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WEIGHTS
Providing road handling and decreasing the
slipping are important for the life of tire and fuel
economy.
While working with the heavy implements on the 3
point linkage system, to counterbalance the tractor
it is necessary to attach the front-end weights.
4 x 25kg weights can be attached to the front
bumper. Each weights are attached with M16 bolt
and nut and the weights are connected to each
other with a M16 stud bolt.
These weights are supplied with the tractor as
standard.
While working on heavy duty work to increase the
tractor’s traction capability it is possible to attach
the weights to the rear wheels.
Each of the weights is 25 kg and only one weight
can be attached to each tire. The weights are
attached to the rim with four M16 bolts and nuts.
These weights are supplied with the tractor as
standard.
In addition to or alternative to the weights, also,
the water in the tire operation could be
performed.
1. Valve
2. Water inlet
3. Water filling attachment
4. Air discharge
Filling the Tires with Water
1. Raise the tire to be filled with water using a
jack as valve positioned at the upper side.
2. Remove the valve cap and release the tire
pressure.
3. Install the attachment (3) shown in “Figure 29”
to the valve (1) shown in “Figure 29” and fill
the water from the water opening (2) shown in
“Figure 29”. Keep filling operation until water
comes from the air discharge (4) shown in
“Figure 29”.
4. Pull out the attachment and pump air into the
tire until the recommended pressure reached.
Draining Water from the Tires
1. Raise the tire to be drained using a jack as
valve positioned at the lower side, discharge
the air form the tire.
2. Remove the valve cap and wait until all the
water is drained.
3. Install the attachment (3) shown in “Figure 29”
and pump air into the tire. Do not exceed the
recommended air pressure while pumping air.
4. Wait until the residual water comes out.
5. Pull out the attachment and pump air into the
tire until the recommended pressure is
reached.
Figure 27
Figure 28
Figure 29
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