MTZ 900, 900.3, 920.3, 950, 920 Operating Manual

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MTZ
TRACTORS
900/900.3
950/950.3
952/952.2/952.3
900 – 0000010 OM
OPERATING MANUAL
2009
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IMPORTANT!
If the tractor is operated by the user or lent/leased, make sure that the operator prior to working on the tractor:
A. has been instructed on safety measures and proper tractor use; B. has studied and understood the content of this Operating Manual.
NOTE!
Due to continual improvement of the products manufactured, some modifications not reflected herein may be made to the design of some subassemblies and parts. Some technical data and illustrations given herein may differ from the actual ones for your tractor. The dimensions and weights are approximate (reference). For the detailed information, contact the MTZ trademark dealer.
General note: The references to the “left” and “right” in the text of this Manual are given from the standpoint of the observer staying behind the tractor moving ahead.
© Minsk Tractor Works Republican Unitary Enterprise, 2009
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Table of Contents
Introduction
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Adopted Abbreviations and Symbolic Notations
8
International Symbols
9
Safety Precautions
11
Technical Data
15
Controls and Instruments
32
Operating Instructions
81
Unitization
127
Adjustments
155
Maintenance
170
Troubleshooting
219
Tractor Transportation and Towing
227
Tractor Storage
228
Appendix А. Electric Equipment
229
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All rights reserved. This book shall not be reproduced or copied either fully or partially without written permission of the Minsk Tractor Works Republican Unitary Enterprise.
ATTENTION OF THE TRACTOR OPERATORS!
1. Prior to operating the tractor, read carefully this User Manual and follow strictly its requirements.
2. Apply the climatic diesel fuel according to the Manual. Reduce the motor oil changeover intervals by half, if the sulphur content in the fuel is below 1%.
3. Do not allow the diesel engine idling for more than 15 minutes.
4. Please keep in mind that the engine can be only started when the gearbox lever is set to the leftmost position (to the position of engagement of the 1st or 2nd range of gears).
5. When operating the tractor without the rear PTO, put the switchover shifter arm of the independent two-speed PTO drive to position I (540 rpm), the independent synchronous PTO drive – to the neutral (middle) position and the control lever – to the position “PTO OFF” (refer to Section “Operating controls and Instrumentation”).
6. Use the synchronous PTO drive at the tractor unit movement speeds not exceeding 8 km/h. Otherwise, severe damages of the tractor transmission can be caused.
7. The tractor should be only operated at the 9th gear with the higher gear range (range II) engaged.
8. The tractor cab is equipped with a single seat and only the operator must be in.
9. When shipping the tractor from the factory, some tractor components are packed in the box of spare parts and accessories, toolbox or cab. Fit them onto the tractor by your own.
10. When putting new storage batteries into operation, remove the airtight film from the air holes or cut the lugs on PE plugs off.
11. Do not allow tractor operation with the clutch disengaged or incompletely engaged.
12. When starting the movement, make sure that the manual reserve parking brake is off.
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13. When using the tractor without drive shafts, put FDA lever to position “forced”.
14. Do not operate the tractor indoors without adequate ventilation (air exchange). Exhaust gases can lead to fatal outcome.
15. Towing the tractor with front wheels lifted is strictly forbidden. Otherwise, the FDA drive failure and emergency situation can occur.
16. Never lift the tractor by the front part of the tractor by the towing shackle. Use the shackle for towing only.
17. The manufacturer is improving continually the tractor due to that there could be some modifications of the design of some components and their operating rules is not reflected in this Manual.
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INTRODUCTION
The MTZ wheeled universal tilling tractors of the 900 series belong to drawbar category
1.4 and are designed to perform a wide range of agricultural works: from soil
preparation for sowing to harvesting and transporting operations; they can be used in forestry, municipal servicing, construction and industry.
This Manual contains the description of the design peculiarities, brief technical data and recommendations for operation and maintenance of the following MTZ tractors of 900 series: MTZ- 900 (4х2) with the Д-243/Д-243C diesel engine (59.6 kW/2200 rpm) and synchronized gearbox; MTZ-900.3 (4х2) with the Д-245.43 S2 diesel engine (62 kW/1800 rpm), synchronized gearbox and updated design; MTZ-920 (4х4) with the Д-243/Д-243C diesel engine (59.6 kW/2200 rpm), synchronized gearbox and FDA (72); MTZ-920.2 (4х4) with the Д-243/Д-243C diesel engine (59.6 kW/2200 rpm), synchronized gearbox, FDA (822) and updated design; MTZ-920.3 (4х4) with the Д-245.43 S2 diesel engine (62 kW/1800 rpm), synchronized gearbox, FDA (822) and updated design; MTZ-950 (4х2) with the Д-245.5/Д-245.5C diesel engine (65 kW/1800 rpm), synchronized gearbox; MTZ-950.3 (4х2) with the Д-245.5 S2 diesel engine (65 kW/1800 rpm), synchronized gearbox and updated design; MTZ-952 (4х4) with the Д-245.5/Д-245.5C diesel engine (65 kW/1800 rpm), synchronized gearbox and FDA (72); MTZ-952.2 (4х4) with the Д-245.5/Д-245.5C diesel engine (65 kW/1800 rpm), synchronized gearbox, FDA (822) and updated design; MTZ-952.3 (4х4) with the Д-245.5 S2 (70 kW/1800 rpm) diesel engine, synchronized gearbox, FDA (822) and updated design.
Index ―.2‖ means upgrading of the respective model by installing one or several units of higher engineering level:
FDA with planetary reducing gears (for 4x4 tractors); Hydraulic lift-based hookup; Bonnet, roof, cab fender of updated design.
Index ―.3‖ means installation of diesel engines with index S2 certified as per the 2nd stage of the ecological regulation of Directive 2000/25/EC, hydrostatic power steering (HPS) system with an independent oil tank, as well as the bonnet, the roof and cab fenders of renewed design.
Making any re-equipment or modifications to the tractor design, which are not authorized by the Manufacturer is strictly forbidden.
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The distinctive features of the tractors described in the Manual:
1. Transmission with synchronized gearbox (7/2) and synchronized reducing gear (step-
up gear): 14 forward and 4 reverse gears.
2. Hydrostatic power steering with the Danfoss metering pump, cylinder in steering
trapezium and steering tie rod.
3. Unified rear driving axle with more convenient external readjustment of planetary
gear brake bands.
4. Hydraulic system with a power regulator completely controlling the rear attachment
cylinder. Three sections of the distributor ensure the control of external cylinders of machines and tools.
5. Safe comfortable cab meets the requirements of EC and OECD directives and is
featured by the improved interior, heating and ventilation system.
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Adopted Abbreviations and Symbolic Notations
SB
—
storage battery
DL
—
differential lock
PCU
—
pre-heater control unit
SCU
—
starter control unit
UDP
—
diesel piston upper dead point
PTO
—
power take-off shaft
HMS
—
hydraulic mounted system
HPS
—
hydrostatic power steering
LOHE
—
liquid oil heat exchanger
RMA
—
rear mounted attachment
ID — integrated display
GB
—
gearbox
C — clutch
CAC
—
charge air cooler
FDA
—
front driving axle
ADCS
—
automatic tilling depth control system
M — maintenance
DHM
—
traction hitch mechanism
SRU
—
speed reducer
ETPP
—
electric torch pre-heater
ОЕСD
—
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
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International Symbols
Manufacture uses standard international symbols concerning the application of devices and the controls.
Below are given the symbols with their meaning.
— See Manual
— Control manipulations
— Brake
— Fast
— Parking brake
— Slow
— Horn
— Forward
— Emergency alarm
— Reverse
— Fuel level in the tank
— Battery charging — Cooling fluid
— Cab light
— Starting flame preheater
— Clearance lights
— Engine speed
— Turn indicator
— Oil pressure in the engine
— Upper beam
— Engine cooling fluid
temperature
— Lower beam
— Off/Stopped
— Working lights
— On/Start
— Differential locking
— Ramping
— PTO engaged
— Lever – down
— FDA engaged
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— Lever – up
— Fan
— Lifting position of the
distributor sliding valve
— Windscreen washer
— Lowering position of the
distributor sliding valve
— Windscreen wiper
— Floating position of the
distributor sliding valve
— Rear screen wiper
— Oil pressure in the gearbox
— Trailer turn indicator
— Air pressure in the
pneumatic system
— Oil pressure in the
hydrostatic power steering
— High voltage
— Oil pressure in the
transmission
— Cooling fluid level
— Brake fluid level
— Road train lights
— Air pressure in the brake
system
— Air filter clogging
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Strict observance of safety precau­tions, accurate execution of tractor driving and operation regulations and maintenance shall guarantee complete safety of its application.
Safety precautions when operat­ing the tractor
ATTENTION! When starting up the en- gine and operating the controls, always
stay in the cab on the operator’s seat
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General Instructions
•
• Prior to tractor use, study operator’s
manual carefully. Insufficient knowledge on tractor driving and op­eration can result in accidents.
• Specially trained and qualified operators only are allowed to oper­ate the tractor.
• If the tractor is equipped with a safety belt, use it during operation. If not, contact the dealer.
• Never admit a passenger to the cab unless the latter is provided with an ad ­d i t i o n a l s e a t a n d h a n d -rail. There is no other safe seat for a passenger in the c a b !
• Keep all warning plates clean. In case of their damage or loss, replace them by new ones.
• Prior to operation, carefully in­spect the tractor and a trailed mechanism. Start operation having made sure that they are in good re­pair. The trailed agricultural mech­anisms and transport trailers shall be fitted with rigid hitches excluding their swinging and rear-end colli­sion with the tractor during trans­portation.
• Prior to starting the diesel engine, the parking brake shall be applied; the gear shift lever shall be set to
the neutral position and the PTO lever – in the OFF position.
• Prior to starting the movement, warn the bystanders and the per­sons working on the trailed mecha­nisms with a horn.
• Never leave the moving tractor.
• Prior to leaving the cab, disen-
gage the PTO, stop the engine, ap­ply the parking brake, take off the starter switch key and set the bat­tery disconnect switch to the OFF position.
It is forbidden to de-energize the electric equipment system by the starter and instrumentation switch and/or battery disconnect switch until the engine is stopped.
• Do not operate the tractor indoors without necessary ventilation. Ex­haust gases can result in fatal out­come!
• In case of failure of the engine or steering control, stop the tractor immediately. Keep in mind that turning the steering wheel for con­trolling the tractor when the engine is stopped requires much more force. In case of failure of the steer­ing control, a lamp of emergency oil pressure in the HVSS lights up.
• Do not work under lifted agricul­tural implements. During durable stops, leave the attached imple­ment lifted.
• If the front part of the tractor takes off when attaching heavy mecha­nisms and implements, mount front weights.
• When operating the front lift, fill in the rear tires with liquid ballast.
• Prior to lifting and lowering the at­tached agricultural implements as well as when turning the tractor, make sure that there is no risk of hitting or snagging on somebody or
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any obstacle.
• When moving with attached mechanisms or implements, always apply a mechanism to lock on the attachment in lifted position.
• The drive shaft transferring the ro­tation from the tractor PTO to the driven components shall be en­closed.
• Make sure that any additional equipment or auxiliaries are in­stalled correctly and that they are designed for application with your tractor. Keep in mind that your trac­tor, if used unduly can be danger­ous both for yourself and other per­sons. Do not operate equipment not designed for installation on the tractor.
• To avoid turnover, be careful when driving the tractor. Choose safe speed corresponding to road conditions, particularly when driving cross-country, passing the ditches, slopes and during sharp turns.
• When operating on the slopes, in­crease the tractor track to the max­imum value.
• Do not make sharp turns under full load and high speed.
• When using the tractor for trans­portation works:
- increase the tractor track to at least 1800 mm;
- interlock the brake pedals, check and, if necessary, adjust the brakes to synchronous action;
- check operation of the parking brake, brake pneumatic drive and trailer brakes;
- check the state of the light and audio alarm devices;
- transport trailers shall be fitted with rigid hitches and connected by means of the safety chain or rope;
- never drive downhill with
switched-off gear (coasting), apply the same gear both down and up­hill;
- it is forbidden to work with the trailer without independent brakes, if its weight exceed half actual weight of the tractor. The faster you move and the larger the towed mass is, the larger the safety dis­tance shall be;
- disengage the FDA to avoid ex­cessive wear and tear of the drive parts and tires;
- do not use rear axle differential lock (DL) at the speed of above 10 km/h and during turns;
Important! Use the synchronous PTO drive at the lower gears of the gearbox at the tractor movement speed not exceeding 8 km/h. Other­wise, the tractor’s power train can be severely damaged.
- do not stop the tractor on the slopes. If the stop is still necessary, engage the 1st gear and apply the parking brake.
• when operating the equipment driven by PTO, make sure that the PTO coupler shank has fully stopped after stopping the engine before leaving the cab and discon­necting the equipment.
• Do not wear loose clothes when operating PTO or near the rotating equipment.
• When operating stationary mech­anisms driven by PTO, always ap­ply the parking brake and lock on the rear wheels from the front and behind. Make sure that the mecha­nism has been reliably secured.
• Make sure that the PTO coupler shank protection has been installed and, if the PTO is not used, refit the cap of the PTO coupler shank.
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• Do not clean, adjust or maintain the equipment driven with PTO, when the engine is running.
Safety precautions during the maintenance
• Never refuel the tractor when the engine is running.
• Never smoke when refuelling.
• Never fill the tank to the top.
Leave some space for fuel expan­sion.
• Never add gasoline or mixtures to diesel fuel. These combinations can increase the risk of fire or ex­plosion.
• Use the summer or winter fuel grades properly. Refill the tank at the end of each day to reduce night moisture condensation.
• To avoid fuel spillage during the mechanized refuelling of the trac­tor, remove the mesh filter from the fuel tank neck. The mesh filter is designed for tractor manual refuel­ling under field conditions.
• Fill in the tractor with oils and lub­ricants recommended by the manu­facturer. Application of other lubri­cating materials is strictly forbid-
den!
• Any operations related to cleaning the engine and tractor, pre­operation, maintenance, etc. should be performed with the engine stopped and tractor braked.
• Cooling system operates under pressure, which is maintained by a valve installed in the cap of the fill­er neck. It is dangerous to re-
move the lid on the hot diesel engine. To avoid burns of hands
and face, unplug the radiator neck cap on the hot engine carefully, having put a thick cloth on the cap
and a gauntlet on the hand.
• To avoid burns, be careful when draining the cooling fluid or water from the cooling system and/or hot oil from the engine, hydraulic sys­tem and transmission.
• When servicing the storage bat­teries, be careful because the con­tact of electrolyte with the skin causes burns.
• To avoid the risk of explosion, keep any sources of open flame away from the engine fuel system and storage batteries.
• Keep the tractor and its equip­ment, particularly the brakes and steering, in serviceable condition to
ensure your and bystanders’ safety.
• Do not make any modifications to
the tractor or any parts thereof without approval of your dealer and manufacturer.
Safety requirements during op­eration and maintenance of elec­trical equipment
• To avoid damage of semiconduc­tor devices and resistors, observe the following precautions:
- do not disconnect the storage bat­tery (SB) terminals with the engine running. This will cause peak volt­age to appear in the discharge cir­cuit and lead to unavoidable failure of diodes and transistors;
- do not disconnect electric cables until the engine is shut down and all switches are off;
- do not allow a short circuit to oc­cur due to incorrect wire connec­tion. Short circuit or wrong polarity will cause failure of diodes and transistors;
- do not connect the SB to electrical equipment system until the polarity
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of outputs and voltage is verified;
- do not check the presence of electric current by producing a spark, since this would lead to im­mediate breakdown of the transis­tors.
Hygienic requirements
• Fill in a vacuum flask with fresh portable water daily.
• Firs-air kit shall be necessarily stuffed with bandages, tincture of iodine, ammonia spirit, borated pet­rolatum, soda, validol and dipyrone.
• Depending on the operating con­ditions, use the natural ventilation of the cab or the latter’s heating and cooling unit.
• Should the durations of the con­tinuous work on the tractor exceed
2.5 hours within a working shift, the noise protection facilities to State Standard ГОСТ 12.4.051-87 (ear- plugs, antiphones) shall be used.
Fire safety requirements
• The tractor shall be provided with fire-fighting equipment, i.e. a spade and fire extinguisher. It is forbidden to operate the tractor without fire­extinguishing equipment.
