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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

AB

OU

T TH

IS M

AN

UA

L

Th

is M

an

ual h

as b

een

p

rep

ared

to

assist yo

u in

fo

llo

win

g th

e co

rrect

procedure for break-in, operation and m

aintenance of your new

M

ahindra

tracto

r.

Yo

ur tracto

r h

as b

een

d

esign

ed

an

d b

uilt to

give m

axim

um

p

erfo

rm

an

ce,

with

go

od

fu

el eco

no

my an

d ease o

f o

peratio

n u

nd

er a w

id

e variety o

f

operating conditions. Prior to delivery, the tractor w

as carefully inspected,

both at the factory and by your M

ahindra dealer, to ensure that it reaches

yo

u in

o

ptim

um

co

nd

itio

n. To

m

ain

tain

th

is co

nd

itio

n an

d en

su

re tro

ub

le

free p

erfo

rm

an

ce, it is im

po

rtan

t th

at th

e ro

utin

e services, as sp

ecified

in

this m

anual, are carried out at the recom

mended intervals.

We have enclosed a page on new

tractor inspection sheets. The first sheet

is th

e d

ealer’s co

py an

d sh

ou

ld

b

e rem

oved

b

y th

e d

ealer after th

e

in

sp

ectio

n h

as b

een

carried

o

ut. T

he seco

nd

sh

eet is yo

ur co

py o

f th

e

service perform

ed. Ensure that you &

the dealer sign both copies.

Read

th

is m

an

ual carefu

lly an

d keep

it in

a co

nven

ien

t p

lace fo

r fu

tu

re

referen

ce. If at an

y tim

e yo

u req

uire ad

vice co

ncern

in

g yo

ur tracto

r, d

o

no

t h

esitate to

co

ntact yo

ur au

th

orised

M

ah

in

dra d

ealer. H

e h

as train

ed

personnel, genuine M

ahindra parts and necessary equipm

ents to undertake

all your service requirem

ents.

Mah

in

dra U

SA

In

c’s p

olicy is o

ne o

f co

ntin

uo

us im

pro

vem

en

t, an

d th

e

righ

t to

ch

an

ge p

rices, sp

ecificatio

ns o

r eq

uip

men

ts at an

y tim

e w

ith

ou

t

notice is reserved.

All data given in this book is subject to production variations. D

im

ensions

& w

eigh

t are ap

pro

xim

ate o

nly an

d th

e illu

stratio

ns d

o n

ot n

ecessarily

sh

ow

tracto

rs in

stan

dard

co

nd

itio

n. Fo

r exact in

fo

rm

atio

n ab

ou

t an

y

particular tractor, please consult your M

ahindra dealer.

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Off-R

oad Diesel E

ngine

Em

ission Control System

Warranty Statem

ent

MIT

SUB

ISHI H

EA

VY

IND

UST

RIE

S, LT

D.

GE

NE

RA

L M

AC

HIN

ER

Y &

SPE

CIA

L V

EH

ICL

E H

EA

DQ

UA

RT

ER

S

MIT

SUB

ISHI

DIE

SEL

EN

GIN

E

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Man

ufactu

rer Statem

ent

Mitsubishi H

eavy Industries, ltd. (MH

I) will give a w

arranty condition, required by the

U.S

. Environm

ental Protection A

gency(EPA

) and the California A

ir Resource

Board(C

AR

B) to O

riginal Equipm

ent Manufacturers (O

EM

s) for small off-road engines

purchased in 1997 and later which are used in U

.S.A.

It is the OE

Ms responsibility to give the follow

ing warranty to the end-users for sm

all

off-road engines purchased in 1997 and later which are used in U

.S.A.

The m

anufacturer of MH

I small off-road engines has authorized equipm

ent

manufacturers to be the direct contact for all w

arranty and service related questions

and/or repairs. All inquiries should be directed to equipm

ent manufacturers only.

Em

ission Control W

arranty Statement

Applicable only to engines purchased in U

.S.A. in 1997 and thereafter w

hich are used

in U.S.A

..

EPA

emission control defects w

arranty statement – Y

our (Custom

er) defects warranty

rights and obligations:

EPA

and Mitsubishi H

eavy Industries, Ltd. are pleased to explain the em

ission control

system w

arranty on your 1997 and later small off-road engine. In U

.S.A

., new sm

all

off-road engines must be designed, built and equipped to m

eet the EPA

stringent

anti-smog standards. M

itsubishi Heavy Industries, L

td. must w

arrant the emission

control system on your sm

all off-road engine for the periods of time listed below

,

provided there has been no abuse, neglect or improper m

aintenance of your small

off-road engine.

Where a w

arrantable condition exists, the (OE

Ms) w

ill repair your small off-road

engine at no cost to you including diagnosis, parts and labor.

Off-R

oad Diesel E

ngine

Em

ission Control System

Warranty Statem

ent

Em

ission Related System

Defect W

arranty

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Manufacturer’s E

mission C

ontrol Warranty C

overage

Applicable only to engines purchased in U

.S.A. in 1997 and thereafter w

hich are used

in U.S.A

..

Em

ission control systems w

arranty coverage.

The sm

all off-road engines are warranted as to em

ission control parts defects for a

period, which is prescribed by U

S EPA

CFR

Part 89, subject to provisions as set forth

hereafter. If any covered part on your engine is defective, the part will be repaired by

(OE

Ms).

Ow

ner’s warranty responsibilities:

As the sm

all off-road engine owner, you are responsible for the perform

ance of the

required maintenance listed in your ow

ner’s manual. (O

EM

s) recomm

ends that you

retain all receipts covering maintenance on your sm

all off-road engine. But (O

EM

s)

cannot deny warranty solely for the lack of receipts or for your failure to ensure the

performan ce of all scheduled m

aintenance.

As the sm

all off-road engine owner, you should be aw

are, however, that O

EM

s may

deny you warranty coverage if your sm

all off-road engine or a part has failed due to

abuse, neglect, improper m

aintenance or unapproved modifications.

You are responsible for presenting your sm

all off-road engine to an authorized service

dealer (authorized by OE

Ms) of sm

all off-road engines as soon as a problem exists. T

he

undisputed warranty repairs should be com

pleted in a reasonable amount of tim

e, not

to exceed 30 days. If you have any question regarding your warranty rights and

responsibilities, you should contact (Mahindra, U

SA

Inc) at 1-800-561-9256. The

emission w

arranty is a defects warranty. D

efects are judged on normal engine

performance.

The w

arranty is not related to an in-use emission test.

Specific Warranty P

rovisions

The follow

ing are specific provisions relative to your emissions control system

s

warranty coverage.

Warranted P

arts

Coverage under this w

arranty extends only to the parts listed below (the em

ission

control systems parts) to the extent these parts w

ere present on the engine purchased.

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Fuel injection system

•Fuel injection pum

p

•Fuel injectors

Inlet system

•Intake m

anifold

Exhaust system

•E

xhaust manifold

Turbocharger system

•T

urbocharger (if equipped)

Miscellaneous item

s used in above systems

•C

ylinder Head G

asket

•V

alve Stem Seal

Length of C

overage

MH

I warrants to the initial ow

ner and each subsequent purchaser that the warranted

parts shall be free from defects in m

aterials and workm

anship which cause the failure

of the warranted part(s) for a period, w

hich is prescribed by US

EPA

CF

R P

art 89,

from the date the engine is delivered to a retail purchaser.

For all engines rated under 19kW

and for constant speed engines rated under 37kW

with rated speeds greater than or equal to 3,000 rpm

, the warranty period is

3,000 hours or 5 years of use, whichever first occurs.

For all other engines rated at or above 19kW, the w

arranty period is 5,000 hours or 7

years of use, whichever first occurs.

No C

harge

Repair or replacem

ent of any warranted part w

ill be performed at no charge to the

owner, including diagnostic labor w

hich leads to the determination that a w

arranted

part is defective, if the diagnostic work is perform

ed at an authorized service dealer of

small off-road engines to w

hom O

EM

s would sell engines.

Claim

s and Coverage E

xclusions

Warranty claim

s shall be filled in accordance with the provisions of the O

EM

s engine

warranty policy. W

arranty coverage shall be excluded failures of warranted parts

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

which are not original O

EM

s parts or because of abu

se, neg

lect or im

pro

per

maintenance as set forth in the O

EM

s engine warranty policy. O

EM

s is not liable to

cover failures of warranted parts caused by the use of add-on, non-original, or m

odified

parts.

Maintenance

Any w

arranted part which is not scheduled for replacem

ent as required maintenance

or which is scheduled only for regular inspection to the effect of “repair or replace as

necessary” shall be warranted as to defects for the w

arranty period. Any w

arranted

part which is scheduled for replacem

ent as required maintenance shall be w

arranted

as to defects only of the period of time up to the first scheduled replacem

ent for that

part. Any replacem

ent part that is equivalent in performance and durability m

ay be

used in the performance of any m

aintenance or repairs. The ow

ner is responsible for

the performance of all required m

aintenance, as defined in the MH

I owner’s m

anual.

Consequential C

overage

Coverage hereunder shall extend to the failure of any engine com

ponents caused by

the failure of any warranted part still under w

arranty.

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

I

REAR

INT

RO

DU

CT

ION

This

instru

ctio

n m

anual c

onta

ins in

form

atio

n o

n th

e o

pera

tion, lu

bric

atio

na

nd

ma

inte

na

nce

of y

ou

r tracto

r. Th

e in

form

atio

n c

on

tain

ed

is c

om

pre

-h

en

siv

e a

nd

esse

ntia

l, an

d is

de

sig

ne

d to

assis

t yo

u, e

ve

n if u

n-

experie

nced, in

utiliz

ing y

our tra

cto

r.H

ow

we

ll yo

ur tra

cto

r co

ntin

ue

s to

giv

e s

atis

facto

ry p

erfo

rma

nce

de

-p

en

ds g

rea

tly u

po

n th

e m

an

ne

r in w

hic

h it is

op

era

ted

. It is, th

ere

fore

,re

qu

este

d th

at th

is m

an

ua

l be

rea

d c

are

fully

an

d k

ep

t rea

dy fo

r use

so

that th

e o

pera

tion a

nd m

ain

tenance s

erv

ice w

ill pro

perly

be c

arrie

d o

ut in

ord

er to

keep th

e tra

cto

r in to

p m

echanic

al c

onditio

n a

t all tim

es.

Should

any in

form

atio

n a

s to

your tra

cto

r be re

quire

d, c

onsult y

our lo

cal

de

ale

r or d

istrib

uto

r sta

ting

the

ma

ch

ine

an

d e

ng

ine

se

rial n

um

be

rs o

fth

e tra

cto

r concern

ed. W

e a

re s

ure

you w

ill be h

appy w

ith y

our tra

cto

r.

NO

TE

: Exp

ressio

ns s

uch

as L

EF

T, R

IGH

T, F

RO

NT, o

r RE

AR

use

d in

this

manual s

hould

be u

nders

tood in

accord

ance w

ith fo

llow

ing ru

les:

FR

ON

T m

eans th

e fro

nt g

rill end w

hile

RE

AR

means th

e liftin

g a

rm e

nd

of th

e tra

cto

r. LE

FT

or R

IGH

T m

ea

ns th

e le

ft or rig

ht h

an

d s

ide

of th

etra

cto

r lookin

g fo

rward

from

opera

tor’s

seat.

INT

RO

DU

CT

ION

RIG

HT

LEFT

FRONT

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

II

SE

RIA

L N

UM

BE

RS

Write

yo

ur m

ach

ine

Mo

de

l Nu

mb

er a

nd

Se

rial N

um

be

rs o

f ma

jor c

om

-p

on

en

ts o

n th

e lin

es p

rovid

ed

. If ne

ed

ed

, giv

e th

ese

nu

mb

ers

to y

ou

rdeale

r when y

ou n

eed p

arts

or in

form

atio

n fo

r your m

achin

e.

1.

TR

AC

TO

R M

OD

EL

NU

MB

ER

________________________________

2.

TR

AC

TO

R S

ER

IAL

NU

MB

ER

________________________________

3.

EN

GIN

E S

ER

IAL

NU

MB

ER

__________________________________

4.

RO

PS

SE

RIA

L N

UM

BE

R____________________________________

SE

RIA

L N

UM

BE

R L

OC

AT

ION

S

TR

AC

TO

R M

OD

EL N

UM

BE

R A

ND

SE

RIA

L N

UM

BE

R P

LA

TE

RO

PS

SE

RIA

L N

UM

BE

R P

LA

TE

SE

RIA

L N

UM

BE

RS

EN

GIN

E S

ER

IAL N

UM

BE

R

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

GE

NE

RA

L T

AB

LE

OF

CO

NT

EN

TS

Sa

fety

/De

ca

ls...............................................................................................1

-19

Sp

ecific

atio

ns

.............................................................................................20

-24

Instru

me

nts

/Co

ntro

ls..................................................................................2

5-4

1

Op

era

ting

Instru

ctio

ns

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

-61

Fie

ld O

pe

ratio

n...........................................................................................6

2-7

5

Tire

s/W

he

els

/Sp

acin

g/B

alla

st....................................................................7

1-8

6

Lu

bric

atio

n/F

ilters

/Flu

ids

..........................................................................87-1

13

Ma

inte

na

nce

/Ad

justm

en

ts.....................................................................

11

4-1

20

Ele

ctric

al S

yste

m....................................................................................1

21

-12

8

Sto

rag

e...................................................................................................1

29

-13

0

III

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

RE

ME

MB

ER

:“S

AF

ET

Y” IS

ON

LY

A W

OR

D U

NT

IL IT

IS P

UT

INT

OP

RA

CT

ICE

Imp

rop

er h

an

dlin

g o

f the

tracto

r co

uld

ca

use

an

accid

en

t. Prio

r to th

eopera

tion o

f the tra

cto

r, be s

ure

to re

ad th

is M

anual c

are

fully

and h

ave a

tho

rou

gh

un

de

rsta

nd

ing

of a

ll of th

e c

on

ten

ts. In

pa

rticu

lar, th

e in

stru

c-

tion

s g

ive

n in

this

se

ctio

n e

ntitle

d “S

afe

ty P

reca

utio

ns” m

ust b

e s

trictly

follo

we

d.

A.

GE

NE

RA

L O

PE

RA

TIN

GS

AF

ET

Y P

RE

CA

UT

ION

1.

Observ

e a

ll the s

afe

typre

cautio

ns in

this

manual

when o

pera

ting th

e tra

cto

r.

2.

Opera

te th

e tra

cto

r while

wearin

g tig

ht c

loth

ing th

at

allo

ws e

asy m

ovem

ent.

Avoid

loose ja

ckets

, muffle

rs,

ties, s

carv

es, o

r loose s

hirt

sle

eves to

pre

vent fro

m b

ein

gcaught b

y m

ovin

g p

arts

.

5.

Never a

llow

riders

on th

etra

cto

r, linkage d

raw

bar o

ratta

chm

ent w

hile

travellin

g a

nd

opera

ting th

em

.

3.

Alw

ays w

ork

wh

en

yo

u a

re in

go

od

ph

ysic

al c

on

ditio

n b

yta

kin

g s

uffic

ien

t rest to

avo

ido

ve

rwo

rk.

4.

Do

no

t allo

w c

hild

ren

or a

du

ltsh

avin

g n

o k

no

wle

dg

e o

f the

tracto

r or tra

cto

r op

era

tion

, too

pe

rate

the

tracto

r.

B.

BA

SIC

SA

FE

TY

RE

QU

IRE

-M

EN

TS

FO

R M

AIN

TE

NA

NC

EA

lways fo

llow

these m

ain

te-

nance in

stru

ctio

ns b

efo

reopera

ting th

e tra

cto

r:

1.

Imm

edia

tely

repair th

e h

ead

lights

and w

ork

lam

ps re

quire

dto

confo

rm to

traffic

regula

tions

where

the tra

cto

r is o

pera

ted.

2.

Keep tra

cto

r ste

ps c

lean to

avoid

accid

ents

due to

slip

-p

ag

e.

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

SA

FE

TY

PR

EC

AU

TIO

NS

1

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

3.

Cover th

e P

TO

shaft w

ith a

guard

when n

ot u

sin

g.

4.

Be s

ure

to e

ngage th

e b

rake

and lo

wer a

ny a

ttachm

ent o

rim

ple

ment b

efo

redis

assem

blin

g a

ny p

art.

5.

Never a

dju

st o

r serv

ice th

etra

cto

r when it is

in m

otio

n o

rw

hile

the e

ngin

e is

runnin

g.

Alw

ays a

dju

st th

e b

rake o

rclu

tch p

roperly

in a

ccord

ance

with

the a

dju

stin

g p

rocedure

inth

e in

stru

ctio

n b

ook.

6.

Do n

ot re

move th

e ra

dia

tor c

ap

while

the e

ngin

e is

runnin

g.

Shut d

ow

n th

e e

ngin

e a

nd w

ait

until it c

ools

suffic

iently. F

or

rem

oval, tu

rn th

e c

ap to

the firs

tsto

p to

relie

ve p

ressure

.To re

pla

ce th

e c

oola

nt, u

se th

ecoola

nt re

covery

tank.

7.

Hyd

rau

lic o

il or fu

el e

sca

pin

gu

nd

er p

ressu

re c

an

pe

ne

trate

the

skin

, ca

usin

g s

erio

us in

jury.

Be

fore

dis

co

nn

ectin

g o

il or fu

el

line

s, b

e s

ure

to re

lieve

all

pre

ssu

re. B

efo

re re

sto

ring

pre

ssu

re a

fter re

pa

ir, be

su

re a

llco

nn

ectio

ns a

re tig

ht a

nd

all

hyd

rau

lic c

om

po

ne

nts

are

inn

orm

al c

on

ditio

n. If in

jure

d b

yle

ake

d flu

id, s

ee

a d

octo

rim

me

dia

tely

for p

rop

er

trea

tme

nt.

8.

Wh

en

refu

elin

g, b

e p

artic

ula

rlyca

refu

l first to

sto

p th

e e

ng

ine

co

mp

lete

ly to

pre

ve

nt th

e fu

el

from

ign

iting

. Ne

ve

r refu

el in

the

pre

se

nce

of a

n o

pe

n fla

me

or

wh

ile s

mo

kin

g.

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

2

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

c)

If dilu

ted s

ulp

huric

acid

has

gotte

n o

n th

e s

kin

of c

loth

ing:

Wash a

way th

e d

ilute

dsulp

huric

acid

com

ple

tely

with

alo

t of c

lean ru

nnin

g w

ate

r and

neutra

lize w

ith s

oap s

olu

tion.

Then rin

se w

ith w

ate

r.

d)

If the d

ilute

d s

ulp

huric

acid

issp

illed

:W

ash a

way w

ith a

lot o

f wate

ror n

eutra

lize w

ith s

lacked lim

eor b

icarb

onate

of s

oda.

10

.Sto

p th

e e

ngin

e a

nd m

ake s

ure

the P

TO

shift l e

ver is

in N

eutra

lbefo

re p

erfo

rmin

g a

ny o

f the

follo

win

g s

erv

ices, in

clu

din

g.

a)

Rem

oval o

f the p

ropelle

r shaft

betw

een P

TO

and a

ny

atta

ch

me

nt.

b)

Adju

stm

ent o

f PT

O d

rive tra

inand h

itch.

c)

Adju

stm

ent o

r cle

anin

g o

f PT

Odriv

en a

ttachm

ent.

11

.The s

teerin

g w

heel a

lways h

as

built-in

pla

y to

som

e e

xte

nt,

whic

h is

require

d fo

r sm

ooth

meshin

g o

f secto

r gear a

nd

pin

ion g

ear.

Alw

ays in

spect th

e a

mount o

fth

e p

lay. D

o n

ot o

pera

te th

etra

cto

r if there

is to

o m

uch o

rto

o little

pla

y in

the s

teerin

g.

b)

If dilu

ted s

ulp

huric

acid

from

the

batte

ry h

as b

een s

wallo

wed:

Rin

se th

e m

outh

with

cle

an

wate

r imm

edia

tely

and d

rink a

lot o

f raw

eggs o

r milk

. Lie

dow

n q

uie

tly.

9.

Befo

re s

tartin

g a

ny w

ork

on

ele

ctric

al e

quip

ment o

r work

that

may c

ause y

ou to

touch th

eele

ctric

al p

art a

ccid

enta

lly, first

dis

connect th

e b

atte

ry c

able

s.

Never re

move th

e ru

bber c

ap

cover a

t the p

ositiv

e te

rmin

al o

fth

e b

atte

ry c

able

end. B

efo

reconnectin

g th

e b

atte

ry to

the

charg

er, m

ake s

ure

that th

echarg

er s

witc

h is

in “O

FF

”p

ositio

n.

Be s

ure

t o c

onnect th

e c

harg

er

to th

e c

orre

ct te

rmin

als

on th

ebatte

ry (p

ositiv

e to

positiv

e,

negativ

e to

negativ

e).

A g

reat a

mount o

f hydro

gen

gas is

genera

ted b

y th

e b

atte

ryw

hen it is

bein

g c

harg

ed. T

ake

pre

cautio

ns a

gain

st fire

: Do n

ot

have a

ny e

xposed fla

me in

the

are

a w

here

you a

re w

ork

ing.

Be s

ure

not to

cause a

ny

leakage o

f the e

lectro

lyte

, sin

ce

it will c

orro

de th

e s

kin

or

clo

thin

g. In

case o

f accid

ent a

sdescrib

ed b

elo

w, im

media

tely

seek firs

t aid

, and s

ee a

docto

rim

media

tely

for p

roper

trea

tme

nt.

a)

If the d

ilute

d s

ulp

huric

acid

from

the b

atte

ry h

as g

otte

n in

to th

ee

ye

s:

Cle

anse th

e e

yes w

ith a

lot o

fcle

an ru

nnin

g w

ate

r for m

ore

than 1

5 m

inute

s, w

hile

openin

gth

e e

yes w

idely.

3

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

C.

OP

ER

AT

ION

OF

TH

ET

RA

CT

OR

Befo

r e d

rivin

g th

e tra

cto

r, follo

wth

ese ru

les:

C-1

.B

efo

re s

tartin

g a

nd D

rivin

gth

e T

racto

rO

pe

rate

the tra

cto

r only

when

seate

d p

roperly

in o

pera

tor’s

seat a

nd k

eep a

firm g

rip o

nth

e s

teerin

g w

heel a

t all

time

s.

Never a

ttem

pt to

perfo

rm a

ny

opera

tion o

f the tra

cto

r from

anyw

here

els

e, o

n o

r off th

etra

cto

r. Alw

ays w

ear a

“hard

hat” w

hen o

pera

ting th

etra

cto

r.

C-2

.S

tartin

g a

nd D

rivin

g th

eT

racto

rA

lways o

pera

te th

e tra

cto

r at

the p

roper s

peeds w

hic

henable

you to

keep th

e tra

cto

rin

your c

om

ple

te c

ontro

l.

To s

tart t ra

vellin

g, lo

wer th

eengin

e s

peed a

nd re

lease th

eclu

tch p

edal s

low

ly.B

efo

re le

avin

g th

e tra

cto

r, sto

pth

e e

ngin

e, re

move th

e k

ey,

apply

the p

ark

ing b

rake a

nd

make s

ure

that th

e e

ngin

e h

as

com

e to

a c

om

ple

te s

top, a

nd

any a

ttachm

ent is

com

ple

tely

touchin

g th

e g

round.

4

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Slo

w d

ow

n w

hen o

pera

ting th

etra

cto

r on ro

ugh ro

und.

Never a

ttem

pt to

jum

p o

n o

r off

a m

ovin

g tra

cto

r.

When s

tartin

g th

e tra

cto

r,opera

ting a

ny a

ttachm

ent o

rengagin

g th

e P

TO

make s

ure

that n

o o

ne is

in th

e w

ay,

especia

lly c

hild

ren.

When s

tartin

g th

e e

ngin

e in

an

enclo

sed a

rea o

r build

ing,

ensure

pro

per v

entila

tion b

yopenin

g th

e d

oors

and/o

rw

indow

s to

pre

vent c

arb

on

monoxid

e in

hala

tion.

Mount th

e e

xte

nsio

n e

xhaust

pip

e o

n th

e tra

cto

r whic

h h

as a

ca

bin

.

5

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

C-3.

Tra

vellin

g o

n R

oa

ds a

nd

Stre

ets

For trave

lling

on

roa

ds a

nd

streets, be sure to lock bothbrake p

ed

als to

ge

the

r be

fore

driving

to p

reve

nt e

ithe

r bra

kefrom

actin

g in

de

pe

nd

en

tly.

C-4.

Steering and T

urning theT

racto

r

Never operate the differential

lock while driving at high speed

or travelling on

the

roa

d. F

or

driving the 4-WD

tractor on theroad, be sure to place the 4-W

Dshift lever in O

FF

position.

Slow

down your tractor and

disengage the differential lockbefore going into a turn, beingcareful to prevent anyattachm

ents mounted on the

front or rear from hitting anyone

or anything.

C-5.

Towing and O

perating onH

illsF

or towing w

ork on downw

ardslope, place the shift lever inlow

speed and use enginebrake.

Never try to reduce the speed

with brake only. Tow

ing aheavy object on a hill is highlyhazardous. W

iden the tread ofthe tractor and m

ount the wheel

weight or chassis w

eight toincrease the stability andoperate w

ith extra precaution.

6

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

When operating the tractor on

either a steep slope or flatground, be sure not to suddenlysteer, brake, clutch or operateattachm

ents.D

o not operate the tractor at theedge of cliff or steep slope. B

eparticularly careful right afterthe rain w

hen soil is soft andm

ay give way easily.

For tow

ing, be sure to use thedraw

bar only. Set the hitch

point below the center line of

the rear axle. When using a

chain, never try to move

forward abruptly.

When using agricultural

chemicals w

ith an attachment

on the tractor, always follow

theinstructions in the m

anual forthe attachm

ent as well as the

instructions provided by thechem

ical manufacturer.

C-6.

Using A

ttachment

To mount or operate

attachm

ent, follow the instruc-

tion m

anual for the particularattachm

ent for safe operation.

Avoid operating the tractor on

an extreme slope that appears

hazardous, when forced to

operate on such slope, useextra care. D

riving forward out

of a ditch or mired condition or

up a steep slope could causetractor to tip over rearw

ard.B

ack out of such situation ifpossible. If the situation doesnot perm

it you to back out, usethe front w

heel weight or the

chas sis weight for balancing the

tractor lengthwise. A

lso in caseany extra-heavy rear m

ountingattachm

ent is used, try to obtainbetter balance in this m

anner.

7

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

DE

CA

LS

IMP

OR

TA

NT: In

sta

ll ne

w d

eca

ls if th

e o

ld d

eca

ls a

re d

estro

ye

d, lo

st,

pa

inte

d o

ve

r or c

an

no

t be

rea

d. W

he

n p

arts

are

rep

lace

d th

at h

ave

decals

, make s

ure

you in

sta

ll a n

ew

decal w

ith e

ach n

ew

part.

NO

TE

: New

decals

are

availa

ble

from

your D

eale

r.

EX

PL

OS

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ND

IN

JU

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CA

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ULT

F

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OF

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IN

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.

DO

NO

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JE

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GA

SO

LIN

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OR

ET

HE

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IR

IN

TA

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.

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8

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

RO

TA

TIN

G M

AC

HIN

E P

AR

TS

STA

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AR

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EP

SH

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TA

LL

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TO

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JU

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9

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Fold

able

RO

PS

Fra

me

RO

PS

is fo

lda

ble

so

tha

t the

tracto

r ca

n b

e o

pe

rate

d in

pla

ce

s s

uch

as

orc

ha

rds w

he

re th

e h

eig

ht is

restric

ted

. Se

e F

old

ing

the

RO

PS

in th

ism

an

ua

l.

Norm

al O

pera

ting P

ositio

n

For n

orm

al o

pera

tion, in

clu

din

g tra

nsport, a

lways u

se th

e fo

ldable

RO

PS

in th

e s

ecu

red

up

righ

t po

sitio

n w

ith a

faste

ne

d s

ea

t be

lt for fu

ll rollo

ve

rp

rote

ctio

n.

Wh

en

imp

rop

erly

op

era

ted

, this

tracto

r can

roll o

ver o

r up

set. U

se o

fth

e R

OP

S a

nd

seat b

elt m

inim

ize th

e p

ossib

ility o

f inju

ry o

r death

ifro

llover o

r up

set o

ccu

rs. F

or lo

w c

leara

nce u

se o

nly, th

e R

OP

S c

an

be lo

were

d. N

o p

rote

ctio

n is

pro

vid

ed

in th

is p

ositio

n a

nd

the s

eat

belt s

ho

uld

no

t be fa

ste

ned

. Fo

r all o

ther u

ses, s

ecu

re th

e R

OP

S in

the u

prig

ht p

ositio

n a

nd

faste

n th

e s

eat b

elt.

M1

67

A

RO

LL O

VE

R P

RO

TE

CT

IVE

ST

RU

CT

UR

E (R

OP

S)

10

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Low

Cle

ara

nce P

ositio

ns

For lo

w c

leara

nce o

pera

tion, s

uch a

s o

pera

ting in

build

ings, o

rchard

s o

rvin

eyard

s, th

e R

OP

S c

an b

e lo

were

d a

nd s

ecure

d in

the d

ow

n p

ositio

n.

No

rollo

ve

r pro

tectio

n is

pro

vid

ed

in th

e lo

we

red

po

sitio

ns a

nd

the

se

at

be

lt sh

ou

ld n

ot b

e fa

ste

ne

d. W

he

n th

e lo

w c

lea

ran

ce

op

era

tion

iscom

ple

ted, re

turn

the R

OP

S to

the s

ecure

d u

prig

ht p

ositio

n fo

r all o

ther

tracto

r uses a

nd tra

nsport.

IMP

OR

TA

NT: W

hen th

e R

OP

S fra

me is

in th

e lo

were

d p

ositio

n, m

ake

sure

there

is c

leara

nce b

etw

een th

e fra

me a

nd h

itch m

ounte

d e

quip

ment.

Slo

wly

rais

e th

e h

itch

to m

axim

um

he

igh

t to c

he

ck fo

r ne

ce

ssa

rycle

ara

nce. F

or d

raw

bar a

ttached a

nd/o

r PT

O d

riven e

quip

ment, c

heck fo

rcle

ara

nce in

clu

din

g tu

rnin

g c

orn

ers

.

