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Loading...What to do if my New Holland Tractor engine is overheating?
If your New Holland Tractor's engine is overheating, start by checking the radiator screen for grass or debris and clean it as needed. Ensure that the coolant level is adequate and add coolant if necessary. Inspect the fan belt for slippage or breakage; adjust the tension or replace the belt if required.
What to do if the start motor rotates but the New Holland Tractor engine doesn't start?
If the start motor rotates but the engine doesn't start on your New Holland Tractor, the battery charge might be low, so charge or replace it. There may be air in the fuel system, which requires bleeding. Also, the fuel filter could be clogged, so clean or replace it.
General| Engine Type | 3-cylinder diesel |
|---|---|
| Engine Power | 24.7 hp |
| Transmission | Hydrostatic |
| Fuel Capacity | 6.6 gallons |
| Drive Type | 4WD |
| PTO Speed | 540 rpm |
Defines the tractor's designed purpose and operational limitations to prevent misuse.
Safety and pre-operation checks specific to tractors with a cab.
Locates identification plates essential for service and parts.
Defines the tractor's views (front, rear, left, right) from the operator's perspective.
General safety precautions for operation, including slope safety and fluid handling.
Identifies safety signs related to the ROPS and their importance.
Identifies safety signs specific to the tractor's cab for safe operation.
Identification and function of primary controls located in the forward area.
Details the various indicators and gauges on the instrument panel.
Operation of the ignition switch for starting, preheating, and powering down the tractor.
Procedure for engaging and releasing the park brake for secure parking.
Operation of the differential lock for enhanced traction, including steering considerations.
Guidelines for the initial break-in period to ensure engine longevity and performance.
Safe procedures for refueling the tractor's fuel tank, including precautions.
A step-by-step guide for safely starting the tractor's engine.
Explanation of how to operate the HST, its ranges, and speed control.
Procedures for safely parking the tractor, including park brake application.
General safety guidelines and considerations for driving the tractor on public roads.
Method for securing the tractor when loading and unloading onto transport.
How to operate the tractor's turn signals, hazard, headlights, sidelights, and brake lights.
Step-by-step instructions for folding and unfolding the ROPS for transport or low clearance.
How to operate the three-point hitch system to raise and lower implements.
How to engage, disengage, and operate the rear, mid, and combined PTO.
A schedule detailing required maintenance actions and intervals based on operating hours.
Procedure for changing the engine oil and filter at specified intervals.
Steps for replacing the main fuel filter element to ensure fuel system integrity.
Importance of maintaining correct tire pressure and guidelines for checking.
Procedure for changing the transmission, rear axle, and hydraulic fluid.
Protective measures to take when storing the tractor for an extended period.
Diagnosing and resolving common engine-related problems and their causes.
Identifying and fixing issues related to the tractor's steering system.
Troubleshooting guide for problems encountered with the HST operation.
Steps to diagnose and resolve issues within the tractor's electrical system.
Comprehensive technical data for the tractor's engine, capacities, and systems.
Specific dimensions related to the ROPS, wheel tread, and ground clearance.
Checklist for dealers to confirm pre-delivery service completion and machine readiness.
A checklist for owners to review the pre-delivery service and familiarize themselves with the machine.
