Case IH 2120 2130 2140 2150 Tractors Operator’s Manual Instant Download (Publication No.9-13270)

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2120/2130/2140 2150 Tractors Operators Manual 9-13
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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 DEM H B
If Safety Decals on this machine use the words
Danger, Warning or Caution, which are defined as
follows 0 DANGER Indicates an immediate
hazardous situation which if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury. The color
associated with Danger is RED. 0 WARNING
Indicates an potentially hazardous situation
which if not avoided, will result in serious
injury. The color associated with Warning is
ORANGE. 0 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 G The
first panel indicates the nature of the hazard. G
The second panel indicates the appropriate
avoidance of the hazard. G Background color is
YELLOW.
G Prohibition symbols such as
and if used, are RED.
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WA I IMPROPER OPERATION OF THIS MACHINE 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. G Reads and understands ALL Safety
Decals on the machine. G Clears the area of other
persons. G 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.
Oc 2001 Case Corporation
Bur 0-00000 March, 1995 (Revised October, 1997)
CASE and IH are registered trade marks of Case
Corporation
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TO THE OWNER OF A CASE INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR Use
this manual as your guide. If you follow the
instructions given in this manual, your Case
International tractor will work well for many
years. Your Authorized Case Dealer can give
assistance with J I Case Company made parts and
persons with special training that know the best
methods of repair and maintenance for your
tractor. Call your Authorized Dealer if you need
any assistance or information.
Vour Authorized Case Dealer
2120 VERSION NOTE Where rig/?f hand and lefi
hand of the tractor are used in this manual,
these are the same as your right hand and left
hand, when you are in the seat looking forward.
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2130V TRACTOR - GERMAN VERSION
2140E TRACTOR - MFD VERSION
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SERIAL NUMBERS Compiled in this manual are the
operating and maintenance instructions for the
2120, 2130, 2140 and Vineyard and Narrow V E
agricultural tractor models. When in need of
service parts always quote the tractor,
transmission unit, and engine serial numbers,
including prefix and suffix letters. If
information is required that is not available in
this manual see the nearest authorized Case IH
Dealer. Transmission Serial Number EXAMPLE 587
AB AG AC C G C 0001001 587 is the base code
and the suffix letters denote the build of the
unit
AB 2 wheel drive
AG ROPS
AC 8 8 Transmission
AD 12 12 Transmission
AE 12 12 Super Creeper Transmission
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SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION
MODEL AND PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER PLATE
MFD AXLE SERIAL NUMBER PLATE (E MODELS)
MFD AXLE SERIAL NUMBER PLATE (V MODELS)
ENGINE SERIAL NUMBER
TRANSMISSION SERIAL NUMBER For ready reference
write the serial numbers of your machine in the
spaces below. TRACTOR MODEL NUMBER PRODUCT
IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ENGINE SERIAL
NUMBER TRANSMISSION SERIAL NUMBER MECHANICAL
FRONT DRIVE AXLE SERIAL NUMBER
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TO THE OWNER ............... I-II SERIAL NUMBERS
. ..... . .. III-IV Locations . .. ... ...... .
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OPERATION (continued) Three point linkage system
......... 57 Upper link . .. . .. . . . . .
58 Ballasting .....................
59-60 Measuring wheel slip ........... 61-62
Loads matched to the tractor ....... 63 Roll bar
......................... 64 Hydraulic lift
.................. 65-75 Hydraulic system control
........... 65 Position control operating
.......... 66 Draft control operating ..........
67-68 Sensivity control and setting ........ 69
Mixed control operating ............ 70
TABLE OF CONTENTS SAFETY . ... Rules
.. . . Before starting . Operation .. .
.... . .. V-IV . ......... VII-XV .. ..
.. VII . . . .. .. VII ............ VIII
Service . . . . .. .... . XII
HAND SIGNALS . .... .. ...... XIV-XV
CONVERSION FACTORS .. . XVI
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS ......... 1-4
2120 specifications .......... . . 5
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2150 p ifications '.................8
Trailer brake valve ................ 75
Self sealing brakeaway couplings .... 76 Towing
the tractor ................ 77 Transporting the
tractor ............ 77
TRAVEL SPEED .................. 9-14
APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS . . 15-18 TIRE AND WHEEL
EQUIPMENT ... 19-23 FRONT TREAD WIDTHS (2 WD)
.... 25-26 FRONT TREAD WIDTHS (4 WD) ...... 27
(continued)
REAR TREAD WIDTHS ........... 28-29
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.... 30-33
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-t ha a e, tdo switch' .............. 36
Horn button ..................... 36 Head lamp
dipper switch .......... 36 Engine stop control
............... 37 Seat ..........................
. 38 Running procedure ............ .. 39 Before
starting the engine .......... 40 Starting the
engine ............. 42-43 Using booster
batteries ............ 44 After starting the
engine ........... 44 Driving the tractor
................ 45 Accelerator
...................... 45 Differential lock
................... 46 St e ng't e eacet!
