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New Holland T6010 DELTA, Operator'S Manual

The New Holland T6010 DELTA Operator's Manual is a comprehensive guide designed to assist users in operating and maintaining this powerful agricultural machine. Easily downloadable for free from 88.208.23.73:8080, this manual provides step-by-step instructions and valuable insights to maximize productivity and longevity of your T6010 DELTA.

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SECTION 2 -- CONTROLS, INSTRUMENTS AND OPERATION

2--3

Key to Figure 1

Page Nos. for Reference

1. Joystick control

3--34, 3--60

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2. Hand throttle

2--33

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3. Transmission controls

12x12 Synchro Command transmission

2--67

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24x24 Dual Command transmission

2--73

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16x16 (17x16) Electro Command transmission

2--84

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4. Hydraulics controls

Mechanical Lower Link sensing

3--41

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Electronic Draft Control

3--47

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5. Remote control valve levers

Manual operation

3--59

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Elecro--Hydraulic operation

3--69

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6. EDC panel

3--48

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7. P.T.O. controls

Front

3--33

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Rear

3--14

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8. Electrical power panel

2--21

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9. External controls (where fitted)

3--point hitch

3--46, 3--57

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Rear P.T.O.

3--31

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10. Release handle

Automatic pick--up hitch

3--108

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Tow hitch

3--105

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11. Rear window locking handle

2--10

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12. Cab air recirculation filter

2--14

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13. Cab climate controls (’C’ pillar)

2--13

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14. Parking brake

2--32

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15. Instructional seat

2--31

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16. Seat controls

2--25

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17. Clutch/inching pedal

2--32, 2--88

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18. Steering column adjustment

2--34

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19. Multi--function switch

2--35

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20. Shuttle lever

2--68, 2--74, 2--86

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21. Front window locking handle (where fitted)

2--10

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22. Instrument panel

2--37

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23. Enhanced keypad (where fitted)

2--56

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24. Key--start switch

3--6

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25. Wash/wipe control

2--36

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26. Foot brakes

2--33

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27. Foot throttle

2--32

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Summary of Contents for T6010 DELTA

Page 1: ...OPERATOR S MANUAL T6010 T6020 T6030 T6050 T6070 Delta and Plus Tractors ...

Page 2: ...tions you must observe the following Ensure that each piece of non New Holland equipment fitted to the tractor bears the CE mark The maximum power of emission equipment radio telephones etc must not exceed the limits imposed by the national authorities of the country where you use the tractor The electro magnetic field generated by the add on system should not exceed 24 V m at any time and at any ...

Page 3: ...ectro Command Transmission 16 x 16 2 84 Differential Lock and Four Wheel Drive 2 102 Section 3 Field Operation Important Information 3 2 Using Jump Leads Booster Cables 3 4 Starting the Engine 3 5 Stopping the Engine 3 10 Fast Steer 3 12 Rear Power Take Off 3 14 Front Power Take Off and Hydraulic Lift 3 33 Mechanical Lower Link Sensing Hydraulics 3 41 Electronic Draft Control 3 47 Remote Control V...

Page 4: ...ce 4 50 Every 3 years 4 51 General Maintenance as required 4 52 Section 5 Fault Finding Introduction 5 1 Engine 5 2 Transmission 12 x 12 Synchro Command 5 5 Transmission 24 x 24 Dual Command 5 6 Transmission 16 x 16 17 x 16 Electro Command 5 7 Hydraulics 5 8 Three point lift 5 9 Brakes 5 10 Cab 5 10 Electrical 5 11 Section 6 Vehicle Storage 6 1 Section 7 Accessories Engine Coolant Immersion Heater...

Page 5: ...n Options 8 10 Brakes 8 11 Rear Power Take Off 8 11 Front Power Take Off 8 12 Steering 8 12 Maximum Operating Angle 8 12 Hydraulic System 8 13 Rear Three Point Lift 8 14 Remote control valves 8 20 Front Power Lift 8 20 Front Remote Valves 8 21 Electrical Equipment 8 21 Hardware Torque Tables 8 22 Section 9 First 50 hour Service Forms 9 1 Section 10 Index 10 1 ...

Page 6: ...BLANK ...

Page 7: ...se to the tractor and avoid directing the jet at electronic components electrical connections breathers seals filler caps etc Never direct a cold water jet at a hot engine or exhaust SAFETY Pages 1 7 to 1 13 inclusive list the precautions to be observed to ensure your safety and the safety of others Read the safety precautions and follow the advice offered before operating the tractor FIRST 50 HOU...

Page 8: ... ALSO THERE IS NO WARRANTY AGAINST INTERFERENCE WITH YOUR ENJOYMENT OF THE SOFTWARE OR AGAINST INFRINGEMENT IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED ANY WARRANTIES REGARDING THE DEVICE OR THE SOFTWARE THOSE WARRANTIES DO NOT ORIGINATE FROM AND ARE NOT BINDING ON MS No Liability for Certain Damages EXCEPT AS PROHIBITED BY LAW MS SHALL HAVE NO LIABILITY FOR ANY INDIRECT SPECIAL CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES ARISI...

Page 9: ...the tractor if it is ever stolen The following provides the locations of the identification data 1 1 Vehicle Identification Plate The vehicle identification plate 1 Figure 1 is located on the left hand radiator support Record the information on the sample identification plate provided below 2 Tractor Identification The serial number and model identification information is stamped on the top of the...

Page 10: ...engine adjustments and compliance with Emission Regulations where required Record the information below for quick reference Engine Serial No 4 Driveline Identification The serial number plate 1 is located on top of the transmission casing Access to the number can be gained by removing the plate in the floor of the cab as shown in the illustration This number is repeated on the vehicle identificati...

Page 11: ...Record the cab serial number below for quick reference Cab Serial No 6 Vehicle Weight Information The Vehicle Weighting Plate provides important information on tractor and towed equipment weight combinations This plate can be found on the right hand side of the cab trim panel below the rear window The figures shown are the maximum permissible weights and should not be exceeded to do so may affect ...

Page 12: ... acids solvents etc Most of them contain substances which can be harmful to your health 3 Modern oils contain additives Do not burn contaminated fuels and or waste oils in ordinary heating systems 4 Avoid spillage when draining off used engine coolant mixtures engine gearbox and hydraulic oils brake fluids etc Do not mix drained brake fluids or fuels with lubricants Store them safely until they ca...

Page 13: ...or hidden hazard which could possibly cause serious injury It is used to warn operators and others to exercise due care and attention to avoid a surprise accident with machinery DANGER The word DANGER denotes a forbidden practice in connection with a serious hazard Failure to follow the CAUTION WARNING and DANGER instructions may result in serious bodily injury or even death THE TRACTOR 1 Read the...

Page 14: ...ovide four wheel braking when both footbrakes are applied Owners should be aware of the effectiveness of four wheel braking which greatly enhances braking performance Appropriate care should be exercised during fierce braking 7 Use extreme caution and avoid hard application of the tractor brakes when towing heavy loads at road speeds 8 Keep the tractor in the same gear when going downhill as would...

Page 15: ...while it is in motion 6 If the power steering or engine ceases operating stop the tractor immediately as the tractor will be more difficult to control 7 Before leaving the tractor park the tractor on level ground apply the parking brake lower attached implements to the ground disengage the P T O and stop the engine 8 Do not park the tractor on a steep incline 9 The cab is designed to provide the m...

Page 16: ...ous and become a hazard both to the operator and to bystanders Do not overload or operate with attached equipment which is unsafe not designed for the particular task or is poorly maintained 17 Do not leave equipment in the raised position when the vehicle is stopped or unattended 18 Do not drive equipment near open fires 19 Always wear a protective mask when working with toxic spray chemicals Fol...

Page 17: ...op the engine before performing any service on the tractor 7 Hydraulic fluid and fuel oil in the injection system operate under high pressure Escaping hydraulic fluid or fuel oil under pressure can penetrate the skin causing serious injury Unqualified persons should not remove or attempt to adjust a pump injector nozzle or any other part of the fuel injection or hydraulic systems Failure to follow...

Page 18: ... or when standing near fuel Keep any type of open flame away 4 Maintain control of the fuel filler pipe nozzle when filling the tank 5 Do not fill the fuel tank to capacity Fill only to the bottom of the filler neck to allow room for expansion 6 Wipe up spilled fuel immediately 7 Always tighten the fuel tank cap securely 8 If the original fuel tank cap is lost replace it with an approved cap A non...

Page 19: ... structure and reduce your protection If this occurs the Protective Structure MUST be replaced so that itwillprovidethe sameprotection asa newProtective Structure Contact your dealer for Protective Structure inspection and replacement After an accident fire tip or roll over the following MUST be performed by a qualified technician before returning the machine to field or job site operation The Pro...

Page 20: ...hey are intended for your safety and for those working with you Please take this Manual and walk around your tractor noting the location of the decals and their significance Review the decals and operating instructions detailed in this Manual with the machine operators Keep the decals clean and legible If they become damaged or illegible obtain replacements from your authorised dealer ...

Page 21: ...cloth turn cap to the first stop and allow pressure to subside before removing cap completely Part No 5194556 3 Location Left hand A pillar inside cab General warning Read and understand all the warning notes printed in this Operator s Manual In particular see pages 1 7 to 1 13 inclusive Part No 82001826 4 Location Rear of both fenders with external power controls only To avoid injury do not stand...

Page 22: ... In an overturn hold on tightly to the steering wheel Do not attempt to jump out Part No 82016113 6 Location Top of toolbox Do not stand on toolbox Part No 82010947 7 Location Top of battery Danger Corrosive acid Explosive gas Wear eye protection Avoid producing sparks See Operator s Manual ...

Page 23: ...2071 9 Location Hydraulic Accumulator s Caution High pressure hydraulic gas accumulator Follow service manual instructions for removal or repair Part No 82029751 10 Location Location Right hand A pillar inside cab Caution Read Operator s Manual before attempting to tow Part No 82030522 11 Location Air conditioning compressor Warning Fluid under pressure do not disconnect any lines Read Operator s ...

Page 24: ...leaving the platform cab Part No 81871702 13 Location Left hand side of radiator Warning Heater Grid cold start aid Do not use ether or risk of explosion will occur Part No 87802167 14 Location Right hand A pillar inside cab Warning De activate Fast Steer system before travelling on the highway Read Operator s Manual Part No 87331567 ...

Page 25: ...ash wipe Air filter blocked Parking brake Rear wind screen wash wipe Horn Roof beacon Radio Keep alive memory Heater temp erature control Air conditioner Warning Warning Corrosive substance P T O Transmission in neutral Creeper gears Slow or low setting Fast or high setting Ground speed FWD engaged FWD dis engaged Variable control Differential lock Rear axle oil tem perature Transmission oil press...

Page 26: ...issions 73 0 dB A 79 0 dB A 84 0 dB A T6070 All Transmissions 73 0 dB A 79 0 dB A 84 0 dB A Tractors with ROPS and Canopy with Air Cleaner Extraction System Noise level at operators ear Drive by noise level Closed 1 Open 2 Model Transmission Annex II Annex II Annex IV T6010 All Transmissions n a 85 0 dB A 80 0 dB A T6020 All Transmissions n a 85 0 dB A 80 0 dB A T6030 All Transmissions n a 85 0 dB...

Page 27: ... dB A 79 0 dB A 84 0 dB A T6070 All Transmissions 73 0 dB A 79 0 dB A 84 0 dB A Tractors with ROPS and Canopy without Air Cleaner Extraction System Noise level at operators ear Drive by noise level Closed 1 Open 2 Model Transmission Annex II Annex II Annex IV T6010 All Transmissions n a 86 0 dB A 81 0 dB A T6020 All Transmissions n a 86 0 dB A 81 0 dB A T6030 All Transmissions n a 85 0 dB A 84 0 d...

Page 28: ...SECTION 1 GENERAL INFORMATION AND SAFETY 1 22 NOTES ...

Page 29: ... for the operation of various optional accessories will be found in Section 7 Lubrication and maintenance requirements will be found in Section 4 Tractor specifications are listed in Section 8 A comprehensive index is provided at the end of this book PROGRAMMING TRACTOR FUNCTIONS Your tractor utilises two memory facilities to control and memorise settings for the various electronic functions The o...

Page 30: ...SECTION 2 CONTROLS INSTRUMENTS AND OPERATION 2 2 CAB AND PLATFORM CONTROLS 1 General View of Tractor Controls With Cab ...

Page 31: ... 3 33 Rear 3 14 8 Electrical power panel 2 21 9 External controls where fitted 3 point hitch 3 46 3 57 Rear P T O 3 31 10 Release handle Automatic pick up hitch 3 108 Tow hitch 3 105 11 Rear window locking handle 2 10 12 Cab air recirculation filter 2 14 13 Cab climate controls C pillar 2 13 14 Parking brake 2 32 15 Instructional seat 2 31 16 Seat controls 2 25 17 Clutch inching pedal 2 32 2 88 18...

Page 32: ...SECTION 2 CONTROLS INSTRUMENTS AND OPERATION 2 4 PLATFORM CONTROLS 2 General View of Tractor Controls Less Cab ...

Page 33: ...trols Mechanical Lower Link sensing 3 41 Electronic Draft Control 3 47 6 P T O controls Front 3 33 Rear 3 14 7 External controls where fitted 3 point hitch 3 46 3 57 Rear P T O 3 31 8 Release handle Automatic pick up hitch 3 108 Tow hitch 3 105 9 Seat height adjuster 2 25 10 Parking brake 2 32 11 Creep speed selector 12x12 transmission 2 68 12 Seat controls 2 25 13 Clutch inching pedal 2 32 14 Mul...

Page 34: ...sition Always use the seat belt when theroll bar is raised Seat belts save lives when they are used Do not use the seat belt when the roll bar is lowered To fold the roll bar to the low clearance position unclip the linch pin and remove the locking pin 2 from both sides of the roll bar Lower the upper section of the roll bar 1 rearwards and insert the locking pin in the lower hole as shown Secure ...

Page 35: ... struts to hold them in the fully open position Additionally the rear window may be retained in the partially open position for increased ventilation Standard Cab Standard cab features include a fresh air heater defroster high visibility roof panel front and rear wash wipe sun visor tinted glass interior light and exterior courtesy lights cigarette lighter storage facilities interior exterior rear...

Page 36: ...door has an external handle with a push button 1 The door may be locked from the outside using the key provided 5 Interior Door Handle To open a door from inside the cab squeeze up the trigger 2 on the underside of the grab handle 1 Use the grab handle to push the door open 6 ...

Page 37: ...rovided on the frame and door To enter the cab face the door then open it Place one foot on the lowest step plate and using the grab handles on the A post and inside the door climb the steps and enter the cab 7 Sit in the seat and where fitted pull the door closed using the knob 1 Fasten the seat belt if fitted To exit the cab release the seat belt open the door grasp the grab handles back out of ...

Page 38: ...lowed to swing fully open supported by two gas filled struts IMPORTANT Retain control of the window when opening it fully Do not allow it to swing open freely Using the grab handle pull the window closed and push the handle down to lock the window 9 Opening Front Windscreen where fitted The front windscreen may also be locked in the closed position or retained in the partially open or fully open p...

Page 39: ... centre of the grab handles will fully open the panel To close the panel grasp both handles and pull the panel down the spring action of the handles will hold the panel in the closed position NOTE When transporting the tractor on a truck or trailer at speeds above 50 K mh 31 MPH ensure the roof panel is secured to prevent accidental opening See page 3 3 for more information 11 The sliding panel ma...

Page 40: ...visor will remain in the chosen position Push the visor up to retract 14 Sun Visor Low Profile Cab The sun visor 1 can be used to protect the driver s eyes from the glare of the sun or to shade the interior of the cab from strong sunlight coming through the high visibility roof panel Rotate downwards for glare protection upwards to shade the cab interior 15 ...

Page 41: ...tor lights are turned on On cabs with the standard roof a second light is provided on the left hand side to illuminate the drinks holder and storage box 17 Heater Temperature Control Turn the knob 2 clockwise to increase the temperature of the air from the heater Turn fully anti clockwise to obtain unheated air from the heater vents Blower Control A 4 speed blower is installed for the heater and a...

Page 42: ...e replaced with special charcoal filters Consult your authorised dealer CAUTION Use only genuine New Holland filter elements when renewing cab air filters When replacing used filters follow local regulations in the disposal of contaminated elements 1 20 Safety Precautions Although it is possible to pressurise the cab interior to reduce ingress of chemical vapour the recommended safety procedures a...

Page 43: ... area increase blower speed to raise the internal cab pressure CAUTION If during spray operations the lower edge of the yellow indicator enters the red section of the gauge carry out the checks below and follow the chemical manufacturers recommendations for safe operation With the blower in the off position the yellow indicator should move into the red area If the indicator does not register corre...

Page 44: ...the air conditioner compressor and lower the temperature of the air within the cab The air conditioner will only operate with the blower 1 switched on IMPORTANT The air conditioning system uses R134A refrigerant Do not mix with other refrigerants To quickly reduce in cab temperature operate the air conditioner with the blower speed set to maximum and the heater control fully off When the air has c...

Page 45: ...g point of 12 C 10 F Never expose any part of the air conditioner system to a direct flame or excessive heat because of the risk of fire or explosion Never disconnect or disassemble any part of the air conditioner system Escaping refrigerant will cause frostbite Allowing refrigerant to escape into the atmosphere is illegal in many countries If refrigerant should contact the skin use the same treat...

Page 46: ...uctions will be supplied with the radio NOTE The radio will only operate with the key start switch in the on or accessories position 26 With Low Profile Cab The dealer installed radio cassette or radio CD player 1 is located in the cab roof to the right of the driver Separate operating instructions will be supplied with the unit WARNING Ensure the aerial is positioned so it cannot touch overhead p...

Page 47: ...n the switches will be internally illuminated The light intensity will increase as each switch is activated 29 With Low Profile Cab The worklamp and beacon switches are located on the right hand cab C pillar Depress the lower part of the switch to operate the light 1 Grab rail mounted worklamps 2 Roof beacon 3 Rear worklamps 4 Front lower worklamps engine hood NOTE Do not adjust a fender mounted r...

Page 48: ...of the cab The lid also incorporates a drinks holder A recessed tray 2 is provided to the rear of the storage box to hold small tools oddments etc 32 Mobile Telephone Usage A storage bracket 1 is provided on the left hand cab C pillar for a mobile telephone Auxiliary power for the telephone may be taken from the cigarette lighter socket above 33 ...

Page 49: ...in 1 True ground speed Radar Sensed Pin 2 Theoretical ground speed Wheel Sensed Pin 3 Rear P T O speed Pin 4 Rear 3 point hitch in work out of work Pin 5 Not used Pin 6 5 amp power supply Pin 7 Common ground connection 35 4 Cigarette lighter auxiliary power socket for mobile telephone or cooler box where fitted 5 8 amp Single pole auxiliary power socket Live with key start in on position IMPORTANT...

Page 50: ...o this socket or damage may be caused to the tractor electronic systems or control units 37 EXTERNAL POWER CONNECTORS Four Pin Implement Socket A 4 pin 40 amp socket 1 is standard on all tractors with cab See Section 7 for adaptor cable NOTE The 4 pin socket provides power up to 40 amps However operator s should be aware that the screw terminals 4 Figure 34 share the same 40 amp fuse The combined ...

