TARAL 850 User manual

INTRODUCTION
We would like to thank you, our valuable customers, for purchasing this TARAL product.
This instruction manual contains information on the operation, lubrication and maintenance of your tractor. The information contained
is comprehensive and essential, and is designed to assist you, even-if une perienced, in utilizing your Tractor.
If the tractor is sold or transferred to another person, please give this manual to any new owners or operators of the tractor as they
may need the information contained.
If you lose this manual, request a new one from the dealer.
How well your Tractor continues to give satisfactory performance depends greatly upon the manner in which it is operated. It is,
therefore, requested that this manual be read carefully and kept ready for use so that the operation and maintenance services will
properly be carried out in order to keep the tractor in top mechanical condition at all times.
Should any information as to your tractor be required, consult your local dealer or distributor stating the product model and its chassis
and engine serial numbers of the Tractor concerned.
We are sure you will be happy with your Tractor.
NOTE:
The drawings used in this catalogue are for demonstration purposes only and may slightly be different from your tractor.
NOTE:
Keep this tractor instruction manual in a safe and convenient place to avoid any damages or wearing. Read this manual carefully when
you require any information or have concerns about operation and maintenance of your tractor.
NOTE:
E pressions such as LEFT, RIGHT, FRONT or REAR used in this manual should be understood in accordance with following rules:
FRONT means the front grill end while REAR means the lifting arm end of the Tractor. LEFT or RIGHT means the left or right hand side of
the Tractor looking forward from operator's seat.
FRONT
REAR
LEFT
RIGHT

TRACTOR TYPE INFORMATION
Tractor Brand: TARAL
Tractor Type: 800D
Tractor Variant: 850D 4WD SWB ÖR
855D 4WD SWB ÖR
860D 4WD SWB ÖR
856D 4WD SWB ÖR
850G 4WD SWB ÖR
855G 4WD SWB ÖR
860G 4WD SWB ÖR
856G 4WD SWB ÖR
850G 4WD LWB ÖR
855G 4WD LWB ÖR
860G 4WD LWB ÖR
856G 4WD LWB ÖR
850G 4WD LWB AR
855G 4WD LWB AR
860G 4WD LWB AR
856G 4WD LWB AR
Tractor Category: T2
Tractor Trade Name: TARAL 850
TARAL 855
TARAL 860
TARAL 856
TARAL-agrimac 850
TARAL-agrimac 855
TARAL-agrimac 860
TARAL-agrimac 856
Manufacturer of Tractor: TARAL Tarım Makine ve Aletleri
Sanayi A.Ş.
Address: Maltepe Mah. Hastane Yolu Sok.
No:1, 34010, Zeytinburnu,
İstanbul
Telephone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
[phone]
e-mail: [email protected]
Web site: www.taral.com
ENGINE SERIAL NUMBER:
A: En ine Identification Plate: It is placed on the
cylinder head.
B: En ine Serial Number Barcode: It is placed either
on manifold or cylinder head.
C: En ine Serial Number: It is located at the ri ht
side of the cylinder block, next to injection pump.
TRACTOR IDENTIFICATION PLATE:
It is located at the ri ht side of the tractor tunnel
(service) sheet.
CHASSIS SERIAL NUMBER:
It is placed on transmission case, specifically under
the ri ht side of tractor tunnel (service) sheet.
FRONT AXLE SERIAL NUMBER:
It is placed on the center body of the front axle,
specifically at the front side.

