Solis 20 Operator Manual

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SOLIS 20 OPERATOR MANUAL

EIGENAAR EN TRACTOR DETAILS

EIGENAARS

NAAM &

ADR

ESS

TEL.NO

.

Model

:

Afleverdatum

:

Chassis No

. :

Factuur No. /

Datum

:

Motor No. :

Dynamo

Gemaakt

/ Sr. No. :

Batterij G

emaakt

/ Sr. No. :

Start motor

Gemaakt

/ Sr. No. :

FIP Sr. No. :

Hydraulische Pomp Gemaakt

/ Sr. No. :

Banden

Gemaakt

Maat

Sr. No.

Voor

(Links)

Voor

(Rechts)

Achter (Links)

Achter (Rechts)

Ik ga akkoord met alle voorwaarden ten behoeven van het onderhoud van de trekker, de garantievoorwaarden,
de systemen, de geregelde diensten & ik begrijp de werking van de trekker in het veld en met het gebruik
tijdens andere verrichtingen.

Ontving een nieuwe defectvrije tractor Chassis No. ............................................................................................

Motor No. ....................................................................... & ben volkomen tevreden met de transactie.

HANDTEKENING EIGENAAR

HANDTEKENING DEALER

TEL. NO. .................................... DATUM: .....................

* BELANGRIJKE INFORMATIE VOOR DE AFNEMER: Voor hulp met betrekking tot ons

product, neem dan contact op met onze geautoriseerde dealer of erkend servicecentrum.

EIGENAAR EN TRACTOR DETAILS

EIGENAARS

NAAM &

ADR

ESS

TEL.NO

.

Model

:

Afleverdatum

:

Chassis No

. :

Factuur No. /

Datum

:

Motor No. :

Dynamo

Gemaakt

/ Sr. No. :

Batterij G

emaakt

/ Sr. No. :

Start motor

Gemaakt

/ Sr. No. :

FIP Sr. No. :

Hydraulische Pomp Gemaakt

/ Sr. No. :

Banden

Gemaakt

Maat

Sr. No.

Voor

(Links)

Voor

(Rechts)

Achter (Links)

Achter (Rechts)

Ik ga akkoord met alle voorwaarden ten behoeven van het onderhoud van de trekker, de garantievoorwaarden,
de systemen, de geregelde diensten & ik begrijp de werking van de trekker in het veld en met het gebruik
tijdens andere verrichtingen.

Ontving een nieuwe defectvrije tractor Chassis No. ............................................................................................

Motor No. ....................................................................... & ben volkomen tevreden met de transactie.

HANDTEKENING EIGENAAR

HANDTEKENING DEALER

TEL. NO. .................................... DATUM: .....................

* BELANGRIJKE INFORMATIE VOOR DE AFNEMER: Voor hulp met betrekking tot ons

product, neem dan contact op met onze geautoriseerde dealer of erkend servicecentrum.

INLEIDING

Geachte Afnemer, wij verwelkomen u met veel plezier in uw toetreding tot de ITL familie en
bedanken u voor het vertrouwen dat in ons heeft door uw zorgvuldige keuze te laten vallen
op een van onze tractoren. Voor het gebruik van deze tractor wordt u sterk aanbevolen om
deze handleiding zorgvuldig door te lezen. Elke persoon die regelmatig of incidenteel uw
tractor gebruikt wordt geacht deze instructies door te lezen.

Werkzaamheden als dagelijks en routineonderhoud, kunnen eenvoudig worden uitgevoerd
met behulp van deze handleiding. Onze dealers staan altijd klaar om u te assisteren met het
onderhoud van uw tractor en de zuinige afstelling ervan.
Gebruik alleen originele Sonalika onderdelen van erkende dealers en leveranciers. Zo bent
u verzekert van een betrouwbare en optimaal presterende tractor.
De informatie verstrekt in deze handleiding is correct op het moment van drukken.
Verbetering en aanpassingen zijn een continue proces bij International Tractor Limited (ITL),
en zijn voorbehouden wijzigingen door te voeren zonder voorafgaande kennisgeving.
u kunt uzelf de trotse eigenaar van dit product noemen. In het geval dat u enige hulp of
ondersteuning vereist, aarzel dan niet om contact op te nemen met een van onze dealers.

Service Department (IB)

INTERNATIONAL TRACTORS LIMITED

V

ill Cha

k G

ujran

, P.O. P

iplanwala 146022

J

alandhar Road, Hoshiarpur

, P

unjab

.

P

hone: 01882-302-288

/

289

/

299

, Fax:

01882-302-555

.

E

-mail: [e-mail]

SOLIS 20 OPERATOR MANUAL

UW RECHTEN

Tijdens de afname van een nieuwe “Solis 20” Tractor,

kunt U de dealer While taking delivery of new ?

SOLIS

20"Tractor, kindly ask the dealer to give following

items:

1.

Tool kit which includes

Grease Gun (Optional) 1pc
D-spanner 10x 11 1pc
D-spanner 12X 13 1pc
D-spanner 14X 17 1pc
D-spanner 18X 19 1pc
D-spanner 20X 22 1pc
D-spanner 30X 32 1pc
Ring spanner 16X 17 1pc
Battery Guarantee card 1pc
Ring Spanner 24X 27

2. Farmer Kit

Fuel Filter Catridge (703008219a ) 3
Oil Filter Assy. 3 Cyl.(803007059a) 2
Fan Belt (703006099a) 1
Linch Pin (10080109ab) 3
Fuel Tank Cap With Key (10071015ac) 1
Tyre Pressure Gauge (10026665aa) 1
Fuses For Farmer Kit (10071358aa) 1
Hose Pipe For Air Cleaner(10051220ba) 1
Cap For Radiator (10026958aa) 1

3. To avail the services

.

4.

To call dealers any time for any breakdown

.

5. Additional Accessories as Standard fitment

Safety Reflector
Plough Lamp (1pc) (Optional)
Rear View Mirror

SOLIS 20 OPERATOR MANUAL

DANGER

Dit symbool en het

woord

“

DAN

GER” duiden op een

onmiddellijke gevaarlijke situatie,

die indien niet vermeden, zal leiden

tot de DOOD of ZEER ERNSTIG

LETSEL.

1.

Bescherm uw gezicht van een radiator onder druk als de motor
warm is. Verwijder de dop voorzichtig en alleen als de motor koud
is.

2.

Laat nooit kinderen of onbevoegden uw tractor bedienen, en houd
anderen altijd op afstand wanneer het apparaat in werking is.

WARNING

Dit symbool en het woord

“WARNING” duiden op een

potentieel gevaarlijke situatie. Als

de instructies of procedures niet

correct gevolgd worden kan dit

leiden tot de DOOD of ZEER

ERNSTIG LETSEL

1.

Verwijder nooit de “Danger”, “Warning”, en “Caution” of instructie
labels.

2.

Een exploitant mag nooit onder invloed zijn van drank of drugs, die
zijn alertheid of coördinatie beïnvloeden.

3.

Nooit staan of toestaan dat iemand anders op of tussen de tractor
en het werktuig staat, tenzij de motor is uitgeschakeld, de
versnelling in neutraal staat, en alle uitrusting of werktuigen zijn
neergelaten op de grond.

4.

Ontkoppel nooit de koppeling en probeer niet te schakelen,
wanneer u een helling afrijdt.

5.

Overbelasting is altijd gevaarlijk. Controleer dus altijd het
laadvermogen van uw tractor en overbelast deze nooit.

6.

Koppel nooit de hydraulische aansluitingen los en pas nooit een
werktuig aan met een draaiende motor of de aftakas in werking. Dit
zou kunnen leiden tot ernstig letsel of de dood.

CAUTION

Dit symbool en het woord “Caution”

duiden op een potentieel

gevaarlijke situatie, die indien niet

vermeden, kan leiden tot LICHT

LETSEL.

1.

Laat een lopende tractor nooit ongestuurd achter, en houd ten alle
tijden een stevige grip op het stuur.

2.

Voordat u van de tractor afstapt, wordt u geacht de aftakas te
ontkoppelen, alle uitrusting en werktuigen neer te laten, de
versnelling in zijn neutraal te zetten, de handrem aan te trekken, de
motor uit te zetten en de sleutel te verwijderen.

3.

Rook niet tijdens het tanken van de tractor, en houd elke vorm van
open vuur weg.

RICHTLIJNEN OVER VEILIGHEIDSTEKENS

Erken Veiligheid Informatie:

Dit is het waarschuwingssymbool. Elk symbool op uw machine of in deze handleiding, waarschuwt u voor een
mogelijke kans om persoonlijk letsel op te lopen. Volg de aanbevolen voorzorgsmaatregelen en een veilige
bedrijfsvoering.

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No Parking

No Stopping or Standing

Staggered

Instersection

Cattle

Ferry

One Way Signs

Vehicles Prohibited in

One Direction

One Way Signs

Vehicles Prohibited in

One Direction

Y-Intersection

Y-Intersection

Y-Intersection

T-Intersection

Straight

Prohibited

or No Entry

Right Turn

Prohibited

Left Turn

Prohibited

U-turn

Prohibited

ROAD SAFETY SIGNS

Rechtse

bocht

School Ahead

Linkse

bocht

Men at Work

Right Hand Pin

Bend

Cross Road

Left Hand Pin

Bend

Gap in

Median

Narrow

Bridge

Side Road

Right

Pedestrian

Crossing

Side Road

Left

Staggered

Instersection

Major Road

Ahead

Major Road

Ahead

Right Reverse

Bend

Left Reverse

Bend

Narrow Road

Ahead

Road Widens

Ahead

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VEILIG GEBRUIK

Voorzichtig gebruik is uw beste verzekering tegen ongelukken.

Lees deze gebruiksaanwijzing aandachtig door, voordat u de tractor bestuurd.
Alle gebruikers, ongeacht de desbetreffende ervaring, worden geacht deze gebruiksaanwijzingen te lezen
voordat men gebruik maakt van de tractor.
Het is de eigenaar zijn verplichting om elke verdere gebruiker in te lichten over het veilige gebruik van de tractor.

1

. VOOR HET GEBRUIK VAN DE TRACTOR

LEES DE VEILIGHEIDSINSTRUCTIES

Lees de veiligheidsinstructies in deze gebruiksaanwijzing aandachtig
door. Het nalaten van een van de volgende veiligheidsovereenkomsten
kan leiden tot erge verwondingen of de dood. Houd alle
veiligheidstekens in goede conditie, en vervang beschadigde of kapotte
veiligheidstekens.
Houd uw tractor in goede conditie en sta ongeautoriseerde wijzigingen
aan uw tractor niet toe, wat de werking, veiligheid, en levensduur van uw
tractor kan beïnvloeden.

Het besturen van de tractor

1

. Kijk uit waar je rijd vooral bij het einde van rijen, op wegen, bij bomen en andere bij andere obstakels.

2

. Voorkom tegenslagen, door de tractor zorgvuldig te besturen en een veilige snelheid aan te houden. Dit

geldt voornamelijk bij het werken op ruw terrein en hellingen, het oversteken van sloten, en bij het maken
van bochten

3

. Vergrendel beide rempedalen van de tractor, wanneer de tractor wordt getransporteerd over wegen.

4

. Houd de tractor in dezelfde versnelling wanneer u bergafwaarts gaat als bij het bergop rijden, en ga nooit

bergafwaarts zonder dat de tractor in zijn versnelling staat.

5

. Elk getrokken voertuig of aanhangwagen waarvan het totale gewicht hoger is dan het gewicht van de

trekkende tractor, moet worden uitgerust met eigen remmen voor een veilig gebruik.

6

. Wanneer de tractor vast raakt of wanneer deze is vast gevroren aan de grond, , back

ou

t to

prevent upse

t.

7

. Kijk met het rijden en vooral met het vervoeren van de tractor ook altijd naar de

desbetreffende toegestane hoogte op de weg.

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VEILIGHEIDS TIPS TIJDENS ONDERHOUD

1

. Check dagelijks het oliepeil, het waterpeil in de radiator en de accu op genoeg

vermogen, en verricht het onderhoud volgens de onderhoudsinstructies.

2

. Zorg altijd voor een gelijke en correcte bandenspanning voor de desbetreffende

uitgevoerde taken.

3

. Kijk altijd goed na of alle bedieningselementen en aansluitingen van de tractor en het

desbetreffende werktuig correct zijn aangesloten en naar behoren werken.

4

. Zorg ervoor dat er altijd voldoende gereedschap aanwezig is voor het verrichten van

onderhoud en kleine reparaties.

