RK19H Hydrostatic Sub-Compact Tractor Manual
RK19H Hydrostatic Sub-Compact Tractor Manual
RK19H Hydrostatic Sub-Compact Tractor Manual
OPERATOR'S MANUAL
OPERATOR'S MANUAL
Hydrostatic
RK19
Rural King Supply
4216 Dewitt Ave.
Mattoon IL 61938
RK19
RK19
Hydrostatic
Hydrostatic
FOReWoRD
Thank you for purchasing our tractor. We are confident it will give you many years of reliable Service.
The introduction in this manual sets out the correct manner of operating, maintaining and checking the tractor
to ensure long-term durability.
Please ensure correct operation of the tractor as incorrect operation can cause substantial mechanical damage
as well as cause accidents with the associated injuries.
Please note that in some cases differences can exist between this manual and your tractor due to the manu-
facture’s policy of constant product improvement.
In the event that you encounter a problem not covered by this manual please contact your nearest RK Trac-
tor store who will assist you in resolving your problem.
The following warning signs in this manual draw additional attention to items of importance for the safe and
correct operation of the tractor.
This indicates that a condition may result in harm, serious injury or death to you or oth-
DANGER
er persons if the warning is not heeded. Follow the advice provided with the warning.
WARNING Hazard or unsafe practice that can lead to severe injury or death.
Instructions for the correct operation of the machine which, if followed, will ensure
IMPORTANT that it performs at it’s best.
All information, illustrations and specifications in this manual are based on latest information available at the
time of publication. The right is reserved to make changes at any time without notice.
1. TRACTOR IDENTIFICATION
The engine number is stamped on the left hand side of the engine block. WARRANTY OF THE PRODUCT
The chassis number is shown on the left hand side of the tractor as shown in The manufacturer warrants this
the drawing. product and full details of the war-
ranty are provided on a separate
warranty schedule.
SERVICE
Carved position of the Service is available from any RK
Engine type or Number Tractor store in the country.
PARTS
To obtain spare parts please contact
your nearest RK Tractor store and
give him the details listed below.
Tractor model
T75O101A
Tractor serial number
Tractor engine number
Carved position of
Part number and description
the chassis number R19O001A Quantity required
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4. OWNER ASSISTANCE
▶ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
We at RK Tractors and your RK Your name, address and tele-
A 12 Volt Lead Acid Propylene Bat-
Tractor store wants you to be com- phone number
tery is used to activate the Engine
pletely satisfied with your invest-
through the Starter Motor and the Model and tractor serial number
ment. Normally any problems with
Electrical system comprising Horn, RK Tractor store Name & Address
your equipment will be handled by
Head Lamp. Side indicator Lamps,
your RK Tractor stores Service De- Machine purchase date and Hours
Plough Lamp, Brake Light, Gauge
partments, however, misunder- used
lamp, Hazard Lamp. Generator or
standing can occur. If you feel that Nature of problem
Alternator, Fuse box also from part
your problem has not been handled
of the Electrical system. Before contacting RK Tractors of-
to your satisfaction, we suggest the
following. fice, be aware that your problem will
WARNING
likely to be resolved in the RK Deal-
When operating the tractor at Contact the owner or General Man-
ership using the RK Tractor stores
ager of the Dealership, explain the
High speed, Do not attempt facilities, equipment and person-
problem, and request assistance.
to make sharp turns by using nel. So it is important that your ini-
When additional assistance is need-
the brakes. This may result in tial contact be with the RK Tractor
ed, Your RK Tractor store has direct
overturning of the tractor caus- store.
access to your office. If you can-
ing serious injury or DEATH.
not obtain satisfaction by doing this,
contact the RK Tractors Office and
provide them with;
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WARNING
Seat Belt
Never attach chains or ropes to
the ROPS for pulling purpos-
es; this will cause the tractor to
tip backwards. Always pull from
the tractor drawbar. Be care-
ful when driving through door
opening or under low overhead Forward / Backward
adjustment lever
R19O003A T19O004B
objects. Make sure there is suf-
ficient overhead clearance for
If the tractor has rolled over or the Before operating a tractor it is im-
the ROPS fatal injuries.
ROPS has been damaged (such portant to adjust the seat to the
as striking an overhead object dur- most comfortable position & check
WARNING
ing transport), It must be replaced whether it is properly locked in its
to provide the original protection. Af- If the ROPS is removed or re- position.
ter an accident, check for damages placed, make certain that the NOTE
to the 1.ROPS. 2.Seat. 3.seat belt & proper hardware is used to re-
seat mountings. Before you operate place the ROPS and the rec-
Do not use solvents to clean
a tractor, replace all damaged parts. ommended torque values are the seat. Use warm water with
applied to the attaching bolts. a little detergent added.
WARNING
Do not weld, drill or straighten WARNING CAUTION
the ROPS. Always wear your seat belt if Do not put a hand between the
the tractor is equipped with seat and the slides when ad-
ROPS. justing the seat position. You
can get injured unexpectedly.
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6. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
To select Seat position, move Ad-
justing lever and slide Seat closer to RECOGNIZE SAFETY INFORMATION SIGNAL WORDS
or away from Dash panel and con-
trols.
DANGER DANGER
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READ SAFETY INSTRUCTION PROTECTION CHILDREN USE OF ROPS AND SEAT BELT
Carefully read all safety instructions Keep children and others away from The Roll Over Protective Struc-
given in this manual for your safety. the tractor while operating. ture (ROPS) has been certified to
Tempering with any of the safety de- BEFORE YOU REVERSE: industry and/or government stan-
vices can cause serious injuries or Look behind tractor for children.
dards. Any damage or alternation
death. Keep all safety signs in good to the ROPS, mounting hard-ware,
condition. Replace missing or dam- Do not let children to ride on trac- or seat belt voids the certification
aged safety signs. tor or any implement. and will reduce or eliminate protec-
Keep your tractor in proper condi- tion for the operator in the event of
tion and do not allow any unauthor- a roll-over. The ROPS, mounting
ized modifications to be carried out hardware, and seat belt should be
on the tractor, which may impair the checked after the first 100 hours of
function/safety and affect tractor life. tractor and every 500 hours there-
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Do not allow riders on the tractor. Handle fuel with care; it is highly Entanglement in rotating shaft can
Riders on tractor are subject to in- flammable. Do not refuel the tractor cause serious injury or death.
jury such as being stuck by foreign while smoking or near open flame Keep PTO shield in place at all
objects and being thrown off of the or sparks. times.
tractor. Always stop engine before refueling Wear close fitting clothing. Stop the
tractors. engine and be sure PTO drive is
Always keep your tractor clean of stopped before making adjustments,
accumulated grease, and debris. Al- connections, or cleaning out PTO
ways clean up spilled fuel. driven equipment.
