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5. Horn button [CAB type only]
The
horn
will
sound
when
the
key
switch
is
in
the
“ON”
position and the horn button pressed.
(1)
Horn bottom
(A)
Push
INSTRUMENT P
ANEL, SWITCHES, AND HAND CONTROLS
INSTRUMENT P
ANEL AND CONTROLS
MX5400,MX6000
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Table of Contents
Main Page
Table of Contents
5
Safe Operation
11
Servicing of the Tractor
25
Dealer Service
25
Warranty of the Tractor
26
Scrapping the Tractor and Its Procedure
26
Specifications
27
Specification Table
27
Traveling Speeds Table [Manual Transmission Type]
29
Traveling Speeds Table [Hst Type]
30
Implement Limitations
31
Implement Limitation Tables
31
Instrument Panel and Controls
35
Instrument Panel, Switches, and Hand Controls
35
Head Light Switch
38
Hazard Light Switch and Turn Signal Light Switch
38
Key Switch
40
Easy Checker ™ Lamps
40
Horn Button [CAB Type Only]
41
Foot Controls and Hand Controls
42
Foot Controls and Hand Controls [Manual Transmission Type]
42
Foot Controls and Hand Controls [HST Type]
44
Steering Wheel Tilt Lever [CAB Type Only]
46
Operator's Seat
46
Seat Belt
46
Brake Pedals (Right and Left)
46
How to Use the Parking Brake
47
Front Wheel Drive Lever
48
Hand Throttle Lever
49
Clutch Pedal [Manual Transmission Type Only]
49
Main Gear Shift Lever [Manual Transmission Type Only]
49
Range Gear Shift Lever [Manual Transmission Type]
50
Synchro-Shuttle Shift Lever [Manual Transmission Type Only]
50
Foot Throttle [Manual Transmission Type Only]
50
Range Gear Shift Lever (L-M-H) [HST Type]
50
Speed Control Pedal [HST Type Only]
51
Cruise Control Lever [HST Type Only]
51
How to Use the Cruise Control Lever [HST Type Only]
52
Pre-Operation Check
53
Daily Check Items before Operation of the Tractor
53
Operating the Engine
54
Precautions for Operating the Engine
54
Exhaust Aftertreatment Devices
54
Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) Muffler
54
Handling Points for DPF Regeneration
54
DPF Regeneration Process
55
Operating Procedure for Auto Regeneration Mode
56
Regeneration Operating Procedure for Auto Regeneration Mode
56
PM Warning Level and Required Procedures for Auto Regeneration Mode
57
Operating Procedure for Regeneration Inhibit Mode
58
Regeneration Operating Procedure for Regeneration Inhibit Mode
58
PM Warning Level and Required Procedures for Regeneration Inhibit Mode
59
Operating Procedure for Parked Regeneration
60
Tips on Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) Regeneration
61
Starting the Engine [Manual Transmission Type]
61
Starting the Engine [Hst Type]
64
Starting the Engine in Cold Weather
66
Antifrost Heater for Oil Separator (if Equipped)
67
Block Heater (if Equipped)
67
Stopping the Engine
68
Warming up of the Engine
68
Warm-Up of the Engine and Transmission Oil in the Low Temperature Range
68
Jump Starting the Engine
68
Operating the Tractor
70
Operation of New Tractor
70
Precautions for Boarding and Leaving the Tractor
70
Operation of the Foldable Rops (if Equipped)
70
Folding the ROPS (if Equipped)
71
Raising the ROPS to Upright Position (if Equipped)
71
Adjusting the Foldable ROPS (if Equipped)
72
Starting the Tractor [Manual Transmission Type]
72
Starting the Tractor [Hst Type]
76
Stopping the Tractor [Manual Transmission Type]
79
Stopping the Tractor [Hst Type]
80
Check During Driving
80
Cases to Stop the Engine Immediately
80
Easy Checker
81
Fuel Gauge
82
Coolant Temperature Gauge
82
Dealing with Overheated Coolant Temperature
82
Hour Meter
82
Tachometer
83
Parking the Tractor
83
Techniques for Operating the Tractor
84
Differential Lock
84
Precautions for Operating the Tractor on a Road
84
Precautions for Operating the Tractor on Slopes and Rough Terrain
85
Precautions for Transporting the Tractor Safely
85
Directions for Use of the Power Steering
85
Trailer Electrical Outlet
85
Electrical Outlet
86
Power Take-Off (Pto)