5

. Zorg er altijd voor dat onderhoud en reparaties aan de tractor worden uitgevoerd op

een vlakke en harde ondergrond.
Voer geen onderhoudswerkzaamheden uit aan de tractor totdat deze is uitgeschakeld,

de handrem is aangetrokken en de wielen zijn geblokkeerd. Wanneer de tractor in een
gesloten ruimte word onderhouden, zorg er dan voor dat de ruimte goed word
geventileerd wanneer de motor aan staat, omdat de uitlaatgassen schadelijk zijn en
uiteindelijk kunnen leiden tot de dood.

6. Werk nooit onder opgeheven werktuigen of wanneer werktuigen nog in werking zijn.

7. Zorg ervoor dat bij het verwisselen van de wielen of banden, er een geschikt standaard
onder de as van de tractor is geplaatst en de wielen zijn geblokkeerd voordat het
desbetreffende wiel of band is verwijderd.

8

. Wanneer afschermende onderdelen die dienen voor diens bescherming tijdens het

gebruik van de tractor verwijderd moeten worden voor onderhoud of reparatie, zorg er
dan altijd voor dat u deze afschermende onderdelen weer op de desbetreffende manier
installeert voordat u gebruikt maakt van de tractor.

9

. Tank nooit in de buurt van een open vlam of een oververhitte motor. En zorg er altijd

voor dat u de motor heeft uitgeschakeld voor het tanken.

10

. Het koelsysteem van de tractor werkt onder druk. Zorg bij het verwijderen van de

radiator dop dat de motor is afgekoeld, om brandwonden veroorzaakt door stoom of
heet water te voorkomen. Voeg ook nooit water toe in de radiator wanneer de motor
warm is, maar zorg ervoor dat u wacht tot deze volledig is afgekoeld.

11

. Om ontvlamming te voorkomen, zorg er dan ten alle tijden voor dat u de tractor en

motor schoon houdt en ontvlambaar materiaal en brandstoffen verwijderd.

12

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BESCHERMING VAN KINDEREN

Houdt kinderen en onbevoegden uit de buurt van de tractor indien in werking.

- Kijk voordat u achteruit rijdt naar achter of het vrij is van obstakels.

- Laat kinderen en onbevoegden nooit de tractor of een werktuig besturen.

VOORZORGSMAATREGELEN OM KANTELEN TE VOORKOMEN

Rijd niet op plekken waar de tractor mogelijk kan wegglijden of omvallen.
Blijf altijd alert voor gaten en andere obstakels.
Verlaag je snelheid bij het maken van scherpe bochten.
Het voorwaarts wegrijden uit een greppel of verzakking kan er voor
zorgen dat de tractor naar achter kantelt. Voorkom dit ten alle tijden.

PARKEER DE TRACTOR VEILIG

Nadat u gebruik heeft gemaakt van de tractor:

- Laat alle werktuigen zakken.

- Stop de motor en haal de sleutel uit het contact.

HOUD PASSAGIERS VAN DE TRACTOR

Sta geen mede-inzittende toe op de tractor.
Mede-inzittende kunnen zwaar gewond raken door beknelling, bewegende
onderdelen, of het vallen van de tractor.

V

EILIG TANKEN EN VOORKOM BRAND

Behandel brandstof met adat u gebruik heeft gemaakt van de tractor:

- Laat alle werktuigen zakken.

- Stop de motor en haal de sleutel uit het contact.

STAY CLEAR OF ROTATING SHAFTS

Entanglement inrotatingshaftcancauseseriousinjury or death.
Keep PTOshield inplaceat all times.
Wearclose fitting clothing.Stop the engineand to surePTO drive isstopped
before makingadjustments,connections,or cleaning outPTO driven equipment.

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13

ALWA

YS USE SAFETY LIGHTS

AND DR

IVES

Use of hazard warning lights and turn signals are recommended when
towing equipment on public roads unless prohibited by state or local regulations.
Use slow moving vehicle (SMV) sign when driving on public road during both day &
nigth time, unless prohibited by law.

P

RACTIC

E SAFE MAINTE

NANC

E

Understand service procedure before doing work.
Keep the surrounding area of the Tractor clean and dry.
Do not attempt to service Tractor when it is motion.
Keep body and clothing away from rotating shafts.

Always lower equipment to the ground. Stop the engine.
Remove the key equipment to the ground. Stop the engine.
Securely support any Tractor elements that must be raised for service work.
Keep all parts in good condition and properly installed.
Replace worn or broken parts. Replace damage/missing decals.
Remove any buildup of grease or oil form the Tractor.
Disconnect battery ground cable (

)

before making adjustments on electrical

system or welding on Tractor.

A

VOID HIGH-PRESSURE FLUIDS

Escaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin causing serious injury. Keep
hands and body away from pinholes and nozzies, which eject fluids under high
pressure. If ANY fluid is injected into the skin. Consult your doctor immediately.

PREVENT BATTERY EXPLOSIONS

Keep sparks, lighted matches, and open flame away from the top of battery.
Battery gas can explode.
Never check battery charge by placing a metal object across the poles.

SERVICE T

RACTOR SA

FELY

Do not when a necktie, scarf or loose clothing when you work near moving parts. If
these items were to get caught, severe injury could result.
Remove rings and other jeweler to prevent electrical shorts and entanglement in
moving parts.

14

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PREVENT ACID

BURN

S

Sulfuric acid in battery electrolyte is poisonous. It is strong enough to burn skin,
cause holes in clothing and cause blindness if found entry into eyes.
For adequate safety always.

1. Fill batteries in a well-ventilated area.

2. Wear eye protection and acid proof hand gloves

3. Avoid breathing direct fumes when electrolyte is added.

4. Do not add water to electrolyte as it may splash off causing server burns.
If you spill acid on your self.

1. Flush your skin with water.

2. Flush your eyes with water for 10-15 minutes.
Get medical attention immediately.

WORK IN VENTILATED AREA

Do not start the Tractor in an enclosed building unless the doors &
windows are open for proper ventilation, as tractor fumes can cause

sickness or death. If it is necessary to run an engine in an enclosed

area remove the exhaust fumes by connecting exhaust pipe extensions.

Safety Starter Switch is to be replaced after every 2000 hours/4years,

whichever is earli

T

RACTOR RUNAWA

Y

1. The tractor can start even if the transmission is engaged position causing Tractor to runaway and
serious injury to the people standing nearby the tractor. For additional safety keep the pull to slop knob

(fuel shut off control) in fully pulled out position.
Transmission in neutral position. Foot brake engaged and PTO lever in disengaged position while
attending to Safety Starter Switch or any other work on Tractor.

SAFETY STARTER SWITCH

1. Clutch operated safety switch is provided on all Tractors which allow the starting system to become
operational only when the Clutch pedal is fully pressed.

2. Do not By-pass this safety switch or work on it. Only Authorized Dealers are recommended to
work on safety starter switch.

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15

S.No.

DESCR

IPTIO

N

1

. IDENTIFICATION OF T

RACTOR

............................................................................................19

2

. INTRO

DUC

TION & DESCRIPTION........................................................................................20

3

. OPERATIONS.........................................................................................................................21

3.1

In

strumenta

l Panel................................................................................................................22

T

emperature Gauge

................................................................................................................

22

E

ngine Oil Pressure Indicator

..................................................................................................22

RPM cum Hour Recorder

........................................................................................................23

F

uel Gauge

.............................................................................................................................23

Battery

Charge Indicator

.........................................................................................................23

High Beam Indicator

...............................................................................................................23

Le

ft S

ide Indicator

...................................................................................................................23

Righ

t S

ide Indicator

.................................................................................................................24

PTO Lever Posit

ion Indication

................................................................................................24

G

ear Lever Position Indication

................................................................................................

24

3.2

El

ectrical Contr

ol :................................................................................................................25

Hazard Ligh

t Switch...............................................................................................................25

S

ide Indicator Switch

..............................................................................................................25

Combination Switch

................................................................................................................25

Start

ing Ke

y Switch................................................................................................................26

E

ngine

Stop K

nob

..................................................................................................................26

Fuse Box.................................................................................................................................26

Revolving ligh

t Switch.............................................................................................................

26

3.3

El

ectrica

l Equipments...........................................................................................................27

Battery & its

Maintenance

.......................................................................................................27

Alt

ernator

.................................................................................................................................27

V-Belt

Checking and Adjustmen

t.............................................................................................

27

Starter Motor............................................................................................................................27

G

eneral Maintenance o

f Electrical System.............................................................................28

Precaut

ions before Connecting Welding Apparatu

s...............................................................

28

3.4

Sh

eet Metal :

..........................................................................................................................28

Proc

edure to open the Top Hood

............................................................................................

28

3.5 Controls :

...............................................................................................................................29

Main Gear Shifter Lever

.........................................................................................................29

High -Low Lever

.....................................................................................................................29

2WD/4

WS Lever....................................................................................................................29

P

ower Take

Off Shifter Lever.................................................................................................30

Differential Lo

ck P

edal

...........................................................................................................30

Clutch Pedal

..........................................................................................................................30

Method to Che

ck the

Clutch Pedal Free Pla

y........................................................................

30

16

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S.No. DESCRIPTION

Foot Brake P

edal

..........................................................................................................30

Method for Che

ck Brakes.............................................................................................30

Park

ing Brake

...............................................................................................................31

Foot Acc

elerator

............................................................................................................31

Hand Throttle Lever

...................................................................................................... 31

Driver Sea

t................................................................................................................... 31

Travel A

djustmen

t.........................................................................................................31

Back A

djustmen

t...........................................................................................................31

T

ool Bo

x.....................................................................................................................

31

Seven Pin Socket..........................................................................................................32

Posit

ion Control Lever

...................................................................................................32

P

ower Take

Off............................................................................................................. 32

Registration Plate

......................................................................................................... 32

Ligh

ts............................................................................................................................32

3.6 Engine......................................................................................................................... 33

Start

ing the Engine

...................................................................................................... 33

Proc

eed a

s F

ollow

s..................................................................................................... 33

Running the Engine

......................................................................................................34

T

urning

Off the E

ngine

..................................................................................................33

3.7

Fuel S

ystem :

.............................................................................................................. 34

F

uel Saving Tip

s...........................................................................................................34

3.8 Hydra

ulic :....................................................................................................................35

Hydrauli

c System......................................................................................................... 35

Response Valve

............................................................................................................35

T

hree Point Linkage

......................................................................................................35

Quick

Release coupling

................................................................................................35

Directional Control Valve

...............................................................................................35

3.9 Wheel and T

yres :

........................................................................................................36

In f

ield operation

s......................................................................................................... 36

In

Road Operation

s...................................................................................................... 36

Recommended Load carrying Capaci

ty........................................................................36

B

allasting o

f Tractor.......................................................................................................37

F

ron

t W

heel

TOE IN.................................................................................................... 37

Checking and Adjustment o

f TOE IN............................................................................37

Rear Wheel Tra

ck Width A

djustmen

t............................................................................38

G

eneral Suggestion

s....................................................................................................38

Che

ck W

heel Nu

t Bolt...................................................................................................38

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S.No.

DESCR

IPTION

4

. GENERAL MAINTE

NANC

E................................................................................................39

4.1

Engine :........................................................................................................................39

E

ngine Lubrication

System...........................................................................................39

Che

ck E

ngine Oil Level

.................................................................................................39

Changing o

f E

ngine Oil

& Oil Filter...............................................................................39

Replacement o

f F

uel Filter

............................................................................................40

Air B

leeding From Fuel Injection

s System/F

uel Filter Replacemen

t............................ 40

4.2 Air Cleaner :

............................................................................................................... 40

Oil bath type

air cleaner

................................................................................................40

Cleaning of pre cleaner (Dry)

........................................................................................40

Air c

leaner bowl

&

elemen

t c

leaning (wet)

................................................................... 41

After every 50 hrs......................................................................................................... 41

4.3 Radiator :

........................................................................................................................42

Coollant Level in Radiator (Hot)

................................................................................... 42

Radiator Draining and Flushing (When Cold)

...............................................................42

Radiator Fins Cleaning

.................................................................................................42

Radiator Cap

................................................................................................................ 42

4.4 Hydra

ulic :........................................................................................................................43

T

ransmission/Hydrauli

c Oil Level..................................................................................43

Change Transmission Oil

............................................................................................. 43

Change

St

eering Gear Bo

x Oil.....................................................................................43

Checking Specification Gravi

ty of Battery Elect

rolyte

...................................................43

F

ron

t Axie Oil Level.......................................................................................................43

5

. Oth

ers

.................................................................................................................................44

Tec

hnical Parameter

s...................................................................................................44

Recommended Grade of Lubrican

ts

and grease

s........................................................47

Service Sc

hedule

......................................................................................................... 48

G

reasing

P

oin

ts............................................................................................................49

W

iring Diagram

............................................................................................................ 50

W

arran

ty........................................................................................................................51

6

. Do'S

AND DON

'TS...................................................................................................... 52

7

. T

RACTOR INSTALLA

TION CERTIFICATE................................................................ 56

8

. FREE SERVICE COUPONS........................................................................................ 59

9

. TROUBLE SHOOTING.................................................................................................67

10

. MATCHING IMPLEMENT.............................................................................................69

Specifi

cat

ions.................................................................................................. 69

Cultivator

...........................................................................................................69

Rotavator

.......................................................................................................... 70

12

. SERVICE RECORD......................................................................................................75

13

. NOTES......................................................................................................................... 76

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INTERNATIONAL TRACTORS LTD.

