Iseki TC213F Bedienungsanleitung

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ISEKI

TRACTOR

OUR CUSTOMER

Thank you very much for purchasing an ISEKI tractor.

This operator'smanual provides the information necessary for operating and maintaining the tractor safely

and properly.

SAFETY -DANGER, WARNING AND CAUTION

Every time you see the words

and

symbols shown belowin the manual

and

on the safetydecals, you

must

take

note

their instructions

and

warning.

ADANGER: This symbol together with the words DANGER indicates an imminently. hazardous situa-

tion that,

not

avoided, will result in VERYSERIOUS INJURY

EVEN DEATH.

AWARNING: This symbol together with the word WARNING indicates apotentially hazardous situa-

tion that,

not

avoided, could result in SERIOUS INJURY OR EVEN DEATH.

ACAUTION: This symboltogether with the word CAUTION is used

indicate apotentiallyhazardous

situation that,

not

avoided, may result in MINOR INJURY.

IMPORTANT: The word IMPORTANTis used to provide instructions

advice

order

let the tractorprovide

the optimum

performance.

NOTE: The word NOTEis used

indicate points

particularinterest for more efficient

and

convenient repair

operation.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS: Essential items

which

you

should

observe while operating the tractor

TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION:

Items

which

are

necessary

operate, adjust,

and

service the tractor properly

Before starting to operate the tractor for the first time, you should read this operation manual thoroughly

and carefully until you are sufficiently familiar with the operation

the tractor in order to do jobs safely and

properly. You are advised to refer to it from time

time

refresh your understanding

the tractor.

The

manual should be kept in ahandy place so you can refer

when

required.

The

parts employed in this tractor may be modified without notice for better performance and quality and

for safety purposes, which

may

lead to someinconsistencyfound

your tractorwiththe contents

this manual.

The

manufacturerwill notpay for any damage caused by unauthorized use and the riskis only borne

the

user. Proper use

the tractor also implies that the user follows the operational, adjusting, and servicing instruc-

tions indicated in the operation manual.

When

you have any question about your tractor, you are always welcome to ask your dealers.

