New Holland T4.75F, T4.85F, T4.95F, T4.105F Owner's Manual

ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATOR’S MANUAL
T4.75F T4.85F T4.95F T4.105F
Tractor
Part number 47593719
nd
edition English
2 October 2013
Replaces part number 47494640

Contents

1GENERALINFORMATION
NotetotheOwner..........................................................................1-1
Proposition65..............................................................................1-2
Internationalsymbols.......................................................................1-3
Introduction.................................................................................1-5
Tractorintendeduse........................................................................1-6
EcologyandtheEnvironment..............................................................1-8
Identicationplates.........................................................................1-9
ComponentIdentication..................................................................1-11
2SAFETYINFORMATION
Safetyrulesandsignalworddenitions...................................................2-1
Safetyinformation..........................................................................2-2
Airconditioningsafetyregulations..........................................................2-6
Cabguard..................................................................................2-7
Rolloverprotectivestructure(ROPS)......................................................2-9
Personalprotectiveequipment(PPE).....................................................2-10
Tractorjackingpoints......................................................................2-11
Hazardouschemicals......................................................................2-12
Burnprevention............................................................................2-13
Fireorexplosionprevention...............................................................2-14
Gettinginandoutofthemachine.........................................................2-15
Safetysigns...............................................................................2-16
3CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
ACCESSTOOPERATOR'SPLATFORM
Cab.....................................................................................3-1
Heatingsystem.........................................................................3-4
Heating,ventilationorair-conditioningcontrol.........................................3-5
Cabairlter.............................................................................3-7
OPERATOR'SSEAT
Operatorseat...........................................................................3-9
FORWARDCONTROLS
Analoguedashboard..................................................................3-11
Digitaldashboard......................................................................3-15
Frontcontrols..........................................................................3-21
LEFT-HANDSIDECONTROLS
ConsoleLeft-handconsole-Controlidentication....................................3-25
Parkingbrakeforhydraulictransmissions.............................................3-26
RIGHT-HANDSIDECONTROLS
ConsoleRight-handconsole-Controlidentication..................................3-27
REARWARDCONTROLS
Console-Controlidentication........................................................3-29
EXTERIORCONTROLS
Console-Controlidentication........................................................3-29
DISPLAYSETTINGS
Instrumentcluster-Program..........................................................3-30
TRANSMISSION
Transmission-Operating4WDmodels...............................................3-37
Transmissionwithgearreducerandmechanicalreversingmechanism..............3-38
Transmissionwithgearreducerandelectrohydraulicreversingmechanism.........3-41
Parkingbrakeforhydraulictransmissions.............................................3-44
Transmissionwithgearreducer,electrohydraulicreversingmechanismandHI-LOcon-
trol.....................................................................................3-45
Transmissionwithgearreducer,electrohydraulicreversingmechanism,HI-LOcontroland
electrohydraulicclutch.................................................................3-48
4OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS
COMMISSIONINGTHEUNIT
Basicoperatingsafetyrules............................................................4-1
STARTINGTHEUNIT
Startingtheengine.....................................................................4-3
STOPPINGTHEUNIT
Stoppingtheengine....................................................................4-5
5TRANSPORTOPERATIONS
ROADTRANSPORT
Transportingthemachine..............................................................5-1
RECOVERYTRANSPORT
Towingthetractor.......................................................................5-2
6WORKINGOPERATIONS
FOURWHEELDRIVE(4WD)
Four-wheeldrivewithelectro-hydrauliccontrol.....................................6-1
DIFFERENTIALLOCK
Electrohydraulicdifferentiallock....................................................6-2
Mechanicaldifferentiallock.........................................................6-3
REMOTEVALVES
Generalsafetyrules................................................................6-4
Rearremotecontrolvalve(s).......................................................6-5
Electrohydraulicallycontrolledsidehydraulicvalves...............................6-9
Electrohydraulicallycontrolledrearremotecontrolvalves........................6-11
Sidehydraulicvalves..............................................................6-12
REARPOWERTAKE-OFF(PTO)
Powertakeoff(PTO)..............................................................6-13
FRONTPOWERTAKE-OFF(PTO)
FrontPowerT ake-Off(PTO)-Safetyrules........................................6-15
FrontPowerT ake-Off(PTO)-Operating..........................................6-16
REARHYDRAULICLIFT
Hydraulicliftwithmechanicalcontrol..............................................6-17
Lift-O-Matic®control-Operating..................................................6-18
Hydraulicliftwithelectroniccontrol................................................6-20
FRONTHYDRAULICLIFT
Hydraulicliftwithmechanicalcontrol..............................................6-25
Hydraulicliftwithelectroniccontrol................................................6-27
REAR3-POINTHITCH
OperatingInstructions.............................................................6-29
Attachtheimplement..............................................................6-33
Additionalequipmentattachmentpoints..........................................6-35
FRONT3-POINTHITCH
OperatingInstructions.............................................................6-37
SWINGINGDRAWBARS
Safetyrules........................................................................6-40
Swingingdrawbar.................................................................6-41
WHEELSANDTIRES
Wheelsandtires...................................................................6-42
Tyredimensions...................................................................6-46
WHEELTRACKADJUSTMENT
Wheeltreadsettings...............................................................6-48
TireCombinationsandTreadPositions...........................................6-51
BALLAST
Ballast.............................................................................6-54
7MAINTENANCE
GENERALINFORMATION
Generalsafetybeforeyouservice......................................................7-1
Introduction.............................................................................7-3
Variouscontrols........................................................................7-4
Bodymaintenance......................................................................7-5
Break-inperiod.........................................................................7-7
Fuelsupply.............................................................................7-8
Generalspecication-BiodieselFuels................................................7-9
Openingthehood.....................................................................7-10
Fluidsandlubricants..................................................................7-1 1
MAINTENANCECHART
MaintenanceChart....................................................................7-13
ASREQUIRED
Radiatorexpansiontank...............................................................7-15
Windscreenwashertank..............................................................7-15
Roadlight-Check.....................................................................7-15
Clutchpedaladjustment...............................................................7-16
Parkingbrakeorparkinglock-Adjust.................................................7-16
Radiator-Cleaning....................................................................7-16
Tyrepressure..........................................................................7-17
Wheelnutstorque.....................................................................7-18
Brakepedals..........................................................................7-18
ATWARNINGMESSAGEDISPLAY
Engineairlters.......................................................................7-19
Fuellterwaterdrain..................................................................7-20
Brakeuidlevel........................................................................7-21
EVERY10HOURSOREACHDAY
Engineoillevel........................................................................7-22
EVERY50HOURS
Rearwheelhub........................................................................7-23
Liftandlinkage........................................................................7-23
2WDsteeringcylinder.................................................................7-23
4WDsteeringcylinders................................................................7-24
2WDfrontaxlepivot...................................................................7-24
4WDfrontaxlepivot...................................................................7-24
4WDtransmissionshaft...............................................................7-25
2WDrightandleft-handstubaxle.....................................................7-25
Frontliftarmsshaft....................................................................7-25
FrontPTOcoupling....................................................................7-26
EVERY100HOURS
Transmissionoilcooler................................................................7-27
Airconditioningcondenser............................................................7-27
Intercooler.............................................................................7-27
Cabairlter............................................................................7-28
Cabrecirculatedairlter..............................................................7-28
EVERY300HOURS
Alternatorbelt..........................................................................7-29
Transmissionoillter..................................................................7-29
Oilltermodelswithpowershuttle/dualcommand....................................7-29
Engineairlters.......................................................................7-30
Transmissionoillevel..................................................................7-30
4WDfrontaxlehousing................................................................7-30
4WDfrontaxlenaldrives............................................................7-31
4WDfrontaxlesstub..................................................................7-31
2WDfrontwheels......................................................................7-31
EVERY500HOURS
Engineoilandlter....................................................................7-32
Fuellter...............................................................................7-33
Fuelpre-lter..........................................................................7-34
EVERY600HOURS
Engineoilandlter....................................................................7-35
Fuellter...............................................................................7-36
Fuelpre-lter..........................................................................7-37
EVERY1200HOURSORANNUALLY
Cabairlters..........................................................................7-38
Cabrecirculatedairlter..............................................................7-38
Engineairlters.......................................................................7-38
Fueltank...............................................................................7-39
EVERY1200HOURSOREVERY2YEARS
4WDfrontaxlehousing................................................................7-40
Enginevalves..........................................................................7-40
Changetransmissionoil...............................................................7-41
Washingcoolingsystem...............................................................7-42
EVERY1800HOURS
Fuelinjectors-Check.................................................................7-45
ELECTRICALSYSTEM
Battery.................................................................................7-46
Fusesandrelays......................................................................7-48
Fusesandrelayslocation.............................................................7-49
Fusesandrelayslocation.............................................................7-51
FusesandrelayslocationFusesandrelaysoncabrighthandupright..............7-53
Headlight-Adjust......................................................................7-53
Headlight-Replace...................................................................7-54
STORAGE
Tractorstorage....................................................................7-55
CALIBRATIONS
Dualcommandcalibration.............................................................7-56
8TROUBLESHOOTING
FAULTCODERESOLUTION
Displayfaultcodes.................................................................8-1
TROUBLESHOOTINGENGINE...................................................8-3
Electricalsystem-TroubleshootingELECTRICALSYSTEM......................8-5
Hydraulicsystems-TroubleshootingHYDRAULICSYSTEM.....................8-6
Rearthree-pointhitch-TroubleshootingHYDRAULICLIFTAND3−POINTLINKAGE
.....................................................................................8-7
Hydraulicservicebrakes-Troubleshooting........................................8-8
Cabclimatecontrol-Troubleshooting..............................................8-9
ALARM(S)
Alarms.........................................................................8-10
Alarms,cause,solutions......................................................8-12
9SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensionsandweights...................................................................9-1
Maximumpermittedloadsonfrontandrearaxle...........................................9-6
Maximumpermittedloadsondrawbar.....................................................9-7
Technicaldata..............................................................................9-8
10ACCESSORIES
Radio......................................................................................10-1

1-GENERALINFORMATION

1-GENERALINFORMATION###_1_###
NotetotheOwner
Thismanualcontainsinformationconcerningtheadjustmentandmaintenanceofyournewequipment.Y ouhave purchasedadependablemachine,butonlybypropercareandoperationcanyouexpecttoreceivetheperformance andlongservicebuiltintothisequipment.Pleasehavealloperatorsreadthismanualcarefullyandkeepitavailable forreadyreference.
YourNEWHOLLANDdealerwillinstructyouinthegeneraloperationofyournewequipment.Yourdealer’sstaffof factory-trainedservicetechnicianswillbegladtoansweranyquestionsthatmayariseregardingtheoperationofyour machine.
NewHollandTopServiceisalsoavailable.Call1-866-NEWHLND(1-866-639-4563) oremail:na.topservice@cnh.com.
YourNEWHOLLANDdealercarriesacompletelineofgenuineNEWHOLLANDserviceparts.Thesepartsare manufacturedandcarefullyinspectedtoinsurehighqualityandaccuratettingofanynecessaryreplacementparts. Bepreparedtogiveyourdealerthemodelandproductidenticationnumberofyournewequipmentwhenordering parts.Locatethesenumbersnowandrecordthembelow.Refertothe’GeneralInformation’sectionofthismanual forthelocationofthemodelandproductidenticationnumbersofyourmachine.
PLEASERECORDTHEFOLLOWINGINFORMA TION
Model:
ProductIdenticationNumber(PIN):
Thisisthesafetyalertsymbol.Itisusedwithandwithoutsignalwordstoalertyoutopotential personalinjuryhazards.Obeyallsafetymessagesthatfollowthissymboltoavoidpossible deathorinjury .
WARNING
Illustrationsinthismanualmayshowprotectiveshieldingopenorremovedtobetterillustrateapar­ticularfeatureoradjustment. Replaceallshieldsbeforeoperatingthemachine. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
W0012A
Enginetamperingstatement:
NOTICE:Thefuelsystemandengineonyourmachinearedesignedandbuilttogovernmentemissionsstandards. Tamperingbydealers,customers,operatorsandusersisstrictlyprohibitedbylaw.Failuretocomplycouldresultin governmentnes,reworkcharges,invalidwarranty,legalactionandpossibleconscationofthemachineuntilrework tooriginalconditioniscompleted.Engineserviceand/orrepairsmustbedonebyacertiedtechnicianonly!
Improvements
CNHAmericaLLCiscontinuallystrivingtoimproveitsproducts.Wereservetherighttomakeimprovementsor changeswhenitbecomespracticalandpossibletodoso,withoutincurringanyobligationtomakechangesoraddi­tionstotheequipmentsoldpreviously.
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1-GENERALINFORMATION
Proposition65
CALIFORNIA
Proposition65Warning
DieselengineexhaustandsomeofitsconstituentsareknowntotheStateofCaliforniatocausecancer,birth defectsandotherreproductiveharm. Batteryposts,terminalsandrelatedaccessoriescontainleadandleadcompounds. Washhandsafterhandling.
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Internationalsymbols
1-GENERALINFORMATION
TYPICAL
APPLICATIONS
AREA
ELECTRICITY
FORCE
FORCEPERLENGTH
FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY-ROT A TIONAL
LENGTH
MASS
POWER
PRESSUREorSTRESS(FORCEPERAREA)
RECOMMENDEDSI(METRIC)UNITS
NAME
hectareha squaremeter
squaremillimetre
ampere voltVvoltV microfarad ohm
kilonewtonkNpoundlb newton
NewtonmetresNmpoundinchlbin
megahertzMHzmegahertzMHz kilohertzkHzkilohertzkHz hertzHzhertzHz
revolutionperminute
kilometrekmmilemi meter centimetre millimetre micrometer
kilogramkgpoundlb gramgounceoz milligram
kilowattkWhorsepowerHp watt
kilopascalkPapoundpersquareinchpsi
pascalPa megapascalMPapoundpersquareinchpsi
IMPERIALUNIT
SYMBOL
acre
mm²
A
µF Ω
Npoundlb
r/minr/minª rpm
m cm mm µm
mg
W
squarefootft² squareinch squareinch
ampere
microfarad ohm
revolutionperminute
footft inchin inchin
Btu/hourBtu/hr Btu/minuteBtu/min
inchofmercury inchofwaterinH2O
NAME
ha
in² in²
A
µF Ω
rpm
inHg
SYMBOL
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1-GENERALINFORMATION
TYPICAL
APPLICATIONS
RECOMMENDEDSI(METRIC)UNITS
NAME
SYMBOL
TEMPERATURE(otherthanTHERMODYNAMIC)
degreesCelsius°C
degreesFahrenheit
TIME
hourhhourh minuteminminutemin second
s
second
TORQUE(includesBENDINGMOMENT,MOMENTOFFORCE,andMOMENTOFACOUPLE)
newtonmeter
Nm
feet-poundsIbft inch-poundIbin
VELOCITY
kilometreperhour meterpersecond millimetrepersecond meterperminute
km/h m/sfootpersecondft/s mm/s m/minfootperminuteft/min
mileperhourmph
inchpersecond
VOLUME(includesCAP ACITY)
cubicmeter
cubicyard
litrelcubicinch litrel
USgallonUSgal U.K.gallonUKgal USquartUSqt U.K.quartUKqt
millilitreml
uidounceoz
VOLUMEPERTIME(includesDISCHARGEandFLOWRATE)
cubicmeterper
m³/mincubicfootperminuteft³/min
minute litreperminute millilitreperminute
l/minUSgallonperminuteUSgal/min ml/min
UKgallonperminute
SOUNDPOWERLEVELandSOUNDPRESSURELEVEL
decibeldBdecibeldB
IMPERIALUNIT
NAME
SYMBOL
°F
s
in/s
yd³(cuyd) in³
UKgal/min
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1-GENERALINFORMATION
Introduction
Aboutthismanual
DANGER
Improperoperationorserviceofthismachinecanresultinanaccident. Donotoperatethismachineorperformanylubrication,maintenance,orrepaironituntilyouhave readandunderstoodtheoperation,lubrication,maintenance,andrepairinformation. Failuretocomplywillresultindeathorseriousinjury.
D0010A
Thismanualgivesinformationforuseofyourmachine,as intendedandundertheconditionsforeseenbythemanu­facturerduringnormaloperationandroutineserviceand maintenance.Readandunderstand;keepitingoodcon­ditionsandalwayssafelystoreitintheprovidedpocket inthebackofyourseatforlatereasyretrieval.Thisman­ualdoesnotcontainalltheinformationrelatedtoperiod­icalservice,convertingandrepairstobecarriedoutby professionalservicepersonnel.TheTableofContents page(s)areprovicedtohaveanoverviewofmainman­ual’stopics.Adetailedalphabeticindexisavailableatthe endofthismanualforlocatingspecicitems.
Normaloperation
Normaloperationmeanstheuseofthetractorforthe
• purposeintendedbythemanufacturerbyanopera-
torfamiliarwiththetractorandthemountedortowed equipmentandcomplyingwiththeinformationforop­erationandsafepractices,asspeciedbythemanu­facturerinthismanualandbythedecalsonthetractor andtheequipment.
Normaloperationincludesthepreparationandstorage
• ofthetractor,swingingcomponentsintoworkposition
andviceversa,addingorremovingballastandpicking upandsettingoffattachments.
Normaloperationincludestheadjustmentandsetting
• ofthetractorandequipment,forthespeciccondition
oftheeldand/orthecrop.
Routineservice
Routineserviceandmaintenancemeansactivitiesthat mustbedonedailybyanoperatorfamiliarwiththetractor characteristicsandcomplyingwiththeinformationforrou­tineserviceandsafepractices,asspeciedbytheman­ufacturerinthismanualandbydecalsonthetractor,in ordertomaintainitsproperfunction.Routineservicein­cludesactivitiessuchasfueling,cleaning,washing,top­pingupuidlevels,greasing,replacingofconsumable articlessuchaslampbulbs.
Converting,periodicalserviceandrepair
Periodicalservicemeansactivitiesthatmustbedoneat
• denedintervalsbytrainedpersonnelfamiliarwiththe
tractorcharacteristicsandwhicharecomplyingwiththe informationforperiodicalserviceandsafepractices,as
partlyspeciedbythemanufacturerinthismanualand inotherCompanyliterature,inordertomaintainthe expectedlifetimeofthetractor.
Convertingmeansactivitiesthatmustbedoneby
• professionalservicepersonnelfamiliarwiththetractor
characteristicsandcomplyingwiththeinformationfor converting,aspartlyspeciedbythemanufacturerin thismanual,inassemblyinstructionsorinotherCom­panyliterature,inordertotthetractortoaspecic conguration.
Repairmeansactivitiesthatmustbedonebyprofes-
• sionalservicepersonnelonlyfamiliarwiththetractor
characteristicsandcomplyingwiththeinformationfor repair,asspeciedbythemanufacturerinthedealer’s workshopmanual,inordertorestoretheproperfunc­tionofthetractorafterafailureordegradationofper­formance.
SpareParts
“Non-original”sparepartshavenotbeentestedorautho­risedbytheManufacturer.Installmentand/oruseofsuch productsmayadverselyaffectthetractor'sdesignspec­ications,therebycompromisingoperationalsafety.The manufacturercannotbeheldresponsibleforanydamage resultingfromtheuseof“non-original”spareparts.No modicationsmaybemadetothetractorwithoutwritten authorisationfromtheManufacturer.
Warranty
Thetractorisguaranteedinaccordancewithcurrentleg­islationinyourcountryandinlinewithcontractualagree­mentsreachedwiththedealeratthetimeofsale.How­ever,thewarrantyisnolongervalidiftherulesandin­structionsfortheuseandmaintenanceofthetractor,de­scribedinthisManual,arenotobserved.
Cleaningthetractor
Yourtractorisanadvancedmachine,ttedwithanelec­trohydrauliccontrolsystem.Caremustbetakenwhen cleaningthetractor,especiallyifapressurizedwater cleanerisused. Neverstandtooclosetothetractorordirectthewaterjet onelectricalcomponents,sealsorintakeopenings,etc. Neverdirectjetsofcoldwateratthehotengineorex­haust.
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Tractorintendeduse
1-GENERALINFORMATION
NOTE:YourtractorisdesignedaccordingtoEuropean directivesrelatedtohealthandsafetyrisks;thoughit hasbeendesignedtominimizeallthepotentialrisksitis mandatorytocarefullyread,understandandobserveall thedecalsandlabelsandtoalwaysrefertoinformation andprescriptionsoutlinedinthismanualtopreventall residualpotentialrisks.Ifyouneedfurtherassistance pleasedonothesitatetocontactyourdealer.
Yourtractorisdesignedandmadetopull,carryand poweravarietyofmountedortowedequipment,al­thoughwithinsomephysicallimits.Theworkingspeed andperformancemaydependonvariousfactors,such asweatherandterrainconditions.Thoughthetractor isdesignedtoperformincombinationwithavarietyof equipment,theremaybeanumberofcombinationsofthe aboveparametersforwhichthereisseveredegradation ofperformanceofthetractorand/oritsmountedortrailed equipment.Ifyounoticedegradationofperformance, contactyourdealerforassistance,hemayhaveuseful informationforimprovements,orakitmaybeavailable toenhancetheperformance.
Pleasecarefullyreadandconsiderthefollowing precautions:
Donotusethetractorforpurposesotherthanthose
• intendedbythemanufacturerandoutlinedinthisman-
ual.
Donotusethetractorbeyonditslimitsofterraingradi-
• entandstability.Usingthetractorbeyondtheselimits
mayresultinroll-overortip-over.Observetherecom­mendationsinthismanual.
