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4. FUNCTIONS

SWITCHES AND LEVERS .....................................4-3

MAIN KEY SWITCH .................................................. 4-3
F/R SHUTTLE LEVER ............................................... 4-4
COMBINATION SWITCH .......................................... 4-4
TELESCOPIC ADJUST CAP ..................................... 4-5
STEERING WHEEL TILT LEVER .............................. 4-5
4WD SHIFT SWITCH ................................................ 4-5
EMERGENCY LAMP SWITCH .................................. 4-6

INSTRUMENT PANEL ............................................4-7

WARNING INDICATOR LAMP .................................. 4-8
DIRECTION LAMP (LH) ............................................ 4-8
DIRECTION LAMP (RH) ............................................ 4-8
FORWARD LAMP ...................................................... 4-9
NEUTRAL LAMP ....................................................... 4-9
REVERSE LAMP ....................................................... 4-9
LOW BEAM HEAD LAMP ........................................ 4-10
HIGH BEAM HEAD LAMP ....................................... 4-10
SINGLE BRAKE LAMP (N/A) .................................. 4-10
LOW SPEED LAMP (N/A) ....................................... 4-11
HIGH SPEED LAMP (N/A) ...................................... 4-11

AUTO PTO LAMP (N/A).......................................... 4-11
PTO LAMP ............................................................... 4-12
AIR FLOW SENSOR ............................................... 4-12
PARKING BRAKE LAMP ......................................... 4-12
FUEL WATER SEPARATOR ................................... 4-13
PRE-HEAT LAMP .................................................... 4-13
ENGINE OIL PRESSURE LAMP ............................. 4-13
BATTERY CHARGING LAMP ................................. 4-14
FUEL EMPTY LAMP ................................................ 4-14
TRANSMISSION WARNING LAMP ........................ 4-14
CONSTANT SPEED INDICATOR LAMP (N/A) ....... 4-15
LIFT UP LAMP ......................................................... 4-15
TOWING POWER LAMP ......................................... 4-15
REVERSE UP INDICATOR LAMP (N/A) ................. 4-16
TURN-UP INDICATOR (N/A) ................................... 4-16
OPERATION LAMP (N/A) ........................................ 4-16
4WD DRIVE LAMP (N/A) ......................................... 4-17
FUEL GAUGE .......................................................... 4-17
RPM GAUGE/ENGINE USING HOUR METER ...... 4-17
SPEEDOMETER ..................................................... 4-18
WATER TEMP GAUGE ........................................... 4-18
ERROR CODE DISPLAY ........................................ 4-18

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Summary of Contents for 9550C

Page 1: ...ed please contact your nearest authorized dealer for a copy 4 Some parts of this product may have been changed for the improvement of quality or for safety reason 5 In this case the photographs or dra...

Page 2: ...BRANSON 9550C 00 indd 2 2015 12 22 8 53...

Page 3: ...Y OVERVIEW OF THE TRACTOR FUNCTIONS OPERATION WORK MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT TROUBLE SHOOTING SPECIFICATIONS INDEX 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SECTION TABLE OF CONTENTS 10 BRANS...

Page 4: ...OTING 2 2 OVERVIEW OF THE TRACTOR 3 1 EXTERIOR VIEW 3 2 OVERVIEW OF THE TRACTOR 3 1 EXTERIOR VIEW 3 2 FUNCTIONS 4 1 SWITCHES AND LEVERS 4 3 MAIN KEY SWITCH 4 3 F R SHUTTLE LEVER 4 4 COMBINATION SWITCH...

Page 5: ...15 Reverse Up indicator lamp N A 4 16 Turn Up indicator N A 4 16 OPERATION LAMP N A 4 16 4wd drive lamp n a 4 17 FUEL GAUGE 4 17 RPM GAUGE ENGINE USING HOUR METER 4 17 SPEEDOMETER 4 18 WATER TEMP GAUG...

Page 6: ...OPERATION WORK 5 1 CHECKING BEFORE OPERATION 5 3 STARTING STOPPING THE ENGINE 5 10 TO START THE ENGINE 5 10 TO STOP THE ENGINE 5 12 WARMING UP 5 13 JUMP STARTING 5 13 DRIVING ON THE ROAD 5 14 DRIVING...

Page 7: ...r adjustment 5 27 Vertical lifting adjustment 5 27 Drawbar positioning 5 27 Attachment of PTO drive implement 5 28 PRECAUTIONS FOR CONNECTING THE IMPLEMENT 5 29 CONTROL AND OPERATION OF HYDRAULIC SYST...

Page 8: ...STORAGE 6 2 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT 7 1 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 7 2 OIL GREASE AND ANTI FREEZE CHART 7 4 FUEL OIL AND COOLANT CHART 7 5 Opening hood 7 6 CHECKING AND CHANGING 7 6 EN...

Page 9: ...IN 7 21 FUSE FUSIBLE LINKS 7 21 COLOR OF EXHAUST GAS 7 22 tires pressure 7 22 FRONT AXLE TURN RADIUS 7 23 TROUBLE SHOOTING 8 1 TROUBLESHOOTING 8 2 ENGINE 8 2 CLUTCH AND BRAKE 8 4 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 8 5...

