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Technical Data

G/2

Mod. Agri Farmer

Agri Farmer

E/E*/E**

/H*

/HH

A/A*/A**

360/400*/440**

1195

2550

750

3790/3840*/3890**

4490

940

2200/2240*/2280**

1600

2000

4800

1530

3840

360/400*/440**

1210

2800

650

3940/3990*/4040**

4670

940

2000/2040*/2080**

1600

2000

4900

1670

4000

400/440*

1210

2800

650

3990/4040*

4670

940

2220/2260*

1600

2000

4900

1670

4000

360/400*/440**

1267

2800

747

4037/4087*/4137**

4720

940

2000/2040*/2080**

1600

2000

4900

1670

4000

400/440*

1267

2800

747

4087/4137*

4720

940

2220/2260*

1600

2000

4900

1670

4000

A/A*/A**

C
D

E/E*/E**

H/H*/H**

26.6

28.7

30.7

28.9

30.9

DIMENSIONS

Measurements expressed in millimetres

(*) - (**) = Measurements referring to optional wheels

Summary of Contents for Agri Farmer

Page 1: ...o Emilia RE ITALY Tel 39 0522 869611 Fax 39 0522 869744 www dieci com E mail info dieci com Agri Farmer ATTENTION ALWAYS KEEP A COPY OF THIS MANUAL ON THE MACHINE AT THE OPERATOR S DISPOSAL MAINTENANC...

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Page 3: ...9 UFF ASSISTENZA E RICAMBI Tel 39 0522 869611 FAX 39 0522 869744 DEPARTAMENTO DE ASISTENCIA Y REPUESTOS Tel 39 0522 869611 FAX 39 0522 869744 BUREAU ASSISTANCE ET PI CES DE RECHANGE Tel 39 0522 869611...

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Page 5: ...6 SAFELY CARRYING OUT MAINTENANCE WORK B 16 STORING THE VEHICLE PROLONGED INACTIVITY B 19 PREPARING THE VEHICLE AFTER PROLONGED INACTIVITY B 19 CLEANING THE VEHICLE B 19 CLEANING THE WINDOWS B 20 CLEA...

Page 6: ...dardandoptionalelectricalswitches indicatorlightsandcontrollevers C 23 Emergency button C 24 IGNITION SWITCH C 25 PEDALS C 26 MULTI FUNCTION LEVER C 27 FAST SLOW GEAR SWITCH C 29 HYDRAULIC GEAR SWITCH...

Page 7: ...tem for trailers C 69 TOWING THE VEHICLE C 71 Putting the gear shift in neutral C 72 Disengaging the negative parking brake with the engine stopped C 73 BASKET EMERGENCY C 74 CATALYTIC PURIFIER OPTION...

Page 8: ...SYSTEM OIL FILTER D 24 FUEL TANK D 25 WATER OIL RADIATOR MOD AGRI FARMER 28 7 28 9 30 7 30 9 D 26 WATER OIL RADIATOR MOD AGRI FARMER 26 6 D 28 Air filter D 30 CYLINDER BLOCK VALVES D 34 Reduction gea...

Page 9: ...CHAPTER E electrical diagrams and circuits CHAPTER f HYDRAULIC SYSTEM CHAPTER g TECHNICAL SHEETS CHAPTER h ANALYTICAL INDEX...

Page 10: ...tion advice and important warnings that will help you to fully take advantage of the technical capabilities of the You will learn about its features and special practical information in addition to in...

Page 11: ...A 1 INTRODUCTION GUARANTEE VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION A...

Page 12: ...to completely un derstand functioning of the telescopic lift and be suit ably prepared for its use Use of the vehicle different to that described in this manual is prohibited and relieves dieci from a...

Page 13: ...uld the vehicle be destined for use in particularly severe conditions for example on argillaceous or muddy terrain we advise consulting your nearest dealer for specific instruc tions Failure to observ...

Page 14: ...ond to claims using the means and methods it deems most appropriate DIECI is responsible for The materials used Labour Travel expenses The customer is responsible for Packing and shipping costs for sp...

Page 15: ...quest to return the defective parts substituted during the repair intervention If the customer has not complied with the obligation to stop using the machine after making a claim limited to damages ca...

Page 16: ...vehicles that have different technical features and capacities When consulting any Table or illustration provided in this manual or on the vehicle itself always refer to the model code Agri Farmer TE...

Page 17: ...on the engine block To ensure prompt and efficient service when ordering spare parts or when requesting information or technical explanations always provide the serial numbers of the engine and chassi...

Page 18: ...A 8 Introduction Guarantee Vehicle Identification Mod Agri Farmer...

Page 19: ...eed sound power level LWam 103 dB A and among others the following harmonised European Standards UNI EN ISO 12100 2010 Safety of the machinery General design principles Risk evaluation and reduction U...

Page 20: ...A 10 Introduction Guarantee Vehicle Identification Mod Agri Farmer...

Page 21: ...B 1 B SAFETY REGULATIONS...

Page 22: ...icle and to the safety of the operator or others directly involved WARNING Indicates a situation of imminent danger which if not averted may cause damage to the vehicle PROHIBITION Indicates strictly...

Page 23: ...l as those for accident prevention such as traffic rules if the vehicle is used on public roads Any arbitrary modification made to the vehicle will absolve DIECI from all liability FOR DAMAGE or injur...

Page 24: ...he aring loss Always wear anti noise headphones or earplugs to protect yourself from excessive and irritating noises Headphones for listening to the radio or music should not be worn while using the...

Page 25: ...er PROHIBITION IF THE VEHICLE IS NOT IN PERFECT WORKING ORDER ITS OPERATION IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED Adjustments Adjust the seat and steering wheel so that the operator can comfortably reach all the dri...

Page 26: ...lso give own details a telephone number where to be contacted await the aiders in an easily visible place Traumas Distortion dislocations and fractures treatment it is necessary to block the articulat...

Page 27: ...IT IS FORBIDDEN to operate the vehicle with arms legs or any body part out of the driver s seat ATTENTION Only use the vehicle if the seat is correctly adjusted A po orly adjusted seat can cause the...

Page 28: ...s safety devices technical documentation checks and verifications pre arrangement for eventual circulation transport on road and specific behavioural Standards safe techniques for materials handling l...