Donotusethetractorathigherspeedsthanthoseal-
• lowedbytheloadandtheenvironment.Awetsurface
orotherlowadherenceconditionsmayincreasethe brakingdistanceorresultinvehicleinstability .Always adaptyourtravellingspeedaccordingtotheloadofthe vehicleandthecharacteristicsoftheroad.
Donotusethetractornearoronsoftvergesofcanals
• andbrooksorbanksandvergesthatareundermined
byrodents.Thetractormaysinksidewaysandrollover.
Donotusethetractoronunstablecrossingsorbridges
• and/oronsoftsurfacesoronesthatarenotstrong
enough.Theseconstructionsmaycollapseandcause roll-overofthetractor.Alwaysinspectthecondition andcarryingcapacityofbridgesandrampsbefore crossing.
Donotuseequipmentmountedonthetractorwhichis
• notcorrectlymatchingandrmlyxed.Theuseofim-
plementsoraccessoriesthathavenotbeenapproved orarenotcorrectlyconnectedmayincreasetheriskof roll-overofthetractoriftheycomeloose.Ensurethat thedimensionsofthethree-pointlinkageinterfaceof boththetractorandtheequipmentcomplywiththecat­egoriesdenedinISO730.Ensurethatthedimensions andspeedofthePTOshaftonthetractorsmatchthose oftheequipment.
Donotusethetractorincombinationwithequipment
• withouthavingconsultedthespecicOperator’sMan-
ualprovidedwiththeequipment.Thetractorisauni­versaltooltocarry,towanddriveavarietyofequip­ment.Thismanualalonecannotprovideyouwithall theinformationrequiredforthesafeoperationofthe combination.
Donotusethetractorforpullingwork,incaseswhere
• youdonotknowwhethertheloadwillyield,forinstance
whenpullingstumps;thetractormayipoverwhenthe stumpisnotyielding.
Becautiousthatthecentreofgravityofthetractormay
• increasewhenloadsonthefront-endloaderorthe
three-pointlinkageareraised.Intheseconditions,the tractormayrolloverearlierthanexpected.
Donotstepdownfromthetractorwithoutshuttingdown
• thePTO,shiftingthetransmissiontoparkorneutraland
applyingtheparkbrake,unlesscontinuedPTOopera­tionisrequiredforsomeequipment,suchaspumps orwoodchippers.Thelatterequipmentmayhavean emergencystopdeviceontheequipmentitself,ashu­maninterventionisneededduringoperation.Butother equipment,engagedanddrivenbythetractorwillhave nomeanstostopthepowertransmission,otherthan thePTOclutchofthetractor.
Youmusttakethenecessaryprecautions(e.g.assis-
• tance)toalwaysbeawareofthepossiblepresenceof
bystanders,especiallywhenmanoeuvringinconned areas,suchasthefarmyardandsheds.Keeppeople awayfromthetractorduringwork.Askbystandersto leavetheeld.Thereisnotonlytheriskofbeingrun overbythetractor,butobjectsejectedbysomeequip­mentmountedonthetractor,suchasarotarymower, maycauseharm.Stonesmaybethrownfurtherthan themowedcrop.Paythenecessaryattentionwhileop­eratingnexttopublicroadsorfootpaths.Thrownob­jectscanbeprojectedoutsidetheeldandhitunpro­tectedpeoplesuchascyclistsorpedestrians.Waitto cuttheedgeoftheeldtillitisclearofbystanders.
Donotallowridersonthetractor;donotallowpeople
• tostandontheaccesssteptothecabwhenthetractor
ismoving.Yourviewtotheleftwillbeobstructedanda riderrisksfallingfromthetractorduringunexpectedor abruptmovements.
Alwaysstayclearfromtheimplementsoperatingarea
• andespeciallydonotstandbetweenthetractorand
theimplementorthetrailedvehiclewhenoperatinglift controls;ensurenobystandersareneartheseoperat­ingareas.
Certainfunctionsofyourtractorarecontrolledbysoft-
• wareandsomeofthemaresafety-related.Donotat-
tempttomodifyordownloadsoftwarenotcertiedand distributedbythemanufacturer.Electronicsettingsand logicsmaybedestroyedandseriouslyaffectthefunc­tioningofthetractor.Thismayresultinunpredictable andunsafebehaviourofthetractor .Alwaysreferto yourdealer;hehastheappropriatetoolsanddatasets
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1-GENERALINFORMATION
andownstheofciallyreleasedsoftwareversionsand updatesforyourtractor.
Yourtractormaybeequippedwithanumberofsensors
• tocontrolsafetyfunctions.Trippingthesesensorswill
resultinasafeoperationmode.Donotattempttoby­passanyfunctiononthetractor.Y ouwillbeexposed toserioushazards,andmoreover,thebehaviourofthe tractormaybecomeunpredictable.
Thetractorhasonlyoneoperatorstationandthisisa
• onemanoperatedvehicle.Thereisnoneedforother
peopleonoraroundthetractorduringnormalopera­tion.Donotallowridersonthetractor;donotallow peopletostandneartheaccesstothecaboronthe stepwhenthetractorismoving.Yourviewtotheleft willbeobstructedandariderrisksfallingfromthetrac­torduringunexpectedorabruptmovements.
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EcologyandtheEnvironment
1-GENERALINFORMATION
Soil,airandwaterareessentialelementsforagriculture andforlifeingeneral.Iflocallegislationdoesnotcon­trolthetreatmentofcertainsubstances,theproduction ofwhichisnecessitatedbyadvancedtechnologies,prod­uctsderivedfromchemicalandpetrochemicalproducts mustbeusedanddisposedofaccordingtotherulesof commonsense.
Thefollowingrecommendationsmaybeofhelp:
Findoutwhattherelevantlegislationinyourcountry
• stipulates.
Askyoursuppliersoflubricants,oils,fuels,antifreeze,
• detergents,etc.forinformationontheeffectsofthese
productsonhumansandtheenvironmentandforin­structionsconcerningtheiruse,storageanddisposal. Inmanycases,localagriculturalconsultantswillbe abletoprovideassistance.
Suggestions
1.Avoidusingunsuitable,pressurisedllingsystems
orfuelcanswhenllingtanks,asthesemaycause considerablespillageandleakageofliquids.
2.Asageneralrule,donotallowliquidfuels,lubricants,
acids,solvents,etc.,tocomeintocontactwiththe skin.Themajorityoftheseproductscontainsub­stancesthatarepotentialhealthhazards.
3.Modernlubricantscontainadditives.Donotburn
contaminatedfueloilsand/oroilsusedinconven­tionalheatingsystems.
4.Avoidspillagewhentransferringusedenginecooling
liquids,engineandtransmissionlubricants,hydraulic oils,brakeuids,etc.Nevermixusedbrakeoilwith fueloil,orfueloilwithlubricants.Storesafelyuntil
suitabledisposalcanbearrangedaccordingtona­tionallegislationorlocalregulations.
5.Modernanti-freezeliquidsandsolutions,e.g.anti­freezeandotheradditives,mustbereplacedevery twoyears.Theymustnotbelefttobeabsorbedinto theground,butmustbecollectedanddisposedofin asuitablemanner .
6.Donotopentheairconditioningsystemstocarryout work.Thesesystemscontaingasthatmustnotbe releasedintotheatmosphere.Contactyourdealer orspecialisedpersonnel,whoareequippedwiththe appropriateequipmentandareauthorisedtore-ll thesystem.
7.Anyleakageordefectintheenginecoolingorhy­draulicsystemsmustberepairedimmediately.
8.Donotincreasethepressureinpressurisedsystems, asthismaycausecomponentpartstoburst.
9.Whenwelding,makesurethathosesareproperly protectedassparksormoltenmaterialmaypuncture orweakenthetubesandsleeves,resultinginleak­ageofoil,coolingliquid,etc.
10.Donotadjustthesettingofthefueldeliverysystem asthiswillaltertheemissionofexhaustfumes.
NOTICE:Thefuelsystemandengineonyourmachine aredesignedandbuilttogovernmentemissionsstan­dards.T amperingbydealers,customers,operatorsand usersisstrictlyprohibitedbylaw.Failuretocomplycould resultingovernmentnes,reworkcharges,invalidwar­ranty,legalactionandpossibleconscationofthema­chineuntilreworktooriginalconditioniscompleted.En­gineserviceand/orrepairsmustbedonebyacertied technicianonly!
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1-GENERALINFORMATION
Identicationplates
Serialnumbersidentifythetractoranditsmaincomponents.Theidenticationdatamustbesuppliedbythedealer forrequestsforsparepartsorserviceoperations.Identicationdataisoffundamentalimportanceintheeventoftheft ofthetractor.Thelocationofthevariousidenticationdataisshownbelow.
(A)
FRAMEIDENTIFICA TIONDAT APLA TE Thetractor’sframenumberisstampedoverthefrontsup­port.Itgivesthesafetyframeidenticationdata.
(B)
ROPSFRAMEIDENTIFICATIONDATAPLATE Theplategivestheidenticationdatafortheropsframe ttedonthemachine.
(C)
FRAMEANDENGINETYPEIDENTIFICATIONSUM­MARYDA T APLATE Theplategroupstheidenticationdatawithyourma­chine’sframenumberandenginenumber.
(D)
STANDARDFRONTAXLEIDENTIFICATIONPLATE Theplateislocatedonthecomponentandgivestheiden­ticationdatafortheaxlettedonthemachine.
(E)
ENGINEIDENTIFICA TIONDATAPLA TE Theplatewiththeenginedatainstalledonthetractoris ttedontherightorlefthandsideoftheengine(depend­ingonthemodel).
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1-GENERALINFORMATION
(A)
FRAMEIDENTIFICA TIONDAT APLA TE Thetractor’sframenumberisstampedoverthefrontsup­port.Itgivesthesafetyframeidenticationdata.
(B)
CABIDENTIFICA TIONPLATE Thecabidenticationplateislocatedattherearonthe left−handsideasshowninthegure.
(C)
FRAMEANDENGINETYPEIDENTIFICATIONSUM­MARYDA T APLATE Theplategroupstheidenticationdatawithyourma­chine’sframenumberandenginenumber.
(D)
STANDARDFRONTAXLEIDENTIFICATIONPLATE Theplateislocatedonthecomponentandgivestheiden­ticationdatafortheaxlettedonthemachine.
(E)
ENGINEIDENTIFICA TIONDATAPLA TE Theplatewiththeenginedatainstalledonthetractoris ttedontherightorlefthandsideoftheengine(depend­ingonthemodel).
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1-GENERALINFORMATION
ComponentIdentication
1.Cab
2.Handrail
3.Fueltank
4.Steps
5.Transmission
6.Frontaxle
7.Ballast
8.Frontlight
9.Hood/Engine
10.Indicatorlight
11.Rearviewmirror
12.Exhauststack
13.Frontworklights
14.Rearworklights
15.Rearwidowemergencyexit
16.R.O.P .S.(RollOverProtectiveStructure)
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1.Rearaxle
2.Threepointlinkage
3.Hitch
4.Powertakeoff
5.Rearlights
6.Remotecontrolvalves
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2-SAFETYINFORMATION

2-SAFETYINFORMATION###_2_###
Safetyrulesandsignalworddenitions
Personalsafety
Thisisthesafetyalertsymbol.Itisusedtoalertyoutopotentialpersonalinjuryhazards.Obeyall safetymessagesthatfollowthissymboltoavoidpossibledeathorinjury .
Throughoutthismanualandonmachinedecals,youwillndthesignalwordsDANGER,WARNING,andCAUTION followedbyspecialinstructions.Theseprecautionsareintendedforthepersonalsafetyofyouandthoseworking withyou.
Readandunderstandallthesafetymessagesinthismanualbeforeyouoperateorservicethemachine.
DANGERindicatesahazardoussituationwhich,ifnotavoided,willresultindeathorseriousinjury.The
colorassociatedwithDANGERisRED.
WARNINGindicatesahazardoussituationwhich,ifnotavoided,couldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
ThecolorassociatedwithWARNINGisORANGE.
CAUTION,usedwiththesafetyalertsymbol,indicatesahazardoussituationwhich,ifnotavoided,couldresult
inminorormoderateinjury.ThecolorassociatedwithCAUTIONisYELLOW.
FAILURETOFOLLOWDANGER,WARNING,ANDCAUTIONMESSAGESCOULDRESULT INDEATHORSERIOUSINJURY .
Machinesafety
NOTICE:Noticeindicatesasituationwhich,ifnotavoided,couldresultinmachineorpropertydamage.Thecolor associatedwithNoticeisBLUE.
ThroughoutthismanualyouwillndthesignalwordNoticefollowedbyspecialinstructionstopreventmachineor propertydamage.ThewordNoticeisusedtoaddresspracticesnotrelatedtopersonalsafety.
Information
NOTE:Noteindicatesadditionalinformationwhichclariessteps,procedures,orotherinformationinthismanual.
ThroughoutthismanualyouwillndthewordNotefollowedbyadditionalinformationaboutastep,procedure,or otherinformationinthemanual.ThewordNoteisnotintendedtoaddresspersonalsafetyorpropertydamage.
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2-SAFETYINFORMATION
Safetyinformation
1.Duringthemanufacturingofthistractor,everystep hasbeentakentoensuresafeoperation.However, thebestwaytoavoidaccidentsistoexercisecaution atalltimes.Oncetheaccidenthasalreadyhappened itistoolatetorememberwhatstepsshouldhave beentaken.
2.Readthismanualcarefullybeforestarting,using, carryingoutmaintenance,refuellingorperforming anyothertypeofoperationonthetractor.
3.Thetimespentreadingthismanualwillallowyouto gettoknowyourtractor ,therebysavingtimeandef­fort.Thiswillalsohelppreventaccidentsfromtaking place.
4.Readallthesafetydecalsonthemachineandfol­lowtheinstructionsthereonbeforestarting,operat­ing,refuellingorcarryingoutmaintenanceonthema­chine.Promptlyreplaceanydecalsthataredam­aged,lostorillegible.Cleanthedecalsiftheyare coveredbymudordebris.
5.Rememberthatthetractorisexclusivelydesigned foragriculturaluse.Anyotherusewillrequireprior authorisationfromNEWHOLLAND.
6.Itisadvisabletokeeparstaidkitonhand.
7.Thetractormustonlybeusedbyresponsibleperson­nel,trainedintractoruseandauthorisedtooperate themachine.
8.Donotaltertheinjectionsystemcalibrationinanat­tempttoincreasemaximumenginespeedsetbythe Manufacturer.
13.Alwaysoperatewiththecaborrollbarcorrectlyand securelyttedonthetractor:periodicallycheckthat thettingsarenotlooseandthatallpartsofthestruc­turearefreefromanydamageanddeformation.Do notmodifytherollbarbyweldingparts,drillingholes, etc.,asthiscouldadverselyaffecttherigidityofthe structure.
Startingthetractor
1.Beforestartingtheengine,checkthatthehandbrake
isonandthatthegearsandpowertake-offaredisen­gaged,evenifthetractoristtedwithastart-upsafety device.Neverdisconnectthestart-upsafetyswitch.If theswitchdoesnotworkcorrectly,contactyourlocal dealerforeventualrepairoperations.
2.Beforestartingtheengine,makesurethatallattached
implementsareloweredtotheground.
3.Beforestartingtheengine,checkthatallcoversand
guardsarecorrectlyinposition(rollbar,bonnetside panels,powertake-offguard,frontaxletransmission shaftcover,etc.).
4.Neverstartormanoeuvrethetractorunlessseatedin
thedrivingposition.
DCSFTNEGB001S1A1
9.Donotwearlooseclothingthatmaybetrappedin movingparts.Checkthatallrotatingpartsconnected tothepowertake-offarecorrectlyprotected.
10.Donotalterthecalibrationofthepressurerelief valvesinthevarioushydrauliccircuits(hydrostatic steering,hydrauliclift,auxiliarydistributors,etc.).
11.Avoidusingthetractorinunsuitablephysicalcondi­tions,stopworkinstead.
12.Enterandleavethetractorusingthestepsandhan­dlesprovided.Keepthesettingsfreeofmudand debris.
DCSFTNEGB002S1A2
5.Beforemovingthetractor,alwayscheckthatthearea isfreeofpersonsorobstacles.
DCSFTNEGB003S1A3
6.Neverruntheengineinaclosedspacewithoutensur­ingadequateventilation.Exhaustfumesaredamag­ingtothehealthandcanbelethal.
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Useofthetractor
1.Selectthemostsuitablewheelsettingfortheworkin hand,i.e.:thesettingthatprovidesthebeststability.
DCSFTNEGB004S1A4
2.Engagetheclutchslowly:ifengagedtooquickly,es­peciallywhenthetractorisgettingoutofahole,ditch oroperatingonmuddygroundorsteepslopes,the tractormayoverturn.Releasetheclutchimmediately ifthefrontwheelsstarttolift.
DCSFTNEGB006S1A6
10.Proceedwithmaximumcautionwhenworkingwith thewheelsneartheedgeofditchesorslopes.
11.Whendrivingonpublichighways,observetheHigh­wayCode.
12.Whendriving,donotrestyourfeetonthebrakeor clutchpedals.
DCSFTNEGB005S1A5
3.Whentravellingdownhill,keepthetractoringear. Neverreleasetheclutchandneverleavethegears inneutral.
4.Whenthetractorismoving,theoperatormustremain correctlyseatedinthedrivingposition.
5.Nevergetonoroffthetractorwhileinmovement.
6.Whenusingthebrakes,pressthepedaldownslowly .
7.Avoidtakingbendsathighspeeds.
8.Alwaysusethetractorataspeedthatwillguarantee safeoperationonthetypeoflandbeingworked. Whenworkingonunevenground,usemaximum caretoensureproperstability.
9.Ifyouhavetoworkwiththetractoronagradient, forexampleonhillsides,driveatmoderatespeed especiallywhentakingbends.
DCSFTNEGB007S1A7
13.Nevercarrypassengers,noteveninsidethecab,un­lessthemachineisttedwithanapprovedextraseat.
14.Whendrivingonroads,connectthebrakepedalsus­ingtheplateprovided.Brakingwhenthepedalsare notconnectedcouldcausethetractortoskid.Avoid excessivewearonthebrakesbyusingenginebrak­ing.
Towingandtransport
1.T oguaranteetractorstabilitywhenmoving,adjustthe
hitchingdeviceaccordingtothetrailerorimplementto beused.
2.Driveslowlywhentowingextremelyheavyloads.
3.Foryourownsafety,donottowtrailersthatarenot
ttedwithanindependentbrakingsystem.
4.Ifthetractorisusedtotowheavyloads,alwaysuse
thehitchingdeviceandneverhitchloadsontothe lowerarmsorthetoplinkofthethree-pointlinkage, sinceinthelattercasethereisadangerofrearingup oroverturning.
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DCSFTNEGB008S1A8
5.Whentowing,donotnegotiatebendswiththedifferen­tiallockengagedasthismaypreventyoufromsteer­ingthetractor.
Useofimplementsandagriculturalmachin­ery
1.Donotconnectimplementsormachinerythatrequire morepowerthancanbegeneratedbyyourtractor model.
2.Nevernegotiatesharpbendswiththepowertake­offunderaheavyload;thismaydamagetheuniver­saljointsonthetransmissionshaftconnectedtothe powertake-off.
3.Neverstandbetweenthereversingtractorandtheim­plementwhenhitching.
4.Whenusingimplementsthatrequirethetractortobe stationarywiththeenginerunning,keepthegearand rangeleversintheneutralposition,applythehand­brakeandusesuitablewheelchocks.
Stoppingthetractor
1.Whenthetractorisstationary,neverleaveconnected implementsintheraisedposition.Allimplements mustbeloweredbeforestoppingtheengine.
2.Beforeleavingthedrivingposition,movethegear levertotheneutralposition,disengagethepower take-off,applythehandbrakeandstoptheengine. Alwaysremovetheignitionkeyfromthedashboard whenleavingthetractorunattended.
3.Parkonatsurfaces,wherepossible,andapplythe handbrakebeforeleavingthetractor.Onsloping ground,besidesapplyingthehandbrake,asanad­ditionalsafetymeasure,usewheelchocks(available asanoptional);thisprocedureiscompulsorywhen parkingwithatrailerhitched.
DCSFTNEGB010S1A10
Servicingthetractor
1.WARNING
Illustrationsinthismanualmayshowpro­tectiveshieldingopenorremovedtobet­terillustrateaparticularfeatureoradjust­ment. Replaceallshieldsbeforeoperatingthe machine. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathor seriousinjury.
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5.Donotoperatemachinesconnectedtothepower take-offwithoutrstensuringthattheoperatingrange ofthemachineisfreeofbystanders.Alsocheckthat allrotatingpartsconnectedtothepowertake-offshaft arecorrectlyprotected.
6.Addrearballastwhenusingliftingequipmentttedto thefrontofthetractor.
Donotworkonthetyreswithunsuitableequipment orwithoutthenecessaryexperience.Incorrecttyre ttingmayputsafetyatrisk.Ifindoubt,contact skilledpersonnel.
2.Whenchangingorstoringtyres,makesuretheyare stackedcorrectlyandcannotrollortoppleovercaus­ingpersonalinjury .
3.Beforeremovinganyhydraulictubing,checkthatthe systemisnotpressurised.
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2-SAFETYINFORMATION
DCSFTNEGB011S1A11
4.Oilunderpressuregettingoutcancauseserious injuries.Whenlookingforleaksusetheappropri­atesafetyequipment:screens,safetyglassesand gloves.