Page 10: ...l close to the tractor after you have read it IMPORTANT The instructions given with the following marks are very important for your safety WARNING Failure to observe the instruction given with this ma...

Page 11: ...amp N A Air Flow Sensor 4WD Back Up Preheat Parking Brake Auto PTO Engine Oil Pressure Lamp Lift Up Operation Battery Charging Lamp Water Separator Constant Speed Indicator Lamp N A Brake Pedal Connec...

Page 12: ...ng companies Here we introduce Use and Disposal policy concerned with environment preservation as follows 1 Please read the operator s manual though for global environment protection and avoid overloa...

Page 13: ...USING THE MACHINE 1 2 WHILE WORKING 1 11 AFTER USING THE MACHINE 1 13 PRECAUTION FOR PROLONGED STORAGE 1 15 PRECAUTIONS IN INCLINED AREA 1 17 MAINTENANCE BEFORE OPERATING 1 18 OTHERS 1 19 OVERVIEW OF...

Page 14: ...enance on a flat and safe place Select a flat and safe location to secure the tractor in place and will not cause a risk to peo ple passing by Before carrying out the maintenance Block the front and r...

Page 15: ...reat ment of medicine Under the influence on alco hol Pregnant Under the age of 18 WARNING Wear the appropriate clothing when operating equipment Do not wear loose fitting clothes Do wear proper foot...

Page 16: ...e safety of the tractor and start to move slowly Only operate tractor while people or animals are at safe distance away Check around the tractor start the engine and move slowly Otherwise There is a r...

Page 17: ...als when driving on a road Make sure to connect the brake pedals when driving on a road Otherwise There is a danger of abrupt turn ing or overturning due to one sided braking when the brake pedal is d...

Page 18: ...low only one operator The driv er must not allow anyone else to get on the tractor Especially children Otherwise An un expected accident may occur WARNING LXN5o116a Donot allow anyone near while op e...

Page 19: ...tor explain how to operate and have them read this manual Otherwise There is a danger of death se rious injury or damage to the tractor WARNING LXN5o189A Treatment of hazardous materials Properly disc...

Page 20: ...n a fire WARNING Frequency inspects the electrical parts and wiring Inspect electrical wiring con tact insulation to avoid short ing or spark Otherwise There is a risk of fire due to short circuit WAR...

Page 21: ...N LXN5o133A Useacor recttools Use correct tools Use proper tools to carry out all maintenance procedure Otherwise There is a danger of accident due to poor maintenance CAUTION LXN5o134A Oops Secure ho...

Page 22: ...0a Connect dual brake pedal before moving tractor Check if the brakes work prop erly and evenly on both sides or if the steering wheel is loose Otherwise There is a risk of accident WARNING LXN5o137A...

Page 23: ...e keep each part of the tractor in normal condition Make sure to replace all hy draulic hoses and brake hos es once every two years Otherwise There is danger of accident or equipment failure due to po...

Page 24: ...g in a green house Ventilate the area to let out the exhaust gas Otherwise The exhaust gas can cause in toxication and lead to fatal con sequences WARNING LXN5o144A Stop the engine when remov ing gras...

Page 25: ...When the PTO shaft is not in use apply grease to it and keep it covered Otherwise There is a risk that you may get entangled or get injured CAUTION LXN5o149A Be careful of high oil pressure Make sure...

Page 26: ...performed Otherwise An unexpected accident may oc cur WARNING LXN5o152A Put tractor cover on only after tractor has cooled down Put tractor cover on only after parts such as the engine and muffler co...

Page 27: ...tor ing the tractor for a long time When storing the tractor for a long period of time make sure to put the clutch pedal in the Disconnect position Otherwise The tractor may move and cause injury or a...

Page 28: ...nfirm that the implement is down on the ground when start ing the engine When starting the engine con firm that the position lever is on Lowest and that the auto rotary lever is on Release Otherwise I...

Page 29: ...and have sufficient strength length and width for the tractor Otherwise The tractor may roll backward or fall off causing accident or injury WARNING Move the tractor backward when loading and forward...

Page 30: ...lipping rolling or overturning WARNING MAINTENANCE BEFORE OPERATING LXN5o151A Stop the engine before mainte nance Turn engine off before per forming any maintenance on tractor Otherwise There is a ris...

Page 31: ...dify the tractor Otherwise There is a danger of accident or injury or equipment failure Please remember that the failure due to modification may not be covered by warranty CAUTION LXN5o160A Pay attent...

Page 32: ...lling or overturning WARNING Stop the engine before mainte nance Turn engine off before per forming any maintenance on tractor Otherwise There is a risk of injury CAUTION LXN5o166A Follow the instruct...

Page 33: ...ds or feet under or near implement Do not get under implement or put your feet under it Otherwise The implement unit may fall down and there is a risk of injury WARNING Pay attention to the balance be...

Page 34: ...y When working with the rotary put the rotary slowly on soft or rocky ground The tractor may be pushed in an unexpected direction by the rotating force of the rotary Otherwise There is a risk of accid...