Page 29: ...hus creating the risk of damage personal injury Do not start the engine or touch the levers if there is a danger sticker posted inside the cab Never start the engine by causing short circuiting betwe...

Page 30: ...aintain good road visibility Frequently use the side view mirrors and check their conditions cleanliness and position regularly Keep windows mirrors and lights clean and in good con dition Verify that...

Page 31: ...Do not venture from the road and avoid remaining entrapped or buried under heaps of snow Extra care should be taken when working on icy terrain Should the temperature rise the ice could melt and the g...

Page 32: ...thavingcheckedthat it is correctly positioned and anchored that the vehicle to which it is connected van truck etc is not able to move that the deck is able to support the total weight of the vehicle...

Page 33: ...se types of locations Contact your agent or dealer Ensure that service brakes and horn are working properly Slow down before turning Maintain control of the vehicle and its speed in all situations Do...

Page 34: ...T BELTS FASTENED WHENEVER INSIDE THE CAB Always use the parking brake when setting down or lif ting a load on a slope Always ensure good visibility in the work area including direct vision and visibil...

Page 35: ...s using the devices provided when present Close and lock windows using the specially provided handles Close and lock the cab door Place wedges under the wheels Make sure that the vehicle is parked so...

Page 36: ...covered taking into consideration suspended structures e g bridges under passes that could be damaged by the vehicle In some countries it is mandatory to place wedges under the tyres when the vehicle...

Page 37: ...or other slippery substan ces on the machine or the ramp Ensure the brake is engaged on the tractor and the trailer Ensure the safety instructions regarding the transport platform have been applied co...

Page 38: ...and adjustment mechanisms Make sure that the vehicle is kept in good condition follow vehicle maintenance schedule as described in this manual Steer accelerate brake change gears move attach ments sl...

Page 39: ...NOISE VALUES ARE EMISSION LEVELS AND DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT SAFE OPERATIONAL LEVELS The factors determining the level of exposure to which the work force is subjected include the duration of exp...

Page 40: ...of components is made more difficult Carefully clean the vehicle before repair or maintenance work is carried out Before performing maintenance work on your vehicle do the following Park the vehicle o...

Page 41: ...lt or other rotating parts Do not touch levers or control pedals Should a lever or pedal need to be moved always warn operators first so they can move out of harm s way Do allow instruments or other o...

Page 42: ...nce on the machine Discharge any pressure using the hydraulic levers of the distributors before disconnecting or repairing pipes or hydraulic parts Do attempt to loosen fittings hoses or hydraulic com...

Page 43: ...LEANING THE WINDOWS The cab windows headlamps and rear view mirrors must be washed frequently with soapy water After you have cleaned these components dry carefully Do not leave any stains or halos th...

Page 44: ...fill them with a solution made of antifreeze and water Remove any attachments Realign the turret Completely lower the boom Remove the battery and store it in a warm dry place Recharge it periodically...

Page 45: ...isted hoses or hoses that are rubbing together Do not bend any pipes under pressure Never install da maged pipes Remove inflammable materials such as fuel oil grease waste deposits accumulated dust or...

Page 46: ...terminals while recharging the battery or while starting the engine with an auxiliary battery Ensure the caps and air vents are correctly assembled and firmly tightened Clean the upper part of the bat...

Page 47: ...onsult the supplier or manufacturer for technical specifications Maintenance free batteries These types of battery do not require any maintenance When the battery is flat it must be replaced Please co...

Page 48: ...has been completed and all covers and protection devices have been reassembled Act on the battery cut out to disconnect the power sup ply to the machine Also disconnect the power supply by acting on t...

Page 49: ...here is no rust or damage Do not weld braze repair or use a damaged rim in any way Tyre pressure table TIGHTENING WHEEL NUTS Tighten nuts in accordance with the schedule provided in the maintenance ta...

Page 50: ...or that is very deflated until it has been properly inspected by a qualified technician After having remounted the wheel tighten the nuts between the wheel and axles Check that nuts are tighte ned eac...

Page 51: ...by chemical products Do not inhale Do not inhale combustion fumes Ensure these chemical products are not dispersed in the soil sewers or surface water If necessary inform the competent local authoriti...

Page 52: ...act a DIECI service centre ATTENTION AVOID INHALING DIESEL VAPOURS THEY ARE CARCINOGENIC AND A HEALTH HAZARD RECOMMENDED FUEL SPECIFICATIONS To ensure good performance use a high quality fuel The reco...

Page 53: ...nk to collect any spillage must be located below It should also be equipped with a manhole to allow access for cleaning 5 The delivery tap must be larger at the bottom to trap any deposits it should a...

Page 54: ...ifreeze fluids and their solutions e g antifreeze and other additives should be replaced every two years Ensure they do not soak into the soil They must be collected and disposed of appropriately Do n...

Page 55: ...B 35...

Page 56: ...l ATTENTION If there is a fresh breeze fig 1 B n 5 in the Beaufort Scale never raiseloadswithasurfaceareagreaterthanonesquaremetre Below is a graph of the Beaufort scale fig 1 B to give an in dication...

Page 57: ...e ground on which the telehandler is positioned must be able to support the machine and its maximum load ATTENTION If the ground under the telehandler collapses the machine may roll over Comply with t...

Page 58: ...7 B Load monitoring system fig 7 B Parking brake fig 7 B Mushroom shaped emergency button fig 7 B Spirit level fig 7 B Alarm re entry push button anti tipping device plank fig 7 B Override key selecto...

Page 59: ...B 1 fig 9 B 1 1 fig 10 B 1 Vehicle safety device housing Cab emergency exit REAR cab window fig 8 B pos 1 Valve block in all hydraulic cylinders fig 10 B Pos 1 Cab emergency exit cab FRONT glass fig...

Page 60: ...hen carrying out maintenance work on the boom raising cylin der or on the related block valve the boom must be supported by a suitable raising mechanism Minimum capacity 3 tons ATTENTION To insert the...

Page 61: ...insorropestothecabfortowingpurposes In the event of vehicle overturning do not attempt to exit from the cab during the accident ATTENTION REMAIN INSIDE THE CAB WITH SEAT BELT FASTENED FOR BEST PROTECT...

Page 62: ...l or consult chapter h vehicle technical sheets in this manual ATTENTION The limits given in the load Tables refer to the vehicle at a halt Do not lift or extend the boom when the vehicle is in motion...