5.Beforetouchinganyelectricalcomponents,discon­nectthegroundleadfromthebattery.
DCSFTNEGB012S1A12
6.Onlyremovetheradiatorcapaftertheenginehas beenallowedtocool.Withtheengineswitchedoff, useaclothtoslowlyunscrewthecapandreleasethe pressurebeforecompletelyremovingthecap.
DCSFTNEGB013S1A13
7.Beforeinspecting,cleaningorcarryingoutmainte­nanceonthetractor(oranyimplementconnected tothetractor),alwaysensurethattheengineis switchedoff,thegearsareinneutral,thebrakes areon,thepowertake-offisdisengagedandthatall movingpartsarestationary.
8.Donotllupthefueltankcompletelyifthetractor istoworkinextremelysunnyconditions,asthefuel mayexpandandescape.Ifthisoccurs,dryupthe spillageimmediately.
DCSFTNEGB014S1A14
9.Alwayskeepareextinguisherathand.
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Airconditioningsafetyregulations
2-SAFETYINFORMATION
Theairconditioningsystemissafeandcanbeusedcon­tinuouslywithoutanyrisk.However,itisimportanttoob­serveafewsimpleprecautions,listedbelow,toavoidany riskofaccident.
1.Itisadvisednevertopersonallyattempttoadjustthe system;anyrepairworkshouldbecarriedoutbythe experiencedtechniciansoftheNEWHOLLANDSer­viceNetwork.
DCSFTNEGB015S1A1
2.Neverallowopenamesneartheairconditioningsys­tem,asifthereisaleakofcoolant,alethalgas:phos­gene.
3.Theoilandcoolantmixtureispressurisedintheair­conditioningcircuit.Thelooseningofanyconnections orhandlingoftubingisthereforestrictlyforbidden.For thesamereason,neverunscrewthecompressoroil levelinspectioncapforanyreason.
4.Donotallowheatsourcesneartheair-conditioning system,asthismaycauseexplosions.
DCSFTNEGB017S1A3
5.Coolantcanfreezetheskinand,aboveall,theeyes. Ifanaccidentshouldoccur,proceedasfollows:
ifcoolantcomesintocontactwiththeeyes,washthem
immediatelywithafewdropsofmineraloil,thencon­tinuewashingthoroughlywithasolutionofboricacid andwater(oneteaspoonofacidin1/4ofacupofwa­ter)andconsultadoctoratonce;
freezingcausedbycoolantcanbetreatedbygradually
unfreezingtheinjuredzonewithcoldwaterandthen applyingagreasebasedcream.Inanyevent,consult adoctorasquicklyaspossible
DCSFTNEGB016S1A2
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2-SAFETYINFORMATION
Cabguard
Comfortandsafetyinsidethecab
DenitionofCabCategory1
CabismeetingtherequirementsdenedinEN15695−1. Thismeansthattheairdeliveryandltrationsystemdoes notprovideaspeciedlevelofprotectionagainsthaz­ardoussubstancesbutonlyfromexternalatmospheric conditions(e.g.rain,wind,snow,etc).
DenitionofCabCategory2
CabismeetingtherequirementsdenedinEN15695−1. Thismeansthattheairdeliveryandltrationsystempro­videsprotectionagainstdustandthattheminimumdif­ferentialpressureisensured.Necessarylteredfreshair owratecanbeobtainedusingtheA/Csystemandset­tingthefanonmaximumspeed,providedthatdoors,win­dowsandhatchesareclosed.
ATTENTION:Thecabcategory1doesnotguaranteea fullprotectionagainstdust,aerosolsandvapours.The cabcategory2providesprotectionagainstdust.For applicationofplantprotectionproducts(e.g.pesticides,
fungicides,herbicides.....),pleaserefertotheinstructions
providedbythesupplierofthechemicalagentaswellas instructionsprovidedbythesprayer'smanufacturer.Use thespecialdevicesandPersonalProtectiveEquipment (PPE)alsowheninsidethecaband,particularly,on tractorswithoutacab.Althoughtheairdeliverysystem cannotofferfullprotection,partialprotectioncanbe achievedbyfollowingsomebasicrules:
PersonalProtectiveEquipment(PPE)andclothingre-
• quired.
Keepdoors,windowsandhatchesclosedduringthe
• sprayingoperation.
Keepthecabinteriorclean.
Donotenterthecabwithcontaminatedshoesand/or
• clothing.
Keepallusedpersonalprotectiveequipmentoutside
• thecab.
Bringthewireharnessoftheremotesprayercontrol
• boxintothetractorcab.
Useonlygenuineltersandensurethatthelteriscor-
• rectlyinstalled.
Checktheconditionofthesealingmaterialandlters,
• replacingthemifdamaged.
OperatorProtection
RollOverProtectiveStructure(ROPS)
Donotusethetractorbeyonditslimitsofterraingradi-
• entandstability.Usingthetractorbeyondtheselimits
mayresultinarolloveroratipover.Observetherec­ommendationsinthismanualandpayparticularatten­tionwhengoingdownsteephillsinaloadedcondition.
Donotusethetractornearoronsoftvergesofcanals
• andbrooksorbanksandvergesthatareundermined
byrodents.Thetractormaysinksidewaysandroll− over.
Donotusethetractoronunstablebridge–headsand
• poorbridgeoors.Theseconstructionsmaycollapse
andcauseroll-overofthetractor .Alwaysinspectthe conditionandcarryingcapacityofbridgesandramps priortocrossing.
Alwaysfastentheseatbeltwhenusingthetractor.The
• ROPScaborROPSstructurewillonlybefullyeffective
whenthedriverremainsattachedtohisseat.
Donotusethetractorbeyonditslimitsofdynamicsta-
• bility.Highspeed,abruptmaneuversandfastandtight
corneringwillincreasetheriskofrollover.
Donotusethetractorforpullingwork,incaseswhere
• youdonotknowwhethertheloadwillyield,forinstance
whenpullingstumps.Thetractormayipoverback­wardswhenthestumpisnotyielding.
Beextremelycautiouswhenworkingwiththetractoron
• foragesiloswithoutsideconcretewalls.Toincrease
thetractor'ssidestability,itispossibletomounttwin wheelsorincreaseitstracksetting.
Becautiousthatthecentreofgravityofthetractormay
• increasewhenloadsonthefront–endloaderorthe
three-pointlinkageareraised.Intheseconditions,the tractormayroll–overearlierthanexpected.
FallingObjectsProtectiveStructureFOPS
FOPScertiedcabisprovidingprotectionagainstfalling objectsaccordingtoOECDcode10standard;itisrec­ommendedtouseacertiedFOPSstructurewhenwork­ingwithfront-endloadersorinforestryapplications;a cabnotFOPScertiedisofferinginsufcientprotection againstfallingrocks,bricksorpiecesofconcrete.
FOPSlevelonyourtractorcabiscertiedaccordingto
OECDCODE10.
Installationandworkingwithfrontloaderon tractorsequippedwithcab
ATTENTION:Donotusethefront-endloaderwithout takingprecautionsagainstfallingobjects. Pleaseconsiderfollowingprecautionswhenworkingwith afrontendloader:
ThistractorisprovidedwitheitheraROPSstructureor aROPScab,offeringprotectionagainstrolloverrelated hazards,allthesamepleaseconsiderthefollowingpre­cautions:
Donotliftthefront-endloadertoaheightfromwhich
• objectsmayfallorrollonthedriver.
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Alwaysusethecorrectimplement(grabforks,buckets,
• etc)forthespecictasktoensurethattheloadisse-
curelykeptinplace.
Itisrecommendedtoinstallafrontloaderprovidedwith
• aparallelguidesystemandtouseitalways;thissystem
keepstheloadinthebuckethorizontal,irrespectiveof theliftheightofthearms.
Installationandworkingwithfrontloaderon tractorswithoutcab
ATTENTION:Itisnotrecommendedtoinstallafront­endloaderonatractorwithoutcab,whichcannotoffera minimumprotectionagainstfallingobjects. Strictlyobservethefollowingprecautionarywarnings:
Donotliftthefront-endloadertoaheightfromwhich
• objectsmayfallorrollonthedriver.
Alwaysusethecorrectimplement(grabforks,buckets,
• etc)forthespecictasktoensurethattheloadisse-
curelykeptinplace.
Itisrecommendedtoinstallafrontloaderprovidedwith
• aparallelguidesystemandtouseitalways;thissystem
keepstheloadinthebuckethorizontal,irrespectiveof theliftheightofthearms.
IfavailableinstallaFOPSstructureoraskthesupplier
• oftheloadertoinstalleitheraFOPScertiedstructure
onmainROPSstructureoratleastaminimalstructure offeringpartialprotectionfromfallingobjects(e.g.a “Suncanopy”).
bystanderstostandnearorundertheliftedbucketofa front–endloader.
Donotusethefront–endloaderasaliftforpersons
• foractivitiesthatmustbedoneatacertainheight(for
example,cleaningeaves).
Donotusethefront-endloaderinanareawithover-
• headpowerlines.Incaseofcontactwithoverhead
powerlines,jumpfromthetractorwithoutmakingin­stantcontactbetweentractorandground.Whenpos­sible,disconnectthepowerlinesfromthegrounds.
OperatorsProtectionStructureOPS.
ThistractorisnotprovidedwithanOPScertiedstruc­ture;pleasecarefullyreadthefollowingimportantinfor­mationespeciallywhenworkinginaforestryenvironment.
ForestryApplications
ATTENTION:Thistractorisnotdesignedforheavy forestryapplications;usageisprohibitedunlessacerti­edFORESTRYKITisinstalled;contactyourdealerto verifywhetheraforestrykitexistsforthistractormodel. Onlyaforestryspecickitwillprovidenecessaryprotec­tionagainstfallingtrees.
Protectionagainstpenetratingobjects(OPS)canbeob­tainedonlyttingaspecicKIT,contactyourdealerto verifywhetheranOPScertiedKITisavailableforyour tractor.
Generalprecautionstobefollowedwhen workingwithafront-end-loader
Donotallowbystandersinthemanoeuvringzoneofthe
• tractorequippedwithafront−endloader.Donotallow
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Rolloverprotectivestructure(ROPS)
OPERATORPROTECTIVESTRUCTURE
DANGER
Crushinghazard! DONOToperatethemachinewiththeRoll-OverProtectiveStructure(ROPS)removed.Removethe ROPSonlyforserviceorreplacement. Failuretocomplywillresultindeathorseriousinjury.
DANGER
Crushinghazard! DonotchangetheRollOverProtectiveStructure(ROPS)inanyway.Unauthorizedchangessuchas welding,drilling,orcuttingwillweakentheROPSanddecreaseyourprotection.Haveanauthorized dealerreplacetheROPSifdamageofanykindoccurs.DONOTTRYTOREPAIRTHEROPS. Failuretocomplywillresultindeathorseriousinjury.
WARNING
Roll-overhazard! Afteranaccident,re,tipover,orrollover,aqualiedtechnicianMUSTreplacetheRoll-OverProtec­tiveStructure(ROPS)beforereturningthemachinetotheeldorjobsiteoperation. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
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YourmachineisequippedwithanoperatorProtective Structure,suchas:aRolloverProtectiveStructure (ROPS)orFallingObjectProtectiveStructure(FOPS) orCabwithROPS.AROPSmaybeacabframeora two-postedorfour-postedstructureusedfortheprotec­tionoftheoperatortominimizethepossibilityofserious injury.Themountingstructureandfastenersformingthe mountingconnectionwiththemachinearepartofthe ROPS. TheProtectiveStructureisaspecialsafetycomponent ofyourmachine.TheProtectiveStructureandintercon­nectingcomponentsareacertiedsystem.
ThemountingorsuspensionfortheProtectiveStructure, operatorseatandsuspension,seatbeltsandmounting
componentsandwiringwithintheoperator'sprotective systemMUSTbecarefullyinspectedfordamage. AlldamagedpartsMUSTbereplaced.
NOTICE:TheROPScanbefoldeddownwhenworking inareaswithlimitedheadroom.Unlessstrictlynecessary , alwaysworkwiththerollbarintheraisedposition,as showninthegure. Ifusedincorrectly,thetractormaytipover.Whenthe tractorisusedwiththerollbarintheloweredposition, thedriverisUNPROTECTED.Alwaysraisetherollbar afterterminatingworkinareaswithlowheadroom.
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Personalprotectiveequipment(PPE)
WARNING
PersonalProtectiveEquipment(PPE)required. Whenassembling,operating,orservicingthemachine,wearprotectiveclothingandPPEnecessary fortheparticularprocedure.SomePPEthatmaybenecessaryincludesprotectiveshoes,eyeand/or faceprotection,hardhat,heavygloves,ltermask,andhearingprotection. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
Personalprotectiveequipment(PPE)isanyequipment intendedtobeputonandkeptbytheworkerforprotection againstoneormorerisksatwork,liabletothreatensafety orhealthduringwork,aswellasallthecomplementsor accessoriesintendedforthispurpose.
PPEmustbeusedwhen,inspiteoftheriskbeingreduced toaminimumatsource,therearehoweverrisksthatcan­notbeeliminatedandthereforeitbecomesnecessaryand obligatorywhenthereareso-called"residual"risks.
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Tractorjackingpoints
WARNING
Equipmentfailurecouldcauseaccidentorinjury! Onlyuseriggingequipmentthathasthecapacitytolifttheloadsthatyouaremoving.Alwayscheck theriggingequipmenteachdayfordamagedormissingparts.Makesureotherworkersorbystanders arenotundertheloadwhileitismoving. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
WARNING
Jackstandscansliporfallover.Dropping,tipping,orslippingofmachineoritscomponentsispos­sible. DONOTworkunderavehiclesupportedbyjackstandsonly .Parkmachineonalevelsurface.Block wheels.Supportmachinewithsafetystands. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
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Toliftthetractoruseonlythepointsshowninthegure.
ALWAYSraiseonlythebackorthefront,NEVERbothtogether.
ALWAYSputchocksinfrontoforbehindthewheelsoftheaxlethatisnottobelifted.
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Hazardouschemicals
Exposuretoorcontactwithhazardouschemicalsubstancescancauseseriousinjuries.Theuids,lubricants,paints, adhesives,coolants,etc.requiredforthemachine'soperationcanbeharmful.Inaddition,theycanattractdomestic animalsandpeoplecreatingdangeroussituationsforhealth.
Thematerialssafetydatasheets(MSDS)provideinformationonthechemicalsubstancescontainedinaproduct, onthemethodsofsafestorageandhandlingandontherstaidprocedurestofollowshouldsuchaproductget accidentallyspilled.
Beforedoinganymaintenancework,readthematerialssafetydatasheets(MSDS)foreachsinglelubricant,liquid, etc.usedonthemachine.Theinformationgivenonthesheetssignalstheassociatedrisksandenablescarryingout themaintenanceworksafely.T operformmaintenancework,followtheinformationgivenontheMSDSsheets,the informationprovidedbythemanufactureronthecontainersoftheproductsandtheinformationgiveninthismanual.
Disposeofalltheuids,ltersandcontainersinanenvironmentfriendlymanner,respectingthecurrentregulations andlawsonthesubjectofenvironmentalprotection.Forcorrectinformationondisposal,contactyourlocaldifferen­tiatedwastecollectioncentreoryourdealer.
Storeuidsandltersaccordingtothelocalregulationsandlaws.T ostorechemicalorpetrochemicalsubstances, useappropriatecontainersonly.
Keepthebatteriesoutofthereachofchildrenorofotherunauthorisedpeople.
Furtherprecautionsarenecessaryfortheappliedchemicalsubstances.Beforeusingchemicalsubstances,askthe producerorretailerfordetailedinformation.
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2-SAFETYINFORMATION
Burnprevention
WARNING
Hotsurfacepossible! Waitforallcomponentstocoolbeforeperforminganyoperation. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
CAUTION
Hotarea! Usecarewhenworkingnearhotcomponents.Wearprotectivegloves. Failuretocomplycouldresultinminorormoderateinjury .
WARNING
Burnhazard! Beverycarefultoavoidcontactwithhotuids.Ifuidisextremelyhot,allowittocooltoamoderately warmtemperaturebeforeproceeding. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
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Therearepartsonthetractorwhoseoutsidesurfacesreachhightemperatureswiththe consequentdangerofburnsbycontactwiththeskin.
Thehotpartsoffarmtractorsthatmayposeapotentialburnriskcomprise:
1.Theexhaustsystem(manifold,silencer,etc.).
2.Partsoftheengine.
3.Thegearboxandclutchhousing.
4.Thehydraulicdistributors.
5.Pipescarryinghotuids.
Whereverpossible,guardshavebeeninstalledtopreventdirectcontactbetweentheoperatorandthehotareas.For otherpartsthatforreasonsofconstructionandoperationcannotbeprotected,itisnecessarytotaketheduesafety precautionsandusetheappropriatepersonalprotectiveequipmentforthetypeofworktobecarriedout.
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Fireorexplosionprevention
2-SAFETYINFORMATION
Removealllitterordebrisfromthemachineeachday; especiallychecktheengineareaandexhaustsystem.
Asparkoranakedlightcancausethehydrogenina batterytoexplode.T opreventanexplosioncarryout thefollowing:•
Whendisconnectingthebatterycables,disconnectthe
• negative(−)cablerst;whenconnectingthebattery
cables,connectthenegative(−)cablelast.
Whenconnectingjumpercablestostarttheengine,use
• theprocedureshowninthismanual(seeAuxiliaryBat-
teryconnectionsinthismanual).
Donotweld,grindorsmokenearabattery.Sparks
• fromtheelectricalsystemorengineexhuastcancause
anexplosionandre.Beforeyouoperatethemachine inanareawithammabledustorvapors,usegood ventilationtoremovetheammabledustorvapors.
Donotshortcircuitthebatterypostswithmetalitems.
Usenonammablecleaningsolventtocleanparts.
Keepthecoolingsystemcleanandmaintainthecorrect
• coolantlevel.
MakesurethatyouDONOTstoreoilyragsorother
• ammablematerialsonthemachine.
Enginefuelcancauseanexplosionorre.Donotll
• thefueltankwiththeenginerunning,ifyouarenearan
openre,orifyouarewelding,smoking,etc.
Ifthemachinehasanoil,fuelorhydraulicleak,always
• repairtheleakandcleantheareabeforeoperating.
Checktheelectricalsystemforlooseconnectionsor
• frayedinsulation.
FireExtinguisher
Onlyoperateyourtractorwhenanapprovedreextin­guisherisinstalled.Thereextinguisherdesignedloca­tionisidentiedonyourtractorwiththedecalshownin theaccompanyingimage.
NOTICE:Pleaseensuretoinstallanappropriateandcer­tiedreextinguisher. Neveralteritspositionorremoveit. Ensuretoreplaceitorhaveitcheckedorrelledafter everyusageand/ordateofexpiryaccordingtomanufac­turer’smaintenanceprescriptions. Itisnotintendedforuseonanout−of−controlre,such asonewhichhasreachedtheceiling,ortheoperator;it ismeantonlytohelpyou
Tocheckiftheextinguisherisstillunderpressure,proceed asfollows:
1.Unscrewthepressuregaugefromthevalve.
2.Theneedlewillgofromthegreenareato”0”inthered area.
3.Rescrewthepressuregaugeonthevalve.Theneedle willgofrom”0”intheredareatothegreenarea.
Operatetheextinguisherfromasafedistance.
PullthePinatthetopoftheextinguisher.
Aimatthebaseofthere,nottheames.
Squeezetheleverslowly.Thiswillreleasetheextin-
guishingagent;Ifthehandleisreleased,thedischarge willstop.
Sweepfromsidetoside.Usingasweepingmotion,
movethereextinguisherbackandforthuntilthere iscompletelyout.
Checkforre-ignitionofre.
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2-SAFETYINFORMATION
Gettinginandoutofthemachine
WARNING
Fallhazard! Jumpingonoroffthemachinecouldcauseaninjury .Alwaysfacethemachine,usethehandrails andsteps,andgetonoroffslowly.Maintainathree-pointcontacttoavoidfalling:bothhandsonthe handrailsandonefootonthestep,oronehandonthehandrailandbothfeetonthesteps. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
Getonandoffthemachineonlybyusingthespecicac­cessesequippedwithahandrail,stepsorladder.
Donotjumpoffthemachine.
Checkthatthesteps,laddersandplatformsremainclean andclearofdebrisandforeignmatter.Slipperyareascan beacauseofaccidents.
Nevergetonoroffthemachinewhileinmovement.
Donotusethesteeringwheeloranyothercontrolsor accessoriesasahandrailwhengettingintooroutofthe cab.
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2-SAFETYINFORMATION
Safetysigns
Thesafetydecalsonthefollowingpagesarepositionedonyourtractorinthelocationsshowninthedrawingsbelow. Thesesafetydecalsareimportantbothforyoursafetyandthatofpersonnelworkingwithyou. Werecommendthatyoustudythesepagesandndthepositionsofthesafetydecalsonthetractor,checkingthat theirmeaningsareclear.Readtheinstructionsbelowwiththetractordriversthatwilloperatethemachine.
WARNING
Avoidinjury! Makesuredecalsareperfectlylegible.Cleandecalsregularly.Replacealldamaged,missing,painted over,orillegibledecals.Seeyourdealerforreplacementdecals.Whenreplacingpartsbearingdecals, besuretoputnewdecalsoneachnewpart. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
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DCSPFNAGB001S2D1
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2-SAFETYINFORMATION
(A)
Positionedinseveralplacesonthetractor GeneralWarning:Readandunderstandallthewarning notesprintedinthisOperator'sManualwithregardstothe relevantpartwherethedecalisapplied.