Page 35: ...XN5o173A Make sure to connect the brakes on both sides when loading or unloading the trac tor Otherwise The tractor may overturn due to one sided braking when the brake pedal is depressed in an emerge...

Page 36: ...engine After filling the fuel tank close the fuel filler cap complete ly and wipe off the excess fuel thoroughly Otherwise It may result in a fire accident or environmental pollution DANGER Turn off e...

Page 37: ...ay not properly work and there is a risk of accident or in jury or damage to the tractor WARNING Only engage or disengage imple ments on flat level area Engage or disengage the im plement on a flat an...

Page 38: ...obiles etc It may result in a cause of acci dent WARNING LXN5o122a Fuel is leaking If fuel pipe is damaged fuel will leak Make sure that you check for any leakage Otherwise There is a danger of fire D...

Page 39: ...hands off the steering wheel while driving Otherwise There is a danger of accident or injury WARNING When entering or leaving the farming field or mov ing across a dike or a raised ground use the load...

Page 40: ...ation when a failure occurs during travelling at the 300 rear place from the tractor Otherwise It may cause a danger of rear end accident WARNING LXN5o195a 1 When the tractor has an imple ment attache...

Page 41: ...driveline can cause serious injury or death 2 Keep tractor master shield and driveline shields in place at all times Make sure rotating shields turn freely 3 Understand service procedure be fore doin...

Page 42: ...on tact your nearest authorized deal er or service department of the head office Otherwise Be careful it may cause a fatal error or may not be covered by the warranty 6 Keep all parts in good conditio...

Page 43: ...f agricultural chemicals must be noticed in advanced and damage to surroundings 3 Do wear the protective clothing mask glove for agricultural chemicals be fore spray work 4 Clean the equipment and tra...

Page 44: ...L 4 5 6 7 8 9 No Part Code Part Description 1 FBE4570000A4 CAUTION 2 FBE4580000A4 DANGER 3 FBE4770000B4 CAUTON 4 TA00027063A WARNING 5 TZE5180000C4 CAUTION ROTATION 6 TA00027181A CAUTION HAND BR95O101...

Page 45: ...Description 7 FBE4300000A4 PTO COVER 8 TZE4300000C4 WARNING PTO 9 FBE4340000A4 CAUTION 10 FBE4430000A4 CAUTION FUEL 11 TZE4190000C4 CAUTION FUEL 12 TA00027051B WARNING CAUTION 13 TA00038991A CAUTION P...

Page 46: ...C Safety decals are provided to ensure safe operation Keep the safety decals clean at all times and protect them from dam age In case of loss or damage replace with a new decal BRANSON 9550C 01 indd 3...

Page 47: ...2 2 ABOUT WARRANTY WARRANTY 2 2 TROUBLE SHOOTING 2 2 BRANSON 9550C 02 indd 1 2015 12 15 3 31...

Page 48: ...information in as much de tail as possible surrounding the circumstanced of the breakdown You will need the Warranty paper work when your tractor requires warranty service Read it and keep in a safe...

Page 49: ...3 3 OVERVIEW OF THE TRACTOR EXTERIOR VIEW 3 2 BRANSON 9550C 03 indd 1 2015 12 22 8 54...

Page 50: ...3 BRANSON 9550C EXTERIOR VIEW 1 Work Lamp F 2 Side Mirror 3 Door Glass 4 Rear Tire 5 Step 6 Front Tire 7 Head Lamp 8 Hood BR95O301A BRANSON 9550C 03 indd 2 2015 12 22 8 54...

Page 51: ...tch 2 Rear Window 3 Rear Remote Valve 4 Top Link 5 Lower Link 6 Rear Combination Lamp 7 Lift Link 1 Air Cleaner 2 Oil Cooler 3 Battery 4 Alternator 5 Hydraulic Pump 6 Engine Oil Filter BR95O302A BR95O...

Page 52: ...MEMO Branson Machinery LLC BRANSON 9550C 03 indd 4 2015 12 22 8 54...

Page 53: ...SPEED lamp N A 4 11 HIGH SPEED lamp N A 4 11 AUTO PTO LAMP N A 4 11 PTO LAMP 4 12 AIR FLOW SENSOR 4 12 PARKING BRAKE LAMP 4 12 FUEL WATER SEPARATOR 4 13 PRE HEAT LAMP 4 13 ENGINE OIL PRESSURE LAMP 4 1...

Page 54: ...SELECTION SWITCH 4 24 3PT HITCH CONTROL LEVER 4 25 ONE TOUCH SWITCH 4 25 DRAFT CONTROL DIAL 4 25 STOP SLOW RETURN DIAL 4 26 REMOTE SWITCH 4 26 LEVER OPERATION L 4 26 PTO SHIFT LEVER 4 27 PARKING BRAKE...

Page 55: ...used to start the engine stopped the engine oil pressure pi lot lamp and the battery charge pilot lamp are lit Depending on the out side temperature the thermostat pi lot lamp may also be lit START S...

Page 56: ...st be pulled up ward for shifting to another position CAUTION COMBINATION SWITCH BR95O432A 1 Light Switch 2 Horn A High Beam B Low Beam Tail lamp and dash meter will be lit when light switch is turned...

