Yanmar YM195 User manual

DIESEL TRACTOR
OPERATIONMANUAL
MODEL
YM195 -3
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This new tractor was carefully designed and manu.
factured to give years of dependable service. To
keep it running
efficiently, read the instructians in
this operator's manual.
Each section is clearly identified so you can easily
find the information you need. Use the alpha-
betical index for fast reference.
The warranty on th~stractor appears on the
"YANMAR
DIESEL TRACTOR LIMITEDWAR-
RANTY" which you should have received from
your YANMAR dealer when you purchased the
tractor.
Note:
All data subject to alteration without notice
Illustrations may show optional acces-
sories.
A
This safety alert symbol indicates impor-
tant safety
messages in this manual. When
you see this symbol, be alert to the possibility of
personal injury and carefully read the message
that follows.
This stop symbol indicates important
proper operation messages in this manual.
When you see this symbol, be carefully
read the message that follows.
"Right-hand" and the "Left-hand" sides of th~s
tractor are determined byfacing inthe direction of
tractor forward travel
This tractor
is of metric des~gn. Ail
hardware is therefore metric (ISO).Make
sure you use the specified metric hard-
ware when replacement becomes neces-
sarv.
For your convenience most specificationsare given
in customary U.S. measurement with the metric
measurement following.
Record your tractor serial numbersbelow. Provide
this information to your dealer when ordering
parts.
Whenever serial numbers are required on all
warranty claims, it is extremely important that the
complete number groups together with
all letters
be furnished.
Tractor Ser~alNumber
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EngineSerial Number

A SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
A READ SAFETY SIGNS
1. This is the safety-alen symbol. When you see
the symbol on your machine or in this manual.
be alert to the possibility of personal injury and
carefully read the messages that follow.
2. The signal words "DANGER" "WARNING"
"CAUTION"
are used with the safety-alert
symbol.
1) "DANGER" denotes the extreme hazard
which would result in high probability of
irreparable injury if proper precautions are
not taken.
2) "WARNING" denotes the hazard which
would result in injury if proper precautions
are not taken.
3) "CAUTION" denotes thegeneral precautions.
3. Carefully read all safety messages inthis manual
and safety signs on your machine. Follow
recommended precautions to operate machine
safely.
.Keep safety signs in good readable condition.
Replace any missing or damaged safety signs
with new safety signswhich you can purchase at
your YANMAR dealer.

2 Safety Instructions
A SAFETY SIGN LOCATION
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1. If you operate the engine inside a closed build-
ing. be sure there
is plenty of ventilationbefore
starting the engine. Exhaust fumes are poison-
ous. Especially carbon monoxide which
is
odorless and colorless. You can easily be
overcomewithout realizing
it.
While warming up thetractor, alwaysattend the
tractor and set the parkingbrakesecurely.
2. Start engine only from operator's seat. Do not
start enginewhile standingonground.
3. Do not start engine by shorting across starter
terminals. Tractor will start ingear and move if
normalstarting circuit is bypassed.
4. Use approved rollover protective structure
(ROPS) and seat belt. Overturning
a tractor
without ROPS can result in death or injury.
Always adjust seat belt length to operator's
physique and tighten seat belt securely when
ROPS
is installed. Not using the seat belt on a
tractor equippedwith ROPS may result indeath
or injurywhen tractor overturns.
Do not use seat belt if ROPS is removed from
thetractor.
5. Do not allow tractor to coast downhill with
clutch disengaged, or withgear
in neutral.
6. When operating the tractor on slopes, set wheel
tread as wide as possiblefor maximumstability,
reduce engine speed and avoid hard application
ofbrakesand sharp turns.
Stay off hillsandslopeswhich aretoo steep.