.............. 4 a St b the a eor . . . .
. . . . 9 Stopping the engine ...............
50 PTO clutch lever ................. 51 PTO
reduction lever ............... 51 PTO engagement
lever ............ 52 PTO shaft guard
................. 53 Operating safety
.................. 54 Drawbar .... ... .. . .. .
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SERVICING SCHEDULE ............ 101 SERVICE
INTERVAL ........... 102-111 Every 10 hours
................. 102 Every 150 hours
............. 103-105 Every 300 hours
............. 106-108 Evef 600 hours
................ 109 Every 1000 hours
............110-111 MAINTENANCE ...............
112-120 Front wheel alignement (2 WD) .....112
Front wheel alignement (4 WD) . . 113-114
LUBRICATION AND PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE ........
78 Hourmeter ...................... 79
Lubricants. . . . ... .... . 80
Greasing points ................ 81-83
Lubrication chart ............... 84-85 Engine
oil and filter ............. 86-89 Transmission
and hydraulic oil .... 89-90 Trailer brake valve
tank ............ 91 Transmission and hydraulic
oil ...... 92 Front differentid oil (MFD)
.......... 93 Wheel hub oil (MFD) ..............
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Front beam ................. 115-117
Rear beam .....................118 Rear work lamp
................. 119
Hood removing .. . . . 95-96
Front belt adjustment .............. 97 Air
cleaning system ............... 98
Fuse box .......................120
Instruments panel lights ...........120
Battery ...................... 99-100
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SAFETY Safety Rules Understand that your safety
and the safety of other persons, is measured by
how you service and operate this machine. Know
the positions and oper- ations of all controls
before you try to operate. MAKE SURE YOU CHECK
ALL CONTROLS IN A SAFE AREA BEFORE STARTING
WORK. READ THIS MANUAL COMPLETELY and make sure
you understand the controls. All equipment has a
limit. Make sura you understand the speed,
brakes, steering and load characteristics of the
machine before you start to operate. The safety
information given in this manual does not replace
safety codes, insurance needs or national and
local laws. Make sure your machine has the
correct equipment required by local laws and
regulations. Case is continuing to work for your
safety by making tractors with protection and by
givin these rules for safe ratiön.
Before StaÛing
CAUTION Check the machine lor leaks or any parts
that are broken, not working correctly, or not
there at all. Before you sfart the machine,
tighten all caps, dipsticks, battery cover, etc.
WARNING Before starting the engine, be sure all
operating contro/s are in neutral. This will
ease starting load on the starter and batteries
and will eliminate the accidental start up of PTO
driven equipment.
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WARNING Be fore starting engine sfr/cfy
Operators Manual sa fety mes s age s Read all
sa/ety signs on machine Clear the area c f other
persons Learn and practice saIe use o f controls
be lore operating It is your responsibility to
understand and folio w manufacturers instructions
or machine operation s er vic e, and to obs
erve pertinent laws and regulations. Operator
and Service Manuals m ay be o6t ain e d mom
yo ur eqoipmenf dealer WARNING To help pre vent
inj ury. BEFORE STARTING T HE ENGINE Put shields
in place. Sit /n the seat. Place controls in ne
utral. BEFORE OPE RATING MAC HINE C/e ar p e
ople away. No riders. WHEN OPE RATING MACH INE
Keep away troiri po wer driven parts. A void ste
ep slopes, embankments, ditc lie s and rough
terrain. Reduce speed when turning, In nigh s pe
ed travel, couple brak e pe dais toge ther where
applicable On road try el, use flas hiig w
arriig ligh ts were permitt ed an d ke ep
SM V emble in visid/e mom rear WHEN MACHINE IS
STOPPED - Engage park Drake. Lo wer raised
equipment to gr ound. Stop engine be fore
dismounting to service or clear re ac hine s)

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  ei ded st ar ting procedure mom ope r a tors s
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  components promptly so that jump starti/?p
  will not be aftempterY.
• Machine run-away can cause injury or death to
  operators or bystanders.

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HAND SIGNALS For communication unde noise
conditions and for special operations, a system
of standard hand signals has been devised which
can decrease time loss and prevent accidents.
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Th' Far To G.
Start the Engine
Put your hands in front of your face with the
backs of your hands outward. Move your hands in
or out as an indication of how far to go.
Move arm in a circle at waist level
Stop the Engine
Move Out
Move your right arm across your neck from left to
right.
Face in the required direction of travel. Put
your arm straight out behind you, then swing your
arm over your head and forward until your arm is
straight out in front of you with the back of
your hand up.
Move Toward Me - Follow Me
Look toward the person or vehicle you need to
move. Hold one hand in front of you with the back
of the hand toward the machine and move your arm
from the elbow to the fingers backward and
forward. XIV
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Raise Equipment
Come To Me
(Can also be Come to me because I need your
assistance). Lift your arm vertically over your
head with the back of your hand to the rear and
turn yuor arm in large horizontal circles.
Point up with one finger and at the same time,
move your hand in a circle at head level.