TAKING DELIVERY OF THE
TRACTOR
When your tractor is delivered, ask your dealer to
perform the first operation and provide you
information on instruction and maintenance.
If you have further questions, please contact the
factory.
Make sure all components are installed and in
perfect workin condition before takin the
delivery of the tractor. Make sure all accessories
are provided, the tool box includin all tools is
available and no manual is missin . Two i nition
keys are delivered with the tractor.
Documentation of the tractor:
Instruction Manual
Lo Book
Warranty Card
Service Center List
THE LIFE OF THE TRACTOR
Tractor is desi ned to operate for 10 years.
The life of your tractor may be realized or even
extended by observin the rules and methods
described in this manual, performin scheduled
maintenance before and after warranty period at
authorized maintenance centers and usin ori inal
TARAL spare parts.
WARRANTY
All products manufactured by TARAL and
purchased from authorized dealers and services
are under warranty.
We recommend you to use ori inal TARAL parts
supplied by authorized dealers or services.
Dama es resultin from faulty operation,
insufficient or late maintenance, use of non-
ori inal spare parts or implements not allowed are
not covered under warranty.
NOTE:
The tractor may be operated with several
implements; however, this manual may not ive
information about each possible implement to be
used. Consult your dealer or the factory about the
conformity of such implements which are not
described in this manual, before usin them.
TARAL may not be held liable for the dama es or
unexpected losses that may result from the
incorrect installation, handlin of undescribed or
unapproved implements and/or incorrect
operation of the tractor.
SAFETY
One of the main concerns focused durin the
development and production of the tractor is
operator’s safety. Desi n is composed of several
safety issues.
Despite all these precautions, accidents may still
occur and most of them are caused due to the
safety precautions ne lected.
The best way to prevent accidents is to be aware of
the possible risks and precautions to be taken and
behave accordin ly.
Prior to the operation of the tractor, operator must
be aware and have a throu h understandin of the
safety warnin s and precautions described in this
manual.
All protective elements must be in place and
undama ed, and if dama ed they must be serviced
immediately.
Tractor must not be operated without the operator
is seated. Ensure that all warnin labels is in place
and le ible, and if not, replace the labels.
Operator of the tractor must always be well-rested
and alert and must not be under the influence of
alcohol or dru . Persons who use prescribed
medicines may not use a tractor without the
permission or report by a doctor.

TREATMENT OF A NEW
TRACTOR
All components of your tractor are subject to
strin ent checkin durin assembly in the factory.
However, a new tractor should be carefully
checked over by the operator himself for the first
25—50 hours operation, heavy duty work should
be avoided. If heavy duty work is unavoidable,
drive in a ear one sta e lower than you would
normally use, and run the en ine at lower rpm.
“IMPORTANT”
50 HOURS SERVICE
When the tractor is brand new, after the first 50
hours of runnin , the followin service,
maintenance and checkin should be carried out as
specified below.
1. Replace en ine filter and en ine oil.
2. Replace transmission oil.
3. Replace the oil of front axle.
4. Replace traction oil.
5. Reti hten all bolts and nuts, payin special
attention to those for steerin linka e and
wheel.
6. Check and adjust the fan belt tension.
7. Check the wheels to see if their condition is
ood and tire pressure is correct.
8. Reti hten the cylinder head bolts and adjust
valve clearances.
9. Replace the air cleaner and clean its container.
10. Replace the fuel filter and clean its container.
11. Replace the transmission oil filter and clean its
container.
12. Replace the en ine oil filter and clean its
container.
13. Check the front hub for end-play.
14. Check brake fluid.
15. Check battery char e level.
16. Clean the hydraulic oil filter.
17. Check parkin brake/foot brakes and clutch
pedal free play.
18. Check transmission and en ine link bolts.
This 50-hour Service is an essential procedure for
keepin the tractor in top condition, so it must be
done properly.