(B)
Positionedinseveralplacesonthetractor GeneralWarning:dangerduetomechanicalmoving parts.
(1)
Location:internalportionoftheconveyor: Air−conditioningsystemwarning.
(2)
Location:lefthandsideonthefanshield. Toavoidseriousinjury,keephandsandclothingaway fromtherotatingfan,beltsandanyotherrotatingparts.
(3)
Location:lefthandsideonthecabwindow. Donotclimbontothetankoruseitasastep,itisnot designedtosustainweight.
(4)
Location:right-handsideofbrakesystemuidcontainer. Tokeepthebrakingsystemingoodworkingorder,refer totheUseandMaintenanceManual.Iftheredwarning lightontheinstrumentpanelilluminates,thereisafaultin thebrakingsystem.
(5)
Location:Frontontheradiator. Pressurisedcoolingsystem.Leavetocoolandthencare­fullytakeoffthecap.Useaclothtoslowlyunscrewthe capandreleasethepressurebeforecompletelyremoving thecap..
(6)
Location:Insidecabonright-handsidewindow.
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2-SAFETYINFORMATION
(7)
Location:Ontheintakemanifold. Donotuseetheronthecoolingsystem.
(8)
Location:Right-handsideonthestartermotor.
(9)
Location:right-handsideontheradiator. Toavoidseriousinjury,keephandsandclothingaway fromtherotatingfan,beltsandanyotherrotatingparts.
(10)
Location:Ontheinternalpartoftheleft−handrearfender: donotoperateonthepowertake-offwiththeenginerun­ning.
(11)
Location:Ontheinsideoftheright−handfender.
(12)(13)
Location:Appliedatthefrontonthebattery .
(14)
Location:rearpartonthemudapsoftherightandleft­handmudguardwithelectronicliftandonfrontpart. Topreventinjury,donotstandontheimplementorbe­tweentheimplementandthetractorwhiletheexternallift controlsareinuse.
(15)
Location:undertheupperuprightoftherollbar.
(16)
Location:frontpart.Danger!Topreventinjury,donot standclosetorotatingmechanicalparts.
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS###_3_###
ACCESSTOOPERATOR'SPLA TFORM
Cab
WARNING
Misusehazard! Thecabisanintegralpartofthemachine'sstructure.DONOTrepair,weld,orstraightenthecab. ContactyourDealerandfollowtheirinstructionstoavoidreducingthestructuralintegrityofthema­chine. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
Thecabhasbeendesignedforoperatorcomfortandconvenience.Inside,thesidetrimpanels,roofandoorare insulatedtoreducenoisetoaminimum.Thecabisavailableintwoversions:
-Withheatingandventilation.
-Withairconditioning. Thecabmustbereplacedintheeventofoverturning. Alltheinternalparts,suchasthedriverseat,includinganyseatbeltssuppliedonrequest,mustbecarefullychecked andmustshownosignofanydamagewhatsoever. Alldamagedpartsmustbereplaced.
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Openingdoorsfromoutside
Withthedoorunlocked,pressbutton(1)andpullthedoor towardsyou. Bothopeningbuttons(1)areequippedwithalockforlock- ingbothcabdoors.
Openingdoorsfrominside
Pullthelever(1)towardsyourself. Whenpresseddownwards,theleverisheldbyamechan­icalcatchthatpreventsopeningthedoorfromtheoutside.
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
OpeningFrontWindscreen
Toopen,pullhandle(1)upwardsandpushforward.The windowwillbeheldinpositionbyspecialstruts.
RearWindow
Toopen,pullhandle(1)upwardsandpushforward.The windowwillbeheldinpositionbyspecialstruts.
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Windscreenwasherspraynozzle
Forbetterwindscreencleaning,adjusttheangleofthe spraynozzle(1)usingascrewdriver.Iftheoriceofthe spraynozzleisobstructed,clearitwithapin.
Sunshade
Pullthetabofthesunblinddowntoopenit,asindicated bythearrowinthegure.Torewindthesunblind,press button(1).
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MOIL13TR00495AA5
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
Rearviewmirrorexternal
Themirrorcanbeadjustedintwoways,asdescribed below:
turnthesupportbracket(1)onitsaxistoadjustthean-
• gleofthemirror;
turnthemirror(2)intothepositionthatprovidesthebest
• rearview.
Interiorcablight
Theceilinglightsunitcomprisesacourtesylight(1)anda readinglight(2),botharepoweredwiththekeyon.
Theinternallightsarecontrolledbyathree-position switch:
A=courtesylight(1)on
centralposition=lightsOFF
B=courtesylight(1)offandreadinglight(2)on.
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
Heatingsystem
Adjustablevents
Ontheroofinsidethecabtherearefouradjustablevents (1).Theventscanbeadjustedindependentlytodirecthot orcoldaironthewindscreenandsidewindowsinsidethe cab.T oopen,pressononesideandturntheventtodirect theairowwhererequired.
Airre-circulationvents
Airmaybeselectedfrominsideoroutsidethecabby adjustingthesiderecirculationvents(1)whichcanbe placedintwopositions:
Ventsclosed:airisdrawnfromoutsidethecabthrough
• thelaterallters.Freshairdrawnintothecabfrom
outsideisalwaysltered.
Ventsopen:thegreaterpartoftheairisdrawnfrom
• insidetheairthroughthevents.
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NOTE:Withthefaninoperationanddoors,windows,and recirculationventsclosed,thepressureinsidethecabis greaterthantheexternalpressure.Consequently ,aircan onlyenterthecabthroughthelaterallters,aftersuitable ltering.
Ventilationandheating
Byturningthetemperatureadjustmentknob(1)counter clock-wise(fullytotheleft),thecirculationofhotairinthe cabisinterrupted;byturningtheknobclockwise(fullyto theright),maximumcabairtemperatureisselected.With theelectricfan(2)ispossiblechangethequantityofair leavingbytheadjustablevents. Theelectricfanswitchispoweredupwhenthestarterkey isONposition.
AElectricfanOFF. BLowspeed. CMediumspeed. DHighspeed.
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
Heating,ventilationorair-conditioningcontrol
Theair-conditioningsystemcansupplyeithercoolor warmdehumidiedair. Tousethesystem,proceedasfollows.
NOTICE:Whentheengineisnotrunning,theaircondi­tionerwillnotworkbecausethecompressorisdrivenby theengine.
Starting
WiththeenginerunningandtheelectricfanON,turnthe knob(2)clockwisetostarttheairconditioner.
NOTE:Alwaysswitchtheelectricfanonbeforetheair conditioning.Theairconditioningcannotworkwhenthe electricfanisoff.
Afterrunningforafewminutes,theinspectionglasson thetopofthedehydratingltershouldbeclearandnot containanybubbles. Ifthisdoesnotoccur,switchofftheair-conditioningand seekspecialisthelpatyourdealer.
Adjustment
Foracorrectlyairconditionedcab,openthere-circulation ventswhentheairconditioningisrunning,andkeepthe doors,roofandrearwindowclosed.Tolowerthetem­peratureinthecaband,atthesametime,reducetheair humidity,turntheknob(3)counter-clockwiseuntilthede- siredtemperatureisobtained.
fromenteringthecab;itisalsoadvisedtoclosethere-cir­culationvents.
Ifonlythedehumidicationfunctionontheairconditioning systemisrequired,withoutloweringtheairtemperature, turntheknob(3)clockwiseuntilthedesiredtemperature isobtained.
Torestorethetemperatureinthecabafteraprolonged haltinthesun,startthetractor,switchontheaircondi­tioningandafteraboutaminuteopentherearfanlightor therooftoletthehotairescape.
Stopping
Beforestoppingtheengine,alwaysturntheelectricfan knob(1)andtheair-conditionerknob(2)anticlockwise intotheOFFposition.
NOTICE:Beforestartingtheengine,checkthattheair conditioningisOFF .
NOTE:Whenworkinginverydustyenvironments,the cabpressuremayhavetobeincreasedtopreventdust
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
Cabairconditioningcontrols
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3-speedelectricfancontrolknob(1)
Thefanoperateswiththeignitionkeyinthestartingpo­sition.
ALowspeed. BMediumspeed. CHighspeed.
Airconditioningandtemperaturecontrol knob(2)
Annualmaintenance
Atthestartoftheseason,havethespecialistpersonnel fromtheNEWHOLLANDservicenetworkcarryoutthe followingoperations:
Checktheoillevelinthecompressor
Checksystempressureand,ifnecessary,llthesys-
temwithHFCR134A
Draintheairconditioningsystemandreplacethede-
• hydrationlter,onlyifstrictlynecessary.
FillthesystemwithHFCR134A
Checkoperationofsystem.
SPECIFICATIONS
CoolantHFCR134A Quantity1.2    kg(2.6    lb) CompressorSANDENSD-5H11-
6332
Numberofcylinders Capacity155    cm³(9.5    in³) OiltypeSANDENSP20 Quantityofoil180    g(6.3    oz)
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Thesystemoperateswiththeignitionkeyswitchedon. Withtheelectricfanknob(1)inpositionsA-BorC,turn theknob(2)clockwiseandpasstherstclicktoturnon theair-conditioner.Tolowerthetemperatureoftheair comingintothecab,turntheknob(2)clockwise.
Heatercontrolknob(3)
Turnknob(3)fullyclockwise(totheright)formaximum heat.Toshutoffthewatersupplytotheheaterandswitch offtheheater,turntheknob(3)fullycounter-clockwise.
Periodicalinspections
Atleastonceeverythreemonths:
Removeanyforeignmatterfromthecondenserand
• evaporatorns.
Checkthetensionofthecompressorbelt.
Checktheconditionofthetubing,connectionsand
• mountingbrackets.
Checkthatthexingscrewsandnuts,pulleysandcom-
• pressorarecorrectlytightened.
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
Cabairlter
DANGER
Chemicalhazard! Thecabairltersaredesignedtoremovedustfromtheair,butwillnotkeepoutchemicalvapor. Extendedperiodsofexposuretopesticidescouldcausedeathorpersonalinjury.Followthechemical manufacturer'sdirectionsforprotectionfromdangerouschemicals. Failuretocomplywillresultindeathorseriousinjury.
Thecabventilationsystemhasfourlters,twopollenl­tersforfreshairdrawnintothecabfromoutsideg.1, andtwoforrecirculatedairg.2.
NOTICE:Thecabairltersaredesignedtoremovedust fromtheair,buttheyarenoteffectiveagainstchemical vapours.Followthechemicalmanufacturer'sdirections regardingtheprecautionstotake.
NOTICE:Rememberthatthecabairltersdonotgener­allyprotectagainstpesticides.Protectionagainstthese productscanonlybeobtainedbytakingthespecicpre­cautionsrequiredforeachindividualproduct.Thesepre­cautionsmustbetakenforalltypesoflter,instrictac­cordancewiththeinstructionsforuseandmaintenance.
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DCSPVNEGB081S3A2
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
Active-CarbonAirFilter
DANGER
Chemicalhazard! Whenreplacingthelter,payattentiontothestickeronthelter.Forcorrectoperation,thespecied anti-pollenoractivecarbonltermustbeusedandcannotbeinterchanged. Failuretocomplywillresultindeathorseriousinjury.
D0007A
NOTICE:theactivecarbonairltersdonotguaranteefull protectionagainstallpesticides.Asaresult,usingthem doesnotrelieveyoufromhavingtocomplywiththesafety rulesrecommendedforusingeachsingleproduct.
Eventhoughitispossibletopressurizetheinsideofthe cabtorestrictentryofchemicalvapours,youmustany­howalwaysfollowthesafetyproceduressetdownbythe chemicalsmanufactureranduseappropriatePersonal ProtectiveEquipment(PPE).
Theuseofactivecarbonltersensuresacomfortableand cleanworkenvironmentandprovidessuitableprotection againstdust.However,donotuseactivecarbonairlters
whenworkinginverydustyareas;theycouldgetclogged veryquicklyandbecomeineffective.
Whenreplacingtheactivecarbonltersattheendofthe job,returnthemtotheoriginalpackaging,makingsure theyarecarefullysealed.
Theltersmustneverbecleaned.Theirdurabilityis statedonthelabelappliedbythemanufacturer.They mustinanycasebereplacedevery200    hor2years.
Oldltersmustbedisposedofincompliancewiththelaws inforce.
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
OPERATOR'SSEA T
Operatorseat
DANGER
Lossofcontrolhazard! DONOTmakeseatorsteeringadjustmentswhilethemachineisinmotion.Ensurealladjustments arelockedpriortouse.Checkthetightnessofthesecuringscrewsandthattheadjustmentcontrols areworkingproperly.Fittingand/orrepairingtheseatshouldonlybeperformedbyskilledpersonnel. Failuretocomplywillresultindeathorseriousinjury.
Beforeoperatingthetractor,itisimportanttoadjusttheseattothemostcomfortableposition.Seethefollowingtext andillustrationsfordetails.
Mechanicalseat
Thedriver’sseathasadjustersforitssuspension,height anddistancefromthecontrols.Y oucanthereforeselect themostsuitablepositionfordriving.
Adjustmentofdistancefromcontrols Fromthedriver'sseat,pullthelever(1)sidewaysand movetheseatforwardsorbackwards.Aftermovingthe seat,releasethelever,ensuringthattheseatislockedin thechosenposition.
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Adjustingtheseatsuspension Seatsuspensioncanbeadjustedbymeansofahan­dle(2).Turnthehandleuntilyourapproximateweightis shownonthescaleinthewindow(3)(whereapplicable).
Seatheightadjustment Turntheknob(4)tooneofthethreemarkedpositions.
Airsuspensionseat(onrequest)
Adjustingtheseatsuspension Adjustmentstotheairsuspensionaremadebyoperating theaircompressorcontrolbutton(1).Tosetthesuspen- sionandrideheight,fullylowertheseat.Pullthecontrol button(1),untilalltheairhasbeendischarged.Turnthe ignitionswitch“ON”(rstclick).Sittingintheseat,push-in andholdthecontrol(1),theaircompressorwillstartto pressurisethesuspension.Letgoofthecontrolwhen theseathasreachedthedesiredheight.Tomakefurther heightadjustments,operatetheaircompressorcontrol, asrequired,toraiseorlowertheseat.
Adjustmentofdistancefromcontrols Fromthedriver'sseat,pullthelever(2)sidewaysand movetheseatforwardsorbackwards.Aftermovingthe seat,releasethelever,ensuringthattheseatislockedin thechosenposition.
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Safetybelts
WARNING
Equipmentfailurecouldcauseaccidentorinjury! Alwaysfastenseatbeltsecurelybeforeoperatingthemachine.Inspectseatbeltpartsforwearand/or damage.Toensureoperatorsafety ,replaceanyandalldamagedpartsoftheseatbeltpriortooper­ation. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
Tofastenthesafetybelt(1),insertthetongue(2)intothe slotinthebuckle(3).
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FORWARDCONTROLS
Analoguedashboard
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Theindicatorlightsonthecontrolpanelinformyouoftheoperationalconditionofthemachine.Someoftheseindicate faultsarisingduringoperation.Anindicatorlightcomingonmaybefollowedbyacontinuousorintermittentbuzzer. Dependingontheseverityofthetrouble,thealarmwillsound.
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3
4
5
6
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Tachometer
Fuelgauge
Enginecoolanttemperaturegauge
Hoursworkedcounter
Rightdirectionindicator(green)
Flashesatthesametimeastheright−handturnlamps.
Automaticfour−wheeldrive(green)
Lightsupwhenpermanentfour−wheeldriveisselectedbymeansoftherelevantpushbutton.
Four−wheeldrive(green)
Lightsupwhenfront−wheeldriveisengagedautomatically.
8
Frontpowertake−off(amber)
Lightsupwhenthepowertake−offisengaged(iftted).
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9
Rearpowertake−off(amber)
Lightsupwhenthepowertake−offisengaged.
Brakepedalsnotlatched(red)
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Theindicatorlightsuptosignalwhenbrakepedallatchingisnotblocked.Thiswarninglightisonly activeformarketsthatrequiresignalingfailedbrakepedallatching.
Handbrake(red)
Indicatesthatthehandbrakeison(withstarterkeyinserted).
Powersteeringoilpressure(red)
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Thelightshouldgooutafewsecondsaftertheengineisstarted.Ifthelightremainson,particularly whenthetractorismoving,contactyourdealer.Withtheenginerunningatminimumrevsandthe tractorstationary ,thelightmaycomeonwithoutindicatingaproblem.
Secondtrailerdirectionindicator(green)
Flashesatthesametimeasthetractorturnindicators,ifconnected.
Leftdirectionindicator(green)
Flashesatthesametimeastheleft−handturnindicators.
Abnormalbatterychargingsystemoperation(red)
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Itshouldgooutoncetheenginestarts.Ifthelightstaysonwhentheengineisrunning,stopand ndthecauseoftheproblem.Maylightupwhentheengineisidling,butdoesnotnecessarily indicateafault.
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Sidelights(green)
Lightsupwhenthesidelightsareswitchedon.
Full−beamheadlights(blue)
Thelightilluminateswhentheheadlightsareonmainbeam.
Worklights(amber)
Lightsupwhentheworkinglightsareswitchedon(cabmodelsonly).
Firsttrailerdirectionindicator(green)
Flashesatthesametimeasthetractorturnindicators,ifconnected.
Engineoilpressure(red)
Thelightshouldgooutafewsecondsaftertheengineisstarted.Ifthelightstaysonwhenthe
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engineisrunning,stopandndthecauseoftheproblem.Ifthelightremainson,particularlywhen thetractorismoving,contactyourdealer.Whentheengineiswarmedupandrunningatminimum speeds,withthetractorstationary,thelightmayilluminate,evenifnofaultsarepresent.
GridHeater(amber)
Theindicatorlightsupwhenthegridthermostarteristurnedonbytheignitionkey .
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Brakeuidlevel(amber)
Thelightcomesonwhenthebrakeuidpressureislow.
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Trailerbrake(red)
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Comeson,withtheenginerunning,whenthebrakesareappliedwiththetractorbrakescoupled togetherforroaddriving.Thelightcomesonwheneverthehandbrakeisonorwhenthebrake uidpressureislow.
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Fuellevellow(amber)
Thelightcomesonwhenthetractorneedsrefuelling.
Waterinfuel(amber)
Engineinlakeairlterblocked(amber)
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Thelightcomesonwhentheengineairltercartridgeistotallyorpartiallycloggedandneeds servicing.Stopthetractorandserviceitasdescribedinmaintenancesection.
Differentiallock(amber)
LightsupwhenthedifferentiallockisON.
Batterycut-out(amber)
Itlightsupwheneverthebatteryisdisconnectedfromtheelectricsystemwiththespeciccontrol.
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Speedometer/tachometer
Enginerevcounterandsix−gurehourmeter:thegures ontheblackbackgroundcountthehoursofworkandthat ontheredbackground(lastgureontheright)showthe tenthsofanhour.Thegreenandbluesectorsshowthe numberofenginerpmrequiredtoreachstandardpower take−offspeed.
Greenmark=PTOat540    RPM
Bluemark=PTOat1000    RPM
Enginecoolanttemperaturegauge
Greenarea=normaltemperature
Whitearea=temperaturetoolow.
Redarea=engineoverheating.
Inthiscase,slowtheenginetoidlingspeed(withoutstop­pingtheengine)and,ifthelightstayson,havethecooling systemchecked.
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Fuelgauge
Showsfuellevelinthetank.Whenthetankisfull,the pointermovescompletelytotheright.Whenthefuellevel fallsbelow1/4,theneedlemovesintotheredarea.
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Digitaldashboard
1.Left-handdigitaldisplay−Thisdisplayshowsthetrac-
torgroundspeedin-    km/h(-    mph)
2.Informationdisplay-Thedisplayshowsinformationon theoperationalconditionofthemachineintheformof symbolsorcodenumbers.
3.Right-handdigitaldisplay-Thisdisplayprovidesthe followinginformation:
RearPTOspeedor,whereapplicable,thefrontone.
Clock.
Positionoftherearliftor,whereapplicable,ofthe
frontone.
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4.Fuellevelhistogram
5.Warninglights
6.T achometer/rev-counter
7.Enginecoolanttemperatureindicatorhistogram
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Stopwarninglight(red)
1
Ifthered“Stop”warninglightcomeson,switchoffthetractorimmediatelyandlook forthecause.Awarningsymbolwillappearonthedisplayconrmingthelocationof thefault.
Indicatorlamp(amber)
Thisindicatorlightcomesonandthedisplayshowsawarningsymbol.Thelightblinks
2
for4seconds,afterwhichthesymbolonthedisplaydisappearsandtheindicatorlight staysonsteady.T odisplaythefault,youneedtogotothemenu.Stopthetractor andinvestigatethecauseofthetrouble.
Batterychargingsystemfailure(red)
3
4
5
Thiswarninglightshouldswitchoffassoonastheenginestarts.Ifthelightstayson whentheengineisrunning,switchofftheengineandndthecauseoftheproblem.
Fuelgauge(amber)
Thelightcomesonwhenthetractorneedsrefuelling.
Four−wheeldrive(green)
Thiswarninglightcomesonwhenthefour−wheeldriveisautomaticallyengaged.
Four−wheeldriveautomaticcontrol(green)
6
Thiswarninglightcomesonwhenwiththerespectivebuttonyouselecttheautomatic four−wheeldriveengagementmode.