• The places for parking the tractor and storing the combustive and lu­bricating materials shall be tilled with a strip of min 3 m wide and provided with fire-extinguishing equipment.
• Do not allow manifold and silenc­er soiling with dust, fuel, straw, etc.
• Do not allow straw to wind around rotating parts of mechanisms unit­ized with the tractor.
• When washing the parts and as­sembly units in kerosene or gaso-
line, take measures excluding igni­tion of flushing liquid vapours.
• Do not operate the tractor in fire­risky place with the bonnet and other protective facilities removed from the heated engine parts.
• Do not allow using open flame to heat oil in engine pan or burn out soiling of radiator core.
• If a seat of fire occurs, strew sand over it and cover it with tarpaulin, sack cloth or other thick fabric. Use a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher. Do not extinguish burning fuel with water.
• Watch that there are no highly in­flammable materials near the mani­fold and the silencer when the en­gine is running.
• When harvesting hay, straw, working in places of higher fire risk, apply spark suppressors in the ex­haust system as an assembly with the silencer or independently.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Parameter
9 0 0 / 900.3
920/920.2/920.3
950/950.3
95 2/952.2/952.3
А Length, mm: total without weights to wheels
4120/4440 3840/4440
3700
4120/4130/4440 3970/4000/4060 3840/3850/3850
4120/4440 3840/4060
3700
4120/4130/4400 3970/4000/4060 3840/3850/3850
В Width, mm
1970
С Height to cab top, mm
2820
2850
2820
2850
D Longitudinal base, mm
2370±20
2450±20
2370±20
2450±20
Е Rear wheel track, mm
1500-1600/1800-2100
F Front wheel track, mm
1450-1850
1410-1990/1420-1970
1450-1850
1410-1970/1420-1970
G Clearance, mm
465
Tire size: front wheels
9,00-20;9,00R20
13,6-20;360/70R24
9,00-20;9,00R20
13,6-20;360/70R24
rear wheels
18,4R34 (Ф-11)
16,9R38;
18,4R34 (Ф-11)
18,4R34 (Ф-11)
16,9R38;
18,4R34
Service weight (without ballast), kg
3850/3950
4100/4200/4300
3850/3950
4100/4200/4300
Numbers of tractor component parts
Name plate of the tractor containing the serial numbers of the tractor and engine.
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The serial number of the tractor is replic a t­ed on the front end of the right-h a n d side member of the half-frame (on the right
plate of front balance weights) .
Engine number (is duplicated on engine
name plate attached on the right of the cylinder block) .
Clutch number (on the left of the clutch housing).
Gearbox number (on the left of the gearbox housing)
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Transmission number (on the rear axle housing from behind).
Transmission number for the tractor with hydraulic lift (on the rear axle housing at the joint with the gearbox on the right).
FDA number (on the right -hand sleeve at the front of the FDA (822) o r on the central housing at the front of the FDA (72)) .
Cab serial number and OECD certificate num ­ber (inside the cab on the left).
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Engine
Engine make
Д-243/243C
Д-245.5/Д-245.5C
Д-245.43 S2
Д-245.5 S2
Type
Four-stroke, in­line, naturally as­pirated
Four-stroke, in­line, turbocharged
Four-stroke, in­line, turbo­charged, with in­termediate charge air cooling
Four-stroke, in­line, turbo­charged, with in­termediate charge air cooling
Number of cylinders
4
Method of mixing
Direct injection
Compression (calculated)
16
15.1
15.1
15.1
Bore, mm
110
Stroke, mm
125
Displacement, l
4.75
Order
1-3-4-2
Cooling system
Liquid
Rated speed, rpm
2200
1800
1800
1800
Max speed, rpm
2380
1980
2050
2070
Min speed, rpm
600
700
800
800
Rated power, kW (H.P.)
60 (81)
at 2200 rpm
65 (89)
at 1800 rpm
62 (83.7)
at 1800 rpm
70 (94.5)
at 1800 rpm
Max torque N·m
296.9 at 1400 rpm
386
at 1400 rpm
411
at 1400 rpm
464
at 1400 rpm
Clearance between intake and exhaust valves and rockers at idle running, mm
0.25…0.30
0.25…0.30 – for
intake valves,
0.40…0.45 – for exhaust valves
0.20…0.30 – for
intake valves,
0.35…0.50 – for exhaust valves
0.20…0.30 – for
intake valves,
0.35…0.50 – for exhaust valves
Advance angle of fuel in­jection before upper dead point (UDP), degrees
20±1/16±1
18±1/13±1
or 9±1
4.0±0.5
4.0±0.5
Fuel injection pressure, MPa
21.6…22.4
21.6…22.4
23.5…24.7
23.5…24.7
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Diesel engine lubrication system
Type: combined, with oil radiator (or
LOHE for tractors
900.3/920.3/950.3/952.3).
Min oil pressure:
0.08 MPa (0.8 kgf/cm2) at 600 rpm.
Normal oil pressure:
0.2…0.3 MPa (2…3 kgf/cm2). Max pressure at cold diesel engine: up to 0.6 MPa (6 kgf/cm2).
Lubrication system capacity: 12 l. Motor oil brands:
- from -40°С to +5°С: М-8ДМ; М-8Г2, М-8Г2К or М4
3
/8Г
2
(SAE-20,
SAE 10W-20);
- from +5°С to +50°С: М-10ДМ; М-10Г2; М-10Г2К (SAE-30);
- multigrade oil: SAE 15W-40.
Engine feed system Fuel pump: 4-plunger pump, in-line, with
boost pump. Governor: mechanical, variable-speed (with antismoke pneumatic equalizer – for diesel engines Д-245.5/Д-245.5C/ Д-245.5 S2/Д-245.43 S2). Turbocharger: centripetal radial turbine on a shaft with centrifugal compressor (Д-
245.5/ Д-245.5C/Д-245.5 S2/Д-245.43 S2).
Charge air cooler (for Д-245.5S2/Д-
245.43S2): air-air type, mounted prior to
water radiator. Fuel filters: coarse filter and secondary fil­ter (with removable paper filter element). Fuel brand: Diesel: summer
Л-0.2-40, Л-0.5-40; winter З-0.2, З-0.5; at ­50°С – А-0.2, А-0.4.
Fuel tank capacity: 130 l (2 tanks); 120 l (one tank) for tractors with hydraulic lift. Air cleaner: combined, with centrifugal and oil-bath air cleaning.
Air cleaner oil bath capacity: 1.5 l (3.0 l – for the Д-245.5 engine).
Donaldson dry-type air cleaner – for Д-
245.5 S2/ Д-245.43 S2.
Engine starting system
Electric starter type, 12 V or 24 V. Easy starting facilities:
- electric torch pre-heater (filament plug in the intake manifold) or filament plugs in diesel cylinder head (for the engines with the index ―S2‖).
Engine cooling system Type: water, closed with forced liquid cir-
culation, temperature controlled by the thermostatic regulator and a shutter from
the driver’s seat, with expansion tank (for Д-245.5 S2/Д-245.43 S2).
Normal operating temperature: from 80°С
to 100°С.
Cooling system capacity: 20 l.
Steering control Type: Hydrostatic power steering with
steering cylinder in the steering linkage. Independent oil tank of HPS (for MTZ -
900.3/920.3/950.3/952.3). Safety valve adjustment pressure – 14 MPa. Shock valve adjustment pressure – 20 MPa. Oil brands: BECHEM Stariol №32; ADDINAL Hydraulikol HLP 32; THK Hydraulic HLP 32.
Feed pump capacity: 21 l/min (28 l/min)* Hydraulic cylinder: two-way type,
• bore: 50 mm (63 mm)*
• stroke: 200 mm.
Metering pump: volumetric constant: 100 cm3/rev (160 cm3/rev)*, operating pres­sure: from 10 to 14 MPa. Installed at the front wall of the cab.
Steering wheel position control limits:
• by inclination: from 25° to 40° with fixa­tion through 5°;
• by height: – within the range of 100 mm. Steering wheel free play: not more
*
For the FDA with planetary-cylindrical reducing
gears (MTZ-920.2/920.3/952.2/952.3)
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than 25°.
Clutch
Type: friction, dry, single-disk, with tangen­tial suspension of the pressure plate.
Driven disk diameter – 3 40 mm.
Gearbox
Type: 7/2, mechanical, stepwise, syn-
chronized, dual-range.
I range (stage): 1
s t
, 2
n d
and 3
r d
gear of for -
ward motion and one gear of reverse. I I range (stage): 1
s t
, 2
n d
, 3
r d
and 4
t h
gears
of forward motion and one of reverse.
ATTENTION! The 4
t h
gear can be only
e n g a g e d i f t h e I I range is selected.
Calculated speeds (km/h) of MTZ 900 series tractors:
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 2 2 0 0 Rear tyres: 18.4R34
Synchronized splitter
Motion
Gear
number
Gear
number
V tr,
km/h
front
1
I
2.5
3.2 2 7.1
9.4 3 8.4
11.1
1
II
4.2
5.5 2 12.1
16.0
3
14.3
18.9
4
26.6
35.2
rear
1R
5.2
6.8
2R
II
8.8
11.6
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 2 2 0 0 Rear tyres: 16.9R38
Synchronized splitter
Motion
Gear
number
Range
number
V tr,
km/h
front
1
I
2.5
3.4 2 7.4
9.8 3 8.7
11.6
1
II
4.3
5.7
2
12.6
16.6
3
14.9
19.7
4
27.7
36.6
rear
1R
I
5.4
7.1
2R
II
9.1
12.1
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Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 1 8 0 0 Rear tyres: 16.9R38
Synchronized multiplier
Motion
Gear
number
Range
number
V tr,
km/h
front
1
I
2.8
3.6 2 8.0
10.6 3 9.5
12.5
1
II
4.7
6.2
2
13.6
18.0
3
16.1
21.3
4
29.9
39.6
rear
1R
I
5.8
7.7
2R
II
9.9
13.1
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 1 8 0 0 Rear tyres: 18.4R34
Synchronized multiplier
Motion
Gear
number
Range
number
V tr,
km/h
front
1
I
2.7
3.5 2 7.7
10.2 3 9.1
12.0
1
II
4.5
6.0
2
13.1
17.3
3
15.5
20.5
4
28.8
38.1
rear
1R
I
5.6
7.4
2R
II
9.5
12.6
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 1 8 0 0 Rear tyres: 18.4R34
Synchronized splitter
Motion
Gear
number
Range
number
V tr,
km/h
front
1
I
2.0
2.7 2 5.8
7.7 3 6.9
9.1
1
II
3.4
4.5 2 9.9
13.1
3
11.7
15.5
4
21.8
28.8
rear
1R
I
4.2
5.6
2R
II
7.2
9.5
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 1 8 0 0 Rear tyres: 16.9R38
Synchronized splitter
Motion
Gear
number
Range
number
V tr,
km/h
front
1
I
2.1
2.8 2 6.0
8.0 3 7.1
9.4533
1
II
3.5
4.7
2
10.3
13.6
3
12.2
16.1
4
22.6
29.9
rear
1R
I
4.4
5.8
2R
II
7.5
9.9
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Specifications
MTZ series 900
22
ATTENTION! Simultaneous engage­ment of the 4th forward gear and re­verse gear is excluded by the design to avoid high reverse speeds of the trac­tor.
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 1 8 0 0 Rear tyres: 16.9R38
Reverse gear
Motion
Gear
number
Range
number
V tr,
km/h
front
1
I
2.8
II
4.7
2
I
8.0
II
13.6
3
I
9.5
II
16.1
4 29.9
rear
1
I
2.6
II
4.4
2
I
7.5
II
12.7
3
I
8.8
II
15.0
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 2 2 0 0 Rear tyres: 16.9R38
Reverse gear
Motion
Gear
number
Range
number
V tr,
km/h
front
1
I
3.4
II
5.7
2
I
9.8
II
16.6
3
I
11.6
II
19.7
4 36.6
rear
1
I
3.1
II
5.4
2
I
9.1
II
15.6
3
I
10.8
II
18.7
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 1 8 0 0 Rear tyres: 18.4R34
Reverse gear
Motion
Gear
number
Range
number
V tr,
km/h
front
1
I
2.7
II
4.5
2
I
7.7
II
13.1
3
I
9.1
II
15.5
4 28.8
rear
1
I
2.5
II
4.2
2
I
7.2
II
12.2
3
I
8.5
II
14.5
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 2 2 0 0 Rear tyres: 18.4R34
Reverse gear
Motion
Gear
number
Range
number
V tr,
km/h
front
1
I
3.2428
II
5.5215
2
I
9.3909
II
15.9898
3
I
11.1207
II
18.9353
4
35.2157
rear
1
I
3.0266
II
5.1534
2
I
8.7648
II
14.9238
3
I
10.3794
II
17.6730
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Specifications
MTZ series 900
23
Calculated speeds (km/h) of the MTZ tractors of the series 900 with a speed-reducing u n i t:
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 1800 Rear tyres: 18.4R34
Synchronized splitter
V tr with a mechanical
speed-reducing unit, km/h
V tr with a hydraulic speed-reducing unit, km/h
Mechanical
speed-
reducing unit
range I
Mechani-
cal speed-
reducing
unit range
II
Hydraulic speed-reducing
unit range I
Hydraulic speed-
reducing unit
range II
Gear No.
Range No.
V tr,
km/h
1st gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
1st gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
1st gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
1st gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
4.28
1.44
1.03
0.34
4.28
1.44
1.03
0.3
1
I
2.0
0.47
1.4
2.0
5.9
0…
0.5
0.8…
1.4
2.0
6.0
2.7
0.6
1.8
2.6
7.8
0.12…
0.6
1.2…
1.8
2.6
7.9
2
5.8
7.7 3 6.9
9.1
1
II
3.4
0.8
2.4
3.3
10.0
0.3…
0.8
1.7…
2.4
3.34
10.0
4.5
1.1
3.1
4.4
13.3
0.5…
1.1
2.3…
3.1
4.4
13.3
2
9.9
13.1
3
11.7
15.5
4
21.8
28.8
1R I 4.2
1.0
3.0
4.1
12.4
0…
1.0
0…
3.0
4.1
12.4
5.6
1.3
3.9
5.4
16.4
0.3…
1.3
0.3…
3.9
5.4
16.4
2R
II
7.2
1.7
5.0
7.0 0.6…
1.7
0.6…
5.0
7.0
9.5
2.2
6.6
9.2 1.1…
2.3
1.1…
6.7
9.2
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Specifications
MTZ series 900
24
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 2200 Rear tyres: 18.4R34
Synchronized splitter
V tr with a mechanical
speed-reducing unit, km/h
V tr with a hydraulic speed-reducing unit, km/h
Mechanical
speed-
reducing unit
range I
Mechanical
speed-
reducing
unit range II
Hydraulic speed-reducing
unit range I
Hydraulic
speed-reducing
unit range II
Gear No.
Range No.
V tr, km/h
1st gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
1st gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
1st gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
1st gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
4.28
1.44
1.03
0.34
4.28
1.44
1.03
0.3
1
I
2.5
0.6
1.7
2.4
7.2
0…
0.6
0.8…
1.7
2.4
7.2
3.2
0.8
2.3
3.1
9.5
0.1…
0.8
1.2…
2.39
3.1
9.5
2
7.1
9.34
3
8.4
11.1
1
II
4.2
1.0
2.9
4.1
12.3
0.3…
1.0
1.7…
2.9
4.1
12.3
5.5
1.3
3.8
5.4
16.2
0.5…
1.3
2.3…
3.8
5.4
16.2
2
12.1
16.0
3
14.3
19.0
4
26.6
35.2
1R I 5.2
1.2
3.6
5.0
15.2
0…
1.24
0…
3.6
5.0
15.2
6.8
1.6
4.7
6.6
20.1
0.3…
1.6
0.3…
4.7
6.6
20.1
2R
II
8.8
2.1
6.1
8.5 0.6…
2.06
0.6…
6.1
8.5
11.6
2.7
8.1
11.3
1.1…
2.7
1.1…
8.1
11.3
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Specifications
MTZ series 900
25
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 1 8 0 0 Rear tyres: 16.9R38
Synchronized splitter
V tr with a mechanical speed-
reducing unit, km/h
V tr with a hydraulic speed-reducing unit, km/h
Mechanical
speed-reducing
unit range I
Mechanical
speed-
reducing
unit range II
Hydraulic speed-reducing
unit range I
Hydraulic speed-
reducing unit
range II
Gear No.