Lower Equipment
Decrease Speed
Put your arm out horizontally with the back of
your hand up, then move your arm down about 45
minimum many times. Keep your arm straight and do
not move your arm above your shoulder.
Point to the ground with one finger and at the
same time move your hand in a circle.
Stop
Increase Speed
Raise your hand fully up with the back of you
hand to the rear. Keep this position until the
signal is understood.
Lift your hand to shoulder level with your
fingers closed. Move your closed hand fully up,
then return to shoulder level. Do this quickly,
many times.
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CONVERSION FACTORS The tractors in this manual
were made using the metric measuring system. All
figures shown are metric to make sure of accuracy
when operating and servicing the tractor. Length
(Distance)
Millimetres (mm) X 0.0394 Inches (in)
Metres (m) X 3.281 Feet (ft)
Kilometres (km) X 0.621 Miles
Volume (Capacity)
Cubic centimetres (cc cm3) X 0.061 Cubic inches (cu in in3)
Litres (I) X 1.76 Imperial pints (Imp pt)
Litres (I) X 0.88 Imperial quarts (Imp qt)
US quarts (US qt) X 0.833 Imperial quarts (tmp qt)
Litres (I) X 1.057 US quarts (US qt)
Litres (I) X 0.22 Imperial gallons (lmp gal)
US gallons (US gal) X 0.833 Imperial gallons (lmp gal)
Litres (I) X 0.264 - US gallons (US gal)
Mass (Weight) Grams (g) X 0.035 Ounces (oz)
Kilograms (kg) X 2.205 Pounds (lb)
Force Newtons (N) Newtons (N) Kilograms-force
(kgf kg) Pressure Kilograms-force per square
centimetre (kgf/cmm kg/cmm) Atmostpheres (atm)
X X X
3.6 Ounces-force (ozf, oz) 0.225 Pounds-force
(Ibf lb) 9.81 Newtons (N)
X 14.223 Pounds-force per square inch (psi
lbf/in2 lb/in) Pounds-force per square inch
(psi lbf/in lb/in) Pounds-force per square
inch
X 14.696
Bars
X 14.5

(psi lbf/in lb/in)
Kilopascals (kPa)
X
0.145 Pounds-force per square inch (psi
lbf/ink lb/in) Kilopascals (kPa)
Kilograms-force per square C2f'ItiMetr 2
(kgf/Cm2 kg/cmm) Torque (Moment Of Force)
X 98.1
Kilograms-force centimetre X 0.868 Pounds-force inches (lbf in lb in)
(kgf cm kg cm) Newton metres (Nm) X 8.85 Pounds-force inches (lbf in lb in)
Pounds-force feet (Ibf ft lb ft) X 12 Pounds-force inches (lbf in lb in)
Kilograms-force metres X 7.233 Pounds-force feet (Ibf ft lb ft)
(kgf m kg m) Newton metres (Nm) X 0.738 Pounds-force feet (lbf ft lb ft)
Kilograms-force metres (kgf m kg m) X 9.804 Newton metres (Nm)
Power Watts (W X 0.0013 Horsepower (hp)
Velocity (Speed) Kilometres per hour X 0.621 Miles per hour (miles/hr mph)
(km/hr kph)
Temperature Degrees Celsius (Degrees Centigrade
C)
(F - 32) x 0.56
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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Specifications for each
machine are under individual headings which
follow these GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS. apacities
I uel Tank 60 litre
2WD Transmission 36 litre
MFD Transmission 38 litre
MFD Axle Differential 4 litre
Wheel Hub (Each) 0.8 litre
NOTE These capacities are only a guide to the
quantities. Always use the dipstick r level
plug to make sure that units are filled to the
correct level.
Electrical System I ype of System I tittery
(Rating IEC/BS) I.uId Cranking Amperes (at -
18C) Alternator I lead Lamps (2) hide Lamps
(2) !iop/Tail Lamps (2) I direction Indicator
Lamps (4) I lugistration Number Plate Lamp Wurk
Lamp I' trument Warning Lamp I chometer Lamp !
teedometerLamp mel Lamp
12 Volt, Negative Ground 12 Volt, 100 Ah 420
Ampere 55 Ampere 12 Volt, 40/45 watt 12 Volt, 5
watt 12 Volt, 21/5 watt 12 Volt, 21 watt 12 Volt,
10 watt 12 Volt, 35 watt
12 Volt, 12 Volt, 12 Volt, 12 Volt,
3 watt 3 watt 3 watt 3 watt
t'lutch I ype I i.imeter of Discs
Dry Double Disc. Independent Hand Operated
PTO 280 mm
I ransmissions ii r 8 SPEED I vte Nimber of
Gears I,! 12 SPEED I yte
4 Speed Synchromesh with High/Low Ranges and
Reverse 8 Forward, 8 Reverse
4 Speed Synchromesh with High/Low anó Creeper
Ranges and Reverse. Twò Creeper Values are
Available. 12 Forward, 12 reverse
Nwober of Gears
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