Case IH International 484 584 684 784 and Hydro 84 Tractors Operator’s Manual Instant Download (Publication No.1093396R2)

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International 484, 584, 684, 784, and Hydro 84
Tractors Operator's Manual
1093396R2
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THIS SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL INDICATES IMPORTANT
SAFETY MESSAGES IN THIS MANUAL. WHEN YOU SEE THIS
SYMBOL, CAREFULL Y READ THE MESSAGE THAT FOLLOWS
AND BE ALERT TO THE POSSIBILITY OF PERSONAL
INJURY OR DE H B
If Safety Decals on this machine use the words
Danger, Warning or Caution, which are defined as
follows G DANGER Indicates an immediate
hazardous situation which if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury. The color
associated with Danger is RED. G WARNING
Indicates an potentially hazardous situation
which if not avoided, will result in serious
injury. The color associated with Warning is
ORANGE. G CAUTION Indicates an potentially
hazardous situation which if not avoided, may
result in minor or moderate injury. It may also
be used to alert against unsafe practices. The
color associated with Caution is YELLOW. If
Safety Decals on this machine are ISO two panel
Pictorial, decals are defined as follows
0 The first panel indicates the nature of the
hazard. 0 The second panel indicates the
appropriate avoidance of the hazard. 0
Background color is YELLOW. 0
Prohibition symbols such as and
if used, are RED.
X
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IMPROPER OPERATION OF THIS MACHIN E CAN CAUSE
INJURY OR DEATH. BEFORE USING THIS MACHINE, MAKE
CERTAIN THAT EVERY OPERATOR G Is instructed in
safe and proper use of the machine. G Reads and
understands the Manual(s) pertaining to the
machine. 0 Reads and understands ALL Safety
Decals on the machine. 0 Clears the area of
other persons. 0 Learns and practices safe use of
machine controls in a safe, clear area before
operating this machine on a job site. It is your
responsibility to observe pertinent laws and
regulations and follow Case Corporation
instructions on machine operation and maintenance.
Bur 0-00000 issued November, 1994
2001 Case Corporation
CASE and IH are registered trademarks of Case
Corporation
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MANUAL
OPERATO
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484, 584, 684, 784,
Hydro 84 TRACTORS 1093 396 R 2
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TO THE OWNER The gear drive tractors including
Row-Crop MorJels have synchromesh speed gears
with
operate and ma inta in your tractor with utmost
eff ic iency. New copies may be ordered from
your dea ter at a nominal price.
The H84 has a hydrostatic at so ava i table as a
Row-
s Iiding range gears. transmi ssion and is Crop
Mode l.
then in need of parts, always specify the
tractor, engine and sk idded unit seri aI
numbers, i nc luding prefix and suffi x let ters.
Write these serial numbers in the spaces prov
ided bel ow. The skidded unit s uffix letters
denote the bui Id of the unit. The first suffix
letter denotes the drive tra in, code D for the
slow speed and code E for the fast s peed. The
sec ond suff ix letter denotes the bevel gear rat
io, c ode R for 1253 and code T for 1152 bevel
gear rat io. The third suffix denotes t he IPTO
instal Iation. Code U for 555 rev/min, Code W for
580 rev/min , code X for 606 rev/min and c ode Y
for 611 rev/ m in. The 784 Row-Crop has a c ode D
transmis s i on , a I I other mode Is ha ve a
code E transmis s ion. Except for the 484 tractor
a II gear dr ive mode I s ha ve a code T be veI
gear set. The 484 and H84 mode Is ha ve a code R
be ve I gear set.
