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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USERS PRINCIPLES OF FIRE SAFETY 36. Carry out refilling of fuel with engine stopped. 37. In summer season do not refill fuel tank to its full capacity. Wipe immediately spilled fuel. 38. Do not refill fuel in vicinity of open flame and do not smoke. 39. When inspecting level of electrolyte in the battery, do not smoke and do not use open flame. Pay attention to consistent observation of fire safety instructions in environment of increased risk of fire (haylofts, straw stacks, etc.). 40. In case that the tractor is equipped with a fire extinguisher, have it still available. PROTECTION OF HEALTH AND THE ENVIRONMENT 41. The tractors are not equipped with any special filters of air supplied to the cabin. Therefore the tractors are not designed for work with aerosols and other harmful substances. Kerosene, diesel oil and other oil products that are used for operation and treatment of the tractor may cause skin diseases with direct contact, show irritation effects to mucous membranes, eyes, digestive and upper respiratory tract. Some of them may cause general poisoning when swallowed. 42. The workers that come into contact with oil products are obliged to observe safety and hygienic directives, use suitable protective means and work in well ventilated rooms. WHEN WORKING WITH OIL PRODUCTS 43. After end of your work of before taking a food it is necessary to wash the hands thoroughly with a non-irritating washing preparation and use a suitable protective hand cream. 44. When connecting and disconnecting quick-couplings of hydraulic circuits remove, using any textile material, excessive hydraulic oil remaining in the socket or plug of the quick-coupling. DISPOSAL OF WASTE 46. With disposal of the tractor or its parts (including its operational fluids) after termination of their service life it is necessary to follow the applicable laws and executing notices to the laws of the country in which the tractor is used. Based on the act on waste, when selling the tractor, the final dealer of the tractor is liable to inform the consumer about the way of back taking of some used parts of the tractor. These include oils and other operational fluids, batteries and tyres. Back taking of these used 9 products shall be carried out without any demands for any payment from the consumer for this back taking. DAILY PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 47. Perform this daily or at least every 8-10 working hours of the engine. SAFETY CABIN 48. In case that the protective frame of the cabin is damaged from corrosion, accident or otherwise, the safety cabin shall be replaced for a new one. AIR-CONDITIONING 49. In any case do not dismount, change direction or otherwise manipulate with the fitting of the air-conditioning system. This may cause a sudden escape of the cooling medium and fast local cooling. A contact of such component with skin may result in a serious injury. 50. The air-conditioning system is equipped with quick-couplings that allow, if necessary, to separate the cab from the tractor body without any leakage of the cooling medium. Any interventions into the air-conditioning system should be performed by a specialised service shop.
ELECTRIC INSTALLATION 51. No additional modifications of electric installation of the tractor shall be carried out (such as connection of other electric appliances) due to its possible overloading! 52. Values of electric installation: Nominal voltage 12 V = Grounded minus ( - ) pole Use of starting trucks or other auxiliary sources with a different voltage or polarity may cause serious damages to the tractor. 53. When manipulating with the battery pay special attention and avoid short circuits. The tractors are equipped with a battery disconnector that shall be switched off before any manipulation with the battery. 54. The tractors cannot be operated with disconnected battery; this may cause serious damages to the tractor. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USERS 10
Page 2 and 3: ZETOR This present operation manual
Page 4 and 5: CONTENTS Page Location of serial nu
Page 6 and 7: LOCATION OF SERIAL NUMBERS G2 5
Page 8 and 9: SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USERS P
Page 12 and 13: DAILY PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE Carry
Page 14 and 15: DAILY PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE FLUID
Page 16 and 17: DAILY PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SUSPEN
Page 18 and 19: The user of the tractor shall learn
Page 20 and 21: GETTING TO KNOW THE TRACTOR SAFETY
Page 22 and 23: GETTING TO KNOW THE TRACTOR E108 RI
Page 24 and 25: GETTING TO KNOW THE TRACTOR WASHER
Page 26 and 27: GETTING TO KNOW THE TRACTOR DRIVER
Page 28 and 29: GETTING TO KNOW THE TRACTOR HEATING
Page 30 and 31: GETTING TO KNOW THE TRACTOR E123 FA
Page 32 and 33: GETTING TO KNOW THE TRACTOR HEATING
Page 34 and 35: COCKPIT BESCHREIBUNG DER GERÄTE A
Page 36 and 37: DIGITAL DASHBOARD A digital dashboa
Page 38 and 39: GETTING TO KNOW THE TRACTOR *TILT S
Page 40 and 41: GETTING TO KNOW THE TRACTOR LIGHTS
Page 42 and 43: GETTING TO KNOW THE TRACTOR IGNITIO
Page 44 and 45: GETTING TO KNOW THE TRACTOR PEDALS
Page 46 and 47: GETTING TO KNOW THE TRACTOR P+11NH1
Page 48 and 49: GETTING TO KNOW THE TRACTOR TRACTOR
Page 50 and 51: Before a drive with the new tractor
Page 52 and 53: DRIVING BEFORE YOU START THE ENGINE
Page 54 and 55: DRIVING G207 IMMEDIATELY AFTER STAR
Page 56 and 57: DRIVING SHIFTING OF GEARS The tract
Page 58 and 59: DRIVING E216 TORQUE MULTIPLIER The
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DRIVING DIESEL PARTICLE FILTER - SY
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DRIVING MOVING OFF 1. Tread on the
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DRIVING DIFFERENTIAL LOCK The diffe
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DRIVING SINGLE-HOSE AND DOUBLE-HOSE
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DRIVING STOPPING THE TRACTOR - HAND
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RUNNING-IN THE TRACTOR Page General
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RUNNING-IN THE TRACTOR E256 FROM 10
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TRANSPORT USE Page Front hook......