CONTENTS
SECTION 1. SAFETY WARNINGS...................................................................................................... 1
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.................................................................................................................. 2
GENERAL OPERATING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .................................................................. 2
BASIC SAFETY PRECAUTIONS FOR MAINTENANCE.......................................................... 3
OPERATING THE TRACTOR...................................................................................................... 4
PREVENTING SIDE ROLLOVER.............................................................................................. 10
PREVENTING REAR ROLLOVER............................................................................................ 10
SOUND LEVELS ......................................................................................................................... 11
WASTE OIL PICK-UP................................................................................................................. 11
RECOMMENDED IMPLEMENTS............................................................................................. 11
WARNING LABELS.................................................................................................................... 13
SECTION 2. EXTERNAL VIEW AND NOMENCLATURE OF EACH PART................................ 15
FRONT DASHBOARD CONTROLS.............................................................................................. 15
TRACTOR CONTROLS .................................................................................................................. 15
SECTION 3. FUNCTIONS AND USAGE OF PARTS....................................................................... 17
INSTRUMENT PANEL.................................................................................................................... 17
USAGE OF FRONT DASHBOARD CONTROLS.......................................................................... 19
USAGE OF TRACTOR CONTROLS.............................................................................................. 20
TRANSMISSION.............................................................................................................................. 25
FRONT AXLE .................................................................................................................................. 25
HYDRAULIC LIFT .......................................................................................................................... 26
3 POINT LINKAGE SYSTEM......................................................................................................... 27
IMPLEMENT MOUNTING............................................................................................................ 28
IMPLEMENT REMOVAL............................................................................................................... 28
MIDDLE ARM CONNECTION....................................................................................................... 28
HITCH CONNECTIONS.................................................................................................................. 29
POWER TAKE-OFF HOUSING...................................................................................................... 31
DIFFERENTIAL LOCK................................................................................................................... 31
HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT................................................................................................................... 32
ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT.................................................................................................................. 33
TIRES AND RIMS............................................................................................................................ 34
RIM ASSEMBLY DETAILS............................................................................................................ 34

TIRE MOUNTING............................................................................................................................ 35
WEIGHTS......................................................................................................................................... 36
SECTION 4 - OPERATION ................................................................................................................. 39
BEFORE OPERATING THE TRACTOR........................................................................................ 39
STARTING THE ENGINE............................................................................................................... 39
STARTING IN COLD WEATHER.................................................................................................. 39
AFTER THE ENGINE IS STARTED .............................................................................................. 40
DRIVING THE TRACTOR.............................................................................................................. 40
STOPPING THE TRACTOR............................................................................................................ 41
SECTION 5. PERIODIC AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ..................................................... 43
GENERAL RULES FOR MAINTENANCE.................................................................................... 44
AIR CLEANER................................................................................................................................. 45
RADIATOR ...................................................................................................................................... 46
FUEL FILTER................................................................................................................................... 47
ENGINE OIL FILTER...................................................................................................................... 48
ENGINE OIL LEVEL....................................................................................................................... 48
TRANSMISSION OIL FILTER ....................................................................................................... 48
TRANSMISSION OIL LEVEL ........................................................................................................ 48
BRAKE FLUID................................................................................................................................. 49
ENGINE OIL REPLACEMENT....................................................................................................... 50
TRANSMISSION OIL REPLACEMENT........................................................................................ 50
REPLACING THE OIL OF FRONT AXLE..................................................................................... 51
LUBRICATION TABLE .................................................................................................................. 52
REFUELLING................................................................................................................................... 53
ADJUSTMENT OF FAN BELT TENSION..................................................................................... 53
ADJUSTMENT OF CLUTCH PEDAL............................................................................................ 54
FOOT CLUTCH PEDAL.............................................................................................................. 54
HAND CLUTCH .......................................................................................................................... 54
BRAKE ADJUSTMENT .................................................................................................................. 55
FOOT BRAKE.............................................................................................................................. 55
HAND BRAKE............................................................................................................................. 56
AXIAL TRAVEL ADJUSTMENT OF FRONT AXLE .................................................................. 56
ADJUSTING TOE-IN ON FRONT AXLE ...................................................................................... 57
SAFETY START CONTROL........................................................................................................... 58