Powertake−off(amber)
7
Thiswarninglightcomesonwhentheengineisrunningandthepowertake-offis engaged.
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High(HI)gearrangeindicatorlight(green)
8
Lightsupwhenthehighgearrangeisselected(tractorswithPower-Shuttle/Dual Command(2SpeedPowerShift)transmissiononly).
Frontlift(amber)
9
Thiswarninglightcomesonwhenthefrontliftisdeactivated,oritbrieyilluminates whenstartingtheengine(evenifthetractorisnotequippedwiththefrontlift).
10
11
12
13
Frontpowertake-off(amber)
Thiswarninglightcomesonwhenengagingthefrontpowertake−off(ifinstalled).
Differentiallock(amber)
LightsupwhenthedifferentiallockisON.
Rightdirectionindicator(green)
Theindicatorlightashestogetherwiththetractor'srightdirectionindicators.
Leftdirectionindicator(green)
Theindicatorlightashestogetherwiththetractor'sleftdirectionindicators.
Engineoilpressure(red)
Thiswarninglightshouldgooutafewsecondsafterstartingtheengine.Ifthelightstays
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onwhentheengineisrunning,switchofftheengineandndthecauseoftheproblem. Ifthelightremainson,particularlywhenthetractorismoving,contactyourdealer.When theengineiswarmedupandidling,withthetractorstationary ,thewarninglightmay illuminateevenifnofaultsarepresent.
Trailerbrakes(red)
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Thiswarninglightilluminateswhen,withtheenginerunning,thetractor'sbrakesare appliedwiththerespectivepairedpedalsfordrivingandtransportonroads.Thewarning lightcomesoneverytimethehandbrakeisappliedorthereislowbrakeuidpressure.
16
Notused
Handbrake(red)
17
18
19
20
Thiswarninglightsignalsthatthehandbrakeison(withthekeystartswitchON).It asheswiththestartswitchintheSTOPpositionandthehandbrakeoff.
Batterycut-offswitchwarninglight(amber)
Thisindicatorlightcomesonwhenthebatterycut-offswitchison.
Coldstartaid(gridheater)(amber)
Lightsupwhenthegridheater(thermostarter)isturnedonbythekeystartswitch.
Full−beamheadlights(blue)
Thisindicatorlightcomesonwhenthetractorlightsareswitchedtomainbeam.
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Sidelights(green)
Thiswarninglightcomesonwhenthepositionlightsareswitchedon.
Secondtrailerdirectionindicatorsindicatorlight(green)
22
Thisindicatorlightashestogetherwiththetractor/trailerdirectionindicators,ifthe secondtrailerisconnected.
Firsttrailerdirectionindicatorsindicatorlight(green)
23
Thisindicatorlightashestogetherwiththetractor/trailerdirectionindicators,ifthe secondtrailerisconnected.
Worklights(amber)
24
25
Thisindicatorlightcomesonwhentheworklightsareswitchedon(modelswithcab only).
Electronicsidedistributorsindicatorlight(green)
Thisindicatorlightcomesonwhenthesidedistributorsareoperated.
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Tachometer/rev-counter(1)
Enginerevcounter.T oobtaintheenginerpm,multiplythe numberindicatedbythepointerby100.
Digitaldisplay(2)
Whentheengineswitcheson,thedigitaldisplaypasses automaticallytoshowthetractorgroundspeed,inkm/h orMPH,dependingonthesetunitofmeasurement.
Digitaldisplay(3)
RearPTOspeed(displayedautomaticallyonstarting
theengine).
Clock.
Rearliftposition.
Enginetemperaturedisplays
1.Redarea=engineoverheating. Inthiscase,slowtheenginetoidlingspeed(without stoppingtheengine)and,ifthelightstayson,havethe coolingsystemchecked.
2.Greenarea=normaltemperature.
3.Bluearea=temperaturetoolow.
Fuelgauge
Showsthefuellevelinthetank.Whenthetankisfull,all thesectionsareilluminated.Whereasifthetwobottom sections(1)remainilluminateditmeansthatthefuellevel isbelow1/4(reserve).
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Multi-functiondisplay
Theliquidcrystalmulti-functiondisplay(1)canshowuse- fulandnecessaryinformationforthedriverandamenu thatsupportsthefollowingsettingfunctions:
Tractorgroundspeedcalibration
Instrumentclusterdimming
Buzzeron/offonpressingthebuttons
Speedindicationselectioninkm/horMPH
Timedisplaysettingwith12or24hourformat
Errorcodepresentation.
Themenuisnavigatedthroughbyusingtherocker switches(1)and(2).Eachswitchhastwocontrolpo- sitions,dependingonthesideonwhichitispressed. ToaccesstheSETUPMENU,turnthekeystartswitch ONandkeeptheswitch(1)pressedformorethanthree secondsinposition(B).
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Switch(1)
(A)Exit/Cancel.Usethisbutton(andthatmeansthis
switchposition)tocancelorquitthesettingandprogram­mingmodes.
(B)Return=SeetheMENU/RETURNorconrmbutton. Pressthiskeytoselecttheprogrammingsettingandset­tingconrmationmode.
Switch(2)
(C)Uparrow=scrollingupthroughthemenuornumerical
value.Pressthisbutton(andthatmeansthisswitchposi­tion)repeatedlytoscrollforwardsinthemenuorchange thevalueofanumber.
(D)Downarrow=scrollingdownthroughthemenuor numericalvalue.Pressthisbutton(andthatmeansthis switchposition)toscrollbackwardsinthemenuorto movetotherightofaposition.
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Frontcontrols
1.Menunavigationbutton
2.Scrollandselectionbutton
3.Hazardlightsswitch Presstheleftside(withthesymbol)oftheswitch(3) toturnonthehazardlightashers;whenpressed,the switchstartsblinking.Thepanellightashesatthe sametimeasthedirectionindicators.
Potentiometersforselectingthefunctionsof thefrontlift
VersionwithcabandSuperSteer™axle
1.Armliftinglimitadjustmentcontrol.
2.Workingdepthcontrolpotentiometer.
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Powershuttle(Electro-hydraulicshuttlecon­trollever)
1.Theshuttlelever(1),locatedtotheleftofthesteering wheel,isusedtoselectforwardorreversewhenagear ratioisengaged. Toselectthedrivedirection,lifttheleverandmove itforwardforforwarddrive,orbackwardforreverse drive.Drivedirectioncanbeselectedwithoutpressing downtheclutchpedal. Tochangethedrivedirectionkeeptheleverraised andmoveiteitherforwardsorbackwards.Drivedirec­tioncanbechangedwithoutpressingdowntheclutch pedal.
1.Switchtoraise/lowerfrontlift Thisswitchisusedonlytolowerorraisetheimplement ateachheadland.
2.Four−wheeldriveelectro-hydrauliccontrolswitch. Front-wheeldriveincreasesthetractor'sgriponthe ground;theadvantagesareevidentwhenworkingon uneven,muddyorslipperyground,whenploughingor workingindifcultconditions.
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Frontpowertake−off
NOTE:OnlyformodelswithSuperSteer™axle
Toengagethepowertake−off,lightlypresstheknob(1) andraisethecollar(2).
Thewarninglightontheinstrument clusterwillcomeontosignalthePTOhas engaged.
TodisengagethePTO,simplypresstheknob(1)down- wards.
Directionindicators
Toindicateturningtotheleft,pushthestalk(1)forwardto position(A).Toindicateturningtotheright,pullthestalk backtoposition(B).
Flashinglights
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Withthelightsoffordipped,pullthestalkupwardsinto position(C)toashfullbeamlights.Whentheleveris released,itautomaticallyreturnstoitsoriginalposition.
Sidelights
Turntheknob(5)tosetthepointer(4)ontothesymbol(2). Thepositionlights/taillightsandinstrumentclusterlights willcomeon.
Dippedbeamheadlights
Movethemark(4)ontheknob(5)ontothesymbol(6).
Horn
Tosoundthehorn,pressthebuttononthetipofthestalk (5),asshowninthegure.
NOTE:Whenthemark(4)ontheknobisalignedwith symbol(3),allthelightsareoff.Onlythedirectionindica- torsandthehornarestillfunctional.
Pedalcontrols
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1.Brakepedals.
2.Footthrottle.
3.Transmissionclutchpedal.
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Footbrakes
WARNING
Lossofcontrolhazard! Unevenbrakeforceexistsonleft-handand right-handbrakes.Alwaysusebrakepedal couplerwhentravelingonpublicroadstoen­surebrakesareactuatedtogether. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorse­riousinjury.
ThebrakescanbeoperatedindependentlyONLYtofacil­itatemanoeuvresinconnedspaces.
NOTICE:Whentravellingontheroadandtowingtrailers withhydraulicallyoperatedbrakes,alwaysjointhebrake pedals(1)togetherusingthepin(A),asshownintheg- ure.
NOTE:Onfour-wheeldrivemodels,frontaxletransmis­sionisautomaticallyengagedwhenthebrakesareap­pliedonallfourwheels.Withautomaticengagementof 4WD,thebrakesfunctionmuchmoreefciently,therefore caremustbetakenwhenbrakingsharply.
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Footthrottle
Thefootthrottle(2)maybeusedindependentlyofthe handthrottletocontrolthespeedofthetractor.Itisrec­ommendedthatyouusethefootthrottlewhendrivingon thehighway.
NOTE:Whenthefootthrottleisreleased,enginespeed willreducetothelevelsetbythehandthrottle.When usingthefootthrottle,setthehandthrottleontotheidle speedposition.
Transmissionclutchpedal.
Whentheclutchpedal(1)ispressedonmodelswithme- chanicaltransmissions,driveisdisengagedandthegear ratio,rangeandforwardorreversetravelcanbeselected. OnmodelsttedwiththePowerShuttleelectro-hydraulic reverser,theclutchpedalisusedtograduallytransferen­ginehorsepowertothedrivingwheelswhenstartingto movefromastandstill.
NOTICE:Beforestartingtheengine,fullydepressthe clutchpedal(1).
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NOTE:Topreventprematurewearofclutchcomponents, donotusetheclutchpedalasafootrest.
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1.Powertake−offengagementlever. Toactivatethepowertake−off,engagetheclutchby settingtherespectivecontrollever(1)inthecom- pletelyraisedposition.
Adjustingthesteeringwheel
Thesteeringwheelisttedwithaheightadjustmentknob. Toadjust,loosentheknob(1)andmovethesteering wheeltothedesiredheight.Thenscrewtheknob(1)back ontolockthesteeringwheelinposition.
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LEFT-HANDSIDECONTROLS
ConsoleLeft-handconsole-Controlidentication
1.Shuttle(mechanicalshuttlecontrollever)
NOTE:Onthedualcommand(2speedpowershift) versionofthePowerShuttlethelever(1)governsen- gagement/disengagementoftheparkingbrake.
Handbrake
Toapplythehandbrake,presstheredbuttonontheendof thelever(1)andpullupwards.Thehandbrakeshouldlock onthethirdcatchoftheratchet.Ifthehandbrakeexceeds thethirdcatchitwillneedtobeadjusted,asdescribedin Chapter7"Maintenance".T oreleasethehandbrake,pull theleverslightlyupwards,presstheredbuttonandthen fullylowerthelever.
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NOTICE:Wheneverleavingthetractorswitchofftheen­gineandapplythehandbrake.
Shuttle(mechanicalshuttlecontrollever)
Thelever(1)isusedtoselectforwardorreversewhena gearratioisengaged.Toselectthedrivedirection,move thelever(1)forwards,forforwarddrive,orbackwards,for reverse,asshownontheknobofthelever.Slowdown almostuntilstoppingbeforereversingdirectionwhenthe tractorisinmotion.
NOTE:Tostarttheengine,settheshuttlelever(1)onthe centralneutralposition.Inaddition,itisrecommendedto presstheclutchpedalfullydown.
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Parkingbrakeforhydraulictransmissions
Parkinglock
NOTICE:OnmodelswithPowerShuttleandHI-LOwhen leavingthemachine,besidesapplyingthehandbrakeyou mustengagetheparkingbrakeParkinglock.
Figure1congurationwithHI-LO,Powershuttle.
Figure2congurationwithHI-LO,Powershuttleand creeperunit.
Besidesthehandbrake(1)thereistheparkingbrakecon- trolledbythelever(2).Itsoperationisasfollows:
Engagement
Withthetractorstationary ,movetheleverfromthecentral neutralpositionontheleft,thenforwardsinthedirection (P)andsubsequentlytotherightasshownontheplate onthelever.
Tocheckproperengagement,engagea gearandadirectionandthentrymoving: thefollowingwarninglightwillcomeon, accompaniedbyasoundsignal,toindicate correctengagement.
Disengagement
Beforesettingoffwiththetractoritisnecessarytodis­engagethebrake.Withthetractorstationary,movethe levertotheleft,thenbackwardsasshownontheplateon thelever.
Ifthewarninglightstaysonandthereisa soundsignalwhilemoving,itmeansthat thebrakehasnotbeendisengagedand thereforedonottrymovingthemachine.
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RIGHT-HANDSIDECONTROLS
ConsoleRight-handconsole-Controlidentication
1.Gearlever.
2.Rangegearlever.
Versionwithmechanically-operatedlift
1.Lift-O-Matic™-Mechanically-operatedhydrauliclift.
2.Auxiliarycontrolvalvelevers.
3.Hydraulicliftcontrollevers.
4.Handthrottlelever;regulatesengineRPM.Pressit forwardtoincreasetheengineRPM,pullitbackwards todecreasethespeed.
5.Controlsforsideelectro-hydraulicdistributoropera­tion.
6.Gearlever.
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Versionwithelectronically-operatedlift
1.Lowerarmsup/downadjustmentknob
2.Fastraise/lowerswitchrearlift
3.Hydraulicliftcontrols
4.Auxiliarycontrolvalvelevers
5.Handthrottlelever;regulatesengineRPM.Pressit forwardtoincreasetheengineRPM,pullitbackwards todecreasethespeed.
6.Auxiliarycontrolvalvelevers
Electrohydraulicdifferentiallock
Versionwithoutcab
1.DifferentialLockSwitch
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(1)Rotatingbeaconswitch
Position(A)=beaconon.
Position(B)=beaconoff.
(2)Worklightsswitch
Position(A)=frontandrearworklightson.
Position(C)=rearworklightson,frontworklightsoff.
Position(B)=worklightsoff.
(3)Frontwindscreenwiperswitch
Position(A)=secondspeed.
Position(C)=rstspeed.
Position(B)=off.
(4)Frontwindscreenwasherswitch
Position(A)=windscreenwasheron.
• Onrelease,theswitchwillreturntotheoffposition.
(5)Rearwindowwasherswitch
Position(A)=rearwasheron;whenreleased,the
• switchreturnstoposition(C).
Position(C)=rearwiperon.
Position(B)=off.
(6)Electrohydraulicdifferentiallock
Position(A)=on.Whenreleasedtheswitchreturnsto
• position(C)
Position(B)=off.
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(7)Batterycut-offbutton
Position(A)=batterycutofffromtheelectricsystem.
Position(B)=batteryconnectedtotheelectricsystem
Electro-hydraulicdistributorcontrols
Availableonlyforcabmodels,theyarelocatedonthe rightmudguard.
1.Joystickforsidedistributoroperation
2.DistributoractivationswitchonlineX
3.DistributoractivationswitchonlineY
4.Potentiometerforoilowcontroltothehydraulicmo-
tor.
5.HydraulicmotorON/OFFswitch
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REARWARDCONTROLS
Console-Controlidentication
Switchesgoverningstabilizersandright handliftrod
1.Switchgoverningright−handliftrodadjustment
2.Push−buttongoverningrightandlefthydraulicstabi­lizerextension.
3.Push−buttonforlockinghydraulicstabilizers
EXTERIORCONTROLS
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Console-Controlidentication
17pinpowersocket40    A
2Twopolepowersocket25    A
3Onepolepowersocket8    A
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DISPLAYSETTINGS
Instrumentcluster-Program
Informationdisplayorindicatorbrightness calibration
Ifyouwanttochangetheinstrument’sbrightness, startingfromthedisplay(1),proceedasfollows:
Turntheignitionkeyontotherstclick,pressthearrow
(C)ontheswitchforatleast3secondsandthedisplay willshowasymbolasindetail(2),tochangethebright- nessoftheindicators,orthearrow(D)toviewthedetail (3)tochangethebrightnessoftheliquidcrystaldisplay
Tochangethebrightnessoftheindicators,pressand
releasethearrow(C)ontheswitchortochangethe brightnessoftheinformationdisplay,pressandrelease thearrow(D)ontheswitch.Inbothcasesthedisplay willshowasymbolasindetail(4).
Nowpressthearrow(D)ontheswitchtodecreasethe
brightnessorthearrow(C)toincreaseit.
Pressthesymbol(B)againtosavethesetbrightness
• levelandafterapproximately2secondsthedisplay
mustshow“Valuesaved”,asindetail(5).
NOTE:Ifyouwanttostopthedisplay,pressthesymbol (A)toexittheprogrammingmenu.
Whenstartingtochangethebrightnesswiththearrows, eachtimetheyarepressed,boththebrightnessandde­creasingorincreasingthenumberofbarsofthediagram ofdetail(4)mustchangeatthesametime.
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Changingclockhours/minutes
Ifyouwanttochangethehour,proceedasfollows.
Turntheignitionkeyontotherstclick,holdingdownthe symbol(B)ontheswitchformorethanthreeseconds.
Thecentraldisplayshows"SETUPMENU"asindetail
(1).Releasethesymbol(B)togotodetail(2)"CAL".
Pressthesymbol(B)ontheswitchtogotothedisplay
“SET”asindetail(3).
Pressthesymbol(B)ontheswitchagainandyoudis-
• playthehoursetatthattimewiththerstdigitofthe
hours“h”blinking.Clocksettingcannowbegin.
Usethearrow(C)ontheswitchtochangethevalue
• thatincreasesbyoneuniteachtimeitispressed.
NOTE:Ifyouholddowntheswitchcontinuouslywith­outreleasingit,thedigitwillmoveforwardcontinuously to12andrecommencefrom0,ifthesettinghasbeen madeinthe12hourmode,orupto24torecommence from0ifviceversaithasbeenmadeinthe24hour mode.
Tosavethesetting,presstheswitchonthesymbol(B).
Usethearrow(D)tomovetotheright.Ifyouwantto
• change,repeattheinstructionsjustdescribedorpress
thearrowdownagain,tomovetotheright.Repeatthe samestepsuntilthelastdigitofminutes“m”.Seethe exampleindetail(5).
Tosave,presstheswitchonthesymbol(B).
NOTE:Ifyouwanttostopthedisplay,pressthesymbol (A)ontheswitch.Thiswillautomaticallytakeyoubackto
thedisplayasindetail(4).Pressthesamesymbolagain toexittheprogrammingmenu.
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Changing12or24hourclockformat
Ifyouwanttodisplaythesettimein12or24hourmode, followtheseinstructions:
Turntheignitionkeyontotherstclick,holdingdownthe symbol(B)ontheswitchformorethanthreeseconds.
Thecentraldisplayshows“SETUPMENU”asindetail
(1).Releasethesymbol(B)togotodetail(2)CAL. Pressthearrow(D)toreachtheword“SET”asonthe screenofdetail(3).
Pressthearrow(C)or(D)andthedisplaywillshow“12/
24”asindetail(4).
Pressthesymbol(B)andthedisplaywillshowthelast
• settingmade,withonearrowinthedirectionof12or
24asshownindetails(5)and(6).Ifyouwanttostop theselection,pressthesymbol(A)ontheswitchtogo backautomaticallytotheviewasindetail(4).Press thesamesymbolagaintoexittheprogrammingmenu. Ifyouwanttoproceed,pressthearrow(C)ontheswitch topassfrom“24”to“12”oronthearrow(D)topass from“12”to“24”asshownindetails(7)and(8).
Inbothcases,pressthesymbol(B)andthedisplaywill
• showtheselectionblinking,asshownindetails(7)or
(8).Waitapproximatelytwosecondstosavetheset­ting.theblinkingwillstoptoconrmsaving.
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Changingunitofmeasurement
Ifyouwanttoturnaudiblewarningonoroffeachtimea buttonispressed,proceedasfollows:
Turntheignitionkeyontotherstclick,holdingdownthe symbol(B)ontheswitchformorethanthreeseconds.
Thecentraldisplayshows“SETUPMENU”asindetail
(1).Releasethesymbol(B)togotodetail(2)(CAL).
Nowpressthearrow(D)ontheswitchandthedisplay
• willshowthescreensinsequenceasillustratedinde-
tails(2)and(3).
Fromviewingthedetail(3)pressthearrow(D)again
• andthedisplaywillshow“MPHkm/h”asindetail(4).
Pressthesymbol(B)andthedisplaywillshowthelast
• settingmade,“km/h"indicatedbythearrowasinde-
tail(5)or“MPH"indicatedbythearrowasindetail
(6).Pressonthearrow(C)ontheswitchtopassfrom “km/h”to“MPH”oronthearrow(D)topassfrom “MPH”to“km/h”.
Fromtheconditionofdetail(5)press(B)tosaveON,
• thedisplaywillshow“Valuekm/hSaved”asindetail
(7)orfromtheconditionofdetail(6)tosaveOFF,the displaywillshow“ValueMPHSaved”asindetail(8).
