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New Holland TX62 - User Manual

New Holland TX62
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OPERATOR’S MANUAL
Print No. 604.63.021.00
3rd edition
English 09/98
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Table of Contents

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    Summary

    Section 1 - Introduction

    To the Purchaser

    General information for new owners regarding operation and maintenance.

    Product Identification

    Locates serial numbers for the combine, engine, and attachments on the machine.

    Header Information

    Lists compatible headers for the TX combines and their configurations.

    Important Ecological Considerations

    Offers recommendations for the environmentally responsible use of oils and chemicals.

    Safety

    Details safety symbols, general precautions, and machine safety statements.

    Intended Use

    Describes the purpose and operational scope of the TX60 Series combine harvesters.

    Airborne Noise Emission

    Lists recommended noise levels at the operator's ear per ISO 5131 standard.

    Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

    Explains compliance with EEC directive 89/336 on electromagnetic interference.

    Safety Requirements for Fluid Power Systems and Components - Hydraulics

    Outlines safety requirements for hydraulic systems, hoses, and accumulators.

    Vibration Level Information

    Provides vibration level data for operator exposure according to EEC directives.

    Legal Obligations

    Mentions checking local legislation for machine guarding and operator use.

    Section 2 - Operation

    Machine Function

    Explains the five basic functions: Feeding, Threshing, Separation, Cleaning, Storage.

    Controls and Instruments

    Describes the various control modules, instrument panels, and cab roof instruments.

    Before Driving the Combine

    Outlines essential checks and adjustments before operating the combine.

    Starting the Engine

    Provides a step-by-step procedure for safely starting the combine engine.

    Stopping the Engine

    Details the correct procedure for safely shutting down the combine engine.

    Driving the Combine

    Explains how to operate the combine's driving controls and characteristics.

    Header

    Covers attaching and detaching the header, including height control modes.

    Detaching the Header from the Combine

    Details the procedure for safely disconnecting the header from the combine.

    Towing the Combine

    Provides essential steps and warnings for towing the combine safely.

    Wheels and Tyres

    Discusses tyre pressure maintenance and wheel nut torque checks.

    Section 3 - Lubrication

    General Information

    Emphasizes the importance of regular lubrication for machine longevity and performance.

    Grease Fittings and Lubrication Intervals

    Details the types of grease and intervals for lubricating various points on the machine.

    Traction Gearbox

    Provides instructions for checking and changing oil in the traction gearbox.

    Final Drive Gearboxes

    Outlines the procedure for checking and changing oil in the final drive gearboxes.

    Engine

    Covers engine oil and filter change intervals, fuel sulphur content impact, and oil level checks.

    Hydraulic System

    Covers oil reservoir checks, oil and filter changes, and oil capacity specifications.

    Hydrostatic System

    Provides instructions for checking oil levels and performing oil and filter changes.

    Lubrication Schedule

    Summarizes all lubrication points, intervals, capacities, and specifications.

    Section 4 - Field Operation

    General Information

    Provides warnings and general information before starting field operations.

    Header

    Explains header height controls and different operation modes.

    Compensation Operation

    Details how to use compensation mode for harvesting peas and laid crops.

    Stubble Height Operation

    Describes stubble height operation for standing crops or stony conditions.

    Autofloat Operation

    Explains autofloat operation for following field contours at a preselected stubble height.

    Header Height Control Calibrations

    Outlines the purpose and procedure for calibrating automatic header height control.

    Autodiagnostics

    Explains how the blinking sequence of the red autodiagnostic control light identifies error reports.

    Header and Straw Elevator Reversing System

    Details the system for reversing header components to clear blockages.

    Reel to Ground Speed Synchronization

    Explains synchronizing reel speed to ground speed using switch 43.

    Straw Elevator Adjustment

    Covers adjusting the straw elevator bottom shaft spring tension.

    Cleaning Shoe

    Details the cleaning shoe's components and drive speed options.

    Sieves

    Explains how to adjust sieve openings and positions for different crops.

    Cleaning Fan

    Describes adjusting cleaning fan speed and checking its effectiveness.