TC2?3F

TABLE

CONTENTS

OUR CUSTOMER 1

TABLE OF CONTENTS 2

SAFETY 4

MAKING YOUR TRACTOR ASAFE VEHICLE 4

•Howto MAINTAIN SAFETY 4

•DIMENSIONAL LIMITS OF IMPLEMENTS 5

FOR SAFE OPERATION 6

•

HOW

TO BE ASAFE OPERATOR 6

•WHEN ANOTHER PERSON OPERATES 7

•BEFORE OPERATION 7

•STARTING ENGINE AND MOVING TRACTOR

•WHEN TRAVELLING 8

•LOADING ONTO

UNLOADING FROM A

TRUCK

•DURING OPERATION

•INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE

•STORAGE 13

MAINTENANCE OFTHE ELECTRIC SySTEM 14

•TO MAINTAIN ELECTRIC WIRING 14

•TO HANDLE THE BATTERy 14

•TO HANDLE BOOSTER CABLES 15

•SAFETY DECALS 15

•SAFETY DECALS AND THEIR LOCATION 16

WARRANTYAND AFTER-SALE CARE 17

WARRANTY 17

AFTER-SALE CARE 17

SUPPLY LIMIT OF SPARE PARTS 17

MAJOR COMPONENTS 18

INSTRUMENTS &CONTROLS 19

INSTRUMENT PANEL 20

Main Switch 20

Indicator Light Strip

Hourmeter

Combination Switch 22

Parking Lamp Switch 22

Main Beam Switch 22

Hazard Signal Switch 22

Fuel Gauge 22

MAIN CLUTCH PEDAL 23

BRAKES 23

Brake Pedals 23

Parking Brakes 23

ENGINE SPEED CONTROLS 24

Throttle lever 24

Foot throttle 24

TRAVEL CONTROL LEVERS 24

Main Gear Shift Lever 24

Range Gear Shift Lever 25

Dif-Iock Pedal 25

4WD Lever 25

IMPLEMENTCONTROL LEVERS 25

Power Take-Off (PTO) Lever 25

Three Point Hitch Select Lever 25

OPERATION 26

BREAK-IN PERIOD 26

PRE-START INSPECTION

STARTING ENGINE

Normal Starting 27

Restarting Warm Engine 28

Cold Weather Starting....................................... 28

Warm-Up Period 29

Operator Observations '29

STOPPING ENGINE 30

Electrical Fuel Shut-Off

TRAVELLING

STOPPINGTRACTOR 32

DIFFERENTIAL LOCK 33

FOUR-WHEEL DRiVE 34

POWERTAKE-OFF (PTO) 34

Rear PTO Shaft 34

THREE-POINT HITCH OPERATION 35

Hitch Controls 36

Lowering Rate Control 36

Rear Linkage

Attaching Implement 37

Using Position Select 38

Detaching Implements 39

LUBRICATION &PERIODIC MAINTENANCE

SPECIFICATIONS &CAPACITIES

LUBRICATION/FILL POINTS 42

SERVICEACCESS 44

LUBRICATION DETAILS 44

Grease Fittings :44

Engine Oil 44

Engine Oil Filter 46

Transmission Oil 47

Hydraulic Oil Filter 48

FrontAxle Oil 49

COOLING SYSTEM 50

Radiator 50

Coolant

(

Fan

Belt

ENGINE

AIR

CLEANER

FUEL SySTEM ,

Fuel

Filter ,

Fuel

Hose

Air-bleeding Procedure

ELECTRICAL SySTEM

Battery

Wiring/Fuse Arrangement

Wiring Diagram

CONTROLERS ,

Clutch Free

Play

Brake

Pedal

Free-play

Throttle Lever

Steering Free-Play

WHEELS &TYRES

Tyre

Inflation Pressures

Front Wheel Spacing

Rear Wheel Spacing.........................................

Wheel Bolt

Torque

SEAT

TORQUE CHART

STORAGE

TROUBLESHOOTING 66

Engine

Clutch

Brakes

Hydraulic System

Steering System

Electrical System

SPECIFICATIONS

SPECiFiCATIONS

Engine

Transmission

ISEKI

TRACTOR

Power take-off

(PTO)

Hydraulics

Electrical

system

Capacities

Track

setting

Maximum

axle

Tyre

size

GENERAL DIMENSIONS

This manual explains about several types

the tractor as listed below. Please confirm the type

yours

referring to the name plate.

Model Sub-model 4WD

electro-wiring 2way brake Fuel meter

TC213F E4 0

GE4 00 0 0

All

information, illustrations, andspecifications contained in this manualare based on the latest information available

the time

pUblication

TC2'13F

SAFETY

Understand thoroughly thefollowing precautions, al-

ways keep them in mind before, during, and after

operation, and never take chances.

MAKING

YOUR

TRACTOR

ASAFE

VEHICLE

•HOWTO MAINTAIN SAFETY

(1) Never attempt

do the following:

•Modification

the structure

the tractor

•Installation

other type engine

•Installation

tyres

other than the original

tyre size

Any malfunctions or failures

the tractor due

to unauthorized modification are not covered by

the warranty.

(2) This machine cannot be driven on apublic road

without authorization

alocal government

agency, etc.

When transporting an unauthorized machine on

apublic road, load it on atruck.

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When travelling with an implement wider than

the tractor, put red cautionmarkers such

flags

(red lamps at night) in the mostvisible locations

on both sides

the implements, and place a

"SLOW

MOVING VEHICLE" sign in aplace

where it is easily seen by other drivers. Operate

the machine carefully keeping in mind that the

implement is wide and may roll easily.

the

implement can be folded, fold it beforehand.

there are road or railway crossings where the

visibility is poor, you should install on the ma-

chine amirror to give aview ahead

you so

that you need not move your machine too far

into the intersection.

(3) When you travel on aroad, you must turn work

lights off

the law requires it.

SAFETY

•DIMENSIONAL LIMITS OF IMPLEMENTS

Implement Items TC213F

Rotary

mower

Front-mount Max. cutting width 1,200

(2,

3blades) Max. weight.. 90

Rear-mount Max. cutting width 1,100

blade) Max. weight.. 130

Frail

mower

Max. cutting width 1,000

Max. weight 130

Rotary

tiller

Max. tilling width 1,050

Max. weight 130

(

90ttom

plough

Max. size 360

Disk

plough

Max. size 560

Cultivator

Max. size 1,100

Max. weight 130

Disk

harrow

Max. harrowing width 1,200

Max. weight 130

Sprayer

Max. tank capacity 100 litres

Broad

caster

Max. tank capacity 100 litres

Sand spreader Max. tank capacity -

Front

blade

with

sub-frame Max. cutting width 1,200

(Rear blade Max. cutting width 1,200

Max. weight 130

Box

blade Max. cutting width 1,050

Max. weight 130

Snow

blower

with

sub-frame Max. cutting width 1,100

Max. weight

110

Trailer without brake Max. load capacity 300

3-point

lift

Front Max. load capacity 130

Rear Max. load capacity 180

Weight

Front wheel Max. load capacity 0

Rear wheel Max. load capacity 80

Bumper Max. load capacity 60

weights)

Cabin Max. weight 150

TC2'13F

FOR SAFE OPERATION

•HOWTO BE ASAFE OPERATOR

(1) Familiarize yourselffully with machine controls

by studying the operation manual before using

your machine.

(2) Never allow persons listed below

operate the

machine.

•Persons with mental disease

•Persons who cannot operate the machine prop-

erly because

fatigue, illness, or drowsiness

from medication, etc.

•Pregnant women

•Young persons or children too young

legally

operate the machine

Always be careful

your health by taking suit-

able rest breaks.

(3) Wear appropriate clothing and other protective

devices during operation.