Range No.
V tr, km/h
1st gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
1st gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
1st gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
1st gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
4.28
1.44
1.03
0.34
4.28
1.44
1.03
0.3
1
I
2.1
0.5
1.4
2.0
6.1
0…
0.5
0.8…
1.4
2.0
6.1
2.8
0.6
1.9
2.7 0.1…
0.6
1.2…
1.9
2.7
8.1
2
6.0
8.0 3 7.1
9.5
1
II
3.5
0.8
2.5
3.4
10.4
0.3…
0.8
1.7…
2.5
3.4
10.4
4.7
1.1
3.3
4.6
13.8
0.5…
1.1
2.3…
3.26
4.6
13.8
2
10.3
13.6
3
12.2
16.1
4
22.6
30.0
1R
I
4.4
1.0
3.0
4.3
12.9
0…
1.0
0…
3.0
4.3
13.0
5.8
1.4
4.0
5.6
17.1
0.3…
1.4
0.3…
4.0
5.6
17.1
2R
II
7.5
1.7
5.2
7.3 0.6…
1.7
0.6…
5.2
7.3
9.9
2.3
6.9
9.6 1.1…
2.3
1.1…
6.9
9.6
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Specifications
MTZ series 900
26
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 2200 Rear tyres: 16.9R38
Synchronized splitter
V tr, with a mechanical
speed-reducing unit, km/h
V tr with a hydraulic speed-reducing unit, km/h
Mechanical
speed-
reducing unit
range I
Mechani-
cal speed-
reducing
unit range
II
Hydraulic speed-reducing
unit range I
Hydraulic speed-
reducing unit
range II
Gear No.
Range No.
V tr, km/h
1st gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
1st gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the mechanical
speed-reducing unit
1st gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
1st gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
2nd gear of the hydraulic
speed-reducing unit
4.28
1.44
1.03
0.34
4.28
1.44
1.03
0.3
1
I
2.5
0.6
1.8
2.5
7.5
0…
0.6
0.8…
1.8
2.5
7.5
3.4
0.8
2.3
3.3
10.0
0.1…
0.8
1.2…
2.3
3.3
9.9
2
7.4
9.8
3
8.7
11.6
1
II
4.3
1.0
3.0
4.2
12.8
0.3…
1.0
1.7…
3.0
4.2
12.8
5.7
1.3
4.0
5.6
16.9
0.5…
1.3
2.3…
4.0
5.6
16.9
2
12.6
16.6
3
14.9
19.7
4
27.7
36.6
1R I 5.4
1.3
3.7
5.2
15.8
0…
1.3
0…
3.7
5.2
15.8
7.1
1.7
5.0
6.9
20.9
0.3…
1.7
0.3…
5.0
6.9
20.9
2R
II
9.1
2.1
6.3
8.9 0.6…
2.1
0.6…
6.3
8.9
12.1
2.8
8.4
11.7 1.1…
2.82
1.1…
8.4
11.7
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Specifications
MTZ series 900
27
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 1 8 0 0 Rear tyres: 16.9R38
Reverse gear
V tr, with a mechanical speed-reducing
unit, km/h
Mechanical speed-
reducing unit range I
Mechanical speed-
reducing unit range
II
Motion
Gear No.
Range No.
V tr, km/h
1st gear of the
mechanical
speed-reducing
unit
2nd gear of the
mechanical
speed-reducing
unit
1st gear of the
mechanical
speed-reducing
unit
2nd gear of the
mechanical
speed-reducing
unit
4.28
1.44
1.03
0.34
front
1 I 2.8
0.6
2.0
2.7
8.1 II
4.7
1.1
3.3
4.6
13.8 2 I
8.0
II
13.6
3 I 9.5
II
16.11
4 30.0
rear
1 I 2.6
0.6
1.8
2.5
7.6
II
4.4
1.0
3.0
4.3
12.9
2 I 7.5
II
12.7
3 I 8.8 II
15.0
4
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 2200 Rear tyres: 16.9R38
Reverse gear
V tr, with a mechanical speed-reducing
unit, km/h
Mechanical speed-
reducing unit range I
Mechanical speed-
reducing unit range
II
Motion
Gear No.
Range No.
V tr, km/h
1st gear of the
mechanical
speed-reducing
unit
2nd gear of the
mechanical
speed-reducing
unit
1st gear of the
mechanical
speed-reducing
unit
2nd gear of the
mechanical
speed-reducing
unit
4.28
1.44
1.03
0.34
front
1 I 3.4
0.8
2.3
3.3
10.0
II
5.7
1.3
4.0
5.6
16.9
2 I 9.8
II
16.6
3 I 11.6
II
19.7 4
36.6
rear
1 I 3.1
0.7
2.2
3.1
9.2 II
5.4
1.3
3.7
5.2
15.7
2 I 9.1
II
15.5
3 I 10.8
II
18.4
4
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Specifications
MTZ series 900
28
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 1 8 0 0 Rear tyres: 18.4R34
Reverse gear
V tr, with a mechanical speed-reducing
unit, km/h
Mechanical speed-
reducing unit range I
Mechanical speed-
reducing unit range
II
Motion
Gear No.
Range No.
V tr, km/h
1st gear of the me-
chanical speed-
reducing unit
2nd gear of the
mechanical speed-
reducing unit
1st gear of the me-
chanical speed-
reducing unit
2nd gear of the
mechanical speed-
reducing unit
4.28
1.44
1.03
0.34
front
1 I 2.7
0.6
1.8
2.6
7.8
II
4.5
1.1
3.1
4.4
13.3
2 I 7.7
II
13.1
3 I 9.1
II
15.5
4 28.8
rear
1 I 2.5
0.6
1.75
2.4
7.3
II
4.2
1.0
2.9
4.1
12.4
2 I 7.2
II
12.2 3 I
8.5 II
14.5 4
Rated engine rotational speed, rpm: 2200 Rear tyres: 18.4R34
Reverse gear
V tr, with a mechanical speed-reducing
unit, km/h
Mechanical speed-
reducing unit range
I
Mechanical speed-
reducing unit range
II
Motion
Gear No.
Range No.
V tr, km/h
1st gear of the me-
chanical speed-
reducing unit
2nd gear of the
mechanical speed-
reducing unit
1st gear of the me-
chanical speed-
reducing unit
2nd gear of the
mechanical speed-
reducing unit
4.28
1.44
1.03
0.34
front
1 I 3.2
0.8
2.6
3.1
9.5
II
5.5
1.3
3.8
5.4
16.2 2 I
9.4
II
16.0 3 I
11.1
II
19.0
4 35.2
rear
1 I 3.0
0.7
2.1
3.0
9.0
II
5.2
1.2
3.61
5.0
15.2
2 I 8.8
II
15.0
3 I 10.4 II
17.7 4
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Specifications
MTZ series 900
29
Synchronized splitter (reducing gear) Type: mechanical, synchronized, with
direct drive and retarding gear. Located between the clutch and gearbox and controlled by the lever under the steer­ing column. Allows reducing speed at each gear 1.32 times and obtaining 14 forward gears and 4 reverse gears.
Synchronized multiplier Type: mechanical, synchronized, with
direct drive and multiplying gear. Locat­ed between the clutch and gearbox and allows increasing speed at each gear
1.32 times.
Reverse gear (optional) Type: mechanical, synchronized, with
forward motion and reverse (i=-1.07 or i=-1.88). Installed instead of step-down reducing gear and allows obtaining 9 forward gears and 8 reverse ones.
Speed-reducing unit (optional) Type: mechanical, two-range, two-
speed. It allows super low speeds to be obtained. Installed instead of left cover of the gearbox and allows obtaining ad­ditionally 16 forward gears and 16 re­verse ones.
Important! When using the speed­reducing unit, engage only the 1st gear in the gearbox and the 1st reverse gear (I-I and I-R).
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Specifications
MTZ series 900
30
Rear axle
Main gear: a pair of bevel gears with
circular sprocket teeth.
Final drive: a pair of cylindrical gears. Differential: conical, four-satellite type. Differential lock mechanism: hydraulic,
dry, friction coupling or multi-disk friction
coupling of ―wet‖ type (optional).
Brakes Service: rear wheels: dry two- and three-
disk type with mechanical servo drive. Disk diameter: 204 m m (o r 8-disk type operating in an oil bath ( o ptional)) Parking: dry disk-type with mechanical manual drive. Disk diameter: 180 m m (o r 4­disk type operating in an oil bath ( o ption­al)).
Front driving axle
Type : portal, with sliding housings of bevel
reducing gears (MTZ-920/952) or portal, with non-sliding bar, with planetary reduc ­ing gears (MTZ-920.2/952.2/920.3/952.3)
Main gear: bevel gears with auger teeth. Differential type: self-locking, of higher
friction. Final drive: wheel reduction gears with straight bevel pairs (MTZ-
920.2/952.2/920.3/952.3).
Transmission oils: Тап-15В, ТСп-15К o r ТСп-10 (SAE 80W-90); ТАД-1 7 И.
Drive: from transfer gear by two cardan shafts with intermediate support. FDA control: mechanical, by the lever for operator’s right hand. 3 operating modes: FDA is DISENGAGED; FDA is ENGAGED forcedly; F D A is ENGAGED/DISENGAGED auto ­matically.
Power take-off shaft (PTO) drive
Type: independent two-speed and syn- chronous. Master clutch: planetary reducing gear
with band brakes. PTO control: mechanical (electro- hydraulic – for tractors with a hydraulic lift) by means of the lever at the right­side control board.
PTO coupler shank speed: Independent drive:
• 540 rpm at 2081 rpm of the diesel en­gine (MTZ-900/920);
• 540 rpm at 1632 pm of the diesel en­gine (MTZ-950/952);
• 1000 rpm at 2302 pm of the diesel en­gine (MTZ-900/920)
• 1000 rpm at 1672 pm of the diesel en­gine (MTZ-950/952) Synchronous drive: 4.76 revolu- tions/metre of travel with the rear tyres 16,9R38 mounted. Removable PTO coupler shank: in ac­cordance with the SAE standard with 6 splines for 540 rpm and 21 splines for 1000 rpm. Rotation: clockwise as seen from the shaft butt.
Hydraulic system
Type: universal, unit-principal, with in-
dependent power cylinder (MTZ­900/920/950/952) or with hydraulic lift, with two self-contained cylinders (MTZ-900.3/920.2/920.3/
950.3/952.2/952.3). Maximum pressure in the hydraulic system: 18...20 MPa. Distributor: spool valve type:
• Р80-3/4-222-ЗГг (Р80-3/4-111-ЗГг op- tional);
• Р70-1221C; RS213 MTZ — for tractors with power governor;
• РП70-1221; RS213 Mita flow-type — for tractors with hydraulic lift. Hydraulic system outlets: two side and one rear outlets (drain one – op­tional). RMA control system has three operat­ing modes:
• power;
• position;
• high-altitude.
Hydraulic system oil brands:
BECHEM Stariol №32; ADDINAL Hydraulikol HLP 32; THK Hydraulic HLP32.
Rear mounted attachment
Type: three-point mounted system of
category 2
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Specifications
MTZ series 900
31
Lifting capacity: 3000 kg at the ends of longitudinal rods
Electrical equipment
Voltage: 12 V. Start system voltage: 12 V or 24 V. Power supply system: two storage bat-
teries, 12 V each, connected in parallel (series connection when starting the en­gine for supplying the starter with the voltage of 24 V).
Alternator
14 V, 1000 W (1150 W – for MTZ-
900.3/920.3/950.3/952.3).
Lighting system and light alarm:
• front headlights with lower and dis­tance light;
• front and rear work lights;
• clearance and brake lights;
• dashboard, cab and number plate light-
ing;
• emergency warning lights;
• road-train sign.
Pneumatic system
Compressor Type: single-cylinder, air-cooled. Trailer brake control actuator Type: pneumatic, single-ended, inter-
locked with tractor brakes. Twin actuator – for MTZ-
900.3/920.3/950.3/952.3 Pressure restricted by safety valve:
0.65…0.80 MPa.
Wheels
Front:
9.00R20 or 9.0-20 (MTZ­900/900.3/950/950.3) main;
13.6-20 (MTZ-920/952) main;
11.2-20 (MTZ-920/952) optional; 360/70R24 (MTZ-920.2/920.3/
952.2/952.3) main. Rear:
16,9R38 (MTZ-920/952) main; 18,4R34 (MTZ- /920.3/952.2/
952.3) main; 18,4R34 (Ф-11) (MTZ-900/
900.3/920.2/950/950.3) main.
Other equipment
Front and rear wipers, cab heating and ventilation system, windshield washer, cab lighting dome, air conditioner (op­tional).
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CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTATION
1. Cooling system radiator shutter con­trol.
2 . Emergency control lamps switch. 3 . Steering-wheel-mounted multifunction
switch (turn, turn indicators, up­per/lower beam).
4. Combination meter.
5. Control lamps block.
6 . Electric tachospeedometer. 7 . Air distributors. 8 . Radio receiver (if installed). 9 . Recirculation shutters.
10. Windscreen wiper switch.
11. Cab fan and heater switch.
12. Rear working lights switch.
1 3 . Front working lights switch. 1 4 . Road-train sign lighting switch.
15. Cab light switch.
16. Control of the left-side outputs of the hydraulic system.
17. Control of the right-side outputs of the hydraulic system.
18. Control of the left rear outputs of the hydraulic system.
1 9 . Tachospeedometer control board. 2 0 . Starter and instrumentation switch.
21. Control of the step-down reduction gear and shuttle gear (if installed).
2 2 . Starting aid switch (for tractors
equipped with an electric torch pre­heater).
2 3 . Windscreen washer switch. 2 4 . Clearance lights and headlights
switch.
2 5 . Fuel feed control pedal. 2 6 . Right service brake pedal. 2 7 . Left service brake pedal. 2 8 . Rear axle differential lock control.
29. Steering column inclination control.
30. Engine shutdown cord handle
31. Cab heater valve control (if installed).
32. Clutch pedal.
33. Plug.
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33. Parking brake lever.
34. Gearbox control lever.
35. Stop bumper of power governor con­trol lever.
36. Fuel feed control arm.
37. PTO control lever.
38. Power governor control arm.
39. Signal switch arm of power and posi­tion control sensors (if installed).
40. SB switch (on the MTZ-
900.3/920.3/950.3/952.3 tractors, the SB switch is located under the bonnet in the SB zone)
41. Speed-reducer gear switch arm (if installed).
42. Speed-reducer gear range switch arm (if installed).
43. Control handle of the hydraulic hook claws.
44. PTO switch arm (independ­ent/synchronized).
45. Arm for fixing the hinging mechanism in the lifted position (version with a power governor) .
46. FDA drive control arm.
47. Gearbox control levers.
48. Rear axle differential lock control
49. PTO control
50. Hydraulic hoist control levers
51. Joy stick for remote control of the hy­draulic system distributor (if installed)
IMPORTANT! Prior to working on the tractor, study the controls and instrumentation and their functions.
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Instrumentation and Switches
Starter and instrumentation switch (1)
Switch (1) has four positions:
• 0 – “Off”
• I – “Consuming units On”
• II – “Starter On” (not fixed)
• III – “ R adio receiver ON” (key turned counter-
clockwise)
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1. Instrumentation
The schematics of the instrument dashboards 80-3805010-Д1 and 826-3805010 are giv- en in the section “Appendix”.
The instrumentation includes:
- the combination meter (Р2) with sensors;
- the electric tachospeedometer (Р1) with the control board (А3) and sensors;
- the electric light and audible alarms combined into two pilot lamp units (HG1 and HG2) in the instrument dashboard 80-3805010-Д1 or into the pilot lamp unit and combination meter in the instrument dashboard 826-3805010. To switch on the instruments, turn the starter and instrumentation switch to the “I” posi­tion. Then the voltage will be applied to the terminal “K3” of the switch, then to the relay for power supply of the instruments, to the fuse (F2) of the unit and further – to the units (HG1 and HG2), tachospeedometer (Р1), alarm device (НА2), combination meter (Р1) and speed sensors (BV1 and BV2). The instrument pointers shall move to the zero position or to the position corresponding to the true value of the parameter controlled by the system at the moment.
In case of deviation of readings of the instruments from their true values, detect the cause of the fault following the recommendations below.