NOTE:Ifyouwanttostopthedisplay,pressthesymbol (A)ontheswitch.Thiswillautomaticallytakeyouback
tothedisplayasindetail(4).Pressthesamesymbol againtoexittheprogrammingmenu.
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AudiblewarningON/OFF
Ifyouwanttoturnaudiblewarningonoroffeachtimea buttonispressed,proceedasfollows.
Turntheignitionkeyontotherstclick,holdingdownthe symbol(B)ontheswitchformorethanthreeseconds.
Thecentraldisplayshows“SETUPMENU”asindetail
(1).Releasethesymbol(B)togotodetail(2)(CAL).
Nowpressthearrow(D)ontheswitchuntilthedisplay
shows“BEEPON/OFF”asindetail(3).
Pressthesymbol(B)andthedisplaywillshowthelast
settingmade,“BEEPON”asindetail(4)or“BEEP OFF”asindetail(5).Pressonthearrow(D)onthe switchtopassfrom“ON”to“OFF”oronthearrow(C) topassfrom“OFF”to“ON”asindetails(4)and(5).
Fromtheconditionofdetail(4)press(B)tosaveON,
thedisplaywillshow“ValueONSaved”asindetail (6)orfromtheconditionofdetail(5)tosaveOFF,the displaywillshow“ValueOFFSaved”asindetail(7).
NOTE:Ifyouwanttostopthedisplay,pressthesymbol (A)ontheswitch.Thiswillautomaticallytakeyouback
tothedisplayasindetail(3).Pressthesamesymbol againtoexittheprogrammingmenu.
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Speedcalibration
Ifreartyresofadifferentsizearetobetted,withadif­ferenceinradiusofmorethan13    mm(0.5    in)compared tothestandardones,itwillbenecessarytorecalibrate theelectroniccontrolmodulesoastogetthedisplayofa specicgroundspeed.Forresetting,proceedasfollows.
Selectadry ,compactandlevelsurface(preferablycon­crete)andmeasureoutasectionexactly100    m(328.1    ft) long.Markthestartandnishofthismeasureddistance withaboldchalkline.
Turntheignitionkeyontotherstclick,holdingdownthe symbol(B)ontheswitchformorethanthreeseconds.
Thecentraldisplayshows“SETUPMENU”asindetail
(1).Releasethesymbol(B)togotodetail(2)(CAL).
Pressthesymbol(B)ontheswitchandthedisplaywill
• show“CALREADY”,asindetail(3).
Selectasuitablegearandprovideaspeedabove
2    km/h(1.2    mph)andatthestartofthelinedrawn
beforehand,pressthepushbuttonandthedisplaywill show“CALON”blinking,asindetail(4).
NOTE:Thegroundspeedmustnotdropunder2 (1.2
mph).Ifthespeedislessthanasprescribed,cal-
ibrationwillstop.
Whenthecentralportionofthefronttyrespassesover
• theendline,pressthebuttononthesymbol(B)again
andthedisplaywillshow“CALOK”asindetail(5). Nowpressthesymbol(B)againtosavethesetting.If onthecontrarytheprocedurehasnotbeenperformed correctlythedisplaywillshow“CALNOTOK”,asin detail6.
NOTE:Ifyouwanttostopthedisplay,pressthesymbol (A)ontheswitch.Pressthesamesymbolagaintoexit
theprogrammingmenu.
km/h
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
Activefaultcodesdisplay
Ifyouwanttodisplaytheactivefaultcodes,proceedas follows.
Turntheignitionkeyontotherstclick,holdingdownthe symbol(B)ontheswitchformorethanthreeseconds.
Thecentraldisplayshows“SETUPMENU”asindetail
(1).Releasethesymbol(B)andafterapproximately twosecondsthedisplaywillshow“CAL”,asindetail (2).
Nowpressthearrow(C)ontheswitchtodisplaythe
symbolasindetail(3).
Pressthesymbol(B)ontheswitchtodisplaytheactive
• faultcodes
NOTE:Thecurrentfaultcodesaredisplayedinse­quence.Eachcodeisdisplayedblinkingfor4seconds asindetail(4).
Ifyouwanttostopthedisplay,pressthesymbol(A)on theswitch.Thiswillautomaticallytakeyoubacktothe displayasindetail(3).Pressthesamesymbolagainto exittheprogrammingmenu.
MOIL13TR00550CA7
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TRANSMISSION
Transmission-Operating4WDmodels
Byadoptingdifferentbevelgearpairs,allofthelistedmechanicaltransmissionscandevelopaspeedof40    km/h (24.85    mph).
Modelswithstandardfrontaxle:
FRONT
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With20    "reartiresthebevelgearpairforallmodelsisasfollows:
REAR
FRONT
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Asaconsequenceoftheuseofthehighpinionset,thesynchronisedpowertake−offhasadifferentratiobetween thewheelspeedandthetake-offshaftspeed.
Withthepreviouslynotedbevelgearpairs,thenewratiosexpressedinpowertake−offperrearwheelrevolution,are listedbelow:
Withalltiresexceptfor380/70R20
revs11.55 revs16.23
Withtire380/70R20
revs8,09
revs12,73
NOTE:Ifthetiresarechanged,makesurethatthenewequipmentbearsthe“A8”codeontheside.Alwaysobserve theinationpressuresasspeciedontables.
REAR
PTO540    RPM
PTO1000    RPM
PTO540    RPM
PTO1000    RPM
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Transmissionwithgearreducerandmechanicalreversingmechanism
30    km/h(18.6    mph)-40    km/h(24.9    mph)-16FWD+16REV
WARNING
Unexpectedmachinemovement! Withtheenginerunningandonlythegear leverinneutral,themachinecanengageand movesuddenlyifsomeoneaccidentallyop­eratesthislever.Placeallleversinneutral, disengagethepowertake-off,loweranyim­plements,andsettheparkingbrakebefore exitingthemachine.Usewheelchockswhen parkingonslopes. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorse­riousinjury.
Thegearlever(1)selectsfourgearratios(1-2-3-4). Therangelever(2)providesfourranges:
Aslow BLmediumslow BH
mediumfast
Cfast
W0057B
MOIL13TR00799AA1
Separateuseofgearlevers(1)and(2)g.1andlever(1) g.3allows16forwardgearsand16reversegearstobe selected. Thetractormustalwaysbestoppedtochangefromone rangetoanother.Tochangefromonespeedtoanother withinthesamerange,disengagetheclutchandmove thegearlever(thetractordoesnotneedtobestationary asthegearsaresynchro−engaged).
Mechanicalshuttlelever
Thelever(1)locatedtotheleftofthedriver’sseat,isused toselectforwardorreversewhenagearratioisengaged. Toselectthedirectionoftravel,movelever(1)forwards forforwardmovementorbackwardsforreverse,asshown onthetopofthegearleverknob.T ochangedirectionof travelwhilstinmovement,slowdownthetractor(almost toastandstill).
NOTE:Inordertostarttheengine,movetheshuttlecon­trollever(1)tothecentralneutralposition.Inaddition, itisrecommendedtopressthetransmissionclutchpedal fullydown.
MOIL13TR00518AA2
MOIL13TR00852AA3
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SPEEDATMAXIMUMPOWER
Transmission30    km/h(18.6    mph)version16FWD+16REV
FORWARDSPEED
REARTIRES
RANGEGEAR
A
BL
BH
C
10,640.400,540.340,570.350,590.370,620.380,640.40 20,960.590,810.500,850.530,880.550,920.570,950.59 31,410.871,190.741,240.771,300.811,350.841,40.87 42,801.741,771.101,841.151,921.192,01.242,071.29 12,691.672,291.422,391.482,491.542,591.612,691.67 24,022.503,412.123,562.213,712.303,852.394,02.49 35,903.675,013.115,233.255,453.385,673.525,883.66 48,755.437,424.61 13,302.052,81.742,921.823,041.893,622.253,292.04 24,923.054,172.594,362.714,542.824,722.934,93.04 37,234.496,143.816,43.986,674.146,944.317,24.48 410,716.659,095.659,485.899,886.1410,276.3810,676.63 19,525.928,085.028,435.248,795.469,145.689,495.90 214,198.8212,057.4912,577.8113,108.1413,628.4614,158.79 320,8612.9617,7111.0118,4811.4819,2511.9620,0212.4420,7912.92 430,9119.2126,2416.3127,3817.0128,5217.7229,6618.4330,8019.14
380/70R20380/70R24420/70R24
    km/h
    mph
    km/h
    mph
    km/h
7,75
    mph
4.818,075.018,395.228,725.42
13.6R28 340/85R28 380/70R28
19.5L-24
    km/h
14.9R28 380/85R28 420/70R28
    mph
    km/h
    mph
420/70R30
    km/h
    mph
REVERSESPEED
RANGEGEAR
A
BL
BH
C
REARTIRES
13.6R28
380/70R20380/70R24420/70R24
    km/h
10,620.390,530.330,550.340,570.360,600.370,620.38 20,930.580,790.490,820.510,850.530,890.550,920.57 31,360.851,160.721,210.751,260.781,310.811,360.84 42,021.251,711.061,791.111,861.161,931.202,011.25 12,611.622,221.382,311.442,411.502,51.562,61.62 23,892.423,302.053,452.143,592.233,732.323,882.41 35,723.554,863.025,013.115,283.285,493.41 48,475.267,194.477,514.667,824.868,135.058,445.25 13,21.992,711.692,831.762,951.833,071.913,181.98 24,762.964,042.514,222.624,42.734,572.844,752.95 37,004.355,943.696,23.856,464.016,724.176,984.34 410,376.448,815.479,195.719,575.959,956.1810,346.42 19,225.737,834.878,175.088,515.298,855.509,195.71 213,758.5411,677.2512,18 320,2112.5617,1610.6617,9111.1318,6511.5919,412.0520,1412.52 429,9418.6125,4215.8026,5316.4827,6317.1728,7417.8629,8418.54
    mph
    km/h
    mph
    km/h
    mph
7.57
340/85R28 380/70R28
19.5L-24
    km/h
12,697.8813,28.2013,78.52
    mph
14.9R28 380/85R28 420/70R28
    km/h
420/70R30
    mph
    km/h
5,7
    mph
3.54
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SPEEDATMAXIMUMPOWER
Transmission40    km/h(24.9    mph)version16FWD+16REV
FORWARDSPEED
REARTIRES
RANGEGEAR
A
BL
BH
C
10,830.520,700.440,730.460,760.470,790.490,820.51 21,240.771,410.871,090.681,140.711,180.741,230.76 31,821.131,540.961,611.001,671.041,741.081,811.12 42,71.682,281.422,381.482,481.542,581.602,681.66 13,52.172,951.833,081.913,211.993,342.073,462.15 25,213.244,42.734,592.854,782.974,973.095,163.21 37,664.766,474.026,754.197,034.377,314.547,594.72 411,357.059,585.95106.2110,416.4710,836.7311,246.99 14,282.663,612.243,772.343,932.444,082.544,242.63 26,383.975,383.355,623.495,853.646,093.786,323.93 39,385.837,924.928,265.138,605.358,955.569,29 413,98.6411,737.2912,247.6012,757.9213,268.2413,778.55 112,367.6810,436.4810,886.7611,347.0411,797.3312,247.61 218,4211.4515,559.6616,2210.0816,910.5017,5710.9218,2511.34 327,0816.8322,8514.2023,8514.8224,8415.4325,8316.0526,8316.67 440,1224.9333,8521.0435,3321.9536,8022.8738,2723.7839,7424.70
380/70R20380/70R24420/70R24
    km/h
    mph
    km/h
    mph
    km/h
    mph
13.6R28 340/85R28 380/70R28
19.5L-24
    km/h
14.9R28 380/85R28 420/70R28
    mph
    km/h
    mph
420/70R30
    km/h
    mph
5.77
REVERSESPEED
RANGEGEAR
A
BL
BH
C
REARTIRES
13.6R28
380/70R20380/70R24420/70R24
    km/h
10,810.500,680.420,710.440,740.460,770.480,790.49 21,200.751,010.631,060.661,100.681,150.711,190.74 31,771.101,490.931,560.971,621.011,691.051,751.09 42,621.632,211.372,31.432,401.492,501.552,591.61 13,392.112,861.782,981.853,111.933,232.013,362.08 25,053.144,262.654,452.764,632.884,822.995,003.11 37,424.616,263.896,544.066,814.237,084.407,354.57 411,006.839,28 14,152.583,52.173,652.273,802.363,962.464,112.55 26,183.845,223.245,443.385,673.525,903.666,123.80 39,095.657,674.768,004.978,335.188,675.399,005.59 413,468.3711,367.0611,857.3712,357.6712,847.9813,348.29 111,977.4410,16.2810,546.5510,986.8211,427.1011,867.37 217,8511.0915,069.3615,719.7616,3710.1717,0210.5817,6810.99 326,2416.3022,1413.7623,114.3524,0614.9525,0315.5525,9916.15 438,8724.1532,820.3834,2221.2735,6522.1537,0723.0438,5023.92
    mph
    km/h
    mph
    km/h
5.77
9,686.0210,096.2710,496.5210,896.77
    mph
340/85R28 380/70R28
19.5L-24
    km/h
    mph
14.9R28 380/85R28 420/70R28
    km/h
420/70R30
    mph
    km/h
    mph
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
Transmissionwithgearreducerandelectrohydraulicreversing mechanism
30    km/h(18.6    mph)-40    km/h(24.9    mph)-16FWD+16REV
WARNING
Unexpectedmachinemovement! Withtheenginerunningandonlythegear leverinneutral,themachinecanengageand movesuddenlyifsomeoneaccidentallyop­eratesthislever.Placeallleversinneutral, disengagethepowertake-off,loweranyim­plements,andsettheparkingbrakebefore exitingthemachine.Usewheelchockswhen parkingonslopes. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorse­riousinjury.
Thegearlever(1)selectsfourgearratios(1-2-3-4). Therangelever(2)providesfourranges:
W0057B
MOIL13TR00799AA1
Aslow BLmediumslow BH
mediumfast
Cfast
Separateuseofthegearlever(1),therangelever(2)g. 1andtheshuttlelever(1)g.3allows16forwardgears and16reversegearstobeselected. Thetractormustalwaysbestoppedtochangefromone rangetoanother.Tochangefromonespeedtoanother withinthesamerange,disengagetheclutchandmove thegearlever(thetractordoesnotneedtobestationary asthegearsaresynchro−engaged).
Powershuttlelever
Thelever(1),locatedtotheleftofthedriver’sseat,is usedtoselectforwardorreversewhenagearratiois engaged.T oselectthedrivedirection,lifttheleverand moveitforwardforforwarddrive,orbackwardforreverse drive.Drivedirectioncanbeselectedwithoutpressing downtheclutchpedal.T ochangethedrivedirectionkeep theleverraisedandmoveiteitherforwardsorbackwards. Drivedirectioncanbechangedwithoutpressingdownthe clutchpedal.
MOIL13TR00518AA2
NOTE:Inordertostarttheengine,movetheshuttlecon­trollever(1)tothecentralneutralposition.Inaddition, itisrecommendedtopressthetransmissionclutchpedal fullydown.
MOIL13TR00505AA3
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
SPEEDATMAXIMUMPOWER
Transmission30    km/h(18.6    mph)version16FWD+16REV
FORWARDSPEED
REARTIRES
RANGEGEAR
A
BL
BH
C
10,640.400,540.340,570.350,590.370,620.380,640.40 20,960.590,810.500,850.530,880.550,920.570,950.59 31,410.871,190.741,240.771,300.811,350.841,40.87 42,801.741,771.101,841.151,921.192,01.242,071.29 12,691.672,291.422,391.482,491.542,591.612,691.67 24,022.503,412.123,562.213,712.303,852.394,02.49 35,903.675,013.115,233.255,453.385,673.525,883.66 48,755.437,424.61 13,302.052,81.742,921.823,041.893,622.253,292.04 24,923.054,172.594,362.714,542.824,722.934,93.04 37,234.496,143.816,43.986,674.146,944.317,24.48 410,716.659,095.659,485.899,886.1410,276.3810,676.63 19,525.928,085.028,435.248,795.469,145.689,495.90 214,198.8212,057.4912,577.8113,108.1413,628.4614,158.79 320,8612.9617,7111.0118,4811.4819,2511.9620,0212.4420,7912.92 430,9119.2126,2416.3127,3817.0128,5217.7229,6618.4330,8019.14
380/70R20380/70R24420/70R24
    km/h
    mph
    km/h
    mph
    km/h
7,75
    mph
4.818,075.018,395.228,725.42
13.6R28 340/85R28 380/70R28
19.5L-24
    km/h
14.9R28 380/85R28 420/70R28
    mph
    km/h
    mph
420/70R30
    km/h
    mph
REVERSESPEED
RANGEGEAR
A
BL
BH
C
REARTIRES
13.6R28
380/70R20380/70R24420/70R24
    km/h
10,620.390,530.330,550.340,570.360,600.370,620.38 20,930.580,790.490,820.510,850.530,890.550,920.57 31,360.851,160.721,210.751,260.781,310.811,360.84 42,021.251,711.061,791.111,861.161,931.202,011.25 12,611.622,221.382,311.442,411.502,51.562,61.62 23,892.423,302.053,452.143,592.233,732.323,882.41 35,723.554,863.025,013.115,283.285,493.41 48,475.267,194.477,514.667,824.868,135.058,445.25 13,21.992,711.692,831.762,951.833,071.913,181.98 24,762.964,042.514,222.624,42.734,572.844,752.95 37,004.355,943.696,23.856,464.016,724.176,984.34 410,376.448,815.479,195.719,575.959,956.1810,346.42 19,225.737,834.878,175.088,515.298,855.509,195.71 213,758.5411,677.2512,18 320,2112.5617,1610.6617,9111.1318,6511.5919,412.0520,1412.52 429,9418.6125,4215.8026,5316.4827,6317.1728,7417.8629,8418.54
    mph
    km/h
    mph
    km/h
    mph
7.57
340/85R28 380/70R28
19.5L-24
    km/h
12,697.8813,28.2013,78.52
    mph
14.9R28 380/85R28 420/70R28
    km/h
420/70R30
    mph
    km/h
5,7
    mph
3.54
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SPEEDATMAXIMUMPOWER
Transmission40    km/h(24.9    mph)version16FWD+16REV
FORWARDSPEED
REARTIRES
RANGEGEAR
A
BL
BH
C
10,830.520,700.440,730.460,760.470,790.490,820.51 21,240.771,410.871,090.681,140.711,180.741,230.76 31,821.131,540.961,611.001,671.041,741.081,811.12 42,71.682,281.422,381.482,481.542,581.602,681.66 13,52.172,951.833,081.913,211.993,342.073,462.15 25,213.244,42.734,592.854,782.974,973.095,163.21 37,664.766,474.026,754.197,034.377,314.547,594.72 411,357.059,585.95106.2110,416.4710,836.7311,246.99 14,282.663,612.243,772.343,932.444,082.544,242.63 26,383.975,383.355,623.495,853.646,093.786,323.93 39,385.837,924.928,265.138,605.358,955.569,29 413,98.6411,737.2912,247.6012,757.9213,268.2413,778.55 112,367.6810,436.4810,886.7611,347.0411,797.3312,247.61 218,4211.4515,559.6616,2210.0816,910.5017,5710.9218,2511.34 327,0816.8322,8514.2023,8514.8224,8415.4325,8316.0526,8316.67 440,1224.9333,8521.0435,3321.9536,8022.8738,2723.7839,7424.70
380/70R20380/70R24420/70R24
    km/h
    mph
    km/h
    mph
    km/h
    mph
13.6R28 340/85R28 380/70R28
19.5L-24
    km/h
14.9R28 380/85R28 420/70R28
    mph
    km/h
    mph
420/70R30
    km/h
    mph
5.77
REVERSESPEED
RANGEGEAR
A
BL
BH
C
REARTIRES
13.6R28
380/70R20380/70R24420/70R24
    km/h
10,810.500,680.420,710.440,740.460,770.480,790.49 21,200.751,010.631,060.661,100.681,150.711,190.74 31,771.101,490.931,560.971,621.011,691.051,751.09 42,621.632,211.372,31.432,401.492,501.552,591.61 13,392.112,861.782,981.853,111.933,232.013,362.08 25,053.144,262.654,452.764,632.884,822.995,003.11 37,424.616,263.896,544.066,814.237,084.407,354.57 411,006.839,28 14,152.583,52.173,652.273,802.363,962.464,112.55 26,183.845,223.245,443.385,673.525,903.666,123.80 39,095.657,674.768,004.978,335.188,675.399,005.59 413,468.3711,367.0611,857.3712,357.6712,847.9813,348.29 111,977.4410,16.2810,546.5510,986.8211,427.1011,867.37 217,8511.0915,069.3615,719.7616,3710.1717,0210.5817,6810.99 326,2416.3022,1413.7623,114.3524,0614.9525,0315.5525,9916.15 438,8724.1532,820.3834,2221.2735,6522.1537,0723.0438,5023.92
    mph
    km/h
    mph
    km/h
5.77
9,686.0210,096.2710,496.5210,896.77
    mph
340/85R28 380/70R28
19.5L-24
    km/h
    mph
14.9R28 380/85R28 420/70R28
    km/h
420/70R30
    mph
    km/h
    mph
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
Parkingbrakeforhydraulictransmissions
Parkinglock
NOTICE:OnmodelswithPowerShuttleandHI-LOwhenleavingthemachine,besidesapplyingthehandbrakeyou MUSTengagetheparkingbrakeParkinglock.
Figure1congurationwithHI-LO,Powershuttle.