11

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

RO

PS

is a

sp

ecia

l sa

fety

un

it. Afte

r an

accid

en

t the

RO

PS

mu

st b

ere

pla

ced s

o th

at y

ou w

ill get th

e s

am

e p

rote

ctio

n a

s a

new

RO

PS

.R

OP

S, th

e s

ea

t, the

se

at b

elts

an

d a

ll the

mo

un

ting

, acce

sso

ries a

nd

wirin

g in

sid

e th

e o

pe

rato

rs p

rote

ctiv

e a

rea

mu

st b

e c

are

fully

ch

ecke

da

fter a

tracto

r accid

en

t an

d a

ll pa

rts w

ith d

am

ag

e s

ho

uld

be

rep

lace

dim

media

tely. D

O N

OT

TR

Y T

O M

AK

E R

EP

AIR

S O

R W

ELD

RO

PS

.

Tra

cto

r Roll O

ver

Safe

ty R

ule

s

1.

Do

no

t ma

ke

mo

dific

atio

ns to

the

RO

PS

. Exa

mp

le, w

eld

ing

an

accessory

to th

e R

OP

S, o

r drillin

g a

hole

in th

e R

OP

S.

2.

Sp

ecia

l faste

ne

rs a

re u

se

d to

insta

ll the

op

era

tor p

rote

ctiv

e p

arts

.R

ep

lace

me

nt p

arts

mu

st b

e th

e s

am

e a

s g

ive

n in

the

Pa

rts C

ata

log

for y

our tra

cto

r.

RO

PS

Label

1.

RO

PS

is e

quip

ped w

ith a

RO

PS

label.

2.

Th

e la

be

l co

nta

ins th

e R

OP

S s

eria

l nu

mb

er a

nd

ap

plic

ab

le s

tan

d-

ard

s.

12

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

To

fold

the

RO

PS

, pu

t the

tracto

r on

leve

l gro

un

d, p

ut th

e ra

ng

e s

hift

lever in

the L

positio

n, a

pply

the p

ark

bra

ke a

nd s

top th

e e

ngin

e.

Fold

ing th

e R

OP

S

IMP

OR

TA

NT: D

o n

ot fo

ld th

e R

OP

S w

ith a

sunshade in

sta

lled.

Rem

ove th

e lo

ck p

ins.

LO

CK

P

IN

LO

CK

N

UT

ST

EP

2

LO

CK

P

IN

Lo

ose

n th

e ja

m n

ut o

n th

e lo

ck

bo

lts.

Rem

ove th

e lo

ck n

uts

.

Lo

ose

n th

e lo

ck b

olts

en

ou

gh

top

erm

it th

e p

os

ition

p

in to

b

ere

mo

ve

d. D

O N

OT

rem

ove

pin

suntil S

TE

P 6

.

ST

EP

4

LO

CK

B

OL

T

RO

PS

BA

R(N

OR

MA

L O

PE

RA

TIN

G P

OS

ITIO

N)

JA

M N

UT

LO

CK

B

OL

T

PO

SIT

ION

P

IN

ST

EP

1

LO

CK

N

UT

JA

M N

UT

LO

CK

B

OL

T

ST

EP

3

13

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Tig

hte

n th

e ja

m n

ut o

n th

e lo

ck

bo

lts to

a to

rqu

e o

f 33

to 4

0 lb

.ft(4

4 to

54 N

.m).

Insta

ll the p

ositio

n p

ins.

Wh

ile

ho

ldin

g

the

R

OP

S

ba

r,C

AR

EF

UL

LY

rem

ove

the

po

sitio

np

ins.

Insta

ll the lo

ck p

ins.

CA

RE

FU

LLY

mo

ve

the

RO

PS

bar to

the d

esire

d p

ositio

n.

Insta

ll lock n

uts

an

d tig

hte

n to

ato

rqu

e o

f 33

to 4

0 lb

ft (44

to 5

4N

m).

NO

TE

:T

he

lo

ck

n

uts

c

an

b

eo

mitte

d

for

op

era

tor

co

nv

en

-ie

nce

, if the

RO

PS

is fo

lde

d fre

-quently.

When th

e lo

w c

leara

nce tra

cto

r opera

tion is

com

ple

ted, re

turn

the R

OP

Sto

the s

ecure

d u

prig

ht p

ositio

n.

ST

EP

9

ST

EP

7S

TE

P 1

0

LO

W C

LE

AR

AN

CE

PO

SIT

ION

SP

OS

ITIO

N P

IN

JA

M N

UT

LO

CK

B

OL

T

ST

EP

5

LO

CK

PIN

LO

W C

LE

AR

AN

CE

PO

SIT

ION

S

ST

EP

6

RO

PS

BA

R

PO

SIT

ION

PIN

RO

PS

BA

R

TO

TH

E L

OW

PO

SIT

ION

LO

CK

N

UT

LO

CK

P

IN

ST

EP

8

14

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

RO

PS

BA

R

(NO

RM

AL

OP

ER

AT

ING

PO

SIT

ION

)

LO

CK

PIN

PO

SIT

ION

PIN

JA

M N

UT

LO

CK

BO

LT

LO

CK

NU

T

For n

orm

al o

pera

tion, th

e R

OP

S m

ust b

e in

th

e secure

d uprig

ht

positio

n

Pla

ce th

e tr

acto

r on le

vel

ground,

put

the range shift

lever in

th

e L

positio

n, a

pply

the p

ark

bra

ke a

nd s

top th

e e

ngin

e.

ST

EP

1

Rem

ove th

e lo

ck n

uts

.R

em

ove th

e lo

ck p

ins.

LO

CK

PIN

LO

CK

NU

T

ST

EP

2

Securin

g th

e R

OP

S in

the U

prig

ht P

ositio

n

15

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

RO

PS

BA

R

CA

RE

FU

LLY

rais

e th

e R

OP

S b

ar

to th

e u

prig

ht p

ositio

n.

Wh

ile h

old

ing

th

e R

OP

S b

ar,

CA

RE

FU

LLY

rem

ove

the

po

sitio

np

ins.

Insta

ll the

po

sitio

n p

ins. If b

oth

pin

s c

an

be

insta

lled

, co

ntin

ue

toS

TE

P 1

0.

ST

EP

3

PO

SIT

ION

PIN

ST

EP

6

If the

po

sitio

n p

ins

ca

nn

ot b

ein

sta

lled

, CA

RE

FU

LLY

low

er th

eR

OP

S

ba

r to

th

e

ho

rizo

nta

lp

ositio

n.

ST

EP

4

ST

EP

7T

O T

HE

UP

RIG

HT

PO

SIT

ION

Loosen th

e lo

ck b

olts

.

Lo

ose

n th

e ja

m n

ut o

n th

e lo

ck

bo

lts.

LO

CK

BO

LT

ST

EP

5

ST

EP

8

JA

M N

UT

LO

CK

BO

LT

PO

SIT

ION

PIN

RO

PS

BA

R

RO

PS

BA

R

16

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

RO

PS

BA

R

LO

CK

PIN

LO

CK

NU

T

TO

TH

E U

PR

IGH

T P

OS

ITIO

N

ST

EP

9S

TE

P 1

0

RO

PS

BA

RR

OP

S B

AR

PO

SIT

ION

PIN

CA

RE

FU

LL

Y m

ov

e th

e R

OP

Sbar to

the u

prig

ht p

ositio

n.

Insta

ll the p

ositio

n p

ins. A

lign th

eh

ole

s o

f the

po

sitio

n p

ins a

nd

RO

PS

bra

cke

ts s

o th

at th

e lo

ck

pin

s c

an b

e in

sta

lled e

asily.

PO

SIT

ION

PIN

JA

M N

UT

LO

CK

BO

LT

(NO

RM

AL

OP

ER

AT

ING

PO

SIT

ION

)

17

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

ST

EP

15

Fo

r trac

tors

with

a s

un

sh

ad

e,

ST

EP

12, S

TE

P 1

3 a

nd S

TE

P 1

4m

ust b

e fo

llow

ed

for u

sin

g th

elo

ck b

olts

. On

tracto

rs w

itho

ut a

su

nsh

ad

e, it is

reco

mm

en

de

dth

at

ST

EP

1

2,

ST

EP

1

3

an

dS

TE

P 1

4 b

e u

se

d, h

ow

eve

r, ifR

OP

S is

fold

ed fre

quently

for lo

wcle

ara

nce

tracto

r op

era

tion

, the

follo

win

g s

etu

p m

ay b

e u

sed:

ST

EP

11

Fo

r tracto

rs w

itho

ut a

su

nsh

ad

ea

nd

for o

pe

rato

rs w

ho

freq

ue

ntly

fold

the

RO

PS

for lo

w c

lea

ran

ce

trac

tor

op

era

tion

, c

on

tinu

e to

ST

EP

15.

ST

EP

12

Lo

ose

n th

e ja

m n

ut o

n th

e lo

ck

bo

lts.

ST

EP

13

Tig

hte

n th

e lo

ck b

olt o

nly

enough

to re

mo

ve

the

loo

se

ne

ss o

f the

hin

ge

join

t. Pu

sh

the

RO

PS

ba

rfo

rwa

rd to

pe

rmit th

e p

ositio

n p

into

be

rota

ted

an

d re

mo

ve

d b

yh

an

d.

Tig

hte

n th

e ja

m n

ut o

n th

e lo

ck

bolts

to a

torq

ue o

f 33 to

40 lb

ft(4

4 to

54 N

m)

ST

EP

16

Ch

eck th

e a

sse

mb

ly. If the

po

si-

tion

pin

s a

re to

o tig

ht o

r loo

se

,re

peat S

TE

P 1

5.

Tig

hte

n th

e lo

ck b

olts

to a

torq

ue

of 3

3 to

40 lb

ft (44 to

54 N

m).

ST

EP

14

Tig

hte

n th

e ja

m n

ut o

n th

e lo

ck

bo

lts to

a to

rqu

e o

f 33

to 4

0 lb

ft(4

4 to

54 N

m). C

ontin

ue to

ST

EP

17

.

JA

M N

UT

LO

CK

BO

LT

LO

CK

BO

LT

LO

CK

BO

LT

JA

M N

UT

LO

CK

BO

LT

JA

M N

UT

LO

CK

BO

LT

18

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Ro

llov

er p

rote

ctio

n is

pro

vid

ed

on

ly w

ith p

rop

er a

ss

em

bly

. Lo

ck

pin

s, h

ing

e p

ins a

nd

po

sitio

n p

ins m

ust b

e in

pla

ce. C

orre

ct p

arts

may b

e o

bta

ined

from

yo

ur d

eale

r.M

23

4A

RO

PS

BA

R

(NO

RM

AL

OP

ER

AT

ING

PO

SIT

ION

)

LO

CK

PIN

PO

SIT

ION

PIN

JA

M N

UT

LO

CK

BO

LT

LO

CK

NU

T

ST

EP

18

ST

EP

17

Insta

ll the lo

ck p

ins.

Insta

ll the

lock n

uts

. Tig

hte

n th

en

uts

to a

torq

ue

of 3

3 to

40

lb ft

(44 to

54 N

m).

NO

TE

: Th

e lo

ck n

ut in

sta

llatio

ncan b

e o

mitte

d fo

r opera

tor c

onve-

nie

nc

e if

the

R

OP

S is

fo

lde

dfre

qu

en

tly.

LO

CK

NU

TL

OC

K P

IN

19

SAFETY/DECALS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

SPECIFICATIO

NS_______________________________________________________

Type ........................................................... Three C

ylinder, Four S

troke Cycle,

Valve in C

ylinder Head, C

ross F

low P

ortingF

iring Order....................................................................................1 —

3— 2

Bore

................................................................. 78mm

(3.071 inch)S

troke.....................................................................92m

m (3.622 inch)

Piston D

isplacement

.......................................................1318 cm3 (80.43 C

ubic inch)C

ompression R

atio.........................................................................22.0 to 1G

overnor Engine S

peed Without Load............................... 2730 to 2780 R

PM

Rated E

ngine Speed........................................................................ 2600 R

PM

Engine Idle S

peed................................................................. 950 to 1000 RP

M*M

aximum

Horsepow

er (Manufacturing R

ating)................................................................. 28H

P at 2600 R

PM

Valve C

learance (Intake and Exhaust C

old Engine)

.......................................................0.25mm

(0.010 inch)IM

PO

RTA

NT:

Va

lve cle

ara

nce

ad

justm

en

t mu

st be

ma

de

wh

en

the

engine is not running and is cold.

Ge

ne

ral

DIE

SE

L EN

GIN

E

Engine Lubrication S

ystemO

il Pressure

....................................392kPa (57P

SI) at 2500

En

gin

e R

PM

with

10

W–

30

Oil

at 90°C (194°F

)

Fuel S

ystem

Fuel Injection P

ump.............................................B

OS

CH

M P

lunger In Line N

IPP

ON

DE

NS

OInjection P

ump Tim

ing...................... 17 D

egrees Before Top D

ead Center (B

TD

C)

Fuel Injectors

...............T

hrottle Type, NIP

PO

ND

EN

SO

*Manufacturer’s estim

ate under standard condition and subject to change without prior notice.

20

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Air Intake S

ystem

Type ..........................................................Dry Type A

ir Cleaning S

ystem

Coolin

g S

yste

m

Typ

e.................................................

Pre

ssu

re S

yste

m, T

he

rmo

sta

t Co

n-

trolle

d B

ypass, Im

pelle

r Type P

um

pR

ad

iato

r.................................................

Corru

gate

d a

nd L

ouver F

in T

ype

Th

erm

osta

t......................................Sta

rt to O

pen a

t Appro

x. 8

2°C(1

80°F

)F

ully

Open a

t 95°C

(203°F

)P

ressure

Cap

...............................................................88

.3 k

Pa

(12.8

PS

I)W

ate

r Tem

pera

ture

...............................Therm

om

ete

r on In

stru

ment P

anel

PO

WE

R T

RA

IN

Tra

cto

r Bra

kes

Typ

e.............................................................................W

et D

isk P

late

Type

Op

era

tion

.................................................................................. Me

ch

an

ica

lP

ark

ing B

rakes.................................................. H

and O

pera

ting L

ock T

ype

Tra

nsm

issio

n

Typ

eGear D

rive............................... S

ynchro

mesh o

n G

ear S

hift w

ith T

hre

eR

anges o

f Sele

ctiv

e S

lidin

g G

ears

Gear S

ele

ctio

nG

ear D

rive....................... 9

Speeds F

orw

ard

and 3

Speeds R

evers

e

Shift C

ontro

lG

ea

r Driv

e ......................A

ctu

ate

d b

y T

wo S

hift L

evers

on th

e L

HF

en

de

r

PT

O H

P......................................................................................... 2

3.0

HP

21

SPECIFICATIO

NS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

SPECIFICATIO

NS_______________________________________________________

Clu

tch

Type, D

iam

ete

rG

ear D

rive

.....................................D

ry, Du

al D

isc, D

iaphra

gm

Type,

215 m

m (8

.46 In

ch)

Op

era

tion

...................................................................................M

ech

an

ica

l

22

Mechanic

al F

ront D

rive (M

FD

)

Fro

nt A

xle

.............................................Sp

iral B

evel G

ear T

ype D

iffere

ntia

lw

ith B

evel G

ear T

ype R

eductio

ns

Diffe

rentia

l Lock

Ge

ar D

rive

.....................................C

on

trolle

d b

y p

ed

al o

n th

e R

HS

tep a

nd M

echanic

ally

Actu

ate

d

Ste

erin

g

Type o

f Ste

erin

g.................................................................

Hyd

rosta

ticT

yp

e

Hitc

h S

yste

m

Typ

e........................................................................

Th

ree

Poin

t, Cate

gory

IType C

ontro

l........................................................................P

ositio

n C

ontro

lType V

alv

e........................................T

hre

e P

ositio

ns, L

ift, Hold

and lo

wer

Liftin

g C

apacity

at 2

4” b

ehin

d L

ift Poin

t (Per A

SA

E S

349.1

).....................................................................................

75

0 k

g (1

653 L

b)

Type o

f Cylin

der..............................................................S

ingle

Actin

g T

ype

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Hyd

rau

lic S

yste

m

Hydra

ulic

Pum

p T

ype ..................... F

ront M

ounte

d, E

ngin

e D

riven, P

res-

sure

Loadin

g G

ear T

ype

Ca

pa

city

Pum

p fo

r Thre

e P

oin

t Hitc

h....................................2

9.6

l /m

in. (7

.8G

PM

)at 2

600 E

ngin

eR

PM

Pum

p fo

r Pow

er S

teerin

g..........................................1

3.4

l /m

m.(3

.5G

PM

)at 2

600 E

ngin

eR

PM

Maxim

um

Syste

m P

ressure

.......................................... 14710 k

Pa (2

133 P

SI)

Rem

ote

Hydra

ulic

Contro

l Valv

e (O

PT

ION

AL) ........... O

ne D

ouble

actin

g T

ype

.............................................................................Auxilia

ry V

alv

e A

vaila

ble

Auxilia

ry C

onnecto

r .......................................................F

ront H

ydra

ulic

Blo

ck

Connecto

r Siz

e .............................................................. 9

.5 m

m (3

/8in

ch)

Re

ar P

ow

er T

ake

off (P

TO

)

PT

O T

ype

Gear D

rive ................................................................................. L

ive P

TO

Lo

ca

tion

................................................................At th

e re

ar o

f tran

sm

issio

nR

ota

tion

...........................................................Clo

ckw

ise

from

rea

r of tra

cto

rS

ha

ft Siz

e......................................3

4.9

mm

(1.3

75

Inch

) Dia

me

ter, 6

Sp

line

sS

pe

ed

............................................................5

40

RP

M a

t 23

76

En

gin

e R

PM

Mid

Pow

er T

akeoff (P

TO

)(OP

TIO

NA

L)

PT

O T

ype

Ge

ar D

rive

..................................................................................Liv

e P

TO

Lo

ca

tion

..........................................................At th

e B

otto

m o

f Tra

nsm

issio

nR

ota

tion

........................................................C

lockw

ise

from

Re

ar o

f Tra

cto

rS

ha

ft Siz

e........................................

25

.4 m

m (1

Inch

) Dia

me

ter, 1

5 S

plin

es

Sp

ee

d..........................................................

20

00

RP

M a

t 26

32

En

gin

e R

PM

Dra

wb

ar

Typ

e................................................................................................F

ixe

d T

yp

eD

ista

nce

from

Hitc

h H

ole

to th

e E

ND

of P

TO

Sh

aft

....8

5 m

m (3

.34

6 in

ch

)M

axim

um

Ve

rtica

l Lo

ad

on

Dra

wb

ar

....................................13

6kg

(30

0 lb

s)

23

SPECIFICATIO

NS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

OV

ER

AL

L L

EN

GT

H(T

o e

nd

of lo

we

r link)

OV

ER

AL

L W

IDT

H(T

o e

nd

of tire

)

HE

IGH

T

(To to

p o

f rops)

WH

EE

LB

AS

E

GR

OU

ND

CL

EA

RA

NC

E

TU

RN

ING

RA

DIU

S(W

ith b

rake a

ssis

tance)

WE

IGH

T

29

20

mm

11

5.0

inc

h

13

80

mm

54

.3in

ch

21

40

mm

84

.3in

ch

16

50

mm

65

.0in

ch

33

0m

m1

3.0

inc

h

24

00

mm

94

.5in

ch

10

50

kg

23

15

lbs

24

DIM

ENSIO

NS_______________________________________________________

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

INS

TR

UM

EN

TS

AN

D IN

DIC

AT

OR

S

1.

TA

CH

OM

ET

ER

AN

D H

OU

RM

ET

ER

– T

he

tach

om

ete

r sh

ow

s th

eengin

e s

peed in

revolu

tions p

er

min

ute

(RP

M). A

sym

bol o

n th

efa

ce

in

dic

ate

s

the

c

orre

ct

Po

we

r Ta

ke

off (P

TO

) op

era

ting

sp

ee

d. T

he

ho

urm

ete

r sh

ow

sth

e h

ou

rs a

nd

ten

ths o

f ho

urs

that th

e e

ngin

e h

as o

pera

ted a

tan a

vera

ge R

PM

.

Ye

llow

line

A s

ho

ws th

e 5

40

rpm

of th

e R

ea

rP

TO

speed.

Yello

w lin

e B

show

s th

e 2

000 rp

m o

f the M

IDP

TO

speed.25

INS

TR

UM

EN

TS

/C

ON

TR

OL

S _

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

_

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Th

e p

oin

ter is

in th

is a

rea

wh

en

the

en

gin

e is

co

ol

be

fore

an

d im

me

dia

tely

afte

r sta

rting

. Ru

n th

ee

ng

ine

at 1

50

0 R

PM

with

ou

t loa

d u

ntil th

e p

oin

ter

ind

ica

tes th

e g

ree

n a

rea

.T

he

po

inte

r is in

this

are

a w

he

n th

e c

oo

lan

tte

mp

era

ture

is p

rop

er d

urin

g e

ng

ine

op

era

tion

.If th

e e

ng

ine

ove

rhe

ats

, the

po

inte

r mo

ve

s rig

ht

into

this

are

a.

In th

is c

ase

run

the

en

gin

e a

t 15

00

RP

M w

itho

ut

loa

d u

ntil th

e p

oin

ter in

dic

ate

s th

e g

ree

n a

rea

. Ifth

e p

oin

ter s

till sta

ys in

the

red

are

a a

fter th

ree

tofiv

e m

inu

tes, s

top

the

en

gin

e im

me

dia

tely

an

dch

eck fo

r the

ca

use

.

3. F

UE

L G

AU

GE

– T

he

me

ter s

ho

ws h

ow

mu

ch

fue

l is in

the

tan

k. F

ue

lle

ve

l is s

ho

wn

by th

ree

po

sitio

ns.

.............F

ue

l is n

ee

de

d.

Fu

el ta

nk is

ha

lffille

d w

ith fu

el.

.............F

ue

l tan

k is

full.

NO

TE

: T

he

po

inte

r ca

n b

e in

an

y p

o-

sitio

n w

he

n th

e s

tarte

r ke

y s

witc

h is

in th

e O

FF

po

sitio

n. T

o g

et a

fue

l leve

lin

dic

atio

n, tu

rn th

e s

tarte

r ke

y s

witc

hto

the

ON

po

sitio

n.

4. T

UR

N S

IGN

AL IN

DIC

AT

OR

S –

Th

e L

H in

dic

ato

r on

the

TA

CH

O-

ME

TE

R w

ill op

era

te w

he

n th

e tu

rnsig

na

l sw

itch

is tu

rne

d to

the

left.

Th

e R

H in

dic

ato

r will o

pe

rate

wh

en

the

sw

itch

is tu

rne

d to

the

righ

t.B

oth

ind

ica

tors

will o

pe

rate

ON

an

dO

FF

wh

en

Ha

za

rd s

witc

h is

pu

sh

ed

do

wn

.

2. E

NG

INE

CO

OL

AN

T T

EM

PE

RA

TU

RE

GA

UG

E –

Th

e g

au

ge

ind

ica

tes

the

co

ola

nt te

mp

era

ture

wh

en

the

sta

rter k

ey s

witc

h is

in th

e O

N p

osi-

tion

.T

he

ga

ug

e h

as a

ye

llow

are

a, g

ree

na

rea

an

d re

d a

rea

:

Ye

llow

are

a

Gre

en

are

a

Re

d a

rea

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5. E

NG

INE

GL

OW

PL

UG

IND

ICA

TO

R –

Th

is s

ign

al in

dic

ate

s th

e c

or-

rec

t fun

ctio

nin

g o

f the

glo

w p

lug

circ

uit.

When th

e g

low

plu

gs h

ave re

ached th

e c

orre

ct

tem

pe

ratu

re fo

r en

gin

e s

tartin

g, th

e g

low

plu

gin

dica

tor la

mp

will b

e p

ut o

ut.

6.

CH

AR

GE

IND

ICA

TO

R –

Th

e c

ha

rge

ind

ica

tor in

dic

ate

s th

e b

atte

ry is

be

ing

dis

ch

arg

ed

. If the

lam

p illu

min

ate

sd

urin

g o

pe

ratio

n, s

top

the

en

gin

e a

nd

ch

eck

for th

e c

au

se

.

8.

HIG

H B

EA

M IN

DIC

AT

OR

– T

his

sig

na

l ind

ica

tes th

e h

ea

d la

mp

hig

hb

ea

m is

ON

or O

FF. T

he

IND

ICA

TO

R illu

mi-

na

tes w

he

n th

e h

ea

d la

mp

is o

n h

igh

be

am

po

sitio

n.

7. E

NG

INE

OIL

PR

ES

SU

RE

IND

ICA

TO

R –

Th

e e

ng

ine

oil p

res

su

rein

dic

ato

r ind

ica

tes lo

w e

ng

ine

oil p

ressu

re. If

the

e

ng

ine

o

il p

res

su

re d

rop

s b

elo

w its

no

rma

l pre

ssu

re, th

e e

ng

ine

oil p

ressu

rein

dic

ato

r will c

om

e o

n. S

hu

t off th

e e

ng

ine

imm

ed

iate

ly. C

he

ck fo

r the

ca

use.

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

1.

STA

RT

ER

KE

Y S

WIT

CH

— T

he

sta

rter k

ey s

witc

h c

an

be

rem

ove

dw

ith th

e s

witc

h in

the

OF

F p

ositio

n. F

ou

rp

ositio

n s

witc

h a

s fo

llow

s:

En

gin

e a

nd

all la

mp

s e

xce

pt

the

turn

sig

na

l an

d fla

sh

er

lam

ps a

re tu

rne

d o

ff.

Firs

t po

sitio

n c

lockw

ise

from

OF

F. In

this p

ositio

n (E

ngin

e n

ot

run

nin

g) e

ne

rgiz

es th

e g

low

plu

gs. T

he ch

arg

e in

dica

tor, g

low

plu

g in

dica

tor a

nd o

il pre

ssure

in-

dica

tor w

ill illum

inate

. T

he

fue

l ga

ug

e a

nd

tem

pe

ratu

re g

au

ge

will s

ho

w c

orre

ct v

alu

es.

OPERATING

CONTROLS

Contro

l Switc

hes

po

sitio

n–

(OF

F)

po

sitio

n–

(HE

AT

) & (O

N)

po

sitio

n –

(START)

Tu

rn th

e k

ey fu

lly c

lockw

ise

ag

ain

st th

e fo

rce

of th

esp

ring

in th

e s

witc

h. T

he

sta

rter m

oto

r will tu

rn th

ee

ng

ine

. Re

lea

se

the

ke

y im

me

dia

tely

wh

en

en

gin

esta

rts.

NO

TE

: To

pre

ve

nt o

pe

ratio

n b

y p

ers

on

s n

ot a

uth

oriz

ed

an

d th

ep

ossib

le d

isch

arg

e o

f the

ba

ttery, re

mo

ve

the

sta

rter k

ey w

he

n y

ou

lea

ve

the

tracto

r.

IMP

OR

TA

NT: D

o n

ot k

ee

p th

e s

tarte

r ke

y s

witc

h in

the

ON

po

sitio

n fo

ra

lon

g p

erio

d o

f time

wh

en

the

en

gin

e is

no

t op

era

ting

.2

8

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2. E

NG

INE

SP

EE

D C

ON

TR

OL

LE

VE

R –

Mo

ve

the

en

gin

e s

pe

ed

co

ntro

l leve

r to th

e re

ar to

incre

ase

en

gin

esp

ee

d. M

ove

the

en

gin

e s

pe

ed

co

ntro

l leve

rfo

rwa

rd to

de

cre

ase

en

gin

e s

pe

ed

.

3. L

AM

P S

WIT

CH

– T

hre

e p

ositio

n s

witc

h a

s fo

llow

s:

–A

LL la

mp

s a

re O

FF. (T

urn

sig

na

l an

dfla

sh

er la

mp

s c

an

be

turn

ed

on

.)–

Firs

t po

sitio

n c

lockw

ise

illum

ina

tes

instru

me

nt p

an

el la

mp

an

d re

ar re

dla

mp

.–

Se

co

nd

po

sitio

n c

loc

kw

ise

illum

i-n

ate

s h

ea

dla

mp

s, in

stru

me

nt p

an

el

an

d re

ar re

d la

mp

.U

se

dim

me

r sw

itch

to d

im o

r brig

hte

nth

e h

ea

dla

mp

s.

4.

DIM

ME

R S

WIT

CH

– M

ove

the

dim

me

r sw

itch

to d

im o

r brig

hte

n th

eh

ea

d la

mp

s, w

he

n la

mp

sw

itch

is in

se

co

nd

po

sitio

n.

–M

ove

the

sw

itch

up

to b

righ

ten

the

he

ad

lam

ps.

–M

ov

e th

e s

witc

h d

ow

n to

dim

the

he

ad

lam

ps.

5. F

LA

SH

ER

CO

NT

RO

L B

UT

TO

N –

To

flash

the

Fla

sh

er L

am

ps w

he

n-

eve

r the

tracto

r is o

pe

rate

d o

r trave

ling

on

roa

ds.

Pu

sh

the

bu

tton

to e

ne

rgize

the

lam

ps.

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6. T

UR

N S

IGN

AL S

WIT

CH

— T

o in

dic

ate

tha

t yo

u a

re g

oin

g to

turn

the

tracto

r to th

e R

IGH

T, m

ove

the

turn

sig

na

lsw

itch

up

. To

ind

ica

te th

at y

ou

are

go

ing

totu

rn th

e tra

cto

r to th

e L

EF

T, m

ove

the

turn

sig

na

l sw

itch

do

wn

. Ce

nte

r po

sitio

n is

OF

F.

7.

HO

RN

BU

TT

ON

(OP

TIO

NA

L) —

Pre

ss th

e b

utto

n to

en

erg

ize

the

ho

rn.

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eries, Model - 2

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1.A

CC

ELE

RA

TO

R P

ED

AL

-U

se th

is pe

da

l wh

en

op

era

ting

the

tracto

r on

the

roa

d.

Pu

sh

the

p

ed

al

do

wn

to

in

crea

seengine speed.

NO

TE

:T

he

e

ng

ine

sp

ee

d

con

trol

leve

r mu

st be

set to

give

the

slow

est

engine speed when the throttle pedal is

used.