Type :

EEC number :

Identification number :

Total Permissible mass (*) :
Permissible front axle load (*) :
Permissible rear axle load (*) :

to

to
to

kg
kg
kg

(*) depending on the tyres.

Permissible towable mass:
Unbraked towable mass:

Independently-braked towable mass:

kg

Inertia-braked towable mass:

kg

Towable mass fitted with an assisted braking system:

kg

(hydraulic or pneumatic)

INTERNATIONAL TRACTORS LIMITED

HOSHIARPUR, PUNJAB (INDIA)

1

. IDENTIFI

CA

TION OF T

RAC

TO

R

Solis 20, Homologation

Certificate

E

11*2010/22*0209*00

Revis

ion 00 issued by the vehicle

certificat

ion agency on the approval

authority

in the United Kingdom

SV

e11

rtificate Plate

INTERNATIONAL
TRACTORS LIMITED

TRACTOR TYPE T 2

3003

Serial No.

Tractor Model

Solis 20 4WD

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1

kg

2. INTRODUCTION & DESCRIPTION

T

RACTOR AN INTRODUC

TION

The

word

, 'Tractor' has

been derived from

'Tract

ion' which means pulling

.

A Tractor is

required to pull or haul an equipmen

t,

implement or trolley which are coupled to the

Tractor

bod

y t

hrough suitable linkage

. ATractor can also be used as a

prime mover as it has power

outle

t s

ource which is also called Power Take o

ff or PTO shaft.

In this

book the operating, maintenance and

st

orage instruction

s for S

olis-20 Tractor has been

c

omplied

. This mat

erial has been prepared in detail to help you in the better understanding o

f

maintenance and efficient operation o

f the mac

hine

.

If you

need any information not given in this manual or require the services of a trained machani

cs,

please get in touch with the

ITL

Dealer/Distributor in your locali

ty,

Dealer/Distributors are kep

t

informed o

f the latest met

hods o

f servic

ing Tractor

s. They stock

genuine spare par

ts

and are backed

b

y the

Compan

y's f

ull suppor

t.

(Front, Rear

, L

eft, R

ight Portion)

T

hrough this manual

. The use of the t

erms L

EFT, RIGHT, FRONT

and REAR mu

st be

understood

, to

avoid an

y confus

ion when following the introduction

s. The LEFT

and RIGHT means le

ft

and righ

t

s

ides o

f the Tractor

when facing forward in the driver

's s

eal, Reference to the FRONT indicate

s the

radiator end o

f the Tractor,

while the REAR, indicate

s the

drawbar end

.

W

hen spare par

ts

are required, alwa

ys specify the Tractor

and engine serial number when ordering

these

par

ts. This

will facilitate faster delivery and help ensure tha

t the c

orre

ct

par

ts of

your particular

Tractor s

erial number is punched on a plate attached to the le

ft

hand side o

f the

engine bod

y. For easy

reference, we sugge

st you to

write the number in the space provided in the owner

's

personal data

.

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3. OPERATIONS

3.1 INSTRUMENT PANEL

Left Turn Indicator

Right Turn Indicator

PTO Lever Position

Indication

Fuel Gauge

High/Low Beam

Oil Pressure Indicator

Engine RPM cum

Hmr. Meter

Gear Lever Position

Indication

Temperature

Gauge

Battery Indicator

3.2 ELECTRICAL CONTROLS

Revolving Light Switch

Turn Indicator Switch

Hazard Warning Switch

Combination Switch

Ignition Switch

Pull to Stop Lever

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3.1.1

TEMPERATURE GAUGE :

This

gauge indicate

s t

emperature of engine coolan

t, GREEN z

one
indicates normal temperature and RED Zone indicates engine
overheating

. If the

needle moves beyond normal range

,

t

owards RED zone

, f

ollow the procedure

.

C H

1. Drive safel

y to the s

ide of road and

stop y

our tractor

.

2

. A

llow the engine to run idle

.

3

. If the t

emperature does not go down

, shut it off

and allow

suffic

ien

t t

ime for i

t to c

ool

.

4

. Vis

ually inspe

ct the fan

bel

t for

loosene

ss,

breakage and all

water hose connection

s for

lea

k.

5

. If the fan

belt i

s OK

and no coolant leak is noticed che

ck the

c

oolant level

.

6

. Add c

oolant if required otherwise conta

ct y

our neare

st

dealer

.

Do not remove the radiator cap when the engine and radiator are ho

t. B

oiling ho

t c

oolant and

st

eam may blow out under pressure, which could cause serious injur

y. The cap

should only be

taken off

when the coolan

t t

emperature has lowered

.

Necessary precaution to be taken while opening the radiator cap

.

3.1.2

ENGINE OIL PRESSURE INDICATOR

This

indicator indicates pressure of lubricating oil in the engine

. If the

indicator glow

, stop the

engine and follow the procedure

:

1

. Stop y

our tractor to the side of road on leveled surface

.

2

. Wait for suffic

ien

t t

ime after

st

opping the engine to get down the

oil from galler

y to

oil sump

.

3

. P

ull ou

t the

dipsti

ck,

wipe o

ff

oil with a clean cloth

.

4

. Insert the

dipsti

ck, f

ully into the oil level gauge guide

, t

hen pull

ou

t the

gauge again

. The c

orre

ct

oil level is between the M

AX.

&

Min. mar

ks on the

dipsti

ck.

5

. If the

oil level is low, remove the oil filler cap and add oil o

f the

specif

ied

type to the MAX. level.

6

. Inst

all the oil filler cap after a topup

.

7. Chec

k the

oil pan and other parts for oil leakage

.

8

. Start the

engine, allow i

t to

run idle and don

't race it

immediatel

y

if again the red light glow

s, t

hen conta

ct y

our neare

st

dealer

.

Do not operate the engine if there is no oil pressure indication.

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3.1.3 RPM CUM HOUR RECORDER

Green

Needle o

f this meter

indicate

s s

peed of engine in revolution per minute

and the recorder meter indicate

s the

number of hour

s clocked by the

engine

.

G

reen Zones i

s safe for

operation

.

Red

Yellow

3.1.4 FU

EL GAUGE

F

uel gauge gives an approximate indication o

f the

quanti

ty of f

uel in

f

uel tan

k. If the

needle enters in RED zone, refill the fuel tan

k.

Ens

ure Min. 5 Ltr. o

f F

uel in Fuel Tan

k to av

oid air locking

F

uel Tank Capaci

ty 30 Ltr.

Red

Green

3.1.5 BATTERY CHARGE INDICATOR

This indicator indicates that either battery is being charged or not.
Refer the below given observations with respect to different

CONDITIONS

Battery Charging

System Functioning

IGNITION SWITCH

ENGINE

INDICATOR

ON

OFF

GLOW

OK

ON

OFF

OFF

Charging System/Battery is defective,

Get both thing checked from electrician

ON

Start/Running

OFF

Battery being Charged

ON

Start/Running

GLOW

Charging System is defective/Battery
is draining out, get the charging system
checked from electrician.

3.1.6 HIGH BEAM INDICATOR
This blue light glows when Head Lights are in high beam mode.

3.1.7 LEFT SIDE INDICATOR
It glow when the left side indicator is switched ON

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3.1.8 RIGHT SIDE INDICATOR
It

glow when the righ

t s

ide indicator i

s switc

hed ON

3.1.9 PTO LEVER POSITION INDICATOR
This is

onl

y for

awarene

ss

abou

t Posit

ions o

f PTO Lever to get 3-S

peed

s

i.e. C1, C2, C3

.

1
N
2

PTO

N
3

3.1.10 GEAR LEVER POSITION INDICATOR

This is

only for awareness about Positions of Gear Lever to select the

desired gear speed

.

1

2

N

R

3

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3.2 ELECTRICAL CONTROLS

Turn Indicator Switch

Hazard Warning Switch

Combination Switch

Ignition Switch

Engine Stop Knob

3.2.1 HAZARD LIGHT SWITCH:
Purpose of the hazard switch is as follows.

1. All the four lights blinking Indicates that driver has no control on tractor.

2. Mechanical defects in the tractor.
Push this switch to blink all indicators in HAZARD situation to alert others.

3.2.2 SIDE INDICATOR SWITCH:
This switch is used for

indicating the vehicle turn. Move turn signal lever le

ft to

indicate le

ft

hand turn or righ

t for

right hand turn

. I

ndicator ligh

ts in cluster

will flash

accordingl

y.

Left

Right

3.2.3 COMBINATION SWITCH:

This switch illuminates all lights (Parking Light, Head Light, High Beam, Low Beam)
with the clockwise rotation as well act as horn switch.

HORN : Press the combination switch to blow the Horn.

OFF Position

All lights are off.

1st Position

(Clockwise)

With 1st click Stop
parking lights,
Instrument panel lights
and tail lights will glow.

2nd Position

(Clockwise) :

With 2nd click Stop
Head lights (Low
beam), Instrument
panel lights, Parking
lights and tail light will

3rd Position
(Clockwise) :

With 3rd click Stop
Head lights (High beam)
Instrument panel lights,
Parking lights and tail
light will glow.

Horn :

Press the
combination switch
to blow the Horn.

OFF

1st

2nd

3rd

Horn

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3.2.4 STARTING KEY SWITCH:

Functioning of starting key switch is as below:

Ist Position (OFF) : All
the electrical systems
remain disconnected in
this position.

2nd Position (ON) : The
warning lights (Battery, Oil
Pressure indicator & other
Cluster Lights will be
functional in this position.
This is normal running
position after the engine is
started.

3rd Position (Use of
Heater):

Turn the key slightly
clockwise and hold in
between ON & START
position for 3-5 Seconds so
that glow plugs can heat up
the air in the cylinders.

4th Position (START):
Immediate after the

use of air heater turn
the key furthe r
clockwise to Start
position to start the
engine.

O

N H

EATE

R

START

NOTE : Do not keep the starter engaged more than 5-8 seconds. If engine stalls/fails to start then wait for 5-10 seconds

before re-engaging the starter, otherwise you may damage it.
Keep the switch in OFF condition when engine is also in OFF condition.

3.2.5 ENGINE STOP KNOB:
To stop the engine release the accelerator lever and pull the stopping

knob. After stopping the engine push it back to its original position.

3.2.6 FUSE BOX:
Fuse box is mounted under the right side of Fuel Tank. If an electrical

failure occurs, check for a blown fuse and replace with specified fuse
only.

CAUTION: Never install a wire instead for proper fuse.

3.2.7 Revolving Light Switch
Revolving light as show in the figure is used as the precession light

during working of the tractor in the field. ON/OFF switch is located on
dash board in control figure.

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3.3 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENTS

3.3.1 BATTERY AND ITS MAINTENANCE

12,V, 50 AH is mounted at front of the tractor.

1. CHECK ELECTROLYTE LEVEL
It must be as per the recommendation of battery manufacturer.
If required top up with distilled water. Never add acid.

2. CHECK CAREFULLY BATTERY CHARGING
Protect against freezing. Insure that terminals are clean and tight. Check
electrolyte battery charge. This operation is carried out using a battery
hydrometer. The value of a fully charged electrolyte is 1265. If below 1215
recharge the battery.

3. PRECAUTIONS

1. The electrolyte in the battery contains sulphuric acid. Which is

dangerous and burn the skin take all necessary precautions (protective
clothing)

2. If accidentally splash yourself with acid, take care not to breath in
the fumes, rinse throughly and consult a doctor immediately.