4 Safety lnstnrctions
7. Slow down tractor over rough ground and intall
grass and weeds. Rocks, holes, stumps may be
hidden in the brush.
Do not let your tractor bounce. You may lose
steering control.
Never use the tractor to round upfarm animals.
8. When starting tractor on uphill slopes, shift to
as low a gear as possible 'and reduce engine
speed to prevent rear overturn.
9. Keep tractor on a firm level surface when
parking.
When parking the tractor, couple brake pedals
together and set parking brake securely. When
parking unavoidably on a slope, position it
at
right angles to the slope and set parking brake
securely and block both front and rear wheels.
10. Do not drive near the edge of a gully or steep
embankment
- it mightcave in.
11. Avoid holes, ditches, etc. which may cause the
tractor to tip, especially on hillsides or steep
slopes.
12. Driving forward out of ditch or mired condi-
tions or up a steep slopecouldcause tractor to
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tip over rearward. Ifthemud isdeep enough it
keeps the wheels from turning. The tractor
will rotate up and backwardsaround the axle
veryquickly. When caught inmired conditions,
do not remove implement or ballastweightand
alwavsback out.

Safety Instructions 5
13. When using a heavy implement on 3point
hitch, always install front ballast for stability
and steeringcontrol.
14. Too large an implement is dangerous for
tractor operation. Refer to your implement
operator's manual for minimumand maximum
horsepower requirement.
15. Do not pull carts etc. from the top link or top
link hinge, the rear axleor any pointabove the
drawbar. Doing so could cause the tractor tip
over rearward. For pulling, attach carts etc. to
the drawbar only.
Use care when pulling loads or using heavy
implement.
1) Use only approved hitchpoints.
2) Limit loadsto those you cansafely control.
3) Don't turn too sharp, and care when back-
ing.
4) Use counterweight or wheel weights when
suggested inoperator's manual.
16.Take all possible precautions as follows when
leavingtractor unattended:
a) Disengage PTO.
b) Lower implementtoground.
C) Shift allshift leversto neutral.
dl Latch power shift lock lever. (Power shift
transmission only)
e) Couple brake pedals together and set park-
ingbrake lever.
f) Run engine to cool for 2 to 3 minutes at
onethirdthrottle speed and no load.
g) Stop engine.
h) Cycle hydraulic controls to eliminate
residualpressure.
il Removekey.
When you leaveoperator's seat, wait forengine
and implementpartstostop moving.
17. Do not permit any personother than operator
to ride or board on tractor or implements
includingwagons.
Never allowchildren in.thetractor
cab or allow
them to rideon your lap.
Nwer allow anyone to stand on the overhead
guard or fenders.
Donot "cowboy" or playgames withatractor.

6 Safety lnsmrctionc
la. Do not try to get on or off amovingtractor or
implements. Always use hand rails and steps
and face tractor when mountingand dismount-
ing. Never use control levers as a hand hold
and never step on foot controls when mount-
ingor dismounting.
Do not get on tractor with wet or greasy hands
or muddyshoes.
Do not jump off tractor and be aware of
slipperyconditionson the ground.
19. Prolonged exposure to loud noise can cause
impairment or loss of hearing. Wear
a suitable
hearing protective device such
as earmuffs or
earplugs to protect against objectionable and
uncomfortablenoises.
20. Makesure
a) Tractor and implement are ingood condi-
tionand properlyadjusted.
b) Check for bolts loosening, lubricants,
damage or inflation pressureof tires, safety
shields and devices, steering and braking
linkages, hydraulic leaks, etc.. Refer to
operator's manualsfor moredetailed infor-
mation.
C) Implements are properly attached and
hooked up. Check that the PTO U-joint
yoke end locking devices are securely
latchedonshafts.
d) Implement PTO RPM ratings match trac-
tor's.
e) To adjust seat positioning and seat belt
lengthto operator'sphysique.

