should be completed with bandages, iodine tincture, ammo­nia spirit, borated petrolatum, sodium carbonate, menthol valerate and anal­gin;
Use cab natural ventilation or cab air heating and cooling unit according to operation conditions.
If the time of continuous tractor op­eration during a work shift exceeds 2,5 hours it’s necessary to use personal noise protection equipment according to GOST 12.4.051-87 (earplugs, anti­phons).
Fire safety requirements
1. The tractor should be equipped with firefighting equipment – shovel and fire-extinguisher. It’s prohibited to operate the tractor without fire­extinguishing means.
2. Never refuel the tractor when the en­gine is running.
3. Do not smoke while refueling the tractor.
4. Never fill the tank fully. Leave place for fuel expansion.
5. Never add petrol or mixtures to the diesel fuel. Such combinations may enhance the fire or explosion hazard.
6. Places of tractors parking, storage of fuel and lubrication materials should be plowed around with a strip having at least 3 m width and provided with fire-extinguishing means.
7. Refuel the tractors with fuel and lu­brication materials by mechanized method with the engine shut down. Use lighting at night. It is not recom­mended to fill in fuel tanks with the help of buckets.
8. When performing repair operations in the field with the application of elec­tro-gas welding clean parts and as­sembly units from plant remains.
9. Prevent collector and muffler pollu­tion with the dust, fuel, straw, etc.
10. Prevent straw reeling on the rotat-
ing parts of machines aggregated with the tractor.
11. When washing parts and assembly
units with kerosene or gasoline take
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measures to prevent the flaming of the washing liquid fumes.
12. Do not operate the tractor in the fire dangerous areas when the bonnet and other guard devices are taken off the engine heated parts.
13. Do not use open fire for heating up the oil in the engine pan, when fill­ing in fuel tanks, and for burning off the contaminant pollution of the ra­diator core.
14. When the fire seat occurs cover it with sand or with canvas cloth or
other close cloth. Use the carbon­dioxide fire extinguisher. Do not ex­tinguish burning fuel with water
15. See that there are no flammable materials near exhaust manifold and muffler when the engine is run­ning.
MTZ 1220.1/1220.3 Section С. Technical data
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Section C. TECHNICAL DATA
Tractor MTZ - 1220.1
Tractor MTZ - 1220.3
Muffler on the right side of cab column, for the rest see “MTZ - 1220.1”
Weights and dimension:
Parameter
Value
Length
with ballast weights and linkage to a tractor in transp
ort position
,
mm
4600±50
Width
over semiaxles ends
, mm
2250
±10
H
eight
over cab
, mm
2890
±50
Wheelbase
, mm
2550
±30
Agricultural clearance under axle tubes, mm
(not less than)
630
Road clearance
(
on tires of basic configuration
), mm, not less than
450
Tractor
structural weight
, kg
4850
±
100
Tractor operating we
ight, kg 5500
±
100
Tractor
maximum
operating
, kg 8800
Serial numbers of tractor constitu­ents
Tractor identification plate indicates tractor serial number and diesel engine serial number.
MTZ 1220.1/1220.3 Section С. Technical data
C2 Tractor serial number is duplicated on
the right sidemember.
Diesel engine serial number is also in­dicated on the engine identification plate located on the left side of cylind­ers block.
Diesel engine turbocharger identifica­tion number
Clutch coupling housing number
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Gearbox identification number .
Transmission identification number
Front driving axle identification number
Cab serial number
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Diesel engine
Engine model
D-245.2S2
Manufacturer
ОАО Minsk Motor Plant
Type
Four-cycle, turbo-charging with after-
cooling
Number of cylinders
4
Fuel injection system
direct injection
Compression ratio (calc
u
lated)
17±1
Cylinder bore
,
mm
110
Piston stroke
,
mm
125
Displacement
, l
4,75
Firing order
1-3-4-2
Cool
ing system
liquid
Rated speed
,
rev/min
2200
Maximum no
-
load speed
,
rev/min
2420
Minimum idle speed
,
rev/min
800±50
Rated power
, kW
90
Peak torque
, Nm
490
Specific fuel consumption at opera
t-
ing power, g/(kW·h)
254,0
7,12
1,5+−
Clearance b
etween rocker shaft
striker and intake valve stem end when diesel engine is cold, mm
- 0,25
05,0 10,0+−
Clearance between rocker shaft
striker and exhaust valve stem end when diesel engine is cold, mm
- 0,45
05,0 10,0+−
Fuel inje
ction lead angle
up to top
dead center (TDC), degrees
3,5±0,5
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Diesel engine fuel system
Fuel pump Type: four-plunger, in-line with priming
pump: PP4M10Pli – 3704 (of the company
MOTORPAL, Czech Republic) or
773.1111005 –07 (of OAO YAZDA, Russian Federation).