Page 63: ...of the boom and cross the section of the table Check where the relevant lines for the parameters considered cross If the cross point is within the maximum load section or to the right known load weig...

Page 64: ...fixed basket Nacelle Frontale Fixe Cesta Frontal Fija Frontaler Arbeitskorb fest Cestello Frontale Estensibile Extendable front Basket Nacelle Frontale Extensible Cesta Frontal Extensible Frontaler A...

Page 65: ...B 45...

Page 66: ...with the ground 2 Bring forks under load to be lifted until contact is made with the fork holding plate Engage the parking brake and move the gear selector to neutral 3 Slightly lift up the load and...

Page 67: ...nd tilt the fork holder plate back wards into the carrying position 6 If possible lower the load without moving the machine Raise the boom to distance the load then retract the extensions and position...

Page 68: ...orizontally and place on top of the pile lo wer and retract the extensions to position the load correctly 5 Release the forks by alternately retracting the extensions and raising the boom if possible...

Page 69: ...the load and turn the fork holding plate backwards in order to slide the load If necessary secure the load with wedges ATTENTION Always respect the load s centre of gravity slant the forks just enoug...

Page 70: ...ure you fully acknowledge where they are located and understand their contents To ensure the stickers are easy to read and comprehend check they are in the correct position and that they are always ke...

Page 71: ...trato Grease MP EP 2 Exxon Mobil Delvac MX 15w40 Univis N 46 Mobilube 85w90 LS ATF 220 Antifreeze Mobilux Ep 2 IP Tarus Turbo 15w40 Hydrus H I 46 Pontiac LS 85w90 Trasmission Fluid DX Antifreeze Athes...

Page 72: ...ing parts have come to a halt DANGER 6 Switch off the engine and remove the key before starting maintenance work DANGER 7 Check the work zone and keep far away from power supplies On the engine compar...

Page 73: ...fig 37 B Indicates the type of oil used in the brake system On the chassis fig 38 B Shows the 4 places where the vehicle can be anchored if it should need to be lifted Under the chassis fig 39 B Show...

Page 74: ...B 54 Mod Agri Farmer Safety Regulations On the accumulators fig 46 B DANGER Depressurize the hydraulic system before carrying out main tenance work fig 46 B...

Page 75: ...C 1 ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle USER INSTRUCTIONS AND GETTING TO KNOW THE VEHICLE C...

Page 76: ...C 2 Getting to Know and Using the Vehicle Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 77: ...The operator is required to learn the location and function of all instruments and controls independent of his or her experience in the field before operating the vehicle The images descriptions measu...

Page 78: ...t raised for an extended period of time This may cause the displacement of boom extensions retract extensions at least once a day GENERAL WARNINGS ATTENTION The operator must only operate vehicle and...

Page 79: ...owly makes a circle Lower The right arm stretched downwards with palm of right hand towards the body slowly makes a circle Vertical distance The hands indicate the distance Move forward Both arms are...

Page 80: ...6 10 Right side of vehicle Left side of vehicle IDENTIFYING THE VEHICLE PARTS 1 Cab 2 Telescopic boom 3 Right rear view mirror 4 Right front light 5 Attachment holding plate 1 Cab 2 Left rear light 3...

Page 81: ...et 7 Cab door external view 8 External opening closure handle 9 Upper door window 10 Cab internal ventilation intake 11 Cab door internal view 2 3 11 12 13 20 1 10 7 8 9 5 4 6 15 16 18 14 17 12 Door o...

Page 82: ...rry out mainte nance on a moving vehicle Door opening controls The cab door is equipped with an external locking handle fig 2 C Pos 1 To open the door Insert the key into the lock fig 2 C Pos 2 and tu...

Page 83: ...rushed by this action REAR WINDOW fig 4 C Pos 1 To open pull the handle fig 4 C Pos 2 and push the window outwards The window will remain in the open position by the handle itself ATTENTION In the eve...

Page 84: ...window completely during use of the vehicle IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED due to possible shearing hazards between boom and chassis The rear window is found near the telescopic boom ATTENTION Pay attention...

Page 85: ...ogue are an integral part of the vehicle and must remain with it even when it is sold to a new owner The manual must be carefully kept aboard the vehicle for a quick reference and it must be writ ten...

Page 86: ...ments fig 16 C Push the steering wheel forward or pull it back in order to reach the desired position fig 18 C Push the steering wheel down or pull it up in order to reach the desired height fig 19 C...

Page 87: ...s correctly adjusted when it fits tightly around the waist fig 21 C To unfasten the seat belt tab C 1 Press the red button 3 on the buckle 2 2 Slide the tab out 1 ATTENTION Drive the vehicle only with...

Page 88: ...matic springs optional fig 23 C C Manual spring adjustment optional fig 23 C D Longitudinal seat positioning fig 24 C E Adjustment of backrest inclination fig 24 C To unlock springs horizontal vertica...

Page 89: ...cle To adjust backrest inclination move lever E fig 24 C and push back on the backrest The backrest will auto matically adapt to the Operator s body ATTENTION The seat has been correctly positioned wh...

Page 90: ...C 16 Getting to Know and Using the Vehicle Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 91: ...ashboard with front air vents 2 Dashboard with rear air vents 3 Adjustable steering shaft 4 Left dashboard 5 Right dashboard 6 Upper dashboard 7 Lever dashboard Joysticks 8 INCHING pedal 9 Brake pedal...

Page 92: ...indicator light Red Insufficient pressure in the brake accumulator indicator light Red Slow gear Yellow Fast gear Yellow Fuel level indicator instrument Water temperature indicator Engine oil pressure...

Page 93: ...res and acceleration until the right red mark has been passed Fuel level indicator instrument The instrument hand indicates the quantity of diesel present in the tank at any given moment The maximum q...

Page 94: ...personnel and your vehicle fig 29 C Left front dashboard Standard and optional electrical switches indicator lights and control levers fig 29 C Optional Available C4 Light on switch Green C3 Gear cha...

Page 95: ...or lights and control levers fig 30 C Optional Available C4 Override key selector Red Key S2 Optional Available C3 Optional Available C5 Vehicle functions selector key optional Grey Key S4 Optional Av...