Safety /nstructions 7
21. Avoid loose fitting or baggy clothing with
tears. bulging pockets, frayed edges or heavy
cuffs. Loose frayed and bulky clothing can
easily become wrapped in revolving parts.
Wear working clothing and working shoes or
boots.
.
Also you may need:
Safety helmet
Safety shoes
Safety eyeprotection
Heavyduty gloves
Hearingprotection
Reflectiveclothing
Respiratororfilter mask
Wear whatever safety gear and clothing is
necessary for thejob.
22. Keep- hands, feet and clothing away from
power-driven pans. Know the pinch and wrap
points on your equipment. Keep others away
from articulation joints, hitches, drawbar, lift
arms,
PTO drives, cylinders, etc..
Never stand, or allow anyone else to stand,
between the tractor and implement unless the
engine
is turned off and parking brake is
engaged securely.
23. Do not permit anyone unfamiliar with tractor
and implement operation to operate the
tractor.
24. Do not operate the tractor when tired, ill,
sleepy, drunk, feeling overworked, taking
medicines, pregnant, suffering mental disease
or other improper conditjons.
These conditions impair a person's skill and
judgment. When you beginfeelingtiredduring
operation, take a 10-minute break to stretch,.
walk about,
lie down or snack. Do not
continue if you still feel tired after taking
a
break.

8 Safety instructions
STAY CLEAR OF REAR,
A PT,
1. Stop engine and be sure PTO has stopped
before:
a) Connectingor disconnectingPTO shaft.
b) Making any adjustment to PTO drive train
and
3 point hitch.
C) Adjusting, cleaning, and sewicing PTO
driven implements.
2. Make sure the tractor PTO RPM is matched to
the implement's required RPM.
Do not drive or operate implement beyond
recommended PTO
RPM.
3. PTO master shield (A) should be inplace at all
times. PTO shaft safety guard
(B) should be
installedwhen PTOsystem
is not in use.

HIGH PRESSURE
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A FLU,,,
1. Hydraulic oil or diesel fuel escaping under
pressure can penetrate skin, causing serious
injury. Before disconnecting lines,
be sJre to
relieve all pressure. Before applying pressure,
be sure all connections are tight and all compo-
nentsare ingood condition.
2. Fluid escaping from very small hole can be
almost invisible. Wear safety goggles for eye
protectionand use a pieceofcardboardtocheck
for suspected leaks. Do not useyour hands.
If injured by escaping fluid, see doctor at once.
Serious infection or other problemscandevelop
if proper medical treatment is not administered
immediately.
A TRANSPORT
1. Do not tow tractor faster than its maximum
travel speed in the highest gear and not more
than
25 kmlh (16 mph).
Before going down a steep hill, shift to a low
gear to control the tractor with little braking.
Never coast downhill.
Check local regulations for towing. Towing is
illegal insomestates.
2.A towed load of more than the weightof the
tractor should have
it's own brakes. If it does
not, drive slowly and avoid hills and hard
applications of brake.
It could runaway onthe
down slope and braking could cause the tractor
tojackknife arounda towed load.
3. Couple brake pedals together and use slow
moving vehicle
(SMV) emblem and flashing
lights for road travel unless prohibited by law.
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4. Always dim -headlightsbefore meeting another
vehicle. Keep light adjusted
sn they will not
blind another vehicle.
5. Besure lightingconformstolocal regulations.
Safety Instructions 9

A TRANSPORT (Continued
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6. When loading (or unloading) tractor onto
vehicle, use care as follows:
a) Use adequate loading rampon loading dock.
b) Use lowest reverse gear when driving up
loadingramp.
c) Set parking brake and wheel blocks firmly
under vehiclewheels.
d) Do not try to drive onto trailer from ditch
bank.
7. Secure the load with chain binders and be sure
they aretight. Ifchain bindersare not available,
use rope, wire, blocks, or winch cable. Check
load after traveling
a few kilometersand every
100km thereafter to make sure ties are not
coming loose. Also, check after rough road
bumps.
8. A safety chain will help control a drawn imple-
ment should
it accidentally separate from
drawbar while transporting. Using appropriate
adapter parts, attach chain to tractor drawbar
support or other specified anchor location.
Provide only enough slack in chain to permit
turning.