Control Levers and P

edals

(Gear D

rive)

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

2.

BR

AK

E P

ED

AL

S —

Th

e b

rake

pe

da

ls w

he

n lo

cke

d to

ge

the

r, pro

vid

es

bra

kin

g to

bo

th re

ar w

he

els

for s

top

-p

ing

the

tracto

r. Wh

en

the

bra

ke

pe

da

ls a

re u

nlo

cke

d, th

e p

ed

als

are

use

d fo

r ind

ivid

ua

l bra

kin

g o

f the

rea

r wh

ee

ls to

aid

in tu

rnin

g th

etra

cto

r in s

oft s

oil c

on

ditio

ns.

Pu

sh

the

RH

bra

ke

pe

da

l do

wn

tos

low

or s

top

the

RH

rea

r trac

tor

wh

ee

l, pu

sh

the

LH

bra

ke

pe

da

ld

ow

n to

slo

w o

r sto

p th

e L

H re

ar

wh

ee

l. Th

e tra

cto

r will tu

rn in

the

dire

ctio

n o

f the

wh

ee

l tha

t is s

low

ed

or s

top

pe

d.

3.

BR

AK

E P

ED

AL

LO

CK

– T

he

bra

ke

pe

da

l lock is

loca

ted

at th

e b

rake

pe

da

l arm

s a

nd

is u

se

d to

lock th

etw

o b

rake

pe

da

ls to

ge

the

r so

tha

tb

oth

bra

ke

s a

re a

pp

lied

.

CA

UT

ION

: Bra

ke

pe

da

ls m

us

t be

loc

ke

d to

ge

the

r for ro

ad

trav

el.

Th

is w

ill insu

re u

nifo

rm b

rake a

pp

licatio

n a

nd

maxim

um

sto

pp

ing

ab

ility.

WA

RN

ING

: E

xtra

weig

ht a

nd

bad

tractio

n c

on

ditio

ns s

uch

as m

ud

or

ice in

cre

ase y

ou

r sto

pp

ing

dis

tan

ce. R

em

em

ber th

at liq

uid

in th

etire

s, w

eig

hts

on

the m

ach

ine o

r wh

eels

, tan

ks fille

d w

ith fe

rtilizer,

herb

icid

es o

r insectic

ides - a

ll these a

dd

weig

ht a

nd

incre

ase th

ed

ista

nce y

ou

need

in w

hic

h to

sto

p.

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

(Gear D

rive)

4. P

AR

K B

RA

KE

LE

VE

R –

Th

e p

ark

bra

ke

mu

st b

e o

n to

pre

ve

nt

mo

ve

me

nt

of

the

tra

cto

r d

urin

gsta

tion

ary

po

we

r take

off w

ork

or

wh

en

the

tracto

r is p

ark

ed

. To

en

-g

ag

e th

e p

ark

bra

ke

, lock th

e b

rake

pe

da

ls to

ge

the

r, pu

sh

do

wn

on

the

bra

ke

pe

da

ls a

nd

mo

ve

the

pa

rkb

rake

leve

r do

wn

wa

rd. P

ush

the

bra

ke

pe

da

l do

wn

to re

lea

se

the

pa

rk b

rake

.

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

5.

CLU

TC

H P

ED

AL –

The c

lutc

h m

ust b

e d

isengaged w

hen s

tartin

g th

ee

ng

ine

, sto

pp

ing

the

tracto

r, sto

ring

the

tracto

r an

d o

pe

ratin

g th

efo

llow

ing

leve

rs,g

ea

r sh

ift leve

r, ran

ge

leve

r, rea

r PT

O le

ve

r, MID

PT

O L

ever, M

FD

lever c

reep le

ver.

5-1

.D

UA

L C

LU

TC

H

6.CLUTCH

LOC

K LATCH

– F

or lo

ng te

rm storage, lo

ck th

e clutch

pedal in

the disengaged positio

n. T

his

will p

revent th

e c

lutch

disc

from

sticking to

the engine flyw

heel.

Pedal h

as th

ree positio

ns as fo

llows:

1.Pedal c

ompletely

released –

Transmission and P

TO

engaged

2.Pedal p

artia

lly re

leased - T

ransmission disengaged, P

TO

en-

gaged

3.Pedal c

ompletely

depressed –

Transmission

and

PTO

disen-

gaged

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Contro

l Levers

(Gear D

rive)

1.

GE

AR

SH

IFT

LE

VE

R —

The g

ear s

hift le

ver is

used to

shift th

etra

nsm

issio

n g

ears

into

revers

e o

r any o

fth

e th

ree fo

rward

speeds.

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

2.

RA

NG

E S

HIF

T L

EV

ER

— M

ove th

e ra

nge s

hift le

ver fo

rward

to p

lace

the tra

nsm

issio

n in

L ra

nge.

Mo

ve

the

leve

r to th

e re

ar-

wa

rd to

pla

ce

the

tran

s-

mis

sio

n in

M o

r H ra

ng

e.

Th

e c

en

ter

po

sitio

n b

e-

twe

en

M a

nd

L o

r H a

nd

Mp

lace

s th

e tra

nsm

issio

n in

N.

NO

TE

: Be

su

re th

e ra

ng

esh

ift leve

r is in

N (E

ng

ine

sta

rt) slo

t wh

en

sta

rting

the

en

gin

e.

3.REAR

PTO

CONTROL LEVER

– M

ove

the le

ver fo

rward

to engage

the R

EAR

PTO. M

ove th

elever re

arw

ard

to d

isen-

gage th

e R

ear P

TO.

NO

TE

: Be

su

re th

e R

ea

rP

TO

contro

l lever is

in O

FF

slo

t w

he

n

sta

rting

th

ee

ng

ine

.

4.

MID

PT

O C

ON

TR

OL

LE

VE

R (IF

EQ

UIP

PE

D) –

Mo

ve

the

leve

rfo

rwa

rd to

en

ga

ge

the

MID

PT

O. M

ove

the

leve

r rea

r-w

ard

to d

ise

ng

ag

e th

e M

idP

TO

.

NO

TE

:B

e s

ure

th

e M

idP

TO

contro

l lever is

in O

FF

slo

t w

he

n

sta

rting

th

ee

ng

ine

.

36

NO

TE

:

1.

The R

ear a

nd M

id P

TO

shaft c

an b

e o

pera

ted a

t the s

am

e tim

e.

2.

When n

ot u

sin

g th

e M

id P

TO

shaft, c

over th

e s

haft w

ith th

e M

id P

TO

co

ve

r.

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UM

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OL

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

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5.

HIT

CH

CO

NT

RO

L L

EV

ER

– U

se

this

leve

r to c

on

trol th

e p

ositio

n o

fth

e h

itch

. Mo

ve

the

leve

r forw

ard

to lo

we

r the

hitc

h to

the

req

uire

dd

ep

th. M

ove

the

leve

r to th

e re

ar

to ra

ise

the

hitc

h to

the

req

uire

dh

eig

ht.

(Gear D

rive)

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6. D

RA

FT

CO

NT

RO

L L

EV

ER

(IF E

QU

IPP

ED

) – U

se

dra

ft co

ntro

l with

so

il en

ga

gin

g im

ple

me

nts

to m

ain

-ta

in a

co

nsta

nt lo

ad

on

the

tracto

rth

rou

gh

va

riab

le s

oil c

on

ditio

ns. F

or

ligh

t loa

d o

pe

ratio

n, m

ove

the

leve

rto

the

rea

r. Fo

r he

avy lo

ad

op

era

-tio

n, m

ov

e th

e le

ve

r forw

ard

. To

sto

p th

e d

raft c

on

trol, m

ov

e th

ele

ve

r fully

forw

ard

.S

ee

Op

era

ting

with

Dra

ft Co

ntro

l inth

is m

an

ua

l for m

ore

info

rma

tion

.

7. R

EM

OT

E H

YD

RA

UL

IC C

ON

TR

OL L

EV

ER

, WIT

H F

LO

AT

PO

SIT

ION

(IF E

QU

IPP

ED

) – A

do

ub

le a

ctin

gre

mo

te c

on

trol v

alv

e is

ava

ilab

le fo

ryo

ur tra

cto

r. Th

e re

mo

te h

yd

rau

licc

on

trol le

ve

r wh

ich

op

era

tes

the

rem

ote

co

ntro

l va

lve

is lo

ca

ted

on

the

RH

sid

e fe

nd

er.

Se

e R

em

ote

Hyd

rau

lic C

on

trol in

this

ma

nu

al fo

r mo

re in

form

atio

n.

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(Gear D

rive)

1.

DIF

FE

RE

NT

IAL

LO

CK

PE

DA

L –

Pu

sh

the

pe

da

l do

wn

to e

ng

ag

e th

ed

iffere

ntia

l lock. A

sp

ring

insid

e th

e d

iffere

ntia

l lock w

ill pu

sh

it ou

t of

en

ga

ge

me

nt w

he

n p

ed

al is re

lea

sed

.

GE

AR

DR

IVE

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NO

TE

: W

he

n e

ng

ag

ing

the

diffe

ren

tial lo

ck, p

ush

the

clu

tch

pe

da

ld

ow

n o

r brin

g s

pe

ed

ratio

co

ntro

l pe

da

l to N

eu

tral, to

sto

p th

e w

he

els

that a

re ro

tatin

g, th

en p

ush th

e d

iffere

ntia

l lock p

edal. D

o n

ot o

pera

te th

ediffe

rentia

l lock p

edal w

hile

the w

heels

are

rota

ting.

2. M

FD

CO

NT

RO

L L

EV

ER

– T

o e

ng

ag

e th

e M

FD

(Me

ch

an

ica

l Fro

nt

Driv

e),

mo

ve

th

e

MF

Dc

on

trol

lev

er

do

wn

wa

rd.

Mo

ve

th

e le

ve

r u

pw

ard

to

dis

en

ga

ge

MF

D (d

rive

to th

ere

ar w

heels

only

).

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Th

e

clu

tch

pedal m

ust b

e p

ushed d

ow

nto

opera

te th

e M

FD

lever.

3.

HY

DR

AU

LIC

FL

OW

CO

NT

RO

L K

NO

B –

Use

the

hyd

rau

lic flo

wco

ntro

l kn

ob

to a

dju

st th

e h

itch

low

erin

g s

pe

ed

. Ad

just th

e lo

we

ring

sp

ee

d to

pro

vid

e s

mo

oth

op

era

tion

of th

e h

itch

with

the

imp

lem

en

tbein

g u

sed. T

urn

the k

nob fu

lly c

lockw

ise to

lock th

e h

itch in

positio

n.

Se

e H

itch

Lo

we

ring

Sp

ee

d A

dju

stm

en

t in th

is m

an

ua

l for m

ore

in-

form

atio

n.

Do

no

t driv

e o

n ro

ad

s, o

r at h

igh

sp

ee

d a

ny

wh

ere

, with

the

diffe

ren

tial lo

ck e

ng

ag

ed

. Diffic

ult s

teerin

g w

ill occu

r, an

d c

an

re-

su

lt in a

n a

ccid

en

t. In fie

ld o

pera

tion

, use th

e d

iffere

ntia

l lock fo

rtra

ctio

n im

pro

vem

en

t, bu

t rele

ase fo

r turn

ing

at ro

w e

nd

s.

M116

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SE

AT

AD

JU

ST

ING

LE

VE

R

OPERATORS

SEAT

The

seat c

an

be

adjusted

in 5

fore

/aft p

ositio

ns b

y th

e le

ver lo

cated

under th

e R

H side

of th

e seat.

The

seat is a

djusta

ble

fore

and

aft b

y movin

g a

leve

r.

1.

Move

the

lever u

pward.

2.

Move

the

seat re

arw

ard

or fo

rward

to th

e re

quire

d p

ositio

n th

en

re-

lease

the

lever.

3.

Push

the

seat re

arw

ard

to m

ake

sure

that th

e lo

ck is engaged.

STEERIN

G C

OLUMN

TILT

The

steerin

g wheel angle

can

be

adjusted

in th

ree

positio

ns by th

e le

ver

located

under th

e steerin

g column.

To

adjust th

e p

ositio

n o

f the

steerin

gwheel, u

se

f ollo

wing

procedure.

1.

Move th

e le

ver fu

lly downward

todisengage

the

latch

fro

m the

column.

2.

Move

the

steerin

g w

heel re

arw

ard

or fo

rward

to th

e re

quire

d positio

n,

then

return

the

lever u

pward

to lo

ck

the

steerin

g column.

3.

Make

sure

that the

lock

is

en-

gaged.

ST

EE

RIN

G

CO

LU

MN

T

ILT

LE

VE

R

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BEFORE

STARTIN

G T

HE

ENGIN

E

Before

startin

g your tra

ctor fo

r the

first tim

e and

before

each

operatin

gperio

d afte

r that, m

ake

these

checks:

1.Make

sure

all p

ersons th

at o

perate

or d

o m

aintenance

on

the

tractor

understand

that c

lean

fuel is

importa

nt.

2.Check all lu

bric

atio

n fittin

gs fo

r grease

as given

in th

e Lubric

atio

nChart.

3.Check th

e oil le

vel in

the

engine

crankcase. C

heck th

e flu

id le

vel in

the

transmission.

4.Check th

at th

e tra

ctor fu

el ta

nk is

filled

with

clean

fuel th

at h

as th

especific

atio

ns given

in th

is m

anual.

NO

TE

: Cle

an

aro

un

d th

e fu

el ta

nk c

ap

be

fore

yo

u re

mo

ve

the

ca

p.

5.

Ch

eck th

e fu

el s

yste

m, c

oo

ling

syste

m a

nd

en

gin

e o

il pa

n fo

r lea

ks.

6.

Ch

eck th

e fa

n b

elt is

ad

juste

d c

orre

ctly.

7.

Re

mo

ve

an

y w

ate

r or s

ed

ime

nt fro

m th

e fu

el filte

r cu

p.

8.

Ch

eck th

e a

ir pre

ssu

re o

f the

tires.

9.

Ma

ke

su

re th

e P

TO

sa

fety g

ua

rd is in

stalle

d.

10

.C

he

ck th

e c

oo

lan

t leve

l in th

e ra

dia

tor a

nd

rese

rvo

ir bo

ttle. A

dd

wa

ter a

nd

eth

yle

ne

gly

co

l co

ola

nt a

s n

ee

de

d.

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RUN-IN

PROCEDURE

If run-in

instru

ctio

ns fo

r a new

engine

are

not fo

llowed, y

ou

can

cause

damage

to piston

rings and

cylin

der w

alls.

LOAD

Never o

perate

an

engine

immediately

under fu

ll load. A

llow

the

engine

towarm

up

before

operatin

g it a

t full lo

ad. R

un-in

the

engine

carefully

as

shown

in th

e ta

ble.

NO

LO

AD

Do

no

t run

the

en

gin

e a

t idle

sp

ee

d. W

he

n n

ot o

pe

ratin

g th

e e

ng

ine

with

a lo

ad

, yo

u c

an

ke

ep

the

co

rrect e

ng

ine

op

era

ting

tem

pe

ratu

re if y

ou

run

the

en

gin

e a

t ap

pro

xim

ate

ly 1

50

0 R

PM

.

RE

AR

WH

EE

L B

OLT

SA

fter th

e firs

t 10

ho

urs

of o

pe

ratio

n, c

he

ck th

e re

ar w

he

el b

olts

. Tig

hte

na

ll wh

ee

l bo

lts to

the

torq

ue

giv

en

in th

e W

he

el M

ou

ntin

g T

orq

ue

s in

this

ma

nu

al.

FR

ON

T W

HE

EL B

OLT

SA

fter th

e firs

t 10

ho

urs

of o

pe

ratio

n, c

he

ck th

e fro

nt w

he

el b

olts

. Tig

hte

nth

e b

olts

to th

e to

rqu

es s

ho

wn

in th

e W

he

el M

ou

ntin

g T

orq

ue

s in

this

ma

nu

al.

FR

ON

T F

RA

ME

BO

LT

SA

fter th

e firs

t 10

ho

urs

of o

pe

ratio

n, c

he

ck th

e fro

nt fra

me

bo

lts. T

igh

ten

the

bo

lts to

the

torq

ue

sh

ow

n b

elo

w.

Fro

nt F

ram

e M

ou

ntin

g T

orq

ue

sS

ide

(M1

2x3

5), 8

Bo

lts (4

LH

an

d 4

RH

) ... 83

to 9

3 N

m (6

1 to

69

lb ft)

LO

WE

R L

INK

BR

AC

KE

T B

OLT

SA

fter th

e firs

t 10

ho

urs

of o

pe

ratio

n, c

he

ck th

e lo

we

r link b

racke

t bo

lts.

Tig

hte

n th

e b

olts

to th

e c

orre

ct tig

hte

nin

g to

rqu

e 3

9 to

44

Nm

(29

to 3

3Ib

ft).

Fu

ll load

go

vern

ed

sp

eed

with

occasio

nal

sh

ort p

erio

ds o

f ligh

ter

loa

d.

Fu

lly

ad

va

nc

ed

1st H

ou

r

2n

d

Th

ro

ug

h

5th

Ho

ur

Fu

lly

ad

va

nc

ed

Pe

rio

d

En

gin

e S

peed

Co

ntr

ol L

ever

Po

sitio

n

Lo

ad

Main

tain

en

gin

e s

peed

100 R

PM

ab

ove fu

ll load

go

vern

ed

sp

eed

.

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En

gin

e c

an

sta

rt with

tran

sm

issio

n in

gear w

hen

neu

tral o

r safe

tysta

rt sw

itch

is b

y-p

assed

:1

.D

o n

ot c

on

nect a

cro

ss te

rmin

als

on

sta

rter.

2.

Atta

ch

a b

oo

ste

r batte

ry b

y c

on

nectin

g th

e p

ositiv

e te

rmin

al o

f the

bo

oste

r batte

ry to

the “

po

sitiv

e te

rmin

al”

pro

vid

ed

or to

the p

o-

sitiv

e te

rmin

al o

f the m

ach

ine b

atte

ry. C

on

nect th

e n

eg

ativ

e te

r-m

inal o

f the b

oo

ste

r batte

ry to

the “

neg

ativ

e te

rmin

al”

pro

vid

ed

or

to th

e c

hassis

of th

e m

ach

ine.

Th

en

use re

co

mm

en

ded

sta

rting

pro

ced

ure

s fro

m o

pera

tors

seat.

3.

Wh

en

necessary

, rep

air e

lectric

al s

yste

m c

om

po

nen

ts p

rom

ptly

so

that “

jum

p s

tartin

g” w

ill no

t be a

ttem

pte

d.

Mach

ine ru

n-a

way c

an

cau

se in

jury

or d

eath

to o

pera

tor a

nd

bysta

n-

de

rs.

Ma

ke

su

re th

e fu

el s

hu

t-off v

alv

eis

op

en

. Th

e v

alv

e is

loca

ted

at

the

bo

ttom

RH

sid

e o

f the

fue

lta

nk.

NORMAL S

TARTIN

G P

ROCEDURE

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

It is v

ery

imp

orta

nt th

at e

no

ug

h lu

bric

an

t rea

ch

es th

een

gin

e p

arts

be

fore

op

era

ting

the

en

gin

e a

t rate

d s

pe

ed

.

Op

era

te c

on

trols

on

ly w

he

n s

ea

ted

in th

e o

pe

rato

rs s

ea

t.

Be

fore

sta

rting

the

en

gin

e, b

e s

ure

all o

pe

ratin

g c

on

trols

are

inn

eu

tral o

r pa

rk lo

ck

po

sitio

n. T

his

will e

limin

ate

ac

cid

en

tal

mo

ve

me

nt o

f the

ma

ch

ine

or s

tart u

p o

f po

we

r driv

en

eq

uip

me

nt.

Pu

t the

ge

ar s

hift le

ve

r in th

eN

eu

tral p

ositio

n (G

ea

r Driv

e)

M137

ST

EP

1

OP

EN

FU

EL

S

HU

T-O

FF

V

ALV

ES

TE

P 2

NE

UT

RA

L P

OS

ITIO

N

M106D

M107C

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Tu

rn th

e s

tarte

r ke

y s

witc

h to

the

he

at &

ON

po

sitio

n.

Wa

it un

til the

glo

w p

lug

ind

ica

tor

lam

p is

pu

t ou

t.(A

pp

roxim

ate

ly 1

to 3

se

co

nd

s.)

Pu

t the

ran

ge

sh

ift leve

r in th

e N

(En

gin

e s

tart) s

lot.

Pu

t the

RE

AR

PT

O a

nd

MID

PT

O c

on

trol le

ve

rs in

the

OF

F(E

ng

ine

sta

rt) slo

t.

ST

EP

2

ST

EP

3S

TE

P 5

OF

F P

OS

ITIO

N

N S

LO

TS

HE

AT

Pu

t the

en

gin

e s

pe

ed

co

ntro

lle

ve

r at th

e lo

w id

le p

ositio

n.

ST

EP

4

ST

OP

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Tu

rn k

ey s

witc

h to

sta

rt po

sitio

nu

ntil e

ng

ine

sta

rts, b

ut n

o m

ore

tha

n 1

0 s

eco

nd

s, th

en

rele

ase

the

k

ey.

Ru

n

en

gin

e

for

two

min

ute

s a

t 15

00

RP

M.

NO

TE

: If the

oil p

ressu

re in

dic

ato

r sta

ys o

n a

fter th

e e

ng

ine

sta

rts, s

top

the

en

gin

e a

nd

ch

eck th

e o

il leve

l in th

e c

ran

kca

se

. Ad

d o

il if ne

ce

ssa

ry.S

tart th

e e

ng

ine

, if the

ind

ica

tor is

still o

n, d

o n

ot o

pe

rate

the

en

gin

e.

Op

era

ting

the

en

gin

e w

itho

ut o

il pre

ssu

re w

ill da

ma

ge

en

gin

e b

ea

ring

san

d o

the

r en

gin

e p

arts

. Se

e y

ou

r de

ale

r.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

1.

If hig

h id

le p

ositio

n is

use

d fo

r sta

rting

, ad

just th

e e

ng

ine

sp

ee

dco

ntro

l leve

r to o

bta

in a

bo

ut 1

50

0 R

PM

as s

oo

n a

s th

e e

ng

ine

sta

rts.

2.

If the

en

gin

e s

tarts

an

d th

en

sto

ps, w

ait fo

r the

sta

rting

mo

tor to

sto

ptu

rnin

g b

efo

re y

ou

turn

the

ke

y s

witc

h to

STA

RT

po

sitio

n a

ga

in.

ST

EP

7

ST

EP

6

CL

UT

CH

PE

DA

L

Pu

sh

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l do

wn

.

ST

EP

8

Wh

en

the

en

gin

e s

tarts

, ch

eck

the

oil p

res

su

re in

dic

ato

r an

dch

arg

e in

dic

ato

r.If th

e in

dic

ato

rs s

tay

on

, sto

pth

e e

ng

ine

an

d fin

d o

ut w

ha

t isw

ron

g.

STA

RT

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3.

Do

no

t use

the

sta

rter m

oto

r for m

ore

tha

n 1

0 s

eco

nd

s w

itho

ut

sto

pp

ing

. Wa

it on

e m

inu

te b

etw

ee

n s

tarts

so

the

sta

rter m

oto

r ca

nco

ol.

4.

If the

en

gin

e s

top

s w

he

n o

pe

ratin

g w

ith a

loa

d, im

me

dia

tely

sta

rt the

en

gin

e a

ga

in to

pre

ve

nt o

ve

rhe

atin

g c

au

se

d b

y s

top

pin

g th

e flo

w o

fo

il for c

oo

ling

an

d lu

bric

atio

n.

5.

If the

ch

arg

e in

dic

ato

r co

me

s o

n d

urin

g o

pe

ratio

n, d

ete

rmin

e a

nd

co

rrect th

e c

au

se

to a

vo

id c

om

ple

te d

isch

arg

e o

f the

ba

ttery

an

dp

ossib

le d

am

ag

e to

oth

er c

om

po

ne

nts

of th

e e

lectric

al s

yste

m. S

ee

yo

ur D

ea

ler.

6.

If the

co

ola

nt te

mp

era

ture

ind

ica

tor c

om

es o

n, re

mo

ve

the

loa

d a

nd

allo

w th

e e

ng

ine

to ru

n a

t 15

00

rpm

un

til the

ind

ica

tor g

oe

s o

ut. If th

ein

dic

ato

r do

es n

ot g

o o

ut w

ithin

on

e m

inu

te, s

top

the

en

gin

e a

nd

de

term

ine

the

ca

use

.

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ST

EP

1S

TE

P 3

OF

F

ST

EP

2

RE

AR

P

TO

LE

VE

R

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

W

he

n s

top

pin

g th

e e

ng

ine

afte

r op

era

ting

un

de

r he

avy

loa

d, ru

n th

e e

ng

ine

at 1

50

0 R

PM

for a

sh

ort p

erio

d o

f time

. Th

is w

illa

llow

the

en

gin

e te

mp

era

ture

to d

ecre

ase

gra

du

ally.

Pu

t the

RE

AR

PT

O c

on

trol le

ve

r,M

ID P

TO

co

ntro

l leve

r an

d th

era

ng

e s

hift le

ve

r in th

e O

FF

or N

(ne

utra

l) po

sitio

n.

Mo

ve

the

en

gin

e s

pe

ed

co

ntro

lle

ve

r to ru

n e

ng

ine

at id

le s

pe

ed

for

thre

e

to

five

m

inu

tes

to

de

cre

as

e

the

te

mp

era

ture

o

fe

ng

ine

.

Tu

rn th

e k

ey s

witc

h to

OF

F p

osi-

ti on

. Re

mo

ve

the

ke

y.

STOPPIN

G T

HE

ENGIN

E

MID

P

TO

LE

VE

R

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COLD

TEMPERATURE

OPERATIO

N

To

sta

rt an

d o

pe

rate

yo

ur tra

cto

r du

ring

co

ld a

mb

ien

t tem

pe

ratu

res, u

se

the

se

pro

ce

du

res :

1.

BA

TT

ER

Y –

Mu

st h

ave

a fu

ll ch

arg

e.

2.

FU

EL —

Mu

st b

e c

lea

n a

nd

with

no

wa

ter. S

ee

fue

l Sp

ecific

atio

ns in

this

ma

nu

al.

3.

EN

GIN

E O

IL –

Mu

st h

ave

the

co

rrect v

iso

city

for th

e a

mb

ien

t tem

-p

era

ture

ran

ge

.

4. T

RA

NS

MIS

SIO

N H

YD

RA

UL

IC F

LU

ID –

Use

Hyd

rau

lic Tra

nsm

ission

fluid

.

5.

CO

OL

ING

SY

ST

EM

– M

ust h

ave

eth

yle

ne

gly

co

l so

lutio

n fo

r pro

tec-

tion

.

6.

TIR

ES

– If th

ere

is liq

uid

in th

e tire

s, th

e tire

s m

ust h

ave

pro

tectio

na

ga

inst te

mp

era

ture

s b

elo

w 0

o C

(32

o F

). Se

e y

ou

r De

ale

r.

7.

ST

OP

PIN

G T

HE

EN

GIN

E –

Ru

n th

e e

ng

ine

at id

le s

pe

ed

for a

sh

ort

pe

riod

of tim

e to

pe

rmit th

e e

ng

ine

tem

pe

ratu

re to

de

cre

ase

be

fore

sto

pp

ing

.

8.

CO

ND

EN

SA

TIO

N IN

FU

EL T

AN

K –

To

pre

ve

nt c

on

de

nsa

tion

in th

efu

el ta

nk a

nd

wa

ter e

nte

ring

the

fue

l syste

m, fill th

e fu

el ta

nk a

fter

ea

ch

op

era

ting

da

y.

9.

FU

EL F

ILT

ER

CU

P –

Du

ring

co

ld a

mb

ien

t tem

pe

ratu

res, m

ake

su

reyou

rem

ove

wa

ter fro

m th

e fu

el filte

r cu

p e

ach

da

y.

NO

TE

: Do

no

t use

eth

er a

s a

co

ld te

mp

era

ture

sta

rting

aid

.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

To

sta

rt en

gin

e d

urin

g c

old

am

bie

nt te

mp

era

ture

s, p

ut th

e

en

gin

e co

ntro

l leve

l at th

e lo

w id

le p

ositio

n.

Afte

r sta

rting

the

en

gin

e, ru

n a

t 15

00

rpm

for a

pp

roxim

ate

ly 5

min

ute

s to

wa

rm th

e

en

gin

e.

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IMP

OR

TA

NT: D

urin

g c

old

am

bie

nt te

mp

era

ture

s, n

eve

r run

the

en

gin

eat lo

w id

le s

peed fo

r long p

erio

ds o

f time.

Durin

g c

old

am

bie

nt te

mpera

ture

s, th

e e

ngin

e w

ill not h

eat to

or k

eep th

era

ted o

pera

ting

tem

pera

ture

at s

low

engin

e s

peeds. S

low

engin

e s

peeds

in c

old

tem

pera

ture

s c

an c

ause d

am

age to

the e

ngin

e. U

se th

e fo

llow

ing

pro

cedure

s to

warm

the e

ngin

e a

nd tra

nsm

issio

n flu

ids, a

nd to

keep th

ecorre

ct o

pera

ting te

mpera

ture

s.

1. W

AR

MIN

G T

HE

EN

GIN

E A

ND

TR

AN

SM

ISS

ION

.

A.

To

he

at

the

tran

sm

issio

n flu

id to

op

era

ting

tem

pe

ratu

re, ru

n th

eengin

e a

t 1500 R

PM

for a

ppro

xim

ate

ly fiv

e m

inute

s.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Op

era

ting

the

tracto

r with

co

ld tra

nsm

issio

n flu

id c

an

cause ro

ugh tra

ctor o

pera

tion w

ith p

ossib

le in

jury to

the o

pera

tor.

2. K

EE

P E

NG

INE

AT

CO

RR

EC

T O

PE

RA

TIN

G T

EM

PE

RA

TU

RE

.

A.

Never ru

n th

e e

ngin

e b

elo

w 1

500 R

PM

.B

.P

ut a

cover in

front o

f the g

rille to

contro

l the a

mount o

f air g

oin

gth

rough th

e ra

dia

tor.