Page 96: ...optional electrical switches indicator lights and control levers fig 31 C fig 31 C Optional Available C4 PTO Power take off switch optional Green C3 Boom head solenoid valve switch optional Blue C5 Bo...

Page 97: ...le Roof dashboard standard and optional electrical switches indicator lights and control levers fig 32 C Rear work lights switch optional Green C4 Boom head work lights switch optional Green C3 Rear w...

Page 98: ...device is released by turning the mushroom head clockwise Turning the button authorises machine re start ATTENTION The button must be used in the case of Emergency to switch the thermal motor off and...

Page 99: ...lt the maintenance chapter of this manual and contact a DIECI service centre Start up Turn the key to position 1 fig 34 C to power the instruments Turn the key to position 2 fig 34 C and keep it there...

Page 100: ...rectly on the service brakes inside the differential axles When the brake pedal is pushed the rear stop lights switch on The lights remain switched on until the pedal is released Periodically check th...

Page 101: ...indicator light on the central dashboard signals the activation of the direction indicators Function buttons The middle button on the handle activates the front win dscreen wipers fig 37 C Pos 2 The b...

Page 102: ...towards the front of the vehicle fig 38 C the FORWARD gear is engaged and the indicator light F fig 39 C lights up Moving the lever towards the rear of the vehicle fig 38 C the reverse gear is engage...

Page 103: ...nds to engage the FAST gear The indicator light fig 41 C Pos 2 signals engagement Hold the switch upward fig 40 C Pos A for a few se conds to engage the LOW gear The indicator light fig 41 C Pos 1 sig...

Page 104: ...engage the FAST gear The indicator light fig 43 C Pos 2 signals engagement Turn the lever 1 fig 42 C taking symbol 1 to the arrow fig 42 C Pos 2 to engage the SLOW gear The indicator light fig 43 C P...

Page 105: ...on and the central dashboard fig 45 C Pos 1 indicate proper engagement of the parking brake When the parking brake is engaged the vehicle cannot move and the hydrostatic transmission is disengaged To...

Page 106: ...ing of the vehicle For safe operation the air bubble must be in the centre with maximum approximation margin of 2 to the right or left The inclination exceeds 2 when the air bubble is completely outsi...

Page 107: ...e sure that the loads to be raised correspond with the capacity diagrams of the vehicle ATTENTION The instructions refer to the standard version at the time of printing In there are special options or...

Page 108: ...ol lever A fig 50 C Boom manoeuvre Pull joystick B fig 50 C backward to raise the boom Push the lever B fig 50 C forward to lower the boom Boom extension Push the lever C fig 50 C forward to extend th...

Page 109: ...extend the boom Push the roller C fig 51 C backward towards the letter C2 to retract the boom NOTE the extension or retraction speed will be proportional to the movement of roller C fig 51 C Swivellin...

Page 110: ...ard to lower the boom Boom extension Push the lever C fig 52 C forward to extend the boom Push the lever C fig 52 C backward to return the boom Swivelling support attachment Move joystick B fig 52 C t...

Page 111: ...to swivel the support attachment downward Move joystick 1 fig 53 C left toward letter D1 to swing the support attachment upward Service controls Push roller E fig 53 C forward towards letter E1 for s...

Page 112: ...ward letter D2 to swivel the support attachment downward Move joystick 1 fig 54 C left toward letter D2 to swing the support attachment upward Service controls Push roller E fig 54 C forward towards l...

Page 113: ...second Joystick fig 55 C pos A to control the services To make movements Grip the Joystick A fig 55 C Press and hold button B fig 55 C Move Joystick A to the right left fig 55 C ATTENTION Before opera...

Page 114: ...display by pressing left key 3 fig 56 C Once pressed the panel will stop sounding but the general alarm light will remain on for as long as the error remains active By pressing the left key again the...

Page 115: ...l alarm on The state of the load is signalled by the indicator D fig 58 C that turns from left to right upon the increasing of the detected load The intermittent acoustic signal that intervenes on rea...

Page 116: ...C Pos 1 or on joystick fig 61 C Pos 1 depending on the vehicle models When the load limit is reached fig 58 C Pos C1 the device automatically blocks all vehicle movements activating the alarm re entr...

Page 117: ...o a safe position see capacity diagram Do NOT lower or extend the boom as they are desta bilising movements Once the safety zone has been reached the alarm will stop the selector can be released ATTEN...

Page 118: ...Lift the load for about 1 m from the ground Slowly slip off the boom During this manoeuvre monitor the Longitudinal Moment indicator Fig 13 pos 2 Once the end of the red area is reached the red gener...

Page 119: ...C 45 ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 120: ...s hoists extension trestles winches with extension trestles Handling persons elevation platform mode fig 65 C Pos D basket symbol Other accessories all man baskets The attachments applicable to the ve...

Page 121: ...ATTENTION only use of DIECI original attachments is allowed DIECI declines all responsibility for damage to the vehicle people or thingsincaseswhereoriginalattachmentshavenotbeenused ATTENTION Mountin...

Page 122: ...fig 69 C shown on the functions sticker ATTENTION Steering selection is done when the vehicle is stopped ATTENTION For road travel it is mandatory to position the steering control selector in Position...

Page 123: ...wn on the functions sticker ATTENTION Steering selection is done when the vehicle is stopped ATTENTION For road travel it is mandatory to position the steering control selector in Position A fig 70 C...

Page 124: ...cate succes sful activation Manual accelerator fig 75 C Pos 1 ATTENTION Engage the parking brake Page C 29 and neutral gear Page C 26 before acting on the lever to increase motor revs Allows the opera...

Page 125: ...close the vents push the tabs until they are in a hori zontal closed position To regulate the front air flow act on the vents 1 fig 77 C and 2 fig 78 C To regulate the lower air flow act on the vents...

Page 126: ...os 1 Take the knob to position A fig 80 C to enable air re circulation inside the cab Take the knob to position B fig 80 C to disable air recirculation inside the cab and allow the ventilation sy stem...

Page 127: ...rature Increase or decrease fan speed to obtain desired conditions 6 Turning the knob anti clockwise in the red part of the scale the temperature increases Turning the knob anti clockwise in the blue...

Page 128: ...n force in the country of use Danger of damage to the electrical system ATTENTION Do not connect users with nominal voltage exceeding 12 volts and power consumption exceeding 180W Danger of damage to...