3. Keep the battery well away from any naked flame or sparks

3.3.2 ALTERNATOR
Alternator is fitted on Left side of engine and generates current which
charges battery for healthy electrical back up.
Rating: 12V, 30A

3.3.3 V-BELT CHECKING AND ADJUSTMENT
CHECKING:

1. Ensure for V-Belt free from defects such as wear, cuts or surface

separations, otherwise replace with genuine specified belt.

2. Inspect belt tension as instructed below:

Push the belt downward with approx. 98 N (10kgf) (22lbf) force midway
otherwise adjust the belt tension

ADJUSTING :

1. Removal belt cover the covers V-belt.

2. Loosen all retaining bolts of the alternator and adjusting plate.

3. Insert a bar between the alternator and cylinder block and use leverage

to move that alternator to have proper v-belt tension.

4. While V-belt tension is appropriate, retighten all the retaining bolts of the

alternator and adjusting plate.

5. Reinstall the belt cover.

3.3.4 STARTER MOTOR
Starter motor is mounted on the left side of the engine.

• The starting motor rotates the engine crankshaft for starting.

• Capacity and Rating: 12V, 1.8KW

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3.3.5 GENERAL MAINTENANCE OF ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Never Patch up the electrical circui

ts.

Never replace a blown fuse by a higher capaci

ty fuse. It c

ould

cause a

f

ire

.

Never work on componen

ts such as the alt

ernator or

starter motor

when

the

engine is running

.

Lastly when

you

are

c

leaning

the tractor

and using

the

pressure

s

pra

y, take c

are no

t to

damage

the c

onnections on

the v

ariou

s

electrical cable

.

3.3.6 PRECAUTIONS BEFORE CONNECTING WELDING

APPARATUS:

•

In case of any electrical welding on tractor, first disconnect battery

earth connection.

3.4 SHEET METAL

3.4.1 PROCEDURE TO OPEN THE TOP HOOD

Press the knob (at the centre of the bonnet) towards steering wheel and lift
the bonnet upwords to full open position.

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ock

3.5 CONTROLS

2WD & 4WD Lever

Differe

Lever HI

PTO Lever

Main Gear

Dipstick

Shifter Lever

3.5.1 MAIN GEAR SHIFTER LEVER

Main gear shifter lever enables to get the required speed (6 Forward and 2
Reverse) by selecting the particular gear with combination of hi-low gear
lever. Refer photo for gear shifting arrangements.

Before changing the tractor movement from forward to reverse or reserve to
forward direction wait for the tractor to stop.

Release accelerator pedal and declutch. Select required gear, release the
clutch gradually and accelerate the engine.

NOTE: When traveling downhill always remain in gear. Never declutch. The gear selected should be same as would be

used to climb. For engaging/disengaging gear always depress the clutch

3.5.2 HIGH-LOW LEVER

This lever is used to change the low speed into high speed or vice versa when
tractor is moving. According to requirement you can use it with combination
with main gear lever.
Speed Selection:

1. Neutral Position: Lever in the middle cut

2. High Speed: Move the lever out of the cut and shift towards rear end.

3. Slow Speed: Move the lever out of cut and shift towards front end.
Select the speed before tractor movement.

3.5.3 2WD/4WD LEVER

This lever decides whether tractor move in 2WD or 4WD mode.

2WD MODE: By engaging the lever in 2WD position the power is transmitted

to rear wheels only. Shift the lever towards rear (driver seat) to select 2WD
mode.

4WD MODE: With the lever in 4WD position the power is simultaneously

transmitted to all 3 wheels (Front & Rear) of tractor. Shift the lever towards
front to select 3WD mode.

NOTE: 4WD Mode is for field operation and 2WD mode is for road running.

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4WD

2WD

3.5.4 POWER TAKE OFF SHIFTER LEVE

R

T

here are three position

s for PTO lever. In the 'N' it is c

alled Neutral position

.

and other three speed are also selected b

y shift

ing this lever to particular

position

PTO Lever Position

PTO RPM

@engine rated RPM

1

630

2700

2

930

3

1605

3.5.5 D

IFFERENTIAL LOCK PEDAL

W

hen you pre

ss

pedal differential lo

ck

will work and both the wheel rotate a

t

s

ame speed

.

Note : Differential lock operation should be in straight position only and
should be disengaged at turnings to avoid any damage of differential
assembly.

Do not apply differential lock while tractor speed is more than 6 kmph
on turning.

3.5.6 CLUTCH

PEDAL

By

pressing clutch pedal the motion and power or engine will be disengage

f

rom gearbo

x.

Release the clutch pedal slowl

y for t

ransfer the engine power

to

gear bo

x.

3.5.7 METHOD

TO CHECK CLUTCH PEDAL FREE PLAY

Press down the clutch pedal and measure the distance between the footrest
and pad. The distance should be 25 to 30 mm. If the distance is less than
25 mm or higher than 30mm then get it adjusted.

NOTE: Do not keep foot on clutch pedal while tractor is in running condition. It may cause excessive wear of clutch
and clutch falls before its life time

3.5.8 FOOT

BRAK

E PEDALS

Use independent brake in the field operation

s. In f

ield you will turn more

s

harply by pressing brake pedal for the side wheel on the turn

. The

pedal

s

mu

st be locked for

road use

.

3.5.9 METHOD TO CHECK BRAKES
Release the hand brake. Uncouple the two pedal

s

Press

down

the

right hand pedal and measure

the distance bet

ween

the

pad

s & footrest. The distance s

hould be between 25-30 mm

.

If the f

ree play is le

ss t

han 25mm or higher than 30mm then adju

st the both

hex nut on actuator tie rod until free pla

y c

ome

s to 25 to 30 mm.

Now, pre

ss

down the le

ft

hand pedal

. If the v

alues are not equal with the right hand pedal

t

hen repea

t the s

ame procedure until values come equal

.

N

OTE: Ens

ure locking of both break padles while driving on road

.

Note: Difference in the free play will lead to unbalanced brake

s. the tractor can s

lew, in the event o

f v

iolent braking

. the

wheel on which the brakes are applied lo

cks

and the

tyre

wears out quickl

y.

During Road Operation

s Both the

brake

P

edal

s s

hould be locked

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3.5.10 PARKING BRAK

E

Park

ing brake lever is mounted on R.H

.S. foot

board and should alwa

ys be

engaged while tractor is parked

.

Press the foot

break pedal and shi

ft the

parking brake lever towards driver

seat to

engage the parking brake

.

Press the foot

break pedal and shi

ft the

parking brake lever toward

s f

ron

t to

release the parking brake

.

3.5.11

FOOT

ACC

ELERATO

R

Foot acc

elerator is used for control the tractor speed as per requiremen

t,

Only use foot acc

elerator while moving on road

.

3.5.12 HAND THR

OTTLELEVE

R

Hand throttle lever mounted on dashboard (Panel) is used in field application
to inc

rease the speed of engine, pull down the lever and to decrease pull up

the lever.

3.5.13 DR

IVER SEAT

Driver sea

t can be

adjusted according to your convenience in following wa

ys

3.5.14

SEAT PAN TRAVEL

ADJUSTMEN

T

Seat can be moved f

orward

& back

ward to three different locations as per

requiremen

t. A

dju

st the seat as

per requirement b

y shift

ing the pin as indicated

direction

.

3.5.15

SEAT

BACK ADJUSTMEN

T

Seat can be

adjusted upward/downward by loosening the four bol

ts

mounted

on the ba

ck s

ide o

f the seat.

Loose the four mounting

sc

rews o

f seat back. S

lide the seat ba

ck to des

ired

height and religh

t the sc

rew

s.

3.5.16

TOOL BOX

T

ool box is mounted at below of driver sea

t.

To

open the tool bo

x tilt the seat t

oward

s f

ron

t t

hen unscrew then knob (A) and

li

ft the cover of t

ool bo

x.

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3.5.17

SEVEN PIN SOCKET

7 Pin socket is mounted on ba

cks

ide of driver sea

t to attach the t

railer

c

onnection as per following Connector

s.

1

Eart

h 2

Work

ing ligh

t

3 Le

ft I

ndicator

5 Righ

t I

ndicator

7

For Extra

Connection

4

Park

ing ligh

t

6

Brake

ligh

t

3.5.18

POSITION CONTROL LEVE

R

This

bla

ck c

olour lever is mounted on R.H

.S. of

driver seat which enable

s

raising or lowering the implement/li

ft.

3.5.19

POWER TAKE OFF

P

ower take o

ff is

mounted at rear side o

f tractor. This is used for s

upplying

power directl

y to

implemen

t f

rom engine

. P

ower take o

ff shaff has st

andard

06 Spline on 540 rpm

. PTO can be

engaged or disengaged b

y PTO shifter

lever. 3 - speed

s can be obt

ained by putting the

PTO Lever in diff

eren

t t

hree

.Posit

ion (i.e. 1,2,3)

3.5.20 R

EGISTRATION PLATE

A v

ehicle registration plate or number plate is mounted at rear end of righ

t

f

ender as per country rule

.

3.5.21

LIGHTS

The v

ehicle is equipped with

E

marked front and rear tail ligh

ts.

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3.6

Engin

e:

3.6.1 S

tart

ing the Engin

e:

Starter Switch: The starter switch is used to start the

engine

OFF POSITIO

N

W

hen the key i

s t

urned to this position, power suppl

y to the

electri

c circuits is

cut off,

and the ke

y can be

removed or inserted in this position

. To stop the

engine

, t

urn the ke

y to this posit

ion and pull the

'P

ull to

stop k

nob

'

ON:

W

hen the key i

s t

urned in to this position, power i

s s

upplied to the

electri

c circuits. After the

engine

starts , the key is

held in thi

s

position

.

HEAT:

This is an int

ermediate position between

the 'ON'

and

'Start'

position

. W

hen the key i

s t

urned to this position

, the

glow plug

s

would become hot and allow ea

sy startup of a c

old engine

.

START:

W

hen the key i

s t

urned to thi

s f

inal position

, the starter c

ran

ks the

engine and

the

engine

starts. W

hen

the key is

released, i

t

automatically return

s to the 'ON' posit

ion

.

For S

tart

ing

:-

A

Che

ck that the

gear shifter lever and range selector lever are in neutral

.

B

Move the low/ high speed selector lever to neutral position

.

C Move the hand throttle lever to about halfway position

.

D Depre

ss the clutch

pedal all the wa

y.

Warning: The E

ngine Should not Crank i

f the

above conditions are not met -

If this

happens have

the tractor

repaired b

y y

our dealer or

authorized service center

.

Cold Weather

start

ing (Temperature below 0 °C or 32

° F):

W

hen outdoor temperature drop

s to

around or below 0 °C (32

° F),

check the c

ooling

system

and if necessary add the recommended

antifreeze

.

Warning: Do not

inje

ct f

luids (Ether) to make the engine easier to

start in c

old

weather

.

3.6.2

. Pro

ceed as

Follow

s:

1 Perform operation

s A, B,C

and D as instructed above

.

2 Turn the

Starter Key to '

Hea

t' posit

ion and keep i

t t

here for few second

s

and then turn the ke

y to start posit

ion

.

3

If the

engine fail

s to start

repea

t Step 2,

wait a further 10 to 15 seconds and

t

hen turn the ke

y to start posit

ion again

.

Note:

1

If the

engine fail

s to start after two or t

hree attemp

ts

and smoke can be

s

een coming out o

f the ex

hau

st,

repea

t the start

ing procedure with le

ss

t

ime glow plug heater

.

2 Do no

t k

eep the ke

y t

urned to

start posit

ion for more than 15 seconds at a

t

ime

.

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3

Wait at

lea

st

one minute between ever

y two att

emp

ts of start

ing the

tractor.

If the

engine does no

t start

regularly and easil

y, do not cont

inue a

s for you may

run down the batter

y. B

leed any air that may have accumulated in the fuel

system

and, i

f the

problem persi

sts check that:
1 Fuel filters are not blocked
2 The battery and Heater Plugs are working efficientl

y.

Note-: Before

start

ing a cold engine in cold weather fir

st cover the

radiator with

a radiator cover. Remove the cover a

s s

oon as a normal working temperature

is achieved

.

3.6.3. R

unning in:- It is essent

ial to take the following precautions during the
running in period

:

1 During this period, do no

t s

ubje

ct the tractor to

loads greater than those i

t

will have to deal with during the re

st of its

working life

.

2 Engage low gears when towing hea

vy

load

s.

3

W

hen running in

, check

regularl

y that

all

sc

rew

s, nuts

and bol

ts

are tigh

t.

4 To ensure prolonged clutch life, run in the clutch di

scs c

orrectl

y.