Regulator: mechanical, centrifugal, va­riable speed, direct acting type, with au­tomatic fuel supply increase at engine start.
Injectors: 455.1112010-50 or
172.1112010-11.01
Air cleaner
With paper filter elements.
Turbocharger
radial inward turbine and radial-flow compressor, assembled on one shaft.
C14 type of the company CZ (“Turbo”), Czech Republic. Installation of foreign producers turbochargers is possible.
CAC
is of radiator type, installed in front of water radiator. It is designed for cooling of air charges inside the diesel engine intake manifold.
Engine cooling system
Type: liquid, closed with positive liquid
circulation, temperature control, ther­mostatic regulator. Normal operating temperature
from
85º to 95º.
Engine lubrication system
Тype: Combined, with oil-to-water heat exchanger.
Oil purification: full-flow with exchan­geable filter (indecomposable n-type) Min oil pressure: 0.08 MPa at 600 rpm.
Working pressure between 0.25…0.35 MPa.
Max.pressure at cold engine: up to 0.6 MPa.
Engine Starting System
24 V starting motor, rated power 4.0kW or 4.5 kW
Starting aid:
Heating plugs, rated voltage 23V or 11V.
Generator
AC, rated voltage 14V, power 1.15 kW.
Clutch coupling
Type: Dry friction, double-disk
spring loaded clutch
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Gear box
Type: 16/8, mechanical, step-by-step, ranged with constant-mesh gears. Shifting of
four gears in each range of forward and reverse movement is carried out via syn­chronizers.
The Table below is placed in the right part of the cab window, Note – A gearbox 24/12 can be installed in your tractor optionally. In this case a Ta­ble with corresponding series of speeds will be in the cab window.
Tractor design travel speeds with rear wheels 18.4R38
Rear axle
Main gear: a pair of bevel gears with
spiral tooth.
Final drives: a pair of spur gears for each sideboard.
Rear-axle drives: planetary type.
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Differential lock: Oil-actuated friction clutch
Brakes
Service Brakes: on rear wheels: two­disk or three-disk, dry with mechanical servo drive. Disk diameter: 204 mm (or eight-disk, operating in oil sump (op­tion)
Parking brake: On rear wheels through differential lock on final drives and rear­axle drives. Dry-disk type with mechan­ical hand control. Disk diameter: 180 mm (or 4-disk, operating in oil sump (option))
Front driving axle
Type: two-point, beam-type Main gear type: bevel gears with spiral
tooth. Differential type: self-locking, exces-
sive friction
Final gears type: planetary Drive gear type: built in GB single pa-
rallel-shaft reduction gear unit with hy­draulically operated multiplate clutch; cardan shaft.
Hydraulic distributor of FDA control:
hydraulically operated, spool-type, elec­trically controlled
PTO drive
Type: independent, two-speed and synchronous
Drive clutch: Planetary reduction gear
with band brakes
Drive: electrohydraulic PTO end speed: Independent drive
I — 540 rpm; N=60 kW, II — 1000 rpm; N=90 kW.
Synchronous drive
4,18 rev/meter of travel when fitted with tires 18,4R38.
PTO shaft end extension: SAE stan­dard 6-spline for 540 rpm and 21-spline for 1000 rpm.
Rotation: Clockwise
Steering
Type: hydrostatic (H.S.). Feed pump: NSH14, gear-type, left-
handed rotation.
