Terri ATD User manual

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Operator‘s manual
Before taking your Terri in use read the manual
carefully and get familiar with the contents
TERRI ATD
FromChassinr:20017068 604688D

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Foreword
Thismanualexplainshowtooperateandmain-
tainyournewTerri ATD.Evenifyouarealready
familiarwithTerri,thereisalotofinformationin
thismanualwhichyouwillneedtoknow.
Youcancarryoutlubricationandroutinemainte-
nanceyourself,butfortheotherservicingwork
westronglyadvicethatthemachineshouldbe
handedovertoyourdealer,whohasawell-trained
workshopstaffavailable.
Wereservetherighttoalterthespecicationsand
equipment,aswellasinstructionsformaintenance
andotherservicemeasures,withoutpriornotica-
tion.
Manufacturer: Alcab, THT AB
Viksdal
74451Morgongåva
Tel.+46-224-60070
Fax+46-224-60811
Fax+46-224-60972
Typeofmachine:
TERRI ATD
Powerrating:24,4 kW(DIN70020)
Serialnumber: ............................................................
Motornumber: ............................................................
Machineplate:
Placedattheleftfrontoftheengine
house

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CONTENTS
2 Foreword
2 Manufacturer
2 Machine plate
2 Serial number
3 Contents
4 Description
5 Safety
7 Working in the vicinity of aerial lines
8 Terry ATD main parts
9 Instruments and controls
10 Control board
10 Instrument board
19 Driving seat
20 Driving instructions
22 Maintenance
22 Motor
24 Fuel system
25 Air cleaner
26 Cooling system
27 Electrical system
29 Hydraulic system
30 Hydraulic oil container
31 Track roller bogie system
33 Brakes
34 Winch
35 Gear box unit
36 Adjustment possibilities of the wagon
36 Towing
37 Lubrication
38 Recommended lubricants
39 Maintenance Chart
40 Trouble shooting
41 Technical data
42 Alphabetical contents

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DESCRIPTION
TERRI ATD
Terri ATD isatrackdrivecross-countryvehiclewithAckermannsteeringsystemandaloadingcapacityof3tons.
Terri ATD isaspecialpurposemachinewithanextensiveandmany-sidedrangeofapplication.
Terri ATDisequippedwithafour-cylinder,uidcooledLombardiniLDWdieselunitengine.
Terri ATDisequippedwithahydrostatic/mechanicalsteeringassemblywithsealedhydrauliccircuit.Aneffect
limitedvariablehydraulicpumpthatisdirectlycoupledtoaninternalcombustionengineoperatesthesystem.
Inthetractorunitahigh-speedhydraulicmotorisrunninga2-speedgearboxofpreselectiontypewithamechanicaldifferen-
tialblocking.Thegearboxrunsthetracksviatwogearwheels.
Terri ATD iseasytodrivewithsmoothrunningcharacteristicsandgreattractiveforceinallsituations.Theclosed
hydraulicsystemisequallyeffectiveasabrakeasitprovidesgreattractiveforce.
Thedriver’scabisspaciousandthecontrolcomponentsusedforworkarewithinconvenientreach.Thenumbersof
functionsnecessarytooperateTerri ATD areminimised.Thereforeboththedriving-andworkingpositionis
comfortableforthedriver.Theexiblegrabloaderiseitheroperatedviaaconventionalmultipleleversystemorviaa
doubleleversystem,inthatcaseequippedwithbuilt-indrivingfunctions.Thedriver’sseatisobtainablewith
mechanicspringsorairsprings.
Atthefrontofthemachinethereisabuilt-inwinch.Thewinchcanbeusedtopulloffthemachineortodrawout
timberfrominaccessibleterrain.
LOADING UNIT EQUIPPED WITH HYDRAULIC DRIVE
Thewagonisequippedwithtwolowspeedhydraulicmotorsthatoperatethetracksviaagearpinion.Thewagonis
equippedwithanautomatichydraulicdifferentialbrake.Anelectricswitchinthecabinswitchesthewagonoperation
onandoff.Whenthewagonoperationisdisconnectedthehydraulicmotorsarebalancedatthesametimesothat
thewagoncanrunfree.Maximumtransportspeedisachievedbydisconnectingthewagonoperationandputtingin
thehigh-speedgear.
Thewagonisequippedwithabuilt-inparkingbrakethatisoperatedviaanelectricswitchinthecabin.Whenthe
motorisstoppedthewagonisbrakedautomatically.
Remember! Security always depends upon the driver, therefore
follow the security instructions carefully.