Page 51: ... Used 3 Black Earth Ground 4 Green R H Turn Signal 5 Blue R H Parking Light 6 Red Brake Lights 7 Brown L H Parking Light 39 Seven Pin Electrical Power Outlet North America only A standard SAE 7 pin connector 1 is provided to operate the electrical system on implements and trailers With reference to the picture inset the pin connections viewed from the front of the socket are as follows Pin No Wire...

Page 52: ...e easily routed through the filler plate 41 Implement Monitor Installation To facilitate installation of an implement monitor two mounting points are provided To meet SAE standards captive bolts 1 protected by plastic covers are provided on the the right hand cab C pillar It is recommended that a bracket be screwed to the C pillar to mount the monitor A suitable bracket is available from your auth...

Page 53: ... Mechanical Seat where fitted Seat height is adjustable in four positions A release handle 1 is located centrally on the back of the seat Lift the release handle with one hand and lift or lower the seat with the other The seat will lock at the selected height when the handle is released The suspension is adjusted by means of a folding crank handle 1 Figure 45 on the front of the seat frame Sit in ...

Page 54: ...to the left of centre b Lock in one of two positions at 10 and 20 to the right of centre Lift the lever 4 and rotate the seat as required The seat will lock in position when the lever is released 46 Turn the crank handle 1 to adjust the suspension until your approximate weight in kilos is indicated in the window 2 Turn the handle clockwise to increase suspension stiffness to suit a heavier operato...

Page 55: ...ise to lower Both armrests may be raised to the vertical position if required 48 The backrest may be tilted to suit the operator Lift the lever 4 on the left hand side of the seat frame and adjust the inclination of the backrest The backrest will lock in position when the lever is released To facilitate observation of an implement attached to the rear of the tractor the seat may be rotated to the ...

Page 56: ...the seat push in and hold the control 2 the air compressor will start to pressurise the suspension As the seat height increases observe the weight indicator 1 this will change from yellow to green When the indicator is completely green release the control To make further height adjustments operate the air compressor control as required to raise or lower the seat NOTE For optimum suspension perform...

Page 57: ...me as the setting is re adjusted The backrest may be tilted to suit the operator Lift the lever 1 on the left hand side of the seat frame and adjust the inclination of the backrest The backrest will lock in position when the lever is released There are five damping settings for the suspension Bounce up and down in the seat while swivelling the knob 3 from fully rearward hard to fully forward soft ...

Page 58: ...ieved with the operator out of the seat 52 The adjusters 9 on the underside of the armrests may be turned to alter the angle of the armrests Turn them clockwise to raise the front of the armrests turn anti clockwise to lower Both armrests may be raised to the vertical position if required The seat has a built in lumbar support actuated by handwheel 10 and on the left hand side of the backrest Turn...

Page 59: ... audible alarm which will sound if the operator leaves the seat with the P T O engaged 54 INSTRUCTIONAL SEAT where fitted A folding instructional seat is available where local legislation permits To raise the seat backrest lift to the upright position The seat will be retained in the upright position by the gas strut 1 When not required fold the upper part of the seat down to reveal the drinks hol...

Page 60: ...is depressed the drive between the engine and transmission will be dis engaged Use the pedal to transfer engine power smoothly to the driving wheels when moving off from a standstill See TRANSMISSION later in this section for further details NOTE To avoid premature wear do not use the clutch pedal as a footrest 57 Foot Throttle The foot throttle 1 may be used independently of the hand throttle to ...

Page 61: ...als are locked together to provide normal braking WARNING On four wheel drive tractors the drive to the front axle is automatically engaged at speeds above 8 5 km h 4 MPH when the brakes are applied to provide four wheel braking Owners should be aware of the effectiveness of four wheel braking which greatly enhances braking performance Appropriate care should be exercised during heavy braking 60 I...

Page 62: ...t Adjustment where fitted To alter the steering column height loosen the centre boss 1 on the steering wheel by turning anti clockwise Move the steering wheel to the most covenient position and re tighten the centre boss IMPORTANT Your tractor is equipped with hydrostatic power steering Never hold the steering wheel at full left or right lock wheels against the steering stops for more than 10 seco...

Page 63: ...indicator light on the instrument panel is illuminated 64 With the headlights off pull the stalk towards you position 5 against spring pressure to flash the headlight high beam The stalk will return to the central position when released Move the stalk to position 6 to operate the right turn signals position 7 will activate the left turn signals Indicator lights on the instrument panel will also fl...

Page 64: ...o operate the electric screen wash From the centre off position move the stalk downward to position 5 for intermittent front wipe move the stalk upward against spring pressure for single sweep operation position 4 On release the switch will return to the off position 67 To operate the rear screen wiper rotate the centre collar anti clockwise to position 1 for intermittent rear wipe and to position...

Page 65: ...lays the two right hand buttons adjust the digital clock 69 GAUGES Engine Tachometer The tachometer 1 indicates engine revolutions per minute Each division on the scale represents 100 rev min therefore with the needle indicating 20 the engine is running at 2000 rev min 70 Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge The temperature gauge 2 indicates the temperature of the engine coolant If the needle enters t...

Page 66: ...ivated 3 Differential lock Light will illuminate when the differential lock is engaged 4 Four wheel drive Light will illuminate when the drive to the front wheels is engaged 5 Trailer turn signal Light will flash with tractor trailer turn signals when a second trailer is attached 6 Trailer turn signal Light will flash with tractor trailer turn signals when a trailer is attached 7 Parking lights Li...

Page 67: ... turned off and the parking brake not applied or the operator leaves the seat without applying the handbrake a warning buzzer will sound for approximately 10 seconds or until the handbrake is applied 14 Trailer brake pressure Italy only Light will illuminate to indicate that hydraulic oil pressure to the trailer brake circuit is low Stop the tractor and investigate the cause 15 Brake pedals not la...

Page 68: ...on 8 for fuel capacities 20 Right turn indicator Light will flash with tractor right hand turn signal Intermittent alarm will sound if indicator is not cancelled after 20 seconds tractor moving or 5 minutes tractor Stationary 21 Not used 22 Left turn indicator Light will flash with tractor left hand turn signal Intermittent alarm will sound if indicator is not cancelled after 20 seconds 5 minutes ...

Page 69: ... display a 12 hour reading To change to a 24 hourreading depressand hold both H and M buttons with the key start off Turn the key start on and continue to hold both buttons for three seconds the clock will change to show a 24 hour display Repeat the procedure to change back to a 12 hour reading Turn the key start off to store the setting 76 Changing the display with Enhanced Keypad where fitted Wi...

Page 70: ... The information displayed in the centre LCD willvary depending on tractor specification Use the CAL SEL switch or Enhanced Keypad where fitted to toggle between the displays The following information may be displayed in the centre LCD 1 Rear wheel slip with radar option only 2 Power Take Off speed front or rear 3 3 point hitch position front or rear 79 Rear Wheel Slip If your tractor is equipped ...

Page 71: ...tion to 100 maximum lift height When a front hitch is installed the display may be used to show the height of the front lift arms 0 will represent the fully lowered position 100 the maximum lift height 82 DOT MATRIX DISPLAY A number of tractor operating and set up functions may be shown in the Dot Matrix Display DMD To select a function use the CAL SEL button or the Enhanced Keypad where fitted A ...

Page 72: ...splayed until the tractor is stopped and the fault rectified Non critical symbols accompanied by the Amber light will be displayed for five seconds before the DMD defaults to the symbol previously shown The amber warning light will continue to illuminate By using the CAL SEL button or the Enhanced Keypad where fitted active warnings that are not permanently displayed may be recalled Using the CAL ...

Page 73: ...he menu until the active warning symbol 1 Figure 87 is displayed By momentarily depressing the Menu Enter key again the active symbol will be replaced with a symbol corresponding to the fault detected 86 If more than one non active symbol has been stored the display will cycle through each one in turn After the fault symbols have been displayed the screen will default back to the active warning sy...

Page 74: ...ngine is switched off General Alarm A general alarm will sound if the operator attempts to carry out an inappropriate action i e driving the tractor with the parking brake applied WARNING and ADVISORY SYMBOLS There are a number of warning advisory symbols that may appear in the Dot Matrix Display The symbols can be categorised into four main groups 1 Warning These symbols advise of a fault that is...

Page 75: ...h Accompanied by RED or AMBER warning light rectified consult your authorised dealer Symbol flashing Non critical Air brake pressure low Accompanied by AMBER warning light RED warning light tractors with auto engine shut down AMBER warning light tractors without auto engine shut down DOT MATRIX SYMBOLS MAINTENANCE SYMBOL DISPLAY ALARM FAULT ACTION Symbol flashing Non critical Engine air filter blo...

Page 76: ...te to an operational fault in one or more of the tractors Symbol ON n a Braking system one or more of the tractors main components either electrical mechanical or hydraulic Symbol ON 5 Rear P T O system The appearance of a fault symbol may be accompanied by a four digit fault code Symbol ON 8 Front P T O system y g Consult your authorised dealer Symbol ON 10 Front suspension Symbol ON 6 Front whee...

Page 77: ... light Reduce implement draft load Symbol ON None DMD backlighting level Adjust backlighting to required level Symbol ON Critical Air brake system pressure See Warning symbols for air brake pressure Symbol ON Craitical Engine oil pressure level See Warning symbols for engine oil pressure Symbol ON Critical or non critical Rear P T O engaged operator not present Accompanied by AMBER warning light I...

Page 78: ...e CAL SEL button 1 and turn the key start switch ON The Km h MPH symbols will appear flashing in the display Release the button Press the CAL SEL button again to togglebetween Km h and MPH When the required ground speed unit is displayed turn off the key start to store the selected speed unit in the memory 90 Using the Enhanced Keypad where fitted With the key start in the ON position depress and ...

Page 79: ...rom the start line and with the engine running depress and hold the CAL SEL button for 3 seconds to enter the calibration mode SETUP_MENU will appear in the Dot Matrix Display After approximately two seconds the display will change to CAL Depress the CAL SEL button again to enter the calibration mode Using the clock Hour button select CAL auto Depress the CAL SEL button to confirm selection of CAL...

Page 80: ...bration number has previously been entered CAL will flash in the speed display 95 NOTE The set up procedure may be cancelled at any time by depressing the LCD dimmer control button or by turning the key start off IMPORTANT When entering new tyre rolling circumference figures use metric values centimetres with Km h speedometer reading and Imperial values inches with MPH reading see table on page 2 ...

Page 81: ...ppear in the DMD Select a suitable transmission ratio to provide a forward speed above 3 km h 1 8 MPH As the centre of the front tyres passes over the start line press and release the Menu Enter key The speed display will start to flash CAL and the central LCD will show a four digit figure that will increase as the tractor moves forward The DMD will change to display CAL auto ON 96 As the centre o...

Page 82: ...ill flash in the speed display Using the Digit Select key move the cursor to the first digit to be set enter the number using the Digit Value key CAL will appear in the speed display and start to flash Repeat the procedure to set the remaining calibration figures that correspond to the size of rear tyre fitted to your tractor 98 IMPORTANT When entering new tyre rolling circumference figures use me...

Page 83: ... made one revolution and the chalk mark on the sidewall is again in contact with the ground Mark the ground again and measure the distance between the two chalk marks IMPORTANT If your tractor is equipped with the optional slip control feature then the ground speed displayed is a true speed as sensed by a radar unit calibration is therefore not required WARNING The radar ground speed sensor emits ...

Page 84: ... the service intervals for the tractor 2 Odometer D The odometer provides a visual record of the distance travelled in kilometres or miles depending on the ground speed unit selected Two displays are available 1 and 2 3 Engine Oil Pressure D This key will display the engine oil pressure bargraph where fitted 4 Programmed Maintenance Reminder D The maintenance schedule key provides two levels of re...

Page 85: ...ther with a digital display of the battery voltage 13 Trailer Brake Air Pressure D Depress to display the trailer brake air pressure bargraph 14 Area Accumulator D The total area worked will be displayed in hectares or acres depending on the ground speed unit selected 15 Area Per Hour Forecaster D Touch this key and the area hour symbol will display together with a forecast of the area that will b...

Page 86: ... display 3 will appear in steps of 0 to 19 999 Km Miles 0 001 Km Miles 20 to 199 99 Km Miles 0 01 Km Miles 200 to 1999 9 Km Miles 0 1 Km Miles 2000 to 19999 Km Miles 1 0 Km Miles NOTE If the radar option is not installed distance calculations are based on axle rotation and are subject to inaccuracies caused by any wheel slip that may occur 102 Area per Hour Forecaster Touch the AREA HOUR key 1 The...

Page 87: ...hen the tractor moves and the implement is lowered It will stop accumulating when the implement is raised The area accumulator symbol 2 will appear in the display along with the area figure With trailed equipment area accumulation may be temporarily interrupted for example at the headland by means of a switch connected into the implement status socket where fitted See Electrical Power Panel on pag...

Page 88: ...lected digit during a calibration procedure Values will increase by one each time the key is depressed 2 Exit Cancel Key Depress this key to exit the calibration mode The key may be used at any time during a set up procedure to cancel and exit the calibration mode however information not saved will be lost 3 Menu Down Digit Select Key In the calibration mode depress this key to scroll downwards th...

Page 89: ...rs 14 76 ft Touch the Menu Enter key to store the setting and return to the main menu NOTE The micro processor cannot calculate the area worked unless the correct implement width is entered 108 Calibrating for Wheel Slip where fitted Before setting the slip alarm point a zero wheel slip factor has to be determined This calibration must be carried out on a hard level surface where wheel slip is unl...

Page 90: ... to the right with the Digit Select key and with the Digit Value key enter 5 The slip alarm point is now set at 15 Touch the Menu Enter key to memorise the setting and return to the main menu If wheel slip exceeds the pre set limit the slipsymbol will appear in the DMD and the amber warning light will illuminate on the instrument console 110 Audible Beep ON OFF Each time one of the keys is pressed...

Page 91: ...elect the Service Reminder sub menu Using the Menu Up Down keys display LIGHT touch the Menu Enter key and a flashing cursor 1 will appear at the first number to be set Using the Digit Value key enter the first number to be set move the cursor one space to the right with the Digit Select key and with the Digit Value key enter the second digit repeat for the third digit The display will now read LI...

Page 92: ... seconds after the engine is started 114 Time Expiry Warnings As the time to service expires the relevant symbol will appear hourly in the display for 20 seconds The number of hours remining before the service will also be shown and this will be accompanied by the Amber warning light When time to service has expired only the symbol will appear hourly in the display If required the service time cou...

Page 93: ...unction is also featured on the Dual Command transmission 16 x 16 17 x 16 Electro Command The Electro Command transmission has 4 powershift gears and four range gears providing 16 forward and reverse ratios On 50 Km h models an additional gear provides 17 forward ratios When operated simultaneously the powershift and range change buttons will provide clutchless changes on the move through ratios 1...

Page 94: ...ith Light Duty Rear Axle Tyre Size Factor Tyre Size Factor 18 4R 30 0 935 480 70R 34 0 968 12 4 32 0 839 480 70R 38 1 032 16 9R 34 0 968 540 65R 38 1 032 13 6R 38 0 968 16 9R 38 1 032 All Models with Heavy Duty Rear Axle Tyre Size Factor Tyre Size Factor 18 4R 30 0 879 480 70R 34 0 909 12 4 32 0 788 520 70R 34 0 939 16 9R 34 0 909 480 70R 38 0 970 18 4R 34 0 939 540 65R 38 0 970 13 6R 38 0 909 650...

Page 95: ...rest Range Lever The right hand lever 2 is the range lever which in conjunction with the clutch pedal is used to select any one of three ranges I the lowest speed range II medium range and III the highest speed range This has the effect of tripling the number of gears both in forward and reverse from 4 to 12 The design of the transmission permits easy changes between the medium and high ranges whi...

Page 96: ...ress the clutch pedal when changing gear Partially depressing the clutch pedal when changing gear may result in damage to transmission components Also when changing down on the move select the next consecutive gear in order to avoid damage to the clutch and or overspeeding of the engine NOTE When operating in temperatures below 18 C 0 F with cold transmission oil avoid shuttle operations as far as...

Page 97: ...45 4 03 0 64 0 40 F5 M 1 4 80 3 00 0 48 0 30 F6 M 2 6 99 4 36 0 70 0 43 F7 M 3 9 49 5 92 0 94 0 59 F8 M 4 14 62 9 12 1 45 0 91 F9 H 1 10 58 6 60 1 05 0 66 F10 H 2 15 40 9 60 1 53 0 95 F11 H 3 20 90 13 04 2 08 1 30 F12 H 4 32 22 20 09 3 20 2 00 REVERSE RATIOS Standard Speeds Creeper Speeds R1 L 1 3 44 2 14 0 34 0 21 R2 L 2 5 00 3 12 0 50 0 31 R3 L 3 6 79 4 23 0 68 0 42 R4 L 4 10 46 6 53 1 04 0 65 R...

Page 98: ...6 11 3 81 0 52 0 32 F5 M 1 4 55 2 84 0 39 0 24 F6 M 2 6 62 4 13 0 57 0 35 F7 M 3 8 98 5 60 0 77 0 47 F8 M 4 13 84 8 63 1 19 0 73 F9 H 1 10 02 6 25 0 99 0 61 F10 H 2 14 58 9 09 1 44 0 89 F11 H 3 19 79 12 34 1 96 1 21 F12 H 4 30 50 19 02 3 03 1 88 REVERSE RATIOS Standard Speeds Creeper Speeds R1 L 1 2 06 1 28 0 28 0 17 R2 L 2 3 00 1 87 0 40 0 24 R3 L 3 4 07 2 54 0 55 0 34 R4 L 4 6 27 3 91 0 85 0 52 ...

Page 99: ... 4 03 0 64 0 40 F5 M 1 5 33 3 32 0 53 0 33 F6 M 2 7 80 4 87 0 78 0 48 F7 M 3 11 14 6 95 1 11 0 69 F8 M 4 16 21 10 11 1 61 1 01 F9 H 1 12 89 8 04 1 43 0 89 F10 H 2 18 89 11 78 2 10 1 31 F11 H 3 26 97 16 82 3 00 1 87 F12 H 4 39 25 24 48 4 36 2 72 REVERSE RATIOS Standard Speeds Creeper Speeds R1 L 1 2 17 1 34 0 22 0 13 R2 L 2 3 19 1 98 0 32 0 20 R3 L 3 4 55 2 82 0 45 0 28 R4 L 4 6 62 4 11 0 66 0 41 R...

Page 100: ...1 3 81 0 61 0 38 F5 M 1 5 04 3 14 0 50 0 31 F6 M 2 7 39 4 61 0 73 0 46 F7 M 3 10 55 6 58 1 05 0 65 F8 M 4 15 35 9 57 1 53 0 95 F9 H 1 12 21 7 61 1 21 0 76 F10 H 2 17 88 11 15 1 78 1 11 F11 H 3 25 53 15 93 1 97 1 23 F12 H 4 37 16 23 17 3 69 2 30 REVERSE RATIOS Standard Speeds Creeper Speeds R1 L 1 2 06 1 28 0 21 0 13 R2 L 2 3 02 1 88 0 30 0 19 R3 L 3 4 31 2 69 0 43 0 27 R4 L 4 6 27 3 91 0 62 0 39 R...

Page 101: ...led by push buttons 2 and 3 on the main gear shift lever Press the lower switch 3 to engage Underdrive tortoise symbol Press the upper switch 2 hare symbol to disengage Dual Command and return to direct drive 119 When direct drive is engaged the green indicator light on the instrument panel which has a hare symbol illuminates to indicate that Dual Command is in direct drive IMPORTANT A tractor wit...