Page 57: ...dry hard surfaces 4WD AUTO 4WD Auto range This is automatically disengaged when either brake pedal is pressed or if speed exceeds 9 3m h 15km h 4WD Four wheel drive This range provides full time four...

Page 58: ...arn other vehicles Emergency lamp operates regard less of main switch and every direc tion lamp will cease at once Press once again to cancel If the hazard lamps are turned on for an extended period o...

Page 59: ...Forward 5 Neutral 6 Reverse 7 Head Light Lower Beam 8 Head Light High Beam 9 12 N A 13 Auto PTO 14 PTO Operation 15 Air Filter Sensor 16 Parking Brake 17 Water Separator 18 Pre Heat Lamp 19 Oil Press...

Page 60: ...or lamp will light up when direction lever is pushed forward BR95O403A WARNING INDICATOR LAMP BR95O402A The indicator lamp will light up when direction lever is pulled backward DIRECTION LAMP RH 1 War...

Page 61: ...BR95O404A 1 Forward Lamp neutral lamp Neutral lamp will light up when shut tle lever is positioned in neutral BR95O405A 1 Neutral Lamp reverse lamp Reverse lamp will light up when shut tle lever is p...

Page 62: ...mp HIGH Beam Head Lamp If the light switch is turned twice and raised the high beam indicator lamp is illuminated 1 High Beam Head Lamp BR95O408A Single brake lamp N A Single brake lamp comes on when...

Page 63: ...s not available now BR95O410A 1 Low Speed Lamp HIGH SPEED lamp N A High speed mode and low speed mode are available only for the ap plied tractor If you select the High speed switch the High speed ind...

Page 64: ...hile running It will be illuminated when air filter is clogged 1 Air Flow Sensor BR95O413A PARKING BRAKE LAMP Lamp will light up when parking brake is pulled up At this stage drive is not possible eve...

Page 65: ...ly discharge of bat tery 1 Pre heat Lamp Lamp will come on when the ignition switch is put into the ON position It will turn off when the engine is started If this lamp comes on while the engine is ru...

Page 66: ...1 000 rpm The rpm should be 1 500 rpm or higher 1 Battery Charge Lamp BR95O418A FUEL EMPTY LAMP BR95O420A TRANSMISSION WARNING LAMP BR95O421A It will light up when there is little fuel in fuel tank Re...

Page 67: ...ps the en gine RPM constant and maintains a steady speed This is the cruise con trol function This function is not available now Lift up lamp will light up when lift arm is lifted up by one touch movi...

Page 68: ...s not available now 1 Reverse Up Indicator Lamp The Turn up indicator is illuminated when setting the turn up switch on the control panel into the ON position This function is not available now 1 Turn...

Page 69: ...d is more than 10km h with the 4WD switch in 4WD the 4WD indicator lamp is turned off If the engine speed is less than 10km h the 4WD indicator lamp is turned on again In Operation mode 4WD is main ta...

Page 70: ...the red zone stop running the engine and check for problems BR25O420A ERROR CODE DISPLAY The relevant error code is generated if the tractor is detected a fault BR95O429A 1 Water Temp Gauge 1 Error Co...

Page 71: ...l Unit F R shuttle shift with park brake lever pulled 9 3101 Hyd Control Unit Trouble with Hcu Hyd control unit power 10 3202 Hyd Control Unit Trouble with 3P control lever signal 11 3203 Hyd Control...

Page 72: ...sed Slowly lift your foot off the clutch pedal to start the tractor gradually BRaKE PEDALS AND COUPLER Brake pedals are independent of each other and can be used for making a small turn on the pavemen...

Page 73: ...While engine speed is more than 5km with 2WD if the brake pedals left and right simultaneously are pressed it is automatically changed to 4WD and the 4WD indicator lamp is illuminated This is to redu...

Page 74: ...with the clutch pedal pressed while driving BR95O446A 1 Mid Remote Valve Joystick A Lock B Unlock 1 Main Gear Shift Lever BR25O429A In case of the front loader in stalled do not operate the boom and t...

Page 75: ...the attached equipment of implements plow fertilizer distributor properly if necessary Lock function Detent It is installed to provide continuous use of the rear SC valve However provided that the le...

Page 76: ...ch A IND B LINK ACCELATOR LEVER It is used to make the engine run faster or slower It is also used when working at a constant speed Use the accelerator pedal but the ac celerator lever while driving 1...

Page 77: ...n of control lever BR95O453A 1 3PT Hitch Control Lever 1 One touch Switch To avoid personal injury do not use one touch switch when engaging or disengag ing the implement WARNING DRAFT CONTROL DIAL Dr...

Page 78: ...he implement the slower the rate of down If you turn the dial fully to the right the hydraulic pressure to the device raising the implement is stopped BR95O455A REMOTE SWITCH To move the lockshaft kee...

Page 79: ...and it is re leased when the lever is lowered with the button on its tip pressed 1 Parking Brake Lever BR95O458A BR95O459A If the parking brake is applied the trac tor will not move even though the F...

Page 80: ...ck Pedal BR95O460A Release the differential gear lock when making a turn Oth erwise the tractor may not turn in the direction you want and cause an accident WARNING WORK LAMP SWITCH BR95O461A It is us...