Safety instructions 11
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1. Refuel tractor when engine is cool and in well-
ventilated area, preferablyoutside.
Never fill the fuel tank with theenginerunning.
Keep engine free of grass, leaves, or excessive
grease.
2. Be sure touse thecorrect typeand grade offuel.
Keep all sparks, flames and smoking materials
away while handlingfuel.
Ground the fuel funnel or nozzle against the
filler neck to prevent sparks and be sure to
replacethe fuel tank cap.
3. Do not overfill the tank or spill fuel. Iffuel is
spilled, wipeoff immediately.
Installfuel cap securely after refilling.
4. Be sure there is a plenty of ventilation before
charging battery. Gas of battery is explosive.
Keep all sparks, flames and smoking materials
away from battery. Hydrogengas from batten/-
concentration as low as 7 per cent- can explode
in presence of spark or open flame and spatter
acid.
Use flashlight tocheck battery electrolyte level
and nweruseopen flame.

12 Safety instructions
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SAFETY IN SERVICE
(G EN,ERAL)
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1. Do not service the tractor and implement while
it is inmotionorwhile the engine
is running.
2. Remove radiator cap only when coolant tem-
perature is cool. Wait
at least one hour to allow
coolant tocool down.
Cover radiator cap with a cloth before opening
and gradually release pressure before completely
removingcap.
3. Disconnect battery ground cable beforeworking
on electrical system or working in any area
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where you might come in contact with electrical
components. Disconnectground cable first and
replace at last.
4. Sulfuric acid in battery electrolyte is poisonous.
It can destroy clothing and burnskin. Wear eye
protection and rubber gloves when filling
battery. If you spill acid onyourself, flush skin
with water and apply baking soda or lime to
neutralize acid. Get medical attention
irn-
mediately. If acid is swallowed, drink large
amounts of water or milk, then drink milk of
magnesia, beaten eggs, or vegetable oil. Get
medicalattention immediately.
5. Use correct toolsand equipment.
6. Unauthorized modification to the machine may
impair the function and/or safety and effect
machine life.
7. Do not use substitute parts that may not meet
strengthand design requirements or may notfit
correctly inoriginal machine.
Do not use repair parts not approvedbytractor
or implement manufacturer.
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8. Always display caution tag to the steeringwheel
and remove the ignition key until
it is com-
pletely repaired.

CONTENTS
Page
1
. SPECIFICATIONS .............................................................. 14
2 . COMPONENTS ................................................................. 18
3 . CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS ................................................ 20
4 . BREAK-IN PERIOD ............................................................ 22
5 . OPERATING THE ENGINE ...................................................... 24
6
. OPERATING THE TRACTOR .................................................... 30
7 . TRANSPORTING ............................................................... 52
8
. FUEL AND LUBRICANTS ....................................................... 54
9 . LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE ............................................. 56
10 . SERVICE ..................................................................... 60
11 . STORAGE .................................................................... 79
12
. TROUBLE SHOOTING .......................................................... 81
13 . OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT ........................................................ 88
14
. LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE RECORD .................................... 91
15 . PARTS LIST .................................................................. 94
......................................................................
16 . INDEX 117