Page 102: ... speed is greater than 9 Km h 5 MPH 120 Auto Take Off The Auto Take Off feature permits the operator to engage drive without using the clutch pedal by simply moving the shuttle lever from neutral to the forward or reverse position The Auto Take Off function is automatically enabled under normal starting conditions i e operator in the driving seat clutch pedal depressed shuttle lever in neutral Aft...

Page 103: ...ve procedure and depress the selector switch again The creep speed symbol will cease to illuminate IMPORTANT The creeper gears offer very low ground speeds Do not use the low gearing advantage to apply excessive draft loads to the tractor 121 122 Error Codes Should a fault occur in the transmission controls causing the tractor to become disabled an error code will be displayed in the instrument pa...

Page 104: ...F5 L 3 Low 3 42 2 14 0 30 0 19 F6 L 3 High 4 19 2 61 0 37 0 23 F7 L 4 Low 5 28 3 29 0 47 0 29 F8 L 4 High 6 45 4 03 0 57 0 36 F9 M 5 Low 3 93 2 45 0 35 0 22 F10 M 5 High 4 80 3 00 0 42 0 26 F11 M 6 Low 5 71 3 56 0 51 0 31 F12 M 6 High 6 99 4 36 0 62 0 39 F13 M 7 Low 7 76 4 84 0 69 0 43 F14 M 7 High 9 49 5 92 0 84 0 52 F15 M 8 Low 11 95 7 46 1 06 0 66 F16 M 8 High 14 62 9 12 1 29 0 81 F17 H 9 Low 8...

Page 105: ...R5 L 3 Low 3 54 2 21 0 31 0 20 R6 L 3 High 4 33 2 70 0 38 0 24 R7 L 4 Low 5 46 3 40 0 48 0 30 R8 L 4 High 6 67 4 16 0 59 0 37 R9 M 5 Low 4 06 2 53 0 36 0 22 R10 M 5 High 4 97 3 10 0 44 0 27 R11 M 6 Low 5 91 3 69 0 52 0 33 R12 M 6 High 7 23 4 51 0 64 0 40 R13 M 7 Low 8 02 5 00 0 71 0 44 R14 M 7 High 9 81 6 12 0 87 0 54 R15 M 8 Low 12 36 7 71 1 09 0 68 R16 M 8 High 15 12 9 43 1 34 0 83 R17 H 9 Low 8...

Page 106: ... 0 18 F5 L 3 Low 3 24 2 02 0 32 0 20 F6 L 3 High 3 96 2 47 0 39 0 25 F7 L 4 Low 4 99 3 12 0 50 0 31 F8 L 4 High 6 11 3 81 0 61 0 38 F9 M 5 Low 3 72 2 32 0 37 0 23 F10 M 5 High 4 55 2 84 0 45 0 28 F11 M 6 Low 5 41 3 37 0 54 0 34 F12 M 6 High 6 62 4 13 0 66 0 41 F13 M 7 Low 7 34 4 58 0 73 0 46 F14 M 7 High 8 98 5 60 0 89 0 56 F15 M 8 Low 11 32 7 06 1 12 0 70 F16 M 8 High 13 84 8 63 1 38 0 86 F17 H 9...

Page 107: ... 0 19 R5 L 3 Low 3 35 2 09 0 33 0 21 R6 L 3 High 4 10 2 56 0 41 0 25 R7 L 4 Low 5 17 3 22 0 51 0 32 R8 L 4 High 6 32 3 94 0 63 0 39 R9 M 5 Low 3 84 2 40 0 38 0 24 R10 M 5 High 4 70 2 93 0 47 0 29 R11 M 6 Low 5 59 3 49 0 56 0 35 R12 M 6 High 6 84 4 27 0 68 0 42 R13 M 7 Low 7 59 4 74 0 75 0 47 R14 M 7 High 9 29 5 79 0 92 0 58 R15 M 8 Low 11 70 7 30 1 16 0 73 R16 M 8 High 14 31 8 93 1 42 0 89 R17 H 9...

Page 108: ... L 3 Low 3 63 2 26 0 36 0 22 F6 L 3 High 4 44 2 77 0 44 0 28 F7 L 4 Low 5 28 3 29 0 52 0 33 F8 L 4 High 6 45 4 03 0 64 0 40 F9 M 5 Low 4 35 2 72 0 43 0 27 F10 M 5 High 5 33 3 32 0 53 0 33 F11 M 6 Low 6 38 3 98 0 63 0 40 F12 M 6 High 7 80 4 87 0 78 0 48 F13 M 7 Low 9 11 5 68 0 91 0 56 F14 M 7 High 11 14 6 95 1 11 0 69 F15 M 8 Low 13 25 8 27 1 32 0 82 F16 M 8 High 16 21 10 11 1 61 1 01 F17 H 9 Low 1...

Page 109: ... L 3 Low 3 75 2 34 0 37 0 23 R6 L 3 High 4 59 2 86 0 46 0 28 R7 L 4 Low 5 46 3 40 0 54 0 34 R8 L 4 High 6 67 4 16 0 66 0 41 R9 M 5 Low 4 50 2 81 0 45 0 28 R10 M 5 High 5 51 3 43 0 55 0 34 R11 M 6 Low 6 60 4 11 0 66 0 41 R12 M 6 High 8 07 5 03 0 80 0 50 R13 M 7 Low 9 42 5 88 0 94 0 58 R14 M 7 High 11 52 7 19 1 15 0 71 R15 M 8 Low 13 71 8 55 1 36 0 85 R16 M 8 High 16 76 10 46 1 67 1 04 R17 H 9 Low 1...

Page 110: ...0 18 F5 L 3 Low 3 43 2 14 0 34 0 21 F6 L 3 High 4 20 2 62 0 42 0 26 F7 L 4 Low 4 99 3 12 0 50 0 31 F8 L 4 High 6 11 3 81 0 61 0 38 F9 M 5 Low 4 12 2 57 0 41 0 26 F10 M 5 High 5 04 3 14 0 50 0 31 F11 M 6 Low 6 04 3 77 0 60 0 37 F12 M 6 High 7 39 4 61 0 73 0 46 F13 M 7 Low 8 62 5 38 0 86 0 53 F14 M 7 High 10 55 6 58 1 05 0 65 F15 M 8 Low 12 55 7 83 1 25 0 78 F16 M 8 High 15 35 9 57 1 53 0 95 F17 H 9...

Page 111: ... 19 R5 L 3 Low 3 55 2 21 0 35 0 22 R6 L 3 High 4 34 2 71 0 43 0 27 R7 L 4 Low 5 17 3 22 0 51 0 32 R8 L 4 High 6 32 3 94 0 63 0 39 R9 M 5 Low 4 26 2 66 0 42 0 26 R10 M 5 High 5 21 3 25 0 52 0 32 R11 M 6 Low 6 24 3 89 0 62 0 39 R12 M 6 High 7 64 4 76 0 76 0 47 R13 M 7 Low 8 92 5 56 0 89 0 55 R14 M 7 High 10 91 6 80 1 08 0 68 R15 M 8 Low 12 97 8 09 1 29 0 80 R16 M 8 High 15 87 9 90 1 58 0 98 R17 H 9 ...

Page 112: ...el selects forward or reverse drive Transmission and throttle controls are colour coded orange This transmission provides four powershift gears in each of the four intermediate ranges A 1 4 B 5 8 C 9 12 and D 13 16 Clutchless shifts between gears 4 and 5 12 and 13 are made by using the range button in conjunction with the powershift buttons Range shifts between Low and High 8th and 9th gears can o...

Page 113: ...f shift buttons are located on the right hand control panel see Figure 126 To make an upward change between gears 4 and 5 hold in the intermediate range change button 3 and depress the upshift button 2 The change will be indicated in the gear display Use the same procedure to change from gear 12 to 13 125 Downward changes are made using the same procedure but depressing the downshift button 4 If p...

Page 114: ... or at too high a speed the tractor will slow using engine braking and the transmission will then downshift to the lowest gear within the selected intermediate range before changing direction Shuttle Mode During normal shuttle operations the same gear is used for both forward and reverse However if 13th gear or above is selected the shuttle gear will be 9th With Shuttle Mode selected the electroni...

Page 115: ...ff feature permits the operator to engage drive without using the clutch pedal by simply moving the shuttle lever from neutral to the forward or reverse position The Auto Take Off function is automatically enabled under normal starting conditions i e operator in the driving seat clutch pedal depressed shuttle lever in neutral After selecting the appropriate gear ranges with the main shift lever si...

Page 116: ...d and road Auto Shift 1 symbols Forward and reverse gears 2 The display shows the current forward gear and the corresponding reverse or shuttle gear Shuttle lever position Forward neutral and reverse 3 Gear span for each range 4 132 Clutch Pedal It is not necessary to use the clutch pedal 1 to make a powershift or when shuttle shifting changing direction between forward and reverse Use of the clut...

Page 117: ... wheel against light spring pressure and move it up It is not necessary to depress the clutch pedal IMPORTANT To select 14th gear or above the tractor must be travelling at a suitable speed before the higher gears will engage 14th gear or above cannot be engaged when the tractor is stationery 135 Once moving press the upshift button 1 three times and gears 6 7 and 8 will be selected in sequence Al...

Page 118: ...point is reached IMPORTANT A tractor with electronic transmission cannot be tow started and must not be towed other than to remove it from a field or onto a trailer or truck 137 Changing the Shuttle reverse Gear Digital Gear Display Only For certain applications it may be beneficial to change the reverse gear ratio from the one normally selected when shuttling i e 4th forward gear will be matched ...

Page 119: ...imultaneously increasing engine speed by pressing the foot throttle further down When the clutch pedal is released the transmission will automatically select a lower gear provided 13th speed is not already selected matching engine speed to road speed NOTE When operating in Auto Shift high range the lowest downshift gear will become 9th see text on Auto Shift In high range the operator can manually...

Page 120: ...duces or the load on the engine increases the transmission will automatically downshift to a lower gear If necessary Active Field can be extended to include gears 9 to 12 To engage move the main shift lever fully forward to select any gear in the 9 to 12 range then depress the Auto Shift button again To confirm engagement both Active Field and Active Road symbols will illuminate In ranges 1 4 5 8 ...

Page 121: ...y depress the downshift button 2 The transmission will downshift one gear which becomes the new upper limit Auto Shift gear To reduce the span further depress the downshift button again Raising the gear span upper limit Increase tractor speed until the upper gear is engaged then momentarily depress the upshift button 1 Providing the currently engaged gear is not the highest in the range the transm...

Page 122: ...de the current range of Auto Shift gears Providing the operator selects a gear within the current Auto Shift range prior to exiting standby mode i e lowering the 3 point hitch then the Auto Shift function will be resumed However if the gear selected is outside the current range when exiting standby the Auto Shift function will be cancelled If 8th gear is selected and the Auto Shift span is 5 6 and...

Page 123: ...omatically default to 20 if a lower figure has been set If the shift point is set at 25 it will remain at that setting With the shift point set at 10 a transmission upshift will occur every time the engine speed increases by 10 Consequently as the engine speed decreases by the same amount the transmission will make a downshift It is recommended that during field operations the shift point is set a...

Page 124: ...ire the attention of your authorised dealer Should a fault occur causing the tractor to become disabled contact your authorised dealer and report the error code displayed 2 1 147 There are a number of action reqired error codes which can also appear in the Dot Matrix Display these are listed below Error Code Fault P Park brake on N Place the shuttle lever in neutral CP Depress clutch pedal to enab...

Page 125: ... right hand control console 148 With the engine running clutch depressed and the shuttle lever in neutral apply and hold down the tractor footbrakes Momentarily depress the upper part of the selector switch 1 Figure 148 to engage the creeper gears The creep speed symbol 1 will appear flashing in the transmission display When the creep gears are fully engaged the symbol will cease to flash and beco...

Page 126: ...3 1 02 0 64 F9 C 7 47 4 66 0 74 0 46 F10 C 9 12 5 69 0 91 0 57 F11 C 11 16 6 96 1 11 0 69 F12 C 13 63 8 50 1 35 0 84 F13 D 17 54 10 94 1 74 1 09 F14 D 21 43 13 36 2 13 1 33 F15 D 26 21 16 35 2 60 1 62 F16 D 32 02 19 97 3 18 1 98 REVERSE RATIOS Standard Speeds Creeper Speeds R1 A 2 38 1 48 0 24 0 15 R2 A 2 90 1 81 0 29 0 18 R3 A 3 55 2 21 0 35 0 22 R4 A 4 34 2 71 0 43 0 27 R5 B 5 58 3 48 0 56 0 35 ...

Page 127: ...5 6 08 0 97 0 61 F9 C 7 07 4 41 0 70 0 44 F10 C 8 63 5 39 0 86 0 54 F11 C 10 56 6 58 1 05 0 65 F12 C 12 90 8 04 1 28 0 80 F13 D 16 60 10 35 1 65 1 03 F14 D 20 28 12 65 2 02 1 26 F15 D 24 80 15 47 2 47 1 54 F16 D 30 30 18 90 3 01 1 88 REVERSE RATIOS Standard Speeds Creeper Speeds R1 A 2 25 1 40 0 22 0 14 R2 A 2 75 1 71 0 27 0 17 R3 A 3 36 2 10 0 33 0 21 R4 A 4 11 2 56 0 41 0 25 R5 B 5 28 3 29 0 53 ...

Page 128: ...0 71 F11 C 13 98 8 72 1 39 0 87 F12 C 17 15 10 70 1 71 1 06 F13 D 21 99 13 72 2 19 1 36 F14 D 26 98 16 82 2 68 1 67 F15 D 32 85 20 49 3 27 2 04 F16 D 40 29 25 13 4 01 2 50 F17 D 45 65 28 36 NOTE Ratio F17 not available with 40 km h transmission NOTE Creeper Speeds not available with 50 km h transmission REVERSE RATIOS Standard Speeds Creeper Speeds R1 A 2 37 1 48 0 24 0 15 R2 A 2 90 1 81 0 29 0 18...

Page 129: ...1 08 0 67 F11 C 13 24 8 26 1 32 0 82 F12 C 16 24 10 13 1 61 1 01 F13 D 20 82 12 98 2 07 1 29 F14 D 25 54 15 93 2 54 1 58 F15 D 31 09 19 39 3 09 1 93 F16 D 38 14 23 79 3 79 2 37 F17 D 45 82 28 47 NOTE Ratio F17 not available with 40 km h transmission NOTE Creeper Speeds not available with 50 km h transmission REVERSE RATIOS Standard Speeds Creeper Speeds R1 A 2 24 1 40 0 19 0 12 R2 A 2 75 1 71 0 23...

Page 130: ...5 km h 9 MPH or at any time when turning the tractor When engaged the differential lock will make steering the tractor very difficult IMPORTANT If wheel spin is encountered reduce engine speed before engaging the differential lock to avoid shock loads to the transmission Operating in Manual Mode In slippery conditions momentarily depress the bottom of the switch 1 Figure 150 to lock both wheels to...

Page 131: ...ise the rear 3 point hitch Temporary disengagement will re engage when 3 point hitch is lowered Either brake pedal is applied Temporary disengagement Both brake pedals are applied simultaneously Differential lock remains engaged Tractor speed exceeds 15 Km h 9 MPH Differential locks will permanently disengage Front steering angle exceeds pre set limits where fitted Temporary disengagement will re ...

Page 132: ...t panel will illuminate when four wheeldrive is engaged To disengage four wheel drive return the switch to the off central position NOTE If four wheel drive is engaged when the key start is turned off it will remain engaged when the key start is switched on again Operating in Automatic Mode where fitted To engage automatic four wheel drive mode momentarily depress the top of the four wheel drive s...

Page 133: ...r when travelling on the public highway or any hard surface it is recommended that four wheel drive be disengaged WARNING Tractors with four wheel drive engaged or disengaged should not be allowed to overspeed by towing or coasting downhill with clutch depressed or transmission in neutral This may cause loss of control personal injury to the operator or bystanders or failure of the drive shaft NOT...

Page 134: ...verriding axle lock out In this situation the warning light will remain on NOTE Should the lock out switch warning light begin to flash this would indicate a malfunction of the suspension system Consult your authorised dealer IMPORTANT See Ballasting and Tyres page 3 136 regarding the use of front end weights with front axle suspension WARNING Hydraulic oil in the front axle suspension system oper...

Page 135: ...ectronic functions The operating memory temporarily stores setting adjustments made while operating the tractor and these are uploaded to the main memory when you key off engine stop If you key off and key on again too quickly as data is being uploaded some of it may be lost or corrupted If you have made changes to any memorised settings while operating the tractor pause for five seconds between k...

Page 136: ...the radiator and various oil reservoirs filled to the recommended levels PRE OPERATION CHECKS Before operating the tractor ensure that you are thoroughly familiar with the location and operation of the controls Perform all daily lubrication and maintenance operations in accordance with Section 4 After completing the daily maintenance operations perform a walk around visual inspection of the tracto...

Page 137: ...nd does not spin the turbocharger and damage the bearings Turbocharger turbine freewheeling turning without engine running must be avoided since lubrication will not be provided to the turbocharger bearings To avoid damaging the transmission or other components that turn but are not lubricated during towing observe the following Only tow a short distance Keep speed below 5 MPH 8 km h If possible r...

Page 138: ...ine provide an easy method of boosting the tractor battery without having to remove the battery cover The positive terminal 1 is attached to the starter solenoid and is encased in a plastic housing The negative terminal 2 attaches to the upper mounting bolt of the starter Connect one end of red jump lead to the positive remote jump terminal 1 and the other end to the positive terminal of the auxil...

Page 139: ...your authorised dealer STARTING THE ENGINE Before starting the engine always carry out the following procedure Sit in the driver s seat Ensure that the parking brake is firmly applied Ensure that all gearshift levers are in neutral Ensure the shuttle lever is in neutral Ensure that the P T O knob is in the off position Place the remote control valve levers in the neutral position Move the hydrauli...

Page 140: ...ng the combustion chamber A warning light on the instrument panel will illuminate to confirm operation If temperatures below 18 C 0 F are encountered a block coolant heater is available as an accessory The block coolant heater is effective in ambient temperatures down to 29 C 20 F when used in conjunction with the Thermostart Key Start Switch with Thermostart A five position key start switch is in...

Page 141: ... repeat the foregoing procedure If the engine still fails to start allow the battery to recover for 4 5 minutes then repeat the procedure When the engine starts return the throttle to the idle position and check that all warning lights extinguish and gauge readings are normal 5 Starting in warm weather or when the engine is hot Open the hand throttle halfway and turn the key start switch fully clo...

Page 142: ...Operation of the grid heater is automatic when the the engine coolant temperature falls to 0 32 F or below A warning light on the instrument panel will illuminate to confirm operation Key Start Switch with Grid Heater A five position key start switch is installed The key start switch positions are as follows Position 1 Not used Position 2 Off Position 3 Accessories on Position 4 Warning lights ins...

Page 143: ...inutes then repeat the procedure When the engine starts return the throttle to the idle position and check that all warning lights extinguish and gauge readings are normal If temperatures below 18 C 0 F are encountered a block coolant heater is available as an accessory The block coolant heater is effective in ambient temperatures down to 29 C 20 F when used in conjunction with the grid heater 8 S...

Page 144: ...ere fitted Automatic engine shutdown is standard on tractors equipped with the optional Enhanced Keypad The system monitors four key areas that are critical to the safe operation of engine and driveline and in the unlikely event that one or more of these reaches a critical level the engine will be shut down Engine oil pressure falls below safe limits Engine coolant temperature exceeds safe limits ...