Page 81: ...Wash liquid tank for cleaning is located on rear right side of seat rear side 1 Wiper Switch FRT 2 Wiper Switch RR 1 Wash Liquid Tank Do not use the washers when the washer fluid reservoir is empty ot...

Page 82: ...t to let the fresh air in the cab If you want to open it rotate the handle and push the handle up If you want to close it pull the han dle and turn it securely If the latch of handle is not completely...

Page 83: ...ction of the player Main features CD player MP3 WMA Radio Semi conductor laser Front AUX terminal CD TEXT support MULTI LCD Remote control system 1 CD Payer Slot 2 CD Player 6015o370a 6015o371a ANTENN...

Page 84: ...activates the heater air con ditioning system The lamp is turned on when operating 2 AIR CON SWITCH When the cooling function is on the air compressor is worked then reheated according to the temperat...

Page 85: ...5 17 Use the main shift lever range shift lever 5 17 Use the F R SHUTTLE lever 5 17 Stopping the tractor 5 18 PARKING 5 19 7 pin socket 5 20 Differential Lock Pedal 5 20 ELECTRO HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 5 21...

Page 86: ...heels 5 32 Track width Rear wheels 5 32 TIGHTENING TORQUE 5 32 Wheel Axle tightening 5 33 Checking front axle swing stopper size 5 33 Using creep speed optional 5 34 DRIVING ON THE SLOPE 5 35 ENTERING...

Page 87: ...ple passing by Before carry ing out the maintenance place blocks at the front tires to pre vent movement Otherwise An unexpected accident may oc cur such as overturning of the tractor When going under...

Page 88: ...lowing sequence 1 Check the suspicious parts of the previous day Check the parts that you thought were not normal during the work of previous day bR25O501A 2 Check around the tractor Parking deformati...

Page 89: ...5 OPERATION WORK bR25O503A Engine coolant level leakage or damage to the hose bR25O504A bR25O505A Battery solution level Air cleaner...

Page 90: ...5 BRANSON 9550C bR25O506A Cooling fan belt tension damage bR25O507A Dust or straw on the radiator grill or the engine bR25O508A Damage to the coating of the ca bles or loosening of the contacts...

Page 91: ...each part Loosening of the bolts holding the blade Quantity of oil in each part For more details please refer to the implement manufacturer s in structions bR25O510A bR25O511A 5 Check on the driver s...

Page 92: ...C bR25O512A Operational condition and free play of the clutch pedal Manual trans mission only bR25O513A bR25O514A 6 Start the engine Abnormal noise from the engine Color of the exhaust gas A Free play...

Page 93: ...tact with steps and handrails Never use machine controls as handholds 2 Use extra care when mud snow or moisture present slippery con ditions Keep steps clean and free Getting off the tractor make the...

Page 94: ...pid accelerating and abrupt stopping 2 Avoid over speeding and over loads 3 Drive the tractor after the engine has been warmed up 4 Reduce the speed while driving on a rough road or a slope 5 At the f...

Page 95: ...shift lever into NEUTRAL position 1 PTO Switch 1 3PT Hitch Control Lever Check the safety around the tractor and start to move slow ly Otherwise There is a risk of injury WARNING Don t crank engine u...

Page 96: ...ithout a load 1 Put the acceleration lever on LOW and turn the main switch to OFF 2 Put shuttle lever main gearshift lever and PTO shift lever to N put PTO ON OFF switch in to the OFF position and fro...

Page 97: ...g smoothly and repeat above steps if required 4 Increase the engine to 1 200rpm at idle and warm it up to operating temperature WARMING UP JUMP STARTING Battery gives off combusti ble gases which can...

Page 98: ...e turning if required When towing heavy objects of im plements be careful that the front wheels are not to be lifted Follow the instructions of the speed and weight ratio 1 If the weight of the towed...

Page 99: ...cur in a crash Adjust the steering wheel so as to drive your tractor more comfortable Pay attention to the following in structions when driving on a road Otherwise there is a risk of the tractor to b...

Page 100: ...5O505A Check that the left and right brake pedals are coupled Pull the 3PT hitch control lever rear ward or use the one touch lift switch to raise the attached implement BR95O442A Use the acceleration...

Page 101: ...Lever Move the main shift lever and range shift lever for the desired shift BR95O459A BR95O446A BR25O438A BR95O447A Use the F R SHUTTLE lever Move the F R Shuttle lever to select the desired driving...

Page 102: ...lever It is danger if the gear is engaged partial ly So engage the gear at the slow mode in advance Stopping the tractor 1 Stop the tractor using the brake pedals and clutch pedal 2 Put the main shift...

Page 103: ...G BRAKE When parking or stopping the tractor pull the parking lever securely To re lease the parking brake lower the le ver after lifting it up slightly with the button on its tip pressed CAUTION Take...

Page 104: ...kje dealer Terminal Function 1 Earth 2 Work Lamp 3 Left Turn Signal Lamp 4 Accessory 5 Right Turn Signal Lamp 6 Tail Lamp 7 Accessory BR95O506A 1 7 Pin Socket BR95O528A Differential Lock Pedal 1 Diffe...

