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Important introductory information and warranty details for the tractor owner.
Details Buhler Versatile Inc.'s commitment to product improvement and the right to make changes without prior notice.
Explains owner and manufacturer responsibilities regarding emission control system warranty.
Details warranty period for heavy-duty off-road engines from Buhler Versatile.
Outlines owner's duties for required maintenance and proper engine operation.
Lists emission control system parts covered under warranty.
Defines Buhler Versatile's obligations for warranty repairs and diagnostic labor.
Specifies conditions under which Buhler Versatile is not responsible for failures.
Details US EPA emission control system warranty for heavy-duty off-road diesel engines.
Provides safety statements intended for personal safety of operators and others.
Lists essential precautions for tractor operation, including reading the manual and maintaining safety decals.
Outlines procedures for safe tractor operation, including parking, ventilation, and hazard awareness.
Details safety measures to prevent accidents during tractor servicing, including fluid handling and pressure relief.
Provides essential safety guidelines for handling and storing diesel fuel to prevent fire and contamination.
Identifies the location and purpose of safety decals installed on the tractor for operator safety.
Covers safety cab and Roll Over Protective Structure (ROPS) maintenance and damage assessment.
Explains the manual's purpose and structure, guiding the operator on tractor use and maintenance.
Guides the user on identifying the tractor and its major components using serial and manufacturing codes.
Identifies, locates, and briefly describes the function of controls and instruments in the cab.
Details the operation of controls located at the operator's feet and on the floor of the cab.
Describes the location and function of controls mounted overhead in the cab.
Identifies controls on the right side console, including transmission, remote valves, and hitch controls.
Explains how to engage, set, and adjust the tractor's cruise control system.
Lists essential precautions to avoid damage to the tractor's electronic systems during charging or welding operations.
Provides critical safety advice and procedures for towing the tractor to prevent damage and ensure safety.
Lists essential checks to perform before operating the tractor to ensure safety and proper function.
Emphasizes the importance of reading the manual thoroughly and becoming familiar with controls before operating the tractor.
Covers cab features, entry/exit, doors, and operator's seat adjustments for comfort and safety.
Provides procedures for starting the engine and moving the tractor forward and in reverse.
Introduces the independent PTO system, its engagement, and capabilities for mounted or trailed equipment.
Describes the electro-hydraulic three-point hitch system, including modes of operation and control lever functions.
Introduces FWD axle systems and details engaging and disengaging the system.
Explains the differential lock system, its engagement/disengagement, and operational modes.
Explains the hydraulic assisted power brakes, their independent operation, and highway safety precautions.
Provides a thorough explanation of the powershift transmission, its control lever, and inching pedal.
Provides an overview of the EIC's components, including LCD displays, indicator lamps, and bar graphs.
Explains the importance of proper ballasting and tire selection for tractor performance and efficiency.
Presents a comprehensive chart outlining service intervals for lubrication, checks, and adjustments.
Details the essential service operations to be performed during the initial 50-hour period for optimal tractor life.
Provides guidance on selecting appropriate diesel fuel and essential safety precautions for fueling.
Details how to check the engine oil level using the dipstick and refill if necessary.
Provides instructions for changing engine oil and filter, including sulfur content impact on intervals.
Details the steps for changing the fuel filter/water separator, including priming the system.
Explains the necessity and procedure for calibrating the powershift transmission's directional clutches.
Introduces the guide for identifying and correcting tractor malfunctions and fault conditions.
Explains operator prompts displayed on the EIC that indicate out-of-sequence procedures.
Explains how fault codes indicate electrical system malfunctions and how to retrieve them.
Provides solutions for problems like engine not starting, running rough, or lacking full power.
Addresses problems like the hydraulic system not operating, oil overheating, and hose coupling issues.
Lists common 3-point hitch issues and their possible causes and corrections, including hitch movement and responsiveness.
Provides general dimensions for 4WD models 2145, 2160, 2180, and 2210.
Lists tractor weights by axle and provides weights for additional factory or dealer installed accessories.
Provides a detailed ground speed chart for the 2145 model with 18x9 powershift transmission and 18.4 - 42 tires.
Provides figures for tire loading and inflation, emphasizing manufacturer variations and avoiding creep.
Lists minimum hardware tightening torques for metric screws, bolts, nuts, and locknuts by class.
Lists part numbers for frequently used items such as belts, filters, fuses, and keys.
Provides a warning regarding diesel engine exhaust and its constituents known to cause cancer, birth defects, and reproductive harm.
General| Brand | Buhler |
|---|---|
| Model | Genesis II 2145 |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
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