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General| Type | Combine Harvester |
|---|---|
| Engine Power | 276 hp |
| Number of walkers | 6 |
| Engine Type | Diesel |
| Transmission | Hydrostatic |
| Weight | 12, 500 kg |
| Engine | AGCO POWER |
| Grain tank capacity | 9000 liters |
| Hydraulic System | Closed center |
| PTO Power | Not applicable |
| PTO Speed | Not applicable |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 620 liters |
Provides essential details for new self-propelled combine users regarding its purpose and manual usage.
Details on available optional accessories and the importance of using genuine spare parts for optimal performance and safety.
Explains warranty conditions, voiding factors, and recommendations for using specific lubricants for the combine.
Defines the intended agricultural purposes and operational stability limits for the combine models.
Details the location and information found on manufacturer's type plates and safety plates for machine identification.
Information on identifying the engine and cutting table using their respective identification plates and serial numbers.
Locating and identifying the cab, hydrostatic pump, and hydrostatic motor through their designated identification plates.
Instructions for identifying fitted accessories like straw choppers, chaff spreaders, and trailer hitches via their plates.
Certifies the combine's design and construction compliance with European Community regulations and directives.
Provides guidelines and instructions for preventing environmental pollution from machine fluids and waste.
Explains safety symbols, warnings, and essential precautions for personal and machine safety.
Details the meaning of CAUTION, WARNING, and DANGER symbols and their implications for potential hazards.
General safety advice and specific rules for safely transporting the combine on public roads, including operator and vehicle preparation.
Further safety instructions for road transport, including passenger seats, lighting, and towing the cutting table.
Guidelines for wearing hearing protection and handling coolant safely, including precautions against burns and ingestion.
Details on the required quality of diesel oil for engine performance and safety precautions during refueling.
Explains battery hazards, safety precautions during charging and handling, and proper disposal methods.
Specific operating conditions and safety remarks for PL models utilizing the levelling system on different terrains.
Illustrates and describes the meaning of safety decals located on the front of the machine.
Illustrates and describes the meaning of safety decals located on the right-hand side of the machine.
Illustrates and describes the meaning of safety decals located on the left-hand side of the machine.
Illustrates and describes the meaning of safety decals located on the rear of the machine.
Provides detailed explanations for common safety decals, including their numbering and warnings.
Emphasizes safety during field operations, proper machine attachment, speed, and handling on slopes.
Covers hazards like electrocution, overhead lines, and safe parking procedures for the combine.
Key safety measures before performing maintenance, including stopping the engine, applying brakes, and wearing protective clothing.
Safety guidelines for welding on the machine and essential checks after maintenance or repairs are completed.
Ensuring guards are secure, checking for loose parts, and pre-start checks before operating the engine.
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