Figure2congurationwithHI-LO,Powershuttleand creeperunit.
Besidesthehandbrake(1)thereistheparkingbrakecon- trolledbythelever(2).Itsoperationisasfollows:
Engagement
Withthetractorstationary ,movetheleverfromthecentral neutralpositionontheleft,thenforwardsinthedirection (P)andsubsequentlytotherightasshownontheplate onthelever.
Disengagement
MOIL13TR00956AA1
Beforesettingoffwiththetractoritisnecessarytodis­engagethebrake.Withthetractorstationary,movethe levertotheleft,thenbackwardsasshownontheplateon thelever.
IfyoutryandmovethemachinewiththeparkingbrakeParkinglockengaged,thefollowingwarning lightwilllightuponthecentraldisplayaccompaniedbyanacousticsignal.Nevertrymovingthe machineinthissituationtoavoidmechanicaldamage.
MOIL13TR00957AA2
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3-CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
Transmissionwithgearreducer,electrohydraulicreversingmechanism andHI-LOcontrol
30    km/h(18.6    mph)-40    km/h(24.9    mph)-32FWD+16REV
WARNING
Unexpectedmachinemovement! Withtheenginerunningandonlythegear leverinneutral,themachinecanengageand movesuddenlyifsomeoneaccidentallyop­eratesthislever.Placeallleversinneutral, disengagethePowerTake-Off(PTO),lower anyimplements,setthehandbrakeandpark­ingbrakebeforeexitingthemachine. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorse­riousinjury.
W1158B
Theoperationofthegearlevers,rangegearandelectro­hydraulicshuttleisthesameasthatpreviouslydescribed onthe"Transmissionwithgearboxandshuttle"pagesfor the16FWD+16REVversion
Thegearlever(1)ing.1ismoreoverequippedwith controlbuttonsforthefunctionsHI−LO(2)and(3),that enabledoublingtheforwardgearratios,foratotalof32 availablegears.ItispossibletopassfrompositionHI (2)topositionLO(3)bypressingthetwobuttonswithout usingtheclutchpedals.
Withtheshuttlelever(1)g.2inthereverseposition (backwards),position(HI)isautomaticallyexcluded,thus reducingthenumberofavailablereversegearsto16.To reversethedirectionoftravel,liftandmovetheleverfor­wardsorbackwards.Drivedirectioncanbechangedwith­outpressingdowntheclutchpedal.
Operation
Withthetractormovingitispossibletoinvertthedrive directionwithoutstoppingandwithoutpressingdownthe clutchpedal. WhendrivingforwardinrangeHIandyoumovetheshut- tlelever(1)g.2intoreverseposition,whenthetractor beginstoreverse,theindicator(1)g.3willilluminateto signalthemoveintorangeLO. Whenyoumovetheshuttlelever(1)g.2backintothe forwardposition,theindicatorwillilluminate(1)andthe indicator(2)g.3willstartashingtoindicatetheauto- maticpassagefromrangeLOtorangeHIsetpreviously. Oncompletingthechange,theindicator(1)willturnoff, whiletheindicator(2)willstayontosignalthatrangeHI isselected.
MOIL13TR00838AA1
MOIL13TR00505AA2
MOIL13TR00523AA3
NOTE:Theindicator(1)g.3ispresentonlyincongu- rationswithananalogueinstrumentcluster.
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SPEEDATMAXIMUMPOWER
30    km/h(18.6    mph)transmission32FWD+16REVversion
FORWARDSPEED
RANGEGEAR
1
2
A
3
4
1
2
BL
3
4
1
2
BH
3
4
1
2
C
3
4
380/70R20380/70R24420/70R24
    km/h
0,53
LO
0,64
HI
0,80
LO
0,96
HI
1,17
LO
1,41
HI
1,73
LO
2,08
HI
2,25
LO
2,69
HI
3,35
LO
4,02
HI
4,92
LO
5,90
HI
7,29
LO
8,75
HI
2,75
LO
3,30
HI
4,10
LO
4,92
HI
6,02
LO
7,23
HI
8,92
LO
10,71
HI
7,93
LO
9,52
HI
11,83
LO
14,19
HI
17,39
LO
20,86
HI
25,76
LO
30,91
HI
    mph
0.33
0.40
0.49
0.59
0.73
0.87
1.08
1.29
1.40
1.67
2.08
2.50
3.06
3.67
4.53
5.43
1.71
2.05
2.55
3.05
3.74
4.49
5.54
6.65
4.93
5.92
7.35
8.82
10.8
12.96
16.01
19.21
    km/h
0,45 0,54 0,68 0,81 0,99 1,19 1,47 1,77 1,91 2,29 2,84 3,41 4,18 5,01 6,19 7,42 2,33 2,80 3,48 4,17 5,11 6,14 7,57 9,09 6,74
8,08 10,05 12,05 14,76 17,71 21,87 26,24
    mph
0.28
0.34
0.42
0.50
0.62
0.74
0.91
1.10
1.18
1.42
1.77
2.12
2.59
3.11
3.84
4.61
1.45
1.74
2.16
2.59
3.18
3.81
4.71
5.65
4.19
5.02
6.24
7.49
9.17
11.01
13.59
16.31
    km/h
10,48 12,57 15,40 18,48 22,82 27,38
REARTIRES
13.6R28 340/85R28 380/70R28
19.5L-24
    mph
0,47 0,57 0,71 0,85 1,04 1,24 1,54 1,84 1,99 2,39 2,96 3,56 4,36 5,23 6,46 7,75 2,43 2,92 3,63 4,36 5,34 6,40 7,90 9,48 7,03 8,43
0.29
0.35
0.44
0.53
0.64
0.77
0.95
1.15
1.24
1.48
1.84
2.21
2.71
3.25
4.01
4.81
1.51
1.82
2.26
2.71
3.32
3.98
4.91
5.89
4.37
5.24
6.51
7.81
9.57
11.48
14.18
17.01
    km/h
0,49 0,59 0,74 0,88 1,08 1,30 1,60 1,92 2,07 2,49 3,09 3,71 4,54 5,45 6,73 8,07 2,54 3,04 3,78 4,54 5,56 6,67 9,88 9,88 7,32
8,79 10,91 13,10 16,04 19,25 23,77 28,52
    mph
0.31
0.37
0.46
0.55
0.67
0.81
0.99
1.19
1.29
1.54
1.92
2.30
2.82
3.38
4.18
5.01
1.58
1.89
2.35
2.82
3.45
4.14
6.14
6.14
4.55
5.46
6.78
8.14
9.97
11.96
14.77
17.72
14.9R28 380/85R28 420/70R28
    km/h
0,51 0,62 0,76 0,92 1,12 1,35 1,66 2,00 2,15 2,59 3,21 3,85 4,72 5,67 6,99 8,39 2,64 3,62 3,93 4,72 5,78 6,94 8,56
10,27
7,61
9,14 11,35 13,62 16,69 20,02 24,72 29,66
420/70R30
    mph
10.37
12.44
15.36
18.43
    km/h
0.32
0.38
0.47
0.57
0.7
0.84
1.03
1.24
1.34
1.61
2.0
2.39
2.93
3.52
4.35
5.22
1.64
2.25
2.44
2.93
3.59
4.31
5.32
6.38
4.73
5.68
7.05
8.46
0,53 0,64 0,79 0,95 1,17 1,40 1,73 2,07 2,24 2,69 3,34 4,00 4,90 5,88 7,26 8,72 2,74 3,29 4,08 4,90 6,00 7,20 8,89
10,67
7,91 9,49
11,79 14,15 17,33 20,79 25,67 30,80
    mph
0.33
0.40
0.49
0.59
0.72
0.87
1.07
1.29
1.39
1.67
2.07
2.49
3.05
3.66
4.51
5.42
1.70
2.04
2.54
3.04
3.73
4.48
5.52
6.63
4.91
5.90
7.32
8.79
10.77
12.92
15.95
19.14
NOTE:Withthecreeperswitchedoff,theforwardandreversegearratiosarethesameasindicatedforthe16FWD +16REVtransmissions.
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SPEEDATMAXIMUMPOWER
40    km/h(24.9    mph)transmission32FWD+16REVversion
FORWARDSPEED
RANGEGEAR
1
2
A
3
4
1
2
BL
3
4
1
2
BH
3
4
1
2
C
3
4
380/70R20380/70R24420/70R24
    km/h
0,69
LO
0,83
HI
1,03
LO
1,24
HI
1,52
LO
1,82
HI
2,25
LO
2,70
HI
2,92
LO
3,50
HI
4,34
LO
5,21
HI
6,39
LO
7,66
HI
9,46
LO
11,35
HI
3,57
LO
4,28
HI
5,32
LO
6,38
HI
7,82
LO
9,38
HI
11,58
LO
13,90
HI
10,30
LO
12,36
HI
15,35
LO
18,42
HI
22,57
LO
27,08
HI
33,44
LO
40,12
HI
    mph
0.43
0.52
0.64
0.77
0.94
1.13
1.40
1.68
1.81
2.17
3.24
3.97
4.76
5.88
7.05
2.22
2.66
3.30
3.97
4.86
5.83
7.20
8.64
6.40
7.68
9.54
11.45
14.02
16.83
20.78
24.93
    km/h
0,59 0,70 0,87 1,05 1,28 1,54 1,90 2,28 2,46 2,95
2.7
3,67 4,40 5,39 6,47 7,98 9,58 3,01 3,61 4,49 5,38 6,60 7,92 9,77
11,73
8,69 10,43 12,95 15,55 19,04 22,85 28,21 33,85
    mph
0.36
0.44
0.54
0.65
0.80
0.96
1.18
1.42
1.53
1.83
2.28
2.73
3.35
4.02
4.96
5.95
1.87
2.24
2.79
3.35
4.1
4.92
6.07
7.29
5.40
6.48
8.05
9.66
11.83
14.2
17.53
21.04
    km/h
0,61 0,73 0,91 1,09 1,34 1,61 1,98 2,38 2,57 3,08 3,83 4,59 5,62 6,75 8,33
10,00
3,14 3,77 4,68 5,62 6,88
8,26 10,20 12,75
9,07 10,88 13,52 16,22 19,87 23,85 29,44 35,33
REARTIRES
13.6R28 340/85R28 380/70R28
19.5L-24
    mph
0.38
0.46
0.57
0.68
0.83
1.00
1.23
1.48
1.59
1.91
2.38
2.85
3.49
4.19
5.18
6.21
1.95
2.34
2.91
3.49
4.28
5.13
6.34
7.92
5.63
6.76
8.40
10.08
12.35
14.82
18.29
21.95
    km/h
0,64 0,76 0,95 1,14 1,39 1,67 2,06 2,48 2,67 3,21 3,98 4,78 5,59 7,03 8,68
10,41
3,27 3,93 4,88 5,85 7,17
8,60 10,62 12,75
9,45 11,34 14,08 16,90 20,70 24,84 30,66 36,80
    mph
0.40
0.47
0.59
0.71
0.87
1.04
1.28
1.54
1.66
1.99
2.48
2.97
3.47
4.37
5.39
6.47
2.03
2.44
3.03
3.64
4.45
5.35
6.60
7.92
5.87
7.04
8.75
10.5
12.86
15.43
19.05
22.87
14.9R28 380/85R28 420/70R28
    km/h
0,66 0,79 0,99 1,18 1,45 1,74 2,15 2,58 2,78 3,34 4,14 4,97 6,09 7,31 9,02
10,83
3,40 4,08 5,07 6,09 7,46
8,95 11,05 13,26
9,82 11,79 14,64 17,57 21,53 25,83 31,89 38,27
420/70R30
    mph
10.92
13.38
16.05
19.82
23.78
    km/h
0.41
0.49
0.61
0.74
0.90
1.08
1.33
1.60
1.73
2.07
2.57
3.09
3.78
4.54
5.61
6.73
2.11
2.54
3.15
3.78
4.63
5.56
6.86
8.24
6.10
7.33
9.10
0,69 0,82 1,02 1,23 1,51 1,81 2,23 2,68 2,89 3,46 4,30 5,16 6,33 7,59 9,37
11,24
3,53 4,24 5,27 6,32 7,74
9,29 11,47 13,77 10,20
2,24 15,21 18,25 22,35 26,83 33,12 39,74
    mph
0.43
0.51
0.64
0.76
0.94
1.12
1.39
1.66
1.79
2.15
2.67
3.21
3.93
4.72
5.82
6.99
2.20
2.63
3.27
3.93
4.81
5.77
7.13
8.55
6.34
1.39
9.45
11.34
13.89
16.67
20.58
24.70
NOTE:Withthecreeperswitchedoff,theforwardandreversegearratiosarethesameasindicatedforthe16FWD +16REVtransmissions.
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Transmissionwithgearreducer,electrohydraulicreversingmechanism, HI-LOcontrolandelectrohydraulicclutch
30    km/h(18.6    mph)-40    km/h(24.9    mph)-32FWD+16REV
WARNING
Unexpectedmachinemovement! Withtheenginerunningandonlythegearleverinneutral,themachinecanengageandmovesuddenly ifsomeoneaccidentallyoperatesthislever.Placeallleversinneutral,disengagethePowerTake-Off (PTO),loweranyimplements,setthehandbrakeandparkingbrakebeforeexitingthemachine. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
Theoperationofthegearlevers,rangegearandelectro­hydraulicshuttleisthesameasthatpreviouslydescribed onthe"Transmissionwithgearboxandshuttle"pagesfor the16FWD+16REVversion
Therearethreebuttonsonthegearlever(1). Buttons(3)and(4)governthedualcommand(2-speed powershift)functions.Byusingthetwobuttonsyoucan obtaintwospeedsinthesamegearratiowithouthaving tousetheclutchpedal(1)g.2.
W1158B
Thebutton(2)g.1governstheelectro-hydraulicclutch. Bypressingthebuttonitispossibletopassfromonegear toanotherwithoutusingtheclutchpedal(1).
NOTE:Tostartfromastandstillitisnecessarytopress theclutchpedal.Whenthetractorisinmotion,usethe button(2)g.2topassfromonegeartoanother.
YoucanthenpassfrompositionHItopositionLOorvice versa,withoutoperatingtheclutchpedalasengagement isaidedbyhydraulicclutchesgovernedelectricallyby threepush-buttons(2),(3)and(4).T oselectthetractor's directionoftravel,usetheshuttlelever.
DualCommand(2SpeedPowerShift)Push­Buttons
ToselecttheLOorHIposition,usethebuttons(3)and (4)g.1.
(3)RangeselectionbuttonLO.Noindicatorlightsup whentheLOrangeisengaged.
(4)RangeselectionbuttonHI.WiththeHIrangeengaged,
theindicator(1)(withtheharesymbol)isilluminated.
MOIL13TR00524AA1
MOIL13TR00525AA2
NOTE:Tostarttheengine,settheshuttleleveronthe centralneutralposition.Inaddition,itisrecommendedto presstheclutchpedalfullydown.
MOIL13TR00526AA3
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Electro-hydraulicclutch
Theelectro-hydraulicoperationoftheclutchallowsthe operatortocontrolthemovementofthetractorwithout usingtheclutchpedalbysimplymovingthegearlever fromonegeartoanother,whetherforwardsorinreverse, withoutusingtheclutchpedal(1)g.2.
Afterselectingtherequiredrange,movetheshuttlelever intotheforwardorreversegearposition,pressthepush button(2),withoutpressingtheclutchpedalmovethe gearlever(1)ontotherequiredgearandreleasethebut- tontosetthetractorinmotion.
NOTE:Thefunctionisdisabledwhenyoukeepbutton(2) g.4pressedforlongerthan10secondsorifyouget upoutofthedrivingseatwiththetractorinmotion.Can­cellingthefunctionishighlightedbyanaudiblewarning, followedbyamessageontheperformancemonitorshow­ingCP(1).
Toreactivatethisfunctionyoucanmovetheshuttle controlleverintoneutralormomentarilypresstheclutch pedal.
MOIL13TR00527AA4
DualCommand(2SpeedPowerShift)dis­ablingindicator
Thetransmissioncanbedisabledinoneofthreeways:
1.Initialtest
2.T emporarydisablingofthetransmission
3.Permanentdisablingofthetransmission.
Initialtest
Duringthetractorstart-upphase,thecontrolunitcande­tectconditionsthatblockoperation,forexample:
-excessiveoilviscosityatlowtemperatures;
-problemsofahydraulicormechanicalnature. Iftheoiltemperatureislowbecauseoftheweathercondi­tions,thetestperformedautomaticallybythecontrolunit cantakeseveralseconds.Inthiscase,waitfortheauto­matictesttoendandleavetheengineidlinguntiltheoil reachesitsnormaloperatingtemperature.
MOIL13TR00528AA5
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Transmissiondisabled
Ifthecontrolunitdetectsanimpropersequenceofoper­atorcontrols,orproblemsinthesystem,itdisablesthe transmission.
Ifthered“Stop”warninglight(2)comeson,switchoff thetractorimmediatelyandlookforthecause.Awarning symbolwillappearonthedisplay(3)conrmingtheloca- tionofthefault.
Amberindicator(4)−Thisindicatorlightcomesonand thedisplayshowsawarningsymbol(3).Thelightblinks for4seconds,afterwhichthesymbolonthedisplaydis- appearsandtheindicatorlightstaysonsteady .Todisplay thetroubleitisnecessarytoenterthemenu,stopthetrac­torandsearchforthecause.
MOIL13TR00529AA6
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SPEEDATMAXIMUMPOWER
30    km/h(18.6    mph)transmission32FWD+16REVversion
FORWARDSPEED
RANGEGEAR
1
2
A
3
4
1
2
BL
3
4
1
2
BH
3
4
1
2
C
3
4
380/70R20380/70R24420/70R24
    km/h
0,53
LO
0,64
HI
0,80
LO
0,96
HI
1,17
LO
1,41
HI
1,73
LO
2,08
HI
2,25
LO
2,69
HI
3,35
LO
4,02
HI
4,92
LO
5,90
HI
7,29
LO
8,75
HI
2,75
LO
3,30
HI
4,10
LO
4,92
HI
6,02
LO
7,23
HI
8,92
LO
10,71
HI
7,93
LO
9,52
HI
11,83
LO
14,19
HI
17,39
LO
20,86
HI
25,76
LO
30,91
HI
    mph
0.33
0.40
0.49
0.59
0.73
0.87
1.08
1.29
1.40
1.67
2.08
2.50
3.06
3.67
4.53
5.43
1.71
2.05
2.55
3.05
3.74
4.49
5.54
6.65
4.93
5.92
7.35
8.82
10.8
12.96
16.01
19.21
    km/h
0,45 0,54 0,68 0,81 0,99 1,19 1,47 1,77 1,91 2,29 2,84 3,41 4,18 5,01 6,19 7,42 2,33 2,80 3,48 4,17 5,11 6,14 7,57 9,09 6,74
8,08 10,05 12,05 14,76 17,71 21,87 26,24
    mph
0.28
0.34
0.42
0.50
0.62
0.74
0.91
1.10
1.18
1.42
1.77
2.12
2.59
3.11
3.84
4.61
1.45
1.74
2.16
2.59
3.18
3.81
4.71
5.65
4.19
5.02
6.24
7.49
9.17
11.01
13.59
16.31
    km/h
10,48 12,57 15,40 18,48 22,82 27,38
REARTIRES
13.6R28 340/85R28 380/70R28
19.5L-24
    mph
0,47 0,57 0,71 0,85 1,04 1,24 1,54 1,84 1,99 2,39 2,96 3,56 4,36 5,23 6,46 7,75 2,43 2,92 3,63 4,36 5,34 6,40 7,90 9,48 7,03 8,43
0.29
0.35
0.44
0.53
0.64
0.77
0.95
1.15
1.24
1.48
1.84
2.21
2.71
3.25
4.01
4.81
1.51
1.82
2.26
2.71
3.32
3.98
4.91
5.89
4.37
5.24
6.51
7.81
9.57
11.48
14.18
17.01
    km/h
0,49 0,59 0,74 0,88 1,08 1,30 1,60 1,92 2,07 2,49 3,09 3,71 4,54 5,45 6,73 8,07 2,54 3,04 3,78 4,54 5,56 6,67 9,88 9,88 7,32
8,79 10,91 13,10 16,04 19,25 23,77 28,52
    mph
0.31
0.37
0.46
0.55
0.67
0.81
0.99
1.19
1.29
1.54
1.92
2.30
2.82
3.38
4.18
5.01
1.58
1.89
2.35
2.82
3.45
4.14
6.14
6.14
4.55
5.46
6.78
8.14
9.97
11.96
14.77
17.72
14.9R28 380/85R28 420/70R28
    km/h
0,51 0,62 0,76 0,92 1,12 1,35 1,66 2,00 2,15 2,59 3,21 3,85 4,72 5,67 6,99 8,39 2,64 3,62 3,93 4,72 5,78 6,94 8,56
10,27
7,61
9,14 11,35 13,62 16,69 20,02 24,72 29,66
420/70R30
    mph
0.32
0.38
0.47
0.57
0.84
1.03
1.24
1.34
1.61
2.39
2.93
3.52
4.35
5.22
1.64
2.25
2.44
2.93
3.59
4.31
5.32
6.38
4.73
5.68
7.05
8.46
10.37
12.44
15.36
18.43
    km/h
0,53 0,64 0,79 0,95
0.7
2.0
1,17 1,40 1,73 2,07 2,24 2,69 3,34 4,00 4,90 5,88 7,26 8,72 2,74 3,29 4,08 4,90 6,00 7,20 8,89
10,67
7,91 9,49
11,79 14,15 17,33 20,79 25,67 30,80
    mph
0.33
0.40
0.49
0.59
0.72
0.87
1.07
1.29
1.39
1.67
2.07
2.49
3.05
3.66
4.51
5.42
1.70
2.04
2.54
3.04
3.73
4.48
5.52
6.63
4.91
5.90
7.32
8.79
10.77
12.92
15.95
19.14
NOTE:Withthecreeperswitchedoff,theforwardandreversegearratiosarethesameasindicatedforthe16FWD +16REVtransmissions.