1.1. Tachospeedometer АР70.3813 (Fig. 1)
Fig. 1. Tachospeedometer (Р1):
1 . Engine crankshaft rotational speed scale, rpm. 2 . PTO II rotational speed scale –1000 rpm. 3 . PTO I rotational speed scale –540 rpm. 4 . PTO rotational speed display (LED). 5 . Engine running hours indication, h. 6 . Tractor speed indication, km/h. 7 . Display of engine running hours and tractor speed, km/h. 8 . Pointer indicator of the engine crankshaft speed (LCD).
The electric tachospeedometer АР703813 installed in the dashboard operates as follows:
• On setting the starter and instrument switch is put to position I when the tractor is stopped, the display (7) shows the engine running hours (5);
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• When the tractor is moving, the display (7) shows the tractor speed indication (6) (km/h), while the indication (5) disappears. The electric signal of the speed comes from the speed sensors mounted on the rear axle cover (BV1, BV2). The speed readings are taken through a signal from the sensor mounted on the pinion of the final drive of the wheel rotating at lesser speed. The calculated speed is higher than the actual one, be­cause no tractor skid is the taken into account;
• On starting the engine, the pointer indicator (8) moves round the index dial (1) to display the rotational speed of the engine crankshaft. At the same time, the display (4) shows the PTO indication (rpm). The scale (3) is assigned to the PTO I and the scale (2) – to the PTO II. The electric signal of the rotational speed is taken from the phase winding of the alternator.
1.2. Tachospeedometer control board (Fig. 2)
The control board is installed in the dashboard and serves for programming the tachospeedometer to the specific model of the MTZ tractor.
Fig. 2. Control board (А3):
1 – Button for setting the tachospeedometer to the programming mode and selecting the programming parameter on the tachospeedometer display (7). 2 – Button for selecting the value of the coded parameter shown on the display (7)
1.3. Programming the tachospeedometer АР70.3813 ATTENTION! The tachospeedometer has been programmed just to your tractor make at
the factory. Re-programming is required in case of tyre type changing. Do not re-program the tachospeedometer, if unnecessary.
The tachospeedometer shall be programmed to ensure the correct display of the follow­ing tractor’s parameters: engine rotational speed, tractor motion speed and PTO rota­tional speed (540 and 1000 rpm).
Programming procedure:
– Remove the control board cover; – Press the button (1) to enter the programming mode (Fig. 2).
1. To ensure the correct display of the tractor motion speed, it is necessary to program the tachospeedometer to the number of teeth of the pinion at the place of installation of the speed sensors (parameter “Z”) and rear wheel rolling radius (parameter “R”). To do this:
– press the button (1) of the board and call the parameters “Z” and “R” in turn to the dis­play (3) of the tachospeedometer (4);
– press the button (2) of the board and set the number of teeth (Z) according to Table 1 and value Rk according to Table 2:
PARAMETER VALUE
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Table 1
Number
of teeth
(Z)
Tractor make
69
MTZ 590; 80.1; 890; 900; 922; 950
Table 2
Tyre
mark
16,9R30
18,4L30
15,5R38
9,5-42
18,4R34
(Ф-11)
16,9R38
18,4R38
Rk, m
0.698
0.720
0.755
0.730
0.770
0.800
0.830
Number
coded
700
720
755
730
770
800
830
3. To ensure the correct display of the engine and PTO rotational speeds (540 and
1000), program the engine make (parameter “D”):
– press the button (1) and call the parameter “D” to the tachospeedometer display (3); – press the button (3) and set the necessary engine make according to Table 3:
Table 3
Engine make
Д-243
Д-244
Д-245
Д-
245.5
Rated rotational
speed, rpm
2200
1700
2200
1800
Number pro-
grammed
243
244
245
245.5
On the expiry of seven seconds after programming, the instrument returns automatically to the operating mode. Refit the board cover.
Note: If no information on the type of the tyre fitted is available, it is allowed to measure the value Rk as a distance from the wheel axis to the ground prior to beginning the oper­ation of the tractor.
1.4. Connecting the tachospeedometer To connect the tachospeedometer to the instrumentation system, a 9-contact block is provided on the rear panel of the instrument (Fig. 3).
Fig. 3
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The identification of the block pins is given in Table 4. Table 4
Pin
Identification
1
to the terminal “–“
2
to the power supply unit “+12В”
3
to the board output “Parameter selection”
4
to the board output “Parameter value”
5
to the board output “Mode”
6
to the speed sensor BV2 (left wheel)
7
to the speed sensor BV1 (right wheel)
8
to the phase winding “W” of the alternator
9
to the instrument backlight lamps
1.5. Tachospeedometer diagnostics and troubleshooting
1. No instrument backlight:
Check the power supply wire connected to the pin “9” of the 9-contact block of the in­strument (Fig. 3) – check if the backlight lamps are intact.
2. Jerking and jumps of the pointer of the engine rotational speed indicator over the dial: poor contact on the alternator terminal and, therefore, poor signal from the
phase winding of the alternator. Repair.
3. Jerking of the pointer and understating the reading of the engine rotational speed:
- Check and adjust the tension of the alternator driving belt.
4. Over- or understated readings of the engine and PTO’s rotational speeds (with the normal movement of the pointer):
- Check the correctness of programming the instrument according to the engine make (parameter “D”): (see item 1.3);
5. The counter of astronomical hours of the engine running fails to accumulate the operating time: Check the connection of the wire to the contact “8” of the instrument block and the presence of the frequency signal from the phase winding of the alternator.
6. Over- or understated readings of the tractor speed:
- Check the correctness of the instrument programming according to the rolling radius of the rear wheels (Rk) (see item 1.3);
- Check the correctness of the programming according to the number of teeth of the half­axle pinion (Z) (see item 1.3).
7. No readings of the tractor motion speed: Check the presence of signals from both the speed sensors (BV1, BV2).
8. The readings “02…07” km/h appear on the instrument indicator when the tractor is moving:
- the numbers “02…07” and, 12 seconds later, “0” appear from the right side of the scale – no signal from the right speed sensor (BV1).
- the numbers “02…07” and then “0” appear from the left side of the scale – no signal from the left speed sensor (BV2).
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1.6. Combined indicator КД 8083
Fig. 4. Tachospeedometer (Р1):
1 – Engine rotational speed indicator (pointer indicator). 2 – PTO 1000 rotational speed scale (opposite to the respective value of the PTO ro-
tational speed).
3 – PTO 540 rotational speed scale (opposite to the respective value of the PTO rota-
tional speed).
4 – Five-digit indicator. 5 – LED’s lighting up in the mode of programming the coefficients “K”, “R” and “Z”
(opposite to the respective LED).
6 – LED’s lighting up in the mode of display of the motion speed “km/h” and total en-
gine running time “h” (opposite to the respective LED).
7 – Alarm of the overvoltage in the tractor on-board power system (red) operates, if
the voltage exceeds 18.5 V.
In this case the instrument is switched off because the protective device operates. Should the voltage
drop down to 16.5 V, the indicator returns to the operating state and the overvoltage indicator goes out.
Indicator operating procedure
On switching on the power supply, the indicator is switched to the main operating mode. In case of absence of signals from the speed sensors the digital indicator (4) shows the reading of the total engine running time and the LED located next to the sym­bol “h” lights up. Total engine running time:
Appearance of the pulses from the speed sensors at the input of the pulse indicator causes the switching-on to the motion speed indication mode. Then the measured calculated speed reading is shown on the digital indicator and the LED located next to the symbol “km/h” lights up. The calculated motion speed (km/h).
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1.7. Programming the indicator КД8083
Programming procedure:
- remove the control board cover;
- press the button (1) of the control panel and hold it down for at least 2 seconds;
- the display (7) shows the mode “Adjusted total engine running time”. In this case, the LED located next to the symbol “Т” lights up.
- press repeatedly the button (1) to switch over cyclically the programmable parameters;
- press the button “2” to enter the required value of the selected parameter, then the least significant digit (the first on the right) of the selected parameter of the indicator starts blinking with the period of 0.3 s;
- set the required value of the less significant digit of the selected parameter by pressing the button “2”;
- press shortly the button “1”; then the second from the right digit of the digital indicator shall start blinking;
- set the required value in the second from the right digit of the parameter to be corrected by pressing the button “2”;
- press shortly the button “1”; then the third from the right digit of the digital indicator shall start blinking;
- set the required value in the third from the right digit of the parameter to be corrected by pressing the button “2”;
- fix the entered value of the parameter by pressing the button “1”;
- on pressing the button “1” next time, the switching to the next parameter will occur. To exit the programming mode, enter the adjusted time mode, press and hold down the button (2) for at least 2 s; then the readings “8.8.8.8.8” shall be shown in the five-digit in­dicator for 1-4 seconds and all the LEDs of the PTO’s scales shall light up.
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1. To display correctly the tractor motion speed, it is necessary to program the following parameters in the following order:
2. Gear ratio of the wheel reduction gear (parameter “K1”) from Table 5:
Table 5
Gear ratio of the wheel reduction
gear (K1)
Tractor make
1.00
MTZ 590; 80.1; 890; 900; 922; 950
according to the number of teeth at the place of installation of the speed sensors (param­eter “Z1”) from Table 6:
Table 6
Number
of teeth
(Z1)
Tractor make
69
MTZ 590; 80.1; 890; 900; 922; 950
rear wheel rolling radius (parameter “R”) from Table 7:
Table 7
Tyre
mark
16,9R30
18,4L30
15,5R38
9,5-42
18,4R34
(Ф-11)
16,9R38
18,4R38
Rk, m
0.698
0.720
0.755
0.730
0.770
0.800
0.830
Number
coded
700
720
755
730
770
800
830
2. To display correctly the engine rotational speed, it is necessary to program the gear ra­tio of the alternator drive (parameter “K2”) from Table 8 in the specified order:
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Table 8
Gear ratio of the alternator
drive (K2)
Engine mark
2.36
Д-242
Д-243
Д-245
Д-
245.5
3. To display correctly the PTO’s rotational speed (540 and 1000), it is necessary to pro­gram the gear ratios of the PTO 540 “K3” and PTO 1000 “K4” from Table 9 and the num­ber of teeth of the pinion at the place of installation of the PTO sensor “Z2” in the speci­fied order:
Table 9
The gear ratio of
the PTO drive
Engine mark
Д-242
Д-243
Д-245
Д-
245.5
540 (K3)
0.33
0.26
0.26
0.33
1000 (K4)
0.60
0.46
0.46
0.60
- in case of absence of the PTO rotational speed sensor (from the phase winding of the alternator serves as that for indication of the PTO rotational speed), the entered value of the parameter “Z2” shall be equal to 0.
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1.8. Indicator Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
1. The diagnostics of the faults according to items 1-3 and 5 is similar to that of the tachospeedometer;
2. Over- or understated readings of the engine rotational speed and PTO’s rota­tional speed (with the normal movement of the pointer):
Check the correctness of programming the instrument according to the gear ratio of the alternator drive (parameter “K2”): (see item 1.7);
3. Over- or understated readings of the tractor speed:
1. Check the correctness of programming the instrument according to the rolling radius of the rear wheels (R) (see item 1.7);
2. Check the correctness of programming according to the number of teeth of the half­axle pinion (Z1) (see item 1.7);
3. Check the correctness of programming of the gear rate of the wheel reduction gear (K1) (see item 1.7).
4. No readings of the tractor motion speed:
Check the presence of the signals from the both speed sensors (BV1, BV2).
5. Signalling of operation of the speed sensor in case of absence of a signal from one of them:
a) in case of absence of the signal from the right wheel speed sensor (BV1), the symbol “□” is displayed on the right of the digital indicator within 12 s after starting the motion; check the connection and serviceability of the right wheel speed sensor; b) in case of absence of the signal from the left wheel speed sensor (BV2), the symbol
“□” is displayed on the left of the digital indicator within 12 s after starting the motion;
check the connection and serviceability of the left wheel speed sensor.
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1.9. Combined indicator АР80.3813 and combined indicating unit КД8105 (mounted on the tractors with the instrument dashboard 826-3805010)
The combined indicator (hereinafter referred to as the CI) and the control board (herein­after referred to as the CB) monitor the operational parameters of the systems and units of the MTZ tractors and provide the operator with the information on malfunction or failure of a particular system. The CI includes the indicators and alarm lamps monitoring the following parameters:
Р1 – speed indicator (pointer-type); Р2 – engine rotational speed indicator (pointer-type); РS1 – LCD, multifunction indicator (for the description and principle of operation of the РS1 in more detail, see below) РS2 – PTO rotational speed indicator (light indicator);
HG1 – pilot lamp-alarm of the overvoltage in the on-board power supply system (red); HG2 – pilot lamp-alarm of the parking brake application (red); HG3 – pilot lamp-indicator of switching on the turn indicators of the tractor (green); HG4 – pilot lamp-indicator of switching on the turn indicators of the trailer (green); HG5 – pilot lamp-indicator of switching on the upper beam of the headlights (blue); HG6, HG10 – PTO scale segments (yellow); HG7… HG9 – PTO scale segments (green);
HG11, HG12 – scale range indicator of the PTO 1000 and 540, respectively (yellow);
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Operating principle of the PTO rotational speed indicator:
1. In the absence of the PTO rotational speed sensor, the designations of the “540” and “1000” scales as well as the indicator of the scale ranges HG11, HG12 light up simultaneously on starting the engine (when a signal comes from the phase winding of the alternator).
The indication of the PTO scale segments (with the account of the selected value of the coefficient “KV2”) occurs on reaching the calculated PTO rotational speed equal to 750 (rpm).
For reference: the indication of the PTO scale segments occurs on reaching the engine rotational speed of 1400-1500 (rpm) and more.
Here, depending on the selected PTO speed mode (540 or 1000), the lit PTO scale segments designate the rotational speed values according to Table 10.
Table 10
Values of operation of the
“1000” scale segments
(rpm)
Segment location on the
scale
Values of operation of the
“540” scale segments
(rpm)
1150
HG6
650
1050
580
950
HG8
500
850
420
750*
HG10
320
2. In the presence of the PTO rotational speed sensor installed over the pinion of the PTO shank, the combined indicator selects automatically the range (320-750 or 750-
1250) depending on the rotational speed of the shank that is accompanied visually by switching on the backlight of the digital designation of the scale – “540” (HG11) or «1000» (HG12), here the threshold values of operation of the scale segments change in accordance with the requirements of Table 10.
The five LED 5 scale segments (HG6 … HG10) of the PTO light up starting from the bottom one including the segment with the current value of the PTO rotational speed included in the range of the lit state of that segment.
Notes:
- (*) is the rotational speed value, at which the “1000” scale designation is switched on;
- the “540” scale designation is only switched on in the presence of the signal from the sensor and switched on switching on the “1000” designation or in case of absence of the signal for more than 3 s.
- the exact value of the PTO rotational speed can be seen on the indicator РS1. РS1, the LCD multifunction indicator displays simultaneously:
1. Digital designation of the position of the gearbox control level (digits from 0 to 6) or lettering of the re­duction gear switch (letters L, M, H, N);
2. Current numerical value of one of the parameters of the tractor systems.
The combined indicator receives the information on the position of the gearbox control lever from the
transmission control unit (if the complex electronic control system (CECS) is available) or
LCD information fields
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from the control unit of the range reduction gear (if provided). This parameter is displayed
on the information field “1”. If the control units are absent or not connected or in case of wire breakage, the letter “A” is displayed in the information field “1”.
The information field “2” displays the following parameters:
1. Total astronomic time of running the engine in hours.
The counter accumulates the information on the total engine running time and saves the same on switching off the power supply. The reading range is from 0 to 99999 hours of the engine running.
2. PTO rotational speed:
In this mode, the PTO rotational speed is displayed in the digital form depending on the signal from the PTO rotational speed sensor. The mode is active if the tractor is equipped with the PTO rotational speed sensor.
3. Volume of the fuel remaining (if the frequency fuel volume sensor FFVS is provided):
In this mode, the current volume of fuel in the tank (in litres) is displayed. Attention! This mode is only available on the stopped tractor in the absence of signals from the speed sensors.
NOTE. To switch over between the indication modes “Total astronomic time of running the engine”, “PTO rotational speed”, “Volume of the fuel remaining” and fault messag­es, press the “Mode” button of the control panel.