•Protection

your head

Wear protective headgear such

ahelmet, es-

pecially when travelling on roads or handling

material above your head.

•Protection to avoid being caught in the machine

Wear tightfitting clothing and headgear, because

loose clothing orhair can get caught in the mov-

ing parts

the machine.

•Protection from poisonous dust or gases

Be sure to wear aprotective device

protect

the respiratory system, eyes, and skinwhen han-

dling poisonous chemicals.

•Protection

the ears

Wear earplugs or take suitable countermeasures

protect your ears when you must operate the

machine under extremely noisy conditions.

•Maintenance

protective devices

Periodically inspect protective devices

assure

that they are functioning properly. Use them at

all times.

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•WHEN ANOTHER PERSON OPERATES

YOUR MACHINE

When another person operates your machine,

you must explain how to operate and instruct

him

her to read this manual fully

avoid un-

expected accidents.

•BEFORE OPERATION

(1) Set up an operation plan with sufficient time al-

lowance. Atight plan may result in unexpected

accidents in ahurry whenworkhas

be rushed.

(2) Inspect and service the machine periodically in

(accordance withthe instructions given in the op-

eration manual

maintain the machine in best

condition.

Pay special attention to the controls, especially

to the brakes and clutch, and safety measures

for the machinewhen servicing it.

the machine

functions properly and performs normally, the

chance

an accident will be reduced greatly.

safety devices are damaged or do not work,

please consult your ISEKI dealer.

(3) Beforeremoving asafety device, such

asafety

cover, be sure that the machine has stoppedcom-

pletely. Neverforget

replace the removed part

after servicing.

(:4) Never inject fuel while the engine is running or

is still hot. Keep away from openfires and never

smoke around afuel tank or while fuelling the

machine. Never use open flames for illumina-

tion when fuelling the machine at night.

SAFETY

TC2'13F

•STARTING ENGINE AND MOVING TRAC-

TOR

(1) Before starting the engine indoors, make sure

that there is proper ventilation because exhaust

fumes contain poisonous carbon monoxide,

which cause lethal poisoning.

(2) Before starting the machine, confirm that the

transmission gear has been shifted

the appro-

priate speed, that there is no one near the ma-

chine, and that the implement is securely in-

stalled on the machine.

Always operate the machine from the operator's

seat. Neverleave the seat except in an emergency

when operating the machine.

(3) Before starting

move, pay attention

safety

conditions around the machine

avoid injury

bystanders or damage

property. Never move

abruptly.

•WHEN TRAVELLING

(1) When you travel

roads, latch the brake ped-

als together by using the interlocking plate, or

the tractor may turn over by one wheel locking.

(2) When you travel

roads, ensure the differen-

tiallock

is off, or the tractor may turn over.

(3) Do not make sharp turns when operating at high

speed or for transportation,

the tractor may

turn over.

(4) Whenoperating on poorfooting such as arough

road, aslope, aroad along aditch or river, or

undeveloped land, drive the tractor at low speeds

and operate it carefully.

(5) Do notmake sharp turns on aslope.

may cause

turnover

the tractor.

When climbing up ahill, shift the speed change

lever to the most suitable speed. Start moving

the tractor

slowly

possible.

While climbing up ahill, never shiftspeeds along

the way

When starting to move the tractor on an up-hill

slope, be sure that the front wheels do not lift

up.

(1)

Brake

pedal

(LH)

(2)

Brake

pedal

(RH)

(3)

Interlock

(

When going down ahill, drive the tractor at a

slower speed than used

climbup the hill. While ,/

//"

going down ahill, never disengage the clutch or

shift into neutral, and never try

control the

speedonly with the brakes; use the engine brake

effectively.

(6) When travelling on aroad where one or both

shoulders are slantedand whichrun along aditch,

look out for softened shoulders especially when

the ditch is full

water and be careful not to let

the machine slip sideways.

SAFETY

(7) Never allow otherpersons

get on the machine

or the implement except when the machine or

(the implement is provided with aseat or aplat-

form for persons to sit or stand on, and only

within the capacity specified.

Never allow persons to get on the implement

while travelling on roads.

(8) When parking the tractor, you have

park it on

hard, level ground and provide sufficient safety

measures by grounding the implement, remov-

ing the key, applying the parking brakes, and

chocking the wheels securely.

(9) Keep inflammables away from the engine dur-

ing operation. Especially during stationary op-

eration do not operate the engine at high speed

so as not

setfire

grass or strawwith aheated

exhaust pipe or exhaust fumes.

(10) When you have to operate the tractor at night,

make sure

location

controls.

not, the trac-

tor might work unexpectedly by mistake. When

travelling on roads, never turn on the worklamps

(option).

•LOADING ONTO OR UNLOADING FROM A

TRUCK

(1) Whenloading the tractor onto atruck or atrailer,

turn offthe truck's engine and apply the parking

brakes

the truck or the trailer. Otherwise, the

truck could move and the tractor fall to the

ground.

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