Description
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Model List:
- Farmall 90C Efficient Power Tractor
- Farmall 100C Efficient Power Tractor
- Farmall 110C Efficient Power Tractor
- Farmall 120C Efficient Power Tractor
- 1. GENERAL INFORMATION
- 1.1. Note to the Owner
- 1.2. Intended use
- 1.3. ElectroMagnetic Compatability (EMC)
- 1.4. Manual scope and required training level
- 1.5. Metric and imperial units abbreviations
- 1.6. Identification plates
- 1.7. Operators manual storage on the machine
- 1.8. Machine orientation
- 1.9. Selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system
- 2. SAFETY INFORMATION
- 2.1. Safety rules and signal word definitions
- 2.2. Safety rules General information
- 2.3. Safety rules Maintenance
- 2.4. Safety rules Wheels and tires
- 2.5. Safety rules Explosions and fires
- 2.6. Safety rules Fire extinguisher
- 2.7. Safety rules Battery
- 2.8. Safety rules Instructor seat
- 2.9. Safety rules Passenger seat
- 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 Operator protective structure
- 2.15. Safety rules HVAC system
- 2.16. Safety rules Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- 2.17. Safety rules Do not use sign
- 2.18. Safety rules Hazardous chemicals
- 2.19. Safety rules Near utilities
- 2.20. Safety rules In the event of electrical storms
- 2.21. Safety rules Mounting and dismounting the machine
- 2.22. Safety rules Lifting and overhead loads
- 2.23. Safety rules Front end loader
- 2.24. Ecology and the environment
- 2.25. Towing the tractor for recovery
- 2.26. Tractor jacking points
- 2.27. Burn prevention
- 2.28. Emergency escape from cab
- 2.29. Wheel chocks
- 2.30. Safety signs
- 3. CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
- 3.1. Access to operators platform
- 3.2. Operators seat
- 3.3. Instructional seat
- 3.4. Forward controls
- 3.5. Lefthand side controls
- 3.6. Righthand side controls
- 3.7. Exterior controls
- 3.8. Display
- 3.9. Warning and advisory symbols
- 4. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
- 4.1. Commissioning the unit
- 4.2. Starting the unit
- 4.3. Stopping the unit
- 4.4. Moving the unit
- 5. TRANSPORT OPERATIONS
- 5.1. Road transport
- 5.2. Recovery transport
- 6. WORKING OPERATIONS
- 6.1. General information
- 6.2. Drive
- 6.3. Rear remote control valves
- 6.4. Midmount control valve
- 6.5. Rear Power TakeOff (PTO)
- 6.6. Rear hydraulic lift
- 6.7. Towbar
- 6.8. Tread and fender settings
- 6.9. Rear threepoint hitch
- 6.10. Tires and wheels
- 6.11. Ballasting
- 6.12. Power sockets
- 6.13. FourWheel Drive (4WD)
- 6.14. Front loader
- 7. MAINTENANCE
- 7.1. General information
- 7.2. Maintenance planning
- 7.3. As required
- 7.4. At warning message display
- 7.5. Every 10 hours or daily
- 7.6. After the first 50 hours of operation
- 7.7. Every 50 hours
- 7.8. Every 100 hours
- 7.9. Every 300 hours
- 7.10. Every 600 hours
- 7.11. Every 1200 hours or annually
- 7.12. Every 1200 hours or two years
- 7.13. Every two years
- 7.14. Every 3600 hours or two years
- 7.15. Every 3600 hours or four years
- 7.16. Electrical system
- 7.17. Fuse and relay locations
- 7.18. Storage
- 7.19. CALIBRATION
- 8. TROUBLESHOOTING
- 8.1. Fault code resolution
- 8.2. Alarm(s)
- 8.3. Symptom(s)
- 9. SPECIFICATIONS
- 9.1. General dimensions
- 9.2. Maximum permitted loads on front and rear axle
- 9.3. Maximum permitted loads on drawbar
- 9.4. Additional equipment attachment points
- 9.5. Speed table for 12 x 12 gearbox
- 9.6. Speed table for 20 x 20 gearbox
- 9.7. Speed table for 24 x 24 gearbox
- 9.8. Consumables
- 9.9. Capacities
- 9.10. General specification
- 9.11. Front loader and bucket General specification
- 10. ACCESSORIES
- 10.1. Radio
- 10.2. Single piece ballast
- 10.3. Coolant immersion heater (where fitted)
