(1) Dead Battery (2) Jump Cable
(3) Helper Battery
(A) Ground (Transmission Case)
TD2O532A
JUMP STARTING
If the battery is discharged and the
engine cannot be started, it is possible
to start the engine by connecting the
discharged battery to a battery from
another tractor or other extra battery.
1. Check that the rated voltage of the
discharged battery is same as the
voltage of the other tractor or vehi-
cle for jump start. (Specication for
this tractor: 12 V)
WARNING
Warming up the engine exces-
siv ely i ncrea ses fuel con-
sumption and affects the dura-
bility of the tractor negatively.
Never warm up the engine and
leave the tractor for an exten-
ded period of time. It can cau-
se re and an accident.
Never leave the tractor unat-
tended while warming up.
Be sure to apply parking brake
while warming up the engine.
If the warm-up is skipped or
missed, the tractor can take
off abruptly to cause a fatal
accident.
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HOW TO WARM UP ENGINE (FOR
HYDRAULIC SHUTTLE TRACTOR)
1. After starting the engine with the
clutch depressed, make sure that
the shuttle lever is in its neutral po-
sition and release the clutch pedal
slowly for warm-up.
2. Run the engine around to 1500
rpm for the period of time indicated
in the table below in accordance
with each ambient temperature.
Ambient
temperature
Warm-up period
0
℃
or warmer
5~10 minutes
0
℃
~ -10
℃
10~20 minutes
-10
℃
~ -20
℃
20~30 minutes
-20
℃
or colder
30 minutes or
more
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