87
Pto Operation
87
PTO Clutch Control Switch
87
How to Use the Stationary PTO
88
PTO Shaft Cover and PTO Shaft Cap
88
3-Point Hitch and Drawbar
90
Overview of the 3-Point Hitch and Drawbar
90
3-Point Hitch
91
Preparations for Attaching the 3-Point Hitch Implement
91
Changing the Category 1 and 2 of 3-Point Hitch Implement
91
Selecting the Holes of Lower Links
91
Selecting the Holes to Mount the Top Link
91
Dealing with the Drawbar
91
Attaching Methods of 3-Point Hitch Implement
91
Precautions for Attaching and Detaching the 3-Point Hitch Implement
91
Adjusting the Lifting Rod (Right)
92
Adjusting the Top Link
92
Adjusting the Telescopic Stabilizers [MX5400 (4WD) / MX6000]
92
Adjusting the Telescopic Lower Links [MX5400 (4WD) / MX6000]
93
Adjusting the Check Chains [MX5400 (2WD)]
93
Lower Link Holder [MX5400 (2WD)]
93
Drawbar
93
Hydraulic Unit
95
3-Point Hitch Control System
95
Position Control of 3-Point Hitch Mounted Implement
95
Draft Control of 3-Point Hitch Mounted Implement (if Draft Control Lever Is Equipped)
95
Mixed Control of Position and Draft of 3-Point Hitch Mounted Implement
96
Float Control of Lower Link
96
Point Hitch Lowering Speed
97
Auxiliary Hydraulics
97
How to Use the Hydraulic Block Type Outlet When the Hydraulically Operated Implement Is Attached
97
Remote Hydraulic Control System (if Equipped)
98
Remote Control Valve (if Equipped)
98
Remote Control Valve Lever (if Equipped)
98
How to Use the Remote Control Valve Coupler (if Equipped)
99
Hydraulic Control Unit Use Reference Chart
100
Tires, Wheels, and Ballast
101
Tires
101
Inflation Pressure of Tires
101
Dual Tires
101
Wheel Adjustment
101
Front Wheels with 2-Wheel Drive
102
Adjusting the Front Wheels with 2-Wheel Drive
103
Front Wheels with 4-Wheel Drive
103
Rear Wheels
105
Adjusting the Rear Wheels
106
Ballast
106
Front Ballast
106
Front End Weights (Option)
106
Rear Ballast
107
Rear Wheel Weights (Option)
107
Liquid Ballast in Rear Tires
107
Cab Operation
109
Door and Window
109
Locking and Unlocking the Door
109
Opening the Door
109
Opening the Rear Window
110
How to Use the Rear Window Half-Lock
110
How to Use the Emergency Exit
110
Dome Light
111
Dome Light Switch
111
Work Light
111
Work Light Switch
111
Front Work Light
112
Rear Work Light (if Equipped)
112
Wiper
112
Front Wiper / Washer Switch
112
Rear Wiper / Washer Switch (if Equipped)
112
Precautions for Using the Wipers in Cold Season
113
Air Conditioner
113
Airflow
113
Air Control Vent
114
Front Air Outlet
114
Side Air Outlet
114
Door Air Outlet
114
Recirculation / Fresh Air Selection Lever
114
Control Panel
115
Operation of the Air Conditioner
115
Heating
115
Cooling or Dehumidifying-Heating
116
Foot Warming and Head Cooling
116
Defrosting or Demisting
117
Rear Defogger with Timer (if Equipped)
117
Maintenance
119
Service Intervals
119
Service Intervals (Only the Check Points for Tractors with Cab)
121
Lubricants, Fuel, and Coolant
122
Biodiesel Fuel (BDF)
124
Periodic Service
126
Waste Disposal
126
Hood and Engine Side Cover
126
Opening the Hood
126
Opening the Engine Side Cover
126
Daily Check
127
Walk Around Inspection
127
Checking the Fuel Tank and Refueling
127
Checking Antifrost Heater for Oil Separator (if Equipped)
128
Checking the Water Separator
129
Checking the Engine Oil Level
129
Checking the Transmission Fluid Level
130
Checking the Coolant Level
130
Cleaning the Evacuator Valve
131
Cleaning the Grill and the Radiator Screen
131
Cleaning the Air Conditioner Condenser Screen [CAB Type]
132
Checking the DPF Muffler
132
Checking the Brake Pedals and the Clutch Pedal [Manual Transmission Type]
132
Checking the Brake Pedal [HST Type]
133
Checking the Gauges, the Meters, and the Easy Checker
133
Checking the Head Light, Turn Signal / Hazard Light, and so on
133
Checking the Seat Belt and the ROPS
133
Checking and Cleaning the Electrical Wiring and Battery Cables
133
Checking the Movable Parts
134