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GENERAL SECURITY REGULA-
TIONS
Readandtrytounderstandthecontentsofthischapter.It
containsatableofrulesthatalwaysmustbefollowedwhen
workingwithTerri.
However,theserulesdonotexcusethedriverfromnotfol-
lowingstatutoryorotherregulationsvalidnationallyinthe
eldofsafetyintrafcandoccupationalsecurity.
As a matter of precaution
Itisthedriver’sdutytobewellacquaintedwiththemain-
tenanceinstructionsandsecurityregulationsconcerningthe
machine.
Damages
Itisthedriver’sdutytotakeimmediatelycareofdamages
andwearandtearthatcanbehazardoustosecurity.
Maintenance
Performregularlythemaintenancemeasuresaccordingto
thechart.Whenperformingservice-andinspectionmeasu-
res,putdownthegrippingapplianceandstopthemotor.
Danger-zone
Thedanger-zoneforthemachineis20m,withinthisrange
nobodymayloiterwhenthemachineisinoperation.
Driver’s mates
Therearenoseatsfordriver’smates.
Carbon monoxide danger
Neverstartthemotororletitrunindoors.Dangerofcarbon
monoxidepoisoning.
Tipping over
Ifthemachinetipsover,holdontothedriver’sseatorthe
handles.DONOTJUMP!
Fire extinguisher
Thereextinguishermustalwaysbeincludedwhendriving
Terri.Befamiliarwiththeinstructionsforthereextinguis-
her.Inspectregularlythatthemanometerneedleofthere
extinguisheriswithinthegreeneld.
Support
Alwaysusethesupportbraceswhenworkingwiththecrane.
Load
Neverloadhigherthantheheightofthesafeguardposts.
Load in the crane
Neverdrivethemachinewithloadhangingintheloading
crane.
Hanging load
Nevergoorstandunderhangingload.
ThissymbolmeansDANGER, be careful.Yourand
otherpeople´ssecurityandhealthareatstake.

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Before driving
Checkwhetherthefunctionsofthedrivingleversandbrake
controlisallright.
Driving
Neverdrivethemachinemerelywithwagonoperation.This
cancausethemachinetotipundercertaincircumstances.
Thelowgearofthetractorunitmustalwaysbeengaged
whenwagonoperationisengaged.Whendrivingonuphill
anddownhillslopesthewagonoperationmustalwaysbe
engaged.
PRIOR TO leaving the machine
Beforeyouleavethemachine:putdowntheloggrips,stop
themotorandswitchoffthemainswitch.
Fluid levels
Whencontrollingtheuidlevelorllingthefueltankorthe
uidlevelofthebatteryneveruseopenames.
Terrain
Ifpossible,inspecttheterrainwhereyouaretodrive,especi-
allyduringthewintertimewhenthesnowiscoveringbumps.
Payattentiontotheangleofinclinationandtheconsequen-
cesthiswillhaveonthestabilityofthetractor.
Children
Neverallowchildreninthecabinorinthevicinityofthe
machinewhenthemotorisrunning.
Emergency exits
Getfamiliarwiththeemergencyexitsofthecabin.
1.Sidedoor
2.Roofhatch
3.Windscreen
Thesecuritypinsoftheroofhatchmustbewithdrawnwhen
drivingonanice-coveredlake.
Whenthewindscreenisusedasemergencyexit,smashrst
thescreenwiththehammer,placedinsideontherightinthe
cabin.

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Körning med upplyftad kranarm får ej ske
under eller i närheten av elektriska luftledningar.
Vältä työskentelyä sähköisten avojohtojen alapuo-
lella tai läheisyydessä.
Use of the loader under or near open electrical
Wires is forbidden.
Der Betricb des Ladekranes unler oder nahe bei
offenen elektrischen Leitungen ist nicht gestallet.
Totalheight
Beawareofthetotalheightofthecraneandtheloadbefore
drivingwheretheheightislimited.Beextracarefulwhendriving
wheretherearetemporaryarrangements,pendulousaerialcablesetc.
Whendrivingintheforestoronaforestroaddorememberthatit
maybedifculttoobserveaeriallinesovertheroad.Besides,these
cablescanhangsurprisinglylowwhentheyarecoveredwithsnow
andice.
WORKINGINTHEVICINITYOFAERIALLINES
When working in the vicinity of aerial lines no part of the mach-
ine or the load is permitted to come nearer the lines than stated
below:
Low tension 2 meters
High tension < 40 kV 4 meters
High tension > 40 kV 6 meters
Ifitisnotpossibletokeeptheabovesecuritydistance,thepower
stationmustbecontactedwiththerequesttocutoffelectricitywhile
oneisworkingthere.Onemustundernocircumstancesrelyongood
luckwhenworkinginthevicinityofaeriallines.Ifitisnotpossible
tohavethepowercutoffonemusttrytomovethetimberbyother
meansbeforeusingthecraneforloading.
ELECTRICITYNEEDSNOCONTACT.HIGHTENSION“HITS”
EVENATAGREATERDISTANCE.