Page 105: ...lement freely The lockshaft is controlled by the control lever or one touch switch When raising by the one touch switch the lifting height is the same as the set one by Up Down set dia of the implemen...

Page 106: ...turning on the pavement CAUTION Be sure that the parking brake is applied when using the re mote control switch not to cause injury by tractor move ment The remote control switch attached on the fende...

Page 107: ...Lowing speed of the implement is controlled by the lowing rate control dial Lowing speed varies depending on the and the lowing flow control dial and weight on the implement The heavier the implement...

Page 108: ...IMPLEMENT ATTACHMENT BR95O510A Match the tractor power with the implement CAUTION The tractor power must match with the implement size Ex cessive power can damage the implement Check the maxi mum and...

Page 109: ...e im plement to align 3 point hitch 2 Apply the parking brake and turn off the engine 3 Insert the implement hitch pin into the lower link and then fix it with lock pin WARNING Turn OFF the towing con...

Page 110: ...at tached to 3 point hitch check if there is no interference to avoid severe personal injury or damage of the machine 1 Remote Switch 7 Start the engine and check if there is no interference by raisi...

Page 111: ...le on the stabliizer link Follow the same procedures for the opposite stabliizer link Vertical lifting adjustment BR95O515A 1 Square steel plate To lift the lower link depending on the terrain turn th...

Page 112: ...the connecting joint by rotating the PTO shaft manually to align the spline 5 Pull the joint and check the pin is returned to its original position to check that the PTO shaft is se curely locked 6 M...

Page 113: ...ment load the weight on the front to keep the balance of the tractor 4 When adjusting the implement apply the parking brake switch off the engine and confirm that the PTO lever is on the N position 5...

Page 114: ...on hose Exten sion hose should be connected to the right coupler Retraction hose should be con nected to the left coupler 2 Remove the dust cap from the end of the hose 3 Open the coupler cap 4 Check...

Page 115: ...m high pressured fluid If injured by leaking fluid see your doctor immediately If the penetrated fluid is not surgically removed in hours skin tissues could die CAUTION The hydraulic hose can be dam a...

Page 116: ...f the tractor depending on kind and condition of crops Extend the track width when working or towing at a slope Consult your dealer about it Items A B C D E F Width mm 1 554 1 578 1 684 1 766 1 652 1...

Page 117: ...s or 3 hours of operation 3 Check all wheels axles frequently and tighten them securely if nec essary Length of swing restriction stopper bolt of front axle 40 mm Distance between case machined surfac...

Page 118: ...rawing no Name QTY 1 FGF7220000A Range shift stop bolt 1 2 26116 100302 Hexagonal bolt 1 3 23414 100000 Copper packing 1 BR95O529A 2 Replace the range shift stop bolt on the transmission cover top wit...

Page 119: ...Oth erwise you may be exposed to a risk of accident WARNING ENTERING AND LEAVING THE PAVEMENT Make sure to connect the brake pedal Otherwise the tractor may turnover due to one sided braking WARNING K...

Page 120: ...ac tor are on the pavement raise the implement NOTE bR25O530A TURNING ON THE PAVEMENT When making a turn reduce the en gine rpm and make a slow turn When making a turn on the pave ment remove the conn...

Page 121: ...se curely onto the truck Move the tractor backward when loading and forward when unloading Fasten the tractor to the truck securely with rope Otherwise The tractor may fall off the truck and cause an...

Page 122: ...breakage please note the follow ing 7 Towing should be in short dis tance 8 Traction speed is restricted to less 8km h 9 If possible start the engine in or der to make the power steering lu bricated 1...

Page 123: ...bR25O542A To avoid serious in jury or death Do not lift or carry anyone on buckets forks spears or any other portions of the loader or loader attachments Inadvertent movement of the loader or attachme...

Page 124: ...lear of overhead ob structions such as trees limbs or power lines when raising bucket When lifting the load keep the bucket positioned to avoid spillage CAUTION 1 Position the bucket just below the le...

Page 125: ...ing the load keep the bucket as low as pos sible to resist tipping in case a wheel drops in a rut This will avoid tipping and possible injury CAUTION Do not use front end loaders for handling large he...

Page 126: ...or dirt which might cause pieces to slip when handling CAUTION Preview the assembly instruc tions in your operator s manu al before proceeding further If the assembly instructions call for parts or as...

Page 127: ...6 6 MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK 6 2 MAINTENANCE FOR PROLONGED STORAGE 6 2 BRANSON 9550C 6 indd 1 2015 12 10 8 13...

Page 128: ...engine Otherwise There is a risk that you may be entangled in the tractor or get injured CAUTION MAINTENANCE FOR PRO LONGED STORAGE If you carry out maintenance during the off season you can ensure op...

Page 129: ...wn due to poor maintenance When carrying out checking or maintenance make sure to stop the engine Replace the covers that have been detached for checking or maintenance Carry out checking or mainte na...

Page 130: ...void rust on the clutch 9 Maintain the air pressure in the tires 4 Fill up the fuel tank Empty space in the fuel tank will produce dew drops that will produce condensa tion that will be the cause of r...