Service Every 50 Hours
134
Lubricating the Grease Fittings [2WD]
134
Lubricating the Grease Fittings [4WD]
135
Checking the Engine Start System [Manual Transmission Type]
135
Checking the Engine Start System [HST Type]
136
Checking the Operator Presence Control
136
Checking the Wheel Bolt Torque
137
Checking the Tie-Rod Dust Cover
137
Service Every 100 Hours
137
Cleaning the Air Cleaner Primary Element
137
Adjusting the Fan Belt Tension
138
Adjusting the Clutch Pedal [Manual Transmission Type Only]
138
Adjusting the Brake Pedal
139
Checking the Battery Condition
139
Service Every 200 Hours
141
Replacing the Transmission Oil Filter [HST Type Only]
141
Checking the Toe-In
142
Adjusting the Toe-In
142
Cleaning the Inner Air Filter [CAB Type]
143
Cleaning the Fresh Air Filter [CAB Type]
143
Checking the Air Conditioner Condenser [CAB Type]
144
Adjusting the Air Conditioner Belt Tension [CAB Type]
144
Service Every 400 Hours
145
Changing the Engine Oil
145
Replacing the Engine Oil Filter
145
Changing the Transmission Fluid, Replacing the Hydraulic Oil Filter, and Cleaning the Magnetic Filter
146
Replacing the Fuel Filter
147
Cleaning the Water Separator
147
Lubricating the Grease Fitting of Front Wheel Hub [2WD]
147
Service Every 600 Hours
148
Adjusting the Front Axle Pivot
148
Service Every 800 Hours
148
Changing the Front Axle Case Oil [4WD]
148
Adjusting the Engine Valve Clearance
148
Service Every 1000 Hours or 1 Year
148
Replacing the Air Cleaner Primary Element and Secondary Element
148
Checking the Exhaust Manifold
149
Service Every 1500 Hours
149
Cleaning the Fuel Injector Nozzle Tip
149
Replacing the Oil Separator Element
149
Checking the Positive Crankcase Ventilation (PCV) Valve
149
Checking and Cleaning the EGR Cooler
149
Service Every 2000 Hours or 2 Years
150
Flushing the Cooling System and Changing the Coolant
150
Antifreeze
151
Service Every 3000 Hours
151
Checking the Turbocharger
151
Checking the Supply Pump
151
Checking and Cleaning the EGR System
151
Cleaning the DPF Muffler
151
Service Every 1 Year
152
Checking the Fuel Line
152
Checking the Intake Air Line
152
Checking the Radiator Hose and Clamp
152
Checking the Power Steering Line
153
Checking the Oil Cooler Line [HST Type Only]
153
Checking the Oil Separator Hose
153
Checking the Antifrost Heater for Oil Separator (if Equipped)
154
Checking the DPF Related Pipe
154
Checking the EGR Pipe
154
Checking the Air-Conditioner Pipe and Hose [CAB Type Only]
154
Checking the CAB Isolation Cushion [CAB Type Only]
154
Service Every 2 Years
154
Replacing the DPF Related Rubber Pipe
154
Replacing the EGR Cooler Hose
154
Service Every 4 Years
154
Replacing the Radiator Hose (Water Pipes)
154
Replacing the Fuel Hose
155
Replacing the Intake Air Line
155
Replacing the Oil Cooler Line [HST Type Only]
155
Replacing the Oil Separator Hose
155
Replacing the Power Steering Hose
155
Replacing the Air Conditioner Hose [CAB Type]
155
Servicing as Required
155
How to Purge Air from the Fuel
155
Draining Water from the Water Separator
156
Draining the Water from the Clutch Housing
157
Replacing the Fuse
157
Replacing the Slow-Blow Fuses
159
Replacing the Light Bulb
159
Replacing the Head Lamp
159
Replacing the Radiator Hose (Water Pipes) if Required
160
Replacing the Fuel Lines if Required
160
Replacing the Intake Air Line if Required
160
Replacing the Power Steering Line if Required
160
Replacing the Oil Cooler Line if Required [HST Type Only]
161
Replacing the Oil Separator Hose if Required
161
Lubricating the Hinges [CAB Type]
161
Adding the Washer Liquid [CAB Type]
161
Checking the Amount of Refrigerant (Gas) [CAB Type]
161
Storage of the Tractor
163
Storing the Tractor
163
Removing the Tractor from Storage
164
Troubleshooting
165
Engine Troubleshooting
165
Engine Error Code
166
Power Train Troubleshooting
166
Options
167
Option Items
167
Index
168
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