Page 145: ...s 1 No engine shutdown In this mode the engine is not capable of automatic shutdown 2 Always engine shutdown The engine will shutdown at any time if one or more of the monitored conditions reaches a critical level 3 Stationary engine shutdown The engine will shutdown only during stationary operations if one or more of the monitored conditions reaches a critical level IMPORTANT Before attempting to...

Page 146: ... To operate Fast Steer depress and hold the centre ring 3 on the steering wheel to disengage release the ring With the centre ring depressed the indicator light 2 will illuminate on the instrument panel It will extinguish when the centre ring is released NOTE If the isolator switch 1 is left in the ON position at engine key off then Fast Steer will be de activated at key on The isolator switch war...

Page 147: ...tion Fast Steer will be disabled if a fault occurs Should the system become disabled an audible warning will sound and an error code will appear in the Dot Matrix Display If the fault is of a critical nature the STOP warning lamp will also flash on the instrument panel consult your authorised dealer To re activate Fast Steer turn the isolator switch 1 OFF correct the fault and then turn the isolat...

Page 148: ...ed switches for stationary P T O work c Three speed shiftable P T O with inter changeable output shafts and the option of fender mounted switches for stationary P T O work d Three speed ground drive P T O available in conjunction with three speed shiftable P T O above 14 An automatic soft start facility is provided on all models to permit easy start up of heavy high inertia P T O driven equipment ...

Page 149: ...ed to select ground drive ATTACHING P T O DRIVEN EQUIPMENT CAUTION Before attaching or detaching equipment or changing the P T O shaft Firmly apply the parking brake Ensure that all gearshift levers are in neutral Disengage the P T O knob fully down and wait until the P T O and equipment stops Switch off the engine before getting off the tractor With the engine stopped the P T O brake isreleased a...

Page 150: ...lider type vertically adjustable drawbars have a flip up P T O guard plate fixed to the slider frame See Slider Frame Drawbars in Section 7 17 Attach the implement to the P T O shaft ensuring that the implement driveshaft coupler lock pin 3 or detent balls engage the groove in the P T O shaft 2 If the coupler does not have a locking arrangement pin the coupler to the shaft Lower the flip up guard ...

Page 151: ...en operating P T O driven equipment Firmly apply the parking brake place all gearshift levers in neutral and block all four wheels before operating any stationary P T O equipment 19 Do not approach clean or adjust P T O driven equipment while the tractor engine is still running Disengage the P T O knob fully down and wait until the P T O and equipment stops Switch off the engine before getting off...

Page 152: ...ve P T O speed range at a lower engine speed with a consequent reduction in fuel consumption and engine wear Tractors with 3 speed P T O have the advantage of running low power 540 P T O driven equipment at a reduced engine speed by selecting 540E on the lever See page 3 24 for P T O and engine speeds IMPORTANT Implements with a high power requirement should be operated with the 1000 rev min P T O...

Page 153: ...oximately 1000 rev min when engaging the P T O 21 Open the throttle to obtain the required engine P T O speeds The P T O speed can be displayed in the central LCD on the instrument panel 1 NOTE The light 2 Figure 21 will be illuminated when the P T O is engaged If overspeeding of the P T O occurs P T O speed exceeds 630 rev min the light will flash for 5 seconds then remain steady When the 1000 re...

Page 154: ...the switch 1 to disengage the brake and allow the implement to come to rest naturally DANGER To avoid inadvertent movement of the implement disengage the P T O after each use 24 CHANGING THE P T O SHAFT SPEED IMPORTANT Before changing the speed of the output shaft switch off the P T O stop the engine and apply the handbrake Using a suitable tool compress the lugs on the circlip and remove it from ...

Page 155: ...ctor stationary and the P T O control knob in the disengaged position select the required speed by means of the range lever 1 Lift the spring loaded collar 2 beneath the knob and move the lever to engage the power or economy range Engine and P T O shaft speeds are as follows Range Lever Engine Speed P T O Speed Position rev min rev min Fully rearward 1970 540 6 spline shaft Fully forward 1145 540 ...

Page 156: ...n increase engine speed by means of the throttle to obtain the required P T O speed With the engine running at 1000 rev min or less press the knob 1 and lift the collar 3 and knob up to engage the P T O The knob will remain up while the P T O is engaged and the adjacent warning light 2 will be illuminated To disengage the P T O press the P T O control knob 1 down NOTE If the engine is stopped the ...

Page 157: ...g has occurred in the 1000 rev min P T O range 30 IMPORTANT An automatic P T O brake is installed to stop shaft rotation quickly when the P T O is disengaged To avoid overstressing the P T O brake slow down the implement by reducing engine speed before disengaging the P T O This is particularly important with implements having a high inertia Such implements should ideally be fitted with an overrun...

Page 158: ...stalled 32 With the tractor stationary and the P T O control knob in the disengaged position select the required speed by means of the range lever 1 Lift the spring loaded collar 2 beneath the knob and move the lever fully to the right to engage 1000 speed to the intermediate position for 540 Economy and fully to the left for standard 540 speed IMPORTANT The P T O range lever cannot be moved until...

Page 159: ...speed by means of the throttle to obtain the required P T O speed With the engine running at 1000 rev min or less press the knob 1 and lift the collar 3 and knob up to engage the P T O The knob will remain up while the P T O is engaged and the adjacent warning light 2 will be illuminated To disengage the P T O press the P T O control knob 1 down NOTE If the engine is stopped the P T O will not ope...

Page 160: ...g has occurred in the 1000 rev min P T O range 37 IMPORTANT An automatic P T O brake is installed to stop shaft rotation quickly when the P T O is disengaged To avoid overstressing the P T O brake slow down the implement by reducing engine speed before disengaging the P T O This is particularly important with implements having a high inertia Such implements should ideally be fitted with an overrun...

Page 161: ...he P T O switched off operate the lift control to capture the hitch Depress and hold the P T O switch for 2 seconds The central display will show u followed by two figures for example u38 The figure 38 representing the current height of the hitch Raise the hitch to point at which the P T O is to disengage Depress the P T O switch once the central display will show d xx where xx is the current heig...

Page 162: ...T O drive and cause the Auto lamp to flash Lowering the implement will re engage P T O drive the Auto lamp will cease to flash and will remain on Depressing the Auto P T O switch again will de activate the function and the Auto lamp will extinguish NOTE The Auto P T O function will be de activated every time the key start is switched off 40 With Mechanical Draft Control The P T O will be disengage...

Page 163: ... for more than 10 seconds with the 3 point hitch in the raised position If one of the external switches for P T O or 3point hitch are operated The P T O is switched off using the internal or external switches Operating both internal and external P T O switches simultaneously Ground drive P T O is selected The operator leaves the seat for more than 2 minutes with Auto P T O activated and the 3 poin...

Page 164: ... both brake pedals whilst moving the selector lever 43 Fully depress the clutch pedal select a transmission gear and open the throttle to increase engine speed Allow the clutch pedal to rise Initial movement of the clutch pedal will cause the tractor to move and the P T O shaft and attached equipment to rotate The speed of rotation of the P T O shaft is directly related to rotation of the rear whe...

Page 165: ...momentarily to cause the P T O shaft to index round to align the shaft splines If the switch is pressed for less than 5 seconds the shaft will stop turning when the switch is released 45 Press and hold in the switch for more than 5 seconds and the P T O will operate continuously Press the switch again to stop the P T O Alternatively the P T O may be stopped by means of the in cab controls as previ...

Page 166: ...ternal P T O switches should not be carried out simultaneously WARNING Before using the external Power Take Off switches ensure that no person or object is in the area of the implement 3 point linkage or P T O shaft Never operate the external switches while standing Directly behind the tractor or tyres Between the lower links On or near the implement Never extend arms legs any part of the body or ...

Page 167: ... implement shaft alignment The front P T O is electro hydraulically operated and is activated by a selector knob on the right hand console similar to the rear P T O 47 With the engine running at 1000 rev min or less press the knob 1 and lift the collar 3 and knob up to engage the P T O The knob will remain up while the P T O is engaged and the adjacent warning light 2 will be illuminated Open the ...

Page 168: ...ired 50 Operating the Front Linkage The front hitch may be controlled through the rear remote valves or by a dedicated mid mounted twin spool remote valve with mechanical rear remote valves Using valves I or II at the rear of the tractor operation of the front hitch may be controlled via the remote valve levers With the front linkage connected to valve number I pull the lever rearwards R to raise ...

Page 169: ...emote valve 52 with Electro Hydraulic remote valves Electro Hydraulic valves may be used to operate the front hitch using the remote valve lever or electronic joystick where fitted The Electro Hydraulic levers function in a similar way to the mechanical levers The standard default valve to operate the hitch will always be valve number IIII However it is possible to set the default to alternative r...

Page 170: ...de of the seat The mid mount valve provides two additional double acting services one of which may be utilised to operate the front hitch Pull the joystick rearwards R to raise the implement When the hydraulic lift reaches the height set by the height limit rotary control the joystick will return automatically to neutral N Alternatively the hydraulic lift will stop raising when the joystick is man...

Page 171: ...float position The motor will then slow to a gradual halt and not stop abruptly which may cause internal damage to the motor 56 The joystick safety lock lever is used to prevent accidental operation of the remote valve s The safety lock on the joystick has three positions 1 Fully out All joystick movements available 2 Mid Position Lateral movement locked out 3 Fully in All joystick movements locke...

Page 172: ... the inner link arm when the holes in the inner and outer links 4 are correctly aligned Before operating the tractor ensure both pins are secured with lynch pins 60 To convert to the working position remove the lynch pin pull out the pin 5 and manually lower the link arm down to the operating position as shown Install the removed pin in one of the holes 6 or 7 as required When installed in the rea...

Page 173: ...ers engage the ball bushings An audible click will be heard as the self locking latches engage the ball bushings on the implement The lift control should be returned to the neutral position before the lower links start to lift the implement from the ground IMPORTANT Before operating the tractor ensure the release latches 1 are fully retracted into the link end 63 Attach the top link to the impleme...

Page 174: ...oystick lower the implement to the ground ensuring that it cannot fall when disconnected from the front hitch Use the implement supports where fitted Pull back the lever on the top link to release the claw from the implement upper hitch pin Pull the ring 1 on both lower links fully rearwards The lever will lock in position with the latch retracted This will allow the links to clear the ball bushin...

Page 175: ... and sensitive control of implements such as sprayers rakes graders etc that operate above the ground Once set the position of the lower links will remain at a constant height unless adjusted using the lift control lever Draft Control is most suitable for mounted implements operating in the ground Changes in the working depth or changes in soil resistance cause the draft loading on the implement t...

Page 176: ...position To achieve full lift height turn the cam adjuster fully anti clockwise until the cam is clear of the lever when the lower links are in the fully raised position NOTE The height limiter cam only affects operation of the fast raise button When the cam comes into contact with the lever it cancels the signal from the fast raise button and stops the 3 point linkage from raising further Repeat ...

Page 177: ...ch pass or whenever required move the latch 1 rearward to release the fast raise button The button 2 will pop out as shown and the 3 point linkage and implement will raise to full lift height as determined by the height limiter cam setting without the need to move the Position Control lever To lower the implement simply press the fast raise button 2 fully in as shown and the implement will lower t...

Page 178: ... of the implement is too great or too frequent then system sensitivity may be reduced by adjustment of the sensor bar spacers To move a spacer remove the nut and bolt 1 end stop 2 lower link 3 and spacer 4 Re install the spacer first followed by the lower link and end stop Secure the end stop with the nut and bolt Tighten the nut securely This is the most sensitive position recommended for light i...

Page 179: ...at the required depth ease the Position Control lever 2 back until the lift arms tend to rise The lift linkage is now operating in Draft Control but the implement is prevented by the Position Control function from sinking too far when the draft load reduces 75 Float Operation To operate with the lift in float mode move the Draft and Position Control levers fully forward This will enable the lift a...

Page 180: ...to the right of the tractor outboard of the rear tyre the shaded area in Figure 76 76 WARNING Before using the external hydraulic power lift control ensure that no person or object is in the area of the implement or 3 point linkage Never extend arms legs any part of the body or any object into the area of the 3 point linkage or implement Never operate the external power lift control while standing...

Page 181: ... the ground Changes in soil resistance cause the draft loading on the implement to increase or decrease Draft Control Operational Notes Draft control sets the working depth in the soil by maintaining a constant draft load If the Position Control lever 1 is set just below the normal Draft Control working depth it will prevent the implement from diving or working too deep if an area of soft or light...

Page 182: ...ntrols without disturbing the settings The switch also provides for faster ground engagement if required For detailed information see text on page 3 54 EDC Panel The draft sensitivity control 1 is used to make the system more sensitive or less sensitive to changes in draft loading Maximum sensitivity is obtained by rotating the control fully clockwise The drop rate control 2 adjusts the speed at w...

Page 183: ... light 3 will illuminate when the 3 point linkage lowers The upper light 2 will illuminate when the linkage raises A slip limit on indicator 4 illuminates when the wheel slip limit control is activated 81 Hitch Position Display The digital display in the instrument panel indicates the position of the lower links over a scale of 0 to 100 A display of 0 indicates that the links are fully lowered 100...

Page 184: ...r links cannot be raised or lowered using the in cab controls The hitch disabled warning will display if The Position Control lever has been moved with the engine stopped One of the external power lift switches has been operated to raise or lower the three point linkage See External Hydraulic Power Lift Controls on page 3 57 84 To put the Position Control lever back into phase with the lower links...

Page 185: ... linkage being raised further and so avoid the possibility of the implement damaging the tractor when fully raised When the raise lower switch or the Position Control lever is used to raise the implement it will only raise to the height set by the height limit control as determined in the previous step Adjust the rate of drop to suit the size and weight of the attached implement by rotating the dr...

Page 186: ... sensitivity knob 1 determines the sensitivity of the system Set the knob to the mid position before entering the field 89 Drive the tractor into the field and lower the implement into work by moving the Position Control lever 3 forward Use the Position Control lever to set the maximum depth and so prevent diving when areas of light soil are encountered Set the required implement working depth by ...

Page 187: ...is point turn the knob slightly anti clockwise until either of the indicator lights flashes once every 2 or 3 seconds or as required to suit the soil conditions Once the required working conditions have been established there is no need to move the position control lever again until the work in hand is completed 92 Upon reaching the headland momentarily depress the top of the raise lower switch 3 ...

Page 188: ...er the implement is raised using the Position Control lever it will always return to the same working depth when the lever is moved forward to contact the stop NOTE If required the Position Control may be eased sideways to the left in order to bypass the stop to lower the implement further 94 The slip limit control knob 1 available only with the optional radar sensor unit enables the operator to s...

Page 189: ...osition set by the Position Control lever implement movement will be slower 97 When the implement is at the required working height use thumbwheel 1 to set the adjustable stop 2 against the Position Control lever 3 Every time the Position Control lever is moved it may be quickly returned to it s original position against the stop to maintain the required implement height If it is required to raise...

Page 190: ...o counter the movement and minimise implement bounce to provide a smoother ride To engage Ride Control turn the draft sensitivity knob 1 fully anti clockwise Using the raise lower switch 4 Figure 99 raise the implement to the height set by the height limit control 3 98 Turn the drop rate control knob 2 fully anti clockwise to the transport lock position padlock symbol Ride Control will only operat...

Page 191: ...external switches Move the gearshift levers to neutral Disengage the P T O Apply the parking brake With the engine running move the hand throttle lever to the low idle position fully rearwards WARNING Before using the external hydraulic power lift switches ensure that no person or object is in the area of the implement or 3 point linkage 100 Never operate the external switches while standing Direc...

Page 192: ...he switch and attach the implement to the 3 point linkage in the normal way To transfer control of the hydraulic power lift back to the lift control lever move the lift control lever fully rearwards and push forward again more slowly The hitch enabled symbol will display in the instrument panel indicating that the 3 point linkage is in phase with the lift control lever see page 3 50 IMPORTANT When...

Page 193: ... the top link On tractors with four valves the first and second valves may be controlled by levers or by a 4 way joystick control mounted to the right of the operator s seat Each control lever is coloured to correspond to the colour marking on the remote valve 103 Control Levers Each valve is controlled by a separate lever providing four operating positions raise R neutral N lower L and float F Th...

Page 194: ...t Push the joystick forward past neutral to retract lower the cylinder Pushing it fully forward beyond the retract position will select float which will permit the cylinder connected to remote control valve No I to extend or retract freely thereby allowing equipment such as scraper blades to float or follow the ground contour Move the joystick to the left from the neutral position and the cylinder...

Page 195: ...eutral retract lower and float positions are identified by symbols on a decal next to the joystick and or control levers A detent will hold the joystick lever in the selected extend or retract position until the remote cylinder reaches the end of the stroke when the control lever will automatically return to neutral Alternatively the lever may be returned to neutral manually The lever will not ret...

Page 196: ...o Float facility No detent positions available No lever auto return to neutral kick out III Raise Neutral Lower and Float positions available Detents in Raise Lower and Float Lever auto return to neutral kick out in Raise and Lower positions IV Raise Neutral Lower and Float positions available Detents in Raise Lower and Float No lever auto return to neutral kick out V Raise and Float positions ava...

Page 197: ...rol it is recommended that remote valves 1 and 2 are fitted with a joystick and converted to non detent operation position 1 with adjustable detents See Accessories Section 7 for details on Zero Detent kits for non adjustable remote valves 110 Remote Valve Couplers Each remote control valve has a pair of 1 2 in quick disconnect female couplers These are of a self sealing locking design but will al...

Page 198: ... pressure in the system WARNING Before disconnecting cylinders or equipment ensure the equipment or implement is supported securely To connect a remote cylinder lift the hinged cover 1 until it locks in the raised position insert the feed and or return hose through the slit in the secondary dust cover ensuring it is correctly seated in the coupler Ensure that there is sufficient slack in the hose ...

Page 199: ...equipment which must be serviced while in the raised position NOTE Remote cylinders are operated by oil drawn from the tractor hydraulic system therefore always check and replenish the hydraulic system oil after remote cylinder equipment has been connected and cycled a few times Operating the tractor with a low oil level may result in damage to the rear axle and transmission components When toppin...

Page 200: ...osition will select float which will allow the cylinder to extend or retract freely This feature is of material assistance when carrying out work with equipment such as scraper blades and loaders 115 Operating Single Acting Cylinders Connect the hose 1 from a single acting cylinder to the left hand coupler 2 on the remote control valve To extend a single acting cylinder move the control lever or j...

Page 201: ... valve coupler with the feed hose 2 connected to the right hand coupler and the return hose 1 connected to the left hand coupler of the same valve With the remote control valve lever or joystick in the float position the motor will be stationary The hydraulic motor will operate if the lever or joystick is moved to the retract lower position IMPORTANT To stop the motor move the lever or joystick to...

Page 202: ...ve circuits if the flow control valves are used to regulate the flow thus providing constant operating speed for hydraulic motors etc even if engine speed varies Maintain the engine speed above the minimum required for simultaneous operation of all the required circuits and vary ground speed by selection of the appropriate gear ratio If operating two or more remote control valves simultaneously or...

Page 203: ...mote valve s are now operational whenever the tractor engine is running IMPORTANT The isolator switch may be used to immediately stop operation of the rear remote valves by depressing the top of the switch The isolator switch will only control the remote valves it has no effect on three point linkage operation 120 Control Levers Each remote valve lever has four positions extend neutral retract and...