HYDRAULIC CONTROL ADJUSTMENT..................................................................................... 58
GREASE LOCATIONS.................................................................................................................... 59
INJECTION NOZZLE INSPECTION.............................................................................................. 60
CYLINDER HEAD BOLT TIGHTENING...................................................................................... 60
VALVE CLEARANCE ADJUSTMENT.......................................................................................... 61
SETTING INJECTION PUMP TIMING.......................................................................................... 62
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM.................................................................................................................. 64
BATTERY..................................................................................................................................... 64
BOOSTER CONNECTION.......................................................................................................... 65
PROPER BATTERY SERVICE AND TIPS FOR SAFETY ....................................................... 66
HEADLAMPS............................................................................................................................... 67
TRAILER SOCKET...................................................................................................................... 67
ILLUMUNATION LAMPS.......................................................................................................... 67
FUSES........................................................................................................................................... 68
GLOW PLUG................................................................................................................................ 68
RELAYS ....................................................................................................................................... 69
STARTER MOTOR...................................................................................................................... 70
ALTERNATOR ............................................................................................................................ 70
INSTRUMENT PANEL WIRING DIAGRAM ........................................................................... 71
OPENING THE BONNET............................................................................................................... 72
WASHING THE TRACTOR............................................................................................................ 72
SECTION 6- STORING........................................................................................................................ 73
STORAGE......................................................................................................................................... 73
REOPERATION AFTER STORAGE .............................................................................................. 73
SECTION 7. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................. 75
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................................... 75
ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS............................................................................................................ 76
SPEEDS VIA TIRES......................................................................................................................... 76
TURNING RADIUS ......................................................................................................................... 77
ENGINE LUBRICATION SYSTEM................................................................................................ 78
ENGINE SPEED GOVERNOR........................................................................................................ 78
TRANSMISSION.............................................................................................................................. 78
CLUTCH........................................................................................................................................... 78
DIFFERENTIAL LOCK................................................................................................................... 78

COOLING SYSTEM ........................................................................................................................ 78
AIR CLEANER................................................................................................................................. 78
FUEL SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................ 79
HYDRAULIC PUMP........................................................................................................................ 79
BRAKES ........................................................................................................................................... 79
STEERING........................................................................................................................................ 79
FRONT AXLE .................................................................................................................................. 79
REAR HITCH ................................................................................................................................... 79
MAXIMUM AXLE LOADS............................................................................................................. 80
POWER TAKE-OFF......................................................................................................................... 80
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM................................................................................................................... 80
3 POINT LINKAGE SYSTEM......................................................................................................... 80
ELECTRIC........................................................................................................................................ 80
CAPACITIES.................................................................................................................................... 80
UNIT CONVERSION TABLE......................................................................................................... 81
SECTION 8. TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................. 83
ENGINE HARD TO START............................................................................................................ 83
BAD EXHAUST COLOUR.............................................................................................................. 84
ENGINE STOPS ABRUPTLY......................................................................................................... 84
IN CASE ENGINE IS STOPPED ABRUPTLY............................................................................... 84
TRACTOR WILL NOT START....................................................................................................... 85
TRACTOR WILL NOT START....................................................................................................... 85
TRACTOR WILL NOT MOVE WITH ENGINE RUNNING ........................................................ 85
3 POINT LINKAGE SYSTEM WILL NOT MOVE........................................................................ 85
BATTERY PROBLEMS................................................................................................................... 86

SECTION 1. SAFETY WARNINGS
SAFETY AND WARNING SIGNS AND INSTRUCTIONS
This symbol means be CAREFUL and AWARE; YOUR SAFETY IS IN DANGER.
The symbol above describes si nificant safety warnin s when it is used in this manual. Please pay particular
attention when you see this warnin and follow subsequent safety precautions.
WHY IS SAFETY IMPORTANT?
ACCIDENTS CAN CAUSE INJURIES AND EVEN DEATH
ACCIDENTS ARE COSTLY
ACCIDENTS CAN BE AVOIDED
DANGER:
When the word DANGER appears next to this symbol, it indicates the risk which may
be resulted in serious injuries or even deaths if the subsequent precautions are not avoided.
CAUTION
When the word CAUTION appears next to this symbol, it indicates risks which may b
e
resulted in serious injuries or even deaths if the subsequent precautions are not considered and
obeyed.
WARNING:
When the word WARNING appears next to this symbol, it indicates risks to pay
special attention to avoid causin accidents.
1