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SPEEDATMAXIMUMPOWER
40    km/h(24.9    mph)transmission32FWD+16REVversion
FORWARDSPEED
RANGEGEAR
1
2
A
3
4
1
2
BL
3
4
1
2
BH
3
4
1
2
C
3
4
380/70R20380/70R24420/70R24
    km/h
0,69
LO
0,83
HI
1,03
LO
1,24
HI
1,52
LO
1,82
HI
2,25
LO
2,70
HI
2,92
LO
3,50
HI
4,34
LO
5,21
HI
6,39
LO
7,66
HI
9,46
LO
11,35
HI
3,57
LO
4,28
HI
5,32
LO
6,38
HI
7,82
LO
9,38
HI
11,58
LO
13,90
HI
10,30
LO
12,36
HI
15,35
LO
18,42
HI
22,57
LO
27,08
HI
33,44
LO
40,12
HI
    mph
0.43
0.52
0.64
0.77
0.94
1.13
1.40
1.68
1.81
2.17
3.24
3.97
4.76
5.88
7.05
2.22
2.66
3.30
3.97
4.86
5.83
7.20
8.64
6.40
7.68
9.54
11.45
14.02
16.83
20.78
24.93
    km/h
0,59 0,70 0,87 1,05 1,28 1,54 1,90 2,28 2,46 2,95
2.7
3,67 4,40 5,39 6,47 7,98 9,58 3,01 3,61 4,49 5,38 6,60 7,92 9,77
11,73
8,69 10,43 12,95 15,55 19,04 22,85 28,21 33,85
    mph
0.36
0.44
0.54
0.65
0.80
0.96
1.18
1.42
1.53
1.83
2.28
2.73
3.35
4.02
4.96
5.95
1.87
2.24
2.79
3.35
4.1
4.92
6.07
7.29
5.40
6.48
8.05
9.66
11.83
14.2
17.53
21.04
    km/h
0,61 0,73 0,91 1,09 1,34 1,61 1,98 2,38 2,57 3,08 3,83 4,59 5,62 6,75 8,33
10,00
3,14 3,77 4,68 5,62 6,88
8,26 10,20 12,75
9,07 10,88 13,52 16,22 19,87 23,85 29,44 35,33
REARTIRES
13.6R28 340/85R28 380/70R28
19.5L-24
    mph
0.38
0.46
0.57
0.68
0.83
1.00
1.23
1.48
1.59
1.91
2.38
2.85
3.49
4.19
5.18
6.21
1.95
2.34
2.91
3.49
4.28
5.13
6.34
7.92
5.63
6.76
8.40
10.08
12.35
14.82
18.29
21.95
    km/h
0,64 0,76 0,95 1,14 1,39 1,67 2,06 2,48 2,67 3,21 3,98 4,78 5,59 7,03 8,68
10,41
3,27 3,93 4,88 5,85 7,17
8,60 10,62 12,75
9,45 11,34 14,08 16,90 20,70 24,84 30,66 36,80
    mph
0.40
0.47
0.59
0.71
0.87
1.04
1.28
1.54
1.66
1.99
2.48
2.97
3.47
4.37
5.39
6.47
2.03
2.44
3.03
3.64
4.45
5.35
6.60
7.92
5.87
7.04
8.75
10.5
12.86
15.43
19.05
22.87
14.9R28
380/85R28
420/70R28
    km/h
0,66 0,79 0,99 1,18 1,45 1,74 2,15 2,58 2,78 3,34 4,14 4,97 6,09 7,31 9,02
10,83
3,40 4,08 5,07 6,09 7,46
8,95 11,05 13,26
9,82 11,79 14,64 17,57 21,53 25,83 31,89 38,27
420/70R30
    mph
10.92
13.38
16.05
19.82
23.78
    km/h
0.41
0.49
0.61
0.74
0.90
1.08
1.33
1.60
1.73
2.07
2.57
3.09
3.78
4.54
5.61
6.73
2.11
2.54
3.15
3.78
4.63
5.56
6.86
8.24
6.10
7.33
9.10
0,69 0,82 1,02 1,23 1,51 1,81 2,23 2,68 2,89 3,46 4,30 5,16 6,33 7,59 9,37
11,24
3,53 4,24 5,27 6,32 7,74
9,29 11,47 13,77 10,20
2,24 15,21 18,25 22,35 26,83 33,12 39,74
    mph
0.43
0.51
0.64
0.76
0.94
1.12
1.39
1.66
1.79
2.15
2.67
3.21
3.93
4.72
5.82
6.99
2.20
2.63
3.27
3.93
4.81
5.77
7.13
8.55
6.34
1.39
9.45
11.34
13.89
16.67
20.58
24.70
NOTE:Withthecreeperswitchedoff,theforwardandreversegearratiosarethesameasindicatedforthe16FWD +16REVtransmissions.
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4-OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS###_4_###
COMMISSIONINGTHEUNIT
Basicoperatingsafetyrules
WARNING
Inhalation/asphyxiationhazard! Makesurethereisproperventilationbeforestartingtheengine. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
WARNING
Unexpectedmachinemovement! Beforestartingtheengine,movealloperatingcontrolstoneutralorparklockposition.Thisprevents accidentalmovementofthemachineorstartupofpower-drivenequipment. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
WARNING
Hazardtobystanders! ALWA YSmakesuretheworkareaisclearofbystandersanddomesticanimalsbeforestartingthis procedure.Knowthefullareaofmovementofthemachine.Donotpermitanyonetoenterthearea ofmovementduringthisprocedure. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
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WARNING
IMPROPEROPERATIONOFTHISMACHINECANCAUSEDEA THORSERIOUSINJURY . MAKESURETHATEVERYOPERA TOR:
-isinstructedinthesafeandproperuseofthismachine.
-readsandunderstandstheoperator'smanualforthismachine.
-readsandunderstandsALLsafetysignsonthemachine. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
WARNING
Avoidinjury! Carefullyreadandobservealltheprecautionaryadvicecontainedinthismanual. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
WARNING
Misusehazard! Beforestartingtheengine,makesureyouarefullyawareofthelocationandthefunctionofeach control. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
ThepurposeofthisOperator'sManualistoprovidetheuserwithinformation,documentsandpracticalinstructions.
ReadtheOperator'sManualcarefullybeforeusingthetractor.Thisisparticularlyimportantifthetractoristobeused correctlyasitcontainsalltheinformationrequiredonthelayoutanduseofthetractorcontrols.
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Evenifyoualreadyhaveexperienceinusingothermakesoftractor,thismanualmustbestudiedcarefullyandthor­oughly.
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Donotstarttheengineorattempttodriveoroperatethetractoruntilyouarefullyaccustomedwithallcontrols.Itis toolatetolearnoncethetractorismoving.
Ifyouhaveanydoubtsaboutanyfunctionalaspectofthetractor,contactyouNEWHOLLANDdealer.
Thedealercanprovideskilledpersonnel,originalsparepartsandthenecessaryequipmenttocarryoutyourservice requirements.
Themanufacturerisengagedinacontinuousprocessofproductdevelopmentandimprovementandthereforere­servestherighttochangethespecications,componentsandpricesoftheproductitselfatanytime,withoutprior notice.
AllthedataprovidedinthisManualissubjecttoproductmodications.Weightsandmeasuresaretobeconsidered approximateguresandtheillustrationsdonotnecessarilyshowtractorswithstandardttings.
Forpreciseinformationonspecictractormodelsandversions,pleasecontactyourauthoriseddealer.
Particularattentionneedstobepaidtothetractor’srunning−inperiod,toobtainthebestoperatingreliabilityand servicelifeforwhichitisdesignedandbuilt.
Withregardtothereliabilityandservicelifeofyourtractor,studySection7carefully.Section7containsdetailsofall thelubricationandgeneralmaintenanceoperationstobecarriedoutonthetractor.
TractorspecicationsarelistedinSection9.
Inthismanual,anyreferencestotheleftandrightsidesofthetractorareintendedasseenfromthedriver’sseat facingforward.
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STARTINGTHEUNIT
Startingtheengine
4-OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS
Yourtractorwillguaranteereliableserviceifcareistaken duringtherunning−inperiod(rst50hoursofwork),and ifthemaintenancerecommendationsinsection7(Main­tenance)arecarefullyfollowed.
Beforeoperatingthetractor,ensurethatyouarethor­oughlyfamiliarwiththelocationandoperationofthecon­trols.
Starterswitch
Toobtainthethreestarterkey-switch(1)functions,press thekeyandturnittothefollowingpositions:
ANopowersupplytoanyofthecircuits(keycanbere­moved).Enginestopped:automaticactivationoffuelin­jectioncut-off.
BStandbyforenginestartup.Operationofindicatorsand instrumentcluster.Powersuppliedtovariouscircuits.
CEnginestarting:ifreleased,thekeyreturnsautomati­callytoposition(B).
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Startingtheengine
1.T ostarttheengineitisrstnecessarytoconnectthe batterytotheelectricsystemwiththespecicdevice (externalmechanicalisolatororpush-buttoninsidethe cab).
2.Ifthetractorhasnotbeenusedforsometime,oris startedupforthersttimeinlowoutsidetemperature conditions,operatethefuelpumpstartingleverap­proximatelytwentytimesandallowtheenginetorun for5÷10secondswiththeinjectionpumpinthe“stop” position.
3.Pressdowntheclutchpedal,placetheshuttlecon­trolleverinneutraltoclosethestartingsafetydevice switch.
4.Movethethrottlelevertoaroundthehalfwayposition.
5.Turnthestarterkeytoposition(C)gure1.Release
thekeyassoonastheenginestarts.
NOTICE:Ifoneofthewarninglightsilluminatestosignal afault,checkandrepairthefaultypart.Ifthewarninglight continuestosignalafault,havethemachinecheckedby yourdealer.
Beforeacceleratingorstartingthetractor,allowtheen­ginetoidleat1000 theturbochargeriscorrectlylubricated.
Whenstartingtheengineafterextendedperiodsofnon­use,avoidusingthehydraulicsystemimmediately .Allthe movingpartsneedtobelubricatedproperlybeforethey aresubjectedtofullload.
Especiallywhentheexternaltemperatureapproaches
0
°C(32.0
approximately5minutesinordertoheattheoilinthe reartransmissiontoworkingtemperature.
°F),runtheengineat1300-1500
RPMfor30secondstoensurethat
RPMfor
Startinginlowoutsidetemperature
Whentheoutsidetemperatureislowandtheengineis cold,covertheradiatorbeforestartingsothattheengine coolantcanquicklyreachthecorrecttemperature.Then removethecover.Notetoothefollowingwarnings:
Toavoidrunningdownthebattery,anysingleengine
startingattemptshouldnotlastlongerthan15    s;if, however,theengineresbutdoesnotstart,continue theattemptuptoamaximumof30    s.
Waitatleastoneminutebetweenattemptstostartthe
• engine.
Toavoidexcessivelyrunningdownthebattery,donot
• makemorethansixattemptstostarttheengine.
Withoutsidetemperaturesbelow0    °C(32.0    °F),inorder topreventseparationoftheparafncomponentsinthe dieselfuel,leadingtoareductioninuidityandsubse­quentfuelsupplyproblems(especiallywhenstartingthe engine),mixthedieselfuelwiththeantifreeze(orasimi­larproduct)intheproportionsdescribedonthecontainer.
Theantifreezemustbemixedwiththedieselfuelbefore thereisanysignofparafnseparation;addingitlaterwill havenoeffectonanengineifthecoldhasalreadycaused theenginetostoprunningorpreventitbeingstarted.
Puttheantifreezeinthetankrst,followedbythediesel fuel.
Theantifreezewillensurethatthereisanoptimumfuel supplytotheenginewithoutreducingperformance, evenwheretheexternaltemperaturedropsbelow-20    °C (-4.0    °F).
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Startingwithgridheater(onrequest)
WARNING
Explosionhazard! DONOTuseetherstartinguid.Explosion, death,seriouspersonalinjury,orseriousen­ginedamagecouldoccur. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorse­riousinjury.
Thegridheater ,effectivedowntotemperaturesof-30    °C (-22    °F),isinstalledintheintakemanifold.Itautomati­callycomesintooperationwhenthetemperaturedrops to10    °C(50.0    °F).
Thethermostarterautomaticallyswitcheson,heatingthe intakeairwhentheignitionkeyisinposition(B)gure1.
Theindicatoronthecontrolpanelcomes ontoindicatethatthethermostarterhas switched.
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Checkstobecarriedoutbeforeusingthe tractor
Beforeoperatingthetractor,ensurethatyouarethor­oughlyfamiliarwiththelocationandoperationofthecon­trols.
Ensurethatthemaintenanceandlubricationoperations describedinSection7ofthisManualarefullycarriedout.
Afterdailymaintenance,carryoutavisualinspectionof theoutsideofthetractor,payingparticularattentionto thefollowingpoints:
Signsofcrackingonthefanbelt.
Accumulationofdirtaroundtheengine.
Signsofleaksordamagedcomponentsconnectedto
• pressuretubes,sleevesandconnectors.
Damagedtires.
loosefasteners.
Accumulationofforeignmatterorleaksonthehydraulic
• pumpandrelativehoses.
Alwayscarryoutanynecessaryrepairsbeforeusingthe tractoragain
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4-OPERATINGINSTRUCTIONS
STOPPINGTHEUNIT
Stoppingtheengine
Stoppingthetractor
Reduceenginespeed.
Depressthetransmissionclutchpedalandbrake.
Whenthetractorisstationary,movethemainshiftand rangegearleverstoneutral,releasetheclutchpedaland engagethehandbrake
StoppingtheEngine
NOTE:Beforestoppingtheengine,allowittoidleat 1000
RPMforatleast3minutes.Thisallowsthetur-
bochargerandmanifoldtocool,preventingdeformation ofthecomponents.
TurnthestarterkeytotheSTOPposition(A). Disconnectthebatteryfromtheelectricsystemwiththe specicdevice(externalmechanicalisolatororpush-but­toninsidethecab).
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5-TRANSPORTOPERA TIONS

5-TRANSPORTOPERATIONS###_5_###
ROADTRANSPORT
Transportingthemachine
WARNING
Transporthazard! Themachinecansliporfallfromaramportrailer.Makesuretherampandtrailerarenotslippery. Removealloil,grease,ice,etc.Movethemachineonoroffthetrailerwithmachinecenteredonthe trailerorramp. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
WARNING
Transporthazard! Collisionofhighspeedroadtrafcandslowmovingmachinescancausedeathorpersonalinjury. Onroadsusetransportlightingaccordingtolocallaws.MakesuretheSlowMovingVehicle(SMV) emblemisvisible. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
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Totransportthetractoritisnecessarytoloaditontoa suitablemeansoftransportation;platformofthetruckor trailerequippedwithadoubleaxle.
EngagetheParkingBrake.
Securethetractoronthevehiclewithsuitableanchoring beltsorchains.Securetherearofthetractorusingthe towbarortowbarsupportsandthefrontofthetractor usingthetowinghook.
NOTICE:Donothookorconnectchainsaroundthefront axledriveshaft,thepowersteeringcylinders,thefront axleitselforotherpartsofthetractorwhichcouldbedam­agedeitherbythechainsorexcessivestrain.
Onmodelsttedwiththeturbocharger,covertheexhaust outlettopreventtheturbochargerrotatinginthewind,
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resultinginpossibledamagetothebearings.Thetur­bochargerturbinemustbepreventedfromrotatingfreely (withtheengineoff),astheshaftbearingswillnotbelu­bricated.
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5-TRANSPORTOPERA TIONS
RECOVERYTRANSPORT
Towingthetractor
WARNING
Lossofcontrol! Onlytowatsafespeeds.Usecautionwhenmakingcornersormeetingtrafc. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
WARNING
Hazardtobystanders! Theoperatormustbetheonlypersononthemachinewhentowing.Makesurethatnobodyelseison themachineorwithinitsworkingrange. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
WARNING
Roll-overhazard! Attemptingtofreeastuckmachinecaninvolvesafetyhazards:thestuckmachineorthetowingve­hiclemaytiporoverturn,orthetowbarmayfail.Alwaysusethepropertowingequipmenttofreea stuckmachine. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
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WARNING
Flyingobject! Donotusechains,cables,orropetopullthemachine.Ifthechain,cable,orropebreaksorslips,it maywhipwithgreatforce.Useonlyrigiddrawbarsortowbarstopullyourmachine. Failuretocomplycouldresultindeathorseriousinjury .
Thetractormustonlybetowedforshortdistances,forexamplefrominsideabuildingtotheoutside.Itmustnotbe towedforlongdistancesonroadswithheavytrafc.
Towthetractorfromtherear,usingonlythedrawbar,thereartowhitchorthethree-pointlinkagedevice.
Towthetractorfromthefrontusingthetowpininthefrontballastweightsorfrontsupport.
Haveanoperatorsteerandbrakethetractorwhennecessary.
Toavoiddamagingthetransmissionorothercomponentsthatturnbutarenotlubricatedduringtowing,observe thefollowing:
positionthegearandrangeleversinneutral;
onlytowforshortdistances;
keepspeedbelow8    km/h(5.0    mph);
ifpossible,runtheenginetolubricatethepowersteeringcomponents.
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6-WORKINGOPERATIONS

6-WORKINGOPERATIONS###_6_###
FOURWHEELDRIVE(4WD)
Four-wheeldrivewithelectro-hydrauliccontrol
OnlySuperSteer™axle
Front−wheeldrivecanincreasethetractor’sgriponthesurface:thebenetsofthisareparticularlynoticeablewhen workingonuneven,muddyorslipperysurfaces,onploughedgroundorindifcultconditions.
Manualengagement
Engagefour−wheeldrivebypressingbutton(1)g.1onto (A).Whenreleased,thebuttonreturnsautomaticallyto
position(B).
Inthisposition,front−wheeldrivewillbepermanentlyen­gaged;indicator(1)g.1willilluminatetoshowthat front−wheeldriveisengaged.T odisengage,pressthe buttontoposition(A)oncemore.
Automaticengagement
Byswitchingbutton(1)g.1toposition(C)indicator (3)willilluminate,signallingthatautomaticfour−wheel
drivehasbeenselected.Whenreleased,thebutton returnsautomaticallytoposition(B).Four−wheeldrive engagementwillbesignalledbyindicator(2)onthe controlpanel.Thisautomaticfunctiondisengages four−wheeldriveunderthefollowingconditions:
withspeedabove15    km/h(9.3    mph);
• or
withsteeringanglegreaterthan30    °
Todisengageautomaticoperation,pressthepush−but­tontoposition(C).Indicator(3)willswitchoff.
NOTE:Itisrecommendedtouseautomaticfour−wheeldrivewhenpresent.
NOTICE:Four−wheeldriveisengagedautomatically
wheneverthebrakepedalsareoperatedatthesame
NOTE:Donotusefour−wheeldrivewhendrivingonroads,asthisincreaseswearonthefronttires.
2
3
time,irrespectiveoftheselectionmadewithbothver­sions.Inthiscaseonlytheindicator(2)stayson.
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6-WORKINGOPERATIONS
DIFFERENTIALLOCK
Electrohydraulicdifferentiallock
DANGER
Steeringisdifcultwiththedifferentiallockengaged.Anaccidentcouldresult. Duringeldoperation,usethedifferentiallockfortractionimprovementbutreleaseforturningatrow end.Donotdriveathighspeedsoronroadswiththedifferentiallockengaged. Failuretocomplywillresultindeathorseriousinjury.
Thedifferentialallowsthedrivewheelstorotateatdiffer­entspeedswhenthetractoristurning.
Thedifferentialisttedwithanelectro-hydrauliclocking device,operatedbyswitch(1);
Figure1modelswithoutcab
Figure2modelswithcab.
Toactivatedifferentiallocking,puttheswitch(1)intopo- sition(A).Whentheswitchisreleased,itreturnstothe middlepositionB.
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NOTE:Iftheswitchisinposition(C),toactivatethediffer- entiallockitisnecessarytomoveontothemiddleposition
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(B)andputitintoposition(A).
Differentiallockengagementishighlighted withtheamberwarninglightonthe instrumentpanelcomingon.
Todisengagethedifferentiallock,reducethetractor speedandputtheswitch(1)intoposition(C).Theswitch remainsheldinposition(C).
Thedifferentiallockisalsodisengagedwhenpressingthe brakepedals.
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Itisadvisabletolockthedifferentialinthefollowingsituations:
Whenploughing,topreventthewheelthatisnotinthefurrowfromslipping.
Whenoneofthedrivewheelsisonuneven,muddyorslipperygroundandtendstoslip.
NOTICE:Ifthedifferentialfailstodisengage,momentarilypressthefootbrakethatactsontheoutsidedirectional wheel.
NOTE:Onlylockthedifferentialintheeventofoneofthetwowheelsslippingexcessively.Donotkeepthedifferential lockedunnecessarilyasthiswastespowerandcancausedamagingstressesinthetransmissionsystem,tyrewear andsteeringproblems.
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