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Escaping fluid under pressure can Keep sparks, lighted matches, and Sulfuric acid in battery electrolyte
penetrate the skin causing serious open flame away from the top of is poisonous. It is strong enough to
injury. Keep hands and body away battery. Battery gas can explode. burn skin, cause holes in clothing
from pinholes and nozzles, which Never check battery charge by plac- and cause blindness if found entry
eject fluids under high pressure. If ing a metal object across the termi- into eyes.
any fluid is injected into the skin. nals. For adequate safety always;
Consult your doctor immediately.
1. Fill batteries in a well-ventilated
area.
2. Wear eye protection and acid
proof hand gloves.
3. Avoid breathing direct fumes
when electrolyte is added.
4. Do not add water to electrolyte as
it may splash off causing severe
burns.
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T74O224A T72O216A
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T74O225A T74O226A
Never let anyone get in the loader Do not stand under the lifted load-
and use the loader as a workbench. er or get close to it. Also, lower the
T74O223A
Otherwise, it may lead to a fatal in- loader arm onto the ground before
jury or even death. leaving the tractor. Otherwise, it may
The possible safety exits are: lead to a fatal injury or even death.
• Rear window hatch (All tractors)
• Front window (for versions with
openable front window).
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When attaching or detaching the IMPORTANT Do not allow loader arms or attach-
loader, fix all parts which are con- ment to contact electrical power
nected to the bucket and boom. The
ROPS (Roll Over Protective lines. Electrocution will cause seri-
bucket or boom can be accidental- Structure), sun canopy or cab- ous injury or death.
ly dropped down, leading to an inju- in are not a FOPS (Falling Ob-
ry or even death. ject Protective Structure).
It never can protect the riders
against falling objects.
Avoid driving the vehicle into
a dangerous area such as fall-
ing rocks zone.
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T74O230A T74O231A
Never carry a big object with the When attaching or detaching the
loader unless a proper implement loader, fix all parts which are con-
is attached. Keep a carried object nected to the bucket and boom. The
low during driving. Otherwise, it may bucket or boom can be accidental-
lead to an injury or even death. ly dropped down, leading to an inju-
ry or even death.
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The manufacturer of your tractor For full details consult the manufac-
has made every effort to make it as turer of the chemicals.
safe as is humanly possible. To avoid lengthy exposure to noise
Beyond this point it is the responsi- ensure that ear protection is worn.
bility of the operator to avoid acci- If adjustment to the tractor or ma-
dents and we ask that you read and chinery need to be made ensure the
implement our suggestions for your tractor or machine are turned off be-
safety. forehand.
Ensure that only trained and com- Use of certified Roll Over Protection
petent operators use this tractor and Structure (ROPS) is a must while
ensure that they are fully conversant operating a tractor.
with the machine and aware of all it’
Use of seat belt is a must while op-
s control and safety features.
erating a tractor.
Operators should not operate the
In summary, ensure at all times that
tractor or associated machinery
the safety of the operator and any
while tired or untrained.
other worker is paramount.
To avoid accidents please ensure
Ensure no one is between the tractor
that the operator wears clothing
and a towed vehicle (trailer or imple-
which will not get entangled in the
ment).
moving parts of the tractor or ma-
chine and protect him or her from
the elements.
When spraying or using chemicals,
please ensure that clothing and pro-
tective equipment is worn which pre-
vents respiratory or skin problems.
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1. At least on a daily basis check all Where a tractor is started in a engine to prevent being scald-
oil levels. Water level in the radia- confined area, ensure that the ed by steam or hot water. Do not
tor and electrolyte level in the bat- area is well ventilated as exhaust add water in the radiator when
tery and perform services accord- gases are very harmful, and can the engine is hot. Add water to
ing to the service schedule. cause death. the radiator only after the engine
2. Ensure tire pressure are even 6. Do not work under raised imple- cools down completely.
and the correct pressure for the ments. 11. To prevent fires keep the tractor
job being done is maintained. 7. When changing wheels or tires including the engine clean and
3. Check to ensure that the all con- ensure that a suitable wheel free from inflammable materi-
trols and preventative mech- stand is placed under the axle al and well away from fuels and
anisms of the tractor and im- prior to removing the wheel and other inflammable material.
plement work correctly and the wheels are chocked.
effectively. 8. Where guards or shields need to
4. Ensure that an adequate set of be removed to perform a service
the correct tools is available for or repair, ensure that the guard
maintenance and minor repairs. or shield is correctly reinstalled
5. Ensure that all service work and before starting the tractor.
repairs are carried out on a flat 9. Never refuel near a naked flame
area with a concrete or similar or with an overheated engine.
floor. Ensure to turn off Engine before
Do not carry out service work on refueling.
a tractor until it is switched off, 10. The cooling system operates un-
and the parking brake applied der pressure, take care when re-
and wheels choked. moving the radiator cap on a hot
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14. Never remove or modify the ▶The following precautions 4. Fiberglass canopy does not give
seat belt. are suggested to help pre- any protection.
15. Never remove, modify or repair vent accidents 5. To prevent falls, keep steps and
the ROPS frame. A careful operator is the best oper- platform clear of mud and oil.
ator. Most accidents can be avoid-
Please remember that a little bit of ed by observing certain precautions. 6. Do not permit anyone but the op-
extra care can prevent serious injury Read and take the following precau- erator to ride on the tractor. There
or teath and avoid damage to your tions before operating the tractor to is no safety place for extra riders.
tractor. prevent accidents. 7. Replace all missing, illegible or
Tractor should be operated only damaged safety signs.
by those who are responsible and 8. Keep safety signs clean of dirt
properly trained to do so. and grease.
pressure to escape before re- <Operating the tractor> starting circuit. Do not bypass the
moving the cap entirely. 1. Before starting the tractor apply safety starter switch. Consult your
4. Do not smoke while the refueling the parking brake, place the PTO RK Tractor store if safety- starting
the tractor. Keep away any type (Power Take Off) lever in the “OFF” switch malfunctions.
of open flame. position, the hydraulic control le- 4. Avoid accidental contact with the
5. The fuel in the injection system is vers in the downward position, the gear shifter lever while the en-
under high pressure and can pen- remote control valve levers in the gine is running. Unexpected trac-
etrate the skin. Unqualified per- neutral position(If fitted) and the tor movement can result from
sons should not remove or at- transmission in neutral. such contact.
tempt to adjust a pump, injector, 2. D o not start the engine or con- 5. Do not get off or climb the tractor
nozzle or any part of the fuel in- trols while standing besides the while it is in motion.
jection system. tractor. Always sit on the tractor 6. Shut off the engine, remove the
Failure to follow these instruc- seat when the engine or operat- key and apply the parking brake
tions can result in serious injury. ing controls. before getting off the tractor.
