StarTrac 263-4WD-8G-STAGE-V, Owner'S Manual

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OWNER’S MANUAL | STARTRAC 263 4WD – 8G – STAGE – V
ELECTRIAL
Working of Gauge & Meters C C C C C
Working of Starter &
Alternator
C C C C C
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Engine Oil Change Replacement - First change at 50 HOURS or 3 Months Whichever occurs
earlier. Thereafter every 250 Hours or 6 months, whichever occurs earlier.
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Transmission and Axle Oil Change Replacement - First change at 500 HOURS or 6 Months
Whichever occurs earlier. Thereafter every 1000 HOURS or 1 Year, whichever occurs earlier.
R – Replace C – Check
RR – Replace If Required CA – Check & Adjust
CL – Clean CT – Check and Tighten
Beyond 1000 hrs. repeat the cycle every 250 hrs.
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Engine oil grade should be selected as per operating temperature condition.
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Anti-freeze should be used in subzero ambient temperature.
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Clean air cleaner element as and when required as per field condition.
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Clutch pedal play should be adjusted as per field operating conditions.
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Read and comply with all the safety precautions in the tractor maintenance part of the Safety
Notes Section.
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Old fluid and used filters must be disposed of in the correct way.
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Do not carry out inspections, maintenance work or adjustments on the tractor while the
engine is running.
5.2 SEALED UNITS
Do not remove the seals from the following parts: injection pump and over speed screw. If you
need to repair or adjust any of these units, contact your local dealer or authorized repair shop.
The warranty is automatically invalidated if these seals are tampered with.
5.3 RUNNING IN
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Fade-free efficiency and a long working life largely depend on how the new tractor is treated
during the running in period.
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It is therefore extremely important to follow these instructions:
A.
Your engine does not require any special running in when new.
B. You can use it at full power from the start, but you must never overload it.
C. Avoid using the engine at full power before it reaches an operating temperature of at
least 60°C (140° F).
D.
Avoid idling the engine for long periods.
E. Regularly check for oil leaks.
5.4 HOW TO PREVENT POLLUTION
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To prevent pollution when oil, filters and so forth are changed, always clean the zone around
fill, level and drain plugs, dipsticks and filters.
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Before connecting the auxiliary cylinders, make sure that the oil they contain is clean, that it
has not deteriorated owing to long storage and that it is of the prescribed type.