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
REMEMBER: "SAFETY" IS ONLY A WORD UNTIL IT IS
PUT INTO PRACTICE
Improper handlin of the tractor could lead to an
accident. Prior to the operation of the tractor, be
sure to read this Manual carefully and have a
thorou h understandin of all of the contents. In
particular, the instructions iven in this section
entitled "SAFETY PRECAUTIONS" must be strictly
followed.
GENERAL OPERATING SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
Observe all the safety precautions in this manual
when operatin the tractor.
Operate the tractor with suitable clothin that will
allow easy movement. Avoid loose jackets,
mufflers, ties, scarves, or loose shirt sleeves to
prevent from bein cau ht by movin parts.
Recommended protective items:
•Helmet
•Mask
•Earphone
•Protective o les
•Suitable clothes
•Reflective tapes
•Safety loves
•Safety shoes
It is recommended to have a fire extin uisher and a
first aid kit in the vehicle. Operator must know the
place and utilization of these equipments.
Do not allow children or adults havin no
knowled e of the tractor or tractor operation, to
operate the tractor.
If you have any doubts re ardin the operation of
the tractor, please consult this manual.
Never allow riders on the tractor, hitch drawbar or
attachments while travellin and operatin them.
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
2

BASIC SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
FOR MAINTENANCE
Always follow these maintenance instructions
before operatin the tractor:
Immediately repair the head li hts and work lamps
required to conform to traffic re ulations where
the tractor is operated.
Keep tractor steps clean to avoid accidents due to
slippa e. Dust, mud, snow, ice, etc. must be
removed from the pedals and brakes as they may
cause slippa e.
Cover the PTO shaft with a uard when not bein
used.
Be sure to apply the brake and lower any
attachment or implement before disassemblin
any part.
Never adjust or service the tractor when it is in
motion or while the en ine is runnin . Always
adjust the brake or clutch properly in accordance
with the adjustin procedure in the instruction
book.
Do not remove the radiator cap while the en ine is
runnin . Shut down the en ine and wait until it
cools sufficiently. For removal, turn the cap to the
first stop to relieve pressure. Do not touch en ine,
muffler, exhaust pipe or exhaust manifold while
the tractor is runnin or just after runnin , wait
until these parts are cold before performin any
procedures.
Hydraulic oil or fuel escapin under pressure can
penetrate the skin, causin serious injury. Before
disconnectin oil or fuel lines, be sure to relieve all
pressure. Before restorin pressure after repair, be
sure all connections are ti ht and all hydraulic
components are in normal condition.
Pressure oil may not be observed visually. You may
use a carton for detection purposes. If injured by
leakin fluid, see a doctor immediately for proper
treatment.
When refuelin , be particularly careful first to stop
the en ine completely to prevent the fuel from
i nitin . Never refuel in the presence of an open
flame or while smokin . Always use funnel when
addin fuel and refuel only out of doors. When
refuelin is completed, wipe any spilled fuel off the
tractor and securely fasten the cap of the fuel tank.
Before drivin the tractor, perform daily
inspections such as controllin oil level, fuel level,
tire air pressure, etc.
DANGER
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
CAUTION
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
WARNING
3
WARNING