front rear
4.00-1 2 8.318-24 735 kg (1620 lbs.)
5-1 4 8.318-24
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MODEL
DIMENSIONS
Overall length
with3-point hitch
without 3-point hitch
Overall width
Overallheight
to muffler end
to steeringwheel
Wheelbase
Standard tread
front
rear
Turning radiuswithout
brake
ENGINE
195 TRACTOR
2825 mm (111.2 in.)
2485mm
( 97.8 in.)'
1210mm
( 47.6 in.)'
1810mm
( 71.3 in.)'
1340mm
( 52.7 in.)'
1490mm
( 58.7 in.)'
840 mm
( 33.1 in.)'
1000mm
( 39.4 in.)'
2700 mm (106.3 in.)
FUECSYSTEM
--
P
195D TRACTOR
2820 mm (111.0 in.)
2485 mm
( 97.8 in.)'
1210mm
( 47.6 in.)'
1835mm
( 72.2 in.)'
1335 mm
( 52.6 in.)'
1557 mm
( 61.3 in.)'
860 mm
( 33.9 in.)'
1000mm ( 39.4 in.)'
2700 mm (106.3 in.)
GROUND CLEARANCE
Type
Model
Slow idlespeed
Working speed range
Boreandstroke
Displacement
Compressionratio
Firingorder (No.1 in. rear)
Valve clearance
intake
exhaust
Injectiontiming
Lubricationsystem
.
Max.gross horsepower
(factory-observed)
drawbar
COOLING SYSTEM
Type I pressurizedwith centrifugalpump
I pressurizedwith centrifugal pump
2-cylinder, in-linediesel
2T84A
800 rpm
1800to2400rpm
84 x 90mm (3.31 x 3.54 in.)
997 cc (60.83
cu. in.)
20.5
: 1
1-2
0.1 5mm (0.006 in.)
0.15 rnm (0.006 in.)
22'BTDC
Force-feed,pressurizedwith
full-flowfilter
14.17 KW (19
HP) at 2400 rpm
Type
Injectionpump type
Air cleaner
250 mm
( 9.8 in.)'
;?-cylinder, in-linediesel
2T84A
800 rpm
1800to2400 rpm
84x 90 mm (3.31
x 3.54 in.)
997 cc (60.83cu. in.)
20.5
: 1
1-2
0.15 mm (0.006 in.)
0.1 5 mm (0.006 in.)
22'BTDC
force-feed. pressurizedwith
full-flowfilter
14.17 KW (19HP) at 2400 rpm
250 mm
( 9.8 in.)'
swirl-precombustionchamber
plunger/bosch type
dry typewith pre-cleaner
325 mm
( 12.8 in.)'
transmissioncase
.
sw~rl-precombust~onchamber
plungerhoschtype
dry typewith precleaner
Note:
Figures marked * rho- dimensions with 4.00-12 front tires (YMI!
SHIPPING WEIGHT
5-14 front tires lYM195OI and 8.318-24 rear tires.
Tirn I I
325 mm ( 12.8 in.)*

Specifications 15
MODEL
CAPACITIES
Fuel tank
Coolingsystem
(without
subtank)
Crankcase (withfilter)
Transmission hydraulic
system
Front drive
gear case
TRANSMISSION
195 TRACTOR
22
Q (5.8 U.S. gallons)
4.2
2 (4.4 U.S. quarts)
5
11 (5.3 U.S. quarts)
15
Q (16 U.S. quarts)
X
POWER TAKE-OFF
195D TRACTOR
22
Q (5.8 U.S. gallons)
4.2
P (4.4 U.S. quarts)
5 Q (5.3 U.S. quarts)
152(16 U.S.quarts)
52(5.3 U.S. quarts)
sliding
gear andconstantmesh
2-speed rangeshift and
4-speed gear shift
8 forward and2 reverse
singledisk, dry
Type
Gear selection
Clutch
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
slidinggear andconstantmesh
2-speed range shiftand
4speed gear shift
8 forward and 2 reverse
single-disk, dry
2-speed, transmission driven
with overrunning clutch
540 rpm (2200engine rpm)
1000rpm (2200enginerprn)
35 mm (1-318inch)
uses transmission clutch
TYpe
Speeds
Size
Clutch
Type
I opencenter, constant flow
,'-
Reliefpressure
Pump
2-speed, transmission driven
with overrunningclutch
540 rpm (2200engine rpm)
1000rpm (2200engine rpm)
35 mm (1-318inch)
uses transmissionclutch
open center, constant flow
BRAKES
155kglcm2 (2204psi.)
gear pump, driven by engine
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Max
ZR
155kglcrn' (2204psi.)
gear pump, driven byengine
mechanical dry, internal expanding
shoe
TYpe
- .-. - - . . - - . . . -
mechanical dry, internal expanding
shoe
12-volt, negatlveground
one, 12-volt, 75Ah
15-amp
See page45.
Tvpe
Battery
Alternator
TIRE AND TREAD
Gear
TRAVEL SPEEDS
12-volt,negativeground
one, 12-volt.75Ah
,
15-amp
See page45.
Raled Engine Staward PTO
Soeed I2400 mml Seed C2200 mml