6. Keep open flame away from bat- 3. Safety starter switch. 7. Do not operate the tractor in an
tery or cold weather starting aids to In order to prevent the acciden- enclosed building without ade-
prevent fire or explosions. tal starting of the tractor, a safe- quate ventilation. Exhaust fumes
7. Do not modify or alter or permit ty switch has been provided. The can cause death.
anyone else to modify or alter this starting system of the tractor is con- 8. D o not park the tractor on a
tractor or any of its components or nected through this switch, which steep slope.
any tractor functions. becomes operative only when
the brake pedal is depressed. On 9.If power steering or Engine ceas-
es to operate, stop the tractor im-
some models shuttle shifter lever
mediately.
and PTO button should also be in
neutral position for completing the
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10. Pull only from the draw bar or 13. Do not leave equipment/imple- 3. Lock the tractor brake pedals to-
the lower link drawbar in the ment in the raised position. gether when transporting on
down position. Use only a draw- 14. Use the flasher/ Turn signal roads to provide proper wheel
bar pin that locks in place. Pull- lights and Slow Moving Vehi- braking.
ing from the tractor rear axle cle (SMV) signs when driving 4. Keep the tractor in the same gear
carriers or any point above the on public roads during both day when going downhill as used
rear axle may cause the tractor’ and night time, unless prohibit- when going uphill. Do not coast
s front end to lift. ed by law. or free wheel down hills.
11. If the front end of the tractor 15. Dim tractor lights when meet- 5. Any towed vehicle and/or trail-
tends to rise when heavy imple- ing a vehicle at night. Be sure er whose total weight exceeds
ments are attached to the three- the lights are adjusted to pre- that of the towing tractor, must be
point linkage, install front end vent the blinding on the eyes of equipped with its own brakes for
or front wheel weights. Do not coming vehicle operator. safe operation.
operate the tractor with a light
6. When the tractor is stuck or tires
front end.
<DRIVING THE TRACTOR> are frozen to the ground, back
12. Always use hydraulic posi- 1. W atch where you are going es- out to prevent upset.
tion control lever when attach- pecially at row ends, on roads, 7. Always check overhead clear-
ing equipments/implement and around trees and low hanging ance, especially when transport-
when transporting equipment. obstacles. ing the tractor.
Be sure that the hydraulic cou-
plers are properly mounted and 2. To avoid upsets, drive the trac-
will disconnect safely in case of tor with care and at speeds
accidental detachment of imple- compatible with safety, espe-
ment. cially when operating over
rough ground, crossing ditches
or slopes, and when turning at
corners.
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GENERAL INFORMATION 1
OPERATION 3
WORK PROCEDURE 4
MAINTENANCE 5
TROUBLESHOOTING 7
APPENDIX 9
INDEX 10
TROUBLESHOOTING 7 INDEX 10
1. Engine SYSTEM........................................... 7-2 1. Index........................................................... 10-2
2. Brake system............................................ 7-6
3. Steering system...................................... 7-6
WARRANTY 11
4. Hydraulic system.................................... 7-7
5. Electric system....................................... 7-8 1. ENGINE WARRANTIES.................................11-2
2. EMISSION SYSTEM WARRANTY.................11-5
3. RK WARRANTY...........................................11-13
SAFETY STANDARD FOR FARM WORK 8
1. Instruction before use........................ 8-2
2. Checkup list before operation......... 8-3
3. Cautions during the work.................. 8-4
4. Cautions when driving on the farm road... 8-5
5. Instruction after use .......................... 8-6
6. Cautions for inspection and maintenance.... 8-6
7. Tractor....................................................... 8-7
APPENDIX 9
1. Major specifications............................. 9-2
2. Major consumables............................... 9-4
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. EXTRRIOR VIEW . .................................................... 1-2
1. extrrior view
Sub-fender
Headlamp
Tire (Rear)
Tire (Front)
R19O101A
1-
Steering Wheel
Hood
Headlamp
Muffler Pipe
R19O102A
1-
Brake lamp
Top link
Check link
Lower link
1-
2. SAFETY SIGNS
1
In order to work with the machine safely, safety decals are placed on the machine.
Make sure to read and follow the directions.
■ If a safety decal is damaged or lost, order a new one immediately and place it on
the machine.
When putting a new decal, wipe off the place to post the decal thoroughly and wait until it is dried. Then
post the decal.
Each decal has a part number on the bottom.
■ When replacing a part attached with a decal with a new part, replace the decal as
well.
1-
DANGER
R19O103A
1-
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PARKING BRAKE
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R19O104A
1-
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T19O107C
1-
DESCRIPTION OF TRACTOR 2
CONTROLS
Light switch
Main switch
R19O201A
2-
1
OFF "START" position
2
GLOW ON
The engine can be started in
this position. When releasing the
Start key, the switch is returned to the
"ON" position.
"GLOW" position
2-
1
NOTE Turn signal(RH) WARNING
2
• The engine can be damaged if Turn
• The high beam can obstruct the
increasing its speed too fast. signal view of other drivers coming
switch in the opposite direction on a
road, leading to an unexpected
Turn signal(LH) accident.
Light switch
T19O113A
► Combination switch
(1) Light switch operation
The light switch can be operated
with the main switch in the "ON" po-
sition.
「OFF」 - All light OFF
- Instrument lamp, tail lamp
and low beam lamp ON.
- Instrument lamp, tail lamp
and high beam lamp ON.
2-
2-
► Monitor Lamp 1
Charge warning
lamp
Preheat indicator
Engine warning
lamp
Parking indicator
2-
Left turn signal indicator Low beam indicator Fuel level warning lamp
(1) Left turn signal indicator (2) Low beam indicator (3) Fuel level warning lamp
This lamp is used to indicate This comes on when the low If keeping driving with the
the intended turning direction of beam is turned on. needle of the fuel gauge
the driver. When pulling down pointing at 'E,' the warning lamp
the turn signal switch, the left comes on which means there is
turn signal lamp blinks. When only approx. 5 liters of fuel left
pushing up the turn signal in the tank.
switch, the right turn signal
lamp blinks. These lamps are
operated when pressing the
hazard warning lamp switch as
well.
PTO indicator
2-
Parking indicator Charge warning lamp Engine oil pressure warning lamp
(5) Parking indicator (7) Charge warning lamp (8) Engine oil pressure warning lamp
T h i s c o m e s o n w h e n t h e This comes on when the main T his is illuminated when the
parking brake is applied. switch is turned to the "ON" engine oil pressure or oil
position, and goes off as soon amount is insufficient during
as the engine is started. driving.
NOTE NOTE
• If the charge warning lamp • When the oil pressure warning
comes on while driving, the bat- lamp comes on, this indicates
tery is not properly charged. malfunction of the lubrication
Therefore, turn off any unneces- system. Check the engine oil
sary electrical devices and have immediately and have your ve-
your vehicle checked by your hicle serviced by your workshop
Preheat indicator workshop immediately. as necessary.