Page 129: ...levant switch fig 86 C Pos C to turn on the boom head light fig 87 C Pos 1 The indicator light switches on to indicate successful activation Two work lights one on the right side and the other on the...

Page 130: ...oeuvres with the routine service controls BOOM HEAD SOCKET Optional fig 101 C Pos 2 The switch fig 101 C Pos 2 is only installed in the presen ce of the boom head socket fig 102 C Pos 2 In presence of...

Page 131: ...f oil transiting in the hydraulic sockets constant without acting constantly on the Joystick selector Press the relative switch to deviate oil to the rear hydrau lic sockets fig 103 C Pos 1 Select the...

Page 132: ...om is in the hori zontal position Boom suspension is deactivated automatically by pressing the man in button on the joystick Suspension can also be used during the transport of loads with the boom in...

Page 133: ...peed boom optional The dual speed of the boom allows the operator to increase boom extension and retraction speed To activate dual speed using the switch fig 111 C pos 1 The indicator light on the sam...

Page 134: ...ing cylinder connected to the rear hydraulic socket Activate dump body lowering using the relevant switch fig 112 C pos 1 The indicator light on the same switch indicates start up ATTENTION Before mov...

Page 135: ...cycle is activated automatically by pressing the switch which must not be held Reversal takes place automatically without having to switch off the vehicle The fan remains in the cleaning position eng...

Page 136: ...tion 1 Plug in connector A into socket B located in the rear part of the engine bonnet fig 115 C 2 Insert plug C into the electric socket fig 115 C The heater is connected to its own control unit and...

Page 137: ...ult the vehicle registration document to verify front hook load capacity Capacity is limited for each vehicle by the authorised circu lating weight by the towing weight and by the vertical strain of t...

Page 138: ...it goes through both parts of the hook fig 122 C and is locked by its cotter pin 1 fig 122 C ATTENTION Before moving the vehicle with the trailer Ensure that the brake and signalling systems are fun c...

Page 139: ...art up ATTENTION WhentheswitchhasbeeninsertedthePTOstartsimmediately Engage the Cardan shaft before starting the PTO Keep at a safe distance from the Cardan shaft Before starting the PTO check that no...

Page 140: ...s be connec ted correctly to the user ATTENTION Before use check that no one is in the vicinity of the vehicle the three point lifting device and the user Regulation of the 3 point lifting device For...

Page 141: ...ure to the trailer braking system This pressure is modulated by means of the brake pump The trailer is freed from the brakes and can move when the brake system of the trailer is connected to the vehic...

Page 142: ...ailer s hydraulic braking system to that of the vehicle using the hydraulic socket fig 145 C pos 1 If not being used the socket must be suitably protected by its hydraulic socket cover fig 145 C pos 2...

Page 143: ...off as the trailer may not brake properly The vehicle may be equipped with one of two desired types of pneumatic attachments fig 11 C pos 1 fig 152C pos 1 2 For ensure correct use connect the attachm...

Page 144: ...onnel and your vehicle fig 154 C 1 7 pole electric socket for trailer Optional fig 154 C Pos 1 Located at the rear of the vehicle ATTENTION Before moving the vehicle with the trailer Ensure that the b...

Page 145: ...uld be engaged If it is not pos sible to start the engine to engage the neutral gear N take the gear to neutral manually following the indications given in the Putting the gear in neutral chapter Page...

Page 146: ...of the hydraulic valve towards the vehicle cab bringing it to the closed posi tion The valve is located under the vehicle in the front near the reducer Position the gear selector pin fig 161 C Pos 1 i...

Page 147: ...gh so that described in point 2 can be carried out 2 Remove the U shaped liners fig 169 C Pos 1 3 Re tighten screws until the click into position in these conditions it is possible to tow the vehicle...

Page 148: ...hat may worsen the stability of the vehicle due to the existence of tipping hazard ATTENTION These operations must be performed by two qualified operators experienced and authorised by the Safety Mana...

Page 149: ...distributor for basket Take levers A and B and fasten them into their dedicated seats C fig 176 Extension retraction Activate the lever A to the left fig 176 Pos A1 at the same time as pumping perform...

Page 150: ...C 76 Getting to Know and Using the Vehicle Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 151: ...gh temperatures and to corrosive sulphurous compounds which are present in the exhaust fumes It consists of a horizontal cylindrical body sized accor ding to engine power which makes up the water tank...

Page 152: ...C 78 Getting to Know and Using the Vehicle Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 153: ...TENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle USER INSTRUCTIONS AND GETTING TO KNOW THE VEHICLE integrated devices central das...

Page 154: ...e operator is required to learn the location and function of all instruments and controls independent of his or her experience in the field before operating the vehicle The images descriptions measure...

Page 155: ...top fig 200 C pos A fig 200 C pos B fig 200 C pos C NOT AVAILABLE Service Large S flashing n hours missing to service fig 200 C pos A fig 200 C pos B Speedometer optional The speedometer allows to dis...

Page 156: ...lock 4 Timer and clock The normal visualisation of the display will be Clock and Hour counter In the case of installation of the speedometer the display will automatically pass to the Clock and Speed...

Page 157: ...switches some indicator lights the buzzer and all segments of the display on for the duration of 1 5 seconds The tables are shown below fig 202 C that contain all dashboard indicator lights and their...

Page 158: ...sector start of 2nd Red sector the acoustic signal must always be activated even if key 1 has been previously pressed fig 204 C Example 1 The indicator enters the 1st Red zone 2 The buzzer starts to r...

Page 159: ...neral alarm indicator light and have their own type of signal fig 206 C LED 1 LED 2 Acoustic signal Buzzer Coupling 1 YES 1 5 seconds Coupling 2 YES 1 5 seconds Coupling 3 YES 1 5 seconds Coupling 4 Y...

Page 160: ...be shown fig 209 C pos 2 with the hours corresponding fig 209 C pos 1 to the SERVICE Display will only occur on switch on of the dashboard for a time of 10 seconds with letter S flashing The hour cou...

Page 161: ...assistance 15 Over range power supply voltage error 7Vdc 18Vdc Check battery voltage with machine off and on is within the indicated field 16 Internal power supply voltage error of first over range c...