16 Specifications
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MODEL
DIMENSIONS
Overall length
with 3-point hitch
without 3-point hitch
Overall width
Overall height
to muffler end
tosteering wheel
Wheelbase
Standard tread
front
rear
Turning radiuswithout
brake
GROUND CLEARANCE
ENGINE
240 TRACTOR
2825 rnrn (111.2 in.)
2515 rnrn
( 99.0 in.)'
1240mrn
( 48.8 in.)'
1840rnm
( 72.4 in.)
1370rnrn ( 53.9 in.)
1490rnrn ( 58.7 in.)'
840 mrn
( 33.1 in.)'
1000mm
( 39.4 in.)'
2700 rnm
( 106.3 in.)
front rear
4.00-15 95/9-24
5.00-15 11.2/10-24
6-14 95/9-24
6-14 11.2110-24
20~8.00-10 13.6-16
27~8.50-15 11.2110-24
240D TRACTOR
2822 mrn (111.1 in.)
2528 mrn
( 99.5 in.)*
1240mm
( 48.8 in.)'
1861mm
( 73.3 in.)'
1380mrn
( 54.3 in.)
1565mrn
( 61.6 in.)
922 rnrn
( 36.3 in.)'
1000 rnm ( 39.4 in.)'
2900 rnrn (114.2 in.)
280 rnrn
( 11.0 in.)'
370 rnrn
( 14.6 in.)*
370 rnrn ( 14.6 in.)*
drawbar
transmission case
front differential case
FUEL SYSTEM
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Note:
Figurer marked ' rhawsdimenrionswith 4.00-15 front tires iYM2401.
SHIPPING WEIGHT
6-14 front tires iYM240Dl and 9.519-24 rear tires.
Tire I I
280 rnrn ( 11 .O in.)'
373 rnrn
( 14.7 in.)'
X
770 kg (1698lbs.)
810 kg (1786 Ibs.)
X
X
820 kg (1808 Ibs.)
X
X
X
876 kg (1931lbs.)
891 kg (1960 lbs.)
X
1882 kg (1945lbs.)
2-cylinder, in-linediesel
2TR20AX
800 rprn
1800to2400 rprn
90x 90 mm (3.54x 3.54 in.)
1145cc (69.87 cu. in.)
20
: 1
1-2
0.15 mm (0.006 in.)
0.15 mm (0.006 in.)
22"BTDC
force-feed, pressurizedwith
full-flowfilter
17.90 KW (24HP) at 2400 rpm
- . . - . . . -
Type
Model
Slow idlespeed
Working speed range
Boreand stroke
Displacement
Compression ratio
Firingorder
(No.1 in. rear)
Valve clearance
intake
exhaust
Injection timing
Lubr~cationsystem
Max. gross horsepower
(factory-observed)
COOLING SYSTEM
Type I pressurized withcentrifugal pump I pressurizedwith centrifugal pump
2-cylinder, in-line diesel
2TR20AX
800 rprn
1800to2400 rprn
90 x 90mm (3.54
x 3.54 in.)
1145cc (69.87 cu. in.)
20
: 1
1-2
0.1 5 mm (0.006 in.)
0.15 mm (0.006 in.)
22'8TDC
Force-feed,pressurizedwith
full-flowfilter
17.90 KW (24 HP)at 2400 rpm
~ --- - -.
swirl-precombustionchamber
plungerlboschtype
dry typewith pre-cleaner
Type
Injection pump type
Air cleaner
swirl-precombustionchamber
plungerlbosch type
dry typewith precleaner