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T19O117A
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Throttle lever
Steering wheel
Brake pedal
Joystick lever
PTO Switch
Fuel Tank Cap
R19O202A
2 - 12 2 - 12
Driving speed
Driving speed control pedal (forward)
Brake pedal control pedal (backward)
Throttle lever
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WARNING
(High speed)
• When switching the driving
direction (forward/backward) Parking Brake Pedal
directly during driving, a shock
(neutrality)
due to inertia can lead to an in-
jury. Therefore, switch the driv-
ing direction while the tractor is
stopped. (Low speed)
T19O141B
• Switch the driving direction only T19O122B
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1
WARNING
2
• Never use the differential lock
Sub Shift Lever when driving on a road. A colli-
sion or rollover can occur.
• Make sure to release it during
turning. Otherwise, it can lead
Differential lock pedal
to an injury or accident.
T19O123A T19O124A
NOTE
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< Examples of useful conditions of Front wheel drive < Examples of useful conditions
differential lock > lever (4WD) of 4WD >
① One wheel slips or tractor cannot The 4WD can be used under the
be driven forward when moving following conditions
into/out of a field. ① When cultivating in a field.
② A wheel slips during work requir- ② When traction is required on a
ing traction, such as plowing. slope, in a wet field or for towing
③ One wheel is stuck into a soft a trailer.
T19O125A
field and can't escape. ③ When working in a wet or sandy
field.
► F RONT WHEEL DRIVE LE-
④ When When cultivating on firm
VER (4WD)
Front wheel drive lever is located soil with a rotavator to prevent
below the LHS of the Operator. the tractor from being pushed
forward.
In the ON position the front wheels
are engaged and in the OFF posi- ⑤ When driving into/out of a field or
tion they are disengaged. going over a field bank.
Engage & disengage the front wheel
drive with the front wheels in the
straight position and at low speed.
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NOTE (2) Seat belt
Before driving, adjust the belt's 2
• Before operating the 4WD lever, Seat sliding
length to fit to your body and
make sure to stop the tractor.
insert it into its buckle. When it is
• To avoid damage of transmis-
sion, when front wheel drive engaged properly, a clicking
lever is not smoothly shifted, sound is heard.
slightly step forward or rearward
on speed control pedal.
T19O126B
• Tires will wear quickly if front
wheel drive is engaged on
paved roads. ► Seat and safety belt
(1) Seat sliding
The seat can be adjusted by moving
it forwards and backwards with the
seat sliding lever on its front pushed
to the left. After adjustment, make
sure that the seat is firmly secured.
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► PTO
Both of the rear and mid PTO are
provided for variable utility. They
Mid
can be engaged simultaneously or
N
separately at same time.
Mid+Rear
The engine will not start if PTO
N
switch is ON position.
Rear
The engine will shutoff if the op-
T19O127A erator leaves the seat with parking T19O128B
brake released and PTO engaged.
(3) Folding seatback CAUTION
The seatback can be folded down
when it is raining or for long-term • Toavoid damage of transmis- PTO
sion and implement, do not
storage.
engage PTO with the engine
running at high speed.
WARNING
• Make sure to wear your seat
belt to protect yourself from a
possible rollover or crash acci- T19O129B
dent.
• Never adjust the seat during
driving.
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1
• REAR PTO
The tractor has one speed 2
PTO(540rpm). Use the PTO lever Mid
to engage. The PTO switch must be N
OFF before PTO is engaged. Mid+Rear
1. Decrease engine speed to near N
idle. Rear
2. M ake sure that PTO switch is
OFF. T19O128B T19O130A
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► OPERATING TIPS FOR POWER (4) Turning the steering wheel to
D
STEERING WHEEL its end unnecessarily (with the 2
(1) Operate the power steering tractor stopped) can wear tires
B A wheel only while the engine is rapidly.
running. You may feel the steer- (5) In winter, warm up the engine
ing wheel heavier with a low en- sufficiently before use.
C gine speed.
(6) When repairing components,
(2) When an implement, such as a such as a pipe, make sure that
Loader Lever loader, is attached to the front,
T19O133A no foreign material enters the
the steering wheel may be felt system.
(1) Loader lever operating directions heavy with the tractor stopped.
(7) The steering wheel can be op-
- Boom down (D) If so, operate the steering wheel
erated with a small amount of
while driving the tractor at a low
- Boom up (C) force. Therefore, operate it with
speed.
care and keep your hands on it
- Bucket up (B) (3) W h e n t h e s t e e r i n g w h e e l i s at all times.
completely turned to one end,
- Bucket down (A) the safety valve is activated to WARNING
output the audible signal (relief
NOTE sound). When this sounds, avoid • Releasing the steering wheel
during driving can result in a
• Do not operate the boom cylin- using the steering wheel (O.K.
collision and rollover. Never re-
der and bucket cylinder at the only for a short time). Also, never
lease the steering wheel during
same time. A loader may mal- turn the steering wheel com-
driving.
function due to insufficient oil pletely continuously.
flow.
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WARNING
T19O134B T19O135B
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1
WARNING
2
SL CK
ST
Set it to the Lock position under
O
FA
LO
W
the following conditions to prevent
falling of the implement :
• When driving on a public road
• When replacing the rotavator
K
C
LO
W
blade or removing straws and
FA
O
ST
SL
grass
T19O143B
• When servicing the implement
• Decreasing lowering speed
Turn the knob clockwise (slower).
• Increasing lowering speed
Turn the knob counterclockwise
(faster).
• Lock
Turn the knob clockwise (slower) to its
end.
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Brake lamp
Top link
Towing hitch
Check link
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2
Top link
adjustment
Lower link
Check link
T19O137A T19O138A T19O138A
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WARNING
ROPS
• Make sure to use the towing
hitch for towing to avoid roll-
over. Never tow anything by
connecting a rope to the top link
bracket, axle or safety frame.
• When using a rotavator that
Towing hitch draws power through the uni-
T19O139A R19O203A
versal joint from the PTO shaft,
remove the towing hitch from
► TOWING HITCH the tractor. Otherwise, the uni- ► Safety frame ROPS
Install only an implement applicable versal joint hits and damages The safety frame is intended to reduce
to this tractor. the towing hitch, leading to an damage of an accident in case of a roll-
accident. over, so it cannot prevent an accident.
Always have the safety frame installed
securely for driving to ensure your
safety unless going under an area
with a low ceiling such as a garage.
WARNING
• If a rollover accident occurs
without the safety frame, the
frame cannot protect the driver,
leading to a severe injury or
even death. Never drive with
the safety frame detached.
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1. Engine starting
► How to start engine WARNING NOTE
① Make sure that there is no ob-
stacle around the tractor. • Never start the engine by con- • The engine will not start unless
necting the start motor terminal the brake pedal is depressed.