3.6.4

. Turning off the engin

e:

1 Turn the engine accelerator to idle position
2 Turn the starting Ke

y to 'Off' posit

ion

3

Stop the

engine by pulling the fuel cut-o

ff lever t

ill engine

stops.

3.7

FUELSYSTE

M

3.7.1 FU

ELSAVING TIPS

Maintain your tractor

. B

adly maintained tractor wastes 25% of preciou

s f

uel

.

A

lwa

ys top up tank at the

end of da

y to av

oid water contamination in fuel tan

k

due to moisture

.

Change fuel filter regularly as per maintenance

sc

hedule. Use genuine fuel

filter av

ailable at authorized dealer

. Also c

lean feed pump

, filter

and drain ou

t

water from filters as per

sc

hedule

.

Prevent f

uel leakage

.

For better

performance o

f tractor f

ollow running in proce

ss

mentioned in thi

s

manual
Do not ride the clutch

.

Run tractor with appropriate speed and gear combination

.

Do lengthwise field operation

.

A

lwa

ys k

eep the specified

tyre

pressure for road and field operation

.

Switch off the

engine when the tractor is not in use

.

Av

oid wheel slippage

Attac

hed tractor trolley at appropriate heigh

t.

Do not over load tractor beyond capaci

ty.

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3.8 HYDRAULIC

3.8.1 HYDRAULIC

SYSTE

M

In this tractor live hy

drauli

c system is

provided

. In

which hydraulic pump i

s

driven by engine and mounted a

t cover of

engine

. As the

engine run

, the

hydraulic pump also

starts

working

. T

ransmission lubrication oil is used a

s

hydraulic oil

.

3.8.2 T

RAN

SPORT LO

CK

It acts as safely device

during transportation of implemen

ts. It is located on f

ron

t

s

ide of Hydraulic Rear Cover below driver sea

t.

Use

: For safety lock f

ull

y t

ighten the response valve by rotating in clockwise

direction

Response Valve should always be closed during implements transportation.

3.8.3 THREE POINT LI

NKA

GE

T

hree-point linkage is used to moun

t the

implemen

t,

which i

s f

ully mounted

,

or semi-mounted and used for differen

t f

ield operation

. T

hree-point linkage

i

s cont

rolled by hydraulic lever

. In this two

lower link are available, of which

one side o

f the

lower link is attached with differential housing and other i

s

used to hitch the lower pin o

f the

implemen

t. Lift

rods are mounted on li

ft

arm

that is

operated

t

hrough ro

ckshaft.

Loose

s

ide o

f Top

link is used

for

attaching upper hitch pin of implemen

t. Top

link is adjustable for proper

sett

ing of implement and ease a

t the t

iming of joining

.

3.8.3.1

LIFT RODS (A &

B)

If lift

rod i

s fitted with lift

arm and lower lin

k, the

length of li

ft

rod (

A&B) c

anno

t

be adjusted

.

3.8.3.2

TOP LINK

(C)

For

length adjustment o

f top

lin

k, fix the top

link other end and turn the lever

for inc

reasing or decreasing the length. During field operation lo

ck the t

ube

to av

oid unnecessar

y t

urning

.

3.8.3.3

LOWER LINKS

(C)

Lower Lin

ks

are provided for hitching the implemen

t.

3.8.3.4 ATTACHIN

G IMPLEMENT TO 3 POINT LI

NKA

GE

Posit

ion the tractor to align corresponding linkage with the hitch poin

ts of

implemen

ts. K

eep the implement on hard

& lev

eled surface and attach a

s

per given below instruction

s :

First attach with Left

lower link (E) and Right Lower Link (F)

T

hen at Last attach with Top Link (C)

3.8.3.5 DIREC

TIONAL CONTROL VALVE

(DCV)

The tractor is

equipped with single acting directional control valve

. The

operator is with a lever located on LHS of driver sea

t. And the c

oupler (qui

ck

attach) is at rear side o

f tractor.

Use only single action cylinder implement.

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TYRE

TYRE SIZE

Pressure

(kPa)

80 100 120 140 160

REAR

8 - 18

4 Ply

Rating

345 395 440 480 520

FRONT

5 - 12

115 135 150 160 175

3.9 WHEELS AND TYRES

Tyres Play vital

role in transportation and agriculture operation

s. It is the most

importan

t factor in the effic

ient performance

o

f tractor it s

hould be used only as per company recommendation. Here we will discu

ss

only pneumati

c tyres.

On any tyre t

here i

s s

ome marking which represen

ts its size & c

apaci

ty e.g. Tyre

marking is 8x18, 4 ply rating i.e. 8 inch i

s

the sect

ion width, 18 inch i

s the

bead diameter

. Ply rat

ing doe

sn’t s

how tha

t the s

ame No. of plies are inserted in

tyre. It is

onl

y c

omparative measure o

f the

load carrying capaci

ty (L.C.C) of tyre. As

more ply rating shows more L.C.C. a

t the s

ame

t

ime as L.C.C. increase the sho

cks abs

orption capaci

ty dec

rease

s.

In

general

, tractor is cons

idered for two

types of

wor

k:

Work on soft s

oil where maximum adhesion is needed

. In this case t

here will be use of lowe

st

pressure compatible with the

load carried

.

Work on

hard ground and road

s, t

owing e

tc. In this case t

here will be use of maximum pressure

.

3.9.1 IN

FIELD OPERATIONS

(Recommended

Tyre Press

ure

: F

ront - 1.75 Kg/cm

2

&

Rear .84 Kg/cm2)

Correct Pressure

G

ood adherence by dirt grouser

s.

G

ood cleaning o

f the t

read

Insufficient P

ressure

Reduce adherence through la

ck of

tyre

grip

.

Deterioration o

f tyre cas

ing b

y

tract

ion force

s.

O

ver Pressure

Reduce group due to la

ck of

c

leaning
Deterioration due to compacted
ground

.

3.9.2 ON ROAD

OPERATIONS

(Recommended

Tyre Press

ure

: F

ront - 2.15 kg/cm

2

&

Rear 1.57 kg/cm2)

Correct Pressure

Resistance to Wear

Insufficient P

ressure

Reduce adherence through la

ck of

tyre

grip

.

Deterioration o

f tyre cas

ing b

y

tract

ion force

s.

O

ver Pressure

Reduce group due to la

ck of

c

leaning
Deterioration due to compacted
ground

.

3.9.3 RECOMMENDED

LOAD

CARRYING CAPAC

ITY

NOTE: Tyre pressure should never maximum pressure as recommended the tyre could burst. Change / repair any worn

or faulty tyre (cuts, cracks etc.) immediately to prevent the problem become more severe

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3.9.4 BALLASTING OF TRACTOR
P

roper ballasting is an importan

t factor in tractor

performance

. For better

performance o

f tractor, the

weight o

f tractor can be dec

reased as per

requiremen

t. Max

imum productivi

ty can be ac

hieved only i

f tractor

weight i

s

appropriate for the job

. B

alla

st is

required for traction and

st

abili

ty. F

ollowing

factors det

ermine amount of balla

st.

S

oil surface loose or firm

Type of

implemen

t

Travel s

peed and tractor power output partial or full load

.

3.9.5 FRONT WHEEL TOE IN
After sett

ing the tra

ck

width is necessar

y to

adju

st toe in of the f

ront axle

.

3.9.6 CHECKING AND ADJUSTMENT OF TOE-IN
Firstly

par

k the tractor on level surface. T

urn the

st

eering wheel so tha

t f

ron

t

wheels are in the

st

raight-ahead position

. Stop the

engine. Measure distance
(A) between tyres at hub level in front of axle. Record measurement and
mar

k the

points on

tyres. Move tractor back

about 1 meter so that mark on the

tyre is at

hub level behind the axle

.

A

gain measure distance between

tyres at s

ame point on

tyre. Rec

ord the

measurem en

t. Det

ermine

the diff

erence between

f

ront and rear

measuremen

t. If the f

ront measurement i

s s

maller toe i

s 'In'. If the

rear i

s

s

maller

, toe is 'Out'. DIstance (A) at f

ront or tyre

s s

hould be 3-6 mm le

ss t

han

distance measured at rear o

f tyres.

A

dju

st t

oe-in

If necessary. For

adjusting toe-in loosen the lo

ck nuts (B) on

both side

s. T

urn the tie rod and adju

st toe in to

3-6 mm

.

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3.9.7 REAR WH

EEL T

RACK

WIDTH

ADJUSTMEN

T

Track

width o

f the

rear axle can be adjusted by repositioning or exchanging the rims or by reversing the wheel di

scs.

Track

width can also be adjusted by exchanging the complete wheel to the opposite side o

f tractor. This

manual permi

ts

the c

hange from di

sc dis

hed in to di

sc dis

hed out operations without disassembling the wheel

. W

hen changing rear

wheel

s f

rom one side to the other

, the

arrow on sidewall o

f tyre

poin

ts in the

direction o

f f

orward rotation

. A study of

f

ollowing diagram

, f

rom attempting to change tra

ck

width setting will save unnecessary labour

.

DIAGRAM

(REAR)
(FRONT)

Trouble Shooting (T

yre Complaints)

T

RACK

WIT

H

(725 - 860) MM
(520 - 103) MM

Probl

ems F

actor Effect

ing

Corrective act

ion

Alternate wear

trea

d

I

nappropriate pressure in

tyres.

Continuous use o

f tyres for excessive

load on

road with two-tyre trailer

.

Inc

orre

ct matc

hing o

f tractor with t

railer

.

Maintain appropriate pressure in

tyres.

T

here should be che

ck up of tyres

pressure from

t

ime to time

.

T

here should be corre

ct matc

hing o

f tractor wit

h

Sidewall or

Shoulder d

amage

Damage b

y s

harp edge

s t

hings like

st

one

s,

pieces of gla

ss etc.

Tyres

damage with linkages while turning

.

Maintain appropriate pressure in

tyres.

Never turn the tractor instantl

y.

Scoop or w

ear

from

high cen

ter

Excessive

pressure led to early wear o

f tyres.

Use o

f tractor in t

ransportation for longer period

.

P

roper inflation and ballasting o

f tyres

during

Puncture of

tyre

aga

in and again

:

Places where Crops like Sunflower, Sugarcane &
Cotton etc that are with sharp edges stem and
deeps roots have more probability to cause
damage to tyre.

To over come this problem, wheel track should be

Damage t

o

tread/cr

own of

tyre

Merging of sharp edges things in tread/crown
area.
Contact with stones, pieces of glass, steel or crops
with sharp edges stem and deep roots etc.

Don’

t

run the tractor with high speed on sharp

edges area

s.

Damage of tyre

due to l

ess

Less inflation pressure of tyre.
Overload

According to the load, pressure should be there in
tyres.

3.9.8

GENERAL SUGGESTIONS

Always maintain proper inflation of tyres.
Tyre should be ballast to over come the problem of slippage.
Tractor should be park in shed area in order to avoid the direct contact of sunrays with tyres.
If tractor is not in use for longer period then tyre should be jacked
Avoid the contact of oil & grease with tyres.

3.9.9 CHECK WH

EEL NUT BOLT

Check wheel nut of the front and rear wheel. Torque it as per specification.

Wheel body on hub
Rear wheel : 130-130 NM
Front wheel : 72 NM

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4

. GENE

RAL MAINTENANC

E

4.1ENGINE

4.1.1 ENGINE L

UBRICA

TION SYSTE

M

We rec

ommend the grade

SAE15W 40 as

mentioned in service

sc

hedule

.

4.1.2 CHECK ENGIN

E OIL LEVEL

Bef

ore checking the oil level be ensure tha

t tractor is

parked on leveled

ground

. Stop the

engine and wai

t for s

ome time, as all oil should return to

oil sump

.

Che

ck the

oil level by unscrewing dipsti

ck (A) Top up the

oil level i

f the level

is below the minimum level mar

k. Do not over f

ill than maximum level mar

k.

4.1.3

CHANGIN

G OF OIL FILTER & ENGINE OIL

CHANGIN

G OIL FILTER (Spin-on typ

e):

1

. Stop y

our tractor to the side of road on leveled surface and drain

the

engine oil in an oil pan after removing the drain plug

.

2. Remove the oil filter by rotating it in anti-clockwise direction b

y

hand or with the filter wrench

.

3

. Take

new oil filter and che

ck it for

proper seating of gaske

t.

4

. A

ppl

y c

lean engine oil to gasket on the new oil filter

.

5

. Inst

all oil filter

. W

hen the filter gaske

t contacts the

mounting

surface of filter, t

ighten the new oil filter

.

R

EFILLING ENGINE OIL

:

1. Re-install the Drain plug and remove the oil filler cap

.