Page 204: ... lever into float before selecting this position II Raise detent locked out Neutral Lower and Float functions operative III All valve functions are operative IV Float locked out Raise Neutral and Lower functional V Lever locked in neutral No valve functions are available 122 Visual Displays Depress the remote valve key on the keypad and the following information will be displayed in the DMD for ea...

Page 205: ...the DMD Use the MENU UP DOWN keys 1 and 2 to increase or decrease the maximum flow rate of the selected valve The flow rate will be stored in the tractor control module until re programmed turning the key start off will not erase the setting NOTE The remote valve flow rate setting 1 Figure 126 will apply to both extend and retract movements of the cylinder IMPORTANT During remote valve set up a pa...

Page 206: ...te valve number 1 see page 3 70 for details on remote valve numbering 1 Remote valve in neutral position 2 Remote valve operating at maximum flow set by the operator The illustration shows cylinder operating in retract mode 3 Remote valve lever in float position 4 Remote valve locked in hydraulic motor mode Retract and Float positions only available 5 Electro Hydraulic Remote Valve system switched...

Page 207: ...ves will operate in a similar way to the mechanical valves previously described IMPORTANT Care must be taken when operating in the manual mode that the remote valve lever is not left in the detented extend or retract positions when using remote cylinders When the cylinder has reached the end of its stroke the control lever must be returned to the neutral position manually Failure to observe this p...

Page 208: ...e cylinder hydraulic hoses are properly connected to the appropriate rear remote valve Start the tractor engine and set at the normal operating speed in which the cylinder is to be operated This is important as the programming of the control levers is based on a time interval corresponding to the time it takes the cylinder rod to extend and retract Any change in engine rpm will have an effect on h...

Page 209: ...med operation is 30 seconds Programming a Single Acting Service To programme a single acting service carry out the same set up procedure as previously described for a double acting service With the programme light flashing move the remote valve lever from neutral to the extend position R When the cylinder has extended to the desired position manually return the lever to the neutral position To sto...

Page 210: ... remote valve as the priority valve 132 With the key start in the ON position depress and hold the Menu Enter key 4 Figure 132 until the central LCD display reads Ehrx where x is the current priority valve number NOTE If a dash appears in the display the remote valves are not prioritised After a few seconds the LCD display will change to read PEhr Momentarily depress the EHR remote valve key 1 Fig...

Page 211: ...ated IMPORTANT At key off engine stop electronic programme settings made during tractor operation are transferred from the operating memory to the main memory To provide sufficient time for the data to transfer allow a minimum of five seconds delay before turning the key on again Relieving System Pressure WARNING Before connecting or disconnecting hydraulic hoses at the remote cylinders relieve th...

Page 212: ...t position to lower a single acting cylinder The retract position is for double acting cylinders only 134 Connecting Double Acting Cylinders Connect the feed hose from a double acting cylinder to the left hand coupler 1 on the remote control valve and the return hose to the right hand coupler 2 as previously described To extend a double act ing cylinder pull the control lever back to the extend po...

Page 213: ...aulic motor will operate if the lever is pulled back to the retract position Lower To stop the motor move the lever from the lower position to the float position In the float position the motor will be able to stop slowly which will not damage the motor IMPORTANT When operating continuous flow equipment the remote control valve lever must not be moved rearward to the neutral N or raise R positions...

Page 214: ...valve number one lower valve will always take priority over the other valves For equipment using more than one remote valve the hydraulic service with the highest priority should be connected to valve number one 1 2 137 138 Bleeding Remote Cylinders When connecting a cylinder with trapped air i e a new cylinder one that has been out of service or one that has had the hoses disconnected it will be ...

Page 215: ...he remote valve manifold Using a suitable connector M22 x 1 5 15 5 ISO 6149 attach the implement supply line to this port With the implement control valve in neutral a low standby pressure of 21 to 24 bar 305 to 348 lbf in will be maintained in the pressure line connected to this port 140 LS Load Sensing LS Line 2 Connect the sensing line from the M12 x 1 5 11 5 ISO 6149 port 2 to the implement co...

Page 216: ...line back to sump through the return line 3 to the tractor The hydraulic system will then return to the low pressure standby mode R Return Oil Line 3 The return oil line from the implement control valves should be connected to the M27 x 2 19 ISO 6149 port 3 This will permit the oil to return directly back into the tractor hydraulic system NOTE Ensure the hoses have a suitable capacity to accomodat...

Page 217: ...l lift controls when making lower link connections If your tractor does not have these switches or when making other connections stop the engine IMPORTANT Before transporting or operating equipment ensure that the flexible link ends where fitted are locked in the operating position 1 With the engine stopped and parking brake engaged adjust the top link until the implement mast pin can be inserted ...

Page 218: ...pen the cab rear window or modify the equipment to clear the cab Linkage adjustments while increasing cab clearance may have an adverse effect on the implement operating characteristics Set the lift rods in the front hole in the lower links This will reduce the lift height dependent upon the lift rod length Lengthen the lift rods Connect the top link to the upper hole in the top link attachment br...

Page 219: ...ns fixed in relation to the lower link arm 143 If the securing pin 1 is rotated through 90 as shown this will allow an implement limited vertical movement independent of the tractor which is a useful feature for the operation of wide implements After carrying out the adjustment ensure the outer retaining plate and spring clip are replaced and securely locked Before disconnecting a lift rod from th...

Page 220: ...turnbuckle to lengthen or shorten the lift rod assembly When adjustment is satisfactory allow the turnbuckle to lower into position Ensure that the turnbuckle is fully down and that the slot engages with the lug to prevent unintentional rotation IMPORTANT When attaching mounted or semi mounted equipment to the 3 point linkage or when coupling trailed equipment to the drawbar or automatic pick up h...

Page 221: ...justment lift the handle 2 and use it as a lever Alternatively rotating the link end 4 will permit limited adjustment of top link length To lock the sleeve after adjustment push the spring retainer down so that it holds the handle flush against the sleeve 146 When not in use the top link can be removed and stored or left in an upright position Hook the ball end of the handle 2 into the bracket 1 o...

Page 222: ...ld in the button 1 on No IIII remote control valve lever 2 and pull the lever towards you Push the lever away from you past the neutral position to retract the cylinder and shorten the top link assembly 149 With Electronic Operation Two switches located on the cab C pillar operate the hydraulic top link and right hand lift rod Both switches are spring centered and will return to the neutral positi...

Page 223: ...BLE LINK ENDS where fitted Pull the levers 1 up to release the linkends Withthe link ends released connection to the implement will be easier The link end 2 is shown in the extended position The link end 3 is shown in the closed operating position With both link ends extended connect the link ends to the equipment and secure with linch pins Start the engine and carefully inch the tractor rearwards...

Page 224: ...154 Three ball bushings are supplied for installation on the implement if required The ball bushing with projecting lips 1 should be installed on the implement upper hitch pin The two plain ball bushings 3 with their detachable guides 2 should be installed on the implement lower hitch pins 155 Coupling Implement to Tractor Adjust the stabilisers to maintain the tractor lower links at the correct d...

Page 225: ...s necessary The implement supports where fitted may now be removed or retracted and the implement supported on the 3 point linkage 156 Uncoupling Implement from Tractor Using the hydraulic lift control lever fully lower the implement to the ground ensuring that it cannot fall when disconnected from the tractor Use the implement supports where fitted Pull the release cable on the top link to releas...

Page 226: ...passing the pin through the most suitable pair of holes To adjust attach the implement to the 3 point linkage with the locating pin removed from both stabilisers When the implement is satisfactorily aligned the locating pins should be passed through any one of the four holes in the outer tubes that align with one of the holes in the sliding inner section With the pins inserted in this manner both ...

Page 227: ...o adjust attach the implement to the 3 point linkage with the locating pin removed from both stabilisers To remove the pin pull back the securing clip When the implement is satisfactorily aligned the locating pin should then be passed through the holes and the securing clip replaced With the pin removed the tube may be rotated to provide fine adjustment and the pin re inserted With the pins insert...

Page 228: ...ntral hole as shown at 3 in Figure 161 When the front of the stabiliser is attached to the upper hole 2 in the front mounting bracket the stabilisers will allow the implement to sway in work with reduced sway when the implement is raised This feature provides greater implement control when turning on the headlands of a field IMPORTANT When setting the stabiliser length particularly if using the sw...

Page 229: ...ain 4 is attached at one end to the rear fender and at the other end via a spring to a hinged cover 1 on the telescopic part of the stabiliser A lug 2 on the telescopic part of the stabiliser engages a notch in the cover When the chain is correctly adjusted it will be slack when the lower links are raised from the operating position so allowing the cover to drop down over the lug on the stabiliser...

Page 230: ... of the lever so that the threaded section 3 screws into or out of the stabiliser When the length is satisfactory i e thenotch in the cover aligns with the lug on the stabiliser lower the lever back down over the peg and close the cover The chain should then be adjusted by placing the appropriate link over the attaching hook so that the cover on the stabiliser is lifted when the implement is lower...

Page 231: ...ts that require hitch extensions or interfere with the tractor clevis remove and store the clevis and hitch pin Always use a safety chain installed between the tractor and implement hitch when transporting equipment on the highway See page 3 101 Observe the following precautions for towing equipment not equipped with brakes Do not tow equipment weighing more than twice the tractor weight Do not ex...

Page 232: ...e holes restricted movement of the drawbar is permitted Alternatively the drawbar can be pinned in any one of three positions by insertion of the pins in the appropriate holes In Figure 165 the drawbar is shown pinned in the central position to prevent swinging Pin the drawbar to prevent swinging when pulling equipment which requires accurate positioning and when transporting equipment Allow the d...

Page 233: ...s and hole 2 for 540 rev min P T O operations When towing equipment exerting high static downward forces such as two wheeled trailers etc use the close coupled position hole 3 166 North America only The front securing pin may be inserted in one of four holes in the drawbar to vary the P T O shaft to hitch point distance See Figure 167 and the following table Hole see Fig 167 P T O Shaft to Drawbar...

Page 234: ...ure the drawbar to prevent swinging when transporting equipment or when operating any but ground engaging equipment The drawbar is adjustable for height and projection relative to the end of the P T O shaft To vary the height of the drawbar implement hitch point remove the drawbar and invert it 168 The front securing pin may be inserted in one of two holes in the drawbar to vary the P T O shaft to...

Page 235: ...wbar 3 and implement become disconnected After attaching the safety chain make a trial run by driving the tractor to the right and to the left for a short distance to check the safety chain adjustment If necessary re adjust to eliminate a tight or loose chain Check the implement operator s manual for implement weight and attaching hardware specifications Safety chains attaching hardware and chain ...

Page 236: ...w pin piton is available as an option The piton is installed at the bottom of the assembly Four types of tow pin assembly are available Non swivelling tow pin Heavy duty non swivelling tow pin See Figure 173 Swivelling tow pin manual operation See Figure 177 Swivelling tow pin auto operation See Figure 179 A swinging drawbar may also be provided as part of the assembly See Sliding Type Swinging Dr...

Page 237: ...d When at the required height support the tow pin with one hand and lower the handle to the horizontal position as shown in Figures 172 and 173 The pins will rotate and re engage the notches in the frame Lower the P T O guard 6 173 To attach a trailer drawbar to the tow pin remove the R clip 3 from the tow pin and lift out using the handle 2 Re insert the tow pin so that it passes through the eye ...

Page 238: ...ocking mechanism Pull the handle 3 down to the horizontal position with the left hand and release the push button to lock the handle 3 in the horizontal position Lowering the handle will rotate the pins and disengage them from the frame Using both handles lift or lower the complete tow pin assembly When at the required height hold in the push button and lift the left hand handle up to the vertical...

Page 239: ...ng Tow Pin Auto Engagement The tow pin 2 Figure 179 is spring loaded in the engaged down position as shown To attach a trailer to the tow pin lift the release lever 1 to the vertical position to retract the tow pin up into it s housing The release lever is connected by the cable 4 to a handle in the cab This will permit trailer attachment without leaving the cab To actuate the cable release and re...

Page 240: ...wer See Tyre Pressures and Permissible Loads at the end of Section 3 Fixed Tow Pin Piton An optional fixed tow pin piton may be provided at the bottom of the assembly To attach a trailer to the piton remove the linch pin 2 and withdraw the retaining pin 4 Lift the security latch 1 and lower the eye of the trailer drawbar over the piton 3 Drop the security latch down re insert the retaining pin and...

Page 241: ...rotate and re engage the notches in the frame Lower the P T O guard NOTE When setting the height of the tow ball it should be adjusted to the lowest position relative to the correct operating height of the implement drawbar To attach a trailer remove the R clip 5 and pull out the locking pin 4 This will allow the security latch to pivot forwards toward the tractor When the implement drawbar has be...

Page 242: ...ch All Types With Mechanical Draft Control Move both position 2 and draft 3 control levers fully rearwards until the 3 point lift is supporting the weight of the hitch To unlock the hitch slide the collar 1 upwards Figure 184 and then pull up and hold the release handle Lower the hitch to the ground by means of the position control lever 185 With Electronic Draft Control Rotate the thumb wheel 2 f...

Page 243: ...rd so that the weight of the pick up hitch and attached implement is supported by the locking latches 187 NOTE The maximum static downward load on the hitch hook all types must not exceed 3000 kg 6610 lb When towing equipment exerting high static downward forces such as two wheeled trailers etc always use the close coupled drawbar position Alternatively change to the hitch hook mode IMPORTANT When...

Page 244: ... in the clevis drawbar a choice of implement drawbar hitch points relative to the end of the P T O shaft may be achieved See Figure 190 and the table below for hitch point position and maximum permitted static downward load on the drawbar The two additional holes 4 are provided in the hanger for the rear securing pin so the drawbar may be offset to the left or right of the centre line The drawbar ...

Page 245: ...e number I however it may be operated using an alternative valve where required Lower the hitch until it is clear of the locking latches and then extend the hook or clevis rearwards by moving the remote valve lever to E With the drawbar extended continue to lower the hitch until it is just above the ground 193 Position the tractor so that the hitch hook 2 is beneath the eye of the implement drawba...

Page 246: ... Static Downward Load 406 mm 16 in 1500 kg 3300 lb 195 IMPORTANT When supporting equipment on the drawbar or pick up hitch ensure that the total weight on the rear axle does not exceed the maximum static downward load or the rear tyre load capacity whichever is the lower See Rear Tyre Pressuresand Loads at the end of Section 3 When not in use the hook or clevis drawbar may be stored in the bracket...

Page 247: ...ect operation of trailer brakes balanced operation of the tractor brakes and four wheel braking four wheel drive tractors only WARNING With the tractor engine off hydraulic pressure cannot be applied to the trailer braking system When parking the tractor trailer combination apply the tractor and trailer parking brakes while the engine is still running With the footbrakes locked together apply the ...

Page 248: ...ation of trailer brakes balanced operation of the tractor brakes and four wheel braking four wheel drive tractors only To release hydraulic pressure and free the trailer brakes start the engine depress both brake pedals and release the tractor handbrake 198 NOTE The light 1 on the instrument panel will flash accompanied by critical alarm to indicatethat hydraulic oil pressure to the trailer brake ...

Page 249: ...em installed a pressure gauge control valves two or three couplers and related pipework A filter dryer unit in the braking system extracts moisture from the pressurised air helping to avoid componenets in the implement braking system from freezing in low temperatures Any moisture collected is automatically exhausted through the system unload valve The couplers installed at the back of the tractor ...

Page 250: ... excess pressure to escape to atmosphere IMPORTANT Apply the footbrakes several times ensuring that the pressure as indicated by the gauge drops as the brakes are applied and rises again when they are released Never drive the tractor with the trailer brake warning light on 201 IMPORTANT When the footbrakes are applied with the handbrake off ensure that the front wheel drive indicator light 1 Figur...

Page 251: ...re will fall to zero and the trailer brakes will be applied Yellow line control line 2 As the tractor brakes are applied increasing air pressure is supplied via the yellow coupler to the control valve on the trailer until full system pressure is generated Application of the trailer brakes is proportional to the pressure applied to the tractor brake pedals 203 Single Line System If the trailer has ...

Page 252: ...r To remove the cover press the handle 2 down The handle is held in position by a stiff spring and some pressure is required to move it down to release the cover 1 205 Connections The lines to the couplers are colour coded for ease of use The supply line to the left hand coupler 1 is red and the control line to the right hand coupler 2 is yellow The trailer hoses will have a male dual coupler Pres...

Page 253: ...ng the adjuster 1 in an anti clockwise direction To turn the valve it is first necessary to pull the knob out After adjustment push the knob in to lock the setting The adjuster must be reset to the fully clockwise position when a different trailer is used WARNING The brake balance adjustment is extremely sensitive and should not be rotated more than one half turn before testing with the attached t...

Page 254: ...ng equipment to avoid any conflict with the cab or components below the tractor IMPORTANT Do not attach any equipment or brackets to the cab mounting points 208 Front Axle Support Casting Depending on tractor specification the number of holes in the side of the axle support casting may vary NOTE Consult the hardware torque chart in Section 8 for correct torque settings when attaching equipment to ...

Page 255: ... telescopic section to the centre beam Repeat on the left hand side of the axle Loosen the locknuts and remove the locating bolts 2 Figures 212 and 213 from both ends of the track control rod behind the axle Figure 212 shows the left hand end of the track control rod Figure 213 shows the right hand end The extendible sections are drilled at 50 mm 2 in intervals and two locating bolts pass through ...

Page 256: ...toe in slightly Measure the distance between the wheel rims at hub height at the front of the wheels Rotate both front wheels 180 and check the measurements again this time at the rear of the wheels This will eliminate wheel rim run out errors The correct toe in setting is 0 13 mm 0 0 5 in i e the measurement taken at the front of the rims should be the same as the rear or be smaller by up to 13 m...

Page 257: ...uspension add 18mm 0 7 in With SuperSteer front axle add 18mm 0 7 in NOTE The track widths in the table above are nominal and may vary by up to 25 mm 1 in dependent upon tyre size IMPORTANT With optional Dynamic fenders fitted narrower track settings may not be attainable due to insufficient clearance between the tyre or rim and any part of the fender or attaching hardware IMPORTANT If your tracto...

Page 258: ...ng B 2080 mm 81 9 in Suspended min setting A 1821 mm 71 7 in Suspended max setting B 1978 mm 77 9 in Supersteer min setting A 1821 mm 71 7 in Supersteer max setting B 1978 mm 77 9 in NOTE The track widths in the table above are nominal and may vary by up to 28 mm 1 1 in dependent upon wheel rim offset REFITTING THE FRONT WHEELS When refitting or adjusting a wheel tighten the bolts to the following...

Page 259: ...extract the track rod end Loosen the lock nut 3 and screw the track rod end into or out of the track rod to shorten or lengthen the assembly as required Re insert the track rod end and when the setting is correct secure with a new self locking nut Tighten the self locking nut to 100 Nm 74 lbf ft and the lock nut to 180 Nm 133 lbf ft TA43 3 1 2 216 STEERING STOPS Two steering stops are incorporated...

Page 260: ... socket head screws Oscillation of the axle causes the stop plate to contact the projection 2 on the axle casing so preventing further movement With the stop plates in position as shown axle oscillation is 8 Extract the screws and remove the stop plates to increase axle oscillation to 12 NOTE If the oscillation stops are removed ensure that there is adequate clearance between the front tyres and a...

Page 261: ... may be moved horizontally towards or away from the tractor by relocating the metal shims 2 either side of the fender support 1 Vertical adjustment The fender may be moved vertically by relocating the bolts 3 in the appropriate holes in the fender support A number of the holes are elongated allowing the fender to be tilted forward or rearward Fender turn stop 219 An adjustable stop bolt 3 is fitte...