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The main parts of Terri ATD
1 operation unit
2 cabin
3 control unit
4 grab loader
5 safeguard for displacement of load
6 loading space
7 track operation – bogie system
8 wagon
9 track operation – bogie system
10 winch

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Instruments and controls
1 parking brake
2 air vents
3 air vents
4 control for winch
5 lockcontrol for double action hydraulic cylinder
6 differential lock (not for Sweden)
7 panel for diesel heater (extra equipment)
8 ventilation fan
9 brake
10 winch control
11 gear lever
12 throttle pedal forward
13 driving lever
13b change-direction switch
13c ow devider-function
14 electrical socket (cigarette lighter)
15 fuse boxes
16 starter lock
17 control for cabin heating
18 hand accelerator
19 air vents
20 switch panel
21 instrument panel
26 emergency hammer

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Free
Locked
Broms
Brake
P1. Parking brake
Thisleveraffectsamechanicalbrake.Whentheleverismo-
vedbackwardsthebrakeisengaged.Viathebuttonontopof
theleverthelockisunbolted.
2. Front air vents screen
Theairventsregulatethedirectionoftheincomingair.For
defrosterpurposestheairisdirectedtowardsthewindscreen.
3. Front air vents oor
Theairventsregulatethedirectionoftheincomingair.
4. Winch lock
Thewinchlockpreventsthecablefromrunningoutcom-
pletely.Thewinchlockiscontrolledviaaleverontheleft
sideontheinstrumentboard.Thewinchlockisreleased
whentheleverisinitsfrontposition.Releasethewinchlock
andpullthecableout.
Attention! Use protective gloves.
Attention! Never push the driving lever backwards when the
winch is in use. This can cause damage to the gearbox.
5. Double action hydraulic cylinder
Viathedoubleactionhydrauliccylinder,installedbetween
thetractorunitandthewagon,thepositionforthefrontof
thetractorunitcanbeadjustedtodifferentconditions.
Position 1: Operatingleverpushedup=thetractorunit
“oats”free,i.e.thetractorunitcannobstructedly
followtheterrain.Thisisthenormaldrivingposition.
Attention! Spring-loaded locking of the lever in this posi-
tion.
Position 2: Operatingleverincentre,withspring-loadin
centreposi-
tion=“lockedposition”.
Thepositionofthetractorunitinrationtothewagonis
locked.Thispositionisonlyrecommendedwhendrivingin
lightsnowwithouttrackandwhencrossingaditchorother
obstacle.
Position 3: Bypushingtheoperatingleverforwardthe
frontofthetractorunitgoesdown.Theoperatinglevergoes
owingtothespring-loadbackto“lockedposition”(2)when
releasingthelever.
CAUTION! Do not swivel sharply with the machine when
the front is down.
Position 4: Bypushingtheoperatingleverdownwardsthe
frontofthetractorunitgoesup.Theoperationlevergoes
owingtothespring-loadbackto“lockedposition”(2)when
theleverisreleased.

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Open
Closed
Practical example:Drivingoveraminorditch.
Raisethefrontsomewhatwhenyouapproachtheditch.
Lowerthefrontbeforethebogieofthetractorunithas
whollycrossedtheditchsothatthefrontpartofthe
bogietouchesthegroundontheothersideoftheditch.
Drivewiththedoubleactionhydrauliccylinderinlock-
edpositionuntilthewheelofthewagonhascrossedthe
ditch.
Continuedrivingwiththedoubleactionhydrauliccylin-
derin“owingposition”(1)
6. Differential lock (not applicable for Sweden)
Thegearboxofthetractorunitisequippedwithamechani-
caldifferentiallock,controlledviaaleverontheinstrument
board.Thedifferentiallockisdisengagedwhentheleveris
initsbottomposition.
7. Panel for diesel heater (extra equipment)
Onthispanelthedieselheateriscontrolled.Seemanualfor
dieselheater.
8. Ventilation fan
Thecontrolhasthreepositions; OFF-LOW-HIGH.
9. Brake pedal
Withthebrakepedalthebrakesforthemachineareapplied.