2

. F

ill the engine oil with the specified engine oil (

SAE 15W

40) to

the specif

ied level to sump capaci

ty. (3.1 Ltr.

)

3

. Insert into the

oil level gauge guide

, t

hen pull ou

t the

gauge again

.

4

. Ens

ure that oil level should be between the M

AX. & MIN.

mar

ks

on

the

oil level gauge

. If less t

hen pour the oil to bring i

t to specif

ied

level

.

5

. Inst

all the oil filler cap after a refill

.

6. Che

ck the

oil pan and other par

ts for

oil leakage

.

7

. Start the

engine, allow i

t to

run idle and don

't race it

immediatel

y.

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4.1.4 CHANGIN

G OF FUEL FILTER (Spin-on type)

1

. Shut

down fuel co

ck.

2. Remove the filter by rotating it in anti-clockwise direction b

y

hand or special wrench

.

3

. Take

new filter and che

ck it for

proper seating of gaske

t.

4

. A

ppl

y c

lean engine oil to gasket on the new fuel filter

.

5

. Inst

all fuel filter, when the filter gaske

t contacts the

mounting

surface of filter, t

ighten the filter and ensure tha

t t

here is no

leakage

.

4.1.5 AIR B

LEEDING FROM FUEL INJECTION SYSTEM/ FUEL

FILTER REPLACEMENT

After c

hanging the fuel filter the

system must be

air - bleed in thi

s

manner

:

1

.

Switch ON the ignition key to start the electric pump till completion
of air bleeding process.

2

.

Loosen the vent plug (A) at the top of fuel filter body.

3

.

Tighten the vent plug (A) untill the bubble free fuel flows from the air
vent plug hole.

4

.

Loosen the return valve (B) of FIP and allow the air to flow out from
the system.

5

.

Tighten the vent plug (B) untill the bubble free fuel flows from the
return valve.

6

.

Loosen the injector pipes (C,D,E) and crank the engine till the
bubble free fuel flow is ensured.

7

.

Tighten all the injectors.

4.2 AIR CLEANER

4.2.1 OIL BATH TYPE AIR CLEANER

Tractor is fitted with two st

age (pre cleaner (A) and oil bath

type

air

c

leaner (B) air filtration

system.

If the dust enter in the

engine with the air it will cause wear o

f v

ariou

s

moving par

ts of

engine

, t

herefore should be cleaned and serviced

depending upon the operating condition

s.

Under extremely du

sty

c

ondition

s the t

ime limit recommend for cleaning should be

decreased

. P

roper maintenance o

f the

air cleaner extend

s the life of

the

engine. Here the air impinges upon the surface fo the oil and

particles o

f f

oreign matter are carried into the oil b

y t

heir own

momentum and trapped

.

4.2.2 CLEANING OF PRE-CLEANER (DRY)

The funct

ion of pre-cleaner i

s to

remove the du

st/waste

particle

s f

rom

air before entering the air cleaner

.

1. Unscrew the cover nut (C)

2. Remove the cover(D)
3

. Take out the Glass

bowl(E), Clean it and reassemble in reverse

procedure

.

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4.2.3 AIR CLEANER B

OWL & ELEMENT CLEANING (WET

)

1. Remove the oil pan after opening three clamp

s.

2

. Take out the

oil filter element and immerse it in cleaning solvent and

rinse wash

. T

hen dr

y the

element with compressed air

.

3. Drain the oil from the oil pan

. Sc

rap out all the accumulated sludge and

rinse in cleaning fluid

.

4. Refill the oil pan to the marked level with 200ml oil

.

5. Reverse the removal procedure to reinstall i

t.

4.2.4 A

FTER EVERY 50 HRS

Replace air cleaner oil and clean wire mesh elemen

t.

Remove the wire

mesh filter elemen

t c

lean it with diesel or kerosene. Dry well before

assemble i

t.

Ens

ure proper seating or Rubber Rings. Replace if damage

.

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4.3 RADIATOR

4.3.1 C

OOLANT LEVEL IN

RADIATOR (HOT)

S

lowly unscrew the radiator cap up to the safe

ty catch

(about 1/3

t

urn)

. Wait to

allow the

st

eam to escape. Continue unscrewing the

cap,

pre

ss it

down firml

y to

release the safe

ty catch. The level of

c

oolan

t s

hould ju

st touch the tab located in the f

illing spou

t.

If the level has

dropped

, check the ent

ire cooling

system for ext

ernal

leakage (radiator, hoses e

tc.) If t

here is no external leakage

, top up

the c

oolan

t.

F

ill the reserve tank with coolant upto the FULL line mar

k for c

oolan

t

TOP UP.

C

oolant is mixture of w

ater a

nd

recommended anti sca

ling /

anti rust

ing / anti

freeze agent

in

recommended rat

io,

as describe

d below

:

Recommended Anti

Sc

aling

/ Rusty (VEEDOL ZEROR)

300ML

Use of antifreeze (%) in case of operation in sub Zero Temperature

Ambient Temperature

Range0C (0F)

Upto

-15 (5)

- 15 to

-23 (-11)

- 23 (-11) to

-36 (-32)

-36 (-32) to

-33(-35)

Antifreeze (%)

30 30 50 55

4.3.2 RADIATOR DRAINING &

FLUSHING (When Cold

)

1. Remove the radiator cap and drain plug

.

2. Le

t the c

oolant drain ou

t.

Close drain co

cks

and plug

s. Flush the

c

ooling

system with water /

Cleaning Solution for 15 minutes a

t

engine oil

, t

hen drain the cleaning solution

.

3. Refi

t the

drain plug and refill the coolant (Mixture of water

,

anti

sc

aling agen

t, antif

reeze) as mentioned in 4.3.1

.

4. Run the engine with radiator cap open and depre

ss acc

elerator

2-3 times and Top up coolant if required

.

5. Refi

t the

radiator cap and ensure tightne

ss

all the connection

s

for any

leakage

.

4.3.3 RADIATOR

FINS CLEANING

1

.

Check Radiator Fin

s for

holes or cra

cks for chock

ing

.

2

. To c

lean the radiator from engine side to outside blow

c

om

4.3.4 RADIATOR CA

P

Cooling

system is closed

pressurized

system so

don

't

operate the

tractor wit

hout radiator cap or cap with damaged rubber

s

eals/defective release valve to avoid water lo

ss

and engine

overheating

.

Use genuine radiator cap onl

y.

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4.4 HYDRAULIC

4.4.1

T

RANSM

ISSION/HY

DRAULIC

OIL LEVEL

To check the T

ransmission/Hydraulic oil level unscrew the dipsti

ck

(which

is mounted on R.H

.S. of

main gear shifter lever). Che

ck the

oil level and

TOP up if

needed

.

Note

: K

eep the oil level up to maximum oil level mar

k.

4.4.2 CHAN

GE T

RANSM

ISSION OIL

Bef

ore draining

the

oil, heat up by running engine

, t

ransmission and

hydrauli

c system. Park the tractor on level

ground

, t

urn o

ff the

engine and

t

hen drain the oil by opening the drain plug provided at bottom of gear bo

x

and differential housing

. F

ill the new oil. Che

ck the level by

dipsti

ck.

T

ighten the drain plug

.

Hydrauli

c + T

ransmission Oil capaci

ty 15.7 Ltr.

(approx.)

G

rade

: EP

-80

4.4.3 CHAN

GE STEERING GEAR BOX OIL

Drain ou

t the

oil by removing the side plate o

f st

eering gear box assembl

y.

K

eep oil level up to level plug

.

St

eering Oil capaci

ty

500 ml (approx.)

4.4.4

FRONT AXLE OIL LEVEL

Oil level check

plug is provided on R.H

.S. of f

ront axle

. O

pen the plug and

check the

oil level

. The

lower point of plug should be immersed in oil

.

Capaci

ty :2.0 Ltr.

G

rade

: EP

80

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5

. OTHERS

5.1 (A)

TE

CHNICA

L P

ARAM

ETERS : SOLIS - 20

DESCR

IPTION OF ENGINE

Make

MHI-

VST

Diesel Engine

s Pvt. Ltd.

Ty

pe

4

stroke, Nat

urall

y As

pirated, Liquid Cooled

,

IDI,

Diesel Engine

Model and Identification

MVL3

E

Intake syst

em

Natural

As

piration

Work

ing principle (Four/Two

strok

e)

F

our

Strok

e

B

ore

/Strok

e(mm)

76/70 mm

Number and layout o

f cy

linders and firing order

03 no. o

f cy

linder

s; I

nline Layou

t; F

iring order 1-3-2

Cylinder capaci

ty

952

cc

Compression ratio (Speci

fy the t

olerance)

23:1

± 0.

5

A

rrangement o

f valves

Ov

erhead, inline

I

njection timing

170

± 10 BT

DC

I

njector

s O

pening Pressure

13.7 (+1.3) MPa

Type of Gov

ernor

Mechanical

Make(s) Country or origin

M

ITSUBISHI HEAVY I

NDUSTR

IES LTD. (JAPA

N)

E

ngine Rated speed

2700rpm

Fly

up

2970

± 50

rpm

Low Idling

1000

± 30

rpm

HP at rated RPM

18.22

Ma

x T

orque (Nm)

52.3Nm@2600 RPM

VALVE CLE

ARANCE (C

old / Ho

t)

Intake / Ex

hau

st

(mm)

0.25

L

UBRICA

TION SYSTE

M

Description o

f systems

Force F

eed-Cum-Splash

Posit

ion of lubricant reservoir

Oil s

ump at bottom o

f E

ngine blo

ck

Type of

lubrication Pump

G

ear pump

Capaci

ty of

pump at rated (Engine/pump) rpm

14 Lpm at rated speed

pressure release seating Kpa

/ (Kgf / c

m2)

294

± 29.4 kPa (3.0 ± 0.3 kgf/c

m2)

Oil s

ump capaci

ty (I

)

3.1 Liter

s

Total

Lub

. Oil c

apaci

ty (I

)

3.6 Liter

s

C

OOLING SYSTE

M

liquid

/

air cooling

Liquid Cooling

Characteristi

cs of

liquid-cooling

syst

em

Forced water circ

ulation Opening

Start - 76.

50C

T

hermosta

t sett

ing

F

ull Open - 900C

EX

HAU

ST SYSTE

M

Type of S

ilencer

Vertic

ally downward

, cy

lindrical

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T

RANSM

ISSION SYSTE

M

Clutc

h

Ty

pe

Dr

y, frict

ion plate

G

earbox

Ty

pe

S

liding Mesh

OVERALL DIMENSIONS

(mm)

Width

950

He

igh

t

1950

Length

2310

Ground cl

earance

250

Wheel b

ase

1420

M

inimum radius of turning circl

e

With Brake

(m)

2.4

Wit

hou

t Brake

(m)

2.9

Trade Width

F

ron

t

820 (Adjustable 820-1030)

Rear

725 (Adjustable 725-860)

BRAK

ES

Ty

pe

Mechanical

, Ex

pandable shoe

&

drum

ty

pe

POWER TAKE OFF

TYPE

Ty

pe-1

PTO RPM @

2700 RPM

C1-630, C2-930, C3-1605

STEERING SYSTE

M

Ty

pe

Mechanical (Manual)

FUEL T

ANK

Capaci

ty

30Ltr

.

(B) TECHNICAL PARAMETERS : SOLIS - 20

PTO PERFO

RMANC

E

Ma

x P

ower (kW)

14.98

Rated Power (kW) 13.4@2700

13.4 kw

Maximum equivalen

t c

ran

k shaft T

orque (nm)

45

Back up T

orque (%)

7% min

.