Page 262: ...e axle hub or by inter changing the rear wheels CAUTION Tractor wheels are very heavy Handle with care and ensure when stored that they cannot topple and cause injury NOTE There are three different designs of centre disc dependent upon tyre size and tractor model The centre discs shown are as follows Square centre disc variable track Type 1 Round centre disc variable track Type 2 Round centre disc...

Page 263: ... to hub nuts 250 Nm 184 lbf ft Rear disc to rim nuts M16 nuts 250 Nm 184 lbf ft Track Settings Adjustable Rim Types 1 and 2 Track setting Figure 224 All Models 34 and 38 Wheels Figures 221 222 A 1412 mm 55 5 in B 1510 mm 59 4 in C 1614 mm 63 5 in D 1710 mm 67 3 in E 1812 mm 71 3 in F 1910 mm 75 1 in G 2014 mm 79 2 in H 2110 mm 83 0 in NOTE With the larger tyre sizes the narrower track settings may...

Page 264: ...tional Tobacco axle then the track settings shown in the table on page 3 129 are increased by 152 mm 6 in by the addition of spacers between the wheels and the rear axle flanges When refitting or adjusting a wheel tighten the bolts to the following torques then re check after 50 hours of operation and thereafter as required Disc to hub nuts 250 Nm 184 lbf ft Disc to rim nuts 250 Nm 184 lbf ft Trac...

Page 265: ...o a cast iron hub 3 which is clamped to the bar axle 1 After unclamping the hub the wheel may be moved along the bar to provide a range of track widths A range of 190 mm 7 5 in of movement per wheel or 380 mm 15 in overall is available with the 98 inch axle Track width adjustment is effected by moving the complete wheel hub assemblies in or out on the axle shaft Reduce the track width by moving th...

Page 266: ...f difficulty is experienced place a shaft protector over the end of the axle shaft and strikewith a hammer to shock the wedge free 227 WARNING Take suitable precautions including the use of safety glasses against the possibility of flying metal particles Set the wheel to the desired position on the shaft Remove the jack bolts and replace them in the outer holes 2 Figure 228 Tighten all six wedge r...

Page 267: ...ully in toward the tractor and fully out away from the tractor Track Adjustment Rim and Disc Position 1524 1830 mm 60 72 in 1727 2030 mm 68 80 in 1930 2235 mm 76 88 in 2133 2438 mm 84 96 in 229 Wheels with steel centre disc bolted to flange on the rim NOTE With the larger width tyres it may not be possible to move the wheels to the narrower settings due to limited clearance between the tyre and fe...

Page 268: ...ery heavy Handle with care and ensure when stored that they cannot topple and cause injury WARNING Never operate the tractor with a loose wheel rim or disc Always tighten nuts to the specified torque and at the recommended intervals When refitting or adjusting a wheel tighten the bolts to the following torques then re check after 50 hours of operation and thereafter as required IMPORTANT When inte...

Page 269: ...ballast Maintaining equal tyre pressure in both tyres on a given axle Selecting Ballast When tractor horsepower loads vary the optimum weight of the tractor will change This means that ballast may have to be added or removed to maintain the best tractor performance Proper ballast will greatly improve tractor operation and ride The amount of ballast required is affected by Weight of tractor Soil an...

Page 270: ...r stability during operation and transport Ballasting of the front end may not always provide adequate stability if the tractor is operated at high speed on rough terrain Reduce tractor speed and exercise caution under these conditions When using front mounted implements it may be necessary to add weight to the rear wheels to maintain traction and stability BALLASTING WITH FRONT AXLE SUSPENSION IM...

Page 271: ...r intermittent operation the front axle loading including loaded loader bucket may be increased see Restricted Operation provided that the ground speed does not exceed 8 km h 5 MPH and the front track width settings are maintained within the limits shown 2WD Models Maximum Front Axle Loading Restricted Operation kg lb Standard Axle 5000 11022 Heavy Duty Axle 5000 11022 Maximum track setting 1829 m...

Page 272: ...depending on specification The rear axles can be identified by the shape of the planetary reduction housings 1 shown in the two illustrations 231 Heavy Duty and Bar Type Rear Axle NOTE Total rear axle weight is measured with only the rear wheels on the scales inclusive of liquid and cast iron ballast and with mounted equipment in the raised position 232 ...

Page 273: ...k mh 25 MPH 233 Front wheel weights For two wheel drive front wheels segmented cast iron wheel weights 1 are available as an accessory The set of four two per wheel provides a total front wheel ballast weight of 78 kg 172 lb 1 234 Front end wafer weights Front end wafer weights are available in sets as described in the following text 45 kg 99 lb wafer weights are available in sets of 6 10 and 18 w...

Page 274: ... Alternatively the weights can be removed individually after loosening the clamp bolts and removing all four through bolts 1 and 3 236 WARNING The tractor must not be operated unless all four through bolts and the clamp bolts are in position with the bolts tightened to 169 Nm 125 lbf ft Recheck the bolt torques after 50 hours of operation A towing facility is built into the weight carrier However ...

Page 275: ...e ballast solution it is imperative the calcium chloride flakes are added to the water and the solution stirred until the calcium chloride is dissolved Never add water to calcium chloride as considerable heat is generated If the flakes should contact the eyes wash the eyes immediately with clean cold water for at least 5 minutes Consult a doctor as soon as possible Front Tyre Ballast Tyre Size Wat...

Page 276: ...65R 38 316 189 505 84 418 1115 600 60R 38 365 219 584 97 483 1289 600 65R 38 419 257 670 111 554 1479 650 60R 38 436 261 697 115 576 1538 650 65R 38 510 306 816 135 674 1800 320 90R 50 153 91 244 40 202 539 IMPORTANT Only sufficient weight should be added to provide traction and stability Adding more weight than necessary results in unnecessary loads being imposed on the tractor and a higher fuel ...

Page 277: ...eached deflate the tyre relubricate the bead with a soap water solution and re inflate Do not use oil or grease Inflation beyond 2 8 bar with unseated beads may break the bead or rim with explosive force sufficient to cause a serious injury After seating the beads adjust inflation pressure to the recommended operating pressure Do not re inflate a tyre that has been run flat or seriously under infl...

Page 278: ... the tyres fitted to your tractor 138 B 141 A8 MAX LOAD AT 40 KM H 2575 KGS AT 1 6 BAR REPLACES 10 P R 5 4 1 2 3 239 1 Load Index 2 Speed Symbol for 40 km h 25 MPH 3 Speed Symbol for 50 km h 31 MPH 4 Maximum load inflation pressure at 40 km h 25MPH 5 Old ply rating mark Inflation Pressure bar Tyre Load Capacity Tyre Size Load Index 1 0 1 2 1 4 1 6 1 8 2 0 2 2 2 4 2 6 2 8 40 50 Size Index Load Capa...

Page 279: ... provides an example of the maximum load limitations that occur at various tyre pressures on a representative range of rear tyre sizes available for your tractor These figures are per tyre and should be used for guidance only For exact information regarding inflation pressuresand loadsfor yourparticular tyres consult your authorised dealer SYMBOL MARKED RADIAL TYRES North America Only Conventional...

Page 280: ...SECTION 3 FIELD OPERATION 3 146 NOTES ...

Page 281: ...ur service 4 2 Fuelling 4 3 Guard Removal 4 5 Lubricants and Coolants 4 8 Lubrication and Maintenance Chart 4 10 Servicing when warning lights illuminate 4 11 10 hour daily service 4 15 50 hour service 4 17 100 hour service 4 26 300 hour service 4 27 600 hour service 4 31 1200 hour 12 month service 4 38 1200 hour 24 month service 4 43 1800 hour service 4 50 Every 3 years 4 51 General Maintenance a...

Page 282: ...nd adjust compressor drive belt tension air operated trailer brakes where fitted Tighten all cooling system hose connections Check torque of safety cab or frame mounting bolts Check torque of front end weight clamp bolts where fitted NOTE Items listed in the first 50 hour check are important If not performed early component failure and reduced tractor life may result Tractors with Variable Displac...

Page 283: ...vals whenroutine checks lubrication service and or adjustments should be performed Use the chart as a quick reference guide when servicing the tractor The operations follow the chart FUELLING THE TRACTOR CAUTION When handling diesel fuel observe the following Do not smoke around diesel fuel Under no circumstances should gasoline alcohol gasohol or dieselhol a mixture of diesel fuel and alcohol be ...

Page 284: ...ed in the maintenance schedule The use of diesel fuel with a sulphur content above 1 3 is not recommended For the best fuel economy use Number 2 D fuel whenever temperatures allow Do not use Number 2 D fuel at temperatures below 7 C 20 F The cold temperatures will cause the fuel to thicken which may prevent the engine from running If this happens contact your dealer To be sure that a fuel meets th...

Page 285: ...ndard 254 litres 67 0 U S galls With SuperSteer 236 litres 62 3 U S galls 2 GUARDS ENGINE HOOD For safety the hood must be closed and correctly latched before operating the tractor Additional guards are provided to prevent the fingers being trapped by the fan air conditioner drive belt when the hood is lowered to the operating position The hood is hinged at the rear to provide easy access to the e...

Page 286: ...t fully down ensuring the retaining strap has been re fitted to the anchor bracket An audible click will signal engagement of the locking catch Check that the hood is properly closed 4 RIGHT HAND FOOTSTEPS Where fitted Hinged footsteps may be installed on your tractor For improved access to the right hand brake adjuster hydraulic oil filter s battery etc the footsteps may be lifted and secured in ...

Page 287: ...l on the right hand side of the cab may be easily removed for service Remove the four screws 1 and remove the panel to gain access to the relays and connectors 7 Fuse Box Cover To gain access to the fuses undo the two retaining screws 1 from the panel on the righ hand side of the cab 8 ...

Page 288: ...e oil and filter change period should be adjusted as follows Sulphur Content Oil Change Period Below 0 5 Normal From 0 5 1 0 Half the normal Above 1 0 One quarter normal NOTE Theuseoffuelwithasulphurcontentabove 1 3 is not recommended 30 C 20 C 25 C 40 C 22 F 13 F 5 F 68 F 104 F SAE 15W 40 SAE 10W 30 SAE 5W 30 15 C Coolants To reduce the amount of deposits and corrosion the water used in the cooli...

Page 289: ...gal 62 Litres 16 3 U S gal 55 Litres 14 5 U S gal NH 410 B API GL4 ISO VG 32 46 M2C 134D Front Wheel Drive Oil Axle Ambra Multi G 10W30 All Models Hubs Ambra Multi G 10W30 All Models Per Hub All Models with Brakes Per Hub 9 0 Litres 9 5 U S qts 1 5 Litres 1 3 U S qts 3 0 Litres 3 2 U S qts NH 410 B API GL4 ISO VG 32 46 M2C 134D Front P T O Gearbox Oil Ambra Multi G 10W30 400 ml 13 5 U S oz NH 410B...

Page 290: ...X 4 34 22 Fuel Pre filter and fuel filter elements X X 4 35 23 Four wheel drive front axle and hubs oil level X X 4 37 24 Cab air filters X 4 38 25 Transmission rear axle hydraulic oil and filter X 4 39 Every 1200 hours 26 Four wheel drive axle differential oil X 4 40 Every 1200 hours or annually 27 Four wheel drive axle hub oil X 4 41 y 28 Front P T O gearbox oil X 4 41 29 Battery electrolyte lev...

Page 291: ...is located under the rear right hand side of the hood consists of an inner and outer paper element within a metal casing See Figure 9 1 Unlatch the three retaining clips 1 Fig 9 and lift off the air cleaner assembly cover 2 Remove the outer element 1 Fig 10 from the air cleaner assembly by gently twisting the end of the filter clockwise to disengage the seal Then pull the filter straight out of th...

Page 292: ... element to the outside See Figure 13 WARNING Wear eye protection and a face mask when carrying out this operation 13 Before installing a cleaned or replacement filter check that there is no damage such as cuts dents or punctures A dent can make a good seal impossible and a filter with bunched pleats can drain engine power and increase fuel costs Clean the inside and outside of the sealing surface...

Page 293: ...tor as it may damage the paintwork WARNING Use only the correct type of brake clutch mineral oil Mixing different types of fluid may cause damage to internal hydraulic braking components and result in brake failure Adhere to the instrutions on the brake fluid container See page 4 9 for correct brake fluid specification OPERATION 3 DRAIN FUEL SYSTEM WATER SEPARATOR IMPORTANT Before loosening or dis...

Page 294: ...remove the radia tor pressure or filler caps while the system is hot When cool use a thick cloth and turn the radiator pressure cap slowly to the first stop and allow any pressure to escape Coolant should be kept off the skin Adhere to the precautions outlined on the anti freeze and inhibitor containers 17 CAUTION Coolant should be kept off the skin Adhere to the precautions outlined on the coolan...

Page 295: ...l represented between the two indicators is 3 5 litres 3 7 U S qts NOTE Do not fill above the MAX indicator on the dipstick Excess oil will burn off creating smoke and give a false impression of oil consumption Do not operate the engine with the oil level below the MIN indicator 4 Re install the dipstick cap See page 4 9 for the correct oil specification and viscosity 19 OPERATION 6 CHECK WINDSCRE...

Page 296: ...rmly apply the tractor handbrake block all wheels and switch off the engine All pneumatic trailer braking systems have an air reservoir located beneath the left hand end of the rear axle There is a plunger on the base of each reservoir To drain a reservoir move the plunger 1 laterally in any direction and allow air to escape The reservoirs will recharge with air when the tractor is restarted 21 ...

Page 297: ...2 2 The air conditioner condensor 1 Figure 22 and the driveline oil cooler figure 22 located in front of the engine radiator have a slide out facility for ease of service Turn the two quick release fasteners 3 anti clockwise to release 22 3 Slide the oil cooler and the air conditioner condensor where fitted out to the right to gain access to the engine coolant radiator 1 Figure 23 4 Direct the air...

Page 298: ...g strip bonded to the upper surface Take care not to damage the element during removal Filter Removal Deluxe Cab The filters are located each side of the cab To remove the external filter unscrew the securing clip 2 from the front end of the filter cover Remove the cover and extract the filter element 1 24 Filter Removal Low Profile Cab The two filters are located at the rear of the cab Unscrew th...

Page 299: ...ousing NOTE The filter 2 is made of specially treated media with a rubber sealing strip bonded to the upper surface Take care not to damage the element during removal Clean the elements by blowing with compressed air not exceeding 30 lbf in2 2 bar Blow the dust from the clean surface through the element to the dirty side Hold the nozzle at least 12 in 300 mm from the element to prevent damage to t...

Page 300: ...clusive See page 4 9 for correct grease specification Right and Left hand Lift Rod with turnbuckle adjustment Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fittings as shown 28 External Lift Cylinder Where Fitted Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fittings as shown 29 2WD Front Wheel Spindles and right hand steering arm Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fittings as shown 30 ...

Page 301: ...ap with fresh grease and re install Repeat on opposite wheel NOTE Grease the hubs of both front wheels daily when operating in adverse conditions 32 2WD Axle Outer Steering Components and Front Hubs Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fittings as shown Wheel removed for clarity 33 Front Trunnion Pin Standard 4WD axle Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fittings as shown 34 ...

Page 302: ...tion fittings as shown 35 Front Trunnion Pin Supersteer 4WD axle Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fittings as shown 36 Rear Trunnion Pin Supersteer 4WD axle Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fittings as shown 37 Dynamic Front Fenders where fitted Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fittings as shown 38 ...

Page 303: ...ittings as shown 39 Suspension Arm Suspended 4WD axle Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fittings as shown 40 Driveshaft Universal Joint Suspended and Supersteer axles Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fittings as shown 41 Steering Cylinders all 4WD axles Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fittings as shown 42 ...

Page 304: ...n to the lubrication fitting as shown NOTE The left hand swivel bearing is shown There is a similar grease fitting on the right hand swivel bearing 44 Lower Swivel Bearings all 4WD axles Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fitting as shown NOTE The left hand swivel bearing is shown There is a similar grease fitting on the right hand swivel bearing TA57 45 Rear Tow Hitch with slider frame Apply a...

Page 305: ... Heavy Duty Roller Drawbar Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fitting as shown 49 Front Hitch Apply a grease gun to the lubrication fittings as shown To gain access to the fittings on top of the lift cylinder the engine hood must be raised and the two rubber covers removed To avoid a build up of dust or debris around the lubrication points the rubber covers must be replaced after greasing 50 ...

Page 306: ...IVE BELT Inspect the belt over it s entire length checking for chafing cracking cuts and general wear If in doubt install a new belt 51 COMPRESSOR DRIVE BELT TENSION Air operated trailer brakes where fitted Inspect the belt over it s entire length checking for chafing cracking cuts and general wear If in doubt install a new belt 52 ...

Page 307: ... the belt tensioner is operating correctly 53 OPERATION 13 BATTERY IMPORTANT This operation applies to the battery on tractors operating in tropical climates Tractors operating in temperate climates should have the battery electrolyte level checked every 1200 hours or 12 months To gain access to the battery raise the right hand step as shown earlier in this section using the securing pin 1 Figure ...

Page 308: ... each cell If necessary on tractors with heavy duty batteries top up with distilled or de mineralised water until the level is correct Do not overfill Never use tap water or water from a rain barrel or other source 55 IMPORTANT In the event of the battery being severely discharged such that the terminal voltage is below 7 volts recovery will require a special charging procedure See your authorised...

Page 309: ...e left hand side of the rear axle housing Ensure that the the oil level is between the high and low marks in the sight glass 58 If necessary remove the filler cap and add oil as required See page 4 9 for the correct oil specification IMPORTANT Park the tractor on level ground and where applicable extend all cylinders before checking oil levels With some front rear wheel combinations it may be nece...

Page 310: ...l both wheels start to lock Release the handbrake and ensure that both wheels are free to rotate Apply the handbrake to ensure that the system operates freely Tighten the locknuts Road test using the handbrake to stop the tractor The tractor should stop in a straight line if the cables have been correctly adjusted 60 OPERATION 17 CHECK FRONT P T O GEARBOX OIL LEVEL Remove the combined level filler...

Page 311: ...ng hours annually it is recommended the engine oil and filter be changed every 12 months Diesel Fuel Sulphur Content In some countries locally available diesel may have a high sulphur content in which case the oil and filter change period should be adjusted as follows Sulphur content between 0 5 and 1 0 change engine oil every 300 hours Sulphur content between 1 0 and 1 3 change engine oil every 1...

Page 312: ...then tighten an additional 3 4 to 1 full turn Do not overtighten 5 Remove Dipstick Filler cap Figure 64 and fill with the correct amount of fresh oil as indicated below Ensure the oil is of the correct grade and viscosity 63 6 Start the engine and run for 3 minutes at idle speed then stop the engine 7 Check the drain plugs and oil filter areas for leaks 8 Wait 5 minutes to allow the oil to drain i...

Page 313: ...lters Figure 65 shows the main hydraulic filter 1 for tractors fitted with 12 x 12 Transmission with mechanical draft control 65 Figure 66 shows the main hydraulic filter for tractors with fixed displacement hydraulic pump this type of pump is only fitted to tractors with 24 x 24 with mechanical draft control 66 The main filter 3 and the charge filter 1 Figure 67 are only installed on tractors wit...