② Seat on the driver's seat and
or safety switch directly. The • Do not turn the main switch to
confirm that the parking brake is
tractor may move suddenly and the "START" position while the
applied.
cause an accident. engine is running.
③ Check that each shift lever and
PTO switch are in the neutral • Avoid running the start motor
position. over 10 seconds. It consumes a
lot of current.
④ Pull the throttle lever halfway.
⑤ Insert the key into the main
• If the engine cannot be started
within 10 seconds, wait for 30
switch and turn the switch to
seconds and try it again.
the "ON" position. Check that
the engine oil lamp and charge • The engine cannot be started
warning lamp come on. unless the driver is seated on
the driver's seat. Start the en-
⑥ Tu r n t h e m a i n s w i t c h t o t h e
gine on the driver's seat.
"START" position. When the
engine is started, release the
switch.
⑦ Confirm that all monitoring lamps
go off after the engine is started.
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• If the engine has been running • Never idle the engine in a poor-
for an extended period of time, ly ventilated area. It can cause
stop the engine only after idling carbon monoxide poisoning by
it for 5 to 10 minutes. emissions.
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4. Running-in period 5. Starting off, shifting and driving 6. Stopping and parking
Make sure to keep the following in- ► Starting off
structions for the initial 50-hour use.
(1) Avoid abrupt starting and abrupt ① Lift an implement.
stopping. ② Place the main shift lever, range
(2) Do not use excessive speed or shift lever and shuttle shift lever
load. into the desired positions.
(3) Drive the tractor only when the ③ D e p r e s s t h e b r a k e p e d a l t o
engine is sufficiently warm. release the parking brake.
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(4) D o not idle the engine at the
WARNING
maximum speed. ① Operate the throttle lever to set
(5) Check each part and change oil • The driving speed in the reverse the engine at a low speed.
and fluid after 50-hour use. direction is almost the same to
the speed in the forward direc- ② Release the forward driving (HST
(6) Refer to the section Maintenance tion. Make sure to check the type) and accelerator (mechani-
for adding and changing engine surroundings carefully when cal) pedals slowly. Depress the
oil. driving backward. brake pedals for abrupt braking.
• Especially, never drive back- ③ When the vehicle is completely
wards with the range shift lever stopped, set the shift lever in the
in the position H. The driving neutral position.
speed becomes faster and it ④ Apply the parking brake.
can cause an accident. ⑤ If an implement is attached to the
vehicle, lower it.
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7. Driving on slope
⑥ Remove the key from the switch ► Starting off on steep slope NOTE
after parking vehicle. ① Depress the brake pedals.
② Place each shift lever in the low
• When the needle on the coolant
☞ Refer to the page 2-13 for opera- temperature gauge is pointing
tion of the parking brake.
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③ Set the engine at the mid speed If running the engine under
with the throttle lever. this condition continuously, the
WARNING ④ Release the brake pedal slowly engine parts can be severely
at the same time. damaged. Make sure to take an
• After parking, make sure to ap- appropriate action immediately.
ply the parking brake.
• Avoid parking on a slope if pos- ► Tips for driving on slope
sible. If it is absolutely neces- (1) Set the main shift lever in the
sary to park on a slope, chock low speed position on a slope
the rear wheels. to prevent the engine from stop-
ping.
(2) Keep the driving speed low on a
downhill road.
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(1) When changing the direction on a Observe that every part is properly ► Engine coolant
road, use the turn signal lamp to in- operated during driving. If the needle of the coolant gauge
form other drivers. points at "H," stop the engine and
(2) Use the low beam when there is any check the followings: 33
► Engine oil pressure
vehicle coming on the other side at • Radiator coolant
If the engine oil level
nighttime. • Radiator fin for clogging
warning lamp comes on
(3)C heck that the left and right during driving, the lubrica- • Fan belt for looseness
brake pedals are connected. tion system may malfunction. Check If necessary, have your machine
(4) Keep the work lamps off when the engine oil immediately and have checked by your workshop.
driving at night. your vehicle checked by your work-
(5) Follow any applicable laws and shop.
drive safely. NOTE
(6) Never let anyone ride the tractor, ► Charging
except yourself as a driver. If the battery charge warn- • When the coolant temperature
ing lamp comes on dur- warning lamp comes on, the
WARNING ing driving, the battery is engine is overheated. If running
• If driving on a road with an im- not properly charged. In this case, the engine under this condi-
plement attached, the front side check the battery condition, and if tion continuously, the engine
of the tractor tends to lifted and necessary, have it checked by your parts can be severely damaged.
the vehicle may not steer prop- workshop. Make sure to take an appropri-
erly. ate action immediately.
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► Inspection items
Inspect each part in the following
T19O501A T19O502A order:
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③ Open the hood and check: ⑤ Start the engine, drive the
- Engine oil level tractor slowly and check:
- Coolant level - Emission color
- Fan belt for looseness and - Brake pedal operation
damage - One brake pedal operation
④ Sit on the driver's seat, turn - Steering wheel for heavi-
the main switch to the "ON" ness and vibration
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position and check: - Coolant gauge operation
- Fuel gauge for proper op- - H y d r a u l i c o p e r a t i o n o f
eration 3-point link
- Fuel level
- E n g i n e o i l a n d c h a r g e
warning lamps for blinking
operation
- Turn signal lamp
- Horn operation
- Brake pedal free play
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(2) Antifreeze
If coolant freezes, the engine can be Radiator grill
damaged.
Radiator Check hoses • Clean the radiator thoroughly
before adding antifreeze.
Inlet
• The mixture ratio of antifreeze is
different by manufacturers and
temperature. Refer to the manu-
T19O503A facturer's manual. T19O520A
► Engine coolant inspection • Mix antifreeze with water suffi- ► Cleaning radiator and
ciently before adding it.
and change Radiator grilles
(1) Inspection • Adding antifreeze When working in a grassy field or
Open the radiator cap and check If evaporated - Add water for the working at night, the radiator or
that the radiator is filled with cool- reduced amount. condenser grille may be clogged
ant up to its filler inlet. If the coolant If leaked - Add mixture of anti- by grass, straws or bugs, reducing
amount is insufficient, add more freeze and water with the same cooling performance.
coolant. mixture ratio. In this case, clean the grille. If dust
is stuck between the fan and tube,
WARNING CAUTION
flush the area with clean water.
• Do not open the cap when the • If engine coolant gets on your
NOTE
engine is hot. Otherwise, hot skin, it can irritate the skin and
steam can burn you seriously. cause a skin condition. Make sure • Do not clean the radiator fin with
Wait until the engine is suffi- to clean your skin with soap and water jet. It can deform the fin.
ciently cooled down. water or hand cleaner thoroughly.
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Engine oil
► Checking and changing
gauge engine oil
(1) Inspection
Engine oil
cartridge ① Pull out the dipstick, wipe its tip
and insert it again. Then, pull it
Engine oil out and check that the oil level
filler is between the upper and lower
limits.