Volume constant — 14 m3/rev. Metering pump type — gerotor type Volume constant – 160 m3/rev. Relief valve pressure— 14 Pa (140
kgf/m2). Antishock valves pressure — 20 Pa
(200 kgf/m2). Actuating mechanism: one hydraulic
bilateral cylinders.
Bore — 63 mm, Cylinder stroke— 200 mm Steering wheel range of adjustment:
in angle of slope - from 25° to 40° with fixation in four positions,
in height – along steering shaft axle, stepless 100 ±200 mm
Backlash in the steering wheel – max. 25°, when feed pump is in opera-
tion
Hydraulic lift linkage (HLL)
Type: unit-principle with hydraulic lift
device (with two plunger cylinders) It
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C8 provides 4 control modes of agricultural
implements position:
• height control mode;
• power control mode;
• position control mode;
• combined (mixed) control mode. Outlets: 3 pairs and one drain line
(rear).
Oil feed pump
Тype: gear-type. Pump capacity — not less than 56 l/min at 2100 rpm.
Distributive valve: hydraulic spool­type 70-1221 or RS-213 «MITA», 3­section with fixation of spools in “float” position. It has the following positions: “Up”, “Neutral”, “Down” and “Float”.
Hydraulic lift distributor:
820-4634010. hydraulic spool distribu­tor Cylinder: piston cylinder (2 pcs.) — bore 90 mm, stroke — 220 mm.
Rear lift linkage:
Type: swinging four-bar linkage of cat-
egory II Lifting capacity of rear lift linkage on
suspension axis is not less than 4500 kg.
Electrical equipment
Voltage of on-board power system: 12V
Power system: two accumulator batte-
ries12 V each, with capacity 88 •h or 90 •h .
Lighting and light alarm system:
front driving lights with high/low beam;
front and rear work lights;
front and rear lamps;
dash board light and rear registration
plate light;
hazard warning lights;
lights of “road-train” sign (optional).
Power consumers connection: multi­pin composite plug.
Test instruments
Instrument cluster, integrated display and control lamps blocks.
Other equipment:
Front and rear window wipers; wind­shield washer; dome light.
Pneumatic system
Compressor Type: single-cylinder, air-cooled
Trailer brakes control
Type: pneumatic, single-wire, locked
with tractor service brakes (option – two-wire).
Wheels
Tyres (main modification) Front:
M 420/70R24 or 14,9R24; On order: 11.2R24. Rear: Main: 18,4R38; On order: 16.9R38, 11.2R42.
Wheel Track:
front wheel track 1535, 1635, 1700, 1800, 1850, mm, 1950; 2020; 2120.
rear wheel track 1450...2200 mm.
MTZ 1220.1/1220.3 Section D . Operation controls and instruments
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Section D. OPERATION CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
1. Sunscreen;
2. Heater control valve operating handle;
3. Radio-receiving set (if any);
4. Air distributors of cab ventilation and heat­ing system;
5. Recirculation shutters;
6. Front windscreen wiper switch;
7. Cab fan and heater switch;
8. Rear working lights switch;
9. Front working lights switch;
10. Road-train sign lighting switch;
11. Cab light switch;
12. Emergency control lamps switch;
13. Steering-wheel-mounted multifunction switch (turn, turn indicators, upper/lower beam);
14. Instrument cluster;
15. Control lamps block;
16. Integrated indicator;
17. Steering wheel;
18. Integrated indicator program console;
19. Starter and instruments switch;
20. Front working lights switch on cab grab­handles;
21. AB remote cut-off;
22. Windscreen washer switch;
23. Main light switch;
24. Clutch pedal;
25. Diesel engine stop lever;
26. Steering column inclination control;
27. Brake pedal
28. Right brake pedal
29. Fuel feed control pedal
30. Hydraulic output control levers
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D2
31. GB range selector lever;
32. Parking brake lever;
33. Gear-change lever;
34. Governor control lever stop bumper ;
35. FDA, rear axle differential lock and PTO control arm;
36. Tillage depth adjustment levers
37. Fuel feed control lever 38 Power take-off shifter arm (independent
- synchronous)
Important: Before starting tractor operation study the purposes for which the controls, instruments and functions may be applied.
The given information will facilitate studying of controls and instruments for tractor safe operation.