Page 162: ...sistance 48 Load cell B LIN bus message receiving error Contact the after sales technical assistance 49 Load cell B LIN bus message hour meter control error Contact the after sales technical assistanc...

Page 163: ...C 89 ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 164: ...Getting to Know and Using the Vehicle Integrated devices C 90 Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 165: ...D 1 ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle MAINTENANCE AND REGISTRATION D...

Page 166: ...shops and by qualified staff The operator may only carry out the following checks liquid level check air filter cleaning tyre pressure check These operations must be performed in compliance with safet...

Page 167: ...maintenance staff have been trained to carry out said interventions and only they have the special equip ment and tools necessary to guarantee maximum safety precision and efficiency Spaces for regist...

Page 168: ...Maintenance and Registering D 4 Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 169: ...mic inspections before being placed on the market in order to verify proper operation and compliance with all relative European directives After inspec tions are performed a CE certificate is issued t...

Page 170: ...Right rear view mirror 4 Right front light 5 Attachment holding plate 1 2 5 7 7 3 4 9 8 6 6 6 Epicycloidal reduction gear 7 Wheel 8 Engine bonnet 9 Right rear light 1 Cab 2 Left rear light 3 Epicyclo...

Page 171: ...ine air filter 2 Diesel Engine 3 Water radiator oil intercooler 4 Battery isolator switch 5 Engine bonnet support rod 6 Engine bonnet 1 9 2 8 4 7 6 5 1 9 2 3 8 4 7 6 5 Engine bonnet Engine bonnet 6 En...

Page 172: ...supplysystemsecondaryfilter Replace engine oil Replace engine oil filter Check for and eliminate any leaks Check and tighten all hydraulic connections and nuts and bolts MAINTENANCE AND REGISTRATION S...

Page 173: ...ont axle oscillation bushing if present Lubrication of cross and Cardan transmission shafts Lubrication of boom sliders Lubrication of fork holding plate Lubrication of internal boom tubes Lubrication...

Page 174: ...rake oil level Check stickers Check boom chain extension and conditions Check anti tipping device with load Check battery electrolyte level Check electric system Check alternator belt Tighten wheel nu...

Page 175: ...l Replace engine oil filter Empty fuel tank Check gear change oil level Check epicycloidal reduction gear oil level Check differential sump oil level Replace air filter Replace external hydraulic oil...

Page 176: ...RAULIC SYSTEM OIL OIL FOR BRAKING CIRCUIT COOLING LIQUID FUEL FOR TRACTION GREASE ENGINE OIL FRONT WHEEL REDUCER OIL OIL ON rEAR WHEEL REDUCERS OIL ON FRONT DIFFERENTIAL AXLE OIL ON REAR DIFFERENTIAL...

Page 177: ...ar LSD 75w90 ATF Universal Antifreeze EPX Grease 2 Q8 T 700 SAE 15w40 Handel 46 T 65 LS 75w90 Auto 14 Antifreeze Rembrandt EP 2 SHELL Rimula R3 15w40 Tellus T 46 Spirax LS 90 Antifreeze Retinax EP 2 R...

Page 178: ...located in the engine bonnet next to the battery Its function is to cut off power to the elec trical system opening the circuit on the negative pole Turn the handle clockwise to open the circuit and...

Page 179: ...king hinge is fully extended and will keep the bonnet open sa fely Take due care to not injure hands during the locking check To close the bonnet Hold the bonnet up with one hand With the other hand p...

Page 180: ...f all personnel and your vehicle ENGINE FOR ENGINE AIR FILTER and FUEL FILTER mainte nance ETC carefully follow THE MANUFACTU RER S INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED IN THE specially included HANDBOOK THE ENGINE...

Page 181: ...ollowing maintenance Replace Diesel engine oil Replace Diesel engine oil filter Replace Diesel engine fuel filter ATTENTION Remove the underside protection only after having Take the vehicle onto firm...

Page 182: ...he reservoir found in the front of the cab under the guard fig 15 D Pos 1 regularly Oil must always be level or rather the reservoir must always be full The intermittent switch on of the indicator lig...

Page 183: ...ery by acting on the battery isolator switch see page D 14 Unscrew tank cap fig 16 D Pos 1 turning it counter clockwise Check that oil is level If it is not fill the reservoir fig 16 D Pos 2 Screw on...

Page 184: ...fails do not use the vehicle If the brake is not effective contact your DIECI dealer to have this fault corrected Unauthorised modifications of the rear axle ratio the vehicle weight or wheel and tyre...

Page 185: ...inders in transport mode Switch off the engine Check the oil level via the transparent indicator fig 22 D Pos 1 If the oil is not level carry out the following operations Park the vehicle on a level a...

Page 186: ...tainer under the drain plug Remove the drain plug fig 28 D Pos 1 to drain the oil Remove the loading plug fig 27 D Pos 2 to accelerate emptying Once the tank is completely empty remove the flange fig...

Page 187: ...ace a container of appropriate capacity under the dis charge cap fig 31 D Pos 1 Remove the drain plugs fig 31 D Pos 1 to drain the oil Remove the loading plug fig 30 D Pos 2 fig 31 D Pos 2 to accelera...

Page 188: ...scopic boom 6 Close the valve of the supply tube filter fig 35 D Pos 1 7 Remove the filter cartridge unscrewing it using a ribbon spanner fig 36 D 8 Clean the filter support with a clean cloth which w...

Page 189: ...el that may leak out during cleaning 4 Unscrew the tank s filler cap fig 37 D Pos 2 5 Unscrew the tank s drain cap situated underneath the tank fig 38 D Pos 3 6 Let fuel drain then top up ten litres o...

Page 190: ...ir or water ATTENTION Heat exchange flaps are very delicate Do not use rags or brushes to clean them Jets of water and air must be direc ted horizontally Cooling liquid level check During normal vehic...

Page 191: ...cap fig 44 D Pos 1 making it drain through the sleeve in let fig 45 D Pos 1 If necessary add a detergent product to the clean water 9 Once cleaning has been completed close the drain inlet by reinsert...

Page 192: ...nce handbook be fore using jets of air or water ATTENTION Heat exchange flaps are very delicate Do not use rags or brushes to clean them Jets of water and air must be di rected horizontally Cooling li...

Page 193: ...the cooling system from the cap fig 51 D Pos 2 up to level fig 51 D Pos A with the previously prepa red cooling liquid 13 Start up the engine Bring the engine to temperature to allow the water recircu...

