Jinma Tractor Introductory User Guide July 2007 Page 2
INTRODUCTORY USER GUIDE
Jinma Tractors for Beginners
Introduction
OK, so you have bought a Jinma tractor, now what? If you are a novice with farm equipment and want to know
what it can do (can not do) and what it requires to make it work like it is supposed to, read on. If you are a farm
equipment veteran, then you may find some of the pictures helpful in orienting you to the Jinma tractor.
The purpose of this guide is to give beginners a real world guide to Jinmas (compact tractors imported from
China). If you are a traditional suburbanite or other “newbie”, you don’t know anything/much about diesel
engines! You may also not know much about the how to use your Jinma to accomplish work. Make no mistake
about it, Jinmas can do a variety of work with the appropriate attachments. But first you must become
comfortable with your tractor, what it needs, and what you need to do. The care of a Jinma is not that hard, but
you need to get past the mind-numbing mental block that may come from reading the original equipment
instruction manuals. This document is not
intended to replace those manuals; you should read them and follow
their directions. This is intended to be a brief and instructive guide in United States English to what does the
manual mean and what do I really need to do. This has been written for the 2007 Jinma model 284, but should
have useful information for other years and models.
To a certain extent this document follows the same order of the Jinma manual to assist in working back and
forth between them. Since this is not always the case and since there is less information in this document than in
the Jinma manual you are advised to read the Jinma manuals. Hopefully this document will help you understand
the original manuals better.
(I suggest adding:
1. A legal disclaimer of responsibility
2. Some type of copyright on the text which would only
allow distribution of this document or
excerpts of it with your name, address, etc. and the legal disclaimer )
3. An advertisement for Farm Pros maintenance services
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