3. S

TO

PP

ING

TH

E E

NG

INE

.

A.

Run th

e e

ngin

e a

t slo

w s

peed fo

r a s

hort p

erio

d o

f time. T

his

will

pe

rmit th

e e

ng

ine

tem

pe

ratu

re to

de

cre

ase

gra

du

ally

be

fore

sto

p-

pin

g th

e e

ngin

e.

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Wh

en

tow

ing

a tra

cto

r, follo

w th

ese

rule

s:

1.

Ne

ve

r pu

ll the

tracto

r faste

r tha

n a

gro

un

d s

pe

ed

of 1

6 K

m/h

(10

MP

H).

2.

Ma

ke su

re a

ll con

trols a

re in

the

ne

utra

l or O

FF

po

sition

.

3.

Be

ca

use

of a

po

ssib

le lo

ss o

f ste

erin

g a

nd

bra

ke

s w

he

n th

e tra

cto

re

ng

ine

is n

ot ru

nn

ing

, use

on

ly a

rigid

tow

ing

ba

r an

d s

afe

ty c

ha

ins to

pu

ll the

tracto

r.

TOWING

Make s

ure

that th

e w

eig

ht o

f a tra

iled

veh

icle

that is

no

t eq

uip

ped

with

bra

ke

s, N

EV

ER

EX

CE

ED

S th

e w

eig

ht o

f the

ma

ch

ine

tha

t is

tow

ing

the

ve

hic

le. S

top

pin

g d

ista

nc

e in

cre

as

es

with

inc

rea

sin

g

sp

eed

as th

e w

eig

ht o

f the to

wed

load

incre

ases, e

sp

ecia

lly o

n h

ills

an

d s

lop

es.

Wh

en

yo

u tra

nsp

ort th

e tra

cto

r by tru

ck o

r rail, fo

llow

the

se

rule

s:

1.

Ho

ld th

e tra

cto

r with

tie d

ow

ns a

nd

blo

ck th

e w

he

els

.

2.

Hyd

rosta

tic D

rive

: Mo

ve

the

Sp

ee

d L

ock le

ve

r to O

FF

po

sitio

n a

nd

pu

t the

ran

ge

sh

ift leve

r in th

e L

po

sitio

n.

3.

Lo

ck th

e b

rake

pe

da

ls to

ge

the

r, pu

sh

the

bra

ke

pe

da

ls d

ow

n a

nd

mo

ve

the

pa

rk b

rake

leve

r up

to e

ng

ag

e th

e p

ark

bra

ke

.

HOW

TO

TRANSPORT

TRACTOR

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GEAR

DRIVE

TRANSMISSIO

N

Th

e g

ea

r driv

e tra

nsm

issio

n h

as a

thre

e fo

rwa

rd a

nd

on

e re

ve

rse

ge

ar

se

ctio

n a

nd

a th

ree

-sp

ee

d ra

ng

e s

ectio

n. T

his

arra

ng

em

en

t giv

es 9

forw

ard

and 3

revers

e s

peeds.

Transmission O

peratio

n

1.

The tra

cto

r is e

quip

ped w

ith d

ual c

lutc

h. T

he tra

cto

r movem

ent s

tops

by p

ressin

g th

e c

lutc

h p

edal h

alfw

ay. P

ressin

g th

e p

edal fu

lly s

tops

the P

TO

shafts

.2

.P

ush th

e c

lutc

h p

edal a

nd s

top th

e tra

cto

r. Move th

e g

ear s

hift le

ver

to th

e g

ear n

eeded.

3.

Mo

ve

the

ran

ge

sh

ift leve

r to th

e p

ositio

n n

ee

de

d, H

, M o

r L, (T

he

tracto

r mu

st b

e s

top

pe

d b

efo

re th

e ra

ng

e le

ve

r is o

pe

rate

d.)

4.

Rele

ase th

e c

lutc

h p

edal s

low

ly.5

.T

he g

ear s

hift le

ver c

an b

e s

hifte

d in

to a

ny ra

nge w

hen tra

velin

g. T

odo th

is, p

ush th

e c

lutc

h p

edal h

alf w

ay a

nd m

ove th

e g

ear s

hift le

ver

to th

e p

ositio

n n

eeded.

IMPORTANT:

Be

fore

se

lectin

g a

ne

w ra

ng

e, p

ush

the

clu

tch

pe

da

lh

alfw

ay a

nd

sto

p th

e tra

cto

r. Do

no

t ch

an

ge

ran

ge

wh

en

the

tracto

r ism

ovin

g.

NOTE:

When s

hiftin

g fro

m th

ird to

anoth

er ra

nge, b

e c

are

ful n

ot to

run

the e

ngin

e a

t more

than 2

700 R

PM

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DIFFERENTIAL LOCK

GE

AR

DR

IVE

RIG

HT

SID

E o

f the tra

nsm

issio

n

Yo

ur tra

cto

r ha

s a

diffe

ren

tial lo

ck th

at w

ill ma

ke

bo

th re

ar w

he

els

turn

at

the

sa

me

sp

ee

d. T

he

diffe

ren

tial lo

ck p

reve

nts

loss o

f po

we

r wh

en

on

ew

he

el d

oe

s n

ot h

ave

tractio

n b

ut th

e o

the

r wh

ee

l do

es h

ave

tractio

n. It

als

o p

rovid

es a

stra

igh

t in lin

e s

tee

ring

aid

wh

en

op

en

ing

up

the

field

an

dto

co

ntro

l imp

lem

en

t ove

rlap

.

TO

EN

GA

GE

TH

E D

IFF

ER

EN

TIA

L L

OC

K:

De

pre

ss a

nd

ho

ld th

e d

iffere

ntia

l lock p

ed

al d

ow

n.

IMP

OR

TA

NT

: Do

no

t en

ga

ge

the

diffe

ren

tial lo

ck w

hile

on

e re

ar w

he

el

is ro

tatin

g a

nd

the

oth

er re

ar w

he

el is

sto

pp

ed

. Alw

ays s

top

the

wh

ee

lth

at is

rota

ting a

nd th

en e

ngage th

e d

iffere

ntia

l lock.

IMP

OR

TA

NT: W

he

n y

ou

en

ga

ge

or d

ise

ng

ag

e th

e d

iffere

ntia

l lock, th

efro

nt w

he

els

mu

st b

e in

the

stra

igh

t forw

ard

po

sitio

n. B

efo

re tu

rnin

g th

etra

cto

r, dis

engage th

e d

iffere

ntia

l lock.

TO

DIS

EN

GA

GE

TH

E D

IFF

ER

EN

TIA

L L

OC

K:

Th

e d

iffere

ntia

l lock w

ill dis

en

ga

ge

wh

en

the

diffe

ren

tial lo

ck p

ed

al is

rele

ase

d. If th

e d

iffere

ntia

l lock d

oe

s n

ot d

ise

ng

ag

e e

asily, p

ush

do

wn

on

eith

er b

rake

pe

da

l insta

nta

ne

ou

sly.

DIF

FE

RE

NT

IAL L

OC

K P

ED

AL

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Do

no

t driv

e o

n ro

ad

s, o

r at h

igh

sp

ee

d a

ny

wh

ere

, with

the

diffe

ren

tial lo

ck

en

ga

ge

d. D

ifficu

lt ste

erin

g w

ill oc

cu

r, an

d c

an

res

ult

in a

n a

cc

ide

nt. In

field

op

era

tion

, us

e th

e d

iffere

ntia

l loc

k fo

r trac

tion

imp

rov

em

en

t, bu

t rele

as

e fo

r turn

ing

at ro

w e

nd

s.

M11

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POWER

TAKEOFF

(PTO)

PT

O d

riven

mach

inery

can

cau

se s

erio

us in

jury

or d

eath

, usu

ally

du

e

to w

rap

ped

clo

thin

g. W

hen

req

uire

d b

y th

e jo

b to

be in

the d

rive s

haft

are

a, s

tay c

lear o

f rota

ting

parts

. Befo

re w

ork

ing

on

the d

rive s

haft,

or s

erv

icin

g o

r cle

arin

g th

e d

riven

mach

ine, w

here

ap

plic

ab

le o

n th

is

tracto

r, pu

t the P

TO

clu

tch

lever in

the D

ISE

NG

AG

E p

ositio

n, th

e P

TO

lev

er in

the

NE

UT

RA

L o

r OF

F, a

nd

ST

OP

the

en

gin

e M

12

5A

Rear P

TO

Th

e re

ar P

TO

is a

54

0 R

PM

with

a 3

4.9

mm

(1 3

/8 in

ch

) dia

me

ter 6

sp

line

ou

tpu

t sh

aft.

EN

GA

GE

TH

E R

EA

R P

TO

AS

FO

LL

OW

S:

1.

Pu

sh

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l fully.

2.

Mo

ve

the

PT

O c

on

trol le

ve

rfo

rwa

rd o

r rea

rwa

rd.

3.

Re

lea

se

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l slo

w-

ly.

DIS

EN

GA

GE

TH

E R

EA

R P

TO

AS

FO

LL

OW

S:

1.

Pu

sh

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l fully.

2.

Mo

ve

the

PT

O c

on

trol le

ve

r toth

e O

FF

(En

gin

e S

tart) s

lot.

NO

TE

: K

ee

p th

e P

TO

c

on

trol

leve

r in th

e O

FF

(En

gin

e S

tart)

slo

t wh

en

sta

rting

the

en

gin

e a

nd

whe

n th

e P

TO

is n

ot b

ein

g u

se

d.

3.

Re

lea

se

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l slo

w-

ly.

Th

e fo

llow

ing

tab

le s

ho

ws th

e re

qu

ired

en

gin

e s

pe

ed

to g

et th

e re

qu

ired

Rea

r PT

O o

utp

ut s

ha

ft sp

ee

d.

PT

O O

utp

ut

Sh

aft S

peed

540 R

PM

Re

qu

ired

En

gin

e S

peed

2376 R

PM

RE

AR

PT

O S

HA

FT

CL

UT

CH

PE

DA

L

RE

AR

PT

O

CO

NT

RO

L L

EV

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Mid

PTO

(OPTIO

N)

Th

e M

id P

TO

ha

s a

25

.4 m

m (1

inch

) dia

me

ter 1

5 s

plin

e o

utp

ut

sh

aft.

EN

GA

GE

TH

E M

ID P

TO

AS

FO

LL

OW

S:

1.

Push th

e c

lutc

h p

edal fu

lly.

2.

Mo

ve

the

Mid

PT

O c

on

trol

lever fo

rward

.

3.

Rele

ase th

e c

lutc

h p

edal

slo

w-

ly.

DIS

EN

GA

GE

TH

E M

ID P

TO

AS

FO

LL

OW

S:

1.

Push th

e c

lutc

h p

edal fu

lly.

2.

Mo

ve

th

e M

id P

TO

c

on

trol

lever to

the O

FF

(Engin

e S

tart)

slo

t.

NO

TE

:K

ee

p

the

M

id

PT

Oco

ntro

l leve

r in th

e O

FF

(En

gin

eS

tart) s

lot w

he

n s

tartin

g th

e e

n-

gin

e a

nd w

hen th

e P

TO

is n

ot b

ein

g u

sed

3.

Rele

ase th

e c

lutc

h p

edal.

The fo

llow

ing ta

ble

show

s th

e re

quire

d e

ngin

e s

peed to

get th

e re

quire

dM

id P

TO

outp

ut s

haft s

peed.

MID

PT

O S

HA

FT

CL

UT

CH

PE

DA

L

MID

PT

O

LE

VE

R

Mid

PT

O O

utp

ut

Sh

aft S

peed

2000 R

PM

Re

qu

ired

En

gin

e S

peed

2632 R

PM

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Th

e D

ua

l Clu

tch

syste

m p

erm

its th

e o

pe

rato

r to s

top

the

tracto

r mo

tion

while

main

tain

ing P

TO

opera

tion. (L

ive P

TO

)

DUAL

CLUTCH

To

op

era

te th

e D

ua

l Clu

tch

syste

m, u

se

the

follo

win

g p

roce

du

re.

1.

Pu

sh

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l fully

to p

ositio

n 1

. Mo

ve

the

ge

ar s

hift le

ve

r, the

rea

r PT

O c

on

trol le

ve

r an

d th

e M

id P

TO

co

ntro

l leve

r, if eq

uip

pe

d, to

the

co

rrect o

pe

ratin

g p

ositio

ns.

2.

Slo

wly

rele

ase

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l to p

ositio

n 2

. In th

is p

ositio

n, th

e P

TO

sh

aft w

ill rota

te b

ut th

e tra

cto

r do

es n

ot m

ove

.

3.

Ho

ld th

e c

lutc

h p

ed

al in

po

sitio

n 2

un

til the

en

gin

e s

pe

ed

be

co

me

sco

nsta

nt.

4.

Slo

wly

rele

ase

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l to p

ositio

n 3

to s

tart th

e tra

cto

r inm

otio

n.

5.

To

sto

p th

e tra

cto

r wh

ile k

ee

pin

g th

e P

TO

op

era

ting

, pu

sh

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l ha

lfwa

y to

po

sitio

n 2

.

6.

To

sto

p th

e tra

cto

r an

d P

TO

, pu

sh

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l fully

to p

ositio

n 1

.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Push th

e c

lutc

h p

edal to

positio

n 2

and s

top th

e T

racto

rbefo

re s

hiftin

g R

ange L

ever.

NO

TE

:T

he

ge

ar s

hift le

ve

r, the

ran

ge

leve

r, the

MF

D le

ve

r or c

ree

ple

ve

r if eq

uip

pe

d c

an

be

op

era

ted

with

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l pu

sh

ed

top

ositio

n 2

. Be

su

re to

fully

pu

sh

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l to p

ositio

n 1

be

fore

movin

g R

ear P

TO

contro

l lever o

r the M

id P

TO

contro

l lever, if e

quip

ped.

PO

SIT

ION

3

TR

AN

SM

ISS

ION

A

ND

PT

O E

NG

AG

ED

PO

SIT

ION

2

TR

AN

SM

ISS

ION

D

ISE

NG

AG

ED

PT

O E

NG

AG

ED

PO

SIT

ION

1

PT

O A

ND

TR

AN

SM

ISS

ION

DIS

EN

GA

GE

D

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POWER

TAKEOFF

GUARDS

All tra

ctors

have

a safety

guard

for th

e R

ear P

TO

shaft a

nd a

safety

cover fo

r the M

id PTO

shaft.

Wh

en

ever a

PT

O d

riven

mach

ine is

in o

pera

tion

, the P

TO

gu

ard

mu

st

be

in p

lac

e fo

r mo

st o

pe

ratio

ns

to p

rev

en

t inju

ry to

the

op

era

tor o

r

bysta

nd

ers

. Wh

ere

atta

ch

men

ts, s

uch

as p

um

ps, a

re in

sta

lled

on

the

PT

O s

haft (e

sp

ecia

lly if th

e tra

cto

r PT

O g

uard

is m

oved

up

ward

or re

-

mo

ved

) exte

nd

ed

sh

ield

ing

eq

uiv

ale

nt to

the P

TO

gu

ard

mu

st b

e in

-

sta

lled

with

the a

ttach

men

t. Insta

ll the P

TO

gu

ard

to its

orig

inal p

osi-

tion

imm

ed

iate

ly w

hen

the a

ttach

men

t is re

mo

ved

.

RE

AR

PT

O G

UA

RD

MID

PT

O C

OV

ER

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PTO

OPERATING

SAFETY

Fo

r the

sa

fe o

pe

ratio

n o

f the

PT

O, fo

llow

the

se

sa

fe o

pe

ratin

g p

roce

-d

ure

s.

Three

Point H

itch

Connectin

g Im

plements

1.

Co

nn

ect th

e im

ple

me

nt to

the

hitc

h.

Se

e T

HR

EE

PO

INT

HIT

CH

SY

ST

EM

in th

is m

an

ua

l.2

.C

on

ne

ct th

e im

ple

me

nt d

rive

line

to th

e tra

cto

r.3

Ch

ec

k th

e d

rive

line

for c

orre

ct le

ng

th a

nd

for fre

e te

les

co

pic

mo

ve

me

nt b

y liftin

g a

nd

low

erin

g h

itch

syste

m. T

he

co

rrect le

ng

th is

imp

orta

nt to

pre

ve

nt th

e d

rive

line

from

hittin

g b

otto

m o

r from

se

pa

ratin

g in

an

y tra

cto

r imp

lem

en

t op

era

ting

po

sitio

n.

Drawbar C

onnectin

g Im

plements

1.

Co

nn

ect th

e im

ple

me

nt h

itch

to th

e d

raw

ba

r with

a h

ard

en

ed

ste

el

pin

. Ma

ke

su

re th

e p

in is

se

cu

rely

he

ld in

pla

ce

with

a c

otte

r pin

or

lock p

in a

nd d

oes n

ot m

ake c

onta

ct w

ith th

e im

ple

ment d

rivelin

e.

2.

Connect th

e im

ple

ment h

itch to

the tra

cto

r dra

wbar b

efo

re c

onnectin

gth

e im

ple

ment d

rivelin

e to

the P

TO

.3

.C

onnect th

e im

ple

ment d

rivelin

e to

the tra

cto

r. Check th

e d

rivelin

e fo

rcorre

ct le

ngth

and fo

r free te

lescopic

movem

ent. T

he c

orre

ct le

ngth

isim

po

rtan

t to p

rev

en

t the

driv

elin

e fro

m h

itting

bo

ttom

or fro

msepara

ting in

any tra

cto

r or im

ple

ment o

pera

ting p

ositio

n.

Wh

en

do

ing

sta

tion

ary

PT

O w

ork

an

d d

ism

ou

ntin

g fro

m th

e tra

cto

rw

ith th

e P

TO

run

nin

g, k

eep

cle

ar o

f all m

ovin

g p

arts

as th

ey a

re a

Po

ten

tial s

afe

ty h

azard

. M

127

PT

O d

riven

mach

inery

can

cau

se s

erio

us in

jury

. Befo

re w

ork

ing

on

or n

ear th

e P

TO

sh

aft, o

r serv

icin

g o

r cle

arin

g th

e d

riven

mach

ine,

pu

t the P

TO

lever in

the D

ISE

NG

AG

E p

ositio

n a

nd

ST

OP

the e

ng

ine.

M1

54

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Fo

llow

the

imp

lem

en

t ma

nu

factu

rers

reco

mm

en

da

tion

s in

ad

justin

g a

nd

alig

nin

g th

e im

ple

me

nt a

nd

imp

lem

en

t driv

elin

e w

ith th

etra

cto

r.

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DRAWBAR

Your tra

cto

r is e

quip

ped w

ith a

dra

wbar. U

se th

e d

raw

bar fo

r connectin

gall p

ull-b

ehin

d im

ple

ments

.

Th

e d

raw

ba

r mu

st b

e in

the

sto

rag

e p

ositio

n w

he

n u

sin

g th

e th

ree

-po

int

hitc

h.

Re

ar u

ps

et c

an

res

ult if p

ullin

g fro

m w

ron

g lo

ca

tion

on

trac

tor. H

itch

on

ly to

the

dra

wb

ar. U

se

3 p

oin

t hitc

h o

nly

with

the

imp

lem

en

ts d

es

ign

ed

for its

us

e - n

ot a

s a

dra

wb

ar

DR

AW

BA

R H

ITC

HC

ON

NE

CT

ING

PIN

HO

LE

ST

OR

AG

E P

IN H

OL

EW

ITH

OU

T M

ID P

TO

IMP

LE

ME

NT

C

ON

NE

CT

ING

PIN

HO

LE

DR

AW

BA

RO

PE

RA

TIN

GP

OS

ITIO

N

ST

OR

AG

E P

OS

ITIO

N(W

ITH

MID

PT

O)

ST

OR

AG

E P

OS

ITIO

N(W

ITH

OU

T M

ID P

TO

)

WIT

H M

ID P

TO

(OP

TIO

N)

WIT

HO

UT

MID

PT

O

Try

to b

ala

nce th

e lo

ad

prim

arily

on

the im

ple

men

t wh

eels

- a

s in

load

ing

a tra

iler o

r sp

read

er. A

vo

id o

verlo

ad

ing

the d

raw

bar. A

dd

fron

t en

d w

eig

hts

for im

pro

ve

d s

tab

ility. E

ng

ag

e th

e c

lutc

h

sm

oo

thly, a

vo

id je

rkin

g a

nd

use th

e b

rakes c

au

tiou

sly

to a

vo

id ja

ck-

kn

ifing

.

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WARNIN

G LAMPS

Th

e la

mp

sw

itch

ha

s th

ree

po

sitio

ns. T

urn

the

sw

itch

clo

ckw

ise

toillu

min

ate

the h

eadla

mp, re

ar re

d la

mp, a

nd in

stru

ment p

anel la

mps.

Pu

sh

the

flash

er c

on

trol b

utto

n d

ow

n to

op

era

te th

e a

mb

er w

arn

ing

lam

ps.

Wh

en

the

turn

sig

na

l sw

itch

is m

ove

d u

pw

ard

to m

ake

a rig

ht tu

rn, th

eR

H w

arn

ing

lam

p w

ill illum

ina

te O

N a

nd

OF

F a

nd

the

LH

lam

p w

illillu

min

ate

contin

uously.

When th

e tu

rn s

ignal s

witc

h is

moved d

ow

nw

ard

to m

ake a

left tu

rn, th

eL

H w

arn

ing

lam

p w

ill illum

ina

te O

N a

nd

OF

F a

nd

the

RH

lam

p w

illillu

min

ate

contin

uously

.

Wh

en

the

turn

sig

na

l sw

itch

is re

turn

ed

to th

e c

en

ter p

ositio

n, b

oth

warn

ing la

mps w

ill illum

inate

ON

and O

FF.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Wh

en

tow

ing

an

imp

lem

en

t or w

ag

on

with

the

tracto

r, the

co

mp

lete

rea

r are

a w

arn

ing

syste

m (a

mb

er w

arn

ing

lam

ps, re

ar re

d la

mp

an

d S

MV

em

ble

m) m

ust b

e e

asily

se

en

by a

ny v

eh

icle

op

era

tor c

om

ing

ne

ar th

e tra

cto

r.

FL

AS

HE

RC

ON

TR

OL

BU

TT

ON

TU

RN

SIG

NA

L

SW

ITC

H

LA

MP

SW

ITC

H

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REAR

WORK

LAMP

(IF E

QUIPPED)

Th

e re

ar w

ork

lam

p is

turn

ed

on

by th

e s

witc

h o

n th

e la

mp

. Th

e s

tarte

rke

y s

witc

h m

ust b

e in

the

ON

po

sitio

n b

efo

re th

e w

ork

lam

p c

an

be

turn

ed o

n.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Do n

ot tu

rn o

n th

e re

ar w

ork

lam

p w

hile

travellin

g o

n p

ub -

lic ro

ads.

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CONNECTIN

G IM

PLEMENT

TO

DRAWBAR

Th

e c

orre

ct c

on

ne

ctio

n o

f the

imp

lem

en

t to th

e d

raw

ba

r will p

reve

nt

stre

ss o

n b

oth

the tra

cto

r and th

e im

ple

ment.

To a

ssure

pro

per tra

cto

r opera

tion a

nd o

ptim

um

imple

ment p

erfo

rmance,

the im

ple

ment m

ust b

e c

onnecte

d to

the d

raw

bar c

orre

ctly.

1.

Connect p

ull-b

ehin

d im

ple

ments

to th

e d

raw

bar o

nly.

2.

Use

a h

ard

en

ed

ste

el h

itch

pin

to c

on

ne

ct th

e im

ple

-m

en

t to th

e d

raw

ba

r. Ma

ke

sure

the p

in is

held

secure

lyin

pla

ce w

ith a

lock p

in.

3.

Wh

en

w

ork

ing

w

ith

the

dra

wb

ar,

rais

e

the

lo

we

rlin

ks a

s h

igh

as p

ossib

le to

pre

ve

nt

inte

rfere

nc

e

be

-tw

ee

n th

e lo

we

r links a

nd

the im

ple

ment.

4.

Th

e d

raw

ba

r pro

vid

es th

esta

ndard

hitc

h d

ista

nce fro

mth

e e

nd

of th

e P

TO

sh

aft to

the c

ente

rline

of

the

re

ar

ho

le in

the

dra

wb

ar. T

his

isn

ec

es

sa

ry

for

sa

fe

PT

Oo

pe

ratio

n o

f tra

iling

ty

pe

eq

uip

me

nt.

IMP

OR

TA

NT

:T

he m

axim

um

fixed d

raw

bar v

ertic

al lo

ad is

300 lb

s (1

36

kg

).

TR

AC

TO

R D

RA

WB

AR

IMP

LE

ME

NT

HIT

CH

IMP

LE

ME

NT

HIT

CH

WIT

H C

LE

VIS

RE

AR

PT

O S

HA

FT

DR

AW

BA

R

PT

O R

PM

54

0

PT

O S

HA

FT

DIA

ME

TE

R

1.3

75

In.

(34.9

mm

)

DIM

EN

SIO

N A

14 In

.(3

56 m

m)

LO

CK

PIN

62

FIE

LD

OP

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__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

__

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SAFETY

CHAIN

Wh

en

tow

ing

eq

uip

me

nt o

n a

hig

hw

ay, u

se

a s

afe

ty c

ha

in a

s a

n a

uxilia

ryco

nn

ectio

n b

etw

ee

n th

e tra

cto

r an

d th

e to

we

d e

qu

ipm

en

t. Th

e s

afe

tych

ain

mu

st h

ave

a ra

ting

gre

ate

r tha

n th

e g

ross lo

ad

of th

e to

we

de

qu

ipm

en

t. Co

nn

ect th

e c

ha

in to

the

tracto

r dra

wb

ar s

up

po

rt an

d th

eto

we

d e

qu

ipm

en

t as s

ho

wn

in th

e illu

stra

tion

. Ch

eck th

e a

dju

stm

en

t of

the

sa

fety

ch

ain

by tu

rnin

g th

e tra

cto

r co

mp

lete

ly to

the

righ

t an

d le

ft.A

dju

st th

e c

ha

in a

s n

ece

ssa

ry.

SA

FE

TY

CH

AIN

63

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

THREE

POIN

T H

ITCH

SYSTEM

Th

e th

ree

po

int h

itch

syste

m g

ive

s p

ositio

n c

on

trol a

nd

dra

ft co

ntro

l (Ifequip

ped) o

f imple

ments

. This

tracto

r is e

quip

ped w

ith a

cate

gory

I hitc

h.

The th

ree-p

oin

t hitc

h d

imensio

ns a

re s

how

n in

the fo

llow

ing ta

ble

.

Imp

lem

en

t Ide

ntific

atio

nD

ime

ns

ion

s

Cat I

Imp

lem

en

t

A –

Ga

p In

top

of Im

ple

me

nt m

as

t

B –

Dia

me

ter o

f ho

les

in to

p o

f Im

ple

me

nt m

as

t

C –

Dia

me

ter o

f hitc

h p

ins

D –

Lo

wer H

itch

Pin

Inn

er S

ho

uld

er S

pre

ad

44

.5 m

m (1

-3/4

Inc

h)

19

.1 m

m (3

/4 In

ch

)

22

.2 m

m (7

/8 In

ch

)

68

2.6

mm

(26

-7/8

Inc

h)

MA

ST

HIT

CH

PIN

HIT

CH

PIN

64

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

HITCH

SYSTEM

AD

JUSTMENTS

Th

e u

pp

er a

nd

low

er lin

ks m

ust

be

ad

juste

d c

orre

ctly

so

the

im-

ple

me

nt c

an

wo

rk a

t the

ne

ed

ed

de

pth

an

d th

e lin

ks a

re fre

e to

mo

ve

u

p

an

d

do

wn

w

ith

the

sh

ap

e o

f the

gro

un

d.

1.

Co

nn

ec

t the

lift link

s to

the

tracto

r an

d to

the

low

er lin

ks.

Ma

ke

su

re th

e lift lin

ks

are

insta

lled

on

the

pro

pe

r sid

es

as s

ho

wn

belo

w.

2.

Th

e R

H s

ide

lift link is

ad

-ju

sta

ble

by tu

rnb

uckle

to o

b-

tain

the

de

sire

d p

ositio

n o

f the

hitc

h p

oin

t.T

urn

the

turn

bu

ckle

clo

ckw

ise

to s

ho

rten

the

link o

r co

un

ter-

clo

ckw

ise

to le

ng

the

n th

e lin

k.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Afte

r the

lift link is

ad

juste

d, m

ake

su

re th

e lo

ckn

ut is

tighte

ned a

gain

st th

e tu

rnbuckle

.

LIF

T

LIN

KS

STA

BIL

IZE

RS

LO

WE

R L

INK

S

UP

PE

R

LIN

K

Lift L

inks

LO

CK

NU

T

TU

RN

BU

CK

LE

RH

LIF

T L

INK

LH

LIF

T L

INK

65

FIE

LD

OP

ER

AT

ION

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Upper L

ink

Th

e le

ng

th A

of th

e u

pp

er lin

k c

an

be

ad

juste

d fro

m 4

70

to 7

50

mm

(18

.5 to

29

.5 in

ch

es).

Tu

rn

the

tu

rnb

uc

kle

c

loc

kw

ise

to

sh

orte

n th

e lin

k o

r co

un

terc

lockw

ise

to le

ng

the

n th

e lin

k.

IMPORTANT:

Afte

r the

up

pe

r link is

co

rrectly

ad

juste

d, m

ake

su

re th

elo

ck n

ut is

tighte

ned a

gain

st th

e tu

rnbuckle

.

Stabiliz

er

Wh

en

sid

e m

ove

me

nt o

f the

hitc

his

un

de

sira

ble

or h

aza

rdo

us, th

ela

tera

l sw

ing

is a

dju

ste

d b

y th

etu

rnb

uckle

on

the

sta

biliz

er.

Tu

rn th

e tu

rnb

uckle

clo

ckw

ise

tole

ng

the

n

the

s

tab

ilize

r o

rco

un

terc

lockw

ise

to s

ho

rten

the

sta

biliz

er.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Afte

r ma

kin

g fin

al

ad

justm

en

ts, c

are

fully

rais

e th

eim

ple

me

nt to

ma

ke

su

re th

at th

ere

is p

rop

er c

lea

ran

ce

be

twe

en

the

imp

lem

en

t a

nd

tra

cto

rco

mp

on

en

ts.