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(2) Changing
Engine oil
Unscrew the drain plug on the
gauge
lower section of the engine to
drain contaminated engine oil.
Upper limit
Since hot oil flows out of the en-
gine first, be careful not to get
Lower limit
burnt.
T254O508A
After draining oil, tighten the en-
gine oil drain plug.
Add the specified amount of the
specified engine oil through the
filler hole.
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NOTE
Upper • Do not add fluid over the upper
limit limit level.
Lower • Check the fluid before starting
limit the engine or at least in 5 min-
utes after the engine is stopped.
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Drain plug T19O507A
or fluid with different viscosity,
(2) Changing drain used fluid completely be-
① Unscrew the drain plug on the fore adding new fluid.
lower section of the transmission
to drain contaminated transmis-
sion fluid. Since hot fluid flows (3) Oil specification
out of the engine first, be careful THF 80W
not to get burnt. (API GL-4 Grade, Gear Oil 80W)
② After draining fluid, tighten the
transmission fluid drain plug.
CAUTION
③ Add the specified amount of
the specified transmission fluid • If transmission fluid gets on
through the filler hole. your skin, it can irritate the skin
and cause a skin condition.
Make sure to clean your skin
with soap and water or hand
cleaner thoroughly.
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6. Fuel system
► FUEL SYSTEM (3) F u e l f i l t e r c l e a n i n g a n d
Use only low sulfur or ultra low sul- element replacing
fur diesel fuel. This filter is to remove foreign mate-
(1) Fuel tank rial and water from fuel.
① Set the fuel filter cock to the 'OFF'
Bleeding screw position.
② Loosen the ring screw on top of
Fuel tank
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cap T19O513B ③ Flush the element with diesel fuel
to remove any foreign material
(2) How to bleed fuel system from it.
It is necessary to bleed the system ④ If the element is severely contami-
under the following conditions. nated, replace it with a new one.
T19O512A
- The engine is stopped due to the NOTE
NOTE empty fuel tank.
- The filter or pipe is removed. • Clean or replace the fuel filter
• If foreign materials, such as every 100 hours of operation.
dust and sand, or water are ① Unscrew the bleeding screw.
mixed in fuel, it can deteriorate ② Start the engine.
the performance of the fuel in- ③ When clean fuel flows out of the
jection pump. Make sure to add bleeding screw, tighten the screw.
quality fuel through the strainer. ④ Repeat the procedure if the system
is not bled completely.
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NOTE
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► Greasing brake arm
Remove the rubber caps on the • If any fuel hose is damaged,
floor and dash panel to access to fuel leaks and it can catch fire.
the grease nipple. Make sure to check the fuel
hose and take a necessary ac-
Add grease with the supplied grease
tion.
gun.
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DANGER DANGER
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T19O517A T254O525B
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Clamp
Radiator hose
Clamp
Fuel hose Clamp
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Insufficient pressure
Excessive pressure
Standard
Ground
contact
T253O535A
WARNING
• Make sure to keep the specified inflation pressure of the tires to avoid an
accident or even death due to tire's rupture.
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frequently)
Air cleaner element △ △ ○ △ ● 5-12
Fan belt Check tension every 50 hours and replace as necessary 5-18
Battery Check and replenish every 50 hours and replace as necessary 5-14
Radiator and air cleaner Hoses Replace
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hoses and bands every 2 years
Checking fuel hose Hoses Replace
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and band every 2 years
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Check frequently before driving (check simultaneous operation of Play: 11,8 ~ 15,7 in.
Brake pedal play 5-18
left and right parts) (30 ~ 40 mm)
Tightness of front /
Check frequently before driving -
rear wheels
Adjusting throttle
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system
Rubber hoses ○ ○ -
Checking electric
○ ○ ○ ○ Every year -
wiring
Hydraulic hoses &
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pipes
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1. Tractor storage
► Daily storage ► Long-term storage (7) R emove a weight. Detach or
(1) Store the tractor after cleaning it. Clean the tractor thoroughly and lower an implement.
Especially, clean it thoroughly af- store it as follows: (8) Chock the rear wheels.
ter harrowing or working in a wet (1) Change engine oil with new oil (9) R emove the battery from the
field. and run the engine for 5 min- tractor or turn off its switch to
(2) M ake sure to lower an imple- utes to distribute oil to each part cut power connection.
ment. evenly. (10) P lace wood blocks under the
(3) Store the tractor indoors if possi- (2) Drain coolant from the radiator. tires to protect them.
ble. Then, make a label indicating (11) C harge the battery every 2
(4) If storing the tractor outside, cov- "No Coolant" and fix it onto the months during long-term stor-
er it. steering wheel. age.
(5) For better startability, it is recom- If antifreeze is already added, it (12) Store it in a dry place to avoid
mended to remove the battery is not necessary to drain coolant. rain or snow and cover the
from the tractor and keep it in- (3) A dd oil, fluid and fuel to each body.
doors in winter. part according to the mainte-
(6) If the outside temperature is be- nance chart.
low 32℉(0℃), add antifreeze or (4) Apply a thin film of grease of oil
drain coolant completely to pre- to body parts that are apt to rust.
vent the engine from freezing (5) C heck each bolt and nut for
and bursting. looseness and tighten any loose
(7) R emove the key and store it bolt and nut.
separately. (6) Set the tire inflation pressure a
little higher than the specifica-
tion.
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1. Engine SYSTEM
but its speed cannot • Poor ground • Clean the contact and connect the ground firmly
be increased
• Incorrect viscosity of engine oil • Change engine oil with proper viscosity
• Air in fuel system • Bleed the system
• Clogged fuel filter • Clean or replace the filter
The start motor runs
but the engine cannot • No delivery of fuel • Open the cock to add fuel
be started
• Defective engine • Have it repaired by workshop
• Defective key stop unit • Have it repaired by workshop
• Air in fuel system • Bleed the system
The engine runs irregularly
• Clogged fuel filter • Clean or replace the filter
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The oil warning lamp • Defective oil pump • Have it repaired by workshop
comes on during driving • Clogged oil filter element • Replace the oil filter
• Defective wiring • Check for loose or missing terminal, short circuit and poor
Engine
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2. Brake system
Also, only one-side brake • Worn or burnt liner • Have it repaired by workshop
operates
• Different play amount on left and • Set the left and right play amount the same
3. Steering system
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4. Hydraulic system
• Damaged and seizured lift shaft rotating part • Have it repaired by workshop
• Insufficient engine RPM • Set the speed to 1.000 to 1.500 RPM
• Insufficient transmission fluid • Add to the specified level
• Air sucked into suction pipe • Tighten the connection. If any pipe or hose is
cracked or O-ring is damaged, replace it
The hydraulic pressure 3
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won't be increased • Clogged oil filter • Clean
• Defective hydraulic pump • Have it repaired by workshop
• Defective valve • Have it repaired by workshop
• Damaged cylinder • Have it repaired by workshop
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Agricultural Mechanic Research Center, an affiliation of Before using the machine, check it and repair if there
is a malfunction.