Your new International Harvester tractor is
designed to meet today's exac tinp operating
requirements. The ease and comfort of opera- t
ion , the abi Iity to match ground s peeds to e
npine power and work requirement, and the
effortless versatility of the hydraulic system
are intended to Iighten your work and s horten
your hours on the job. Your local International
Harvester dealer is interested in the performance
you rece ive from t hi s tractor. He ha s factory
tra ined serv i cemen, informed in the latest
method of servicing tractors, and modern tools, a
nd orig inal-equip- ment IH service parts which a
ssure proper f it and good performance. To obta
in top performance and a ssure ec onomica I
operat ion the tractor s hou id be inspected,
dep- e di ng on its use , per iod ical Iy, or at
Ieas t once a year, by your Internat iona I
Harvester Dea ler. Before you operate the
tractor, study thi s manu al c areful Iy. It has
been prepared to he Ip you
Engine Ser ial Number
Ski dded Unit Serial Number
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TECHNICALPUBLICATIONSAVAILABLE
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Title Number City. Price Each
Operator's Manual
484, 584, 684, 784 and H84 1093 396 R2 4.30
Parts Catal og
484 TC186 8.20
584 TC187 7.90
684 Hydro 84 TC188 9.70
784 TC189 7.90
Service Manual
Chass is GSS1416-I 14.20
Engine and Fuel System 1377-H 11.40
Your International Harvester Dealer and
factory trained servicemen are best
his
qualified to service your equipment. Up- to-date
instructions and adequate special tools are also
a part of your Dealer's service facilities.
This Operator's Manual was prepared to instruct
you in proper operation and maintenance of your
equipment. I f you desire additional information
you may purchase Service Manuals and/or Parts
Catal ogs. Additional copies of the Operator's
Manual are also available.
Fill out the order blank and forward together
with your check or money order in the
appropriate amount (U.S. Funds) to
TOTAL
International Harvester Company PR I NTING AND
DIST RIBUTION SE R V ICES 807 Blackhawk
Drive Street Address Westmont, Illinois 60559
Zip Code
Attention Cashier
Signed

DO n0t send CsSh 0r s_at_nips
,
Prices subject to chanye without notice.
R2 7/78
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DELIVERY SERVICE FOR 484,584,684,784 AND HYDRO 84
TRACTORS This form must be filled out by the
dealer and signed by both the dealer and the
customer at the time of delivery. Delivered to
Dealer Address Town I ! Town Serial No.
I i State Zip Engine Serial No. ! I have
thoroughly instructed the buyer on the above
described equipment which review included I the
Operator's Manual content, equipment care,
adjustments, and safe operation. The
v.arranty ! policy provisions were also explained
and reviewed. Above equipment and Operator's
Manual have been received by me and I have been
thoroughly I instructed as to care, adjustments,
safe operation and applicable warranty
policy. OWNEH'S SIGNATURE FOL D BACK HERE ANO
ADO CA RBON
DEALER'S COPY
yOt.D FORWA RO HERE ANO ADD oaR8oN DELIVERY
SERVICE FOR 484, 584, 684, 784 AND HYDRO 84
TRACTORS This form must be filled out by the
dealer and signed by both the dealer and the
customer at the time of delivery.
Delivered to Address
Dealer
Town Serial No.
Town
OWNER 'S COPY
State
z p Engine Serial No.
I have thoroughly instructed the buyer on the
above described equipment which review included
the Operator's Manual content, equipment care,
adjustments, and safe operation. The warranty
policy provisions were also explained and
reviewed.
DEAL EHS SICNA 7URE Above equipment and
Operator's Manual have been received by me and I
have been thoroughly instructed as to care,
adjustments, safe operation and applicable
warranty policy.
DATE
OWNERS SI/2MATURE
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DELIVERY SERVICE FOR 484, 584, 684, 784 AND HYDRO
84 TRACTORS This form must be filled out by the
dealer and signed by both the dealer and the
customer at the time of delivery. Delivered to
Dealer O Address Town Town Serial
No. State Zip Engine Serial No. I have
thoroughly instructed the buyer on the above
described equipment which review included the
Operator's Manual content, equipment care,
adjustments, and safe operation. The warranty
policy provisions were also explained and
reviewed. DC-AL ER'S SIGNA TURE Above equipment
and Operator's Manual have been received by me
and I have been thoroughly instructed as to care,
adjustments, safe operation and applicable
warranty policy.