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D3 Starter and instrumentation switch
Switch (1) has four positions:
• 0 – “Off”;
• I –"Instruments, control lamps block, heating plugs are on”;
• II – “Starter On” (not fixed position);
• III – “Radio receiver ON” (key is turned counter-clockwise).
IMPORTANT! Starter restarting may be possible "0”. In order to shift starter and instruments switch into position “III’, it it necessary to sunk the key into switch slightly and then turn it counterclockwise.
Instrument board switches
1 – main light switch, has three posi­tions:
- “Off” (upper part of the button is sunk, position I);
- “Front and rear marking lights, number­plate light, board gauges light, and additional lamps on the trailed machine are on” (middle position, II);
- “All consumers of position II and road lamps are on” (lower part of the button is pressed up to the stop, position III).
2 windscreen washer switch. Windscreen washer is switched on by sin­gle pressing to the button.
3 – remote AB switch. AB is switched by single pressing to the remote AB switch but­ton, and it is switched off by pressing the same button again.
4 – shut-off switch for front working lights, installed on front light brackets. By pressing button 8 two working lamps, (in­stalled on front light brackets) and indicator light, built-in the button.
By pressing the emergency light alarm but­ton 5 the emergency light alarm is engaged. The indicating lamp blinks simultaneously with alarm flashing light. Emergency light alarm is disengaged by pressing the same button again.
1 - main light switch; 2 - windscreen washer switch; 3 - remote AB switch; 4 - shut-off switch for front working lights, installed on front light brackets.
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Instrument cluster
Instrument cluster includes six gauges with five signal lamps.
Scale indicating fuel volume in the tank (1) has divisions 0–1/4–1/2–3/4–1. A signal lamp (1.1) (orange color) is built in the gauge scale, which lights up when fuel volume in the tank drops below 1/8 of the total tank volume. ATTENTION: do not let the tank become em
p-
ty (the gauge pointer is in the zone of orange co
l-
or)!
Scale indicating air pressure in pneumatic system (2) has three divisions:
- working – from 500 from 800 kPa (green);
- emergency (two) — from 0 to 500 kPa and from 800 to 1000 kPa (red). A signal lamp (2.1) (red), is built in the gauge scale, which lights up when the pres­sure in pneumatic system loss reaches 500 kPa.
Voltage gauge
(3)
indicates accumulator batteries voltage with the engine stopped when the key of starter and instruments switch
(1)
is set in position “I”. With the en­gine running the voltage gauge indicates voltage on generator terminals. An indicat­ing lamp
(3.1)
of red color is built in the scale of voltage gauge. It is used only with 24V starting system. It indicates the process of the additional battery charge with 24V – it checks the workability of the voltage converter.
Zone on the
voltage gauge scale,
color
States of powe
r supply system
with the engine running
with the engine stopped
13,0 – 15,0 V green
normal mode of charge
10,0 – 12,0 V red
the generator is out of order
accumulator ba
t-
tery
discharged
12,0 – 13,0 V yellow
No AB charge
(low charging voltage)
AB has a normal
charge
15,0 – 16,0 V red
AB recharge
white line in
the yellow zone
Rated AB elec­tromotive force is 12,7 V
IMPORTANT!
if the voltage gauge
(3)
indi­cates absence of AB charge, check the state and tension of the generator drive belt
.
ATTENTION
! When
emergency tempera­ture indicating lamp or emergency oil pres­sure in the diesel engine indicating lamp is
Variant 1
Variant 2
Scale indicating diesel engine coolant tem-
perature (4) has three zones:
- engine warm-up — 40 - 70°, yellow;
- working — from 70 to 100° - green;
- emergency — from 100 to 120°  - red. Emergency engine coolant temperature indicator lamp becomes on when coolant temperature exceeds 105 °.
Scale of oil pressure gauge in the engine
lubricating system (5) has three zones:
- working — from 100 to 500 kPa - green;
- emergency (two) — from 0 to 100 kPa and from 500 to 600 kPa (red); Indicator lamp 5.1 “Emergency oil pressure in the engine” responses at values of 100 kPa and less.