Specifications 17
MODEL
CAPACITIES
Fuel tank
Coolingsystem
(withoutsubtank)
Crankcase (withfilter)
Transmissionhydraulic
system
Front drivegear case
TRANSMISSION
POWER TAKE-OFF
Type I 2-speed, transmission driven I 2-speed, transmission driven
240 TRACTOR
22
Q (5.8 U.S. gallons)
4.2
Q (4.4 U.S. quarts)
5
11 (5.3 U.S. quarts)
15
11 (16 U.S. quarts)
X
TYpe
Gear selection
Clutch
240D TRACTOR
22 Q (5.8 U.S. gallons)
4.2
P (4.4 U.S. quarts)
5
P (5.3 U.S. quarts)
17Q(18 U.S. quarts)
6
11 (6.3 U.S. quarts)
sliding gear and constantmesh
Z-soeedranae shift and
4-speed gw; shift
8 forward and 2 reverse
singledisk, dry
Speeds
Size
Clutch
sliding gear and constantmesh
2-soeedranseshift and
4-s'peedgea; shift
8 forward and 2 reverse
singledisk, dry
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
with overrunningclutch
540 rpm (2200engine rpm)
1000rpm (2200engine rpm)
35mm (1 -318 inch)
uses transmissionclutch
Type
Relief pressure
Pump
with overrunning clutch
540 rpm (2200engine rpm)
1000rpm (2200enginerpm)
35 mm (1-318inch)
uses transmission clutch
opencenter, constant flow
I open center, constant flow
BRAKES
TIRE AND TREAD
( See page 45. ( See page45.
155 kg/cm2 (2204 psi.)
gear pump, driven byengine
Type
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
TRAVEL SPEEDS
155 kg/cm2 (2204psi.)
gear pump, driven byengine
.9.5/9-24 rear tire
Rated
Engine Standard PTO
Speed (24W mml Speed (uW rpm)
1.01 1.5 0.93 1.4
mechanical dry, internal expanding
shoe
12-volt, negativeground
one, 12-volt, 75Ah
15-amp
Type
Battery
Alternator
3.55 5.7 5.2
5.41 8.7
8.58 13.8
9.11 14.7
(at 2600 rpml
mechanical dry, internalexpanding
shoe
12-volt,negativeground
one, 12-volt,75Ah
15-amp
11 2110-24 rear tire
. - - -- ~~ -
Max.
1R
2R
Standard PTO
Sped 12200 mm)
mph .) kmlh
0.51 1 0.8
Gear
1
Rared Engtne
sped (2400 mm)
mph I km/h
056 1 0.9
9.66
0.98
3.69
15.6
lat 2602 rprn)
I I
1.6
6.0
0.90
3.38
1.4
5.5

(1) Battely Model
(2) Radiatorsub-tank VMlS5/YM?aO
(3) Radiator
14) Hod
(5) Engine
(6) Muffler
(7) Air cleaner
(8) Fuel tank
(9) Throttle lever
(10) Steeringwheel
(11) Parkingbrake lever
(12) Gea: shift lever
(13) Rangeshift lever
(14) Hydraulic control lever
(1 5) Assist bar
(16) Operator's seat
(17) Fender
(18) Hydraulic cylinder case
(19) Upper link hinge
(20) Liftarm
(21) Upper link
(22) Lift link
(23) Lower link
(24) Drawbar
(25) P.T.O. shaft
(261 Rearwheel
(27) Brake
(28) P.T.O. shift lever
(29) Transmissioncase
(30) Step
(31) Toolbox
(32) Clutchpedal
(331 Pitmanarm
(341 Clutchhousing
(35) Starter motor
(361 Alternator
(37) Frontwheel
138) Bumper
(39) Headlight
(401 Frontaxlecenter-pin
(41
I Frontaxle
1421 Kingpin
1431 Brake pedal
144) Instrument panel
(45) Differential lock pedal
146) Check ch.ain
I471 Nucklearm
1481 Tierod
1491 Dragrrod
150) Front axle
151
1 Front differential gear
152) Propeller shaft.
(531 Frontdrive shift lever
(54) Rolloverprotective
structure IROPS)