REGIONAL OFFICE
DA TE
OI/I/NERS SIGNATUHE
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CONTENTS
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Sw ingi ng Drawbar Storage Pos it ion
INTRODUCTION
WORK SAFELY - FOLLOW THESE RULES Before Starting
During Operation Transporting After Operating
Dismounting After an Upset
2 to 4 2 2 3 3 4 4
WHEELS AND TIRES Front Wheel s Adju sting Tread
Widths ROW Crop Tractors Tire Pressures and Bal
Iast ing Rear Wheel Weights Rear Tire Loads and
Inflation Pressures Front End Weights
26 to 31 26 27 27 28 29 29 29 30 30 30
INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
5 to 10
Front Tire Loads and Inflation Pressures Water
Ballast Filling
BEFORE OPERATING THE TRACTOR TractorBeain Pocedue
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PREVENTI VE MA INTENANCE Cool in g System Rust
Prevention Addin g Coolant to the System Dra
ining the System FIushing the System F i I I i ng
the System CIeani ng the Radi at or and Oi I Cool
er Cores Fan B eIt Tens ion Changi ng the Fan B
elI
32 to 50 32 32 32 32 32 33
OPERATING THE TRACTOR Starting the Engine After
Starti ng Stopp ing the Engine Ori vi ng the
Tractor Dri v ing Hydrostatic Tractors After
Transporting or Servicing Steer ing the
Tractor Stoppi ng the Tractor Dri ving on PubIic
Roads Towing the Tractor Tow Starting Parki ng
Brale Footbrales Differential Lock Power
Take-Off
12 to 18 12 12 13 13
14 14 14 15 15 15 16 16 16 17
33 33 34
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AIRCLEANI NG SYSTEM Servic ing the Airc leaner
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ENGINE SERVICING
Eng ine Oi I 36
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 19 to 23 Checling the Crankcase Oi I Level 36
Pos it ion Control Lever 19 Chang ing the Cranlcase Oi I 36
Adj u stabl e Stop 19 Chan ging the Fi Iter 36
Drop Response 19 Crankcase Breather 37
Draft Control Lever 20
Ra i se Response Lever 20
Auxi Iiary Val ves Sel f Seal i ng Coupl ings Therma I Expansion Press ure 21 21 22 FUEL SYSTEM Diesel Fuel Storage Tractor Fuel System 37 37 38
Aux i Ii ary Val ve Operation 22 In jection Pump 38
Neutral and FI oat Loclout 23 Fuel Tank 38
Fuel Fi Iters 38
THREE POINT LINKAGE 23 to 26 Vent in g the System 39
Li ft LinIs 23 Chan ging the Ether Start Conta i ner 39
Lower Linls 23 Injectors 39
Upper Links 24
Chec k Chai ns 24 ENGINE CLUTCH (GEAR DRIVE) 40
Stabi I i zers 24 Adj ustment 40
Coup Iing the Equipment 25
Uncoupl ing the Equipment 25 FOOT-N-INCH VALVE (HYDROSTATIC) 41
Drawbars 25 Adjustment 41
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CONTENTS
Changing a Sealed Beam Unit 48
TRANSMISSION FIuid Level Ch an ging the
FIuid Freei ng the System of Air Fi Iters Transm
is sion FiIter Hydrostatic FiIter Transmi s sion
Brealher
42 42 42 43 43 43 44 45
Comb ination Turn Signal s and Warning Lights 49
Fuses Instrument Panel Warning Lights Trailer
Socket
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51 51 52 53 54 56
STORING THE TRACTOR REMOVING FhOM STORAGE COLD
WEATHER PRECAUTIONS LUBRICATION TABLE LUBRICATION
GUIDE PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE GUI DE
FRONT YHEEL BEARINGS Lubrica!ion and Adjustment
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FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT
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SPECIFICATIONS Genera I Specification s 484
Specifications 584 Specifications 684
Specifications 784 Speci fications Hydro 84
Specifications EXTRA EQUIPMENT AND AC CESSORIES
57 to 62 57 58 59 60 61 62 63
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Cleani ng and Servicing the
Battery El ectrol yte LeveI Removing the Battery
In stalIing the Battery Connect ing Booster
Batteries Alternator
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INTRODUCTION
FRONT
LEFT
RIGltT
REAR
TERMS OF LOCATION
CAUTION! For your protection in the event of
accidenta I upset, International Harvester Compan
y recommends the use of a protecti ve frame.
C ompi led in thi s manual are the operating and
m a intenance instr ucti ons for the
International 484, 584, 684, 784 and Hydro 84
Tractors. Thi s material has been prepared in
deta i I to help the operator toward a better un
derstandin g of
the tractor. Throughout the manual the terms
LEFT, RIGHT, FRONT and REAR are to be taken
a s applicable to a person seated in the driving
seat and facing the radiator.
tAUTI0F
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WORK SAFELY - FOLLOW THESE RULES This symbol i s
used to call attention to instructions concern
ing personal safety. Following these instructions
will in- crease safety while operating the
tractor.