IMPORTANT! when the cold engine is started the pressure can be 600 kPa and higher.
Scale of oil pressure gauge in the transmis-
sion hydraulic system
(6)
has three zones
:
-
working — from
800
to
1500
kPa
-
green
;
-
emergency (two
) —
from 0 to
800
kPa
and
from 1500 to 1800
kPa
- red.
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on
, stop the engine, find and eliminate fai
l-
ure!
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Integrated indicator
АР80.3813 (1)
Integrated indicator (hereinafter referred to as II) and control console (hereinafter re­ferred to as CC) controls operational parameters of systems and assembly units of trac­tors “MTZ” and deliver data on malfunctions or failures of a system to the operator.
The ID includes indicators and pilot lights, recording the following parameters:
1 – Speed indicator (pointer indicator));
2 – Engine rotational speed indicator (pointer indicator);
S1 – Liquid crystal dis­play, multifunction display (detailed description and operation principle; S1 see. below)
S2 – PTO rotations indi-
cator (indicator lamp); HG1 – Alarm of the overvoltage in the tractor on-board power system (red); HG2 – Parking break engagement indicating lamp (red); HG3 – Tractor turn indicator pilot lamp (green); HG4 – Trailer turn indicator pilot lamp (green); HG5 – Upper beam switching on indicator (blue); HG6, HG10 – PTO speed scale segments (yellow); HG7… HG9 – PTO speed scale segments (green); HG11, HG12 – PTO speed scale range signaling devices (yellow);
Principle of operation and purpose of indicators on integrated indicator.
1 – speed indicator - shows travel speed of the tractor in graph form. The indicator is operated by signals from pulse transducers of toothed gears speed of
final drives of tractor’s left and right rear wheels. Speed is indicated by the signal from the
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transducer installed on the final drive gear of the wheel rotating with the lowest speed. In case of absence of a signal, there will not be any speed readouts (see below for more details).
Readouts range from 0 to 50 km/h. Р2 – engine rpm indicator – shows engine shaft speed of the tractor in graph form.
The indicator is operated by a signal from generator phase winding. Engine rpm range from 0 to 3500 (rpm).
РS2 – PTO speed indicator – shows power take-off shaft rpm on the light indicator.
The PTO speed indicator operates from a frequency signal produced by recalcu­lation from the engine speed with an input value of the “KV2” ratio (see below) different from “0”, herewith a value of the ZV ratio equal to “0” must be input (see below).
When the II is on (check of the device operability is described below) and the en­gine is running (a message of “engine speed” is transmitted from the ECU), the desig­nations of the “540” and “1000” scales are illuminated simultaneously.
Informative:
the lower segment of the PTO scale (with consideration to the “KV2” ratio) is indi­cated when the engine speed achieves 1400-1500 rpm or higher.
Depending on the engaged PTO speed mode (540 or 1000), the illuminated scale seg­ments designate PTO speeds as specified in Table 3.
Table 1.1
Values of scale segments
response “1000” (rpm)
Location of the segment in
the scale
Values of scale segments
response “540” (rpm) 1150 HG6 650 1050 HG7 580
950 HG8 500 850 HG9 420 750 HG10 320
РS1- multifunctional display (MD) is an LCD displaying:
1. digital designation of the gearbox shifter (figures of 0 to 6) or a letter designation of the reducer shifter position (letters L, M, H, N).
2. current numerical value of one of the para-
meters of the tractor systems.
The integrated display receives information about the gearbox shifter position from the transmission control unit (if the complex electronic control system is available) or from the range reducer control unit (if available). This parameter is displayed in the “1” infor­mative field (Figure 1.6). When control units are not available or are not connected, or a wire is broken, the “1” informative field displays an “A” letter.
The “2” informative field displays the following parameters:
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1. Total astronomical service hours of the engine. The counter operates with the engine running.
The indication range is 0 to 99999 service hours of the engine.
In case of power supply interruption the counter saves the information on total service hours.
2. Service hours over the set period: In this mode astronomical service hours of the engine is displayed
over the set period of time passed from the previous setting of the parameter to zero.
Setting to zero algorithm includes choosing of a specified mode,
pushing and holding for seconds of “Mode” key until the counter readouts are set to “0”.