Before startin any work on electrical equipment
or work that may cause you to touch the electrical
part accidentally, first disconnect the battery
cables. Never remove the rubber cap cover at the
positive terminal of the battery cable end. Before
connectin the battery to the char er, make sure
that the char er switch is in "OFF" position. Be-
sure to connect the char er to the correct
terminals on the battery, (positive to positive,
ne ative to ne ative). A reat amount of hydro en
as is enerated by the battery when it is bein
char ed. Take precautions a ainst fire: Do not have
any exposed flame in the area where you are
workin . Be sure not to cause any leaka e of the
electrolyte, since it will corrode the skin or
clothin . In case of accident as described below,
immediately seek first aid, and see a doctor
immediately for proper treatment.
•If the diluted sulfuric acid from the battery has
otten into the eyes: Cleanse the eyes with a
lot of clean runnin water for more than 15
minutes, while openin the eyes widely.
•If diluted sulfuric acid from the battery has
been swallowed: Rinse the mouth with clean
water immediately and drink a lot of raw e s
or milk. Lie down quietly.
•If diluted sulfuric acid has otten on the skin or
clothin : Wash away the diluted sulfuric acid
completely with a lot of clean runnin water
and neutralize with soap solution. Then rinse
with water.
•If the diluted sulfuric acid is spilled: Wash away
with a lot of water or neutralize with slacked
lime or bicarbonate of soda.
Wear suitable protective equipment such as
o les, mask, loves, etc. when you are usin the
tractor for a ricultural sprayin purposes. Zirai
ilaçların teneffüs edilmesi veya direk temas
edilmesi sağlığınız açısından bir risktir.Inhalation of,
or direct contact with, a ricultural pesticides is
risky for your health. Daha detaylı bil iler için ilacın
kullanım kılavuzuna başvurunuz.For more detailed
information, please consult pesticide manual.
Do not remove the labels on the tractor. If the
labels are worn out and become ille ible etc.,
replace them.
When you are workin the electrical system of the
tractor, do not for et to remove (-) terminal.
Stop the en ine and make sure the PTO shift lever
is in neutral before performin any of the followin
services, includin :
•Removal of the propeller shaft between
PTO and any attachment,
•Adjustment of PTO drive train and hitch.
•Adjustment or cleanin of PTO driven
attachment.
The steerin wheel always has built-in play to some
extent, which is required for smooth workin of
sector ear and pinion ear. Always inspect the
amount of the play. Do not operate the tractor if
there is too much or too little play in the steerin .
OPERATING THE TRACTOR
Before Starting and Driving the Tractor
Operate the tractor only when seated properly in
operator's seat and keep a firm rip on the steerin
wheel at all times. Never attempt to perform any
operation of the tractor from anywhere else, on or
off the tractor. Always wear a helmet when
operatin the tractor. Do not attempt to jump start
the tractor, always start the en ine with i nition
key.
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
4
WARNING
WARNING
READY
WARNING

Starting and Driving the Tractor
Always operate the tractor at the proper speed
which enables you to keep the tractor under your
complete control.
To start travellin , lower the en ine speed and
release the clutch pedal slowly. Abrupt releasin
causes the tractor to jump off.
Before leavin the tractor, stop the en ine, remove
the key, apply the parkin brake and make sure
that the en ine has come to a complete stop, and
any attachment is completely touchin the round.
Do not leave the seat before tractor and the
implement stops completely.
Slow down when operatin the tractor on rou h
round.
Never attempt to jump on or off a movin tractor.
When startin the tractor, operatin any
attachment or en a in the PTO make sure that no
one is in the way, especially children.
When startin the en ine in an enclosed area or
buildin , ensure proper ventilation by openin the
doors and/or windows to prevent carbon
monoxide inhalation. Mount the extension exhaust
pipe on the tractor which has a cabin.
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
CAUTION
DANGER
5
KEY
LOCK

If ROPS is folded, level it down, fasten the seat belt
before usin the tractor and keep it fastened while
in operation.
It is not recommended to use tractors without
ROPS.
Travelling on Roads and Streets:
Prior to the operation of the tractor, be sure that
all functions described in this manual perform
properly.
Operator must know local traffic rules and laws
and has a valid drivin license for drivin on road.
Ensure that the plate is placed so that it is visible
durin travellin and all documents that may be
necessary are around.
Do not allow children to use the tractor or hitch
any implement to the tractor.
Ensure that the lass of the lamps and si nals are
clean.
Keep rotatin beacon lamp on when travellin on
road, this will help other vehicles that are distant,
behind a hill or out of the field of clear view to
notice you easily.
For travellin on roads and streets be sure to lock
both brake pedals together before driving to
prevent either brake from acting independently.
Never operate the differential lock while drivin at
hi h speed or travellin on the road. For drivin the
4-WO tractor on the road, be sure to place the 4-
WD shift lever in OFF position.
In case you notice a loose bolt or any dama e on
some of the equipments or parts, stop the tractor
immediately and do not turn back to workin until
the failure/problem is solved.
Be sure that PTO is deactivated, brakes are linked
and the differential lock is released.
CAUTION
DANGER
CAUTION
DANGER
CAUTION
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WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
DANGER
DANGER
CAUTION