Operating principles of the pilot lamps
HG1 is the indicator of the overvoltage in the on-board power supply system:
It lights up when the voltage of the on-board power supply system of the tractor exceeds 19 V and goes out when the power supply voltage level drops down to 17 V;
In this case the CI is fully de-energized and restores its serviceability when the voltage
drops down to the rated value. HG2 is the indicator of the parking brake application:
The “Parking brake” (Стояночный тормоз) indicator starts blinking on operation of the
parking brake switch; HG3, HG4 is the indicator of switching on the turn indicators of the tractor and trailer:
It blinks when the right or the left turn indicator is switched on by the steering-wheel-
mounted multifunction switch.
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HG5 is the indicator of switching on the upper beam of the road headlights; it lights up when the upper beam of the road headlights is ON.
Note! The indicators light up and go out synchronously with the changes in the states of the system sensors.
Indicator control board
The programming board makes it possible to perform the manual programming of the combined indicator by means of the “Parameter” (Параметр) and “Value” (Значение) buttons and to modify the mode of display of the parameters to be shown on the LCD.
The diagnostic connector ХР1 located on the front panel of the control board makes it possible to perform the automatic programming (reprogramming) of the CI by means of a special instrument (if provided). Should such an instrument be unavailable, the programming shall be performed by means of the above buttons.
1.10. CI programming procedure
1. On selecting the fixed value of the programming parameter:
1.1. On pressing the “Parameter” (Параметр) button for the first time, the LCD is switched to the mode of viewing the parameter to be programmed and its numerical val­ue. On pressing this button repeatedly, the parameters are switched over cyclically.
1.2. On pressing successively the “Parameter” (Параметр) button, the numerical value of the set parameter to be programmed changes.
1.3. The mode is exited automatically if neither “Parameter” (Параметр) nor “Value” (Значение) button has been pressed within 7.0 sec. On exiting the mode, the last values of the parameters selected by the “Value” (Значение) button are saved.
2. When entering the unfixed value of the programming parameter:
2.1. Select the parameter, the values of which shall be set, by means of the “Parameter” (Параметр) button;
2.2. Press twice the “Mode” (Режим) button; the least digit of the numerical value starts blinking;
2.3. To change the value of the blinking digit of the parameter, use the “Value” (Значение) button;
2.4. To go to the more significant digit, press the “Parameter” (Параметр) button;
2.5. To exit the mode of programming an unfixed value of any parameter, press twice the “Mode” (Режим) button;
2.6. On exiting the above mode, the digits of the entered value of the parameter become lit steadily;
2.7. The newly entered value is set the last in the list of the parameter values allowed to be programmed;
MODE VALUE
PARAMETER
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Entering the parameters to be programmed:
1. To display correctly the tractor motion speed, it is necessary to program in the speci­fied order the following parameters:
Parameter “Z” is the number of teeth of the pinions of the final shafts of the driving wheels (right and left), over which the (rotational) speed sensors are installed;
Select from the Table:
Number of teeth (Z)
Tractor make
69
MTZ 590; 80.1; 890; 900; 922; 950
Parameter “I” is the multiplying factor of the gear rate of the wheel reduction gear;
Select from the Table
Gear ratio of the wheel reduction gear (I)
Tractor make
1.000
MTZ 590; 80.1; 890; 900; 922; 950
Parameter “R” R is the rear wheel rolling radius (mm);
Select from the Table
Tyre mark
16,9R30
18,4L30
15,5R38
9,5-42
18,4R34 (Ф-11)
16,9R38
18,4R38
Rk, m
0.698
0.720
0.755
0.730
0.770
0.800
0.830
Number coded
700
720
755
730
770
800
830
2. To display correctly the engine rotational speed, it is necessary to program in the spec­ified order the gear ratio of the alternator drive (parameter “K”) from Table 8-6:
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Select from the Table
Gear ratio of the alternator
drive (К2)
Engine mark
2.36
Д-242
Д-243
Д-245
Д-
245.5
2.41
D-260
3. To display correctly the PTO’s rotational speeds (540 and 1000), it is necessary to program the gear ratio PTO “КV2” and the number of teeth of the pinion at the place of installation of the PTO sensor “ZV” in the specified order:
Select from the Table
Gear ratio of the
PTO drive
Engine mark
Д-242
Д-243
Д-245
Д-
245.5
(КV2)
0.60
0.46
0.46
0.60
- in the absence of the PTO rotational speed sensor (the signal from the phase winding of the alternator serves as a signal for indication of the PTO rotational speed) the value of the parameter “ZV” to be entered shall be equal to 0.
- in the absence of the PTO rotational speed sensor (the signal from the phase winding of the alternator serves as a signal for indication of the PTO rotational speed) the value of the parameter “ZV” to be entered shall be equal to 0.
4. To display correctly the residue of fuel in the tank (if the FFRS sensor is installed), it is necessary to program the fuel tank volume “V” in the specified order:
For tractors with plastic fuel tank, set the value of 140 litres. Also, when pressing the “Parameter” (Параметр) button in the programming mode, the
list of programmable parameters displays the independent parameter of the adjusted content of the counter of the astronomic time of running the engine. This parameter is unavailable for measurement; it presents the precise (to 1/10 hours) value of the number of hours of the engine running.
On switching on the backlight of the instrument scales (the main light switch (MLS)
is set to the positions II “The backlight of the instrument dash and clearance lights are
ON” and III “The consumers of the position II and front road headlights and clearance lights are ON”), the brightness of the PTO indicator segments and LCD is automatically
reduced.
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IMPORTANT! Each time the power supply of the CI is switched ON, the functioning of the pointer indicators and PTO indicator scale elements is tested. Within one se­cond after this, the indicator pointers deviate from the initial marks beyond the follow­ing first marks of the scales (beyond “5” for the motion speed and beyond “10” for the rotational speed), and all the segments and designations “540” and “1000” of the PTO scale are switched on.
1.11. Connecting the tachospeedometer
To connect the tachospeedometer to the instrumentation system, a 13-contact block (ХР1) and a 9-contact block (ХР2) are provided on the rear panel of the instrument (Fig.
5).
Fig. 5 The identification of the pins of the blocks is given в Tables (11) and (12). Table 11
Contact
Address of the XP1 connector pin
1
To the terminal “–“ (common)
2
To the power supply unit “+12 V”
3
To the rotational speed sensor “PTO”
4
To the rotational speed sensor “Left wheel”
5
6
To the rotational speed sensor “Right wheel”
7 8
To the phase winding of the alternator
9
To the switch of the backlight
10
To the switch of the headlight upper beam
11
To the switch of the trailer turn indicators
12
To the switch of the parking brake
13
To the switch of the tractor turn indicators
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Table 12
Contact
Address of the XP2 connector pin
1
To the terminal “–“ (common)
2
To the control board contact “Indication Mode”
3
To the control board contact “Parameter Selection”
4
To the control board contact “Parameter Value”
5 6 7
To the fuel volume sensor
8
To the control board contact “M”
9
To the control board contact “+UBZ”
1.12. Indicator Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
1. No instrument backlight:
Check the power supply voltage at the pin “9” of the 13-contact of the contact block (ХР1) of the instrument (Fig. 5);
2. Jerking and jumps of the pointer of the engine rotational speed indicator over the dial: poor contact on the alternator terminal and, therefore, poor signal from the
phase winding of the alternator. Repair.
3. Jerking of the pointer and understating the reading of the engine rotational speed:
- Check and adjust the tension of the alternator driving belt.
4. Over- or understated readings of the engine and PTO’s rotational speeds (with the normal movement of the pointer):
- Check the correctness of programming the instrument according to the gear ratio of the
alternator drive (parameter “K”): (see item 1.10);
5. The counter of astronomical hours of the engine running fails to accumulate the operating time:
- Check the connection of the wire to the contact «8» of the instrument block (ХР1) and the presence of the frequency signal from the phase winding of the alternator.
6. Over- or understated readings of the tractor speed:
1. Check the correctness of the instrument programming according to the rolling radius of the rear wheels (R) (see item 1.10);
2. Check the correctness of the programming according to the number of teeth of the half-axle pinion (Z) (see item 1.10).
3. Check the correctness of programming the multiplying factor of the gear rate of the wheel reduction gear (I) (see item 1.10).
7. The “FUEL” reading appears on the indicator display
Check the connection and serviceability of the frequency fuel volume sensor (FFVS) to the contact “7” of the block (ХР2).
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8. No readings of the tractor motion speed:
- Check the presence of the signals from the both speed sensors (BV1, BV2).
9. The “0km/h----” or “----0кm/h” readings appear on the indicator display within 10­12 s after starting the motion of the tractor:
- no signal from the left speed sensor (BV2) check the serviceability of the sensor.
- no signal from the right speed sensor (BV1) check the serviceability of the sensor.
ATTENTION! The speed readings are affected considerably by the speed sensor set­ting and adjustment performed when replacing or repairing the speed sensor. The gap “S” between the end face of the sensor (2), Fig. …, and projection of the tooth of the fi­nal pinion (6) of the rear axle shall be as specified in Table … below
A brief message about faults (Example: 0----, FUEL) is shown according to the priority on the LCD regardless the information displayed. On pressing successively the “Mode” (Режим) button, the messages shall be paged. When viewing the last message and pressing repeatedly the “Mode” button, the LED is switched to the mode of display­ing over the cycle of the operating parameters specified below. The faults are displayed on the LCD each time the instrument is switched on until the fault is eliminated.
Note:
- On switching on the power supply of the CI, the LED shows the information in the in­dication mode selected until the power supply of the CI is switched off in case of ab­sence of the messages about faults.
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1.13. Setting and Adjustment of the speed sensors (BV1, BV2) (Fig. 6)
The speed sensors (2) are fastened by means of the bolts (3) to the cover of the rear axle housing (1) in the zone of the left and right fi­nal pinions (6) of the final drives.
The gap “S” between the end face of the sen­sor and projection of the tooth of the final pin­ion shall be adjusted by means of the spacers (5) as follows:
1. Measure the dimension “Н” from the sur- face of the cover (1) to the tooth projec­tion;
2. Select and place the necessary number
of spacers for setting the gap “S” corre- sponding to the measured value “Н”
(see Table 13);
Install the ground wire (4) and tighten the bolts (3).
Table 13
Н,
mm
Number
of spacers (Pos. 5)
S,
mm
Note
11.25-12
4
1.05-
1.6
When using the cover (1) with the thickness S=6 mm
12.1-13
3
0.8-1.8
13.1-
13.73
2
0.9-
1.53
13.25-14
2
1.05-
1.8
When using the cover (1) with the thickness S=8 mm
14.1-
15.73
1
0.9-
2.53
Fig. 6. Setting the speed sensors: 1 – cover of the rear axle cover; 2 – speed sensor (BV1, BV2); 3 – bolt; 4 – ground wire; 5 – adjusting spacers; 6 – final pinion.
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1.14. Combination meter (Fig. 7)
The combination meter includes the five gauges (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) monitoring the various parameters of the tractor. All the gauges are provided with emergency control lamps. The gauges (1, 2, 3, 5) have the red control lamps, and the indicator (4) – the yellow control lamp. To switch on the combination meter, turn the key of the starter and instrumentation switch (SA6) to the “I” position. In this case, the pointer of the oil pressure indicator (2) and temperature indicator (1) shall move to the ze­ro marks of the scale and the pointers of the air pressure indicator (3), fuel level indicator (4) and voltage indicator (5) shall be set to the positions corresponding to the actual positions of the parameter monitored. The electrical circuit of the instruments is pro­tected by the fuse “2” in the unit (F2).
Engine cooling fluid temperature indicator (1) with the emergency temperature control
lamp (red). It operates with the temperature sensor (BK1). The indicator scale has three zones:
– operating – 80…100°C – green; – non-operating – 40…80°C – yellow; 100…120°C – red.
Engine oil pressure indicator (2) with emergency pressure drop control lamp (red). It operates with the pressure sensor (BP1). The indicator scale has three zones:
– operating – 100…500 kPa – green; – non-operating – 0…100 kPa and 500…600 kPa – red.
When starting the cold engine, the pressure of up to 600 kPa is possible.
Indicator of the air pressure in the pneumatic system (3) with the red emergency pressure control lamp. It operates with the air pressure sensor (ВР2). The indicator scale has three zones:
- operating – 500…800 kPa – green;
- non-operating – 0…500 kPa and 800…1000 kPa – red.
Fig. 7. Combination meter: 1 – engine cooling fluid temperature indicator; 2 – indicator of the engine oil pressure; 3 – indicator of the air pressure in the pneu- matic system; 4 – indicator of the fuel level in the tank; 5 – indicator of voltage of the storage battery or alternator.
Scale zones marked by hatching: – red – yellow
– green – orange
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Indicator of the fuel level in the tank (4) with orange control lamp of reserve level. It op­erates with the fuel level sensor (BN1). The instrument has the points: 0-1/4-1/2-3/4-
1. Do not allow consuming the fuel to empty tank (instrument pointer is at orange zone).
Voltage indicator (5) with the red control lamp red of additional SB charging.
It displays the SB voltage, when the engine is running and the starter switch key is in the “I” position. When the engine is running, it indicates the voltage at the generator termi­nals.
The reading values are given in Table 14 be­low.
Table 14
Scale zone, col-
our
Power supply system state
when the engine
is running
when the engine
is not running
13.0 – 15.0 V green
Normal charg­ing mode
10.0 – 12.0 V red
Generator is not working
SB is run down
12.0 – 13.0 V yellow
No charging of SB (low charg­ing voltage)
SB has normal charging
15.0 – 16.0 V red
SB overcharg­ing
SB has normal charging
White hairline in yellow zone
The rated emf of the SB is12.7 V
1.15. Connection the combination meter
To integrate the combination meter to the in­strumentation system, the rear panel is pro­vided with two blocks Х1 and Х2 (Fig. 8).
The purpose of the contacts of the blocks of the combination meter is shown in Tables 15, 16.
Fig. 8. Blocks for connecting the combination meter (rear view):
Х1 – 9-contact block; Х2 – 7-contact block.
Block Х 1
Table 15
Contact
Address
1
To the instrument backlight switch
2
To the “–” terminal of the battery
3
Monitoring the storage battery charging
4
Buzzer
5
To the sensor of the oil pressure in the en­gine (ВР1)
6
To the sensor of the emergency tempera­ture of the engine cooling fluid (SК1)
7
To the sensor of the emergency oil pressure in the engine (SP2)
8
To the sensor of the cooling fluid tempera­ture (BK1)
9
To the “+” SB terminal (12 V)
Block Х2
Table 16
Contact
Address
1
Reserved
2
Reserved
3
To the fuel level sensor (BN1)
4
To the gearbox oil pressure sensor (not used)
5
To the sensor of emergency drop of the air pressure (SP4)
6
To the sensor of the reserve fuel level (BN1)
7
To the sensor of the air pressure (ВР2)
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1.16. Combination Meter Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
1. No backlight of the instrument scales on setting the SA10 central light switch:
1. Check the presence of the power supply voltage at the terminal “1” of the block “Х1” (to the instrument backlight switch) and at the terminal “9” (to the power supply unit “+ 12 V”). In case of absence of the voltage, eliminate the open circuit. If the voltage is present:
2. Check the intactness of the backlight lamps and replace them, if necessary.
2. The temperature indicator (1), Fig. 9, operated jointly with the thermistor-type temperature sensor BK1 (ДУТЖ-02М, re­sistance range: 243…22.5 Ω).
2.1. The temperature indicator pointer goes off-scale:
1. Breakage of the wire to the terminal “9” of the block “Х1” (“+” 12 V of the SB);
2. Breakage of the wire to the terminal “2” of the block “Х1” (“–” of the power supply);
3. If there is no breakage, the temperature indicator is faulty.
2.2. The pointer of the temperature indi­cator is set before the initial point of the scale:
1. Breakage of the wire to the terminal “9” of the block “Х1” (“+” 12 V of the SB);
2. Breakage of the wire to the terminal “8” of the block “Х1 ” (to the temperature indicator BK1);
3. Fault of the temperature sensor;
4. Fault of the temperature indicator.
3. Indicators of the oil pressure in the en­gine (2) and air pressure in the pneumatic system (3). They operate from the follow­ing sensors: Rheostat-type oil pressure (ВР1) (ДД-6М;
10…184 Ω) and rheostat-type oil pressure (ВР2) (ДД-10-01М).
3.1. The indicator pointer is set before the initial point of the scale:
1. Breakage of the wire to the terminal “2” of the block “Х1” (“–” of the power supply);
2. Breakage of the wire to the terminal “9” of the block “Х1” (“+” of the power supply);
3. If there is no breakage, the pressure indi­cator is faulty.
Fig. 9.