NO

TE

:M

ake sure the lock nut istig

hte

ne

d

afte

r a

dju

sting

th

estabilizer.

UP

PE

R

LIN

K

TU

RN

BU

CK

LE

LO

CK

NU

T

TU

RN

BU

CK

LE

LO

CK

NU

T

TU

RN

BU

CK

LE

LO

CK

NU

T

HOOK

66

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LD

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

HITCH

OPERATIO

N

Connectin

g Im

plement to

Hitc

h

To

co

nn

ect a

n im

ple

me

nt to

the

hitc

h, u

se

the

follo

win

g p

roce

du

re:

NO

TE

: B

e sure the tractor and implem

ent are on level ground.

1.

Put th

e d

raw

bar in

the s

tora

ge p

ositio

n.

2.

Slo

wly

move th

e tra

cto

r backw

ard

s to

the im

ple

ment.

3.

When th

e h

itch p

oin

ts o

n th

e tra

cto

r and im

ple

ment a

re in

the c

orre

ct

positio

n, s

top th

e tra

cto

r.4

.A

pply

the p

ark

bra

ke a

nd s

top th

e e

ngin

e.

5.

Connect th

e im

ple

ment to

the U

pper a

nd L

ow

er L

inks.

6.

Ad

just th

e U

pp

er a

nd

Lo

we

r Lin

ks a

s n

ece

ssa

ry. Se

e H

itch

Syste

mA

dju

stm

ents

in th

is m

anual.

Disconnectin

g Im

plement fro

m H

itch

To d

isconnect a

n im

ple

ment fro

m th

e h

itch, u

se th

e fo

llow

ing p

rocedure

:

NO

TE

: B

e sure the tractor and implem

ent are on level ground.

1.

Sto

p th

e tra

cto

r co

mp

lete

ly a

nd

ap

ply

the

pa

rk b

rake

.2

.D

ise

ng

ag

e th

e P

TO

, low

er th

e im

ple

me

nt to

the

gro

un

d.

3.

Ge

ar D

rive

: Pla

ce

the

ge

ar s

hift a

nd

ran

ge

sh

ift leve

rs in

Ne

utra

l.H

yd

rosta

tic D

rive

: Re

lea

se

the

sp

ee

d lo

ck le

ve

r, an

d p

lace

the

ran

ge

sh

ift leve

r in N

eu

tral.

4.

Sto

p th

e e

ng

ine

an

d re

mo

ve

the

ke

y fro

m th

e k

ey s

witc

h b

efo

rele

avin

g th

e tra

cto

r.5

.D

isco

nn

ect th

e im

ple

me

nt fro

m th

e h

itch

.

NO

TE

:B

e sure the tractor and implem

ent are stable and free from any

tendency to roll over.

67

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Hitc

h C

ontro

l Lever

HIT

CH

CO

NT

RO

L L

EV

ER

Th

e h

itch

co

ntro

l leve

r is u

se

d to

rais

e o

r low

er th

e im

ple

me

nt m

ou

nte

dto

the

thre

e p

oin

t hitc

h. T

o ra

ise

the

hitc

h, m

ove

the

leve

r to th

e re

ar. T

olo

we

r the

hitc

h, m

ove

the

leve

r forw

ard

.A

dju

sta

ble

sto

ps a

re p

rovid

ed

for u

se

wh

en

eve

r it is d

esira

ble

to re

turn

the

hitc

h c

on

trol le

ve

r to th

e s

am

e o

pe

ratin

g p

ositio

n.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Po

sitio

n o

f the

rais

e s

top

sh

ou

ld n

ot b

e s

et s

o re

arw

ard

tha

t a in

su

fficie

nt fre

e p

lay o

f the

lift arm

s is

ava

ilab

le a

t the

hig

he

st

po

sitio

n w

he

n h

itch

co

ntro

l leve

r is m

ove

d u

ntil th

e le

ve

r is re

ach

ed

toth

e ra

ise s

top.

RA

ISE

ST

OP

LO

WE

R S

TO

P

RA

ISE

ST

OP

LO

WE

R

ST

OP

HIT

CH

CO

NT

RO

L

LE

VE

R

68

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LD

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ION

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Draft C

ontro

l Lever (If E

quipped)

Dra

ft c

on

trol

ca

n

be

u

se

d

toa

uto

ma

tica

lly lift a

nd

low

er a

nim

ple

me

nt to

ma

inta

in a

co

nsta

nt

loa

d th

rou

gh

va

riab

le s

oil c

on

di-

tion

s. T

he

am

ou

nt o

f dra

ft ca

nb

e a

dju

ste

d fo

r the

imp

lem

en

tb

ein

g u

se

d.

DR

AF

T C

ON

TR

OL

LE

VE

RLIG

HT

HEAVY

To

se

lect th

e c

orre

ct p

ositio

n fo

r the

dra

ft co

ntro

l leve

r, the

tracto

r an

dim

ple

ment m

ust b

e o

pera

ted in

a fie

ld.

ST

EP

1ST

OP

PE

R

DR

AF

TL

OC

K

LIG

HT

DR

AF

T C

ON

TR

OL

LE

VE

R

ST

EP

3

HE

AV

Y

ST

EP

2H

ITC

H C

ON

TR

OL

LE

VE

R

RA

ISE

LO

WE

R

Lo

we

r the

imp

lem

en

t an

d ro

tate

the s

topper lo

cate

d o

n th

e to

p o

fth

e u

pper lin

k b

racket.

Mo

ve

the

dra

ft co

ntro

l leve

r rea

r-w

ard

to s

ele

ct th

e c

orre

ct p

osi-

tion o

f the le

ver. If th

e im

ple

ment

is

lifting

u

p,

mo

ve

th

e

lev

er

forw

ard

. If the

en

gin

e R

PM

isd

ecre

asin

g, m

ove

the

leve

r rea

r-w

ard

. The d

epth

of th

e im

ple

ment

will b

e a

uto

ma

tica

lly c

on

trolle

dby th

e d

raft o

n th

e im

ple

ment.

Slo

wly

mo

ve

the

hitc

h c

on

trol

leve

r forw

ard

un

til the

imp

lem

en

tis

at th

e n

ee

de

d d

ep

th.

69

FIE

LD

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Operatin

g w

ith D

raft C

ontro

l (IF

EQ

UIP

PE

D)

Fo

r exa

mp

le, th

e d

raft c

on

trol a

dju

stm

en

t for a

mo

ldb

oa

rd p

low

is a

sfo

llow

s:

1.

Se

t the

up

pe

r link a

t the

56

0 m

m (2

2-in

ch

es) le

ng

th, p

in to

pin

.

2.

Pla

ce

the

dra

ft co

ntro

l leve

r at th

e c

en

ter o

f its o

pe

ratin

g ra

ng

e.

3.

Sta

rting

at th

e e

nd

of th

e fie

ld, m

ove

the

hitc

h c

on

trol le

ve

r fully

for-

wa

rd to

the

LO

WE

R p

ositio

n a

nd

driv

e a

he

ad

se

ve

ral fe

et.

4.

Sto

p th

e tra

cto

r an

d a

dju

st th

e le

ng

th o

f the

up

pe

r link to

leve

l the

plo

w fro

nt to

rea

r.

5.

Ad

just th

e lift lin

k tu

rnb

uckle

to le

ve

l the

plo

w s

ide

to s

ide

.

6.

Afte

r the

plo

w h

as b

ee

n le

ve

led

, ad

just th

e d

raft c

on

trol le

ve

r eith

er

forw

ard

(to g

o d

ee

pe

r) or re

arw

ard

(for s

ha

llow

er d

ep

th) u

ntil th

ed

esire

d d

ep

th is

rea

ch

ed

.

7.

If the

dro

p a

ctio

n o

f the

plo

w is

too

fast, ro

tate

the

hyd

rau

lic flo

wco

ntro

l kn

ob

slo

wly

un

til the

plo

w re

acts

at th

e d

esire

d s

pe

ed

. Se

eH

itch

Lo

we

ring

Sp

ee

d A

dju

stm

en

t in th

is m

an

ua

l.

8.

Wh

en

the

co

ntro

l leve

rs a

re s

et fo

r the

field

co

nd

ition

s, s

et th

e s

top

so

the

hitc

h c

on

trol le

ve

r is re

turn

ed

to th

is p

ositio

n e

ach

time

the

plo

w is

low

ere

d in

to th

e g

rou

nd

.

9.

Wh

en

rea

ch

ing

the

en

d o

f the

field

, mo

ve

the

hitc

h c

on

trol le

ve

rre

arw

ard

to lift th

e p

low

to tra

nsp

ort p

ositio

n.

10

.R

e-e

nte

r the

field

an

d lo

we

r the

plo

w b

y m

ovin

g th

e h

itch

co

ntro

lle

ve

r forw

ard

to th

e s

top

.

11

.T

he

plo

w w

ill ma

inta

in th

e d

esire

d d

ep

th a

s p

revio

usly

se

t by th

ed

raft c

on

trol le

ve

r.

70

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Hitc

h Lowerin

g S

peed

Adjustm

ent

To

ad

just th

e h

itch

low

erin

g s

pe

ed

, use

the

follo

win

g p

roce

du

re:

1.

Mo

ve

the

hitc

h c

on

trol le

ve

r for-

wa

rd to

low

er th

e im

ple

me

nts

.

2.

Tu

rn th

e h

yd

rau

lic flo

w c

on

trol

kn

ob

to

a

dju

st

the

lo

we

ring

sp

ee

d. T

urn

the

kn

ob

co

un

ter

clo

ckw

ise

to in

cre

ase

the

low

er-

ing

sp

ee

d. T

urn

the

kn

ob

clo

ck-

wis

e to

de

cre

ase

the

sp

ee

d o

rlo

ck th

e h

itch

.

3.

Afte

r ad

justin

g th

e s

pe

ed

, rais

eth

e h

itch

an

d th

en

low

er it to

ch

eck th

e s

pe

ed

.

NO

TE

: W

he

n tra

nsp

ortin

g th

e tra

cto

r on

the

roa

d w

ith th

e im

ple

me

nt

mounte

d o

n th

e th

ree p

oin

t hitc

h, a

lways s

et th

e flo

w c

ontro

l knob to

the

LO

CK

positio

n.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Ne

ve

r pa

rk a

tracto

r with

an

imp

lem

en

t in th

e ra

ise

dp

ositio

n. M

ovin

g th

e c

on

trol le

ve

r forw

ard

will lo

we

r the

imp

lem

en

t eve

nth

ou

gh

the

en

gin

e is

no

t run

nin

g. If it is

ne

ce

ssa

ry to

se

rvic

e th

eim

ple

me

nt in

the

rais

ed

po

sitio

n, u

se

jack s

tan

ds to

sa

fely

blo

ck th

eim

ple

me

nt in

pla

ce

. Pu

t the

hyd

rau

lic flo

w c

on

trol k

no

b in

the

LO

CK

po

sitio

n.

Lo

wer o

r blo

ck e

levate

d im

ple

men

ts a

nd

oth

er a

ttach

men

ts b

efo

reserv

icin

g o

r wh

en

leavin

g th

e e

qu

ipm

en

t.M132A

HY

DR

AU

LIC

FL

OW

CO

NT

RO

L K

NO

B

FA

ST

SLO

W

LO

CK

ST

EP

1

71

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LD

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ER

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ION

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WD

REMOTE

HYDRAULIC

CONTROL V

ALVE

(IF EQUIPPED)

A d

ou

ble

actin

g re

mo

te h

yd

rau

lic c

on

trol v

alv

e w

ith a

“floa

t po

sitio

n”, is

ava

ilable

from

your D

eale

r or F

acto

ry Insta

lled.

If eq

uip

pe

d, th

e c

on

trol le

ve

r is lo

ca

ted

on

the

righ

t sid

e.

RE

MO

TE

H

YD

RA

UL

IC

CO

NT

RO

L L

EV

ER

Co

nn

ect th

e im

ple

me

nt h

ose

s to

the

rem

ote

hyd

rau

lic c

ou

ple

rs s

o th

at

the

imp

lem

en

t low

ers

wh

en

the

co

ntro

l leve

r is p

ush

ed

forw

ard

an

dra

ise

s w

he

n th

e le

ve

r is p

ulle

d re

arw

ard

. Sw

itch

the

ho

se

s if th

e im

ple

-m

ent w

ork

s in

the o

pposite

way.

HY

DR

AU

LIC

CO

UP

LE

RS

72

FIE

LD

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ER

AT

ION

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eries, Model - 2

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WD

REMOTE

HYDRAULICS

OPERATIO

N (IF

EQUIPPED)

RE

MO

TE

H

YD

RA

UL

IC

CO

NT

RO

L L

EV

ER

Float O

peratio

n

To

op

era

te th

e re

mo

te h

yd

rau

lics in

a flo

at c

on

ditio

n, m

ove

the

co

ntro

lle

ve

r fully

forw

ard

to th

e d

ete

nt p

ositio

n.

Th

e le

ve

r will n

ot re

turn

to n

eu

tral a

uto

ma

tica

lly w

he

n in

the

floa

tp

ositio

n.

IMP

OR

TA

NT

:If im

ple

me

nt is

atta

ch

ed

tha

t ha

s s

ing

le a

ctin

g c

ylin

de

rs,

alw

ays u

se

the

“FL

OA

T” p

ositio

n w

he

n lo

we

ring

. Co

ntin

ua

l use

of th

e“L

OW

ER

” po

sitio

n w

ill ca

use

ove

rhe

atin

g a

nd

po

ssib

le d

am

ag

e to

the

hyd

rau

lic s

yste

m.

NO

TE

: T

he

co

ntro

l leve

r for th

e re

mo

te h

yd

rau

lic v

alv

e m

ust b

e in

the

ne

utra

l for th

e th

ree

po

int h

itch

to o

pe

rate

.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Ne

ve

r pa

rk a

tracto

r with

an

imp

lem

en

t in th

e ra

ise

dp

ositio

n. M

ovin

g th

e c

on

trol le

ve

r forw

ard

will lo

we

r the

imp

lem

en

t eve

nth

ou

gh

the

en

gin

e is

no

t run

nin

g. If it is

ne

ce

ssa

ry to

se

rvic

e th

eim

ple

me

nt in

the

rais

ed

po

sitio

n, u

se

jack s

tan

ds to

sa

fely

blo

ck th

eim

ple

me

nt in

pla

ce

. Pu

t the

hyd

rau

lic flo

w c

on

trol k

no

b in

the

LO

CK

po

sitio

n.

FL

OA

T P

OS

ITIO

N

73

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LD

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ER

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ION

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WD

HYDRAULIC

BLOCK

A h

ydra

ulic

blo

ck is

locate

d o

n th

e rig

ht s

ide o

f the tra

cto

r. This

blo

ck c

an

pro

vid

e a

n e

xte

rna

l hyd

rau

lic c

ircu

it for lo

ad

er u

se

or o

the

r ap

plic

atio

ns.

See y

our d

eale

r.

IMP

OR

TA

NT: N

eve

r pa

rk a

tracto

r with

an

imp

lem

en

t in th

e ra

ise

dp

ositio

n. M

ovin

g th

e c

on

trol le

ve

r forw

ard

will lo

we

r the

imp

lem

en

t eve

nth

ou

gh

the

en

gin

e is

no

t run

nin

g. If it is

ne

ce

ssa

ry to

se

rvic

e th

eim

ple

me

nt in

the

rais

ed

po

sitio

n, u

se

jack s

tan

ds to

sa

fely

blo

ck

the

imp

lem

en

t in p

lace

. Pu

t the

hyd

rau

lic flo

w c

on

trol k

no

b in

the

LO

CK

po

sitio

n.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Wh

en

eve

r the

sh

ut o

ff pla

te is

se

t at th

e “S

” po

sitio

n,

ne

ve

r plu

g th

e in

let a

nd

ou

tlet o

f the

hyd

rau

lic b

lock. C

ha

ng

e th

e s

et

po

sitio

n o

f sh

ut-o

ff pla

te to

“0” p

ositio

n, if th

e re

mo

te a

ttach

me

nt is

no

tin

sta

lled

. Fa

ilure

to d

o s

o w

ill ca

use

da

ma

ge

to th

e h

yd

rau

lic s

yste

m.

HYDRAULIC

BLOCK

SH

UT

-OF

F

PL

AT

E

74

FIE

LD

OP

ER

AT

ION

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eries, Model - 2

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WD

Adding

Fluid

afte

r Connectin

g C

ylin

ders

and

Hoses

Opera

te th

e e

ngin

e a

t a m

odera

te id

le s

peed. S

et th

e s

troke s

top a

t the

yo

ke

en

d o

f the

cylin

de

r rod

to p

rovid

e m

axim

um

stro

ke

. Th

en

op

era

teth

e c

ylin

de

r in b

oth

dire

ctio

ns a

bo

ut te

n tim

es, b

y m

ovin

g th

e c

on

trol

lever u

p a

nd d

ow

n.

This

will fill th

e c

ylin

der a

nd h

oses w

ith flu

id a

nd re

move th

e a

ir from

the

syste

m. F

ill the

cylin

de

r co

mp

lete

ly, sto

p th

e e

ng

ine

an

d c

he

ck th

e flu

idle

vel w

ith th

e tra

nsm

issio

n d

ipstic

k.

Add s

uffic

ient, c

lean s

pecifie

d flu

id to

brin

g th

e o

il up to

the p

roper le

vel.

See T

RA

NS

MIS

SIO

N A

ND

HY

DR

AU

LIC

LU

BR

ICA

TIO

N in

this

manual.

NO

TE

: If a

ny o

f the

hyd

rau

lic u

nits

are

rem

ove

d a

nd

rep

lace

d fo

r an

yre

ason, c

heck th

e o

il level a

nd a

dd th

e s

pecifie

d flu

id to

the tra

nsm

issio

nto

brin

g th

e o

il up to

the p

roper le

vel.

Wh

en

rem

ote

cylin

ders

are

co

nn

ecte

d to

the h

yd

rau

lic s

yste

m, c

ycle

the c

on

trol le

ver a

bo

ut th

ree tim

es to

rem

ove a

ir from

the c

ylin

der

an

d h

os

es

. With

air in

the

sy

ste

m, ra

ise

d e

qu

ipm

en

t ca

n d

rop

accid

en

tally

an

d c

au

se p

ers

on

al in

jury

or m

ach

ine d

am

ag

e.

Hyd

rau

lic o

il or d

iesel fu

el le

akin

g u

nd

er p

ressu

re c

an

pen

etra

te th

e

skin

an

d c

au

se in

fectio

n o

r oth

er in

jury

.

To

Pre

ven

t Pers

on

al In

jury

:

Relie

ve a

ll pre

ssu

re, b

efo

re d

isco

nn

ectin

g flu

id lin

es.

Befo

re a

pp

lyin

g p

ressu

re, m

ake s

ure

all c

on

nectio

ns a

re tig

ht a

nd

co

mp

on

en

ts a

re in

go

od

co

nd

ition

.

Never u

se y

ou

r han

d to

ch

eck fo

r su

sp

ecte

d le

aks u

nd

er p

ressu

re.

Use a

pie

ce o

f card

bo

ard

or w

oo

d fo

r this

pu

rpo

se.

If inju

red

by le

akin

g flu

id, s

ee y

ou

r do

cto

r imm

ed

iate

ly.

Lo

we

r or b

loc

k e

lev

ate

d im

ple

me

nts

an

d o

the

r atta

ch

me

nts

befo

re s

erv

icin

g o

r wh

en

leavin

g th

e e

qu

ipm

en

t.

Th

e im

ple

men

t sh

ou

ld b

e lo

were

d to

the g

rou

nd

befo

re u

nco

up

ling

of th

e re

mo

te h

yd

rau

lic h

oses.

M1

49

A

M1

34

M1

32

A

M1

33

75

FIE

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76

ME

MO

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

TIR

E A

ND

RIM

EQUIPMENT

Tire

Infla

tion

Specific

atio

ns

Fo

r no

rma

l tracto

r op

era

tion

use

the

infla

tion

pre

ssu

re s

ho

wn

in th

e tire

an

d w

he

el c

ha

rt. Th

e in

flatio

n p

ressu

re a

re b

ase

d o

n c

old

infla

tion

pre

ssu

re re

co

mm

en

da

tion

s b

y T

ire a

nd

Rim

Asso

cia

tion

Inc.

Fo

r ma

xim

um

tracto

r pe

rform

an

ce

alw

ays a

dju

st th

e tire

pre

ssu

re, w

ithin

the

min

imu

m/m

axim

um

ran

ge

, to c

on

form

with

the

actu

al lo

ad

on

the

tires. U

nd

er n

orm

al c

on

ditio

ns u

se

the

min

imu

m p

ressu

re ra

ting

for

ge

ne

ral d

raw

ba

r wo

rk. U

se

the

hig

he

r pre

ss

ure

ratin

g, u

p to

the

ma

xim

um

, for h

ea

vy th

ree

po

int h

itch

mo

un

ted

eq

uip

me

nt, o

r he

avy fro

nt

en

d m

ou

nte

d e

qu

ipm

en

t.

Exa

mp

le A

sh

ow

s th

e c

ross s

ectio

n o

f a tire

infla

ted

for m

axim

um

loa

db

ut w

ith a

min

imu

m lo

ad

on

the

tire. T

he

tire tre

ad

is n

ot m

akin

g fu

llco

nta

ct w

ith th

e g

rou

nd

wh

ich

will g

ive

po

or p

erfo

rma

nce

.

Exa

mp

le B

sh

ow

s th

e c

ross s

ectio

n o

f a tire

with

the

infla

ted

pre

ssu

reco

rrectly

ad

juste

d to

the

loa

d o

n th

e tire

. Th

e tire

trea

d is

ma

kin

g fu

llco

nta

ct w

ith th

e g

rou

nd

wh

ich

will g

ive

ma

xim

um

pe

rform

an

ce

.

Tire

pre

ssu

re c

an

als

o b

e a

dju

ste

d a

s re

qu

ired

to s

atis

fy th

e fo

llow

ing

req

uire

me

nts

.

A.

Se

ve

re S

erv

ice

. Tire

pre

ssu

re c

an

be

incre

ase

d 2

8 k

Pa

(4 P

SI) m

ore

tha

n th

e m

axim

um

pre

ssu

re s

ho

wn

in th

e c

ha

rt, for tire

s u

se

d in

se

ve

re s

erv

ice

. Se

ve

re s

erv

ice

inclu

de

s th

e fu

rrow

tire in

reg

ula

rp

low

ing

op

era

tion

s, th

e d

ow

nh

ill tire in

sid

eh

ill plo

win

g a

nd

in o

the

rh

illsid

e o

pe

ratio

ns.

B.

Tire

s W

ith L

iqu

id B

alla

st. In

flate

the

tires 1

4 k

Pa

(2 P

SI) m

ore

tha

nth

e re

co

mm

en

de

d p

ressu

re. T

his

will c

om

pe

nsa

te fo

r ae

ratio

n th

at

occu

rs w

he

n th

e tire

s a

re in

mo

tion

.

MA

XIM

UM

INF

LA

TIO

N

PR

ES

SU

RE

MIN

IMU

M L

OA

D

EX

AM

PL

E A

INF

LA

TIO

N

PR

ES

SU

RE

AD

JU

ST

ED

TO

TR

AC

TO

R

WE

IGH

T

EX

AM

PL

E B

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Du

ring

tran

sp

orta

tion

on

a ra

ilroa

d c

ar o

r traile

r, the

tracto

r tires a

re o

ften

infla

ted

to h

igh

er th

an

no

rma

l op

era

ting

pre

ssu

res.

Be

fore

usin

g y

ou

r tracto

r ch

eck th

e a

ir pre

ssu

re in

the

tires to

ma

ke

su

reth

at th

e a

ir pre

ssu

re d

oe

s n

ot e

xce

ed

the

ma

xim

um

pre

ssu

res s

ho

wn

inth

e tire

and w

heel e

quip

ment c

hart.7

7

TIRES/W

HEELS/SPACING/BALLAST

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eries, Model - 2

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WD

A tire

ca

n e

xp

lod

e d

urin

g in

flatio

n a

nd

ca

us

e s

erio

us

inju

ry o

rd

eath

. Never in

cre

ase a

ir pre

ssu

re b

eyo

nd

35 P

SI to

seat th

e b

ead

on

the rim

. Rep

lace a

tire if it h

as a

defe

ct. R

ep

lace a

wh

eel rim

wh

ich

has c

racks, w

ear o

r severe

rust. M

ake s

ure

that a

ll the a

ir isre

mo

ved

from

a tire

befo

re re

mo

vin

g th

e tire

from

the rim

. Never

use fo

rce o

n a

n in

flate

d o

r partia

lly in

flate

d tire

. Make s

ure

the tire

is c

orre

ctly

seate

d b

efo

re in

flatin

g.

M170

Tire

Load C

apacity

Th

e m

axim

um

loa

d c

ap

acity

, sh

ow

n in

the

tire p

ressu

re a

nd

loa

dca

pa

city

ch

art, is

of th

e w

he

el w

ith th

e tire

infla

ted

to th

e m

axim

um

pre

ssure

. Do n

ot e

xceed th

e m

axim

um

load c

apacity

of th

e tire

.

2816 4

WD

Po

sitio

nT

ire S

ize

Tire

Type

Tire

SLR

(in.)

Tire

Cap.

@ 2

0 m

ph

lb. @

psi

Ro

lling

Circ

. (in.)

De

scrip

tion

Re

ar

11.2

x2

4A

g T

ire20.1

1650@

18

13

04 p

ly, R-1

Fro

nt

7x1

6A

g T

ire13.4

1100 @

36

87

6 p

ly, R-1

Re

ar

15

x1

9.5

Industria

l Tire

17.9

4170 @

30

117

6 p

ly, R-4

Fro

nt

27

x8

.50

-15

Industria

l Tire

12.3

1570 @

40

80

6 p

ly, R-4

Re

ar

13

.6x1

6T

urf T

ire17.5

1570 @

14

115

4 p

ly, R-3

Fro

nt

25

x8

.50

-14

Turf T

ire11

.31060@

22

74

4 p

ly, R-3

78

TIRES/W

HEELS/SPACING/BALLAST

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Check A

ir Pressure

Tir

e P

ressu

re C

heck In

terval .... E

very

50 h

ours

of o

pera

tion o

r weekly.

Check th

e c

onditio

n o

f the tire

s a

nd rim

s fo

r wear o

r dam

age. K

eep th

etire

s in

flate

d to

the

reco

mm

en

de

d p

ressu

res. S

ee

Tire

an

d W

he

el

Sp

ecific

atio

ns in

this

ma

nu

al fo

r reco

mm

en

de

d in

flatio

n p

ressu

res fo

reach tire

siz

e.

For tire

s e

quip

ped w

ith liq

uid

balla

st, c

heck th

e a

ir pre

ssure

as fo

llow

s:

1.

Use a

n a

ir-wate

r gauge. T

he v

alv

e m

ust b

e a

t the b

otto

m o

f the tire

toget a

n a

ccura

te re

adin

g.

2.

Use a

sta

ndard

air g

auge a

s fo

llow

s:

A.

The v

alv

e m

ust b

e a

t the to

p o

f the tire

.B

.M

easure

the rim

dia

mete

r.C

.A

dd

3.5

kP

a (1

/2 P

SI) fo

r ea

ch

30

5 m

m (1

2 in

ch

es) o

f rim d

iam

-ete

r to th

e s

tandard

gauge re

adin

g.

Tire

Infla

tion

Procedure

A tire

can

exp

lod

e d

urin

g in

flatio

n a

nd

cau

se s

erio

us in

jury

or d

eath

.N

ever in

cre

ase a

ir pre

ssu

re b

eyo

nd

35 P

SI to

seat th

e b

ead

on

the

rim. R

ep

lace a

tire if it h

as a

defe

ct. R

ep

lace a

wh

eel rim

wh

ich

has

cra

cks, w

ear o

r severe

rust. M

ake s

ure

that a

ll the a

ir is re

mo

ved

from

a tire

befo

re re

mo

vin

g th

e tire

from

the rim

. Never u

se fo

rce

on

an

infla

ted

or p

artia

lly in

flate

d tire

. Make s

ure

the tire

is c

or-

rectly

seate

d b

efo

re in

flatin

g.

DO

NO

T in

flate

a tire

that h

as h

ad a

com

ple

te lo

ss o

f air. If th

e tire

has

lost a

ll air p

ressu

re, h

ave

a q

ua

lified

tire m

ech

an

ic s

erv

ice

the

tire.

To A

DD

air to

a p

artly

infla

ted tire

, use th

e fo

llow

ing p

rocedure

:

1.

Use

an

air h

ose

with

a re

mo

te s

hu

t off v

alv

e a

nd

a s

elf-lo

ckin

g a

irch

uck.

2.

Sta

nd b

ehin

d th

e tre

ad o

f the tire

and m

ake s

ure

all p

ers

ons a

re a

way

from

the s

ide o

f the tire

befo

re y

ou s

tart to

add a

ir.

3.

Infla

te th

e tire

to th

e re

co

mm

en

de

d a

ir pre

ssu

re. D

O N

OT

infla

te th

etire

more

than th

e re

com

mended p

ressure

.

NO

TE

:T

ires c

an

be

infla

ted

28

kP

a (4

PS

I) ove

r ma

xim

um

reco

m-

me

nd

ed

in c

ha

rt wh

en

tracto

r is u

se

d fo

r he

avy d

raft o

pe

ratio

n a

nd

gro

und c

om

pactio

n is

not a

pro

ble

m.

M1

70

79

TIRES/W

HEELS/SPACING/BALLAST

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

WHEEL M

OUNTING

TORQUES

Front W

heel D

isc to

Axle

Hub Bolts

...............................118 to

132 N

m (8

7 to

98 Ib

ft)Rear W

heel D

isc to

Axle

Hub Bolts

...............................118 to

132 N

m (8

7 to

98 lb

ft)Rear W

heel R

im to

Wheel D

isc N

uts

...........................152

to 172 N

m (1

12 to

127 Ib

ft)

IMPORTANT:

Check th

e w

heel b

olts

and n

uts

afte

r the firs

t 10 h

ours

of

op

era

tion

an

d a

ga

in a

fter e

ve

ry 1

00

ho

urs

of o

pe

ratio

n. A

lso

do

this

pro

cedure

any tim

e th

e w

heel o

r rim is

rem

oved.

