8 - ATTACHMENTS AND OPTIONAL EXTRA
8 - 7
REAR SERVICE LINE
Move lever (X) in position "A" or "B" in order to use the relative rear service line.
NOTE!
The maximum working pressure of the rear service line is 210 bar.
WARNING!
The hydraulic system of the rear service line is not equipped with valves or
seals suitable to keep lifted loads (for example a dumb body). For these
kind of use verify that the attachment is equipped with appropriate
blocking system against accidental load dropping.
WARNING!
Before starting to work with the rear hydraulic services, be sure to have
disconnected both the hydraulic circuit of the attachment locking system
and the hydraulic line to the attachment fitted to the front carriage,.
When the job is finished disconnect the rear hydraulic lines; if not, when
using the attachment fitted to the front carriage, the equipments linked to
the rear hydraulic services would be actioned.
REAR ELECTRIC SOCKET
For the electrical connection of the direction indicators and all the lights of the
towed equipment.
Consult the wiring diagram enclosed for electrical connection (in accordance with
ISO 1724-80 standard).
DIRECTION INDICATORS FAILURE FOR AGRICULTURAL TRAILER
When the machine is homologated as agricultural tractor and has a trailer
attached, inside the cab there is a warning light (A) that signals to the operator if
there is a problem with the trailer's direction indicators.
The system activates automatically with illumination of the orange warning light
(A) on the control panel (P1) as soon as the electric plug of the trailer lights is
connected to the appropriate socket at the rear of the machine.
In conditions of normal functioning, when the direction indicators are activated,
the orange light flashes alternately with the green arrow on the dashboard.
If there are problems in the system, when the indicator lights are activated, the
orange light remains constantly illuminated at the side where the problem is.
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