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Engaged
Disengaged
10. Winch
Thewinchiscontrolledviaaleverontherightsideonthe
instrumentboard.Whenoneputstheleverintofrontposi-
tion,gear(11)intoneutralposition,wagonoperationdisen-
gaged,drivinglever(13)forwardandonepressesthethrottle
pedaldown,thewinchcableishoistedinontothewinch
cabledrum.
CAUTION!
Prior to operating the winch make sure that the cable
is not damaged. If a cable breaks during operation it
can cause great damage.
Attention! Never move the driving lever backwards when the
winch is in use. This causes that the winch cable is rolled up
in the wrong direction on the winch cable drum.
11. Gear lever
Withthegearlevertwogearscanbechosen.Iftheleveris
movedforwardthehigh-speedgearisengagedandwhenthe
leverisintherearpositionthelowspeedgearisengaged.
Whentheleverisincentrepositionneutralpositionisenga-
ged.
CAUTION!
The machine must never be driven with wagon opera-
tion only. This can cause the machine to tip under certain
circumstances. The low gear of the tractor unit must always
be engaged when wagon operation is engaged.
When driving on uphill and downhill slopes the wagon
operation must always be engaged.
12. Throttle pedal forward
Thethrottlepedalcontrolstheenginespeedduringdriving.
13. Driving lever
Thedrivinglevercontrolssteering.
Whentheleverismovedtotherightthemachineturnstothe
right.Whentheleverismovedtotheleftthemachineturns
totheleft.
Steeringdoesnotautomaticallyreturnto“forward”buthas
tobesteeredbackwiththedrivinglever.
Viathelockthedrivinglevercanbelockedintoneutralposi-
tion.
13b Change-direction switch
Theswitchisplacedfrontofthedrivingleverandhasthree
positions.
Whentheswitchisdownwardsthemachinemovesforward.
Whentheswitchisupwardsthemachinemovesbackwards.
Themiddlepositionsisneutralposition.
13c Flow-devide-function
Theengagebleow-deviderisinstalledbetweenthetractor
unitandwagonsdriveengines.Whenwagonoperationisen-
gagedandtheswitch13cispresseddown,thehydraulicoil
owisdevidedbetweenthehydraulicenginesinthetractor
unitandthewagon.Thisfunctionincreasewagonspulling
powerevenifthewagonisspinning.Caution ! wagon ope-
ration must always be engaged when using ow-devide-
function.
High speed
Low speed

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14 Electrical socket (cigarettelighter)
Amobilephonee.g.canbeconnectedtotheelectrical
socket.
Fuse boxes
Fusesareanoverloadprotectionoftheelectriccircuits.The
fuseboxesareinstalledinthefrontpartontheinstrument
board.
LIST OF FUSES
No. Amp Consumer unit
VI. 15 Ventilationfan
Directionindicators
Fuelpump
Controllampoillevel
Controllampoilpressure
Controllampoiltemperature
Fuelgauge
Coolantthermometer
Cabinlights
Stoptaillamp
Enginestoppingdevice
V2. 15 Workinglightsrear,front
V3. 15 Workinglightsside
V4. 15 Instrumentboardlight
Positionlights
Rearlights
V5. 15 Wagonbrake
Trailerdrive
V6. 15 Glow
Enginestoppvalve
H1 15 Headlights
H2. 15 Dippedheadlights
H3. 15 Windscreenandrearscreenwipers
Windscreenwasher
H4 15 Cigarettelighter
Signalhorn
H5 15 Radio
2-levers
H6 15 Extra

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16. Starter lock
Thestarterlockhasthreepositions,OFF-ON-ST
OFF–locked
ON-unlocked
ST-start(resilient)
17. Control for cabin heating
Theheatcontrolisstepbystepoperated.
Whenthecontrolleristurnedtotherighttheheatisoffand
whenthecontrolleristurnedtotheleftonegetsmaximum
heat.
18. Hand accelerator
Whenoperatingthegrabloadertheaccelerationoftheeng-
inecanbeadjusted.Forquickadjustmentpressthebutton
andpullthecontrolleruntilrequiredaccelerationisattained.
Forprecisionadjustmentturnthecontrolleruntilrequired
accelerationisattained.
19 Rear air vent screen
Theairventscontrolthedirectionoftheincomingair.For
defrosterpurposestheairisdirectedtowardstherearwin-
dow.