    Returns System

    Discusses limiting returns quantity to improve grain quality and reduce losses.

    Grain Tank

    Covers cleaning the grain tank's internal components like augers and elevators.

    Grain Loss Measuring Kit

    Explains how to use the kit to measure and estimate grain losses.

    Summary of Machine Settings for Different Crops

    Provides recommended settings for drum speed and concave position for various crops.

    Speed Control Module

    Explains the function of the speed control module channels for monitoring shaft speeds.

    Differential Lock

    Describes how to engage and disengage the differential lock for better traction.

    Straw Chopper

    Covers transport and chopping positions, safety precautions, and operation.

    Calibration

    Details how to enter and perform various calibration procedures for the combine system.

    Section 5 - Adjustments and Maintenance

    General Information

    Emphasizes the importance of regular lubrication for machine longevity and performance.

    Grease Fittings and Lubrication Intervals

    Details the types of grease and intervals for lubricating various points on the machine.

    Drive Belts and Chains [left-hand side]

    Covers checking and adjusting drive belts and chains for optimal operation.

    Drum Vari-Drive Belt

    Explains how to check and adjust drum variator drive belt tension and settings.

    Cooling System

    Covers coolant level checks, changes, and system capacity/specifications.

    Air Intake System

    Explains how to clean and replace the air cleaner element and safety precautions.

    Cab Air Filter

    Details how to clean and replace the cab air filter and dust protection warnings.

    Fuses and Relays

    Provides a summary of fuse and relay locations and functions within the electrical system.

    Batteries

    Offers tips on battery maintenance, charging, and handling precautions.

    Section 6 - Troubleshooting

    Feeding Area

    Addresses concerns related to irregular feeding and material backfeeding in the feeding system.

    Threshing Area

    Covers issues like grain not properly threshed, material wrapping, and drum blockages.

    Grain is not properly cleaned

    Diagnoses and corrects issues with air blast, sieve openings, and overthreshing.

    Engine

    Troubleshoots common engine issues like failure to start, loss of power, and overheating.

    Straw Chopper

    Deals with chopper vibration, poor chop quality, and engagement problems.

    Hydraulic Valve Electrics - Models TX62-63

    Troubleshoots controls related to electrical or hydraulic issues for TX62-63 models.

    Section 7 - Storage

    End-of-Season Service

    Outlines essential steps for preparing the combine for storage to ensure good condition.

    Preseason Service

    Lists steps to ensure the machine is in good condition and ready for use at the start of each season.

    Section 8 - Accessories

    Straw Chopper

    Describes the straw chopper equipment for ploughing straw back into the soil.

    Maize Threshing Equipment

    Lists components for a kit to adapt the harvester for maize threshing.

    Tracks

    Can be fitted for operating in very muddy conditions.

    Counterweights

    Can be installed when attaching heavy headers like maize headers.

    Fire Extinguisher

    A 6 kg extinguisher can be installed within reach of the operator.

    Section 9 - Specification

    Wheels and Tyres

    Provides warnings and guidelines on approved tyres, rims, and tyre pressure.

    Recommended Tyres and Tyre Inflation Pressures

    Lists recommended tyre pressures for maximum field performance and road travel.

    Tyre selection chart TX62-63

    Provides tyre selection and pressure data for TX62-63 models across different headers.

    Dimensions [m]

    Lists dimensional data for traction tyres and grain headers across various models.

    Beater

    Details drive, speed, width, diameter, and concave settings for the beater.

    Rotary Separator

    Specifies speed, drive, concave wrap angle, and clearance for the rotary separator.

    Cleaning Shoe

    Details the cleaning shoe's components and drive speed options.

    Section 10 - Index

    Index A

    Alphabetical index entries starting with 'A'.

    Index R

    Alphabetical index entries starting with 'R'.

    New Holland TX62 Specifications

    General IconGeneral
    Engine Power175 hp
    TypeCombine Harvester
    Number of Straw Walkers5
    TransmissionHydrostatic
    Fuel Tank Capacity400 liters
    Weight9500 kg
    Cutting Width6.1 meters

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