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry stipulated "safety in-
structions" when working with agricultural equipment for - Check if the assembly of front and rear wheels is
okay.
safety purpose.
- Check the tightening of bolts and nuts in each unit.
Please read carefully the contents as the user’s manual.
Try to work safely.
Do not drive if you are mentally unstable, drunk, preg-
nant, under the age of 16, not trained, overworked,
Always make sure to check the operating condition of sick, under the influence of drugs, and any other rea-
the safety lamp (such as turn signal lamp) before op- son that may affect normal operation of the machine.
erating the machine.
Please wear the appropriate working clothing.
※ If any lighting system is removed※ - Put on a hard hat to protect your head.
- Put on a hat and a working clothes, to prevent an in-
It may lead to an unexpected accident because it
jury such as being twined into the machine.
is not possible to give signals to people or machine
- Protective measures to prevent any injury on foot or
nearby. slipping - Put on an appropriate non-slippery shoes
to prevent a fall from the machine, scattering soil,
and slippery surface.
- Measures against dust and toxic gas.
- Wear an appropriate protective gear.
- Measures against the herbicide – wear protective
gear to protect respiratory system, eyes and skin.
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- Pull out level gauge, wipe off any fuel leak, put it back
If it is not possible to park the agricultural machine in, and pull it out again to see if the oil level is be-
on a road either due to a breakdown or any other rea- tween「upper limit」and「lower limit」.
son, operator must take an action such as moving the
equipment to a place other than a road.
Before any operation, check for any foreign materi-
als caught on the engine, muffler, battery, and the fuel
Also, put a signal that there is a broken car, 100m be- tank. Remove them immediately.
hind and 200m at night in accordance with Automo-
bile Regulation Article 23.
Covers that are removed during the maintenance
work should be reinstalled to their original positions.
When starting to drive, make sure to check around
- Attach the cover correctly and firmly.
carefully.
- Do not let anyone such as a child get close to the ma-
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Do not load flammable, explosive material (diesel,
gasoline , etc) on the machine.
- Always keep the driver’s seat clean. change signals each other.
- Do not jump on/off the operating machine except for safe place and with a safe method.
emergency.
Do neither stay nor insert foot under the working units.
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When loading/unloading the machine
- Choose a place with a leveled and safe ground.
- Drive at low speed.
- Use a ramp with anti-slippery.
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gine, silencer, and fuel tank. risk of fire should be provided with a fire extinguisher.
Prevent a fire by taking measures such as making a
smoking area.
Lay a cover on the transplanter (equipment) after the
muffler and engine cool down.
Always wipe off the leaked fuel.
Get a regular inspection after the season is over. Be seated in the cab when starting the engine.
- When discarding a part (battery, oil, etc) or scrap a
machine, consult to a RK Tractors and proceed ac- After refueling, tighten the fuel cap and check if there
cordingly. is any fuel leakage from tank or pipe.
For long-term storage, remove the battery from the When opening a cap to supply water to radiator, be
machine and store it or disconnect the negative battery careful because steam or boiling water may spray due
cable. to overheating.
When getting off the cab, turn off the engine, lock the
parking brake and remove the ignition key.
7. Tractor
Manage PTO Do neither modify nor remove the safety device.
- Stop PTO before stopping the engine.
- Do not remove the PTO protective cover or protec- When checking and replacing the blade to plow the
tive panel for operating machine. ground.
- Do not use PTO adaptor in order to extend the POT - Stop the engine.
coupler or universal joint to outside of PTO protec- - Prevent the rotary from falling by turning the fall ad-
tive cover. justing handle to stop hydraulic pressure.
- Apply the parking brake.
To repair, secure the wheel width, or changing the - Do not stand between tractor and rotary.
wheel under either tractor or trailer, with the tractor or
trailer raised, choke the wheels that are on the ground.
When working with rotary
Do not use hydraulic jack for operating machine or - Do not put your hands near the rotating part such as
tractor. Instead, use block or stand. blade axle and universal joint.
- Do not ride on the rotary.
Safety frame - When driving backward or turning quickly with the rota-
ry raised up, make sure to check behind the machine.
- Do neither weld nor drill a hole on the attached safe- 3
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- Adjust the rear cover.
ty frame. Also do not modify it.
- Replace the damaged safety frame with a new one.
- If the safety frame was removed for specialized
work, restore it immediately.
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Appendix
1. Major specifications
Hydralic System
Engine HP-Gross 19 [14,2] [L/Min]
Rated engine speed 3.000 Max Total flow gpm [L/Min] 6,97 [26,4]
Engine
PTO
Powertrain
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Standard Tires
Cooling system U.S. qt. [L] 3,7 [3,5] Agricultural Rear BAR R 24X12,00-12
Capacities
ROPS &
ROPS
Weight
Front Axle U.S. qt. [L] 2,6 [2,5] Standard
Overall length, with 3P Total Weight. lb [kg] 1.433 [650]
94,2 [2.394]
in. [mm]
Overall with, in. [mm] 44,5 [1.130]
Dimensions
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V-belt
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Usage and disposal.........................................................6-3
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1. ENGINE WARRNTIES
■ ENGINE lIMITED WARRANTY
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timing gear, and gear case. The warranty period for both the standard limited warranty and the extended limited
warranty (by duration or operation hours) begins on the date of delivery to the original retail purchaser and is valid
only until the applicable warranted duration has passed or the operation hours are exceeded, whichever comes
first.
Warranty limitations:
The foregoing is ENGINE's only obligation to you and your exclusive remedy for breach of warranty. Failure to
follow the requirements for submitting a claim under this warranty may result in a waiver of all claims for damages
and other relief. In no event shall ENGINE or any authorized industrial engine dealer or distributor be liable for
incidental, special or consequential damages. Such consequential damages may include, but not be limited to,
loss of revenue, loan payments, cost of rental of substitute equipment, insurance coverage, storage, lodging, 11
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transportation, fuel, mileage, and telephone costs. The limitations in this warranty apply regardless of whether
your claims are based on breach of contract, tort (including negligence and strict liability) or any other theory.
Any action arising hereunder must be brought within one (1) year after the cause of action accrues or it shall be
barred. Some states and countries do not allow certain limitations on warranties or for breach of warranties. This
warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state and
country to country. Limitations set forth in this paragraph shall not apply to the extent that they are prohibited by
law.