A CAREFUL OPERATOR IS THE BEST INSURANCE AGAIN3T
ACCIDENT. No one should operate this machine whi
ie under the influence of intoxicants or drug s
(med ica- t ions) that impa ir the senses or
reaction. H andl e fuel wi th care - it is hi ghl
y i nfl amm- a ble- A. Use a proved fuel
container. B. Never remove the fuel tank cap or
fil I the f uel tank when the engine is running,
hot, or indoors. A I so, do not smoke when work
ing around flamm-
the tractòr and/or implement quickl y. READ THE
TRACTOR and IMPLEMENT OPERATOR'S MANUAL
THOROUGHLY.
Any person who operates the tractor mu st be i
nstructed in the safe operation of the uni t, its
attachments and at I controls. An operator
musi be capable of safel y operating a II control
s of the tractor and its attachmen ts. Use the
step and assist handles when mountinp or di
smounting from the tractor and from the left side
om y. Wear sturdy, rough sol ed work shoes and cI
ose- f it ting s lacks and shirts to avoid
entanglement in the moving parts. Never operate
a tractor i n bare feet, sanda Is , or snea
kers. C lean dirt, trash, and grease from
operator's platform, pedal s, steps, and steer
ing w heel to prevent fal Iing from the machine
or Ioss of con- trol which cou Id resul t in seri
ous injury. Adjust tractor wheel s to the w ide
st practical setting to reduce the possi bi
lity of t ipping. Stop the power take-off, depres
s clutch pedal, and shift i nto neutra I before
start ing the eng i ne. Ensure that observers or
assistants are well clear of the machine and
equipment.
able fuel. Wipe up spilled fuel. C. Before
s tarting the eng ine chec k the f uel tank cap to
be certa in it is tightened compl etel y aga
inst I he stop.
Wherever poss ible remove the radiator cap onl y
when the engine is stopped and cool to avoi d
poss ibi Iity of severe burns or scal
ding. Hydraulic fl uid escaping under press ure c
an have enough force to penetrate the skin.
Hydraulic f luid ma y also infect a minor c ut or
open ing in the skin. IF INJURED BY ESCAPING
FLUID, SEE A DOCTOR AT ONCE. Serious infection or
reaction can result if medical treatment i s not
given immediately. Make s ure a II connections
are tight and that hoses and Iines are in good
condition before applying pressure to the s
ystem. Rel ieve al I pressure before disconnec- t
ing the Iines or performing other work on the
hydraulic system. To find a leak under pressure
use a piece of cardboard or wood. Never use h
ands. Ensure that exhaust muffler is
securely in posi tion so that exhaust gases are
discharged above the operator. Always carry a
full y charged fire extinguisher and
comprehensive first a id k it. To assure the
protection provided by design the protective
structure must not be dri lied, welded, cut or aI
tered in any way.
DURING OPER ATION Keep machine in good operating
C ondit ion and keep safety dev ices in pl ace.
Use g uards or shields as instructed in
Operator's Manual. To prevent injury, do not
carry passengers or give rides. Keep chi Idren,
pets and by-standers out of the area. Only the
operator should ride on the tractor and onIy i n
the seat, w ith the seat belt fastened. Check brak
es and clutch pedal for correct operation.
Do not run the engine in confined area s such as
storage bui Idings any longer than i s
necessary for immediate mov ing of the tractor
out of or into the area. EXHAUST GASES ARE TOXIC.
OPEN-
BEFORE STARTING Know how to use the controls and
how to stop
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WORK SAFELY- FOLLOWTHESE RULES
unc I og power driven machinery or to attach
impl ements. Wait for all motion to stop before
dismounting the tractor. Stop the machine and
inspect for damage after striking an object.
Repa ir any damage before restarting and
operating the mac hine. Watch out for traffic
when near or cros sing road- ways.
ING DOORS AND WINDOWS MAY NOT PROVIDE ADEQUATE
VENTILATION. CAUTION! Check overhead clearance
carefully before entering or leaving
buildings, drivi ng under power Iines, guy
wires, br idges, low hang ing tree branches or
other situati ons where the operator ma y
be struck or puI led from the tractor res uI ting
in ser ious injury.
