Description
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Model List:
- Magnum 2654 Tractor
- Magnum 3154 Tractor
- 1. GENERAL INFORMATION
- 1.1. Note to the owner
- 1.2. Engine tampering
- 1.3. Tractor intended use
- 1.4. Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
- 1.5. ISOBUS certification
- 1.6. Product identification
- 1.7. Manual storage
- 1.8. Machine orientation
- 1.9. Component identification
- 2. SAFETY INFORMATION
- 2.1. Safety rules and signal word definitions
- 2.2. Safety rules General
- 2.3. Safety rules General maintenance safety
- 2.4. Safety rules Wheels and tires
- 2.5. Safety rules Driving on public roads and general transportation safety
- 2.6. Safety rules Fire and explosion prevention
- 2.7. Safety rules General battery safety
- 2.8. Safety rules Hydraulic system safety
- 2.9. Safety rules Instructional seat safety
- 2.10. Safety rules Operator presence system
- 2.11. Safety rules Power TakeOff (PTO)
- 2.12. Safety rules Reflectors and warning lights
- 2.13. Safety rules Seat belts
- 2.14. Safety rules Roll Over Protective Structure (ROPS)
- 2.15. Safety rules Cab protection
- 2.16. Safety rules Air conditioning system
- 2.17. Safety rules Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- 2.18. Safety rules Do Not Operate tag
- 2.19. Safety rules Hazardous chemicals
- 2.20. Safety rules Utility safety
- 2.21. Safety rules Electrical storm safety
- 2.22. Safety rules Mounting and dismounting
- 2.23. Safety rules Working at heights
- 2.24. Safety rules Lifting and overhead loads
- 2.25. Safety rules Implements, tools and trailers
- 2.26. Safety rules Roll over and tip over
- 2.27. Ecology and the environment
- 2.28. Safety signs
- 2.29. Global warming potential
- 3. CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
- 3.1. ACCESS TO OPERATORS PLATFORM
- 3.2. OPERATORS SEAT
- 3.3. INSTRUCTORS SEAT
- 3.4. FORWARD CONTROLS
- 3.5. LEFTHAND SIDE CONTROLS
- 3.6. RIGHTHAND SIDE CONTROLS
- 3.7. REARWARD CONTROLS
- 3.8. OVERHEAD CONTROLS
- 3.9. EXTERIOR CONTROLS
- 3.10. INSTRUMENT CLUSTER
- 4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
- 4.1. COMMISSIONING THE UNIT
- 4.2. STARTING THE UNIT
- 4.3. STOPPING THE UNIT
- 4.4. MOVING THE UNIT
- 4.5. PARKING THE UNIT
- 5. TRANSPORT OPERATIONS
- 5.1. ROAD TRANSPORT
- 5.2. SHIPPING TRANSPORT
- 5.3. RECOVERY TRANSPORT
- 6. WORKING OPERATIONS
- 6.1. GENERAL INFORMATION
- 6.2. REAR POWER TAKEOFF (PTO)
- 6.3. FRONT POWER TAKEOFF (PTO)
- 6.4. REAR HITCH
- 6.5. FRONT HITCH
- 6.6. DRAWBARS AND TOWING ATTACHMENTS
- 6.7. TRAILER BRAKING SYSTEMS
- 6.8. AUXILIARY CONNECTIONS
- 6.9. HYDRAULIC REMOTE CONTROL VALVES
- 6.10. BALLASTING THE TRACTOR
- 6.11. MECHANICAL FRONT DRIVE (MFD) AXLES
- 6.12. REAR AXLE
- 7. MAINTENANCE
- 7.1. GENERAL INFORMATION
- 7.2. Maintenance planning
- 7.3. At warning message display
- 7.4. First 10 to 50 hours
- 7.5. Every 10 hours or daily
- 7.6. Every 50 hours or weekly
- 7.7. First 100 hours
- 7.8. Every 100 hours
- 7.9. Every 300 hours
- 7.10. Every 400 hours
- 7.11. Every 600 hours
- 7.12. Every 1000 hours or annually
- 7.13. Every 1200 hours or annually
- 7.14. Every 1500 hours
- 7.15. Every 3000 hours
- 7.16. Every 4000 hours or every four years
- 7.17. As required
- 7.18. Fuse and relay locations
- 7.19. STORAGE
- 7.20. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
- 8. TROUBLESHOOTING
- 8.1. ALARM(S)
- 8.2. SYMPTOM(S)
- 9. SPECIFICATIONS
- 9.1. Engine specifications
- 9.2. Power train specifications
- 9.3. Operating speeds Wheeled tractors
- 9.4. Vehicle dimensions and shipping weight Wheeled tractors
- 9.5. Maximum operating weight
- 10. ACCESSORIES
- 10.1. Farming system displays
- 10.2. Rear view mirrors
- 10.3. Chemical tank mounting
- 10.4. Loader connection and operation
- 10.5. General accessories