IMPORTANT! To avoid errors in the tem­perature indication, use the ДУТЖ – 02М temperature sensors mentioned above.
3.2. The indicator pointer goes off-scale:
1. Breakage of the wires to the terminals “4”, “5”, “7” of the block «Х1» or short circuit inside
the indicator;
2. The pressure indicator is faulty.
4. Fuel level indicator (4).
It operates with the float-type rheostat sensor (BN1) installed in the fuel tank (ДУМП-21М (320…0 Ω)).
NOTE! Should there be no fuel in the tank when switching on the indicator; the indica­tor pointer shall be at the initial point of the scale. If the indicator is switched off or there is a wire breakage, the indicator pointer shall go off-scale.
4.1. The indicator pointer is before the initial point of the scale:
1. Breakage of the wire to the terminal “9” of the block “Х1” (to the terminal “+12V”);
2. Breakage of the wire to the terminal “3” of the block “Х2” (to the fuel level sensor);
3. The fuel level sensor is faulty; if there is no breakage and the sensor is in good repair, replace the combination meter
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or repair the fuel level indicator.
4.2. The indicator pointer goes off-scale:
1. Breakage of the wire to the terminal «2» of the block “Х 1 ” (output “–“ of the power supply);
2. If there is no breakage, the fuel level indi­cator is faulty. Repair the indicator or replace the combination meter.
Front windscreen washer switch (1) Pressing the button (1) switches the
windscreen washer on. Three-position light switch (2)
The button (2) has three positions:
• “OFF”;
• “Dashboard lighting, clearance lights and number plate light ON” ;
• “All control lamps units including the front headlights ON” .
Fault signalling switch (3) Pressing the button (3) switches the
fault signalling on. There is a control lamp inside the button, which blinks simultaneously with the flashing light signalling.
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Steering-Wheel-Mounted (Multifunction)
switch (1)
It ensures the switching-on of the turn indicators, toggling the beam of the road
headlights (lower/upper beam), warning by
upper beam warning and horn beep.
Turn indicator
Turning the arm (1) up or down switches on the right or left turning indicator, re­spectively.
NOTE: After completing the turn of the tractor, the arm (1) is returned automati­cally to the neutral position.
Upper/lower beam
When the road headlights are switched on by the switch (2), pushing the arm (1) switches the “upper beam” o n and pulling the same switches the “lower beam” on. Pulling the arm (1) further from the “lower
beam” position towards the operator up to
the stop switches on shortly the upper beam (no n -fixed position) .
Horn beep
Pressing the arm (1) in axial direction switches the beep on.
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Front windscreen wiper switch (1)
Pressing the button (1) switches front windscreen wiper on.
The switch has three positions:
• OFF;
• Low speed ON;
• High speed ON.
NOTE: In the “OFF” position wind- screen wiper automatically returns to initial position
Cab heater and fan switch (2)
Pressing the button (2) switches the cab air ventilation on.
The switch has 3 positions:
• “OFF”;
• “Low air supply mode ON”;
• “High air supply mode ON”.
Rear working lights switch (3)
Pressing the button (3) switches the rear working lights on or off. The lights being on, the button (3) is illuminated with a built-in backlight lamp.
Front working lights switch (4)
Pressing the button (4) switches the front working lights on or off. The lights being on, the button (4) is illuminated with a built-in backlight lamp.
Road-train sign lighting switch (5)
On pressing the button (5), the three or­ange lights on the roof forepart are switched on and the button is backlit.
Radio receiver switch
(if installed)
1 – On (Off) and volume control; 2 – Tuning.
NOTE: The radio receiver operates only in starter key positions I or III only.
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Control lamps of the dashboard (dashboard 80-3805010-Д 1 )
1 and 14 – Buttons for testing the ser- viceability of the control lamps unit. On pressing the button, all the lamps shall be lit.
2 – Air filter blocking. The control lamp (orange) lights up when the maximum allowed level of filter blocking is ex­ceeded and it needs cleaning.
3 – Reserved. 4 – Engine start lamp: This orange con-
trol lamp lights up on turning the starter switch key to position II to indicate that the starting system functions properly. If the lamp blinks at the frequency of 1.5 Hz, the gearbox control lever is not in neutral position or the engine starting locking switch circuit is out of order. If the lamp blinks at the frequency of 3.0 Hz, there is a failure in the alternator phase winding circuit. Eliminate the fault and restart.
5 – Starting aid lamp: This orange con­trol lamp is on when pressing the but­ton of electric torch pre-heater (ETP). After 30 s the lamp will start blinking, indicating that diesel engine starting system under cold conditions is ready for operation.
6 – HPS emergency oil pressure. The lamp (red) lights up when oil pressure in HPS feeding system is below the allowa­ble level.
7 – Reserved. 8 – Upper beam indicator: Blue control
lamp lights up when switching on the upper beam of the front headlights.
9 – Rear axle differential locking control lamp. The lamp (green) is on when switching automatic differential locking (ADL).
10 – Reserved. 11 – Tractor turn indicator (green). 12 – Trailer turn indicator (green). 13 – Parking brake indicator (red).
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Control lamps of the dashboard (dashboard 826-3805010)
1 – Reserved indicator (green) 2 – Reserved indicator (green) 3 – Reserved indicator (red) 4 – HPS emergency oil pressure. The
lamp (red) lights up when oil pressure in HPS feeding system is below the allowa­ble level.
5 – Air filter blocking. The control lamp (orange) lights up when the maximum allowed level of filter blocking is ex­ceeded and it needs cleaning.
6 – Reserved indicator (blue). 7 – Rear axle differential locking control
lamp. The lamp (green) is on when switching automatic differential locking (ADL).
8 – Starting aid lamp: This orange con­trol lamp is on when pressing the but­ton of electric torch pre-heater (ETP). After 30 s the lamp will start blinking, indicating that diesel engine starting system under cold conditions is ready for operation.
9 – Reserved indicator (red). 10 – Reserved indicator (red).
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Fuses
Three electric circuit fuse boxes are in­stalled in the dashboard. To get access to the fuses, remove the screw on the dashboard cover and open it.
The fuses protect the following electric circuits of the tractor against overloads:
1 – Braking signal (15 A); 2 – Cab light and rear working lights ( 1 5
A) ; 3 – Fault signalling (15 A); 4 – Windscreen wiper and washer (15 A); 5 – Horn (7.5 A); 6 – Upper beam of the road headlights (15 A); 7 – Left clearance lights (7.5 A); 8 – Right clearance lights and backlights of the dashboard and registration plate (15 A); 9 – Lower beam of the left road head-
light (7.5 A);
10 – Lower beam of the right road head-
light (7.5 A);
11 – Instrumentation, control lamps
block, parking brake indicator (7.5
A); 12 – Turn indicator relay (7.5 A) ; 13 – Front working lights (25 A); 14 – HMS supply (25 A); 15 – Side board supply (PTO, DL) (15
A); 16 – Heating system fan (25 A).
The storage battery charging circuit is protected with the fuse rated at 60 A.
WARNING! To prevent the electric wir­ing from burning, never apply fuses of higher current rating than specified above. If the fuse blows often, detect the reason and eliminate it.
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In case of blowing of the fuse due to a short circuit, proceed as follows:
1. Connect the wires from the pilot lamp to the terminals of the fuse box at the place of the fuse blown.
a) If there is a short circuit, the lamp will be lit with incandescence, b) If the circuit and consumer are intact, the lamp will not be lit or will be lit dimly.
2. Connect the circuit from the fuse to the consumer and ensure that the lamp is not lit or is lit dimly (in the presence of a switched on consumer in the circuit);
3. Fit a new fuse.
During the operation, the contact resistance between the fuse and its holders can in­crease due to oxidization.
It results in increase of the voltage drop in the circuit and heating causing the circuit fail­ure. The defect is detected by the disturbance of the operation of the consumer (reduc­tion of the power) and heating of the fuse. Eliminate the defect by cleaning the holder and fuse from the oxide film.
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Electric equipment connector components
A standard 8-pin socket is designed for
connecting the current-consuming units of a transport machine or trailed agricul­tural implement. It is installed on the
cab’s rear support. A plug of the wire
bundle of the hitched machines is con­nected to the socket.
Socket connection terminal marking: 1 – Turn indicator, left; 2 – Horn; 3 – “Ground”; 4 – Turn indicator, right; 5 – Right clearance light; 6 – Stop light; 7 – Left clearance light; 8 – Hand lamp connection.
Installing the monitor on the tractor An electronic monitor can be installed on
the cab front wall. There are two open­ings on the front wall between the front and the lower glasses to the left and right from the dashboard.
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Gearbox single-lever control The 7F/2R synchronized gearbox combined
with synchronized reduction gear allows ob ­taining 14 forward and 4 reverse gears.
The gears are shifted by means of the lever (1) in accordance with the shifting pattern. Prior to put ­ting in the gear, select the required range (stage) .
IMPORTANT! The ranges are selected and the gears are shifted by means of a single lever (1), the range (either I or II) being selected first.
The reduction gear lever (2) shall be always in the engaged: either forward (direct trans-
mission “H”) or reverse (retarded trans - mission “L”).
NOTE: The lever of the reduction gear or
multiplier has no fixed neutral position. The lever is allowed to be set to the neutral posi ­tion when starting the engine in cold season only.
Multiplier lever (2) has two positions:
- “L” - direct gear (OFF) – foremost po - sition;
- “Н” step-up gear (ON).
ATTENTION: using the gear “R” in traction
mode is not allowed.
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Gearbox two-lever control
The 7F/2R mechanical two-range fixed­ratio transmission gearbox with two-lever control (gears are shifted and the ranges are selected by means of separate levers).
Jointly with the synchronized accelerator, the gearbox allows obtaining 14 forward and 4 reverse gears.
Selecting the ranges and shifting the gears
The gears are shifted and the rang­es are selected by means of separate lev­ers according to the patterns shown in Fig. Select the required speed of the tractor motion according to the information plate on the right side glass of the cab. To put in the gear corresponding to the required speed of the tractor motion, proceed as follows:
1. Step on the clutch pedal and set the re­quired range in the gearbox by moving the range reduction gear lever (2) forward or backward, according to the pattern shown on its handle.
ATTENTION: The stages of the range re­duction gear are switched over when the tractor is completely stopped and the clutch pedal is stepped on.
ATTENTION: The gearbox range reduc­tion gear has no neutral position; therefore the 1st or 2nd reduction stage is always en­gaged in the reduction gear.
2. Step on the clutch pedal and move the change-gear lever (1) to the position of the required gear according to the pattern shown on its handle.
ATTENTION: The first forward gear and the reverse gear are put in after full stop of the tractor with the clutch pedal stepped on.
Putting on the 1st forward gear and reverse gear as well as switching over the stages of the range reduction gear are not synchronized and are performed by mova­ble pinions on the tractor fully stopped. Prior to putting in the said gears or stages
of the range reduction gear release slightly
and step on fully the clutch pedal again. It will ensure the turning-over of the pinions and light putting-in of the gears or ranges.
3. Start the smooth motion of the tractor in the gear selected by releasing the clutch
pedal.
ATTENTION: When operating the tractor, do not hold the foot on the clutch pedal. It will prevent the clutch slip, which causes the overheating and premature failure of the clutch.
ATTENTION: To avoid the increased noise in the gearbox, the design of the gearbox control mechanism is provided with an inter­lock excluding the simultaneous putting-in of the 4th (direct) gear and the 1st stage of the range reduction gear. Therefore, the 4th gear can be put in with the 2nd stage of the range reduction gear only.
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Shuttle-gear control (if installed)
The shuttle gear is controlled with lever (2) having the following positions:
• ON – rearmost position;
• OFF (forward motion) – foremost position.
ATTENTION! When putting the gearbox
lever to position “R” (reverse motion),
the lever being in rearmost position, the tractor will move forward.
Speed reducer control
(if installed) The change-gear lever of the speed reducer (1) has
five positions:
• “OFF”;
• “ON”;
• “N” – neutral;
• “1” – first gear of the speed reducer;
• “2” – second gear of the speed reducer.
The rod for switching over the speed reducer ranges (2) has three positions:
• I – first range corresponding to reduced
speeds (lower position);
• II – second range corresponding to increased
speeds (upper position);
• N – neutral (mid position).
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Control of engagement of the front driving axle (MTZ 920/920.2/
920.3/952/952.2/952.3)
The control lever (1) has three fixed po­sitions:
• “FDA OFF” – lowermost position. Use it when driving on hard surface roads to prevent the increased wear of the tyres.
• “FDA forcedly ON” – uppermost po­sition. Only use this mode in case of incessant skidding of the rear wheels and when moving backwards, when the engagement of the FDA is re­quired.
• “FDA automatically ON (OFF)” – mid position. In this mode, the FDA is en­gaged and disengaged automatically by the free running coupling, depend­ing on rear wheel skidding. Use this mode during different field works.
ATTENTION! When using the tractor without cardan shafts, put the control lever (1) to the uppermost position (“FDA forcedly ON”).
Hitch fixation mechanism control (2) (for tractors with power governor)
Lever (2) has two positions:
• “Hitch unlocked” – rightmost position;
• “Hitch locked in upper position” – left-
most. To lock the hitch, lift the imple­ment to uppermost position, having put power governor arm (4) to position «Lifting”, and turn handle (2) to the left. Release down arm (4).
To unlock the hitch, lift the implement and turn lever (2) to the right.
Control of lock of the hydraulic hook (3)
The handle (3) has two positions:
• “Unlocked” – upper position;
• “Locked” – lower position.
To unlock the hydraulic hook, lift it with arm (4) to upper position, pull handle (3) up and fix it. To lock the hook after hitch­ing the trailer to the tractor, lift the hook with arm (4), release handle (3) from fix­ation and move it to lowermost position.
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Rear PTO control
Switch of the independent and syn­chronized drive of the rear PTO
Lever (1) has three positions:
• “PTO independent drive ON” – right­most position;
• “PTO synchronized drive ON” – left­most;
• “OFF” – mid position.
To engage the synchronized drive, pro­ceed as follows:
• Start the engine;
• Step on the clutch pedal up to the
stop and put in the 1st or 2nd gear;
• release slowly the clutch pedal and move simultaneously the lever (1) to the leftmost position.
IMPORTANT! Use the synchronous
PTO drive in lower gears in the lowest gears of the 1st and 2nd gearbox ranges at the tractor motion speed not more than 8 km/h. Otherwise power transmis­sion can be damaged.
Switch of the 2-speed independ­ent drive of the PTO (2)
The shifter arm (2) of PTO independ­ent drive has two positions:
• I – 540 rpm – extreme, counter- clockwise;
• II – 1000 rpm – extreme, clockwise.
To set the required PTO speed, release bolt (1), rotate the shifter arm (2) to the I or II position and retighten the bolt (1).
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PTO control lever The PTO control lever (1) has two posi-
tions:
• PTO OFF – front position of the lev-
er (1);
• PTO ON – back position of the lever
(1).
Control of the rear axle differential lock (1)
To engage shortly the lock press pedal (1).
IMPORTANT! Engage the forced differ­ential lock (1) only shortly to overcome road obstacles and carry out the field and transportation works.
WARNING: Do not use the differential lock at the speeds exceeding 10 km/h and when turning the tractor. Other­wise the tractor control becomes diffi­cult and running gear and power transmission are quickly worn out.
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Rear PTO control (for tractors equipped with a hydraulic lift)
To engage the rear PTO, the key switch (4) and push-button switch (5) located on the panel above the right control board are used. The switch (4) has two fixed positions:
• “PTO ON” – when pressing the lower part of the key switch;
• “PTO OFF” – when pressing the up­per part of the switch.
To engage the PTO:
• Press the lower part of the key switch;
• Shortly press push-button switch (5).
Control lamp (3) will be on and PTO shank will start rotating.
NOTE: On stopping the engine, the PTO is disengaged automatically.
To disengage the PTO, press the up­per part of the switch. The pilot lamp will become dim.
ATTENTION! The PTO engagement operations shall be only performed with the engine running.
Rear axle differential lock control (for tractors equipped with a hydraulic lift)
The differential lock (DL) is controlled with key (1) having three positions:
• “DL OFF” – mid fixed position to be used when performing the transport works on the hard surface roads;
• “DL ON automatically” – by pressing the upper part of the key (1). Fixed position. It is to be used when per­forming the works with substantial rear wheel skidding.