Page 194: ...ou the locking levers fig 57 D Pos 1 loca ted at the four corners of the filter cover fig 56 D Pos 2 5 Remove the cover fig 56 D Pos 2 6 Push the internal handle fig 58 D Pos 1 toward the cab as indic...

Page 195: ...inlet 5 Repeat the same steps in the opposite order to remount all components ATTENTION In the event that connecting gaskets between the suction duct and filter should become worn replace them ATTENT...

Page 196: ...g maintenance work under way 4 Remove the guard in the left of the seat fig 66 D Pos 1 by unscrewing the fastening screws 5 Remove the worn filter and insert the new one fig 67 D Pos 1 6 Reassemble th...

Page 197: ...nditioning system not work properly immedia tely inspect the condenser Check the gas load every year via the corresponding val ves fig 71 D Pos 2 ATTENTION Replace the radiator filter fig 70 D Pos 2 e...

Page 198: ...these checks are being carried out ATTENTION One movement at a time should be checked during verifications In the event of malfunction do not use the vehicle until it has been repaired Contact a Diec...

Page 199: ...uring the fork move ment stop the engine Movement of the swivel must slow down and then stop as the engine slows down and stops If the forks continue to lower or move after the engine is switched off...

Page 200: ...l plug fig 77 D Pos F1 10 Check for any leaks coming from the drain plugs 11 Replace the load level cap and tighten it securely Front Differential Axles Changing the oil fig 77 D 1 Stop the vehicle on...

Page 201: ...Y REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle Key F Drain plug and oil level G Oil drain cap H Vent cap I Greasing nipple M Oil cap FRONT DIFFERENTI...

Page 202: ...switch see page D 14 4 Place a container under the drain plugs to collect any oil which may come out during replacement 5 Remove the drain plug fig 78 D Pos G and the load le vel plug fig 78 D Pos F...

Page 203: ...AFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle REAR DIFFERENTIAL AXLE Key F Drain plug and oil level G Oil drain cap H Vent cap I Greasing nipple...

Page 204: ...ntainer under the drain plugs to collect any oil 4 which may come out during replacement Turn the wheel hub fig 81 D Pos 1 so that the in 5 let fig 82 D Pos M is moved to the lower position fig 82 D a...

Page 205: ...D 41 ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 206: ...rease from the extension surfaces using a cloth Use a brush to spread a layer of an approved type of gre ase on all sides of the telescopic boom Move the boom several times to distribute the grease ev...

Page 207: ...ns using grease Checking for Wear At prescribed intervals verify The installation geometry The condition of the chain in order to analyse traces of friction that may indicate incorrect installation ge...

Page 208: ...ler divided into millimetres fig 94 D Check cleaning lubrication Stop the vehicle on a flat level surface Position the vehicle on outrigger feet if present Extend the boom completely in a horizontal p...

Page 209: ...D 45 ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 210: ...6 D fig 97 D ATTENTION It is mandatory to use the I P D to carry out the maintenance control operations Greasing nipples One two three extension booms The references of the greasing nipples of the boo...

Page 211: ...on shaft Epicycloidal reduction gear Rear transmission shaft Differential axle fig 98 D ATTENTION It is mandatory to use the I P D to carry out the maintenance control operations Greasing nipples Tran...

Page 212: ...ial pliers To replace a fuse remove it from its housing using special pliers and replace it with another fuse of equal class quality and amperage ATTENTION It is mandatory to use the I P D to carry ou...

Page 213: ...equal class quality and amperage All other operations must be carried out by qualified authorised personnel only ATTENTION It is mandatory to use the I P D to carry out the maintenance control operati...

Page 214: ...ning its screws located in the rear cap To close the light back up carry out these steps in the opposite order being careful to position the seal correctly Replacing direction indicator bulbs fig 106...

Page 215: ...ess the upper part of the bulb Turn and hold down the bulb to free it from the lock Carry out the same steps in the opposite order to insert a new bulb WORKING LIGHT fig 110 D Replacing bulbs Fig 112...

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Page 217: ...6 6 35 7 78 10 45 12 90 15 30 18 80 30 16 31 14 51 64 63 63 82 15 101 34 127 72 158 71 176 22 217 74 249 13 309 58 340 82 425 69 430 73 535 26 7312 1 6748 6 10701 8 9899 4 13420 7 12398 4 21366 8 1975...

Page 218: ...0 1 1 2 11 200 245 1 1 4 11 170 190 60 oval insert METRIC thread THREAD N m 10x1 12 14 12x1 5 13 15 14x1 5 15 18 16x1 5 25 28 18x1 5 27 30 22x1 5 50 60 26x1 5 60 75 30x1 5 110 130 28x1 5 80 100 DIN FI...

Page 219: ...lever in the required position Slow fast speed switch indicator light switched off Press the switch Rear axle blocked optional Release the axle Cont frompage D 50 Direction lever is engaged Put the l...

Page 220: ...Brake pump damaged Brake pads worn Change the brake pads Repair or replace The vehicle does not brake BRAKES The wheels are not aligned correctly Proceed with realignment Steering selection error Pos...

Page 221: ...ce the gaskets Refer to the chapter entitled Getting to know the vehicle Electrical system failure Check fuses and the electrical system The boom does not extend Refer to the chapter entitled Getting...

Page 222: ...il with receipt of reception I S P E S L will then inform the local supervision authority ASL in Italy that the machine is in use this authority is then in char ge of following yearly inspections PERI...

Page 223: ...umber Year Equipment code serial number Year Max capacity kg Equipment code serial number Year Max capacity kg Equipment code serial number Year Max capacity kg Equipment code serial number Year Max c...

Page 224: ...Maintenance and Registering D 60 Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 225: ...leaning Lubrication of differential axles Checking tyre pressure A general check of nuts and bolts tightness Check brake oil level Check safety stickers Check boom chain extension and conditions Check...

Page 226: ...Maintenance and Registering D 62 Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 227: ...reduction gear oil level Check gear oil level Replace hydraulic system oil Replace external hydraulic oil filters Cleaning of hydraulic oil tank filters Parking brake registration Replace engine air f...

