90
6.6 SEAT
Lengthwise adjustment: with lever n.11 fig.1.
Seat firmness adjustment: with knob n.14 fig.1.
The following adjustments are possible for CE certificated seated:
• Lever 27 fig.1 - seat height adjustment.
• Lever 28 fig.1 - seat firmness adjustment for driver weight: less than 70 kg;
over 70 kg.
6.7 WHEELS
TYRE INFLATION PRESSURE
Front Rear
Tyres Bar Kpa Tyres Bar KPa
6x12" 1,9 190 250/80x18" 2,0 200
6.5/80x12" 2,0 200 260/80x20" 1,6 160
7.00x12" 2,0 200 12.4R20" 1,6 160
23-8.50x12" 1,5 150 33-12.50x15" 1,4 140
6x12"FD 2,0 200 9.5x18"FD 2,2 220
8.00x20" 1,7 170
8.3x24" 3,1 310
6.8 REGISTRATIONS
6.8.1 Transmission clutch link rod
When the pedal take-up is less than 20 mm, regulate it with register n.1 fig.10.
6.8.2 Independent PTO clutch link rod
With tractors with synchronized gears, the independent PTO linkage registration
is done on fork n.2 fig.11, bring the take-up for the lever to around 20 mm.
6.8.3 Brake link rod
When pedal travel is excessive or when the wheels brake at different levels,
adjust the nuts on the link rods n.1 fig.15 on both sides.
6.9 ELECTRIC SYSTEM
Whenever you have to work on the electric system, always
disconnect the positive wire from the battery.
- Battery
Check and top up as needed the electrolyte level in the battery so that the
battery elements are always fully covered. Use distilled water, with the engine
switched off and without naked flames near by. Check the battery clamps and
grease them with vaseline as needed. Keep the battery clean and if the tractor is
to be inactive for a long time, remove the battery and store in a cool dry place.
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