80

TIRES/W

HEELS/SPACING/BALLAST

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

FRONT

WHEEL

AD

JUSTMENT

87 tO

98 L

B F

T

(118 to

132 N

m)

The fro

nt w

heels

are

tighte

ned w

ith s

ix b

olts

for M

FD

to th

e a

xle

hubs.

NO

TE

:T

he

fron

t wh

ee

l of tire

s m

ust a

lwa

ys b

e a

sse

mb

led

with

the

va

lve

sid

e o

ut.

BO

LT

S A

ND

NU

TS

PO

SIT

ION

S

Fro

nt w

heel d

isc

to a

xle

hu

b b

olts

TO

RQ

UE

118 to

132 N

m (8

7 to

98 L

B F

T)

59 to

88 N

m (4

3 to

65 L

B F

T)

Torq

ues fo

r wheel b

olts

and tie

rod e

nd n

uts

as fo

llow

s:

Tie

rod

en

d n

uts

Ch

eck th

e b

olts

to k

ee

p th

em

tigh

t at th

e in

terv

als

reco

mm

en

de

d in

the

Se

rvic

e C

ha

rt in th

is m

an

ua

l.

81

TIRES/W

HEELS/SPACING/BALLAST

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Toe-in

Adjustm

ent

TO

CH

EC

K T

HE

TO

E-IN

, US

E T

HE

FO

LL

OW

ING

PR

OC

ED

UR

E:

1.

Pu

t the

tracto

r on

leve

l gro

un

d a

nd

the

wh

ee

ls in

the

stra

igh

t ah

ea

dp

ositio

n.

2.

Pla

ce c

halk

mark

s a

t poin

ts A

on th

e c

ente

rlines o

f both

front tire

s a

tth

e s

am

e h

eig

ht a

s th

e c

ente

rline o

f the h

ub c

ap.

3.

Measure

the d

ista

nce (L

1 ) betw

een th

e c

halk

mark

s a

t poin

ts A

.

4.

Move th

e tra

cto

r forw

ard

a d

ista

nce e

qual to

one-h

alf re

volu

tion o

f the

front w

heels

.

5.

Th

e c

ha

lk m

ark

s w

ill no

w b

e a

t po

ints

B. M

ea

su

re th

e d

ista

nce

(L2 )

betw

een th

e c

halk

mark

s a

t poin

ts B

.

6.

Th

e fig

ure

of L

2 m

inu

s L

1 is

the

toe

-in. M

ake

su

re th

e to

e-in

isadju

ste

d p

roperly. If n

ot, a

dju

st th

e to

e-in

.

FR

ON

T A

XL

E T

YP

E

MF

D

TO

E-IN

(L2 –

L1 )

0 t0

0.2

0 IN

CH

(0 to

5 m

m)

TU

RN

TH

E W

HE

EL

SO

NE

-HA

LF

RE

VO

LU

TIO

N

82

TIRES/W

HEELS/SPACING/BALLAST

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

TO

AD

JU

ST

TH

E T

OE

-IN, U

SE

TH

E F

OL

LO

WIN

G P

RO

CE

DU

RE

:

1.

Lo

os

en

the

loc

k n

uts

at b

oth

turn

bu

ckle

en

ds to

allo

w th

e tie

rod tu

rnbuckle

to tu

rn fre

ely.

2.

Turn

the tu

rnbuckle

to s

horte

n o

rle

ngth

en th

e tie

rod le

ngth

.

3.

Ma

ke

su

re th

e c

orre

ct to

e-in

isobta

ined. If n

ot, a

dju

st th

e tie

rod

length

again

.

4. A

fter a

dju

stin

g th

e to

e-in

, tigh

ten

bo

th lo

ck n

uts

to a

torq

ue

of 5

9to

88 N

m (4

3 to

65 lb

ft).

NO

TE

:1.

Th

e R

H s

ide

Tie

-Ro

d h

as a

LH

thre

ad

an

d th

e L

H s

ide

Tie

-Rod h

as a

RH

thre

ad.

Wh

en

loo

se

nin

g o

r tigh

ten

ing

the

lock-n

ut, o

r ad

justin

g th

eT

ie-R

od, m

ake s

ure

that ...

(1)

RH

sid

e T

ie-R

od

Unlo

ck

:Turn

the lo

ck-n

ut c

lockw

ise

Lo

ck

:Tu

rn th

e lo

ck-n

ut c

ou

nte

rclo

ckw

ise

Le

ng

the

n:T

urn

the

Tie

-Ro

d c

ou

nte

rclo

ckw

ise

Shorte

n:T

urn

the T

ie-R

od c

lockw

ise

(2)

LH

sid

e T

ie-R

od

Un

lock

:Tu

rn th

e lo

ck-n

ut c

ou

nte

rclo

ckw

ise

Lock

:Turn

the lo

ck-n

ut c

lockw

ise

Le

ng

the

n:T

urn

the

Tie

-Rod c

lockw

ise

Sh

orte

n:T

urn

the

Tie

-Ro

d c

ou

nte

rclo

ckw

ise

2.

On

e tu

rn o

f the

Tie

-Ro

d m

ake

s a

bo

ut 1

2 m

m (a

ha

lf inch

)diffe

rence o

f the T

oe-in

.

LO

CK

NU

T

TIE

-RO

D

TU

RN

BU

CK

LE

83

TIRES/W

HEELS/SPACING/BALLAST

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

TIR

E S

IZE

COMBIN

ATIO

NS

— M

FD

Yo

ur M

FD

Tra

cto

r mu

st u

se

fron

t an

d re

ar tire

co

mb

ina

tion

s th

at a

reco

rrectly

ma

tch

ed

. Th

e u

se

of re

co

mm

en

de

d tire

co

mb

ina

tion

s w

ill giv

em

axim

um

tracto

r pe

rform

an

ce

, exte

nd

ed

tire life

an

d re

du

ce

d w

ea

r on

driv

e tra

in c

om

po

ne

nts

.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Th

e tire

siz

e c

om

bin

atio

ns s

ho

wn

be

low

are

sp

ecifie

d to

pro

vid

e m

atc

he

d g

rou

nd

sp

ee

ds o

f the

fron

t an

d re

ar tire

s. M

ixin

g w

orn

an

d n

ew

tires o

r tires o

f diffe

ren

t dia

me

ters

or lo

ad

ed

rad

ii ca

n g

ive

inco

rrect g

rou

nd

sp

ee

d m

atc

h. W

he

n re

pla

cin

g tire

s, c

on

su

lt yo

ur D

ea

ler.

MODEL

NUM

BER

2816 4

WD

TIR

ES

IZE

SY

TL

E

Fro

nt

7-1

6R

1*

Re

ar

11

.2-2

4R

1*

Fro

nt

25

X8

.50

-14

R3

*

Re

ar

13

.6-1

6R

3*

Fro

nt

27

X8

.50

-15

R4

*

Re

ar

15

-19

.5R

4*

*R-1

–A

gric

ultu

ral tre

ad

for g

en

era

l farm

ing

*R-3

–Tu

rf tire*R

-4–

Ind

ustria

l tire

84

TIRES/W

HEELS/SPACING/BALLAST

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

TRACTOR

BALLAST

Ba

llast fo

r yo

ur tra

cto

r inclu

de

s fro

nt e

nd

we

igh

ts, re

ar w

he

el w

eig

hts

an

d liq

uid

ba

llast in

the

rea

r tires. F

ron

t en

d w

eig

hts

imp

rove

the

ste

erin

gch

ara

cte

ristic

wh

en

he

avy h

itch

loa

ds c

au

se

a m

ove

me

nt o

f tracto

rw

eig

ht fro

m th

e fro

nt to

the

rea

r wh

ee

ls. R

ea

r wh

ee

l we

igh

ts a

nd

ad

din

gliq

uid

to th

e re

ar tire

s in

cre

ase

tractio

n b

y p

uttin

g w

eig

ht o

n th

e d

rivin

gw

he

els

.

IMPORTANT:

Th

e M

axim

um

op

era

ting

we

igh

t of tra

cto

r sh

ou

ld n

ot

exceed th

e fo

llow

ing v

alu

es. T

he o

pera

ting w

eig

ht o

f tracto

r inclu

des th

ew

eig

ht o

f tracto

r, opera

tor, b

alla

st w

eig

ht a

nd im

ple

ment.

Fro

nt A

xle

..................................970 k

gR

ea

r Axle

.................................1

35

0kg

To

tal.........................................

2200 k

g

Front E

nd

Weights

(O

PTIO

NAL)

Fro

nt e

nd

we

igh

ts c

an

be

mo

un

ted

on

the

fron

t en

d b

racke

t of th

e tra

cto

rw

ith lo

ckin

g b

olts

an

d n

uts

. Th

e w

eig

hts

, lockin

g b

olts

an

d n

uts

are

ava

ilab

le fro

m y

ou

r De

ale

r. A m

axim

um

of s

ix w

eig

hts

at 2

2 k

g (4

9 lb

s)

ea

ch

ca

n b

e in

sta

lled

, de

pe

nd

ing

on

imp

lem

en

t ap

plic

atio

n a

nd

so

ilco

nd

ition

s.

Use

fron

t en

d w

eig

hts

as n

ee

de

d to

pro

vid

e e

ffectiv

e s

tee

ring

co

ntro

l an

dfro

nt e

nd

sta

bility

an

d to

ach

ieve

ma

xim

um

op

era

ting

effic

ien

cy a

nd

tracto

r field

pe

rform

an

ce

.

FR

ON

T E

ND

WE

IGH

T

BR

AC

KE

T

85

TIRES/W

HEELS/SPACING/BALLAST

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

TO

O M

UC

H C

OR

RE

CT

BA

LL

AS

TT

OO

LIT

TL

EB

AL

LA

ST

BA

LL

AS

T

NO

TE

:W

he

n

you

h

ave

to

om

uch

ba

llast in

stalle

d o

n th

etra

ctor, yo

u w

ill see

the

clea

rsh

ap

e o

f the

tire tre

ad

in th

eground w

hich is an indication ofn

o

slipp

ag

e.

With

to

o

littleballast, the tire tread m

arks will

no

t sho

w b

eca

use

of th

e tire

slippage.

86

TIRES/W

HEELS/SPACING/BALLAST

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_

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

HOOD

To

do

ma

inte

na

nce

wo

rk o

n th

e e

ng

ine

lub

rica

tion

syste

m, c

oo

ling

syste

m, fu

el s

yste

m a

nd

air in

du

ctio

n s

yste

m, y

ou

mu

st lift th

e tra

cto

rh

oo

d.

Pull th

e h

ood la

tch to

rele

ase th

eh

oo

d.

Un

lock th

e ru

bb

er la

tch

es o

n to

po

f ea

ch

sid

e c

ove

r to re

lea

se

the

sid

e c

over.

Lift th

e h

oo

d a

nd

co

nn

ec

t the

Support R

od.

Rem

ove b

oth

sid

e c

overs

.

ST

EP

1S

TE

P 3

ST

EP

2S

TE

P 4

RU

BB

ER

LA

TC

H

R.H

. SID

E C

OV

ER

BO

NN

ET

PR

OP

RO

D

87

LUBRICATIO

N/FILTERS/FLUIDS

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Lubric

atio

n Table

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plic

atio

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ind

of O

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ss

ifi-c

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n

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nt

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H o

il Sp

ecia

l

Use g

oo

d g

rade g

rease, desig

ned

for p

inan

d b

ush

ing

s on

agricu

ltural eq

uip

men

t.L

ithiu

m o

r alum

iniu

m co

mp

lex type g

reasew

ith h

igh

viscosity b

ase oil, takin

ess and

mo

lybd

enu

m d

isulp

hid

e are suitab

le.G

rease app

roved

for th

e NL

GI certificatio

nm

ark GC

-LB

are recom

med

ed.

Gre

as

eN

ipp

leG

rea

se

——

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

SERVIC

E H

OUR

INTERVAL

Se

rvic

e y

ou

r tra

cto

r a

t th

e in

terv

als

a

nd

lo

ca

tion

s g

ive

n o

n th

eL

ub

rica

tion

an

d S

erv

ice

Ch

art. W

he

n y

ou

se

rvic

e y

ou

r tracto

r, use

on

lyhig

h q

uality

lubric

ants

.

Engine

Hourm

eter

Th

e e

ng

ine

ho

urm

ete

r sh

ow

s th

e a

mo

un

t of a

ctu

al h

ou

rs o

f the

tracto

rh

as o

pe

rate

d a

t an

ave

rag

e R

PM

. Th

e firs

t nu

mb

er to

the

righ

t dis

pla

ys

ten

ths o

f an

ho

ur a

nd

is a

bla

ck n

um

be

r on

a w

hite

su

rface

. Th

ere

main

ing n

um

bers

are

white

on b

lack. U

se th

e h

ourm

ete

r alo

ng w

ith th

eLubric

atio

n C

hart to

serv

ice y

our tra

cto

r at th

e c

orre

ct tim

e p

erio

ds.

RP

M x

1000

EN

GIN

E H

OU

RM

ET

ER

89

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Service

Afte

r Firs

t 50

Hours

1.

Engin

e O

ilD

rain

all th

e o

il from

the c

rankcase w

hile

the e

ngin

e is

warm

and re

fillw

ith n

ew

oil to

the

up

pe

r No

tch

(full) o

n th

e e

ng

ine

oil d

ipstic

k. S

ee

Engin

e O

il Change in

this

manual.

2.

Engin

e O

il Filte

rR

epla

ce th

e e

ngin

e o

il filter. S

ee E

ngin

e O

il Filte

r in th

is m

anual.

3.

Tra

nsm

issio

n &

Hydra

ulic

Syste

m (1

)T

ransm

issio

n O

ilC

he

ck th

e le

ve

l of th

e tra

nsm

issio

n o

il. Ad

d th

e s

pe

cifie

d flu

id a

sneeded to

main

tain

pro

per le

vel. S

ee T

ransm

issio

n O

il Level in

this

ma

nu

al.

(2)

Hydra

ulic

filter

Repla

ce filte

r with

a n

ew

one. S

ee H

ydra

ulic

Filte

r in th

is m

anual.

4.

Fro

nt A

xle

Lubric

ant (M

FD

)C

ha

ng

e th

e o

il. Se

e F

RO

NT

AX

LE

LU

BR

ICA

TIO

N (M

FD

) in th

ism

an

ua

l.

5.

Radia

tor C

ore

Insp

ect th

e ra

dia

tor c

ore

an

d c

lea

n if n

ece

ssa

ry. Se

e C

OO

LIN

GS

YS

TE

M in

this

manual.

6.

Hoses a

nd C

onnectio

ns b

etw

een A

ir Cle

aner a

nd M

anifo

ld.

Inspect fo

r loose fit o

r leakage. S

ee A

IR IN

DU

CT

ION

SY

ST

EM

in th

ism

an

ua

l.

7.

Wate

r Pum

p, F

an a

nd A

ltern

ato

r Belt T

ensio

nC

he

ck th

e b

elt fo

r ten

sio

n, re

pla

ce

if ne

ce

ssa

ry. Se

e F

an

Be

ltA

dju

stm

ent in

this

manual.

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

SYSTEM

CAPACITIES

SY

ST

EM

U.S

.M

EA

SU

RE

ME

TR

ICM

EA

SU

RE

IMP

ER

IAL

ME

AS

UR

E

Engin

e O

ilno filte

r change

3.9

QT

S3.7

Litre

s3.2

QT

Sw

ith filte

r change

4.4

QT

S4.2

Litre

s3.7

QT

S

Fu

el

tank

7.9

Gallo

ns

30 L

itres

6.6

Gallo

ns

Co

ola

nt

engin

e a

nd ra

dia

tor

7.1

QT

S6.7

Litre

s5.9

QT

Scoola

nt b

ottle

0.4

QT

S0.4

Litre

s0.4

QT

S

Tra

nsm

issio

n O

ilgear d

rive

Fro

nt A

xle

MF

D4.2

QT

S4.0

Litre

s3.5

QT

S

25.4

QT

S24 L

itres

21.1

QT

S

91

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

MA

RK

Y :

Yearly o

r 1000 H

ours, w

hich

eve

r occu

r first. A

Y : Y

early o

r as n

eeded.

No

te 1

: Co

nsu

lt yo

ur D

ea

ler.

No

te 2

: Re

pla

ce e

lem

en

t afte

r 10

clea

nin

gs o

r yea

rly.N

ote

3: A

pp

ly G

ea

r Oil.

FR

EQ

UE

NC

Y IN

HO

UR

S

CLEAN

CHANGE

CHECK

GREASE

DRAIN

NOOFPOINTSS

ER

VIC

E P

OIN

T

En

gin

e O

il Level

11

0

Fro

nt A

xle

Tie

Ro

d2

10

Fro

nt A

xle

Piv

ot P

in1

10

Po

wer S

teerin

g C

ylin

der E

nd

10

Bra

ke P

ed

al B

oss

21

0

Tra

nsm

issio

n O

il Level

11

0

Rad

iato

r Co

ola

nt L

evel

11

0

Fu

el F

ilter C

up

11

01

0

Air C

lean

er

11

01

0

Fan

Belt T

en

sio

n1

10

Grill a

nd

Ra

dia

tor A

rea

15

05

0

Tire

Pre

ssu

re4

50

Fu

el T

an

k W

ate

r Dra

in P

lug

15

0

En

gin

e O

il1

10

0

Wh

eel R

eta

inin

g B

olts

an

d N

uts

10

0

En

gin

e O

il Filte

r1

20

0

Tra

nsm

issio

n O

il1

20

0

Hy

dra

ulic

Fllte

r1

20

0

MF

D F

ron

t Axle

Lu

bric

an

t1

20

0

Clu

tch

Ped

al

12

00

Bra

ke P

ed

al

22

00

Air In

du

ctio

n S

yste

m1

20

0

En

gin

e V

alv

e C

leara

nce (S

ee N

ote

1)

b2

00

RO

PS

Eq

uip

men

t2

00

Co

olin

g S

yste

mY

YY

Air C

lea

ne

r Filte

r Ele

me

nt (S

ee

No

te 2

)1

AY

All L

ink

ag

e P

ivo

t Po

ints

(Se

e N

ote

3)

8A

Y

Th

read

s o

f 3-P

oin

t Hitc

h L

inks

2A

Y

Fu

el F

ilter

1A

Y

Hyd

rau

lic S

yste

mA

Y

Batte

ry T

erm

inals

AY

AY

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16 Series, Model - 2816 4WD

LUBRICATION/FILTERS/FLUIDS______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Fluid

Levels

and

Filters

100 HRS 1000 HRS 10 HRS 10 HRS 100 HRS

10 HRS 200 HRS

10 HRS

200 HRS 200 HRS10 HRS 50 HRS Yearly

Engine Oil - Change Radiator and Coolant - Drain,Flush and Fill

Coolant Recovery Reservoir

- CheckAir Cleaner-Clean Engine Oil - Drain

Engine Oil Filter - ChangeEngine Oil - Check

Brake Pedal - Grease

Hydraulic Filter - ChangeTransmission Oil - ChangeFuel Filter - ChangeFuel - DrainTransmission Oil - Check(Gear Drive)

16 Series, Model - 2816 4WD

LUBRICATION/FILTERS/FLUIDS ___________________________________________________________________________________

Front Axle Pivot Pin - Grease

10 HRS 10 HRS

Tie Rod End - Grease

USE NLGI No.2 MULTIPURROSE

LITHIUM EP GREASE.

10 HRS

200 HRS

200 HRS200 HRS200 HRS

Power Steering Piston End -Grease

MFD Lubricant - Check

MFD Lubricant - DrainMFD Lubricant - DrainMFD Lubricant - Change

FRONT AXLE

MFD

16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

ENGIN

E LUBRIC

ATIO

N

Service

Specific

atio

ns

Oil L

evel C

heck In

terv

al........................................................................

Da

ily.O

il Change In

terv

al.........................................E

very

100 h

ours

(See N

OT

E)

Oil T

ype

...............................................See L

ubric

atio

n T

able

in th

is m

anual.

Oil C

apacity

—W

ithout F

ilter C

hange

....................3.7

Litre

(3.9

QT

)W

ith F

ilter C

hange

.........................4.2

Litre

(4.4

QT

)

NO

TE

: C

ha

ng

e th

e e

ng

ine

oil a

fter th

e firs

t 50

ho

urs

of o

pe

ratio

n a

nd

the

n u

se

the

reg

ula

r ch

an

ge

inte

rva

l. Ch

an

ge

the

en

gin

e o

il mo

refre

qu

en

tly w

he

n th

e o

pe

ratin

g c

on

ditio

ns a

re s

eve

re, s

uch

as, o

pe

ratin

gu

nd

er h

ea

vy lo

ad

, sta

rting

an

d s

top

pin

g w

ith fre

qu

en

cy, o

r op

era

ting

invery

hig

h o

r very

low

am

bie

nt te

mpera

ture

s.

Engine

Oil L

evel

To

ch

eck th

e e

ng

ine

oil le

ve

l, pu

tth

e tra

cto

r on

leve

l gro

un

d a

nd

sto

pth

e e

ng

ine

. Pu

ll the

dip

stic

k o

ut,

wip

e th

e d

ipstic

k w

ith a

dry

clo

tha

nd

insta

ll the

dip

stic

k to

ch

eck th

eo

il leve

l. If the

oil le

ve

l is b

elo

w th

eA

(Add) M

ark

, add o

il to ra

ise th

e o

ille

vel to

the F

(Full) M

ark

.D

o n

ot ra

ise

the

oil le

ve

l ab

ove

the

F(F

ull) M

ark

.

IMP

OR

TA

NT

: The le

vel s

hould

be c

hecked b

efo

re s

tartin

g o

f 5 m

inute

safte

r the e

ngin

e h

as b

een s

hut o

ff.

EN

GIN

E O

IL D

IPS

TIC

K

FU

LL

MA

RK

EN

GIN

E O

IL D

IPS

TIC

K

AD

D M

AR

K

95

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Engine

Oil C

hange

To

ch

an

ge

the

en

gin

e o

il, pu

t the

tracto

r on

leve

l gro

un

d a

nd

sto

p th

eengin

e. C

hange th

e e

ngin

e o

il as fo

llow

s:

NO

TE

: For b

est re

sults

change th

e o

il while

the e

ngin

e is

still w

arm

.

DR

AIN

PL

UG

OIL

FIL

L C

AP

1.

Rem

ove th

e o

il pan d

rain

plu

g a

nd d

rain

the o

il from

the e

ngin

e.

2.

See E

ngin

e O

il Filte

r in th

is m

anual, if th

e filte

r is to

be c

hanged.

3.

Insta

ll the d

rain

plu

g in

the o

il pan. T

ighte

n th

e p

lug to

a to

rque o

f 50

to 6

0 N

m (3

6 to

43 lb

ft).

4.

Pu

t the

co

rrect ty

pe

an

d a

mo

un

t of n

ew

oil in

to th

e e

ng

ine

. Se

eE

ngin

e O

il Sele

ctio

n in

this

manual fo

r recom

mended o

il type.

IMPORTANT: D

o n

ot u

se

the

oil le

ve

l dip

stic

k a

s a

gu

ide

wh

en

yo

u fill

the

en

gin

e c

ran

kca

se

with

oil. A

lwa

ys m

ea

su

re th

e a

mo

un

t of o

il yo

uin

sta

ll.

5.

Sta

rt the e

ngin

e. O

pera

te th

e e

ngin

e fo

r five m

inute

s a

t 1200 rp

m.

Check fo

r oil le

aks a

t the filte

r base a

nd d

rain

plu

g.

6.

Sto

p th

e e

ng

ine

. Wa

it ap

pro

xim

ate

ly fiv

e m

inu

tes fo

r the

oil to

retu

rnto

the

oil p

an

. Ch

eck th

e o

il leve

l on

the

dip

stic

k a

nd

ad

d o

il ifn

ee

de

d.

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Engine

Oil F

ilter

Change In

terv

al............................................E

ve

ry 2

00 h

ours

(See N

OT

E)

NO

TE

:C

ha

ng

e th

e e

ng

ine

oil filte

r afte

r the

first 5

0 h

ou

rs o

f op

era

tion

and th

en u

se th

e re

gula

r change in

terv

al.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Ch

an

ge

the

oil filte

ra

t the

reco

mm

en

de

d tim

e in

terv

al.

Yo

ur D

ea

ler h

as a

pp

rove

d g

en

uin

efilte

rs. D

o n

ot u

se o

ther ty

pe filte

rs.

Ch

an

ge

the

en

gin

e o

il filters

as fo

l-lo

ws :

1.

Dra

in th

e o

il from

the

en

gin

e.

Se

e E

ng

ine

Oil C

ha

ng

e in

this

ma

nu

al.

2.

Tu

rn th

e o

il filter c

ou

nte

rclo

ck-

wis

e

to

rem

ov

e.

Us

e

a

filter

wre

nch, if n

ecessary.

3.

Ap

ply

cle

an

oil to

the

O-rin

g o

nth

e n

ew

filter.

4.

Insta

ll the filte

r. Turn

the filte

r until

the O

-ring c

om

es in

conta

ct w

ith th

eca

se

su

rface

. Tig

hte

n th

e filte

r an

additio

nal 2

/3 tu

rn b

y h

and.

IMP

OR

TA

NT

:D

O N

OT

use

a filte

rw

rench to

insta

ll the o

il filter. W

hen th

efilte

r is to

o tig

ht, y

ou c

an c

ause d

am

-age to

the O

-ring a

nd filte

r.

5.

Pu

t new

oil in

the e

ngin

e. S

ee E

n-

gin

e O

il change in

this m

anual.

EN

GIN

E O

IL F

ILT

ER

INS

TA

LL

RE

MO

VE

97

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Ch

ec

k a

nd

se

rvic

e c

oo

ling

sy

ste

m a

cc

ord

ing

to m

ain

ten

an

ce

in-

stru

ctio

ns. H

ot c

oo

lan

t can

sp

ray o

ut if ra

dia

tor c

ap

is re

mo

ved

wh

ilesyste

m is

ho

t. To

rem

ove ra

dia

tor c

ap

, let s

yste

m c

oo

l, turn

to firs

tn

otc

h. T

hen

wait u

ntil a

ll pre

ssu

re is

rele

ased

. Scald

ing

can

resu

ltfro

m fa

st re

mo

val o

f rad

iato

r cap

.

COOLIN

G S

YSTEM

Service

Specific

atio

ns

Co

ola

nt C

ha

ng

e In

terv

al.........................E

ve

ry 1

00

0 h

ou

rs o

r on

ce

ea

ch

ye

ar w

hic

he

ve

r occu

rs firs

tC

ap

acity

of S

yste

mE

ng

ine

an

d R

ad

iato

r..............................

6.7

Litre

s (7

.1 Q

TS

)C

oo

lan

t Bo

ttle.........................................

0.4

Litre

s (0

.4 Q

TS

)T

he

rmo

sta

t............................................. 8

2oC

to 9

5oC

(18

0oF

to 2

03

oF)

Ra

dia

tor C

ap

Pre

ssu

re..............................................

88

.2 k

Pa

(12

.8 P

SI)

Da

ily b

efo

re s

tartin

g th

e e

ng

ine

, ch

eck th

e c

oo

lan

t leve

l of th

e c

oo

lan

tre

se

rve

bo

ttle. T

he

co

ola

nt le

ve

l sh

ou

ld b

e b

etw

ee

n th

e “F

UL

L” a

nd

“LO

W” lin

es w

he

n th

e e

ng

ine

is c

oo

l.

Pressure

Coolin

g S

ystem

1.

Th

e p

ressu

re c

ap

on

a p

res-

su

re

co

olin

g

sy

ste

m

ha

s

aco

ntro

l va

lve

tha

t op

era

tes a

s a

SA

FE

TY

R

EL

IEF

V

AL

VE

to

ke

ep

the

pre

ssu

re w

ithin

the

syste

m o

pe

ratin

g ra

ng

e. O

pe

r-a

ting

th

e

en

gin

e

with

ou

t a

pre

ssu

re c

ap

or w

ith a

pre

s-

su

re c

ap

tha

t ha

s a

co

ntro

lva

lve

tha

t is n

ot s

et to

op

era

tea

t the

co

rrect p

ressu

re, c

an

ca

use

da

ma

ge

.2

.A

pre

ssu

re c

oo

ling

syste

m d

e-

cre

as

es

the

los

s o

f co

ola

nt

ca

use

d b

y e

va

po

ratio

n o

r bo

iling

. Th

e s

yste

m m

ust h

ave

go

od

se

als

at th

e ra

dia

tor c

ap

, ho

se

s a

nd

ho

se

co

nn

ectio

ns. It is

imp

orta

nt th

at

yo

u s

top

AL

L L

EA

KS

OF

AN

Y S

IZE

as s

oo

n a

s th

e le

aks a

re fo

un

d.

A s

ma

ll lea

k c

an

be

co

me

a la

rge

flow

wh

en

pre

ssu

re is

incre

ase

d in

the

co

olin

g s

yste

m. W

hile

the

tracto

r is in

op

era

tion

, a w

ea

k h

ose

ca

nb

rea

k a

nd

ca

us

e in

jury

or d

am

ag

e. C

he

ck

all h

os

es

an

d h

os

eco

nn

ectio

ns w

ith fre

qu

en

cy. K

EE

P H

OS

ES

, HO

SE

CO

NN

EC

TIO

NS

AN

D P

RE

SS

UR

E C

AP

IN G

OO

D C

ON

DIT

ION

.

M305

PR

ES

SU

RE

CA

P

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Coolant S

olutio

ns

Your tra

ctor c

oolin

g system

is equipped

with

an

ethylene

glycol c

oolant

solutio

n th

at h

as a

high boilin

g point.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Ch

an

ge

the

co

ola

nt s

olu

tion

at th

e c

ha

ng

e in

terv

al

reco

mm

en

de

d in

this

ma

nu

al (S

ee

Lu

bric

atio

n a

nd

se

rvic

e C

ha

rt). Th

eh

ea

t ge

ne

rate

d b

y th

e d

iese

l en

gin

e c

au

se

s a

na

tura

l ch

an

ge

in th

ein

hib

itors

in th

e c

oola

nt w

hic

h re

sults

in lo

ss o

f corro

sio

n p

rote

ctio

n. T

he

loss o

f the in

hib

itors

may c

ause w

ate

r pum

p c

avita

tion a

nd c

ylin

der b

lock

ero

sio

n.