Page 228: ...Maintenance and Registering D 64 Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 229: ...h h 1000 Date Signature Date Signature Job Job accomplished REGULAR MAINTENANCE SPECIAL MAINTENANCE Job description Machine workinghours REGULAR MAINTENANCE SPECIAL MAINTENANCE Job Job accomplished J...

Page 230: ...Maintenance and Registering D 66 Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 231: ...LAR MAINTENANCE SPECIAL MAINTENANCE Job description Machine workinghours REGULAR MAINTENANCE SPECIAL MAINTENANCE Job Job accomplished Job description Machine workinghours Date Signature Date Signature...

Page 232: ...Maintenance and Registering D 68 Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 233: ...LAR MAINTENANCE SPECIAL MAINTENANCE Job description Machine workinghours REGULAR MAINTENANCE SPECIAL MAINTENANCE Job Job accomplished Job description Machine workinghours Date Signature Date Signature...

Page 234: ...Maintenance and Registering D 70 Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 235: ...LAR MAINTENANCE SPECIAL MAINTENANCE Job description Machine workinghours REGULAR MAINTENANCE SPECIAL MAINTENANCE Job Job accomplished Job description Machine workinghours Date Signature Date Signature...

Page 236: ...Maintenance and Registering D 72 Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 237: ...E 1 E electrical diagrams and circuits...

Page 238: ...E 2 Wiring diagrams and circuits Mod Agri Farmer...

Page 239: ...aligned 8 4 B559 Axle load cell 9 2 B560 Rear axle sensor aligned 8 4 B638 Clogged air filter pressure switch 1 3 B642 Radiator thermistor 5 3 B643 Micro closed boom 9 3 E102 Right front work light 7...

Page 240: ...7 Fuse 15 KEY seat micro switch int seat timer int Negative brake anti tip relay engine start and stop 1 3 F28 Fuse 30 lights switch pos lights lights switch flashing horn and warning 4 1 F29 Fuse 30...

Page 241: ...reen wiper motor 4 3 M117 Windscreen washer front pump 4 3 M119 Windscreen washer rear pump 5 2 M122 Rear windscreen wiper 5 2 M129 Heating motor 5 4 M133 Evaporator electric fan 5 5 M152 Pneumatic se...

Page 242: ...Y523 Parking brake solenoid valve 2 3 Y527 Forward gear solenoid valve 2 1 Y528 Reverse solenoid valve 2 2 Y536 Engine stop 15 Y549 Hydraulic speed gear solenoid valve 2 3 Y641 Radiator solenoid valve...

Page 243: ...CTOR L ENGINE L DRIVER POSITION X511 INTERFACE CONNECTOR L ENGINE L DRIVER POSITION X517 INTERFACE CONNECTOR L MAIN L DRIVER POSITION X525 INTERFACE CONNECTOR L MAIN L DRIVER POSITION X552 INTERFACE C...

Page 244: ...E 8 Wiring diagrams and circuits Mod Agri Farmer copy only Valid certified 10...

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Page 255: ...F 1 ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle hydraulic circuit F...

Page 256: ...F 2 Hydraulic Diagrams and Circuits Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 257: ...ture or adjust the various vehicle components Hydraulic pressure calibration of load limiters engine rotation assembly of additional attachments etc The same holds true for the deactivation or modi fi...

Page 258: ...r ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle H B 4 3 2 1 5 13 12 14 15 17 18 19 16 21 20 8 10 9 7 6 11 AGRI FARMER IM03_I...

Page 259: ...ation cylinder 10 Lock valve 11 Extension cylinder 12 Lock valve 13 Boom head socket 14 Non return valve 15 Heat exchanger 16 Hydrostatic pump 17 Hydrostatic motor 18 Hydrostatic oil filter 19 Inching...

Page 260: ...lic Diagrams and Circuits Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle 22 23 D 20 C A G E AGRI FARMER Braki...

Page 261: ...ation cylinder 10 Lock valve 11 Extension cylinder 12 Lock valve 13 Boom head socket 14 Non return valve 15 Heat exchanger 16 Hydrostatic pump 17 Hydrostatic motor 18 Hydrostatic oil filter 19 Inching...

Page 262: ...F 8 Hydraulic Diagrams and Circuits Mod Agri Farmer ATTENTION Read the SAFETY REGULATIONS contained in this manual carefully for the safety of all personnel and your vehicle...

Page 263: ...G 1 TECHNICAL DATA AND TECHNICAL FEATURES G...

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Page 265: ...ns 74 5 101 2200 4 stroke diesel Direct mechanical 4 vertical in line 4400 251 Turbo compressor Liquid cooling system Tyres Alternative Alternative A C Webasto Heater Digital speedometer Water Heater...

Page 266: ...40 50 60 64 C B A 3 65 0 7 1 0 1 5 2 8 2 8 2 0 A B C D E F 4 5 3 2 1 0 6 m 1 1 0 4 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 8 7 5 7 MAX 3 0 ton 3 0 2 2 0 5 0 9 1 6 0 3 5 0 7 1 2 2 5 m 6 35 MAX 3 0 ton 0 7...

Page 267: ...cate mod AGRI FARMER 28 9 D 12 capacity of parts to lubricate mod AGRI FARMER 30 7 D 12 capacity of parts to lubricate mod AGRI FARMER 30 9 D 12 CATALYTIC PURIFIER OPTIONAL C 77 CENTRAL DASHBOARD INDI...

Page 268: ...rential Axles Oil change D 36 FRONT LIGHT D 50 FUEL TANK D 25 fuses D 48 G GENERAL ALARM INDICATOR LIGHT C 84 GENERAL WARNINGS B 3 GENERAL WARNINGS C 4 GETTING IN AND OUT OF THE DRIVER S CAB C 8 Getti...

Page 269: ...DALS C 26 PEDALS D 18 PERIODIC INSPECTIONS AND REGISTRATION METHODS D 58 PNEUMATIC braking system for trailers C 69 Power take off optional C 65 PRELOAD AND TORQUE TABLE FOR CLASS 1 NUTS AND BOLTS D 5...

Page 270: ...DOCUMENTATION POCKET C 11 telescopic boom sliding blocks D 42 TELESCOPIC LIFT IDENTIFICATION A 7 TEMPORARY HALT B 13 THREE POINT LIFTING DEVICE OPTIONAL C 66 TIGHTENING WHEEL NUTS B 25 Towing hook C...

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