Safety frame must always be rolled out (unfolded)
and in undama ed condition. Do not perform any
modifications on the safety frame for any
purposes.
Always fasten your seat belts when usin the
tractor.
Always operate and stop the tractor while you are
seated.
When safety frame (ROPS) is open, be careful while
passin under brid es, canals, low-hei ht
structures or electric cables in order to eliminate
the risk of ban in into them, if there is risk, you
can fold up the safety frame temporarily, when the
obstacle is passed return the safety frame to its
initial position and continue to travel.
Tractor is only for 1 person; do not carry any other
passen ers on the fender, bonnet or other
components of the tractor.
Be sure that there is not any person in the circle of
the tractor while maneuverin .
Do not perform any adjustments, mountin or
demountin while the tractor is operated.
While mountin , removin or usin an implement,
be sure that there are no persons between the
tractor and the implement.
Do not attempt or allow others to attempt to
operate the tractor or reach to the control levers
from the area on which the implement is mounted.
Never remove or mount the implements when the
tractor is operated or the parkin brake is not
applied.
Do not allow any person under the implement,
when the tractor is operated and the implement is
in use.
Move the implement to the carryin position on
road and tie and carry it without interruptin the
drivin and view of other travellin vehicles.
Avoid operatin the tractor close to the areas
where fixed obstacles such as walls, fences, etc. are
present as they may restrain the maneuver
capability of the tractor.
Do not use the tractor on neutral position,
especially when operatin on downward slow, be
sure that the tractor is in ear.
If the road is wet or slippery, pay particular
attention.
Lower your speed when approachin to hills.
Si nal before turnin .
Control the traffic on the intersections or while
crossin ; start crossin if the traffic allows.
Do not try to pass cars on road.
If the traffic behind becomes busy, pull over at an
appropriate place and ive way to the vehicles
behind.
While drivin and workin durin ni ht time, turn
on the li hts; maintain your speed lower than your
daytime speed; and turn on the work li ht for
better si ht when workin ni ht time.
DANGER
DANGER
WARNING
WARNING
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WARNING
DANGER
DANGER
CAUTION
DANGER
WARNING
DANGER
DANGER
DANGER
WARNING
DANGER
CAUTION
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION

Steering and Turning the Tractor
Slow down your tractor and disen a e the
differential lock before oin into a turn, bein
careful to prevent any attachment mounted on the
front or rear from hittin anyone or anythin . Note
that the turnin radius may be hi her especially
with lar e implements.
Towing and Operating on Hills
For towin work on downward slope, place the
shift lever in low speed and use en ine brake.
Never try to reduce the speed with brake only.
Towin a heavy object on a hill is hi hly hazardous.
Widen the tread of the tractor and mount the
wheel wei ht or chassis wei ht to increase the
stability and operate with extra caution. If
necessary, connect front wheels drawbar (4WD).
When operatin the tractor on hi her a steep slope
or flat round, be sure not to suddenly steer, brake
or operate clutch or attachments.
Do not operate the tractor at the ed e of cliff or
steep slope. Be particularly careful ri ht after the
rain when soil is soft and may ive way easily. If
necessary, connect front wheels drawbar (4WD).
Always load the tractor based on the axle loads
defined in this manual while towin with tractor.
For towin , be sure to use the drawbar only. Set
the hitch point below the center line of the rear
axle. When usin a chain, never try to move
forward abruptly. When usin a lon chain or cable
to hitch the tractor to the load, drive the tractor
forward slowly until all slack is taken out.
Avoid operatin the tractor on an extreme slope
that appears hazardous, when forced to operate
on such slope, use extra care.
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
8
WARNING
CAUTION
CAUTION