SFC at Max P

ower (g

/k W

h)

323

DRAWBAR

PERFO

RMANC

E

Maximum Drawbar Power without ballasted (kw)

8.24

Maximum Drawbar Pull with

St

andard

B

allasted Tractor (kN)

4.97

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POWER LIFT

AND HYDRAULIC PUM

P PERFO

RMANCE :

Maximum

lifting capacity throughout the range of lift,

(kN) :

At hitch

poin

ts

With the st

andard frame

Ma

x. Hy

draulic power, (kw)

Brief

Specifi

cat

ion of Impl

ements use

d during field

test

Di

sc

plough

Rotavator

T

railer

Mold Board Plough

T

ractor We

ight with ball

ast

ing and un-ball

ast

ing Condition

Mass of the tractor

without op

erator

but with

a

ll liquid

reservoirs f

ull, (Kg

)

Front

Without ballast

370

With Ballast as used during drawbar performance test

360

With Ballast as used during field test (dry-land operation)

360

With Ballast as used during wet-land operation (cage Wheel Fitted)

N

A

With Ballast as used haulage test

360

Rear

Total

440

810

420

780

420

780

N

A NA

420 780

Accessories s

upplied with the

tractor

Accessories

Quanti

ty

Top

lin

k

1

Toe

hoo

k

1

F

ront balla

st

weigh

t

4 (Fron

t W

eight)

St

andard Balla

st

T

ool Ki

t

1

Service Kit

E

ngine Oil Filter

s, F

uel Filter

s & Fan Belt

O

perator Manual

1

Nominal tractor

Speed

Movement

G

ear

Nominal speed at rated RPM

with-8.0 - 18

rear tyres hav

ing radius index

414 mm

L

OW HIG

H

F

orward

1

st

1.25 5.50

F

orward

2nd

1.88 8.28

F

orward

3rd

3.17 13.93

Reverse

2.60 7.03

No. o

f S

peed

8 (6+2)

T

yre

5.0 - 12

F

ron

t Tyre Siz

e

8.0 - 18

Rear

Tyre Siz

e

SOLIS 20 OPERATOR MANUA

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P

articulars

5.2 RECOMMENDED GRAD

E OF L

UBRICAN

TS & GREASES

TRACTOR MODE

L

SOLIS

-20

ENGINE MODE

L

MVL3

E

ENGINE OI

L

QUANTITY

3.6 Liter

s

GRADE 15W

40

AIR CLEANER OI

L

QUANTITY

0.2 Liter

s

GRADE

SAE 20 W

40

TRANSMISSION OI

L

QUANTITY

17 Liter

s

GRADE

EP

80

HYDRAULIC

OI

L

In c

ommon with Transmission oil

GREASE

Multipurpose grease

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5.3

SERVICE SCHEDULE

Observe the following service schedule. This service schedule is applied to tractors which are operated under normal
conditions. When your tractor is frequently operated in muddy places, greasing must be carried out more frequently and
when the tractor is often operated in dusty places, clean the air cleaner element and fuel filter more frequently. Extra
servicing must be carried out according to particular situation.

Parameters

Specifications

50 hrs/

1st Service

250 hrs/

2nd Service

500 hrs/

3rd Service

750 hrs/

4th Service

1000 hrs/

5th Service

Air cleaner bowl oil

SAE20W

40

CR C R C R

Engine Oil

15 W40 (3.6 LTR)

R R R R R

Engine oil filter

R R R R R

Fuel filter element

R R R R R

Fan belt tension

CA CA CA CA C

A

Radiator coolant

C C C C C

Battery leads

CT CT CT CT C

T

Brake pedal free play

CA CA CA CA C

A

Clutch pedal free play

CA CA CA CA C

A

Transmission oil

EP 80

(17 LTR)

R R R C R

Hydraulic oil Strainer

C C C C C

Front hub end play

CA CA CA CA C

A

Front axle differential oil

EP 80 (2.0 LT

R)

R C R C R

Tappet clearance

CA CA CA CA C

A

Dash board equipment
operations

C C C C C

Retighten all fasteners

CT CT CT CT C

T

Steering linkage

CT CT CT CT C

T

Engine mounting bolt

72 NM

CT CT CT CT C

T

Cylinder Head bolts

M12-11-12 Kg/m, M10-7-8 Kg/m

CT CT CT CT C

T

Radiator Mounting bolts

M8-2.5-3 Kg/m

CT CT CT CT C

T

Drag arm mounting bolts nuts

M12-8.5-9.5 Kg/m

CT CT CT CT C

T

Gear box mounting bolts

35-40 Nm

CT CT CT CT C

T

Front wheel bolts

72 Nm

CT CT CT CT C

T

Rear wheel bolts

130-190 Nm

CT CT CT CT C

T

Engine clutch housing bolts

35-40 Nm

CT CT CT CT C

T

R-Replace, CT-Check & Tighten, C-Check, CR-Clean & Replace, CA-Check & Adjust
Beyond 1000 Hrs Repeat the cycle every 250 hrs.

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5.4 GREASIN

G POINTS ON T

RACTOR

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5.5

WIRING DIAG

RAM

SOLIS 20 OPERATOR MANUA

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ELECTRICAL

WIRING

CIRCUIT

DIAGRAM

FOR

SOLIS

-20

5.6 WARRAN

TY

ITL Tractor Divis

ion (hereinafter

c

alled "

Company")

warran

ts to the ret

ail purchaser o

f the P

rodu

cts

manufactured

b

y t

hem

that the

Compan

y's

dealer will repair or replace any par

t t

hero

f s

ubje

ct ot

limitation

s specif

ied herein

below

f

ound

to be defective in mat

erials or workmanship in

t

heir opinion

, within 18 months or

1500

hours of

op

erat

ion,

whichever occurs earlier

, f

orm

the date

when

the

produ

cts

are delivered new

to the

original retail

cust

omer (the Purchaser) For the fuel injection pump and battery warran

ty

will be up to 12 months or 1000 hrs of

op

erat

ion,

whichever occurs earlier

.

This

warran

ty is

limited to the deliver

y to the

purchaser

, f

ree a

t the Aut

horized Dealer

's

workshop or Compan

y's

wor

ks, of

the

part or part whether new or repaired, in exchange for those acknowledged b

y the

Compan

y to be defective.

The

Compan

y's res

ponsibili

ty is

limited to the terms o

f this W

arran

ty

and i

t s

hall not be answerable for personal injuries or

cons

equential or resulting liabili

ty,

damage or lo

ss

arising

f

rom any defe

cts. This

warran

ty s

hall not appl

y to

defe

cts/

damage

s caused by

normal wear and tear, acciden

ts, misuse or

negle

ct, or to defects in the P

rodu

cts

which have

been altered outside the Compan

y's

wor

ks or

which have been let out on hire or the identification mar

ks on

which have

been altered or removed

.

The

Compan

y's

Liabili

ty

under

this W

arran

ty is

dependent upon

the strict observance by the Purchaser, of the

f

ollowing provision

s :

-

(a)

The Purchase at the t

ime of delivery shall sign

, c

omplete and return the Authorized Warran

ty

and Dealer

's

Repor

t

f

orm

.

(b)

The Aut

horized Dealer only will perform repairs of replacemen

ts, f

ollowing delivery o

f the

produ

ct by the

purchaser

to the

Dealer

's

place of busine

ss.

© This W

arran

ty s

hall not apply i

f the P

rodu

ct or any

par

t t

hereof is repaired or altered otherwise in according with

our

st

andard repair procedure or by any person other than our Authorized Dealer or their branch dealer or their

service centers in any way.

(d)

The Purchaser s

hall at all times in the operation of an

y the

Compan

y's

produ

cts use

onl

y those

brands of lubricating

oil, lubrican

ts or f

uel, officially approved in writing b

y the

Company.a

(e)

The

judgment o

f the

Company or i

ts Aut

horized Dealer in all cases o

f c

laim

s s

hall be final and conclusive and the

Purchase

agree

s to accept its decis

ion on all questions a

s to defects

and to the exchange of part of par

ts. After the

expiration o

f six days f

rom the dispatch of notification o

f the

Company or the Authorized Dealer

's decis

ion

, the

par

t

or par

ts s

ubmitted may be

sc

rapped or returned carriage forward b

y the c

ompany or i

ts Aut

horized Dealer

.

(f) Claims arising from this warran

ty

will be recognized only i

f they

are in writing to our Authorized Dealer concerned or

to us wit

hout dela

y, after the defect has

been ascertained

.

(g)

We reserves the

righ

t to make c

hanges in design or introduce any improvement or add any part on Produ

ct at any

t

ime without incurring any obligation to install the same on produ

cts

previousl

y s

old

.

(h)

The

warran

ty s

hall become void i

f the

produ

ct is not serviced at any of the c

ompan

y's aut

horized dealers during the

warran

ty

period and tha

t the

all-regular recommended services have been carried ou

t.

5. Use of non-genuine spare par

ts

will invalidate thi

s W

arran

ty.

6

. The

above Warran

ty is in

lieu of all other Warranties expre

ss or

implied, and no person, agent or representative o

f

the

Company is authorized to give any other warranties on the Compan

y's

behalf or to assume for it any other

liabili

ty in c

onnection, with the produ

cts.

7

. All the

proceedings relating to any dispute arising between the Company and the Purchaser on the liabili

ty of the

Company under thi

s W

arran

ty s

hall be taken in Civil Court having jurisdiction in Hoshiarpur onl

y.

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TRACTOR DETAILS

OWNER'S DETAILS

Engine No

Chassis No:

FIP No.
Gear Box No.
Alternator Mak
Hydraulic Pum
Battery Make
a Tyre Details
(S

Front : Left

Name
Address

Phone No
Tractor
Mod
Invoice
Num
Invoice Dat
Invoice

nd No.

r. Nos) :-

el:-

ber:-

e:­Right

Right

LIST OF INSTRUCTIONS TO BE UNDERSTOOD AND FOL LOWED

S.No

Instructions

Tick here

1

Use of Operator's handbook

2

Location & Significance of Engine No. Chassis No. etc

3

Starting and Stopping Procedure

4

Safety Precautions to be observed

5

Use and adjustment of Clutch & Brake Pedals

6

Running of New Tractor for first 100 hrs

7

Maintainence of correct Tyre Pressure

8

Operation of Hydraulic System & Adjustment of three point linkage & Mast height setting

9

Selection of proper gears for different jobs and method

10

Attachment & Detachment of Implements/Use of lift lock for transportation implements

11

Setting of Wheel Track width for different crops

12

Hitching of Trailer/Trolley & Use of Accessories

13

Lubrication Points and correct grade of lubricants

14

Periodic Replacement of fuel filters, oil filters, hydraulic filter

15

Procedure for bleeding Fuel System

16

Proper handling and storage of fuel

17

Maintainence of Cooling System, Fan Belt Adjustment

18

Maintainence of Electrical Equipments

19

Tightening of bolts and nuts

20

Daily and Weekly Maintainence Schedule

21

Terms and conditions of warranty

22

Availing of Free Service from Authorised Dealer

Upload Photograph of Customer with Tractor & Impliments

taken during installation

Accessories received (臣

)

Cultivation
Rotavator
Haulage
Genset
Loader Dozer
Grass cutter

Drawbar
Bumper
Hook
Top link
Tool kit
Operator manual
Front Weights
Wheel Weights

I hereby certify that I have understood all the instructions mentioned in this Certificate regarding Tractor maintenence and Proper use of all
controls. I understand that Warranty starts from today, whose terms and conditions have been explained to me and are acceptable to me. I
have carefully read all the instructions necessary for maintainence and proper use of Tractor. I will follow all the instructions, failing which my
Warranty will stand cancelled.

Dealer representative Name & Signature

Customer Name & Signature

Dealership Name:-

Installation Date:-

Dealership Phone No.

Dealership Address:-

Red

TRACTOR DETAILS

OWNER'S DETAILS

Engine No

Chassis No:

FIP No.
Gear Box No.
Alternator Mak
Hydraulic Pum
Battery Make
a Tyre Details
(S

Front : Left

Name
Address

Phone No
Tractor
Mod
Invoice
Num
Invoice Dat
Invoice

nd No.

r. Nos) :-

el:-

ber:-

e:­Right

Right

LIST OF INSTRUCTIONS TO BE UNDERSTOOD AND FOL LOWED

S.No

Instructions

Tick here

1

Use of Operator's handbook

2

Location & Significance of Engine No. Chassis No. etc

3

Starting and Stopping Procedure

4

Safety Precautions to be observed

5

Use and adjustment of Clutch & Brake Pedals

6

Running of New Tractor for first 100 hrs

7

Maintainence of correct Tyre Pressure

8

Operation of Hydraulic System & Adjustment of three point linkage & Mast height setting

9

Selection of proper gears for different jobs and method

10

Attachment & Detachment of Implements/Use of lift lock for transportation implements

11

Setting of Wheel Track width for different crops

12

Hitching of Trailer/Trolley & Use of Accessories

13

Lubrication Points and correct grade of lubricants

14

Periodic Replacement of fuel filters, oil filters, hydraulic filter

15

Procedure for bleeding Fuel System

16

Proper handling and storage of fuel

17

Maintainence of Cooling System, Fan Belt Adjustment

18

Maintainence of Electrical Equipments

19

Tightening of bolts and nuts

20

Daily and Weekly Maintainence Schedule

21

Terms and conditions of warranty

22

Availing of Free Service from Authorised Dealer

Upload Photograph of Customer with Tractor & Impliments

taken during installation

Accessories received (臣

)

Cultivation
Rotavator
Haulage
Genset
Loader Dozer
Grass cutter

Drawbar
Bumper
Hook
Top link
Tool kit
Operator manual
Front Weights
Wheel Weights

I hereby certify that I have understood all the instructions mentioned in this Certificate regarding Tractor maintenence and Proper use of all
controls. I understand that Warranty starts from today, whose terms and conditions have been explained to me and are acceptable to me. I
have carefully read all the instructions necessary for maintainence and proper use of Tractor. I will follow all the instructions, failing which my
Warranty will stand cancelled.