Page 131: ...ENT 7 10 ENGINE OIL FILTER 7 10 TRANSMISSION HYD OIL FILTER 7 10 COOLANT 7 11 OTHERS 7 13 RADIATOR SCREEN AND AIR CLEANER 7 13 BATTERY 7 15 ADJUSTING PARKING BRAKE 7 15 FUEL PIPES AND HOSES 7 16 ELECT...

Page 132: ...R 5 Front axle fluid R 6 Radiator cleaning At the time the coolant is replaced 7 Fuel oil filter and element C R 8 Coolant Check before every work Replace every year 9 Air cleaner element CL R R 10 F...

Page 133: ...Nuts C 22 Cooling fan belt A 23 Clutch A 24 Brake A 25 Engine breed pipe C 26 Engine crankcase cleaning CL 27 Intake exhaust gas valves C 28 Fuel injection valve C 29 Generator motor C 30 Hydraulic sy...

Page 134: ...0 F 2 Engine oil SAE 10W 40 Above CG grade 3 Grease Arctic Grease Below 14 F 10 C SAE NLGI 0 1 32 22 F 0 30 C SAE NLGI 2 32 122 F 0 50 C For multi purpose 4 Coolant Anti Freeze ASTM D4985 Extended Lif...

Page 135: ...COOLANT CHART ITEM CAPACITY REMARK 1 Fuel 31 7 gal 120 L Diesel 2 Engine oil 2 3 gal 9 L SAE Above CG grade 3 Coolant 14 7 gal 56 L TF500 4 Transmission Hyd oil 3 2 gal 12 L TF500 5 Front axle 0 4 gal...

Page 136: ...ood try to lift the hood and check that it is securely fixed CHECKING AND CHANGING ENGINE OIL BR95O525A BR95O526A 1 Open Lever 1 Hood Do not dispose of waste oils in wa terways or in sewage system but...

Page 137: ...the engine is started or after the engine is cooled down CAUTION BR25O702A 1 Dipstick A Upper Limit B Lower Limit CHANGING OIL Drain the oil by removing the plug un der the engine Put new oil through...

Page 138: ...e housing Supply the fluid through the filler hole behind the hy draulic case 1 Transmission oil can be used for the hydraulic system and for the power steering unit 2 Make sure to use the genuine Bra...

Page 139: ...ING Loosen the bolt inside of the front axle case Oil level should reach the bolt hole 1 Front Axle Oil CHANGING OIL Drain oil from the drain plug on the front bottom of the front axle case 1 Drain Pl...

Page 140: ...of oil over the rub ber ring on the bottom of the new cartridge and attach the new filter securely 3 After changing the engine oil start the engine and run it until the en gine oil pressure warning la...

Page 141: ...engine to circulate the fluid and then stop the engine Check the fluid level at dipstick on left axle housing and add fluid as necessary When replacing the oil filter clean or replace the strainer in...

Page 142: ...5 49 Anti Freeze 18 27 34 39 45 51 CAUTION When replacing the coolant add anti corrosive solution and run the engine for about five minutes to mix it with the water For correct mixture ratio refer to...

Page 143: ...der liners and piston rings to keep the engine in good condition When working in dusty environments clean the air fil ter every 50 hours and replace it ev ery 400 hours In normal working environments...

Page 144: ...ir cleaner fixing band for radiator disassembly Pull up the radiator cleaner in the direction of ar row mark and unfold it upward and pull out upward Remove straw and dust Clean it be fore and after w...

Page 145: ...rop er disposal Avoid heat when checking or charging the battery Otherwise The battery may explode and cause burns or other injury DANGER When connecting the battery cable connect the terminal first W...

Page 146: ...Otherwise There is a risk of fire DANGER When replacing the fuel hose drain air CAUTION BR25O718A 1 1 ELECTRICAL CABLES Open the hood of the engine and check if any cable is in contact with other part...

Page 147: ...95O713A BR95O714A 1 Lift Link 1 Front Axle Support RR BR95O715A BR95O716A STEERING WHEEL BR25O725A When the steering wheel is turned lightly there should be free play 0 8 2 0 in If the extent of the f...

Page 148: ...hat the free play of both brake pedals is the same WARNING 1 Brake Pedal A Free Play 0 2 in 0 4 in 5 10 2 mm A BR25O726A Free Play 0 2 0 4 5 10mm Brake Pedals 1 1 In this case the free play of the bra...

Page 149: ...O718A PARKING BRAKE 1 Loosen the lock nut of the parking brake cable with parking brake re leased 2 Tighten the lock nut of the parking brake cable and fix the lock nut at a distance of 3 15 3 54 in 8...

Page 150: ...ain tenance after the engine if ful ly cooled down Otherwise There is a risk of getting burnt CAUTION Open the engine hood and press the middle of fan belt with finger to see if the belt sags about 0...

Page 151: ...e nuts when the toe in is 0 16 0 3 in 4 8 mm Left and right adjustment of screw length must be same 1 Nut 2 Cylinder Rod BR95O721A A B F R F Front R Rear FUSE FUSIBLE LINKS Stop the engine and check t...

Page 152: ...or cold tempera ture Blue burning of engine oil If the color of the exhaust gas remains black or white during operation have the tractor inspected at your nearest authorized dealer tires pressure BR25...