Page 314: ...l intake system connection clamps for tightness From the left hand side of the engine check the air cleaner intake connections at points 1 and 2 and the turbocharger to intercooler connections at points 2 and 4 Do not overtighten 69 From the right hand side of the engine check the intercooler to inlet manifold connections at points 1 and 2 Do not overtighten It is essential that the clean air side...

Page 315: ...uel to drain out Catch the fuel in a suitable container and dispose of properly 4 Unscrew and remove the filter fromthe filterhead and dispose of properly 5 Install a new filter to the head assembly 72 6 Before installing the new filter lightly coat thefilter gasket with oil 7 Rotate the filter until the filter gasket is touching the filter head Then give the filter a further 3 4 turn to tighten t...

Page 316: ... from the filter head 6 cylinder engine shown 75 3 Rotate the engine to make sure the primer pump lever is on the cam stroke 4 Pump the hand primer lever 1 until the fuel emitted from the filter head opening is free of air bubbles 5 Install the pipe and ensure the clip is correctly re fitted 76 ...

Page 317: ...up through the opening with clean oil and replace the plug TI 54 1 77 Front hub Position a front wheel with the oil level plug at the 3 o clock position as shown Remove the combined level filler plug and ensure that the oil reaches the bottom of the opening If necessary top up through the opening with clean oil and replace the plug Repeat on the other front wheel See page 4 9 for correct oil speci...

Page 318: ...s A flow direction arrow is moulded into the side of the filter Install the filters with the arrow pointing upwards Re install the covers NOTE The filters are made of specially treated media with a rubber sealing strip bonded around the sides Take carenot to damage the element during installation 80 Internal Filter To remove the internal filter turn captive screws 1 until the cover is loose Remove...

Page 319: ...e the oil 1 Remove the drain plug 1 Figure 82 and completely drain all oil into a suitable container Dispose of oil properly 2 Re install the drain plug after the oil has drained IMPORTANT Perform operation 23 change hydraulic and transmission filters before refilling with oil 3 Remove the filler plug cap 1 figure 83 and refill with new oil 83 4 Run the engine and operate the hydraulic system Full...

Page 320: ... Axle 62 0 litres 16 4 U S gals OPERATION 26 CHANGE 4WD DIFFERENTIAL OIL Park the tractor on level ground and engage the park brake To change the oil 1 Remove the drain plug 1 and completely drain oil into a suitable container Dispose of the oil properly 2 Re install the drain plug Remove the level filler plug 85 3 Fill with new oil until it reaches the bottom of the level filler plug hole Re inst...

Page 321: ...at the process on the other hub See page 4 9 for the correct oil specification 1 87 Oil Capacity each hub All axles without brakes 1 5 litres 1 3 U S qts Standard and Suspended axles 3 0 litres with brakes 3 2 U S qts OPERATION 28 CHANGE FRONT P T O GEARBOX OIL Park the tractor on level ground and engage the park brake 1 Place a suitable container below the gearboxand remove the level plug 1 and d...

Page 322: ...and nut 1 and swing the battery tray towards the front of the tractor Unscrew and remove the six vent plugs from the top of the battery tractors with heavy duty battery only Check that the electrolyte level is above the top of the separator plates in each cell If necessary top up with distilled or de mineralised water until the level is correct Do not overfill Never use tap water or water from a r...

Page 323: ...the system and refilling with a 50 solution of ethylene glycol antifreeze or where a suitable type of antifreeze is not available with a measured dosage of chemical inhibitor See the following text See page 4 9 for Antifreeze specification Draining and Refilling the Cooling System WARNING Allow the engine to cool before draining the coolant The cooling system operates under pressure which is contr...

Page 324: ...of the coolant properly 94 4 Remove the coolant drain plug 1 from the left hand rear of the engine block Drain all the coolant into a suitable container Dispose of the coolant properly 5 To increase the drainage rate remove the radiator cap and recovery tank cap 6 Flush the system with a commercial cooling system cleaner Follow the instructions supplied with the cleaner Drain the cleaner and let t...

Page 325: ...r engine for a further 1200 hours or two years whichever occurs first See page 4 9 for Antifreeze specification Using Plain water If you reside in a country where antifreeze is not available use clean water pre mixed with 5 chemical inhibitor Contact your authorised dealer Following the instructions on the container mix the recommended quantity of inhibitor with 28 5 litres 7 5 U S gal of clean wa...

Page 326: ... that the antifreeze and or chemical inhibitor is dispersed throughout the cooling system Allow the engine to cool and make a final check to ensure that the coolant level is satisfactory 97 Coolant Capacities Tractors with 4 cylinder engines With Cab 23 0 litres 6 07 U S gals Less Cab 21 0 litres 5 54 U S gals Tractors with 6 cylinder engines With Cab 25 0 litres 6 6 U S gals Less Cab except T6070...

Page 327: ... at an angle ensuring the inner element remains in place NOTE Examine the inside of the outer element If dust is present the outer element is defective and must be replaced 99 3 Pull the inner element straight out of the housing and dispose of properly 4 Clean the inside of the air cleaner housing using a damp lint free cloth 5 Install a new inner element and a new outer element if required Ensure...

Page 328: ... engines as follows Cylinder No 1 2 3 4 5 6 Intake Exhaust Rotate the crankshaft and balance No 1 cylinder valves Adjust the valves marked by the asterisk as shown in the table above Cylinder No 1 2 3 4 5 6 Intake Exhaust Rotate the crankshaft and balance No 6 cylinder valves Adjust the valves marked by the asterisk as shown in the table above Cylinder No 1 2 3 4 Intake Exhaust Rotate the cranksha...

Page 329: ... local regulations Installing a New Drier Reservoir 1 Clean the seal flange on the drier body and the threaded pin check for damage to the pin and the seal contact surface of the flange 2 Lightly grease the sealing ring on the reservoir and the threaded pin on the drier body 3 Screw the reservoir onto the drier body until the seal touches the contact surface of the flange Tighten a further half tu...

Page 330: ... to check for leaks Use a piece of cardboard or paper to search for leaks Wear protective gloves and eye protection If any fluid is injected into the skin obtain medical attention immeadiately or gangrene may result The removal of the fuel injectors 1 for servicing requires the use of special tools to extract the injectors from the cylinder head It is therefore recommended that your authorised dea...

Page 331: ...itioner system to a direct flame or excessive heat because of the risk of fire or explosion Never disconnect or disassemble any part of the air conditioner system escaping refrigerant will cause frostbite Allowing refrigerant to escape into the atmosphere is illegal in many countries If refrigerant should contact the skin use the same treatment as for frostbite Warm the area with your hand or luke...

Page 332: ...ystem as described in Operation 26 3 Crack open the nuts 1 on the high pressure lines to each of the injectors With the aid of an assistant crank the engine on the starter motor to expel the air Tighten the injector nuts as the engine begins to fire 105 OPERATION 37 CHECK BRAKE PEDAL LATCHING UNLATCHING The hydraulically actuated brakes require no adjustment However if any part of the brake pedal ...

Page 333: ...ar wheels Flanged axle Disc to hub nuts 250 Nm 184 lbf ft Disc to rim nuts 250 Nm 184 lbf ft Bar Axle Disc to hub nuts 260 Nm 190 lbf ft Disc to rim nuts 250 Nm 184 lbf ft Split wedge bolts 300 Nm 221 lbf ft 108 OPERATION 39 CHECK TYRE PRESSURES AND TYRE CONDITION Check and adjust the front and rear tyre pressures Inspect the tread and sidewalls for damage Adjust the tyre pressures to suit the loa...

Page 334: ... SPEED 6 cylinder models Loosen the locknut 2 and turn the stop screw 1 to adjust the engine idle speed Engine idle speed 800 850 rpm 110 4 cylinder models Loosen the locknut 1 and turn the stop screw 2 to adjust the engine idle speed Engine idle speed 800 850 rpm 111 ...

Page 335: ...procedure on the the opposite lift rod ensuring an equal amount of adjustment is applied Test hitch operation to ensure that both lift rods support the hitch equally at the start of raise Check the hitch will latch and unlatch correctly then tighten the lift rod locknuts and clevis bolts When fully raised ensure that the hydraulic system relief valve does not blow or that the hitch lift rods are n...

Page 336: ... the tension on the hitch release cable requires adjustment loosen the locknut 2 Adjust the tension by re positioning the nut 1 on the cable adjuster After adjustment check for satisfactory operation and re tighten the locknut 113 OPERATION 42 CHECK REMOTE CONTROL VALVE DRAIN BOTTLES Every time a hydraulic hose is connected and disconnected a small amount of oil is discharged from the remote contr...

Page 337: ...Dependant upon model and specification adjustable worklamps may be installed on the front and rear of of the cab roof low down at the front of the cab or on the rear fenders Non adjustable worklamps are mounted on the front of the hood adjacent to the headlights Roof Mounted with Standard Cab Cab roof mounted worklamps are adjusted by moving the protruding lever 1 backwards or forwards 116 Grab Ra...

Page 338: ...emove bulb from front headlight assembly raise hood as previously described in this section Press the retaining clip 1 to unhinge the rear part of the headlight Detach the retaining spring and remove the bulb To remove the bulb from the integral worklamp simply rotate the bulb holder assembly 1 anti clockwise approximately 20 degrees The bulb can then be removed by pressing in the bulb and then re...

Page 339: ... the lens To remove the bulbs 1 rotate counter clockwise 122 The front turn position lamps are located on the grabrails Remove the two retaining screws Remove the lens To remove the turn indicator bulb 1 or the position bulb 3 rotate counter clockwise When re fitting the lens ensure the sealing rubber 2 is fully seated in the lamp housing 123 Turn Position Lights with Standard Cab North America On...

Page 340: ... lens and withdraw the lens from the light unit To remove the bulb rotate the bulb anti clockwise and pull from the bulb holder Re assemble in the reverse order 126 Courtesy Lights Remove the two retaining screws Remove the lens housing assembly 1 from the cab roof Disconnect the harness connector and remove the light assembly To remove the bulb housing 3 rotate the harness connector counter clock...

Page 341: ...crewdriver to pry one end of the rocker switch from the sheet metal and withdraw the switch assembly To change a bulb press in the tag 2 using a small screwdriver and pull the bulb retainer 1 from the back of the assembly The bulbs are of the capless type rated at 1 2w and are a push fit in the retainer After changing the bulb push the retainer into the back of the switch assembly until the tag lo...

Page 342: ...0 fuses although they may not all be fitted to your tractor In addition certain items of equipment may not be installed on your tractor However the fuses for these features are still fitted and may be used as spares IMPORTANT Do not replace a blown fuse with another of a different rating The fuses are numbered and colour coded Their position and rating are shown in the chart on the next page 129 M...

Page 343: ...SECTION 4 LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE 4 63 FUSE AND RELAY LOCATIONS Fusebox Relays and Maxi Fuses 132 Relays 133 ...

Page 344: ...rt With cab Mechanical Engines Only 14 Reverse Alarm 15 A C Clutch Relay 16 Blank 17 Blank 18 Blank 19 Worklamps Front Lower 20 Worklamps Rear Lower 21 Electrical Supply 22 Blank 23 Blank 24 Blank 16x16 and 24x24 Less Cab Refer to Figures 132 133 Relay Function 1 Blank 2 Blank 3 Ignition Relay 4 Lights 5 Starter 6 Blank 7 Dip Beam Headlamps 8 Stoplamps 9 Main Beam Headlamps 10 Pneumatic Trailer Br...

Page 345: ...7 Dipped Beam Headlamps 8 Stoplamps 9 Main Beam Headlamps 10 Pneumatic Trailer Brake Supply 11 Hydraulic Trailer Brake Supply 12 Stoplamps Switch Feed and Pneumatic Brakes 13 Engine Cold Start Advance Mechanical Engines Only 14 Reverse Alarm 15 A C Clutch Relay Feed 16 Electronic Remote Valve Power 16 x 16 Transmissions Only 17 Blank 18 Blank 19 Front Lower Worklamps Hood 20 Rear Lower Worklamps 2...

Page 346: ...gnostic 21 15 Grid Heater Water In Fuel Sensor Brake Fluid Level Switch 22 15 Sidelamps RH 23 15 Sidelamps LH 24 10 Illumination 25 15 Dip Beam Headlamps 26 15 Main Beam Headlamps 27 15 Front Headlamps 28 Blank 29 Blank 30 15 Rear Lower Worklamps 31 Blank 32 30 Flasher Unit 33 25 Diagnostic Connector 34 10 Instrument Cluster 35 10 SCM Small Control Module 36 10 Instrument Cluster 37 15 Front Switc...

Page 347: ... 19 Blank 20 10 Radar Socket Transmission Diagnostic Socket ADICKeypad Radar Backup Alarm 21 15 Grid Heater Water In Fuel Sensor Brake Fluid Level Switch 22 15 Sidelamps RH 23 15 Sidelamps LH 24 10 Illumination 25 15 Dip Beam Headlamps 26 15 Main Beam Headlamps 27 15 Front Worklamps Hood 28 15 ECU Worklamp 29 30 ECU Worklamp 30 15 Rear Lower Worklamps 31 15 ECU Worklamp 32 30 Flasher Unit 33 25 Di...

Page 348: ...r Water In Fuel Sensor Brake Fluid Level Switch 22 15 Sidelamps RH 23 15 Sidelamps LH 24 10 Illumination 25 15 Dip Beam Headlamps 26 15 Main Beam Headlamps 27 15 Front Worklamps 28 Blank 29 Blank 30 15 Rear Lower Worklamps 31 Blank 32 30 Flasher Unit 33 25 Diagnostic Connector Engine ECU 34 10 Instrument Cluster 35 10 DC Mem Standard Control Module Auxiliary Control Module 36 10 Instrument Cluster...

Page 349: ...iagnostic Socket ADIC KeyPad Radar BackUp Alarm 21 10 Grid Heater Water In Fuel Sensor Brake Fluid Level Switch 22 15 Sidelamps RH 23 15 Sidelamps LH 24 10 Illumination 25 15 Dip Beam Headlamps 26 15 Main Beam Headlamps 27 15 Front Worklamps Hood 28 15 ECU Worklamp 29 30 ECU Worklamp 30 15 Rear Lower Worklamps 31 15 ECU Worklamp 32 30 Flasher Unit 33 25 Diagnostic Connector Engine ECU 34 10 Instru...

Page 350: ...0 B KAM ADIC SCM MF4 40 Implement Socket Rear MF5 100 Lighting MF6 80 Accessories Cab Maxi Fuses 16 x 16 and 24 x 24 Less Cab No Amps Protected Components MF1 80 Engine MF2 30 Lighting MF3 40 B KAM ADIC MF4 40 Implement Socket Rear MF5 100 Lighting MF6 80 Accessories Cab Maxi Fuses 16 x 16 and 24 x 24 With Cab No Amps Protected Components MF1 80 Engine Ignition Relay MF2 30 Lighting Ignition Switc...

Page 351: ...SECTION 4 LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE 4 71 POWER FUSES All Models Fuse No Amps Protected Supply PF1 30 Power E Electronic Supply PF2 250 Power B Main Supply PF3 30 Power B Front Implement Socket 139 ...

Page 352: ...oid getting water under the mat NOTE When operating with chemical sprayers clean the interior of the cab on a more frequent basis to prevent a build up of chemical residue 140 Cleaning the Seat and Seat Belt The belt may be sponged with clean soapy water Do not use solvents bleach or dye on the belt as these chemicals will weaken the webbing Replace the belt when it shows signs of fraying damage o...

Page 353: ...ne waxes which are available from your authorised dealer Use wax polish should the paintwork start to dull as this has a slightly abrasive action NOTE When carrying out operations involving materials or crops which may become airborne frequently check the tractor for build up of debris around the radiator engine and exhaust system to prevent overheating or the possibility of catching fire In the e...

Page 354: ...ent attached to the tractor 6 Position the welder earth cable clamp as close to the welding area as possible 7 If welding is to be carried out in close proximity to a computer module then the module should be removed from the tractor It is recommended that this procedure be carried out by an authorised dealer 8 Never allow welding cables to lay on near or across any electrical wiring or electronic...

Page 355: ...Remote Valves 5 Rear PTO 6 Four wheel drive 7 Differential lock 8 Front Power Take Off 9 Front 3 Point Hitch 10 4WD Front Axle Suspension 14 Instrument cluster 15 Fast Steer The code indicates the faulty circuit or sensor and the type of fault e g open circuit short circuit etc Each error code will be supported by the relevant symbol displayed above the number In this event the tractor will requir...

Page 356: ...ect viscosity oil Incorrect fuel for operating Use correct type fuel for temperature temperature conditions Slow starter speed See slow starter speed in Electrical PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION Engine will not start or is difficult to start Engine runs roughly and or stalls Clogged fuel filter s Replace fuel filter element s Contaminated fuel system Clean and bleed fuel system Fuel solenoid in...

Page 357: ...r see your authorised manifold dealer Turbocharger malfunctioning See your authorised dealer Implement incorrectly adjusted See implement Operator s Manual Low engine oil level Add oil as required Low engine coolant level Fill coolant recovery tank Check cooling system for leaks Defective thermostat s Check thermostat s Dirty blocked radiator core Clean Excessive engine overload Shift to lower gea...

Page 358: ...p See your Authorised dealer PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION Low engine operat ing temperature Low engine oil pres sure Excessive engine oil consumption Low engine operating See Low engine operating temperature temperature Malfunctioning turbocharger See your authorised dealer Engine overloaded Shift to lower gear reduce draft load or ballast carried Air cleaner restricted Service air cleaner In...

Page 359: ... oil of the correct specification Worn bearings or failed parts See your authorised dealer Noisy transmission Incorrect linkage adjustment or Adjust linkage replace worn parts or worn linkage see your authorised dealer Worn shift forks selectors See your authorised dealer Worn bearings See your authorised dealer Air in hydraulic clutch system Bleed system or see your authorised dealer Gear engagem...

Page 360: ...er Worn bearings See your authorised dealer Gear engagement difficult Engine stalls when changing from Hi drive to Lo drive Error code will indicate source of See your authorised dealer malfunction Tractor does not drive in any gear Transmission clutch fill time out See your authorised of adjustment dealer Poor inching control when using inching pedal clutch pedal Jerky gear shifting Transmission ...

Page 361: ...d dealer Worn bearings See your authorised dealer Gear engagement difficult Error code will indicate source of See your authorised dealer malfunction Tractor does not drive in any gear Transmission clutch fill time out See your authorised of adjustment dealer Poor inching control when using inching pedal clutch pedal Jerky gear shifting Transmission clutches require Perform transmission clutch cal...

Page 362: ...control incorrectly adjusted Allow to cool adjust flow control before operating again Hydraulic load not matched to See your authorised dealer tractor Remote control valve detent disengages prematurely Detent release pressure set too low Adjust detent pressure or see your authorised dealer Remote equipment cylinder operates too fast or too slowly Flow control incorrectly set Adjust flow control Re...

Page 363: ... Centralise switch external control control position position 3 point linkage does not raise fully Height limit control incorrectly Adjust height limit control positioned 3 point linkage drops slowly Drop rate control incorrectly Adjust drop rate control positioned 3 point linkage slow to respond to draft loads Position draft control incorrectly Adjust position draft control adjusted Drop rate too...

Page 364: ...l knob fully anti clockwise Condenser blocked Clean radiator condenser and oil cooler Drive belt slipping worn or Check automatic belt tensioner and belt damaged condition Low refrigerant level See your authorised dealer PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION Improper seal around filter Check seal condition element s Blocked filter s Clean or replace filters Defective filter Replace filter Damaged seal...