In the automatic mode, the rear wheels are locked during the straight-line motion and unlocked when turning the guide wheels at the angle exceeding 13 in any direction.
• “DL ON forcedly” – by pressing the lower part of the key (1). Fixed posi­tion. It is to be used for locking shortly the rear wheels when overcoming the obstacles. On releasing the lower part of the key, it returns to the mid position. On activating the DL, the pilot lamp (2) lights up, which becomes dim when unlocking the DL in the automatic mode and on set­ting the key (1) to the mid position.
ATTENTION! Activate the DL under the increased skidding conditions when per­forming the field and transport works.
IMPORTANT! Disable the DL at the tractor motion speed exceeding 10 km/h. Otherwise, the service lift of the power transmission would be shortened and the tractor control would be impeded. The forced locking shall be used shortly only to overcome road obstacles.
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Hydraulic system pump control The control lever has two positions:
• “Pump ON” – upper position;
• “Pump OFF” – lower position.
IMPORTANT! Switch on the pump only at the minimum rotational speed of the en­gine idling. Disengage the pump when starting the cold engine and maintenance.
Control of the hydraulic system dis­tributor (external cylinder)
Each of three arms controls the external cylinders and has four positions:
• “Neutral” – lower mid position (fixed);
• «Lifting” – lower non-fixed position.
When releasing the arm, it returns to
“Neutral” (for the distributors Р80-3/4- 111; РП-70 -1221; РП-70-1221С;
RS213 Mita; RS213 MTZ). For the dis­tributors Р80-3/4-222, this position is fixed. The handles are returned auto­matically to the “N e utral” position at the pressure of 15.5…20 MPa.
• “Forced lowering” – upper mid non-
fixed position between the “Floating”
and “Neutral” ones. On releasing the
arm, it automatically returns to “Neu- tral”;
• “Floating” – upper fixed position.
NOTE: If any distributor arm is put into the “Lifting” or “Lowering” position, the operation of the power governor in the automatic control, lifting and lowering modes is interrupted.
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Remote control of the hydraulic sys­tem distributor (if installed)
If the tractors are equipped with the RS­213 MTZ hydraulic distributors, the re­mote control of the distributor spool valves is executed by the manipulator (joystick) (1) and arm (2) with the two­way cords. The manipulator and the arm are mounted on the right control board in the tractor cab.
The manipulator (1) makes it possible to control two distributor spool valves (sec­tions) at the same time:
When shifting the manipulator lever lengthwise, the spool valve connected to the left side outlets of the hydraulic sys­tem is controlled.
When shifting the manipulator lever crosswise, the spool valve connected to the right side outlets and rear outlets (optional) is controlled.
The arm (2) can be only shifted length­wise and controls the central spool valve connected to the rear left outlets of the hydraulic system.
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Control of the power/position gov ­ernor of the hydraulic system
The control is performed by means of the lever (1). The control method, ei­ther power or position shall be previ­ously set. The lever (1) has the following posi­tions:
• “N” – “Neutral” (fixed position);
• “Lifting” – rearmost position (non-
fixed). Hold the lever with the hand to lift the implement to the required height. After releasing, it returns
back to “Neutral”;
• “Automatic control range” (control
zone) – between the “Neutral” and “Lowering” positions. Beginning the
lowering of the implement corre­sponds to the control zone onset (minimum cultivation depth). The control zone end corresponds to the maximum cultivation depth;
• “Lowering” – foremost position
(non-fixed). Hold the lever to low­er the implement to the required level. After releasing the lever, it returns to control zone end.
NOTE: If any of the distributor levers
is set to the “Lifting” or “Lowering”
position, the power governor opera­tion in automatic control, lifting or lowering modes is interrupted.
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Switch of power and position con­trol methods (1)
To get access to the switch, remove the cover under the seat. The switch has the following positions:
• “N” – OFF;
• “I” – Power control;
• “II” – Position control.
Correction rate governor (2) To reduce the implement position cor-
rection rate, turn the hand wheel (2) clockwise until jerks transferred during correction to the tractor are stopped.
ATTENTION! Prior to setting the lever to the selected position, lift the RMA to the uppermost position
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RMA hydraulic lift control
The hydraulic lift is controlled by means of two levers (1, 2) located on the board in the cab at operator’s right hand.
The power control arm (1) is located close to operator and has the following positions:
Rightmost: maximum tillage depth (digit “9” on the board);
Rearmost: minimum tillage depth (digit “1” on the board);
Full control range of the soil cultivation depth: from “1” to “9”.
Position control lever (2) has the follow­ing positions:
Foremost: minimal height of the imple­ment above the soil surface (digit “9” on the board);
Rearmost: transport position (digit “1” on
the board); The maximum height of lifting the im-
plement by the position control lever is provided by the adjustable stop (3).
NOTE: The combined control is provided by limiting the tillage depth with the posi­tion control lever in the mode of power control by means of the lever (1).
IMPORTANT! If any of the distributor control handle is set to the “Lift” or “Low-
ering” position, the hydraulic lift control
by means of the levers (1, 2) is automati­cally ceased.
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Compressor control The handle (1) has two positions:
• “Compressor ON” – when turning the handle so that the arrow on the arm would be directed backwards with respect to tractor motion;
• “Compressor OFF” – when turning the handle to 180 so that the arrow would be directed forward with re­spect to tractor motion.
Changing the steering wheel position To change the position of the steering
wheel by height:
• Remove the cover (2);
• Unscrew the clamp (1) by 3…5 turns;
• Move the wheel to the required posi-
tion;
• Tighten the clamp (1) by hand and refit the cover (2).
NOTE: The steering wheel adjustment range by height is 100 mm.
The steering column can be inclined to four different positions from 25 to 40 with the step of 5. To incline the steering column, pull the rod (3).
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Cab heater control When switching the heater on, ensure
that the following conditions are met:
1. After filling the cooling system, start the engine and let it work at a medium rotational speed to heat wa­ter to the temperature of +50C…+60C, after which open the valve (1), increase the engine rota­tional speed and after 1-2 min make sure that the cooling fluid circulates through the heat exchanger by open­ing slightly the drain valve cap (5) on the cab right side. The heat exchang­er shall start warming-up. Then the cooling fluid level in the engine cool­ing system radiator will decrease.
2. Add cooling fluid into the radiator to the required level (50…60 mm be­low the upper edge of the filler neck).
3. Turn the heater fan on by means of the switch (3) and direct the air flow by means of air distributors (4).
4. The flow of fresh air delivered to the cab can be controlled by opening the recirculation flaps (2).
To drain the cooling fluid from the heating system, the drain plugs (5) are provided on the right and left sides of the cab. After draining the cooling fluid, it is necessary to blow out the system, having closed prelimi­nary the valve on the cylinder block and unscrewed the plugs (5). After blowing-out, tighten the plugs.
NOTE: The valve shall be closed to op­erate the system in the ventilation mode during warm season.
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MTZ Seat
The seat is provided with mechanical suspension consisting of two spiral tor­sion springs and a gas-filled two-way shock absorber. Shear-type guiding mechanism ensures strictly the vertical displacement of the seat. Dynamic mo­tion of the seat is 100 mm.
The seat has the following controls:
1. Adjustment by operator’s weight within the range from 50 to 120 kg with indication of the suspension travel middle position. Turn the handle (1) clockwise (as seen from
the operator’s seat) to adjust the
seat to larger weight and vice versa.
2. Transverse adjustment within  80 mm from middle position. Lift the lever (2) upwards to the stop and move the seat forward or backward to comfortable position.
3. Back inclination adjustment within the range from 5 to 25. Lift the arm
(3) upwards to the stop, turn the back and release the arm. The back will be fixed in the given position.
The seat can be adjusted by height within 30 mm by moving consequently
it manually upwards to increase the height. To decrease the seat height, lift it abruptly upwards to the stop and then push it down.
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Grammer Seat (if installed)
Important! Prior to beginning the op-
eration of the tractor, adjust the seat to the position being the most conven­ient for you. Perform all the adjust­ments while sitting on the seat.
The seat is provided with mechanical suspension having the total travel of 100 mm and hydraulic shock absorber pro­tected by a rubber boot. The armrests being adjustable to height and safety belts are standard.
The seat is equipped with the following controls (handles):
1. Back inclination: to 12.5° forward and 5° backward with the step of 2.5°.
2. Weight indicator.
3. Weight control: from 50 to 130 kg steplessly.
4. Forward/backward motions: within the range of 150 mm with the step of 15 mm.
The adjustment of the seat height within 60 mm is provided in three positions. To set the required height, pull the seat upwards. The indicator click determines a new position. Should the seat be pulled upwards from the uppermost po­sition, the lowering mechanism will op­erate and the seat will be lowered to the lowermost position.
Note: Do not use solvents for clean­ing the seat upholstery. Use only warm water with small amount of de­tergent.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Tractor pre-operation
When preparing a new tractor for opera­tion, re-activate it: To do this:
• remove protective covers and plugs fit­ted on the engine;
• install peacocks of the radiator and cyl- inder block;
• fill in all the refill tanks;
• u n pack the silencer put in the cab and fit it
onto the exhaust manifold so that exhaust pipe outlet cut would be directed forward along the tractor motion. Install the retain ­ing clip at the distance of 8…12 mm from the silencer branch end. Tighten the clip nuts with the torque of 44…54 Nm;
• drain the sediment from the coarse and fine fuel filters and fuel tank;
• fill the fuel supply system with fuel and bleed the system to remove air from it;
• check the fan belt tension;
• check and adjust the air pressure in the
tyres;
• make the service of the storage bat­tery;
• tighten the fasteners;
• grease all the lubrication points using a
gun;
• check and adjust, if necessary, the front wheel toe-in.
WARNING! To avoid injuries, make
sure that all protective guards are in their places prior to starting the die­sel engine.
ATTENTION! Starting a new engine, which is not run-in, by towing is not al­lowed to avoid the intense wear of the engine parts.
Running-in
Your new tractor will work reliably and for long time, provided that running-in is made properly and necessary mainte­nance is provided within the recom­mended terms. When executing the 30­hour running-in, observe the following rules:
1 . Watch constantly the instrument
readings and operation of lubricating, cooling and feed systems. Monitor he oil and fluid levels in refill tanks.
2 . Check the tightening and retighten the
external fastening junctions.
3 . Run in the tractor on light transport
and field works (harrowing, cultiva­tion, sowing, etc.), gradually increas­ing the load at different gears.
4 . Do not overload the engine, do not
allow fuming or drop of the rotational speed. The overload symptoms are abrupt drop of the rotational speed, fuming and failure to respond to higher fuel feed.
5 . The operation of the tractor at very low
gear with small load at high rotational speed of the engine will result in ex ­cessive fuel consumption. The correct gear selection for each particular work provides the fuel saving and reduces the engine wear.
6 . Regularly perform time-shift mainte-
nance in accordance with recommen­dations stated in this Manual.
7. After running-in the tractor, perform the maintenance works (see Section “Maintenance”) .
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Starting the engine
Starting under normal conditions:
Check the level of oil in the crankcase and of cooling fluid in the radiator and the pres­ence of fuel in the tank.
IMPORTANT! Never start the engine with the empty cooling system! IMPORTANT! Start the engine and check the instrument operation while sitting in the
operator’s seat only.
WARNING: Never operate with tractor indoors. IMPORTANT! The MTZ-
900.3/920.3/950/950.3/952/952.2/952.3 trac­tors are equipped with turbocharged diesel engine. High rotational speeds of the turbo­charger require the reliable lubrication when starting the engine. Therefore prior to first starting or after long-term storage, rotate the crankshaft by the starter for 10 s without fuel supply to lubricate the turbocharger bear­ings. Prior to loading the engine, let it run idle for 2…3 min.
1 . Apply parking brake (1); 2 . Set the change gear lever (2) to neutral
position, move it to the leftmost posi­tion and hold it in this position until the start is completed and the step-down reducing gear lever (9) to the extreme position (back or front);
3 . Set the PTO lever (3) to the OFF posi-
tion and the “Synchronous–
Independent” switching lever – to the “Neutral” position;
4 . Set the ground switch (4) to the ON posi ­tion; 5 . Set the fuel feed arm (5) to the mid-
dle position;
6 . Step on the clutch pedal (6);
7. Turn starter key (7) to the position II (Start) and hold it until the engine is started, but not more than 15 s. Then the start control light in the pilot lamp block unit (8) will light up. When the engine starts running, the light shall become dim. If the engine fails to start, repeat starting after at least 30…40 s.
ATTENTION! If the starter fails to op­erate and the pilot lamp of the starter control board blinks at low frequency (about 1.5 Hz), this indicates that the change gear lever is not in neutral po-
sition or there is a breakage in the start locking circuit. If the light blinks at high frequency (about 3 Hz), there is a failure in the alternator circuit (terminal “W” or ”~”).
8. Release the clutch pedal (6). After starting the engine, check the opera­tion of all indicating lamps and in­strument readings (cooling fluid tem­perature, oil pressure in the engine and storage battery charge). Let the engine run at 1000 rpm to sta­bilize the oil pressure in the operating range.
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Starting at low temperatures
(+4°С and below)
Important! To avoid the damage of the
power gear, do not push or pull the tractor to start the engine by towing.
The engines of the MTZ-
900.3/920.3/950.3/952.3 tractors are
equipped with glow plugs. When energizing them, the plugs get red­hot and heat the air taken into each engine cylinder. At steadily low temperatures, use the winter oil grades in the engine crankcase, gear box and hydraulic system in accordance with the recommendations of this Manual. Keep storage batteries always charged. Use pure winter diesel fuel not contaminated with water. To avoid failures, drain sediments from the coarse fuel filter and fuel tanks every day.
Attention! If the tractor is equipped
with electric torch pre-heater, use
previously published “Operating
instructions”.
Procedure of starting the engine at low temperatures:
• Switch off the hydraulic system
oil pump drive to reduce the re­sistance to the crankshaft turning;
• Check the level of oil in the en-
gine pan and of cooling fluid in the radiator;
• Apply the parking brake to keep the tractor from motion;
• Set the change gear lever and
the range lever (2) to the neutral position, move it to the leftmost posi-
tion and hold it in this position until the start is completed and the step­down reducing gear lever to the ex­treme position;
• Set the PTO control lever (3) to the
OFF position and the “Synchronous–
Independent” switching lever – to the “Neutral” position;
• Set the ground switch to the ON posi-
tion;
• Set fuel feed control arm (5) to the
mid position;
• Step on the clutch pedal;
• Hold the key in the “I” position for
more than 2 s. Then the starting aid warning lamp will light up at the pilot lamp block, signalling about the glow plugs energizing. Hold the key in this position. As soon as the warning lamp starts blinking at the frequency of 1 Hz, the glow plugs and the engine are ready for start­ing;
• Turn the starter key to the “II” posi-
tion and start the engine under nor­mal conditions as stated above. Af­ter starting the engine, the pilot lamp will become dim and audible warning will be silenced.
Note: The system ensures the oper-
ation of the glow plug within 3 minutes after starting the engine (then the pilot lamp is off).
Attention! If the glow plug pilot
lamp lights up in the blinking mode at the frequency of 2 Hz after start­ing the engine and operation within 3 minutes, this indicates that the glow plugs are not switched off af­ter finalization of the full cycle by the system. Shut down the engine, turn the ground switch off and eliminate the failure. A probable reason can consist in sticking the electromagnetic relay contacts.
• Release the clutch pedal. Warm up
the engine.
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Starting the tractor motion
ATTENTION! When selecting the re-
quired gear, use the gearbox switching diagram.
To start the movement, proceed as fol­lows:
• step on the clutch pedal fully;
• select the required gearbox range;
• shift the lever (1) to the leftmost po-
sition and set the range II or I, re­spectively, by moving the lever for­ward or backward;
• return the lever to the neutral position and then to the right, select the re­quired gear and set the required speed by moving the lever (1) forward or backward;
• set the lever 2 to the required ex­treme position (forward or back­ward)*.
Release the parking brake and re­lease smoothly the clutch pedal while increasing slightly the fuel feed. On starting the motion, increase the fuel feed.
Avoid starting the motion with high trac­tion load (e.g. a plough deepened into the soil).
ATTENTION! Always step on the clutch pedal prior to engaging the range (step) and putting in the gear. Do not hold the foot on the clutch pedal during operation on the tractor, since this can lead to clutch slipping, its over­heating and failure.
*
Forward – direct gear, back – reducing the speed for tractors with reducing gear and increasing the speed for tractors with multiplier.