3. Volume of fuel remaining:
In this mode, the current fuel volume in the tank is displayed in liters. This mode is available only when the tractor stands still.
Note – tractors “MTZ-220.1/1220.3” are equipped with two fuel volume sensors:
- there is one frequency fuel volume sensor (FFVS) inside a fuel tank under a cab.
- there is another modified frequency fuel volume sensor (MFFVS) inside a fuel tank on a
frame.
Data on total volume of fuel in the fuel tanks comes from a MFFVS to an indica-
tor.
NOTE. Switching between display modesTotal astronomical service hours of the engineand “Volume of fuel remaining“ is shall be carried out by “Mode” key on the control console (2).
3. Diagnostics of speed sensor operability and connection:
When no signal arrives from the speed sensors for 10 to 12 seconds, the LCD screen shows a message of a “0” figure specifying the location of the faulty sensor (left or right).
4. Diagnostics of frequency-type fuel volume sensor operability (FFVS): When no frequency signal arrives from the FFVS for 2 seconds,
the LCD screen of the II shows a “FUEL” message;
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Each failure message (Example: 0----, FUEL, C-BUS) is displayed on the LCD screen by priority independently of the information displayed. Sequentially pressing the “Mode” button must browse through the messages alternately. When the last message is shown and the “Mode” button is pressed again, the LCD screen switches to the dis­play mode as per the cycle of the previously specified working parameters.
Failure messages are displayed on the LCD screen each time the device is turned on, till the reason of the failure is eliminated.
IMPORTANT: When the II is turned on, the MD shows information in the indication mode that had been selected before the II was turned off last time.
Indicating lamp operation principles
HG1 – tractor on-board circuit high voltage indicator. Goes on when the tractor electrical
system supply voltage exceeds 19 V and goes off when the supply voltage is reduced to 17 V;
Herewith, the II is completely turned off and restores its operability when the vol-
tage drops to the rated voltage of the on-board circuit HG2 – parking brake engagement indicator:
The parking brake indicator blinks with the frequency of 1 Hz when the parking
brake sensor goes off; HG3, HG4 – tractor and trailer turn indicator.
Blinks when the right or left turn indicator is turned on by the under steering multi-
functional switch 14 or when the alarm signaling switch is turned on. HG5 – headlight upper beam indicator pilot lamp. Goes on when the upper beam indica-
tor pilot lamp is switched on.
Note
!
Indicators are switched on and off synchronous with changes of system sen-
sors state.
Integrated indicator control console АР80.3709 (2). II programming.
The programming console allows for manually pro­gramming the indicator with the “Parameter” and “Value” buttons, changing the display mode of pa­rameters shown on the LCD. The front face of the console has a diagnostic socket ХР1 that allows for automatic programming (repro- gramming) the ID with a special device (if available). If no special device is available, reprogramming is per-
formed with the above mentioned buttons.
II programming algorithm is as follows:
1. When the “Parameter” button is pressed for the first time, the LCD switches to the mode of viewing the programmed parameter and its numerical value. When the button is pressed repeatedly, the parameters are alternated cyclically.
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2. When the “Value” button is pressed repeatedly, the numerical value of the set pro­grammed parameter is changed.
3. When neither the “Parameter” nor “Value” button is pressed for 7.0 seconds, the mode is exited automatically. When exiting the mode, the parameter values selected with the “Value” button are stored.
List of programmed ratios(graphic examples of parameter presentations and their val­ues in the programming mode):
“Z” parameter Z is the number of teeth of final shaft gears of the driving wheels
(right and left), at which the travel speed (rotation speed) sensors are installed.
.
“I” parameter
I is the gear ratio multiplier of the wheel-hub drive;
“R” parameter
R is the rear wheel rolling radius, mm (is the value for tires
18.4R38. If other tire types are installed, set the “R” value corres­ponding to the rolling radius of the installed tires);
” parameter K is f generator drive transfer ratio;
“KV2” parameter KV2 is the PTO gear ratio;
“ZV” parameter ZV is the teeth number of the PTO speed sensor gear;
“V” parameter V is the fuel tank volume, (l).
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