Before backing the tractor always look for obstac
Ies or b y-standers in the area where the tractor
wi II move.
Never direct di scharge of material from any
attach ment toward by-standers n or al low an yon
e i n the area of the m achine whi Ie i n
operation. Use care when pul ling Ioads or us ing
heavy e quipment- A. Use onI y approved h itch
points. B. Li mit Ioads to those you can s afel y
c ontrol . C . Don't turn too sharp, and use c
are when
TRANSPORTING Use f lags, S.M.V. emb lem, Iights,
a nd/or other warning dev ices which are approved
for use by your Iocal government a genc ies, w
hen moving equipment on publ ic roads. Keep these
dev ices c lean and in good working condition. Be
sure hitches and/or drawbars are properly stabi
Iized before tow ing equipment to reduce
possibility of loss of control and upset or
colIision, Di sengage power to any attachment
when trans- porting or not in use. Avoid heav i
Iy-travel led roads when mov ing e quipment, if
at al I possi ble. When moving on publ ic roads ,
or from f ield to field, lock brake pedals
together for simult- aneous operation when making
a stop.
backing. D. Use counterweight or wheel wei
ghts when suggested i n Operator's Manua I. To ma
inta in control of the tractor and reduce the
poss ibi Iity of upset or collision operate the
tractor smooth Iy avoid erratic operation and
exces sive speed. Reduce speed on slopes a nd in
sharp turns to prevent tipping or loss of
control. A Iways keep the tractor in gear when
going down s teep hiI Is, to take advantage of
engine brak ing
action. A towed implement having a gross weight
greater than that of the towing tractor must have
its own brakes. Whenever poss i ble, avoid driv
ing the I ract or on an inc Iine suc h as a ramp
or s lope. If necessary to move the tractor on an
inc Ii ne, whenever practical back the tractor up
the i ncl ine and dr ive the tractor forward down
the i nc I ine. Use extreme caut ion if it i s
necessary to dri ve the tractor up an inc Iine
or back the tractor down an inc Iine because the
front of the tractor coul d Iift and rapidIy fl
ip over bac kward whi ch could cause serious
injury. Stay alert for holes, roc ks, tree stumps
and other hazards in terrain which could cause an
upset or loss of control which could result in
injury. Shift transmi ssion to neutral and set
park brake, turn off power to any attachments,
stop engine and remove the key before leav ing
operators seat to make any repa irs or
adjustments, to
Reduce speed when travel Iing on rough roads to
avoid loss of control and upset or col Ii s
ion. Be courteous, have c ons iderat ion for
other traffic us ing the road. Drive defensive iy.
AFTER OPERATING Lower equipment to the ground
before Ieaving tractor to avoid the poss ibi I
ity of the equipment dropping and caus ing
injury. To reduce the poss ib iI ity of
unattended move- ment of the tractor or its use
by unauthori zed operators which could result in
acc ident and injury, always disengage the power
take-off, shift transmi ssion into neutra I, set
the parking brake, stop the engine, and remove
ignition key when leaving the machine
unattended.
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WORK SAFELY- FOLLOWTHESE RULES
DISMOUNTING Step backward from the operating
areas , and from the left s ide onl y. CAUTION
Do not step forward from the operating
compartment. To do so may result in a fal I .
or otherwise repair the protective frame. It
must be replaced in its entirety.
NOTE Do not operate the tractor or run th e
engine unti I a thorough i nspection has been
made to determine that all control s, systems
etc. are operating correctl y. The tractor must
be inspected for other damage preferably by an
International Harvester dealer and al I necessary
corrections made.
