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General| Engine Make | Kubota |
|---|---|
| Engine Manufacturer | Kubota |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Transmission Type | Hydrostatic |
| Undercarriage | Rubber Track |
| Bucket Type | General Purpose |
| Horn | Yes |
| Warranty | 2 years/2, 000 hours |
| Country of Manufacture | USA |
| Engine Type | Diesel |
| Cooling System | Liquid |
| Starter | Electric |
| Battery | 12V |
| Brake System | Hydrostatic |
| Loader Arm Material | Steel |
| Quick Coupler | Yes |
| Operator Station | ROPS/FOPS |
| Mirrors | Optional |
| Heater | Optional |
Identifies the machine's unique Product Identification Number (PIN) and its location.
Welcomes the user and outlines the manual's purpose for proper machine use and safety.
Explains the universal safety alert symbol and its meaning for hazard recognition.
Defines the machine's designed purpose and acceptable applications.
Emphasizes compliance with safety bulletins and the importance of owner registration.
Provides guidance on who to contact for questions regarding ownership, applications, and standards.
States the manual's copyright and usage restrictions.
Informs about the product's warranty coverage and where to find details.
Details emissions compliance features and fuel requirements for Tier 4F standards.
Explains the safety alert symbol and its use to warn of potential injury hazards.
Illustrates and describes various hazard and avoidance symbols used in the manual.
Shows the location and identifies safety signs on the machine.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operator awareness, machine use, and maintenance.
Recommends and specifies necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) for safe operation.
Defines the machine's hazard zone and emphasizes maintaining a safe distance.
Outlines requirements for operators and safe operating practices.
Advises on operating with caution to maximize machine stability and prevent rollovers.
States that the machine must not be used to transport persons.
Covers precautions to minimize fire risk, including refueling and maintenance.
Details safety measures to avoid crushing and burn hazards from machine parts.
Lists pre-operation checks and procedures for placing the machine into service.
Describes the correct procedure for starting the engine and checking systems.
Provides safety guidelines specific to jobsite conditions and hazards.
Outlines the correct procedure for safely parking the machine.
Explains the proper procedure and precautions for towing or retrieving the machine.
Details safe procedures for loading, securing, and transporting the machine.
Covers general safety precautions for performing maintenance and service tasks.
Provides safety information for handling the battery, including handling acid and explosion risks.
Outlines safety precautions and inspection criteria for hydraulic hoses and lines.
Provides a key identifying major structural components of the machine.
Presents dimensional drawings and views of the machine.
Lists specifications for the machine's engine, including make, type, and power.
Details specifications for the machine's electrical system, including voltage and battery.
Provides specifications for the undercarriage, such as type and travel speed.
Lists specifications for the transmission, including make, type, and relief pressure.
Details specifications for the auxiliary hydraulic system, including flow and pressure.
States the ground pressure exerted by the machine.
Lists key operating specifications like tipping load and operating capacity.
Provides approximate capacities for various fluids like fuel, oil, and coolant.
Specifies the required fluids and their standards for the machine.
Lists the machine's dimensions and weights.
Identifies and explains the machine's display elements and switches.
Illustrates and describes various symbols used on the machine's controls and displays.
Introduces the machine's pilot joystick controls for drive and lift arm functions.
Explains the function and operation of the throttle control for engine RPM.
Describes the adjustments available for the operator's suspension seat.
Details the electric attachment control system and its electrical output capabilities.
Explains the operation and connection of the auxiliary hydraulic system.
Describes the operator interface, gauge screens, and menu navigation.
Provides instructions on how to use the emergency exits for operator escape.
Outlines the criteria for determining attachment compatibility with the machine.
Stresses operator responsibility for safe operation and awareness of surroundings.
Lists critical checks to perform before operating the machine.
Details the step-by-step process for starting the machine's engine safely.
Offers advice on operating on finished surfaces like turf to minimize ground disturbance.
Provides instructions and illustrations for filling the machine's bucket with material.
Explains the procedure for performing grading operations with the machine's bucket.
Details the steps for leveling ground using the machine's bucket and float function.
Describes the process of loading material into a truck or trailer.
Guides the user on how to securely attach implements to the machine's quick attach.
Explains the correct procedure for safely detaching implements from the machine.
Advises on operating the machine safely on inclines.
Outlines the safe steps for shutting down and parking the machine.
Details the procedure for installing and using the lift arm brace for safety.
Covers precautions for safely transporting the machine using a vehicle.
Identifies and explains the proper use of tie-down points for securing the machine.
Provides instructions on how to safely tow or retrieve the machine.
Identifies the designated lift points on the machine for overhead lifting.
Describes the safe procedure for lifting the machine from above.
Details the steps for safely loading and unloading the machine onto transport.
Emphasizes the importance of care and maintenance for machine life and performance.
Provides guidelines for cleaning the machine safely and effectively.
Lists daily, 50, 250, 400, 500, 1000, and 1500-hour maintenance tasks.
Illustrates and identifies all grease points for daily lubrication.
Details the procedure for checking the engine oil level and adding oil if needed.
Explains how to change the engine oil and filter, including recommended intervals.
Describes the procedure for changing the hydraulic oil and filter every 1000 hours.
Outlines the process for changing hydraulic filters every 250 hours.
Covers inspection and adjustment of the accessory belt.
Explains how to drain the water separator to maintain fuel system function.
Details the procedure for changing fuel filters every 500 hours.
Provides information on inspecting and cleaning the undercarriage assemblies.
Describes how to check and adjust the track tension for optimal performance.
Explains the step-by-step process for adjusting the track tension.
Discusses inspection and replacement of drive sprocket rollers as wear items.
Details the procedure for removing and replacing the air cleaner elements.
Explains how to clean the radiator and oil cooler to ensure proper operation.
Outlines the procedure for changing the engine coolant.
Covers periodic cleaning of the chassis and engine compartment.
Details the procedure for changing the oil separator element every 1500 hours.
Explains the electrical system's fuse panel and how to troubleshoot electrical issues.
Provides instructions for preparing the machine for extended storage.
Describes the safe procedure for lifting or jacking the machine.
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