Insta

ll on

ly e

thyle

ne

gly

co

l co

ola

nt s

olu

tion

in th

e c

oo

ling

syste

m. U

se

ag

oo

d q

ua

lity, hig

h b

oilin

g p

oin

t, eth

yle

ne

gly

co

l tha

t do

es n

ot h

ave

an

ya

dd

itive

s to

sto

p le

aks. D

o n

ot in

sta

ll an

y ru

st in

hib

itors

tha

t are

no

tappro

ved. It is

possib

le th

at th

e ru

st in

hib

itors

and e

thyle

ne g

lycol w

ill not

mix

an

d w

ork

ag

ain

st e

ach

oth

er to

de

cre

ase

co

rrosio

n p

rote

ctio

n, fo

rmdeposits

in th

e c

oolin

g s

yste

m a

nd c

ause d

am

age to

the c

oolin

g s

yste

mand th

e ra

dia

tor.

Do n

ot u

se a

low

boilin

g p

oin

t, alc

ohol ty

pe c

oola

nt s

olu

tion.

Th

e b

olin

g p

oin

t of a

lco

ho

l is b

elo

w th

e tra

cto

r min

imu

m o

pe

ratin

g te

m-

pera

ture

, loss o

f coola

nt d

ue to

evapora

tion w

ill result.

IMPORTANT

Alw

ays h

ave

a m

inim

um

of 5

0 p

erc

en

t eth

yle

ne

gly

co

lcoola

nt in

the c

oolin

g s

yste

m a

t all tim

es a

nd a

t all a

mbie

nt te

mpera

ture

ranges. D

o n

ot in

sta

ll more

than 5

0 p

erc

ent e

thyle

ne g

lycol in

the c

oolin

gsyste

m u

nle

ss th

e a

mb

ien

t air te

mp

era

ture

will b

e le

ss th

an

– 3

7oC

( – 3

4

o F

). More

than 5

0 p

erc

ent e

thyle

ne g

lycol d

ecre

ases h

eat tra

nsfe

rand w

ill cause th

e e

ngin

e s

urfa

ce te

mpera

ture

to b

e h

igher th

an n

orm

al.

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Cleaning

The

Coolin

g S

ystem

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

N

EV

ER

P

UT

C

OO

LA

NT

IN

A

H

OT

E

NG

INE

: T

HE

E

NG

INE

BLO

CK

O

R C

YLIN

DE

R H

EA

DS

C

AN

G

ET

C

RA

CK

S B

EC

AU

SE

O

F T

HE

D

IF-

FE

RE

NC

E IN

TE

MP

ER

AT

UR

E B

ET

WE

EN

TH

E M

ETA

L A

ND

TH

E C

OO

LA

NT.

CO

OL

AN

T D

RA

IN P

LU

G

CLO

SE

OP

EN

CO

OL

AN

T R

ES

ER

VE

BO

TT

LE

FU

LL

LO

W

Cle

an

the

co

olin

g s

yste

m e

ach

time

the

co

ola

nt is

ch

an

ge

d. S

ee

the

Lu

bric

atio

n a

nd

Se

rvic

e C

ha

rt in th

is m

an

ua

l for re

co

mm

en

de

d c

ha

ng

ein

terv

als

. Cle

an th

e s

yste

m a

s fo

llow

s :

1.

Re

mo

ve

the

dra

in p

lug

to d

rain

the

co

ola

nt. C

lose

the

plu

g a

fter th

esyste

m is

em

pty.

2.

Insta

ll a g

oo

d ty

pe

of ra

dia

tor c

lea

ne

r an

d fill th

e s

yste

m w

ith c

lea

nw

ate

r. Follo

w th

e in

stru

ctio

ns g

iven w

ith th

e ra

dia

tor c

leaner.

3.

Re

mo

ve

the

rad

iato

r cle

an

er s

olu

tion

. Flu

sh

the

syste

m w

ith c

lea

nw

ate

r.

4.

Fill th

e c

oo

ling

syste

m w

ith th

e c

oo

lan

t so

lutio

n s

pe

cifie

d in

this

ma

nu

al. In

sta

ll co

ola

nt s

yste

m tre

atm

en

t (If req

uire

d). S

ee

Co

ola

nt

Solu

tions in

this

manual fo

r more

info

rmatio

n.

5.

Check th

e h

oses, ra

dia

tor, p

um

p a

nd w

ate

r manifo

ld fo

r leaks.

IMPORTANT:

Never d

rain

the c

oola

nt w

hen th

e e

ngin

e is

hot.

NO

TE

: Afte

r the

co

olin

g s

yste

m is

co

mp

lete

ly fille

d, ru

n th

e e

ng

ine

for

ap

pro

xim

ate

ly fiv

e m

inu

tes to

rem

ove

all a

ir from

the

syste

m. C

he

ck th

eco

ola

nt le

ve

l an

d a

dd

co

ola

nt if n

ee

de

d.

10

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

FUEL

SYSTEM

Service

Specific

atio

ns

Fuel F

ilter C

up S

erv

ice In

terv

al..........................................

Every

10 H

ours

Fuel F

ilter E

lem

ent C

ha

ng

e................................

Re

pla

ce

w

he

n

los

s

of

pow

er o

r mis

firing o

ccurs

Th

is ty

pe

filter c

an

no

t be

cle

an

ed

. Ch

an

ge

the

filter w

he

n th

e e

ng

ine

ism

isfirin

g o

r a lo

ss o

f po

we

r is e

vid

en

t, It is n

ece

ssa

ry to

rem

ove

the

air

from

the

syste

m a

fter e

ach

rep

lace

me

nt.

On

ly a

filter re

co

mm

en

de

d b

y y

ou

r de

ale

r sh

ou

ld b

e u

se

d, to

be

su

reth

at it is

bo

th e

ffectiv

e a

nd

ca

pa

ble

of w

ithsta

nd

ing

the

req

uire

d s

uctio

no

r pre

ssu

re w

itho

ut d

am

ag

e to

the

filter e

lem

en

t.F

ill the

fue

l tan

k a

t the

en

d o

f ea

ch

da

y to

red

uce

co

nd

en

sa

tion.

NO

TE

: D

o n

ot fill th

e fu

el ta

nk to

its fu

ll ca

pa

city. S

pa

ce

is re

qu

ired

for

va

po

r exp

an

sio

n in

the

eve

nt o

f a te

mp

era

ture

ch

an

ge

. A ta

nk fille

d to

ca

pa

city

ma

y o

ve

rflow

if exp

ose

d to

a ris

e in

tem

pe

ratu

re o

r dire

ct

su

nlig

ht.

Water R

emoval fro

m th

e Filte

r Cup

Before

startin

g e

ach

day

’s w

ork,

check fo

r water o

r sedim

ent in

the

filter c

up. If w

ater o

r sedim

ent is

inthe

cup, close

the

fuel shut-o

ffvalve

remove

filter c

up, c

lean

and

reinstall.

NO

TE

: B

e c

are

ful n

ot to

allo

w d

irt,w

ate

r an

d o

the

r fore

ign

ma

teria

ls to

ge

t into

the

filter w

he

n c

lea

nin

g th

ecu

p.

FIL

TE

R C

UP

10

1

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Diesel F

uel S

pecific

atio

ns

Use a

good grade of N

umber T

wo D

iesel F

uel in

your D

iesel E

ngine. D

onot u

se other ty

pes or g

rades of fu

el. T

he use of o

ther fu

els

will re

sult in

loss of e

ngine power a

nd high fu

el c

onsumptio

n.

NO

TE

:W

he

n th

e te

mp

era

ture

is v

ery

co

ld, th

e u

se

of a

mix

ture

of

Num

ber o

ne a

nd N

um

ber T

wo D

iesel F

uel is

perm

itted fo

r a s

hort p

erio

dof tim

e. S

ee y

our fu

el D

eale

r for w

inte

r fuel re

quire

ments

in y

our a

rea.

10

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Clo

se

the

fue

l sh

ut-o

ff va

lve

.In

sta

ll ne

w filte

r ele

me

nt. A

sse

m-

ble

filter c

up

an

d re

tain

ing

nu

t tofilte

r bo

dy.

NO

TE

:

Be

s

ure

O

-ring

is

in

pla

ce

on

the

filter b

od

y a

nd

filter

cu

p.

Cle

an

the

ou

tsid

e o

f the

filter

bo

dy a

nd

cu

p to

pre

ve

nt d

irt or

fore

ign

ma

teria

ls fro

m e

nte

ring

the

syste

m.

Lo

ose

n th

e filte

r cu

p re

tain

ing

nu

t. Re

mo

ve

filter c

up

. Re

mo

ve

old

filter e

lem

en

t an

d c

lea

n in

sid

eo

f filter c

up

.

Op

en

the

fue

l sh

ut-o

ff va

lve

an

dve

nt th

e fu

el s

yste

m. S

ee

Fu

el

Sy

ste

m

Air

rem

ov

al

in

this

ma

nu

al.

ST

EP

6

Cle

an

fue

l off th

e e

ng

ine

. Sta

rtth

e e

ng

ine

to c

he

ck fo

r fue

l lea

ks

aro

un

d th

e filte

r, line

s a

nd

fit-tin

gs.

NO

TE

: If th

e e

ng

ine

do

es n

ot

ha

ve

po

we

r with

a fu

ll loa

d a

fter

yo

u h

ave

do

ne

the

filter s

erv

ice

an

d re

mo

ve

d th

e a

ir from

the

syste

m, s

ee

yo

ur D

ea

ler to

find

an

d c

orre

ct th

e c

au

se

.

Fuel F

ilter E

lement R

eplacement

To

replace

the

filter e

lement, u

se

follo

wing

procedure:

OP

EN

ST

EP

5

ST

EP

3

RE

TA

ININ

G N

UT

ST

EP

2

ST

EP

1

CL

OS

E

FU

EL

SH

UT

-OF

F V

ALV

ES

TE

P 4

FIL

TE

R E

LE

ME

NT

10

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Fuel S

ystem

Air R

emoval

AIR

MUST

BE

REMOVED

FROM

THE

FUEL

SYSTEM.

AIR

CAN

ENTER

THE

FUEL

SYSTEM

WHEN:

1.

An

en

gin

e s

top

pe

d fro

m la

ck o

f fue

l.2

.T

he

fue

l filter h

as b

ee

n re

pla

ced

or th

e filte

r cup

ha

s be

en

clea

ne

d.

3.

An

y c

on

ne

ctio

ns b

etw

ee

n th

e in

jectio

n p

um

p a

nd

fue

l tan

k h

ave

be

en

loo

se

ne

d o

r dis

co

nn

ecte

d fo

r an

y re

aso

n.

4.

The

tracto

r ha

s n

ot b

ee

n o

pe

rate

d fo

r an

exte

nd

ed

pe

riod

of tim

e.

5.

Th

e fu

el p

um

p h

as n

ot o

pe

rate

d c

orre

ctly.

NO

TE

: If the

tracto

r ha

s n

o fu

el, it is

po

ssib

le to

pu

t fue

l in th

e ta

nk a

nd

sta

rt the

en

gin

e w

itho

ut d

oin

g th

e a

ir rem

ova

l pro

ce

du

re, b

ut a

sm

all

am

ou

nt o

f air c

an

be

in th

e filte

rs. A

ir in th

e s

yste

m w

ill ca

use

loss o

fpow

er a

nd s

tall th

e e

ngin

e w

hen a

load is

applie

d.

To

rem

ove

air fro

m th

e fu

el s

yste

m, tu

rn o

ff the

en

gin

e a

nd

use

the

follo

win

g p

roce

du

res:

Lo

ose

n th

e N

o. 1

air v

en

t scre

wo

n th

e fu

el filte

r un

til the

fue

lflo

win

g fro

m th

e fu

el filte

r is fre

eo

f air b

ub

ble

s. T

igh

ten

the

No

. 1a

ir ve

nt s

cre

w.

Lo

ose

n th

e a

ir ve

nt s

cre

w o

n th

ein

jectio

n p

um

p a

nd

turn

the

ke

ysw

itch

“ON

” po

sitio

n u

ntil th

e fu

el

flow

ing

from

the

pu

mp

is fre

e o

fa

ir bu

bb

les. T

igh

ten

the

air v

en

tscre

w.

Lo

ose

n th

e N

o. 2

air v

en

t scre

wu

ntil th

e fu

el flo

win

g is

free

of a

irb

ub

ble

s.

Tig

hte

n th

e N

o. 2

air ve

nt scre

w.

ST

EP

1S

TE

P 3

OP

EN

FU

EL

SH

UT

-OF

FV

AL

VE

OP

ENCL

OS

E

NO

.2 A

IR V

EN

TS

CR

EW

Op

en

the

fue

l sh

ut-o

ff va

lve

.

ST

EP

2N

O.1

AIR

VE

NT

SC

RE

W

OP

EN

CL

OS

E

ST

EP

4A

IR V

EN

T S

CR

EW

10

4

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Fuel In

jectio

n P

ump

and

Nozzle

Check

Th

e fu

el in

jectio

n p

um

p a

nd

no

zzle

s a

re p

recis

ion

un

its a

nd

mu

st b

eserv

iced o

nly

by y

our d

eale

r.T

he in

jectio

n p

um

p is

corre

ctly

set a

nd s

eale

d a

t the fa

cto

ry a

nd s

hould

no

t req

uire

an

ad

justm

en

t. Wh

en

eve

r ad

justm

en

ts o

r rep

airs

are

ne

ce

s-

sa

ry, se

e y

ou

r de

ale

r. Do

no

t tam

pe

r with

an

y o

f the

pu

mp

un

its.

Hyd

rau

lic o

il or d

iesel fu

el le

akin

g u

nd

er p

ressu

re c

an

pen

etra

te th

eskin

an

d c

au

se in

fectio

n o

r oth

er in

jury

.To

Pre

ven

t Pers

on

al In

jury

:R

elie

ve a

ll pre

ssu

re, b

efo

re d

isco

nn

ectin

g flu

id lin

es.

Befo

re a

pp

lyin

g p

ressu

re, m

ake s

ure

all c

on

nectio

ns a

re tig

ht a

nd

co

mp

on

en

ts a

re in

go

od

co

nd

ition

.N

ever u

se y

ou

r han

d to

ch

eck fo

r su

sp

ecte

d le

aks u

nd

er p

ressu

re.

Use a

pie

ce o

f card

bo

ard

or w

oo

d fo

r this

pu

rpo

se.

If inju

red

by le

akin

g flu

id, s

ee y

ou

r do

cto

r imm

ed

iate

ly. M

149A

INJ

EC

TIO

N P

UM

PN

OZ

ZL

E

10

5

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

AIR

INDUCTIO

N S

YSTEM

Th

e a

ir ind

uctio

n s

yste

m c

om

po

ne

nts

req

uire

se

rvic

e a

t diffe

ren

t inte

r-vals

accord

ing to

local o

pera

ting c

onditio

ns.

Service

Specific

atio

ns

Dum

p V

alv

e...................................................C

lean d

aily

or e

very

10 h

ours

Filte

r Ele

ment

Cle

an E

lem

ent

.......................................................Wh

en

ne

ce

ssa

ryR

epla

ce E

lem

ent ................................ A

fter 1

0 c

leanin

gs o

r yearly

Syste

m In

spectio

n.........

Every

200 h

ours

or y

early

whic

hever o

ccurs

first

Yo

ur tra

cto

r is e

qu

ipp

ed

with

a d

ry-ty

pe

air c

lea

ne

r with

a re

pla

ce

ab

lee

lem

en

t.

IMP

OR

TA

NT: S

erv

ice

the

air in

du

ctio

n s

yste

m a

t the

giv

en

se

rvic

ein

terv

als

. Corre

ct m

ain

tenance w

ill add to

the life

of th

e e

ngin

e. K

eep a

llconnectio

ns o

n th

e o

utle

t hose tig

ht.

Th

e d

ust in

a filte

r ca

se

sh

ou

ld b

ed

um

pe

d d

aily

usin

g th

e d

um

p v

alv

ew

he

n o

pe

ratin

g in

extre

me

ly d

usty

co

nd

ition

s.

INL

ET

HO

SE

AIR

CL

EA

NE

R

DU

MP

V

ALV

E

Dump

Valve

10

6

LUBRICATIO

N/FILTERS/FLUIDS

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Sto

p th

e e

ng

ine

.

Air F

ilter E

lement R

emoval

Avoid

over s

ervicing

the

air filte

r element. T

he

filter e

lement s

hould

be

removed

for c

leaning

only

when

restric

tion

causes a

power lo

ss.

Wh

en

s

erv

icin

g

the

a

ir filte

re

lem

en

t, loo

se

n th

e w

ing

bo

lta

nd

rem

ove

ele

me

nt b

y p

ullin

g it

stra

igh

t o

ut

ve

ry

slo

wly

a

nd

ca

refu

lly.

Cle

an

in

terio

r o

fca

nis

ter.

Re

mo

ve

the

LH

sid

e c

ove

r.

Lift th

e h

oo

d a

nd

co

nn

ec

t the

ho

od

su

pp

ort ro

d.

Afte

r re

pla

cin

g

the

n

ew

o

rc

lea

ne

d

ele

me

nt,

ins

tall

an

dtig

hte

n th

e w

ing

bo

lt.

NO

TE

: Ne

ve

r atte

mp

t to re

mo

ve

the

ele

me

nt fro

m th

e a

ir cle

an

er

wh

ile th

e e

ng

ine

is ru

nn

ing

.

Wh

en

in

sta

lling

th

e

ele

me

nt,

insp

ect th

e e

lem

en

t ga

ske

t. If the

ga

sk

et

or

ele

me

nt

su

rfac

e

isd

am

ag

ed

, rep

lace

the

ele

me

nt

imm

ed

iate

ly.

ST

EP

1S

TE

P 4

EL

EM

EN

T

ST

EP

2

ST

EP

5

WIN

G B

OL

T

ST

EP

3

10

7

LUBRICATIO

N/FILTERS/FLUIDS

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Element C

leaning

Use

clean, d

ry compressed

air u

pand

down

the

pleats

on

the

clean

side

(inside) o

f the

element.

Contin

ue

this

until th

e e

lement is

clean.

NO

TE

:

1.

Th

e

pa

pe

r e

lem

en

t m

us

t b

eh

an

dle

d w

ith c

are

. Do

no

t hit th

ee

lem

en

t ag

ain

st a

ha

rd s

urfa

ce

.

2.

Air p

ressu

re a

t the

no

zzle

mu

st n

ot e

xce

ed

68

9 k

Pa

(10

0 P

SI).

3.

It ma

y b

e n

ece

ssa

ry to

rep

lace

the

ele

me

nt s

oo

ne

r if the

time

inte

rva

lb

etw

ee

n s

erv

icin

g b

eco

me

s s

ho

rt ind

ica

ting

the

ele

me

nt d

oe

s n

ot

resp

on

d to

cle

an

ing

(so

ot c

on

tam

ina

ted

).

System

Inspectio

n

Check th

e dump

valve

and

the

all h

oses fo

r cracks and

wear. R

eplace

ifneeded. A

ll the

connectio

ns on

the

hoses m

ust b

e tig

ht. A

ll the

gaskets

must b

e in

good conditio

n and th

e bolts

must b

e drawn up tig

ht.

NO

TE

: In

sp

ect th

e h

ose

s a

nd

co

nn

ectio

ns a

fter th

e firs

t 50

ho

urs

of

op

era

tion

an

d re

pla

ce

wh

en

ne

ce

ssa

ry.

DU

MP

V

AL

VE

10

8

LUBRICATIO

N/FILTERS/FLUIDS

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

DIP

ST

ICK

Transmission

Oil L

evel

(Gear D

rive)

To

check

the

tra

nsmission

flu

idlevel, p

ut th

e tra

ctor o

n le

vel g

round.

Unscrew

the

filler c

ap

with

dipstic

kand

wipe

it clean. C

heck le

vel - D

onot s

crew

in cap

when

checking. If

the

fluid

level is

below

the

lower lin

eof th

e dipstic

k, a

dd

the

recommended

fluid

to ra

ise

the

fluid

level to

the

F(Full) m

arke

d positio

n.

Check th

e oil le

vel o

n th

e tra

nsmission

dipstic

k. If th

e oil le

vel is

below

the

lower lin

e of th

e dipstic

k, a

dd

the

recommended

oil to

the

transmis-

sion

to ra

ise

the

oil le

vel to

the

F (F

ull) m

arke

d positio

n.

TRANSMISSIO

N &

HYDRAULIC

LUBRIC

ATIO

N

Service

Specific

atio

ns

Oil L

evel C

heck In

terval.....................................................................D

aily

Oil C

hange

Interval..........................................................E

very

200

hours.

Oil C

apacity

–Hydrostatic

Driv

e.........................2

2 Litre

s (2

3.2

Quarts

).Oil T

ype

– H

ydrostatic

Driv

e.........

Refer L

ubric

atio

n Table

page

88

Hydraulic

System

Check........................Y

early

inspect fo

r leaks, c

racks

and

abrasion. T

ighten

fittings or

replace

as needed.

10

9

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Transmission

Oil C

hange

Oil C

hange In

terv

al............................................................

Every

200 h

ours

To

ch

an

ge

the

tran

sm

issio

n o

il, use

the fo

llow

ing p

rocedure

:

1.

Pu

t the

tracto

r on

leve

l gro

un

d,

ap

ply

the

pa

rk b

rake

an

d s

top

the e

ngin

e. M

ove th

e ra

nge s

hift

lever to

L p

ositio

n.

2.

Rem

ove th

e d

rain

plu

gs fro

m th

etra

nsm

issio

n c

ase.

NO

TE

: Fo

r be

st re

su

lts, d

rain

the

oil w

hen th

e o

il is w

arm

.

3.

Re

pla

ce

the

hyd

rau

lic filte

r. Se

eH

ydra

ulic

Filte

r in th

is m

anual.

4.

Insta

ll the d

rain

plu

gs w

ith a

seal

washer a

nd tig

hte

n to

a to

rque o

f39 to

44 N

m (2

9 to

33 lb

ft).

5.

Ad

d

the

re

co

mm

en

de

d

oil

thro

ug

h th

e fill h

ole

an

d c

he

ck

the o

il level.

6. S

tart th

e e

ng

ine

an

d c

he

ck fo

rle

aks.

7.

Re

ch

ec

k

the

o

il le

ve

l a

fter

sto

pp

ing

the

en

gin

e. If th

e o

ille

ve

l is lo

w, a

dd

oil u

p to

the

specifie

d le

vel.

DR

AIN

PL

UG

S

GE

AR

DR

IVE

GE

AR

DR

IVE

FIL

L H

OL

E

11

0

LUBRICATIO

N/FILTERS/FLUIDS

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

HY

DR

AU

LIC

FIL

TE

R

CH

AN

GE

TH

E H

YD

RA

UL

IC F

ILT

ER

AS

FO

LL

OW

S:

1.

Pu

t the

tracto

r on

leve

l gro

un

d, m

ove

the

ran

ge

sh

ift leve

r to th

e L

po

sitio

n a

nd

ap

ply th

e p

ark b

rake

.

2.

Pu

t an

oil c

an

iste

r un

de

r the

hyd

rau

lic filte

r.

3.

Tu

rn th

e filte

r co

un

terc

lockw

ise

to re

mo

ve

. Use

a filte

r wre

nch

ifn

ece

ssa

ry.

4.

Ap

ply

clea

n o

il to th

e O

-ring

on

the

ne

w filte

r.

5.

Insta

ll the

filter. T

urn

the

filter u

ntil th

e O

-ring

co

me

s in

co

nta

ct w

ithth

e c

ase

su

rface

. Tig

hte

n th

e filte

r an

ad

ditio

na

l 2/3

turn

by h

an

d.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

DO

NO

T u

se

a filte

r wre

nch

to in

sta

ll the

hyd

rau

lic filte

r.W

he

n th

e filte

r is to

o tig

ht, y

ou

ca

n c

au

se

da

ma

ge

to th

e O

-ring

an

dfilte

r.

6.

Wip

e a

rou

nd

the

hyd

rau

lic filte

r with

a d

ry c

loth

.

7.

Ch

an

ge

the

tran

sm

issio

n o

il. Se

e T

ran

sm

issio

n O

il Ch

an

ge

in th

ism

an

ua

l.

NO

TE

: R

ep

lace

the

hyd

rau

lic filte

ra

fter th

e firs

t 50

ho

urs

of o

pe

ratio

na

nd

eve

ry 2

00

ho

urs

of o

pe

ratio

nth

ere

afte

r. Y

ou

r D

ea

ler

ha

s a

p-

pro

ve

d g

en

uin

e filte

rs. D

o n

ot u

se

oth

er typ

e filte

rs.

Hydraulic

Filte

r (Hydrostatic

Driv

e)

Change

Interval..................................................

Every

200

hours

(See

NOTE)

111

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N/FILTERS/FLUIDS

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Front A

xle

Oil L

evel

To

check th

e fro

nt a

xle

oil le

vel, p

ut

the

tractor o

n le

vel g

round. R

emove

the

oil le

vel p

lugs lo

cated

on

the

rear o

f the

both

gear c

ases. If th

e oil

level is

low, a

dd

the

recommended

oil ty

pe

through

the

fill hole

located

on

the

RH

side

of a

xle

housing

until

the

oil b

egins to

flow

out o

f the

level

plug

holes. FRONT

AXLE

LUBRIC

ATIO

N (M

FD)

Service

Specific

atio

ns

Oil C

hange

Interval.....................................

Every

200

hours

(See

NOTE)

Oil C

apacity

..............................................................4.0

Litre

s (4

.2 Q

uarts

)Oil T

ype.......................................................S

AE

85W-140

Gear L

ubric

ant

NO

TE

: C

ha

ng

e th

e o

il afte

r the

first 5

0 h

ou

rs o

f op

era

tion

an

d th

en

eve

ry 2

00

ho

urs

of o

pe

ratio

n.D

RA

IN P

LU

G

LE

VE

L

PL

UG

LE

VE

L

PL

UG

GR

EA

SE

NIP

PL

E

FIL

L C

AP

OIL

LE

VE

L

PL

UG

11

2

LUBRICATIO

N/FILTERS/FLUIDS

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Front A

xle

Oil C

hange

1.To

change

the

front a

xle

oil, p

ut th

e tra

ctor o

n le

vel g

round. P

ut th

erange

lever in

L, e

ngage

the

park b

rake

and

stop

the

engine.

DR

AIN

PL

UG

DIF

FE

RE

NT

IAL

DR

AIN

PL

UG

FIL

L H

OL

E

2.

Re

mo

ve

the

fill ca

p lo

ca

ted

on

the

axle

ho

usin

g, th

e d

iffere

ntia

ld

rain

plu

g lo

ca

ted

in th

e b

otto

mo

f the

ho

usin

g a

nd

the

ge

ar c

ase

dra

in p

lug

s lo

ca

ted

on

the

bo

t-to

m o

f bo

th s

ide

ge

ar c

ase

s to

dra

in th

e o

il.

NO

TE

: F

or b

est re

su

lts, d

rain

the

oil w

he

n th

e o

il is w

arm

.

3.

Insta

ll the

diffe

ren

tial a

nd

bo

th g

ea

r ca

se

dra

in p

lug

s. R

em

ove

the

oil

leve

l plu

gs lo

ca

ted

on

bo

th g

ea

r ca

se

s. A

dd

the

reco

mm

en

de

d o

ilth

rou

gh

the

fill ho

le u

ntil th

e o

il be

gin

s to

flow

ou

t of th

e le

ve

l plu

gh

ole

s. In

sta

ll the

oil le

ve

l plu

gs a

nd

the

fill ca

p.

11

3

LUBRICATIO

N/FILTERS/FLUIDS

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

COOLIN

G S

YSTEM

Grille

Screens and

Radiator A

rea

Grille

Screens and

Radiator A

rea

Service

Interval..................E

very

50

hours

or m

ore

frequently

if require

d.

To

clean

the

radiator s

creen, p

ut th

e tra

ctor o

n le

vel g

round, a

pply

the

park

brake

and

stop

the

engine.

Lift a

nd

Lo

ck th

e h

oo

d.

Lift th

e ra

dia

tor s

cre

en

.

ST

EP

3

Cle

an

the

rad

iato

r scre

en

an

d th

esu

rrou

nd

ing

are

a.

ST

EP

4

Insta

ll the

rad

iato

r scre

en

.L

ow

er th

e h

oo

d.

RA

DIA

TO

R

SC

RE

EN

ST

EP

2

ST

EP

1

11

4

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Fan

Belt A

djustm

ent

Fan

Belt T

ension

Check In

terval ............................ D

aily

or a

fter 1

0 H

ours

NO

TE

: A

dju

st th

e b

elt te

nsio

n a

fter th

e firs

t 50

ho

urs

of o

pe

ratio

n a

nd

rep

lace

wh

en

ne

ce

ssa

ry.

Me

asu

re th

e fa

n b

elt fo

r co

rrect te

nsio

n. C

he

ck to

se

e if th

e b

elt

de

flectio

n is

ab

ou

t 13

mm

(0.5

inch

) wh

en

pu

sh

ing

the

be

lt with

10

kg

(22

lb) lo

ad

at p

oin

t �

.

To

Ad

just th

e fa

n b

elt te

nsio

n lo

ose

n th

e a

dju

stin

g b

olt a

nd

piv

ot n

ut o

fth

e a

ltern

ato

r. Mo

ve

the

alte

rna

tor a

wa

y fro

m th

e e

ng

ine

un

til co

rrect b

elt

ten

sio

n is

rea

ch

ed

. Tig

hte

n th

e a

dju

stin

g b

olt a

nd

piv

ot n

ut to

a to

rqu

e o

f16

Nm

(12

lb ft).

NO

TE

: To

o m

uch

ten

sio

n w

ill ca

use

alte

rna

tor a

nd

wa

ter p

um

p b

ea

ring

failu

re a

nd

be

lt we

ar. T

oo

little te

nsio

n w

ill ca

use

a d

ecre

ase

in a

ltern

ato

ro

utp

ut a

nd

be

lt we

ar.

Ro

tatin

g fa

n a

nd

belts

. Co

nta

ct c

an

inju

re. K

eep

cle

ar.