AFTER AN UPSET No attempt must be made to
straighten, weld
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INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS

• Tachometer
• Light switch
• Warning Light panel
• Fuel gauge
• Engine cool ant temperature gauge
• Direction indi cator switch
• Engine speed control lever
• Cigar I ighter attachment Keyswi tch
• Brake pedal Iatch
• Brake pedal s
• Accelerator pedal

• 13. Di fferenti al Iock pedal
• 4. AuxiIiary contro I I ever attachment
• Position control I ever
• Draft cont rol I ever
• Independent PTO I ever
• Rai se response lever
• Gear lever
• Park ing brake I ever
• Range lever
• Cl utch pedal
• Fuel control
• Ether start button
• Horn button

Instruments and Control s Gear drive Tractors
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INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS

• 14. Differential lock pedal
• 16. Auxi I iary control Iever
• Posit ion control Iever
• Draft cont rol I ever
• Independent PTO I ever
• Rai se response lever
• Parking brake Iever
• Rangelever
• Foot-n-inch peda I
• Fuel control
• Ether start button
• Horn button
• Speed ratio I ever

1. Tachometer
2. Light switch
3. Warning I i ght panel
4. FueI gauge
5. Eng ine cooIant temperature gauge
6. Direction indi cator switch
7. SpeedOmeter
8. Engine speed control Iever
9. Cigar I ighter attachment
10. Keyswi tch
11. Brake pedal I atch
12. Brake pedal s
13. Accelerator pedal

Instrument s and Control s Hvdrostatic Tractors
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INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
TACHOMETER This instrument revolutions per
GOVERNED SPEED FOR SOME MINUTES. IF THE LIGHT
STILL DOES NOT GO OUT STOP THE ENGINE AND CONSULT
AN INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER.
records the engine speed in minute and aIso
records the
approximate engine hours run. The correct PTO
speed i s indic ated when the needle reg i-
sterm on the PTO line marIed on the face of the
instrument. On gear drive tractors a speed c hart
transfer i s provided to show the tractor speed
in each gear pc sition at selected engine speed.
These transfer! are available to suit different
tire s ize.
Parki ng Bra ke Warn ing Light This red Ii ght w
iII be on when the auxi Ii aries are energised if
the parking brake i s a ppl ied. The par Icing
bra ke must be comple teIy re lea sed an d the
warning I ight off before m oving the tractor.
LIGHT SL'ITCH This switch has four positions. OFF
position f irst posit i on c lockw i se - f la
shing hazard I ights second pos iti on c I
ocIwise - fl ashing h a zard I i ghts , panel
I ights, head Ii ghts, rear I ight(s ) third pos
it ion c IocIwi se - headl ights, panel I ights
, rear worI Ii ght(s ).
Alternator Warning Light This red li ght w iII
glow when the Iey i s t urned to the first pos
iti on but s hould be extingu ished whe n the eng
ine is running above Iow idIe, thus i ndicatin g
tha t the a Iternator i s c harg i ng the
battery. If the I ight continues to glow when the
eng ine i s running above low idle the charg- i
ng c irc uit s hould be chec ked to determine
the fa i lure.
WARNING LIGHT PANEL
En gine Oi I Pre s sure Warning Light Th is red
Iight w iI I be on when the auxi Ii ar ies are
energi sed but wit I go out a s soon a s the e
ngine has started indicating that the eng ine oi
I is circulating through the engine at the
correct pre ssure. I f the I ight does not go out
immed iatel y the engine starts, stop the engine
a nd in ves tigate the cause.
The following ind icator/warn inp Iights and
their i dentificat ion symbol s are housed i n
thi s panel. Transmis si on O i I Warn ing
Light This red I i ght w iII be on when the auxi
I i ar ies are energi sed but w i II go out a s s
oon a s the e ngine has been started. 0 n gear dr
ive tractors the I i ght i s a pressure warni ng
Iight.
I F THE LI GHT DOES NOT GO OUT IMMEDI ATELY
Headlight Indicator Light
DD
STOP THE ENGINE AND INVESTIGATE THE C AUSE. 0 n
hydrostatic drive tractors the Iight i s a
pressure and temperature warn ing I ight
This bIue Iight w i II gl ow whenever the h ead-
I ights are sw itched on.
IF THE LIGHT DOES NOT GO OUT CHECK THAT T HE IPTO
IS IN THE FULLY DISENGAGED POSI - TION. CHECK
THE FLUID LEVEL. CHECK THAT THE OIL COOLER IS
NOT BLOCKED THEN RUN THE ENGINE ON REDUCED LOAD
AT RATED
Airc lea ner Restrict ion Ind icator Light This
ye Ilow Iight wil I come on when the a ir- c
leaner element i s restr icted indicating that
the airc leaner requires servic ing.
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