Dealer representative Name & Signature

Customer Name & Signature

Dealership Name:-

Installation Date:-

Dealership Phone No.

Dealership Address:-

G

reen

TRACTOR DETAILS

OWNER'S DETAILS

Engine No

Chassis No:

FIP No.
Gear Box No.
Alternator Mak
Hydraulic Pum
Battery Make
a Tyre Details
(S

Front : Left

Name
Address

Phone No
Tractor
Mod
Invoice
Num
Invoice Dat
Invoice

nd No.

r. Nos) :-

el:-

ber:-

e:­Right

Right

LIST OF INSTRUCTIONS TO BE UNDERSTOOD AND FOL LOWED

S.No

Instructions

Tick here

1

Use of Operator's handbook

2

Location & Significance of Engine No. Chassis No. etc

3

Starting and Stopping Procedure

4

Safety Precautions to be observed

5

Use and adjustment of Clutch & Brake Pedals

6

Running of New Tractor for first 100 hrs

7

Maintainence of correct Tyre Pressure

8

Operation of Hydraulic System & Adjustment of three point linkage & Mast height setting

9

Selection of proper gears for different jobs and method

10

Attachment & Detachment of Implements/Use of lift lock for transportation implements

11

Setting of Wheel Track width for different crops

12

Hitching of Trailer/Trolley & Use of Accessories

13

Lubrication Points and correct grade of lubricants

14

Periodic Replacement of fuel filters, oil filters, hydraulic filter

15

Procedure for bleeding Fuel System

16

Proper handling and storage of fuel

17

Maintainence of Cooling System, Fan Belt Adjustment

18

Maintainence of Electrical Equipments

19

Tightening of bolts and nuts

20

Daily and Weekly Maintainence Schedule

21

Terms and conditions of warranty

22

Availing of Free Service from Authorised Dealer

Upload Photograph of Customer with Tractor & Impliments

taken during installation

Accessories received (臣

)

Cultivation
Rotavator
Haulage
Genset
Loader Dozer
Grass cutter

Drawbar
Bumper
Hook
Top link
Tool kit
Operator manual
Front Weights
Wheel Weights

I hereby certify that I have understood all the instructions mentioned in this Certificate regarding Tractor maintenence and Proper use of all
controls. I understand that Warranty starts from today, whose terms and conditions have been explained to me and are acceptable to me. I
have carefully read all the instructions necessary for maintainence and proper use of Tractor. I will follow all the instructions, failing which my
Warranty will stand cancelled.

Dealer representative Name & Signature

Customer Name & Signature

Dealership Name:-

Installation Date:-

Dealership Phone No.

Dealership Address:-

1st

First Service (Hours: 50-60) / (One Month)

1st

First Service (Hours: 50-60) / (One Month)

2nd

Second Service (Hours : 250-260)

2nd

Second Service (Hours : 250-260)

International Tractors Limited International Tractors Limited

Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Phones: [phone], 302221, 302223

Phones: [phone], 302221, 302223

Date: Date:
Dealer Code:

Dealer Code:
Model: Model:
Chassis No. Chassis No.
Engine No. Engine No.
HMR HMR

I

here b

y certify that the service has

been carried ou

t to my I

here b

y certify that the service has

been carried ou

t to my

entire satisfaction as per company recommended

sc

hedule

.

entire satisfaction as per company recommended

sc

hedule

.

O

wner

/ O

perator signature

.............................................. O

wner

/ O

perator signature

..............................................

O

wner

/ O

perator Name

................................................... O

wner

/ O

perator Name

...................................................

Dealer

st

amp

& s

ignature

:.................................................

Dealer

st

amp

& s

ignature

:.................................................

Payment towards all consumables (All lub. /oils, bulb, etc.) will be borne Payment towards all consumables (All lub. /oils, bulb, etc.) will be borne
by customer by customer

International Tractors Limited International Tractors Limited

Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Phones: [phone], 302221, 302223

Phones: [phone], 302221, 302223

Date: Date:
Dealer Code:

Dealer Code:
Model: Model:
Chassis No. Chassis No.
Engine No. Engine No.
HMR HMR

I

here b

y certify that the service has

been carried ou

t to my I

here b

y certify that the service has

been carried ou

t to my

entire satisfaction as per company recommended

sc

hedule

.

entire satisfaction as per company recommended

sc

hedule

.

O

wner

/ O

perator signature

.............................................. O

wner

/ O

perator signature

..............................................

O

wner

/ O

perator Name

................................................... O

wner

/ O

perator Name

...................................................

Dealer

st

amp

& s

ignature

:.................................................

Dealer

st

amp

& s

ignature

:.................................................

Payment towards all consumables (All lub. /oils, bulb, etc.) will be borne Payment towards all consumables (All lub. /oils, bulb, etc.) will be borne
by customer by customer

JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING 60 HOURS SERVICE

JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING 60 HOURS SERVICE

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

k

W

as

hing

Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

e

(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil level in st

eering bo

x.

Check
& A

dju

st

T

appe

t c

learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion(10mm)

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner Oil

/Air Filt

er

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

.

Change

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

To

r

quing

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

140 to 150 NM

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

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Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

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(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil level in st

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x.

Che

ck

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dju

st

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appe

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learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion (10mm)

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner Oil/Air Filter

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

.

Change

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

To

r

quing

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

140 to 150 NM

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

k

W

as

hing

Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

e

(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil level in st

eering bo

x.

Check
& A

dju

st

T

appe

t c

learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion(10mm)

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner Oil

/Air Filt

er

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

.

Change

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

To

r

quing

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

140 to 150 NM

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

k

W

as

hing

Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

e

(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil level in st

eering bo

x.

Che

ck

& A

dju

st

T

appe

t c

learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion (10mm)

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner Oil/Air Filter

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

.

Change

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

To

r

quing

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

140 to 150 NM

JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING

260 HOURS SERVICE

JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING

260 HOURS SERVIC

E

3rd

Third Service (Hours: 500-510)

3rd

Third Service (Hours: 500-510)

4th

Fourth Service (Hours : 750-760)

4th

Fourth Service (Hours : 750-760)

International Tractors Limited International Tractors Limited

Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Phones: [phone], 302221, 302223

Phones: [phone], 302221, 302223

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Engine No. Engine No.
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Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Phones: [phone], 302221, 302223

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Engine No. Engine No.
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JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING

510 HOURS SERVICE

JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING

510 HOURS SERVIC

E

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

k

W

as

hing

Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

e

(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil

level in

st

eering bo

x.

Check
& A

dju

st

T

appe

t c

learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion(10mm)

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner Oil

/Air Filt

er

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

.

Change

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

To

r

quing

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

150 to 180 NM

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

k

W

as

hing

Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

e

(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil

level in

st

eering bo

x.

Check
& A

dju

st

T

appe

t c

learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion(10mm)

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner Oil

/Air Filt

er

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

Brake

housing

/

lining

.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Change

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

.

To

r

quing

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

150 to 180 NM

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

k

W

as

hing

Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

e

(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil level in st

eering bo

x.

Check
& A

dju

st

T

appe

t c

learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion(10mm)

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner Oil

/Air Filt

er

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

.

Change

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

To

r

quing

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

150 to 180 NM

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

k

W

as

hing

Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

e

(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil level in st

eering bo

x.

Check
& A

dju

st

T

appe

t c

learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion(10mm)

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner Oil

/Air Filt

er

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

Brake

housing

/

lining

.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Change

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

.

To

r

quing

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

150 to 180 NM

JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING

760 HOURS SERVICE

JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING

760 HOURS SERVIC

E

5th

Fifth Service (Hours: 1000-1010)

5th

Fifth Service (Hours: 1000-1010)

6th

Sixth Service (Hours : 1250-1260)

6th

Sixth Service (Hours : 1250-1260)

International Tractors Limited International Tractors Limited

Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Phones: [phone], 302221, 302223

Phones: [phone], 302221, 302223

Date: Date:
Dealer Code:

Dealer Code:
Model: Model:
Chassis No. Chassis No.
Engine No. Engine No.
HMR HMR

I

here b

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been carried ou

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been carried ou

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entire satisfaction as per company recommended

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by customer by customer

International Tractors Limited International Tractors Limited

Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Phones: [phone], 302221, 302223

Phones: [phone], 302221, 302223

Date: Date:
Dealer Code:

Dealer Code:
Model: Model:
Chassis No. Chassis No.
Engine No. Engine No.
HMR HMR

I

here b

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been carried ou

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by customer by customer

JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING

1010 HOURS SERVICE

JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING

1010 HOURS SERVIC

E

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

k

W

as

hing

Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

e

(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

T

ransmission oil

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil level in st

eering bo

x.

Che

ck

& A

dju

st

T

appe

t c

learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion 10mm

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner

, Oil/Air Filt

er

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

Change

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

To

r

quing

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

150 to 180 NM

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

k

W

as

hing

Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

e

(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil level in st

eering bo

x.

Check
& A

dju

st

T

appe

t c

learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion(10mm)

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner Oil

/Air Filt

er

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

.

Change

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

To

r

quing

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

150 to 180 NM

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

k

W

as

hing

Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

e

(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

T

ransmission oil

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil level in st

eering bo

x.

Che

ck

& A

dju

st

T

appe

t c

learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion 10mm

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner

, Oil/Air Filt

er

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

Change

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

To

r

quing

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

150 to 180 NM

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

k

W

as

hing

Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

e

(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil level in st

eering bo

x.

Check
& A

dju

st

T

appe

t c

learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion(10mm)

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner Oil

/Air Filt

er

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

.

Change

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

To

r

quing

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

150 to 180 NM

JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING

1260 HOURS SERVICE

JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING

1260 HOURS SERVIC

E

7th

Seventh Service (Hours: 1500)

7th

Seventh Service (Hours: 1500)

International Tractors Limited International Tractors Limited

Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Jalandhar Rd. Hoshiarpur- (Pb). 146 001

Phones: [phone], 302221, 302223

Phones: [phone], 302221, 302223

Date: Date:
Dealer Code:

Dealer Code:
Model: Model:
Chassis No. Chassis No.
Engine No. Engine No.
HMR HMR

I

here b

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been carried ou

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here b

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by customer by customer

JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING

1500 HOURS SERVICE

JOBS TO BE PERFORMED

DURING

1500 HOURS SERVIC

E

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

k

W

as

hing

Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

e

(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil level in st

eering bo

x.

Check
& A

dju

st

T

appe

t c

learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion(10mm)

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner Oil

/Air Filt

er

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

Brake

housing

/

lining

.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Change

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

.

To

r

quing

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

150 to 180 NM

Op

erati

on

s

Check Poi

n

ts

Tic

k

W

as

hing

Complete Tractor

.

Lubri

cat

ion

Lubricate all grease nipple

s.

Oil Chang

e

(

Sonalika

Maxima) Engine Oil

.

Air c

leaner oil

.

Check
&

Top up

Coolant Level

.

Elect

rolyte level of batter

y.

Oil level in st

eering bo

x.

Check
& A

dju

st

T

appe

t c

learance

.

Brake &

Clutch pedal free pla

y.

Belt Tens

ion(10mm)

I

dle RPM/Max RPM

.

Check

T

oe-In

& Tyre

pressure

.

Funct

ioning of oil

& t

emp. gauge

.

Air c

leaner Oil

/Air Filt

er

T

ightne

ss of

all bol

ts &

nu

ts.

Clea

n

FIP f

eed pump bowl

.

Vent

plug

s & t

erminals of batter

y.

Air c

leaner elemen

t Wet /

Dr

y.

Brake

housing

/

lining

.

F

uel Co

ck st

rainer

.

Water s

eparator

Change

Lubrication oil filter

& hyd.

oil filter

.

To

r

quing

E

ngine

& B

ell Hsg M12*1.75*40

/

M10*1.5 70/40 Nm

F

ront axle bol

ts

150 to 180 NM

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