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TRANSPORT USE AUTOMATIC HITCH OF TH
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TRANSPORT USE COUPLING OF A SINGLE-
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TRANSPORT USE MAXIMUM PERMITTED VER
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DRIVE OF FARMING MACHINES Page Work
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DRIVE OF FARMING MACHINES REAR OUTP
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DRIVE OF FARMING MACHINES DRIVE OF
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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM Page Hydraulic sys
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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM P+11N001 HYDRAULIC
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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM P+11N006 THREE-POI
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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM P+11N010 POWER REG
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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM P+11N016 EXTERIOR
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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM P+11N014 LOCKING C
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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM P+11N018 DIFFERENT
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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM Working area: in f
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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM CONNECTING MACHINE
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HITCHES Page Rear three-point hitch
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HITCHES HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT OF LIFTIN
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HITCHES LOWER PULL BARS WITH EXTENS
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HITCHES P+11N021 COTROLLING FRONT T
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CHANGE OF WHEELS TREAD Page Change
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CHANGE OF WHEELS TREAD E502 SETTING
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CHANGE OF WHEELS TREAD ADJUSTEMNT O
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ADDITIONAL WEIGHTS Page Weights in
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ADDITIONAL WEIGHTS G554 VALVE FOR F
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ADDITIONAL WEIGHTS MAXIMUM WEIGHT O
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ELECTRIC INSTALLATION Page Essentia
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ELECTRIC INSTALLATION E603 BATTERY
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ELECTRIC INSTALLATION FH12N029 FUSE
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ELECTRIC INSTALLATION CHECK OF ADJU
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ELECTRIC INSTALLATION LIST OF LAMPS
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TRACTOR MAINTENANCE Page Operations
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TRACTOR MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS CARR
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FUELS, COOLANTS AND LUBRICANTS USED
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TRACTOR MAINTENANCE OILS FOR TRACTO
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TRACTOR MAINTENANCE PLASTIC LUBRICA
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TRACTOR LUBRICATION CHART TRACTOR M
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TRACTOR MAINTENANCE THREE-POINT SUS
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TRACTOR MAINTENANCE UPPER LINKAGE B
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TRACTOR MAINTENANCE OVERHAUL IN PRO
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Most of operations of planned maint
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS OPENING OF
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS REPLACEMEN
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIO
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS CHECK OF O
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS REPLACEMEN
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS CHECK AND
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS F206 FRON
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS E736 CLEAN
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS WORKING PR
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS GEARBOX DI
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ADJUSTMENTS Page Stretching of v-be
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ADJUSTMENTS BLEEDING OF TRACTOR BRA
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ADJUSTMENTS 2. BLEEDING OF BRAKES O
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ADJUSTMENTS 4. BLEEDING OF HYDRAULI
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In case that some asymmetry of brak
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ADJUSTMENTS E766 ADJUSTMENT OF HITC
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ESSENTIAL TECHNICAL PARAMETERS Page
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ESSENTIAL TECHNICAL PARAMETERS TECH
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PERMITTED MAX. LOADING OF FRONT AXL
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ESSENTIAL TECHNICAL PARAMETERS LOAD
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ESSENTIAL TECHNICAL PARAMETERS PERM
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FORWARD TRAVEL SPEED OF THE TRACTOR
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FORWARD TRAVEL SPEED OF THE TRACTOR
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ESSENTIAL TECHNICAL PARAMETERS SPEE
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A Additional weights 119 Adjustable
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Fuse box 129 G Gearbox distributor
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Overhaul in proxima tractors 151 P
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NOTES 209
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