Page 153: ...neck Left and right adjustment of length must be same When installing the loader the load er frame can interfere with tire When installing the loader consult your dealer about adjustment of A size A...

Page 154: ...MEMO Branson Machinery LLC BRANSON 9550C 07 indd 24 2015 12 16 2 32...

Page 155: ...8 8 TROUBLE SHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING 8 2 ENGINE 8 2 CLUTCH AND BRAKE 8 4 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 8 5 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM 8 6 BRANSON 9550C 8 indd 1 2015 12 10 8 13...

Page 156: ...fuse burnt out Replace the fuse Is the key switch broken Contact the dealer for repair or replace ment Is the starting motor out of order Contact the dealer for repair or replace ment 2 The motor sta...

Page 157: ...usted properly Is the injection timing bad 6 Coolant warning lamp is in during oper ation Is the coolant level in the reservoir low Refill the coolant 7 Engine oil warning lamp is on during op eration...

Page 158: ...t the free play of the pedal 2 The brake does not work or works on one side Is the extent of free play of the brake pedal proper Adjust the free play of the pedal 3 The brake pedal squeaks and does no...

Page 159: ...oil filter clogged Clean or replace it Is the hydraulic pump defective Contact the dealer for repair Is the hydraulic pump out of order Contact the dealer for repair Is the control valve dusty or is...

Page 160: ...Is the contact in bad condition Inspect and clean the grounding and ter minals 3 The lamps will not turn on Is the bulb burnt out Replace the bulb Is the fuse burnt out Replace the fuse Is the contact...

Page 161: ...9 9 SPECIFICATION SPECIFICATIONS 9 2 TRAVELING SPEED 9 5 BRANSON 9550C 09 indd 1 2015 12 16 8 47...

Page 162: ...in mm 157 3 980 Overall Width in mm 79 5 2 020 Overall Height in mm 108 2 740 Wheelbase in mm 88 2 230 Ground Clearance in mm 16 5 420 Weight Lbs kg 138 4 3 515 Specifications are subject to change wi...

Page 163: ...arged Engine Output HP kw 95 70 Engine RPM rpm 2 500 No of Cylinder 4 Bore x Stroke In mm 3 85 x 4 44 98 x 113 Displacement cu in cc 208 3 409 Type of air cleaner Dry Double Filter Elements Fuel tank...

Page 164: ...6 X F16 Travel Speed Mph km h Forward 0 15 18 8 0 24 30 25 Reserve 0 18 21 7 0 3 35 Travel Speed Creeper Mph km h Forward 0 16 18 6 0 26 30 Reserve 0 18 21 0 0 3 33 8 9 PTO Type Independent P T O 6 Sp...

Page 165: ...1 90 2 1 27 2 04 1 47 2 36 3 1 64 2 64 1 90 3 05 4 2 24 3 60 2 59 4 17 B 1 3 01 4 84 3 49 5 61 2 3 77 6 06 4 36 7 01 3 4 88 7 85 5 64 9 07 4 6 66 10 72 7 69 12 37 C 1 8 53 13 72 9 86 15 87 2 10 33 16...

Page 166: ...MEMO Branson Machinery LLC BRANSON 9550C 09 indd 6 2015 12 16 8 47...

Page 167: ...10 INDEX 10 2 10 INDEX BRANSON 9550C 10 indd 1 2015 12 16 2 12...

Page 168: ...NG THE MACHINE 1 2 BRAKE 7 18 BRaKE PEDALS AND COUPLER 4 20 c CARRYING THE LOAD 5 40 CD PlAYER 4 31 Center link adjustment 5 25 Check that both brake pedals are coupled 5 16 CHECKING AND CHANGING 7 6...

Page 169: ...OIL PRESSURE LAMP 4 13 ENTERING AND LEAVING THE PAVEMENT 5 35 ERROR CODE DISPLAY 4 18 EXTERIOR VIEW 3 2 EXTERIOR VIEW 3 2 f F R SHUTTLE LEVER 4 4 FAN BELT 7 19 FILTERS COOLANT REPLACEMENT 7 10 Forwar...

Page 170: ...FTER WORK 6 2 MAINTENANCE BEFORE OPERATING 1 18 MAINTENANCE FOR PROLONGED STORAGE 6 2 Match the tractor power with the implement 5 24 MID REMOTE VALVE JOYSTICK 4 22 n neutral lamp 4 9 o OIL GREASE AND...

Page 171: ...REMOTE CONTROL LEVER 4 23 Release the parking brake 5 17 Remote control switch 5 22 REMOTE SWITCH 4 26 reverse lamp 4 9 Reverse Up indicator lamp N A 4 16 RPM GAUGE ENGINE USING HOUR METER 4 17 s SCV...

Page 172: ...IL FILTER 7 10 TRANSMISSION WARNING LAMP 4 14 TRAVELING SPEED 9 5 TROUBLE SHOOTING 2 2 TROUBLE SHOOTING 8 1 TROUBLESHOOTING 8 2 TURNING ON THE PAVEMENT 5 36 Turn Up indicator N A 4 16 u Use the accele...

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