M150

PIV

OT

NU

T

AD

JU

ST

ING

BO

LT

11

5

MAINTENANCE/ADJUSTMENTS

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Fan

Belt R

eplacement

To re

place th

e fa

n belt, u

se fo

llowing procedure:

Ra

ise

the

ho

od

. Re

mo

ve

the

LH

sid

e c

ove

r.

Lo

ose

n th

e a

ltern

ato

r ad

justin

gb

olt.

Insta

ll ne

w fa

n b

elt a

nd

ad

just th

eb

elt te

nsio

n. S

ee

Fa

n B

elt A

dju

st-

me

nt in

this

ma

nu

al fo

r instru

c-

tion

s.

Lo

ose

n th

e a

ltern

ato

r piv

ot n

ut

an

d p

ush

the

alte

rna

tor to

wa

rdth

e e

ng

ine

to re

mo

ve

the

be

lt.

ST

EP

1L

.H. S

IDE

CO

VE

RS

TE

P 3

PIV

OT

NU

T

ST

EP

2A

DJ

US

TIN

G B

OLT

ST

EP

4

11

6

MAINTENANCE/ADJUSTMENTS

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

CL

UT

CH

RO

D

CL

UT

CH

AR

M

AD

JU

ST

ING

NU

TS

CLUTCH

PEDAL

ADJUSTMENT

Service

Specific

atio

ns

Clutch

Pedal C

heck and

Adjustm

ent In

terval.........

Every

200

hours

of o

p-

eratio

n or y

early

Free

Pedal M

ovement...................................2

0 –

30

mm

(0.8

– 1.2

inch)

Max. P

edal M

ovement

Dual C

lutch........................................1

25–130

mm

(4.9

– 5.1

inch)

Free

Movement A

djustm

ent

Clutch

pedal fre

e m

ovement is

very

importa

nt a

nd

must b

e checked

at

the

recommended

intervals. If th

ere

is no

free

movement, th

e clutch

disc

will w

ear q

uickly. If th

ere

is to

o m

uch

free

movement, th

e clutch

will n

ot

disengage

corre

ctly

and

the

transmission

will b

e diffic

ult to

shift.

Put the

tra

ctor on

level gro

und,

move

the

range

shift le

ver in

the

Lpositio

n, a

pply

the

park

brake, s

top

the

engine

and

adjust th

e c

lutch

pedal fre

e m

ovement a

s fo

llows:

Push

the

clutch

pedal down

by

hand, to

measure

the

amount o

fpedal fre

e m

ovement.

The

pedal fre

e m

ovement m

ust b

ewith

in th

e specific

atio

n shown

above.

Adjust th

e pedal fre

e m

ovement a

snecessary

with

the

adjustin

g nuts

on

the

clutch

rod.

To

increase

free

movement, tu

rn th

enuts

in.

To

decrease

free

movement, tu

rnthe

nuts

out. T

ighten

the

nuts

to a

torque

of 4

4 to

54

Nm

(32

to 40

lbft).

11

7

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Maxim

um

Pedal M

ovement A

djustm

ent

The

Maxim

um

Pedal M

ovement is

very

importa

nt a

nd

must b

e checked

at th

e re

commended

intervals. If th

ere

is to

o little

movement, th

e clutch

can

disengage. If th

ere

is to

o m

uch

movement, th

e clutch

component

parts

can

be

damaged.

NO

TE

: A

dju

st th

e M

axim

um

Pe

da

l Mo

ve

me

nt a

fter a

dju

stin

g th

e F

ree

Mo

ve

me

nt.

Pu

t the

tracto

r on

leve

l gro

un

d, m

ove

the

ran

ge

sh

ift leve

r in th

e L

po

sitio

n, a

pp

ly th

e p

ark

bra

ke

, sto

p th

e e

ng

ine

an

d a

dju

st th

e c

lutc

hp

ed

al m

axim

um

mo

ve

me

nt a

s fo

llow

s:

Pu

sh

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l do

wn

by h

an

dto

elim

ina

te th

e p

ed

al fre

e m

ove

-m

en

t.

Me

asu

re th

e d

ista

nce

be

twe

en

the

sto

p b

olt a

nd

the

clu

tch

pe

da

l arm

.T

he

Ma

xim

um

Pe

da

l Mo

ve

me

nt

mu

st b

e w

ithin

the

sp

ec

ifica

tion

ssh

ow

n o

n th

e p

revio

us p

ag

e.

Ad

just th

e M

axim

um

Pe

da

l Mo

ve

-m

en

t as n

ece

ssa

ry w

ith th

e s

top

bo

lt.

To

incre

ase

Ma

xim

um

Pe

da

l Mo

ve

-m

en

t – L

oo

se

n th

e lo

ck n

ut a

nd

turn

the

stop

bo

lt in.

To

de

cre

ase

Ma

xim

um

Pe

da

l Mo

ve

-m

en

t – L

oo

se

n th

e lo

ck n

ut a

nd

turn

the

sto

p b

olt o

ut.

ST

OP

B

OLT

LO

CK

N

UT

CL

UT

CH

AR

M

11

8

MAINTENANCE/ADJUSTMENTS

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

BRAKE

PEDAL

ADJUSTMENT

Service

Specific

atio

ns

Brake

Pedal C

heck and

Adjustm

ent In

terval...

Every

200

hours

or y

early

Free

Pedal M

ovement S

pecific

atio

n..................................

25

mm

(1 in

ch)

Brake

pedal fre

e p

lay is

very

importa

nt a

nd

must b

e checked

at th

erecommended

intervals. If th

ere

is no

free

movement, th

e brake

shoes

will w

ear q

uickly.

If there

is to

o m

uch

free

movement, a

ccidents

may occur. If th

ere

is not

the

same

free

movement b

etw

een

LH

pedal a

nd

RH

pedal, it m

ay cause

serio

us accidents.

Put th

e tra

ctor o

n le

vel g

round, m

ove

the

range

lever in

the

L positio

n.

Stop

the

engine.

Loosen

lock

nut and

ro

tate

the

brake

rod

to m

ake

a fre

e play of 2

0to

30

mm

(0.79

to 1

.18

in.) a

t the

brake

pedal.

With

this

much

play

obtained,

tighten

the

lock nut.

Confirm

that th

e rig

ht a

nd

left b

rakes

operate

sim

ulta

neously

by ru

nning

the

tractor.

If not, a

djust b

oth

of th

em

by m

eans

of th

e brake

rods.

BR

AK

E R

OD

LO

CK

NU

T

FR

EE

MO

VE

ME

NT

11

9

MAINTENANCE/ADJUSTMENTS

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

1.

Dis

co

nn

ect a

n im

ple

me

nt fro

m th

e h

itch

(Se

e D

isco

nn

ectin

g Im

ple

-m

ent fro

m H

itch in

this m

anual.)

2.

Disco

nnect L

H a

nd R

H lift ro

ds fro

m th

e lift a

rms.

3.

Sta

rt the

en

gin

e.

4.

Mo

ve

the

hitc

h c

on

trol le

ve

r rea

rwa

rd to

rais

e th

e lift a

rm to

the

ma

xim

um

lifting

po

sitio

n.

5.

With

the a

rm so

raise

d, sto

p th

e e

ngin

e.

6.

Ch

eck a

free

pla

y o

f the

lift arm

to b

e 5

to 1

0 m

m a

t the

tip o

f the

lifta

rm b

y h

an

ds.

7.

If the

insu

fficie

nt fre

e p

lay is

ava

ilab

le, m

ove

the

rais

e s

top

forw

ard

an

d c

he

ck a

ga

in w

ith th

e s

am

e p

roce

du

re a

s b

efo

re.

If rais

e s

top

se

tting

po

sitio

n is

inco

r-re

ct, th

e h

yd

rau

lic p

um

p m

igh

t be

da

ma

ge

d.

Th

ere

fore

ca

refu

lly a

dju

st a

s b

elo

w.

RAISE

STOP

SETTIN

G P

OSITIO

N

HIT

CH

CO

NT

RO

L L

EV

ER

5 ~

10

mm

(0.2

~ 0

.4 in

)

Sto

p p

ositio

n b

y h

yd

rau

lic

Ma

x. p

ositio

n b

y h

an

d

Ram

shaft a

rm

RA

ISE

S

TO

P

12

0

MAINTENANCE/ADJUSTMENTS

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Electric

al S

ystem

Type

of S

ystem

...................................................12

Volt, N

egativ

e G

round

Batte

ry................................................................

EX

IED

58

-60

12

V-5

40

CC

A

9-13/

16 L

; 7-13/

16 W

; 7H

SA

E T

AP

ER

Alte

rna

tor

...........................................................12

Vo

lt, 50

Am

pe

re O

utp

ut

Vo

ltag

e R

eg

ula

tor........................................................IC

Bu

ilt in A

ltern

ato

r

Sta

rter M

oto

r............................1

2 V

olt, 1

.6 k

W w

ith S

ole

no

id S

witc

h

He

ad

La

mp

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

wa

tt

Fla

sh

er L

am

p..................................................................................

32

wa

tt

Re

ar R

ed

La

mp

................................................................................8

wa

tt

Re

ar W

ork

ing

La

mp

(If Eq

uip

pe

d)

.................................................2

3 w

att

Pa

ne

l La

mp

.....................................................................................3.4

wa

tt

Tu

rn In

dic

ato

r La

mp

.......................................................................2.0

wa

tt

Ind

ica

tor L

am

p...............................................................................2

.0 w

att

Fuses

Glove

indicator la

mp..................................................................................1

0 Amp

Charge

indicator la

mp, E

ngine

oil p

ressure

indicator la

mp...................1

0 A

mp

Engine

Coolant T

emperature

Gauge, F

uel G

auge, F

uel P

ump

Head

lamps, R

ear R

ed

Lamp, H

igh

Beam

indicator la

mp....................

15 A

mp

Instru

ment P

anel L

amps

Turn

signal la

mps......................................................................................1

5 Amp

Other o

ptio

nal e

lectric

al e

quipments........................................................1

5 Amp

SPECIFIC

ATIO

NS

12

1

EL

EC

TR

ICA

L S

YS

TE

M_

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

GENERAL S

ERVIC

E IN

FORMATIO

N

Alte

rnator C

harging

System

Follo

w th

ese

general ru

les to

prevent d

amage

to th

e electric

al s

ystem:

1.

Before

working

on

the

electric

al s

ystem, d

isconnect th

e b

atte

rycables.

2.

Do

not m

ake

a re

verse

batte

ry connectio

n.

3.

When

you

use

an

auxilia

ry batte

ry fo

r startin

g, c

onnect p

ositiv

e to

positiv

e and

negativ

e on

the

auxilia

ry batte

ry to

the

tractor s

ide

rail a

sa

ground.

4.

When

charging

the

tractor b

atte

ry, disconnect th

e batte

ry cables fro

mthe

batte

ry te

rminals. D

o n

ot u

se

a b

atte

ry charging

machine

for

startin

g th

e tra

ctor.

5.

Never o

perate

the

tractor w

hen

the

batte

ry cables are

disconnected.

6.

When

you

do

maintenance

on

the

engine, p

revent fo

reign

materia

lfro

m enterin

g th

e alte

rnator.

7.

If you

must d

o w

elding, d

isconnect th

e batte

ry. Put th

e w

elder g

round

cable

as close

as you

can

to th

e w

eld

area. D

o not p

ut th

e ground

cable

where

the

curre

nt c

an

flow

through

bearin

gs or a

long

channels

with

wire

harnesses.

12

2

EL

EC

TR

ICA

L S

YS

TE

M_

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Ca

rtridg

e ty

pe

fuse

s a

re u

se

d fo

r he

ad

lam

ps, re

ar re

d la

mp

, instru

me

nt

lam

ps, tu

rn s

ign

al a

nd

flash

er la

mp

s, a

nd

rea

r wo

rk la

mp

(if eq

uip

pe

d).

Th

e fu

ses a

re lo

cate

d in

the

fuse

blo

ck, R.H

. rea

r of e

ng

ine

roo

m.

If a s

ho

rt circ

uit o

ccu

rs, th

e fu

se

will b

urn

ou

t an

d b

rea

k th

e c

ircu

it,p

reve

ntin

g d

am

ag

e to

the

ele

ctrical syste

m.

Fu

se A

(10

AM

P) is fo

r the

glo

w p

lug

ind

icato

r lam

ps.

Fu

se

B (1

0 A

MP

) is fo

r the

ch

arg

e in

dic

ato

r lam

p, e

ng

ine

oil p

ressu

re in

dic

a-

tor la

mp

, en

gin

e co

ola

nt te

mp

era

ture

ga

ug

e, fu

el g

au

ge

an

d fu

el p

um

p.

Fu

se C

(10

AM

P) is fo

r the

hig

h b

ea

m in

dica

tor la

mp

, instru

me

nt p

an

el la

mp

s,

he

ad

lam

ps a

nd

rea

r red

lam

p.

Fu

se

D (1

5 A

MP

) is for th

e tu

rn sig

na

l lam

ps.

Fu

se

E (1

5 A

MP

) is for th

e o

ptio

na

l ele

ctrical e

qu

ipm

en

ts.

Fuses

12

3

EL

EC

TR

ICA

L S

YS

TE

M_

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

FU

SIB

LE

LIN

K

LIN

E F

US

E

Tw

oL

ine

fuse

s a

re in

sta

lled

an

d th

e c

ircu

it ca

n b

e id

en

tified

by c

olo

r of b

ox.

Re

d B

ox

(50

AM

P):S

ole

no

id s

witc

h circu

it

Ye

llow

Bo

x(6

0A

MP

):Wirin

g h

arn

ess a

nd

alte

rna

tor c

ha

rgin

g s

yste

m

Line

Fuse

If the

electric

al c

ircuit is

accidently

grounded

or a

reverse

batte

ry connectio

nis

made, th

e Line

fuse

located

on

the

LH

side

of th

e engine

will b

urn

out a

nd

break th

e circ

uit to

prevent th

e solenoid

switch, w

iring

harness and

alte

rnator c

harg-

ing

system

from

being

damaged. If e

lectric

al p

roblems

occur, th

e L

ine

fuse

must b

e checked

for c

ontin

uity

to d

eterm

ine

if one

of th

e circ

uits

isbroken, s

ee

your D

ealer to

replace

and

corre

ct.

12

4

EL

EC

TR

ICA

L S

YS

TE

M_

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16 S

eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Auxilia

ry B

atte

ry C

onnectio

ns

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Alw

ays c

on

ne

ct th

e n

eg

ativ

e c

ab

le la

st a

nd

dis

co

nn

ect

the

ne

ga

tive

ca

ble

first s

o y

ou

do

no

t ca

use

a s

pa

rk a

t the

ba

ttery. A

sp

ark

ca

n c

au

se

a b

atte

ry e

xp

losio

n a

nd

ca

use

inju

ry.

Co

nn

ect th

e n

eg

ativ

e (–

) ca

ble

cla

mp

of th

e a

uxilia

ry b

atte

ry to

the

tracto

r sid

e ra

il as a

gro

un

d.

Co

nn

ect th

e p

ositiv

e (+

) ca

ble

cla

mp

of th

e a

uxilia

ry b

atte

ry to

the

po

sitiv

e c

ab

le te

rmin

al o

f the

tracto

r ba

ttery.

Wh

en

co

nn

ectin

g a

n a

uxilia

ry b

atte

ry o

r ch

arg

er to

the

tracto

r ba

ttery,

ma

ke

su

re y

ou

co

nn

ect p

ositiv

e to

po

sitiv

e a

nd

ne

ga

tive

on

the

au

xilia

ryb

atte

ry to

the

tracto

r sid

e ra

il as a

gro

un

d. D

o n

ot c

on

ne

ct a

uxilia

ryb

atte

ry c

ab

les a

cro

ss th

e te

rmin

als

of th

e s

tarte

r. Sta

rt the

en

gin

e fro

mth

e o

pe

rato

r’s s

ea

t.

PO

SIT

IVE

( + )

NE

GA

TIV

E ( –

)

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Th

is is

the

on

ly s

afe

me

tho

d to

sta

rt the

tracto

r en

gin

ew

ith a

n e

xte

rna

l po

we

r su

pp

ly. An

y o

the

r me

tho

d o

f sta

rting

ca

n c

au

se

inju

ry o

r de

ath

to th

e o

pe

rato

r or o

the

r pe

rson

s.

En

gin

e c

an

sta

rt with

tran

sm

issio

n in

gear w

hen

neu

tral o

r safe

tysta

rt sw

itch

is b

y-p

assed

:1.

Do

no

t co

nn

ect a

cro

ss te

rmin

als

on

sta

rter.

2.

Atta

ch

a b

oo

ste

r batte

ry b

y c

on

nectin

g th

e p

ositiv

e te

rmin

al o

fth

e b

oo

ste

r batte

ry to

the “

po

sitiv

e te

rmin

al”

pro

vid

ed

or to

the

po

sitiv

e te

rmin

al o

f the m

ach

ine b

atte

ry. Co

nn

ect th

e n

eg

ativ

e te

r-m

inal o

f the b

oo

ste

r batte

ry to

the “

neg

ativ

e te

rmin

al”

pro

vid

ed

or

to th

e c

hassis

of th

e m

ach

ine.

Th

en

use re

co

mm

en

ded

sta

rting

pro

ced

ure

s fro

m o

pera

tors

seat.

3. W

hen

necessary, re

pair e

lectric

al s

yste

m c

om

po

nen

ts p

rom

ptly

so

that “

jum

p s

tartin

g” w

ill no

t be a

ttem

pte

d.

Mach

ine ru

n-a

way c

an

cau

se in

jury

or d

eath

to o

pera

tor a

nd

bysta

n-

ders

.M107C

BATTERY

TE

RM

INA

L

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ICA

L S

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Batte

ry C

ables and

Term

inals

The

batte

ry te

rminals

must b

e kept

clean

and

tight. A

good

method

toclean

term

inals

is to

use

Batte

rySaver.

If Saver is

not availa

ble,

remove

all c

orro

sion

with

a w

irebru

sh,

then

wash

with

a

weak

solutio

n of b

aking

soda

or a

mmonia.

Put s

ome

petro

leum

jelly

or lig

ht

gre

ase

on

term

inals

to

pre

vent

corro

sion.

Removal a

nd

Installa

tion

of B

atte

ry

To

remove

the

batte

ry d

isconnect th

e b

atte

ry cables a

nd

remove

the

batte

ry bracket. W

hen

the

batte

ry is

installe

d, m

ake

sure

the

cables are

installe

d o

n th

e corre

ct te

rminals. T

his

is a

12

volt, n

egativ

e g

round

electric

al s

ystem

and

must b

e so

connected.

NO

TE

: Wh

en

dis

co

nn

ectin

g th

e b

atte

ry, rem

ove

the

ne

ga

tive

ca

ble

first

from

the

ba

ttery

an

d re

co

nn

ect it la

st fo

r sa

fety

rea

so

ns.

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Do

no

t sta

rt or o

pe

rate

the

en

gin

e w

ith th

e e

lectric

al

syste

m n

ot c

om

ple

tely

co

nn

ecte

d.

WARNIN

G

321-6714

BA

TT

ER

IES

CO

NTA

IN A

CID

AN

D E

XP

LO

SIV

EG

AS

. E

XP

LO

SIO

N

CA

N

RE

SU

LT

F

RO

MS

PA

RK

S, F

LA

ME

S, O

R W

RO

NG

CA

BL

E C

ON

-N

EC

TIO

NS

, TO

CO

NN

EC

T J

UM

PE

R C

AB

LE

SO

R C

HA

RG

ER

, SE

E M

AN

UA

L(S

) FO

R T

HE

CO

RR

EC

T

PR

OC

ED

UR

E.

FA

ILU

RE

T

OF

OL

LO

W T

HE

AB

OV

E IN

ST

RU

CT

ION

S C

AN

CA

US

E S

ER

IOU

S P

ER

SO

NA

L IN

JU

RY

OR

DE

AT

H.

12

6

EL

EC

TR

ICA

L S

YS

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

When

Charging

the

Batte

ry

IMP

OR

TA

NT:

Ba

ttery

ca

n e

xp

lod

e d

urin

g b

oo

stin

g o

r ch

arg

ing

. Alw

ays

we

ar p

rop

er e

ye

pro

tectio

n, s

uch

as a

sa

fety

go

gg

les.

If the

ele

ctric

circ

uit in

sid

e th

e b

atte

ry is

bro

ke

n, c

ha

rgin

g c

an

ge

ne

rate

asp

ark

insid

e th

e b

atte

ry w

hic

h c

an

ca

use

it to e

xp

lod

e.

If the

ba

ttery

is d

isch

arg

ed

, an

d th

e re

aso

n fo

r dis

ch

arg

e is

un

kn

ow

n a

nd

if the

lam

ps o

r ho

rn d

o n

ot in

dic

ate

so

me

ba

ttery

vo

ltag

e, c

he

ck th

eb

atte

ry w

ith a

vo

lt me

ter fo

r an

op

en

circuit u

sing

follo

win

g p

roce

du

re.

1.

Dis

co

nn

ect th

e n

eg

ativ

e ( –

) ca

ble

.2

.C

on

ne

ct th

e v

olt m

ete

r acro

ss b

atte

ry te

rmin

als

.3

.If th

ere

is n

o v

olta

ge

pre

se

nt, a

n o

pe

n in

tern

al c

ircu

it is in

dic

ate

d.

Re

pla

ce

the

ba

ttery.

4.

If vo

ltag

e is

pre

se

nt, th

e b

atte

ry is

OK

to c

ha

rge

. Ch

arg

e th

e b

atte

ryw

ith a

cu

rren

t of 4

am

pe

res fo

r 5 to

10

ho

urs

. To

ch

arg

e th

e b

atte

ryq

uic

kly

for u

rge

nt n

ee

d, u

se

a c

urre

nt o

f 25

am

pe

res fo

r 30

min

ute

so

r less. A

cu

rren

t larg

er th

an

sp

ecifie

d w

ill ca

use

liqu

id o

ve

rflow

du

eto

foa

min

g.

5.

Th

e s

pe

cific

gra

vity

of e

lectro

lyte

of a

fully

ch

arg

ed

ba

ttery

is 1

.28

0 a

t20oC

(68oF

).

NO

TE

:

1.

If usin

g a

ba

ttery

ch

arg

er, b

e c

erta

in th

e c

ha

rge

r is tu

rne

d o

ff be

fore

con

ne

ctin

g to

the

ba

ttery.

2.

Ch

arg

e th

e b

atte

ry in

a w

ell v

en

tilate

d a

rea

.3

.D

o n

ot a

ttem

pt to

ch

arg

e a

froze

n b

atte

ry.

When

Batte

ry is

Not in

Use

When

the

tractor is

not in

use, th

e batte

ry w

ill need

a charge

every

three

months to

keep

the

specific

gravity

at o

r above

1.240. A

storage

batte

rynot in

use

will s

lowly

discharge. A

batte

ry th

at h

as discharged

can

freeze

at lo

w ambient te

mperature

and

cause

damage

to th

e batte

ry and

tractor.

Wh

en

wo

rkin

g a

rou

nd

sto

rag

e b

atte

ries, re

mem

ber th

at a

ll of th

eexp

osed

meta

l parts

are

“liv

e”. N

ever la

y a

meta

l ob

ject a

cro

ss th

ete

rmin

als

becau

se a

sp

ark

or s

ho

rt circ

uit m

ay re

su

lt.M145

12

7

EL

EC

TR

ICA

L S

YS

TE

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

Head

Lamp

Adjustm

ent

NO

TE

: T

o k

ee

p m

axim

um

gro

un

d a

nd

roa

d illu

min

atio

n, c

he

ck a

nd

ad

just th

e h

ea

d la

mp

s fro

m tim

e to

time

. Tire

we

ar a

nd

diffe

ren

t tire s

ize

sw

ill ch

an

ge

the

se

tting

.

Th

e h

ea

d la

mp

s c

an

be

ad

juste

d to

va

riou

s p

ositio

ns b

y a

dju

stin

g th

em

ou

ntin

g s

cre

ws in

the

rea

r of th

e h

ea

d la

mp

un

it.

1.

Pu

t the

tracto

r on

leve

l gro

un

d n

ea

r a w

all w

ith th

e fro

nt e

nd

to th

ew

all a

nd

the

he

ad

lam

ps 6

.1 m

(20

fee

t) from

the

wa

ll.

2.

Me

asu

re th

e d

ista

nce

from

the

gro

un

d to

the

ce

nte

r of th

e h

ea

d la

mp

and

pu

t this d

ime

nsio

n o

n th

e w

all in

the

form

of a

ho

rizon

tal lin

e.

3.

Pu

t a s

eco

nd

ho

rizo

nta

l line

on

the

wa

ll 40

5 m

m (1

6 in

ch

es) lo

we

rth

an

the

first lin

e. T

he

ce

nte

r of th

e lo

w h

ea

d la

mp

be

am

s m

ust b

e o

nth

e s

eco

nd

ho

rizo

nta

l line

, 40

5 m

m (1

6 in

ch

es) b

elo

w th

e firs

th

oriz

on

tal lin

e. A

dju

st th

e h

ea

d la

mp

s u

p o

r do

wn

as n

ee

de

d.

NO

TE

: S

om

e c

ou

ntrie

s h

av

e d

iffere

nt re

gu

latio

ns

for h

ea

d la

mp

alig

nm

en

t an

d o

pe

ratio

n o

n a

roa

d. C

he

ck y

ou

r loca

l reg

ula

tion

s.

CE

NT

ER

OF

HE

AD

LA

MP

BE

AM

20

’ (6.1

m)

16

” (4

05

mm

)

16

” (4

05

mm

)

MA

RK

D

ISTA

NC

E O

F C

EN

TE

R O

F

HE

AD

L

AM

P F

RO

M G

RO

UN

D

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8

EL

EC

TR

ICA

L S

YS

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

CL

UT

CH

LO

CK

LA

TC

H

STORIN

G T

HE

TRACTOR

When

your tra

ctor is

not to

be

used

for s

ome

time, it s

hould

be

stored

ina

dry

and

protected

place. L

eaving

your tra

ctor o

utdoors, e

xposed

to th

eelements, w

ill shorte

n its

life. F

ollo

w th

e procedure

outlin

ed

below

when

your tra

ctor is

placed

in storage

for p

erio

ds u

p to

approxim

ately

six

months. S

ee

your D

ealer fo

r the

procedure

on

longer s

torage

perio

ds.

A.Store

the

tractor s

o th

e tire

s are

protected

from

light. B

efore

storin

gthe

tractor, c

lean

the

tires th

oroughly, J

ack up

the

tractor, w

hen

it is to

be

out o

f service

for a

long

perio

d. If n

ot ja

cked

up, in

flate

the

tires at

regular in

tervals.

B.Run

the

engine

long

enough

to th

oroughly

warm

the

oil in

the

crankcase, th

en

drain

the

oil. C

hange

the

oil filte

r as in

stru

cted

inEngine

Oil F

ilter. R

efill th

e crankcase

with

a new

oil a

s specifie

d in

Engine

Oil S

electio

n in

this

manual a

nd

run

the

engine

for fiv

eminutes.

C.Fill th

e fu

el ta

nk w

ith a

good

grade

of N

umber T

wo

diesel e

ngine

fuel.

If this

grade

has not b

een

used

regularly, d

rain

the

fuel a

nd

refill. R

un

the

engine

for a

bout fiv

e m

inutes to

circ

ulate

the

fuel th

rough

the

injectio

n system.

D.Drain, flu

sh

and

fill the

coolin

g system

with

an

antifre

eze

mixture

ratio

to p

rotect th

e e

ngine

to th

e lo

west a

ntic

ipated

temperature

or a

minim

um

of 5

0%

antifre

eze

and

add

coolin

g system

conditio

ner. S

ee

COOLIN

G S

YSTEM

in th

is m

anual.

E.Do

not re

move

the

batte

ry fro

m th

e tra

ctor, e

xcept fo

r prolonged

storage

at b

elow

freezing

temperature. T

he

batte

ry should

be

fully

charged

to prevent fre

ezing

of e

lectro

lyte. D

isconnect th

e negativ

eground

cable

at th

e batte

ry to

prevent p

ossible

discharge.

F.

Clutch

assembly

may b

ecome

bound

together if a

tractor is

not

used

for a

n e

xtended

perio

d o

ftim

e. A

clutch

lock la

tch

is pro-

vided

on

your tra

ctor to

lock th

eclutch

in th

e disengaged

positio

nand

should

be

used

to p

revent

this

conditio

n if y

our tra

ctor is

not

used

for a

n e

xtended

perio

d o

ftim

e.

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eries, Model - 2

816 4

WD

REMOVING

FROM

STORAGE

Be

sure

that th

e grade

of o

il in th

e engine

crankcase

is as specifie

d in

Engine

Oil S

electio

n in

this

manual.

A.Loosen

the

fuel ta

nk drain

plug

and

fuel filte

r cup, a

nd

be

sure

all

water a

nd

sedim

ent h

as drained

from

the

fuel s

ystem

before

closing.

Tighten

the

drain

plug

and

replace

the

filter c

up.

B.Check th

e le

vel o

f the

coolant in

the

radiator.

C.Check engine

oil le

vel.

D.Check hydraulic

fluid

level.

E.See

that th

e batte

ry is

fully

charged

and

that th

e te

rminal c

onnectio

ns

are

clamped

tightly.

F.

On

hydrostatic

driv

e tra

ctors, fo

llow

the

same

procedure

for s

tartin

g as

Startin

g Procedure

for H

ydrostatic

Driv

e Tractors

afte

r Transportin

g on

Truck or fla

t car in

this

manual.

G.Start th

e engine

and

let it ru

n slowly.

IMP

OR

TA

NT: K

ee

p th

e d

oo

rs w

ide

op

en

an

d m

ove

the

ma

ch

ine

ou

tsid

eo

f the

sto

rag

e ro

om

imm

ed

iate

ly to

avo

id d

an

ge

r from

exh

au

st fu

me

s. D

on

ot a

cce

lera

te th

e e

ng

ine

rap

idly

or o

pe

rate

it at h

igh

sp

ee

d im

me

dia

tely

afte

r sta

rting

.

NOTE:

Ma

hin

dra

Tra

cto

rs

ST

OR

AG

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