Page 365: ... Dead batteries Charge or replace batteries Starter safety switch es operative Place all gear shift levers in neutral and fully depress clutch pedal Starter inoperative Low engine idle speed Increase engine idle speed Broken loose drive belt Check belt and automatic belt tensioner Malfunctioning batteries Check battery open circuit voltage for minimum 12 6 volts Check electrolyte level and specifi...

Page 366: ...SECTION 5 FAULT FINDING 5 12 NOTES ...

Page 367: ...sing the tractor hydraulic system in Position Control raise the lift linkage and support the lift arms in the raised position Lightly coat all exposed hydraulic piston rods with petroleum jelly e g power steering cylinder rams lift assist rams spool valves etc Remove the batteries and store in a warm dry atmosphere Recharge periodically Raise the tractor and place supports under the axles to take ...

Page 368: ...SECTION 6 VEHICLE STORAGE 6 2 NOTES ...

Page 369: ... Maintenance requirements for these features will be found in Section 4 Lubrication and Maintenance This subjects covered in this section are shown on the right A comprehensive index is provided at the end of this book Subject Page Engine Coolant Immersion Heater 7 2 Transmission Oil Heater 7 2 40 Amp Socket and Cable 7 3 Auxiliary Headlights 7 3 Battery Isolator Switch 7 4 Loader Subframe and 7 5...

Page 370: ... However no noticeable increase in the heater s effectiveness will be achieved after this period TRANSMISSION OIL HEATER This dealer installed accessory consists of a 115 volts A C heating element installed in the transmission housing A cable connected to the heater is clipped to the left of P T O shaft housing This accessory provides for faster warm up of the transmission hydraulic oil when opera...

Page 371: ...s an accessory from your dealer The adaptor may be used with the 4 pin 40 amp implement socket 2 AUXILIARY HEADLIGHTS A set of additional dipping headlights are availablefor use with front mounted equipment Located on the upper right and left hand grab rails the headlight beams pass over front mounted equipment to illuminate the road ahead To turn on the auxiliary headlights depress the switch on ...

Page 372: ...r Depress the top of the switch to disconnect battery power an audible warning will sound for approximately 5 seconds Depress the bottom of the switch to re connect battery power IMPORTANT When in the ON position the isolator switch solenoid consumes a small amount of electrical power If the tractor is left for an extended period of time with the isolator on battery power may be reduced Always tur...

Page 373: ... joystick that operates valve II is locked 6 Joystick Operation Pull the joystick rearwards R to raise the loader If required pulling the joystick fully rearward against spring pressure will provide a faster rate of lift Pushing the joystick forward to the lower position L will cause the loader to lower to the ground at a controlled rate of descent Further forward movement of the joystick will sel...

Page 374: ...oses by individually selecting both FLOAT positions Place the joystick control in Neutral Dependent on country different procedures are used for removing and attaching the front loader arms Consult the installation instructions in your loader manual IMPORTANT Before connecting the loader hydraulic hoses stop the engine and thoroughly clean the connections to prevent oil contamination Loader cylind...

Page 375: ...position Ensure the two guide pins on the loader manifold align with the holes 3 in the tractor manifold Pull down the clamp handle until the lock button engages in the manifold block IMPORTANT Whenever the loader is removed from the tractor always ensure the cover for the manifold is fully closed to prevent ingress of dust and debris 9 Connecting Additional Services Additional services are electr...

Page 376: ...cient operation it is recommended valves 1 and 2 are converted to non detent functionality Valve 1 Convert using kit part No 719 362 010 This kit retains detent operation on the float position only used for grading or backfilling applications Valve 2 Convert using kit part No 718 362 010 Removes the detents from all positions and restricts valve operation to Raise Neutral and Lower float removed ...

Page 377: ...te only The illustrations do not necessarily show tractors in standard condition or imply that these features are available in all countries For exact information about any particular tractor please consult your New Holland dealer Subject Page General Dimensions 8 2 Vehicle Weights 8 6 Lubricant and Fluid Capacities 8 8 Engine 8 9 Fuel System 8 9 Cooling System 8 10 Transmission Options 8 10 Brake...

Page 378: ... tyre sizes as shown Allow ance must be made for tyres of larger or smaller dimensions T6010 and T6020 2WD 4WD The following dimensions are based Front 7 50 x 16 14 9 R24 on tractors with tyre sizes shown Rear 16 9 R38 16 9 R38 A Width across fenders Standard fenders mm 2170 2170 in 85 4 85 4 Extended fenders mm 2550 2550 in 100 3 100 3 ...

Page 379: ...ght to Top of Standard Cab mm 2856 2856 in 115 0 115 0 Top of Low Profile Cab mm 2775 2775 in 109 2 109 2 Top of ROPS mm 2856 2856 in 112 4 112 4 G Ground clearance below mm 426 426 drawbar in 16 7 16 7 H Front hitch projection mm 725 in 28 5 J Wheelbase mm 2370 2412 in 93 3 94 9 K Overall length to end of mm 4145 4182 lower links in 163 1 164 6 Minimum turn radius with brakes mm 3277 3540 in 129 ...

Page 380: ... sizes as shown Allow ance must be made for tyres of larger or smaller dimensions T6030 T6050 T6030 T6050 T6070 2WD 4WD The following dimensions are based Front 10 00 x 16 14 9 R28 on tractors with tyre sizes shown Rear 18 4 R38 18 4 R38 A Width across fenders Standard fenders mm 2170 2170 in 85 4 85 4 Extended fenders mm 2550 2550 in 100 3 100 3 ...

Page 381: ...ht to Top of Standard Cab mm 2900 2900 in 116 7 116 7 Top of Low Profile Cab mm 2819 2819 in 111 0 111 0 Top of ROPS mm 2900 2900 n a on T6070 in 114 1 114 1 G Ground clearance below mm 470 470 drawbar in 18 5 18 5 H Front hitch projection mm 675 in 26 5 J Wheelbase mm 2652 2661 in 104 4 104 7 K Overall length to end of mm 4385 4481 lower links in 172 6 176 4 Minimum turn radius with brakes mm 327...

Page 382: ...g 4210 4210 ina ina ina lb 9281 9281 4WD with Standard Cab On front axle kg 1884 1884 2044 2044 2044 lb 4153 4153 4506 4506 4506 On rear axle kg 2826 2826 3066 3066 3066 lb 6230 6230 6759 6759 6759 Total weight kg 4710 4710 5110 5110 5110 lb 10383 10383 11265 11265 11265 4WD with Low Profile Cab On front axle kg 1872 1872 2008 2008 2008 lb 4127 4127 4426 4426 4426 On rear axle kg 2706 2706 3134 31...

Page 383: ... Total weight kg 4110 4110 4530 4530 4530 lb 9060 9060 9986 9986 9986 4WD with ROPS On front axle kg 1712 1712 1880 1880 1880 lb 3774 3774 4144 4144 4144 On rear axle kg 2568 2568 2820 2820 2820 lb 5661 5661 6216 6216 6216 Total weight kg 4280 4280 4700 4700 4700 lb 9435 9435 10361 10361 10361 NOTE The above weights are based on standard production tractors with full fuel tank but without driver b...

Page 384: ...6 light duty axle Litres 55 55 US gals 14 5 14 5 with 16 x 16 heavy duty axle Litres 62 62 62 62 62 US gals 16 3 16 3 16 3 16 3 16 3 4WD Front axle differential Litres 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 9 0 Class 3 axles US qts 9 5 9 5 9 5 9 5 9 5 4WD Front hubs Class 3 Litres 1 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 1 25 US qts 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 Class 3 with brakes Litres 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 US qts 3 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 3 2 NOTE When opera...

Page 385: ... 19 Displacement cm3 4485 4485 6728 6728 6728 in3 273 273 410 410 410 Compression ratio 17 5 1 17 5 1 17 5 1 17 5 1 17 5 1 Firing order 1 3 4 2 1 5 3 6 2 4 Rated engine speed rev min 2200 2200 2200 2200 2200 Idle speed rev min 850 950 850 950 Maximum no load speed rev min 2375 2375 Valve tappet clearance cold Intake mm 0 25 0 25 0 25 0 25 0 25 in 0 010 0 010 0 010 0 010 0 010 Exhaust mm 0 51 0 51 ...

Page 386: ...2x12 30 km h 30 km h 30 km h 30 km h Dual Command 24x24 30 km h 30 km h 30 km h 30 km h 30 km h 24x24 40 km h 40 km h 40 km h 40 km h 40 km h Electro Command 16x16 30 km h 30 km h 30 km h 30 km h 30 km h 16x16 40 km h 40 km h 40 km h 40 km h 40 km h 17x16 50 km h 50 km h 50 km h 50 km h 50 km h 4WD tractors only Clutch type 12x12 mm 330 330 355 355 Dry ceremetallic diameter in 13 0 13 0 14 0 14 0 ...

Page 387: ...t Three Speed 540 540E 1000 shiftable independent Groundspeed 540 540E 1000 shiftable independent Engine speed PTO speed 540 1969 1969 1969 1969 1969 540E 1546 1546 1546 1546 1546 1000 shiftable and non shiftable 2120 2120 2120 2120 2120 Groundspeed PTO PTO Shaft revolutions per rear wheel revolution With light duty rear axle 540 8 83 1 540E 11 24 1 1000 15 19 1 With heavy duty rear axle 540 9 93 ...

Page 388: ...ic with tilt telescoping steering wheel Turns from lock to lock 2WD 3 35 3 35 3 35 3 35 3 35 4WD 3 9 3 9 3 9 3 9 3 9 4WD with Fast Steer activated 10 right or left from the straight ahead position Front wheel alignment mm 0 13 0 13 0 13 0 13 0 13 2 wheel drive in 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 5 Front wheel alignment mm 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 3 4 wheel drive in 0 0 12 0 0 12 0 0 12 0 0 12 0 0 12 MAXIMUM O...

Page 389: ...t pump Litres min 63 63 63 63 US gal min 16 6 16 6 16 6 16 6 High flow fixed displacement Litres min 80 80 80 80 80 pump US gal min 21 1 21 1 21 1 21 1 21 1 Variable displacement pump Litres min 113 113 113 113 113 US gal min 29 8 29 8 29 8 29 8 29 8 Maximum system pressure at rated engine speed 63 ltr fixed displacement pump bar 200 5 200 5 200 5 200 5 lbf in2 2900 72 2900 72 2900 72 2900 72 80 l...

Page 390: ... pressure without assist ram with Fixed link ends kg 2248 2248 2248 2248 lbs 4957 4957 4957 4957 with Flexible link ends kg 1992 1992 1992 1992 lbs 4390 4390 4390 4390 with Quick attach link ends kg 2248 2248 2248 2248 lbs 4957 4957 4957 4957 with 1 x 50mm assist ram with Fixed link ends kg 3341 3341 3341 3341 lbs 7365 7365 7365 7365 with Flexible link ends kg 3069 3069 3069 3069 lbs 6765 6765 676...

Page 391: ...s 9195 9195 9195 9195 with 1 x 50mm assist ram with Fixed link ends kg 5241 5241 5241 5241 lbs 11555 11555 11555 11555 with Flexible link ends kg 4833 4833 4833 4833 lbs 10654 10654 10654 10654 with Quick attach link ends kg 5241 5241 5241 5241 lbs 11554 11554 11554 11554 with 2 x 50mm assist ram with Fixed link ends kg 6332 6332 6332 6332 6332 lbs 13959 13959 13959 13959 13959 with Flexible link ...

Page 392: ... 4741 4741 4741 lbs 10451 10451 10451 10451 10451 with Quick attach link ends kg 4782 4782 4782 4782 4782 lbs 10542 10542 10542 10542 10542 Manufacturers figures to OECD criteria maximum lift capacity at link ends at maximum hydraulic pressure with 2 x 80mm assist ram with Flexible link ends kg 5516 5516 5516 5516 5516 lbs 12160 12160 12160 12160 12160 with Quick attach link ends kg 5628 5628 5628...

Page 393: ...k ends kg 2896 2896 2896 2896 lbs 6385 6385 6385 6385 with 1 x 50mm assist ram with Fixed link ends kg 3905 3905 3905 3905 lbs 8610 8610 8610 8610 with Flexible link ends kg 3742 3742 3742 3742 lbs 8249 8249 8249 8249 with Quick attach link ends kg 3905 3905 3905 3905 lbs 8610 8610 8610 8610 with 2 x 50mm assist rams with Fixed link ends kg 4384 4384 4384 4384 4384 lbs 9664 9664 9664 9664 9664 wit...

Page 394: ...s 9195 9195 9195 9195 with 1 x 50mm assist ram with Fixed link ends kg 5241 5241 5241 5241 lbs 11554 11554 11554 11554 with Flexible link ends kg 4833 4833 4833 4833 lbs 10654 10654 10654 10654 with Quick attach link ends kg 5241 5241 5241 5241 lbs 11554 11554 11554 11554 with 2 x 50mm assist ram with Fixed link ends kg 6332 6332 6332 6332 6332 lbs 13959 13959 13959 13959 13959 with Flexible link ...

Page 395: ... 5527 5527 5527 lbs 12185 12185 12185 12185 12185 with Quick attach link ends kg 5506 5506 5506 5506 5506 lbs 12138 12138 12138 12138 12138 Manufacturers figures to SAE J283 ASAE maximum lift capacity at link ends at maximum hydraulic pressure with 2 x 80mm assist ram with Flexible link ends kg 5516 5516 5516 5516 5516 lbs 12160 12160 12160 12160 12160 with Quick attach link ends kg 5628 5628 5628...

Page 396: ...e Opt 2 valves non configurable displacement pump and MDC Opt 2 valves configurable Opt 2 configurable and 1 non configurable valve Opt 2 configurable and 2 non configurable valves With 113 ltr variable Opt 2 valves non configurable displacement pump and EDC Opt 2 valves configurable Opt 2 configurable and 1 non configurable valve Opt 2 configurable and 2 non configurable valves Opt 2 3 or 4 elect...

Page 397: ...S gal min 25 1 3 25 1 3 25 1 3 25 1 3 25 1 3 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT Alternator all models 12 volt 120 amp Battery standard Minimum maintenance 12 volt 107 Ah 800 cca heavy duty Minimum maintenance 12 volt 132 Ah 960 cca Starting motor Positive engagement solenoid operated 4 2 kw geared reduction Cold starting aid Std Thermostart in inlet manifold Opt Inlet manifold grid heater Bulb rating and type h...

Page 398: ...1 123 117 159 45 61 64 88 9 16 60 81 77 104 92 125 120 163 130 176 169 229 65 88 92 125 5 8 83 112 107 145 128 174 165 224 180 244 233 316 90 122 127 172 3 4 146 198 189 256 226 306 293 397 319 432 413 560 160 217 226 305 7 8 142 193 183 248 365 495 473 641 515 698 667 904 258 350 364 494 1 0 213 289 275 373 547 742 708 960 773 1048 1000 1356 386 523 545 739 NOTE Torque values shown with are inch ...

Page 399: ...17 56 6 3 M8 124 14 159 18 195 22 248 28 274 31 354 40 133 15 M10 21 28 27 36 32 43 41 56 45 61 58 79 22 30 M12 36 49 46 63 55 75 72 97 79 107 102 138 39 53 M16 89 121 117 158 137 186 177 240 196 266 254 344 97 131 M20 175 237 226 307 277 375 358 485 383 519 495 671 195 265 M24 303 411 392 531 478 648 619 839 662 897 855 1160 338 458 NOTE Torque values shown with are inch pounds IDENTIFICATION HEX...

Page 400: ...SECTION 8 SPECIFICATIONS 8 24 NOTES ...

Page 401: ...ential lock engagement and disengagement 5 Brake action 6 All optional equipment and accessories INOPERATIVE SERVICE CHECKS 1 Check tyre pressures and condition 2 Clean radiator oil cooler and A C condenser cores where fitted 3 Check radiator coolant level and specific gravity 1 071 1 083 at 16 C 60 F 4 Change fuel filter drain water separator and bleed system 5 Inspect Poly V belt 6 Check engine ...

Page 402: ...SECTION 9 1ST 50 HOUR SERVICE SHEETS 9 2 ...

Page 403: ...ntial lock engagement and disengagement 5 Brake action 6 All optional equipment and accessories INOPERATIVE SERVICE CHECKS 1 Check tyre pressures and condition 2 Clean radiator oil cooler and A C condenser cores where fitted 3 Check radiator coolant level and specific gravity 1 071 1 083 at 16 C 60 F 4 Change fuel filter drain water separator and bleed system 5 Inspect Poly V belt 6 Check engine o...

Page 404: ...SECTION 9 1ST 50 HOUR SERVICE SHEETS 9 4 ...

Page 405: ... External door handle 2 8 Interior door handle 2 8 Cast iron weights 3 139 Centre display LCD 2 42 3 Point hitch position 2 43 Power take off speed 2 43 Rear wheel slip 2 42 Cigar cigarette lighter 2 18 Cleaning the tractor 1 1 Cleaning the cab interior 4 72 Cleaning the exterior 4 73 Seats and seat belts 4 72 Clutch pedal 2 32 2 88 Console light 2 13 Controls instruments and operation 2 1 Coolant...

Page 406: ...em 5 8 Three point linkage 5 9 Transmission Dual Command 5 6 Electro Command 5 7 Synchro Command 5 5 First 50 hour service 1 1 4 2 First 50 hour service check sheets 9 1 Foot throttle 2 32 Footbrake pedals 2 33 Four wheel drive operation 2 104 Front axle oscillation stops 3 126 Front axle suspension 2 106 Front fenders 4WD 3 127 Front hydraulic power lift 3 34 Front power take off PTO 3 33 Front w...

Page 407: ...ation 4 1 Engine air cleaner 4 11 4 34 4 47 Engine coolant level 4 14 Engine idle speed adjustment 4 54 Engine oil and filter change 4 31 Engine oil level 4 15 Four wheel drive lubrication 4 37 4 40 4 41 Fuel system water separator 4 13 Fuses and relays 4 62 General information 4 1 Headlight and worklamp adjustment 4 57 Inspect poly V belt 4 27 Lubricate grease fittings 4 20 Maintenance intervals ...

Page 408: ... 2 6 Running in procedure 3 2 S Safety decals 1 14 Driving the tractor 1 8 Safety precautions 1 7 Diesel fuel 1 12 Operating the P T O 1 10 Operating the tractor 1 9 Personal safety 1 7 Servicing the tractor 1 11 The tractor 1 7 Using chemical sprays 2 14 Seats 2 25 Air suspension seat 2 27 2 29 Deluxe mechanical seat 2 26 Seat belt 2 31 Service parts 1 1 Starting the engine 3 5 Steering column ad...

Page 409: ... Driving the tractor 2 89 Error codes 2 96 LED gear display 2 88 16x16 Ground speed charts 2 98 24x24 Dual Command 2 73 Error codes 2 75 24x24 Ground speed charts 2 76 Auto take off 2 74 2 87 Creeper gears 2 68 2 75 2 97 Shuttle lever 2 68 2 74 2 86 Transporting the tractor 3 3 Tyre care 3 143 Tyre liquid ballast 3 141 3 142 Tyre pressures and loads 3 144 U Using battery booster 3 4 V Vehicle stor...

Page 410: ...SECTION 10 INDEX 10 6 ...

Page 411: ...o change prices specification or equipment at any time without notice is reserved All data given in this manual is subject to production variations Dimensions and weight are approximate only The illustrations do not necessarily show tractors in standard condition or imply that these features are available in all countries For exact information about any particulartractor please consult your New Ho...

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