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Stopping the tractor
To stop the tractor:
• Reduce the engine crankshaft speed;
• Step on the clutch pedal;
• Set the change gear lever to neutral
position;
• Stop the tractor by applying the ser­vice brakes;
• Apply the parking brake.
Steering control
IMPORTANT! The tractors are
equipped with the hydrostatic power steering system. If the engine is stopped, the pump does not supply the system and it begins automatically op­erating in the manual mode where turn­ing the tractor requires applying more force to be applied to the steering wheel.
IMPORTANT! To stop the tractor in case of emergency, step on the clutch pedal and twinned service brakes pe­dal at the same time.
Shutting down the engine
IMPORTANT! Prior to shutting down
the engine, lower the implement onto the ground and let the engine operate
at 1000 rpm within 1…2 min. This will
decrease engine temperature.
To shut down the engine, proceed as fol­lows:
• set manual fuel feed arm to minimal feed position (back to the stop);
• disengage the PTO and set all the dis- tributor’s levers to neutral position;
• lower the implement onto the ground;
• pull engine shut-off lever cord handle to
fully stop the engine;
• turn ground switch off to avoid storage battery run-down.
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Switching over the transmission with a shuttle gear (if installed)
Switch the gearbox and the shuttle gear in accordance with the changeover scheme. Using the tractor in the “shuttle” mode makes it possible to change quickly the di ­rection of the tractor motion by means of the lever (2) without using the change gear lever (1). The shuttle gear control lever (2) is located under the steering column (unlike the reducing gear lever, it is bent to the left) and has two posi­tions:
• “Reverse OFF” – foremost position;
• “ Reverse ON” – rearmost position.
IMPORTANT! When changing motion di -
rection, step on the clutch pedal and stop the tractor.
NOTE: When the shuttle gear is engaged
and the change gear lever (1) is set to the gear I-R and II-R, the tractor moves for ­ward.
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Operation of the tractor equipped with a speed reducer (optional)
1 . Set the change gear lever (4) to neutral
position and reducing gear lever (1) to foremost or rearmost positions.
2 . Set the speed reducer controls as fol-
lows:
• gear handle (2) to the “ON” position;
• range rod (3) to the “N” position
(neutral).
To start the tractor motion: 1 . Set the minimum idling speed of the
engine.
2 . Step on the clutch pedal. 3 . Set the speed reducer gear handle from
position ON to neutral.
4 . Select the required speed reducer gear. 5 . Set the required speed reducer range.
ATTENTION! It is forbidden to put in the 2
n d
gear of the speed reducer range II at
the 2
n d
gearbox reverse gear.
6 . Put in the required gear of the gearbox
in the range I.
7 . Release smoothly the clutch pedal. If
necessary, increase fuel feed.
8 . Adjust the tractor speed by varying fuel
feed.
Speed reducer gear switching
1 . Set the minimum engine idling speed. 2 . Step on the clutch pedal.
3 . Wait for 3…5 s and then set the change
gear lever to the neutral position.
4 . Put in the required speed reducer
drive.
5 . Put in the 1
s t
gear of the gearbox. 6 . Release smoothly the clutch pedal. 7 . Adjust the speed by the foot-operated
or manual fuel feed control.
Stopping the tractor
1 . Set the minimum engine idling speed 2 . Step on the clutch pedal. 3 . Wait for 3…5 s and then set the change
gear lever to neutral position.
4 . Stop the tractor by applying the service
brakes. Apply the parking brake.
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Hydraulic system The hydraulic system for three-point rear attachment control is equipped with power governor*, which ensures system operation in the following modes:
• power control;
• position control;
• height control.
Power and position control The power/position control makes the sys­tem sensitive to variation of operating con­ditions. Effective application of these modes depends on the unitized machines and land conditions.
Position control
It provides the accurate and sensitive moni -
toring of the position of the attached
equipment like spraying machine, leveller
and others above the ground. The position
c o ntrol can be used with the tillage ma-
chines, semi-hookup ploughs with external
cylinders, etc. However, it is not recom-
mended to use this control on uneven fields
when using the tillage machines and im-
p l ements.
Hydraulic lift (if installed)
The HMS with hydraulic lift provides for op -
eration in the following modes:
• lifting the RMA and lowering it under its own weight;
• position control;
• power control;
• combined control (adjusting the cultiva-
tion depth according to the soil condi ­tion with limiting the maximum depth by the position control).
*
Th e MTZ tractors with index “.2” are
equipped with RMA hydraulic lift and do not have power governor
Power control It is the most suitable mode for operation with mounted implements, the working parts of which are deepened into the soil. The system is sensitive to traction effort var ­iation (caused by the changes in the soil re ­sistance or soil tillage depth) via central rod of the hitch mechanism. The hydraulic sys ­tem responds to these changes by lifting or lowering the implement to maintain the giv ­en tractive force at constant level. The sys ­tem reacts to the compressing and stretch ­ing forces in the central rod, i.e. is a dual­action system.
Height control When tilling the soil with greatly varying
density and resistance, and uneven sur ­face, if the power o r position control does not ensure satisfactory tillage quality ac ­cording to land treatment requirements, it is recommended to use the height control (using the implements with supporting wheels).
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Working equipment to attach ag­ricultural machines to the tractor
(for tractors with power governor) ATTENTION! Prior to attaching the ma-
chines read carefully this section.
Rear three-point mounted attachment:
to join mounted and semi-mounted agri­cultural machines – ploughs, seeders, cul­tivators, spraying machines, etc.
Traction hitch mechanism (cross-bar)
ТСУ-1Ж: to work with trailing machines, potato combines and others (except sin­gle-axle ones) with the speed of up to 15 km/h.
ATTENTION! Using the ТСУ-1Ж when performing the transportation works is strictly forbidden.
Traction hitch mechanism ТСУ-2 (hy ­draulic hook): to operate single-axle
trailers and other machines.
Traction hitch mechanism ТСУ-1М (floating lever): to operate with heavy trail-
ing machines (optional). A combined variant with a hook for working with the semitrailers.
Traction hitch mechanism ТСУ-ЗК (trail - er gear with automatic hitch): to operate
two-axle trailers.
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Rear mounted attachment (HMS with power governor)
The second-category three-point mount­ed attachment ensures the connection of mounted and semi-mounted agricultural machines and implements to the tractor with the following attachment compo­nents:
• hanger axle length “L” (distance be-
tween joints “A” and “B”) is equal to
870 mm;
• machine support height is 460 mm; 510 mm;
• pin diameter to connect to lower rod joints (1) is 28.7 mm;
• pin diameter to connect to upper rod (2) is 25 mm.
The lower rods consist of two parts:
• front part or rod itself;
• rear end with the ball joints. Standard
length of the low rod: 885 mm. To increase the hanger length, install the
rod ends with deflected front joints (Ф70­4605050-01/055-01).
To increase the load-carrying capacity of the mounted unit, replace the rear rod ends (400 mm long) by the rod ends having the distance of 320 mm between the joint axis and the front aperture (Н50-
4605040А2/045А2). Total lower rod
length will become 805 mm.
ATTENTION! When the rod length is 805 mm, the carrying capacity of the mounted unit will be increased by 10% with decreasing the lifting height by 10%. The same load-carrying capacity can be ensured by installing the angle brace (1) at the additional points (the lifting height will be also decreased by 10%).
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To increase the clearance when cultivat ­ing the high-stem crops, install the front en ds of the lower rods onto the addition­al hanger axles located at the distance of 110 mm above the lower rod axis. To im­itate field profile crosswise when operat­ing wide-cut implements, connect the angle braces (1) with lower rods (2) via longitudinal grooves.
IMPORTANT! To avoid the damage of
the angle brace, the angle brace fork grooves shall be behind the aperture.
Upper rod and angle braces
The upper rod length is adjusted within 500…740 mm. The length of the right ad ­justable angle brace can be adjusted within 425…520 mm by rotating the h a n ­dle (1). When being shipped from the fa ctory, the right angle brace length is set to the standard value of 475 mm. When the tractor is shipped from the factory, the left (non adjustable) angle brace length is set to standard 475 mm.
During operation, the left angle brace
length can be changed within 395…510
mm, depending on the standard equip ­ment of the tractor and type of unitized machines and implements.
IMPORTANT! Make adjustment of the
implement laterally with the right angle brace only.
Depending on the tillage depth and soil na ­ture, install upper rod to one of the three
*
positions:
I – light soils and small tillage depth at
power control;
I I – medium soils and medium tillage
depth at power control;
I I I – heavy soils at large tillage depth, as
well as at position control or without power governor.
*
For tractors equipped with HMS with hydraulic
lift, the upper rod is installed in one position.
425-520
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Reinforced rear mounted attachment
The tractors with power governors may be equipped optionally with a reinforced rear mounted attachment with telescopic lower rods, which are to be installed onto the shaft with the diameter of 35 mm in­stead of that with the diameter of 32 mm. If necessary, the length of the rods equal to 885 mm may be adjusted stepwise with the step of ± 80 mm, in this case, the carrying capacity of the mounted at­tachment will be varied. For working with trailed agricultural ma­chines, the double cross-bar (4) for the lower telescopic rods (1) with the pivot (5) is optionally delivered. In this case, its tips (3) are fitted instead of the rear ends of the rods (2). The distance from the end face of the PTO to the pivot (hitching point) in such version will be 470 mm
ATTENTION! It is strictly forbidden to use the double cross-bar when per­forming the transportation works.
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Rear mounted attachment of the tractors equipped with the hydraulic lift
Machines: mounted (ploughs, cultivators, seeders, cutters, etc.), semi-mounted (ploughs, soil-tilling units, seeders, potato combines, etc).
Lower rods
Telescopic, one-piece - optional
Length of lower rods, mm:
telescopic
one-piece*
805,885,985
885
Rod joint width, mm: upper (b1)
lower** (b2)
51
38 or 45
Nominal diameter of attachment components, mm: upper rod pin** lower rod joints (d2)
22 or 25 2 8
Distance from PTO face to hanger axle
595
Load carrying capacity, kN (kgf):
on hanger axle
on 610 mm overhang
43 (4300) 27 (2700)
______________________________________________ * Optional – rods with quickly connectable attachment * * (Quickly connectable attachment). To be agreed when acquir ­ing the tractor.
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Traction hitch mechanisms (THM) of the tractors equipped with hydraulic lift
ТСУ-1Ж-01 (double cross-bar)
ТСУ-1* (single cross-bar)
Machines: semi-mounted (seeders, potato-planters, potato combines, vegetable­harvesting machines, etc.), semi-trailer (mowing machines, balers, haulm gatherers, etc.).
ТСУ-1Ж-01 (double cross-bar)
as a unit with telescopic rods – optional
ТСУ-1 (single cross-bar)
with one-piece or telescopic rods on hanger axle – optional
Telescopic rod front end length
mm
570
Distance between PTO face to attach-
ment pin axle
mm
410,490,595*
Attachment pin size
mm
030 (0 30 )
12(1200) 6,
5* (650)*
Vertical load on THM
kN (kg f)
Machine turning angle relative to the tractor
degree
± 65 (± 80)
*
Indices are given for ТСУ-1
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Г15 Lifting THM of the tractors equipped with hydraulic lift
1.ТСУ-2В (fork)
Machines: semi-trailed (semi-trailers, machines for fertilizing, etc.), trailed (disk harrows, tillers, hoeing ploughs, hitch of harrows, cultivators and seeders, etc.).
Hitch mechanism
Fork with the possibility of the verti­cal displacement
Distance from the fork to supporting surface for
machines without PTO drive, mm
403.. .858 (91 8*) stepwise via 65 mm
Fork position for machines with PTO drive
Lowermost or
uppermost
Distance from PTO face to attachment pin ax-
le, mm
160 or 110
Attachment pin diameter
40
Vertical load on THM, kN (kg f)
20 (2000)
Machine turning angle relative to the tractor, de­gree
±65
* With turning over the fork
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2. ТСУ-ЗВ (fork)
Machines: trailed (automobile-type two-axle trailers, etc), semi-trailed (same as for ТСУ­1Ж-01).
Hitch mechanism
Rotating fork with vertical displacement
Distance from the fork to support­ing surface for machines without PTO drive, mm
mm
288.. .808 (962*) stepwise via 65 mm
Fork position for machines with PTO drive
lowermost or uppermost, including overturn
Attachment pin size
mm
040
Distance from PTO face to at­tachment pin axle, mm
mm
400
Vertical load on THM
kN (kg f)
12 (1200)
Machine turning angle relative to the tractor
degree
± 55 (trailers),
± 85 (agricultural machines)
* With turning over the fork
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Г17 3. ТСУ-1М (dragbar)
Machines: heavy trailed with active drive of driven elements.
Hitch mechanism
Fork with variation of position relative to PTO face
Distance from the fork to supporting surface, mm
402 (297*)
Distance from PTO face to attachment pin axle, mm
400 or 500
Attachment pin diameter, mm
30
Vertical load on THM, kN (kg f)
12 (1200)
Machine turning angle relative to the tractor, degree
±85
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Hitching machines to the tractor 1 . When hitching machines to the tractor,
make sure first that there is nobody within hitching zone.
2 . Lower the attached device to the lower
position by using the power governor han ­dle, drive the tractor back and attach the machine to lower rods. Splint the pins. Stop the engine.
3 . Make the upper rod (1) longer or shorter
and connect the rod ball joint with the machine. Splint the pin.
4 . If necessary, adjust the upper rod to ini-
tial or required length.
5 . If necessary, adjust the machine lateral
tilt by using the right adjustable angle brace (2). Increase the angle brace length, turn arm (3) clockwise and vice versa.
6 . Prior to operation, check that:
• the tractor parts are not in danger­ous proximity to machine compo­nents;
• the central rod is not in contact with PTO enclosure at the lowest posi­tion of the machine;
• the PTO cardan drive is not extreme­ly long, with large joint angles and there are no thrust forces;
• the PTO enclosure is not in contact with that of machine cardan drive.
7 . Slowly lift the machine and check the
clearance of at least 100 mm between the tractor and the machine in lifted position.
8 . Check the lateral swing of lower rods
and, if necessary, adjust them by us­ing tie rods.
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The machine (implement) is also attached to the tractor by the automatic hitch CA-1 connected to the tractor hookup at three points (two rear joints of longitudinal rods and rear joint of the central rod).
To prevent spontaneous disconnection of the machine from the tractor, fix the auto­matic hitch latch with a spring cotter pin.
Limiting (telescopic) tie bars (А)
The tie bars are use to limit lateral swing­ing of hanger lower rods both in transport and working states. This is especially re­quired during the works on the slopes, near the excavation pits, wall, etc.
Rear end of the tie bar is attached to the lower rod and the front one – to the hold­er in one of four positions, depending on the works:
• Position 1. The tie bars exclude imple­ment swinging in transport state.
• Position 2. The tie bars exclude imple­ment lateral swinging both in transport and working states.
IMPORTANT! Positions 3 and 4 should be used only when installing lower rods onto additional axes of the hanger (upper axes).
• Position 3. The tie bars exclude imple­ment lateral swinging in transport state.
• Position 4 The tie bars exclude imple­ment lateral swinging both in transport and working state.
ATTENTION! The tie bars shall be in­stalled only into the second from bottom apertures for holders (position 2) to avoid tie bar failure.
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Partial locking of telescopic tie bars To ensure the required lateral displace-
ment of the machine, e.g., a plough, adjust the tie bars in the operating condition as follows:
• rotating the screw (2), set the handle
(3) at the middle of flat “B”;
• pull out the cotter (5) from the tie bar;
• attach the machine to the lower rods
(7) and raise it a little to pull off the ground;
• having aligned the apertures of the internal
tube (4) with the groove of external tube (6), insert the cotter (5) in the middle of the groove
IMPORTANT! Install the cotter (5) so that it is in the middle of the groove or at minimal displacement towards the trac­tor. Otherwise, tie bars can be damaged.
Prior to transportation, lift the machine to the up position and check its lateral swinging, which shall not exceed 20 mm in each direction. If necessary, adjust the swinging by rotating the screw (2).
Full tie bar locking For complete locking of the machines,
e.g. a cultivator or attached unit, adjust tie bars in the working state similar to their partial locking, except for the last opera­tion during which align the aperture of the internal tube (4) with that of external tube (6) and insert the cotter (5).
Ensure full locking in transport state (the machine being lifted) by tightening screw (2) into tube (4) to the maximum.
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