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20. Switch board
20.1 Control for direction indicators
Ifthebuttonispresseddownwardstheleftdirectionindica-
torwillash.Ifthebuttonispressedupwardstherightdirec-
tionindicatorwillash.Thecontrollampasheswhenthe
directionindicatorisengaged.
Attention! If a lamp has fallen out the control lamp is as-
hing faster.
20.2 Light change over switch
Thelightchangeoverswitchswitchesthelightfromhead
lightstodippedlights.Thecontrollampisalightwhenthe
headlightsisengaged.
20.3 Switch for dipped lights
Thecontrollampisalightwhenthedippedlightsareenga-
ged.
20.4 Switch working light front
Extraequipment.Thisswitchturnsthefrontworkinglights
on.Thecontrollampisalightwhenthefrontworkinglightis
engaged.
20.5 Switch working light side
Thisswitchturnsthelightsonthesidesofthemachineon.
Thecontrollampisalightwhenthesidelightsareengaged.
20.6 Switch working light rear
Thisswitchturnstherearworkinglightson.
Thecontrollampisalightwhentherearlightisengaged.

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20.8 Extra switch
Hereisaplaceforanextraswitchforaccessoriescanbe
installed.
20.9 Windscreen wipers
Thispushbuttonoperatesthewindscreenwipers
20.10 Push button for horn
Ifthepushbuttonispresseddownthehornwillsound.
20.11 Wagon operation
Thispushbuttonengagesanddisengagesthewagonopera-
tion.Thecontrollampisalightwhenwagonoperationis
engaged.
Attention! Driving with wagon operation engaged only with
low speed gear.
20.12 Trailer brake
Thetrailerbrakeisappliedandreleasedwiththeswitch.
Theindicatorisalightwhenthetrailerbrakeisapplied.
Whentheoilpressuredropsbelow10bar,appliesthetrailer
brakeautomatically.
N.B. The trailer brake is a parking brake. Always release the
trailer brkae when driving the machine; the brake may oth-
erwise be damaged.
20.13 Wiper and washer for rear window
Theswitchhastwopositions.Therstpositionsstartsthe
wiperandthesecond,theresilientpositionstartsthewasher.
Attention! The rear window has a protective pane being very
resistant against knocks and impacts. However it is not as
scratch resistant as normal glass. Therefore never engage
the wiper on a dry pane. Neither should you clean the pane
with a dry cloth.

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21 Instrument board
21.1 Revolution indicator
Therevolutionindicatorshowstherotationspeedoftheen-
gine.
21.2 Working hours indicator
Thisindicatorshowstherunninghoursofthemachine.The
indicatorisengagedwhentheengineisrunning.
21.3 Temperature control for hydraulic oil
Showsthetemperatureofthehydraulicoil
21.4 Engine temperature indicator
Theenginetemperatureindicatorshowsthetemperatureof
thecoolantoftheengine.Whenrunningnormally,withthe
enginewarm,thetemperatureshownshouldbe90–95de-
grees.
21.5 Fuel meter
Registersthefuellevelinthetank.
21.6 Control lamp oil pressure engine
Thecontrollampshouldbeoutwhentheengineisrunning.
However,iftheoilpressureoftheenginedropsbelow0.5
barthecontrollampwilllightup.Ifthisshouldhappen,stop
theengineimmediatelyanddeterminethesourceofthetrou-
bleandtakecareofitbeforeyoustarttheengineagain.
21.7 Glow indicator
Theindicatorbecomesextinctwhentheglowingprocessis
completed.
21.8 Charging control lamp
Normallythelampshouldbeoutwhentheengineisrunning.
Ifthelamplightswhilerunningthisindicatesthatthereis
afaultintheelectricalsystemandthesourceofthetrouble
mustbedeterminedandtakencareof.
21.9 Warning lamp for low hydraulic oil level
Thewarninglampwilllightupwhenthehydraulicoillevel
dropstothelowestlimit.
1/minx100