Warranty Modifications:
Except as modified in writing and signed by the parties, this warranty is and shall remain the complete and
exclusive agreement between the parties with respect to warranties, superseding all prior agreements, written and
oral, and all other communications between the parties relating to warranties. No person or entity is authorized to
give any other warranty or to assume any other obligation on behalf of ENGINE, either orally or in writing.
Questions:
If you have any questions or concerns regarding this warranty, please call or write to the nearest authorized
ENGINE industrial engine dealer or distributor or other authorized facility.
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And its
If your engine And its rated
maximum Then its warranty period is
is certified as speed is
power is
1 ,00 hours or two () years whichever comes first.
Variable speed In the absence of a device to measure the hours
or constant kW < 1 Any speed of use, the engine has a warranty period of two ()
speed years.
1 ,00 hours or two () years whichever comes first.
,000 rpm or In the absence of a device to measure the hours
Constant speed 1 ≤ kW < higher of use, the engine has a warranty period of two ()
years.
,000 hours or five () years whichever comes first.
Less than In the absence of a device to measure the hours
Constant speed 1 ≤ kW < ,000 rpm of use, the engine has a warranty period of five ()
years.
,000 hours or five () years whichever comes first.
In the absence of a device to measure the hours
Variable speed 1 ≤ kW < Any speed of use, the engine has a warranty period of five ()
years.
,000 hours or five () years whichever comes first.
Variable speed In the absence of a device to measure the hours
or constant kW ≥ Any speed of use, the engine has a warranty period of five ()
speed years.
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Warranty Coverage:
This warranty is transferable to each subsequent purchaser for the duration of the warranty period. Repair or
replacement of any warranted part will be performed at an authorized ENGINE or distributor.
Warranted parts not scheduled for replacement as required maintenance in the owner's manual shall be
warranted for the warranty period. Warranted parts scheduled for replacement as required maintenance in the
owner's manual are warranted for the period of time prior to the first scheduled replacement. Any warranted
parts scheduled for replacement as required maintenance that are repaired or replaced under warranty shall be
warranted for the remaining period of time prior to the first scheduled replacement. Any part not scheduled for
replacement that is repaired or replaced under warranty shall be warranted for the remaining warranty period.
During the warranty period, ENGINE is liable for damages to other engine components caused by the failure of
any warranted part during the warranty period.
Any replacement part which is functionally identical to the original equipment part in all respects may be used in
the maintenance or repair of your engine, and shall not reduce ENGINE's warranty obligations.
Add-on or modified parts that are not exempted may not be used. The use of any non-exempted add-on or
modified parts shall be grounds for disallowing a warranty.
Warranted Parts:
This warranty covers engine components that are a part of the emission control system of the engine as
delivered by ENGINE to the original retail purchaser. Such components may include the following:
(A) Fuel injection system
(B) Electronic control system
(C) Cold start enrichment system 11
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Exclusions:
Failures other than those arising from defects in material or workmanship are not covered by this warranty.
The warranty does not extend to the following: malfunctions caused by abuse, misuse, improper adjustment,
modification, alteration, tampering, disconnection, improper or inadequate maintenance, or use of non-
recommended fuels and lubricating oils; accident-caused damage and replacement of expendable items made
in connection with scheduled maintenance. ENGINE disclaims any responsibility for incidental or consequential
such as loss of time, inconvenience, loss of use of equipment/engine or commercial loss.
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Website: www.ENGINE.com
E-mail: [email protected]
Toll free telephone number: 1-00--, 1--1-01
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Installation Evaluation
ENGINE CO., LTD. and its regional headquarters will determine approval of applications to the guidelines of the
Application Manual, including these Emission-Related Installation Instructions.
To ensure engine performance and exhaust emissions compliance ENGINE will review net rated output based
on engine build, intake air restriction, exhaust back pressure, engine heat balance and any other operational
characteristic required under the Engine Installation Evaluation process.
Engine Maintenance
Equipment manufacturers are responsible for relaying all emission-related service intervals to the final consumer
of the product.
For equipment manufacturers who prepare their own warranty cards, owner's manuals, service manuals,
operation manuals and any related documents; they must reference the emission-related service intervals and
procedures indicated in Y ANMAR's technical documents: Warranty Statement, Operation Manual, Service
Manual and Application Manual.
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3. RK WARRANTY
WARRANTY
All products manufactured and supplied by RK have been designed and manufactured in
compliance with all laws and regulations concerning agricultural equipment. If maintained
and used in accordance with the inspections, regular maintenance and usage guidelines
specified in the user's manual, this product is guaranteed to always safely maintain its
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optimum state and performance, as well as being guaranteed as follows.
1. Scope of Warranty
※ (Tractor Non-Rental & Non-Commercial)
If the agricultural equipment which you purchased is maintained and used normally in
accordance with the inspections, regular maintenance and usage guidelines in the user's
manual provided by our company, our company shall provide repairs and replacement at our
expense for any parts which are revealed by technical analysis during the warranty period
below to be defective due to a flaw in the materials or manufacturing.
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2. Warranty Period and Relevant Parts
The warranty period is applied as of the date upon which the agricultural machine was
provided to the end user. The warranty period is considered to have ended when either the
usage period or usage time expires.
① 36 months or 2000 hours of use from the date of purchase for the engine (excluding fuel
devices and electronic components) and power transmission devices.
Power transmission devices refer to the interrupter, transmission, brakes, differential and
reduction gear. Engines which have been replaced for free are guaranteed for 12 months.
② 24 months or 1500 hours for parts other than those listed in Section ① (not including
consumables.) Replaced parts are guaranteed for 3 months or less; they are seen as
expiring at the end of the regular warrantee period.
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COVERAGE
This Limited warranty is limited to RK repairing or replacing, at RK's option, warranted
parts by an authorized RK RK Tractor store at no charge for either the parts or services.
Parts replaced under this Limited Warranty are only warranted for the balance of the
warranty period.
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1. RK shall have no obligation or liability under this warranty.
(1) for normal maintenance or operation services for Products, including but not limited to,
providing lubricants, fuel, tune-up inspection or adjustments.
(2) for any consumable parts when such parts are replaced as a part of normal maintenance or
operating services.
(3) to any exclusions and limitations contained in the Limited Warranty.
2. Options, accessories, attachments installed by RK Tractor stores which are not
manufactured by RK will not be warranted in any way by RK. For information about
the warranty or to obtain warranty service on such parts, RK Tractor stores should
contact the manufacturer directly
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3. The Limited Warranty is exclusive and in lieu of all other warranties, whether
written, Oral, express or implied, including any warranty of merchantability or fitness
for particular purpose.
The liability of RK under this warranty is expressly limited to the provlsions in the
Limited Warranty and in no event shall RK incur any Iiability(including liability for
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general, special, incidental or consequential damages, or economic or moral loss, arising
out of any failure of the Products) which is not expressly assumed by RK under this
warranty.
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It is confirmed that there is nothing wrong with the product before delivery.
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Inspector: (Signature)