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22. Control for crane
Seeseparateoperationinstructions
23. Throttle pedal rear
Controlstherotationspeedoftheenginewhenengagingthe
crane.
24. Fire-extinguisher
Thereextinguisherisa2-kilogrampowder-extinguisher.
Foroperationseetheinstructionsfortheextinguisher.
CAUTION!
Inspect regularly that the manometer needle is
within the green eld.
25. Main switch
Theentireelectricsupplycanbeturnedoffwiththemain
switch.
Attention! Never turn off the main switch while the engine is
running.
CAUTION!
The main switch must be turned off when carrying out
service- and maintenance measures on the machine!
26. Emergency hammer
Whenthewindscreenisudesasemergencyexit,smashthe
screenwiththehammer,placedinsideontherightinthe
cabin.
Driving seat
The swivelling of the driver’s seat
Thedrivingseatcanbeswivelledandxedinthreeposi-
tions.Forwardfordriving,60degreestotheleftforentering
andleavingthemachineaswellasbackwardsforoperating
thegrabloader.Theseatisdetachedviafootpedal1.
Adjustment of the driving seat
Viacontrol2theseatcanbemovedforward–backwards.
Viacontrol3theverticalspringingoftheseatisadjusted.
Thespringingcanbeseenonthescaleandthesetvalue
shouldcorrespondtotheweightofthedriver.
Viaknob4theheightofthearmrestisadjusted.
Viacontrol5theseatheightofthefrontpartoftheseatis
adjusted.
Viacontrol6theseatheightoftherearpartoftheseatisad-
justed.Byalternatelyraisingandloweringthefrontandrear
partoftheseattheheightoftheseatcanbeadjusted.
Viacontrol7theangleofthebackrestoftheseatcanbead-
justed.

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STARTING THE ENGINE
Routine measures prior to starting the engine
Ø Seetoitthatthethrottlepedalreturnsautomatically
to neutralposition
Ø Seetoitthatthedrivingleverisincentreposition
and thewinchisdisengaged.
Start with cold engine
Turntheignitionkeytopositiondriving(ON).Nowthe
glowindicatorandthecontrolsforchargingandoilpressure
willbecomealight.Whentheglowindicatorlampbecomes
extinctturnthekeytostartposition(ST)-
Seetoitthattheignitionkeyautomaticallyreturnstoposi-
tion“driving”(ON)whentheengineisrunning.
Duringextremelycoldweathertwo“glowings”insucces-
sionof15secondsmayberequired.Bygivingfullthrottle
theinjectionpumpsuppliesmaximumamountoffuel.
Donotrunthestartermotorcontinuouslyformorethan10
secondsatatime.Repeattheglowingpriortothenextstart
attempt.
Engine pre-heater (optional)
Duringcoldweatheritisadvisabletouseanelectricordie-
seloperatedenginepre-heaterthatwarmsthecoolantofthe
engine.
Warming up
Theenginerequiresabout4to5minutesofwarminguptime
beforethemachinecanbeusedforfulloperation.
Start with warm engine
Ifstartingwithawarmenginenoglowingisnecessary.Turn
thekeydirectlytostart(ST).
Stopping the engine
Lettherotationspeedoftheenginegodowntoidlingspeed
andturntheignitionkeytoposition“OFF”.
CAUTION!
When you leave the machine:
Put down the grab loader, stop the engine, switch
off the main switch and take the ignition key
with you when you leave the machine. By doing
so you make sure that all current consumers are
disengaged and unauthorised persons cannot
start the machine.

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DRIVING
The gearbox of Terri is of pre-selection type with 2-speed.
This implies that changing may only be done when the ma-
chine is stationary.
Ø Releasethebrakes
Ø Putthepositionofthedoubleactionhydrauliccylinder
to“oatingposition”
Ø engageagear(high/low)
Ø Chosedirectionviathechange-directionswitch13b.
Ø Increasetherotationspeedoftheengineviathethrottle
pedal.
Therotationspeedoftheengineregulatestheamountof
oilgettingtothehydraulicmotorsandthusthespeed.The
speedcanthereafterbecontrolledwiththerotationspeedof
theengine(throttle).
Stopping the engine
Theenginestopsifthethrottlepedalreturnstoitsidleposi-
tionorifthedriving-direction-switchisputtocentreposi-
tion.Iftheswitchisincentrepositionthehydrauliccircuitis
closedandthehydraulicsystemhasaslowingdowneffect.
(Seetextaboutbrakes).
Driving with wagon operation
Wagonoperationmayonlybeengagedwhenthelowspeed
gearisputin.Ifthewagonoperationisengagedwhenthe
highspeedgearisengagedtheoilowtothewagonengines
isnotsufcientwiththeresultthatthewagonisslowed
down.
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