Fendt 200v - F - P Vario Operators Manual

OPERATING MANUAL
FENDT
207 V/F Vario
208 V/F Vario
209 V/F/P Vario
210 V/F/P Vario
211 V/F/P Vario
260.000.000.011 Englisch
Vehicle type .............................
Vehicle ID no. ............................. After-Sales Service
Vehicle delivery
Vehicle pre-delivery inspection by the Service Workshop

For information, technical data etc. refer to Service Schedule
Check oil level, top up if necessary.

Engine, transmission, axle drives, front axle differential, hub drives, front PTO, lift shaft
lubrication. Fill the hydraulic system with additional oil for external consumers as per
customer order.
Check fluid level, and top up if necessary.

Cooling system, compressed air system, air-conditioning if installed.
Grease vehicle as per Lubrication Chart, lubricate all joints.

Check steering and toe-in. Check tyre pressures. Check that wheel nuts are firmly
attached.
Test electrical system. Check fault memory. Check battery charge status. Check the
function and settings of the lighting and signalling system.
Fill up with diesel, use pre-filter if necessary.
Check that brakes are working effectively.
Information to be given on vehicle delivery

Draw attention to safety instructions within the Operating Manual and on the vehicle
itself.
Information on keeping to country-specific regulations regarding vehicle speed and
trailer braking systems.
Explain the following features in detail - see index - and show how they are operated.
Also see separate vehicle delivery test log.
Operating controls, transmission, multiple display, initial start-up, starting, and switching off,
fault display, code table, clearing the warning and fault messages.
Explain "Important Information on Service and Maintenance". See inside back cover.
Hand over tool box accessories.
Fill out warranty and delivery card and promptly send it to the factory via AGCO-NET.
Draw attention to the mandatory regular vehicle inspections (according to German
vehicle regulations). For driving on roads, draw attention to the prescribed tyre
pressures, balanced ballasting, permissible tyres and implements.
Draw attention to permissible towing and vertical bearing loads.
Vehicle delivery carried out on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Agents signature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Vehicle type .............................
Vehicle ID no. ../../....................... After-Sales Service
Vehicle delivery test procedure
Maintenance
Please see Operating Manual for better explanation.
Open bonnet, show.

Explain how to remove, install and clean the main cartridge of the dry air filter.
Explain how to change backup cartridge of dry-air cleaner.
Show dust discharge valve.
Explain and demonstrate how to clean cooling and heating system.
Show v-belt and explain maintenance.
Show feed reservoirs of brake and clutch system and explain maintenance.
Show how to monitor oil level in front PTO.
Show hydraulic-oil filter and venting filter and explain maintenance.
Show cab blower filter.
Show air-conditioning condenser.
Show battery.
Show fuses.
Start-up
For immobiliser (if fitted)

Point out the vehicle-specific assignment of the vehicle keys.
___ vehicle keyes handed over.
Show filling points for fuels and lubricants which require daily checking.
Fuel, engine oil, transmission oil
Show how to drain compressed-air vessel.

Draw attention to changed fuels and lubricants for winter operation.
Draw attention to possible use of biodiesel and biohydraulic oil.
Demonstrate how to start engine and shut it off.
Explain jump starting, towing and how to turn off the tractor safely.
Explain and demonstrate pulling away in forward and reverse gears.
Explain and demonstrate function of footbrake, handbrake and exhaust brake.
Explain function of trailer brake.
Explain and demonstrate steering wheel adjustment.
Explain and demonstrate safety switch of EPC.
Explain and demonstrate driver's seat settings.
Driving functions and joystick
Explain and demonstrate neutral position.

Explain and demonstrate acceleration properties.
Explain and demonstrate range controls.
Explain and demonstrate how to change direction of travel (rapid reversing and
programming).
Explain and demonstrate Tempomat (cruise control) function.
Explain and demonstrate automatic maximum output control system.
Explain and demonstrate now to store engine speed.
Operating modes
Explain and demonstrate how to switch rear and front PTOs on and off.
Explain and demonstrate 4WD.
Explain and demonstrate differential lock.
Explain and demonstrate front-axle suspension.
Operate hydraulic valves and explain and demonstrate settings.
Explain and demonstrate EPC control elements.
Explain and demonstrate functions on EPC control panel.
Explain and demonstrate implement control system (if fitted).
Explain and demonstrate how to store and retrieve settings.
Explain and demonstrate automatic functions of power lift and PTO.
Explain how to work with EPC.
Explain slip control of EPC (if fitted).
Explain remote control of EPC (if fitted).
Explain and show EPC/DA function (if fitted)
Explain and show operation of front power lift (if fitted).
Explain and show operation of trailer hitch.
Explain and show reversing system (if fitted).
Explain safety instructions.
We hereby confirm that the vehicle was delivered in accordance with the above-listed items.
(File vehicle delivery test procedure in vehicle file)
Vehicle delivery carried out on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Agent's signature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Customer's signature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
OPERATING MANUAL
Fendt 207 V/F Vario

Vehicle ID no. 260 .. 0101
Fendt 208 V/F Vario

Fendt 209 V/F Vario

Fendt 210 V/F Vario

Fendt 211 V/F Vario

Fendt 209 P Vario

Fendt 210 P Vario

Fendt 211 P Vario

ETManufacturer
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AGCO GmbH
Maschinen und Schlepperfabrik D-87616 Marktoberdorf / Bavaria / Germany
Telephone +49 8342 77-0 Fax +49 8342 77-222
© PSD / Ko - SG 09.09
3372 G - en
Customer-notes
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Dear Customer,
Please note the following:
● Before using the tractor, carefully read through this Manual to familiarise yourself with all operating
controls and their functions before you begin work. This also applies to the operating instructions of
the implement manufacturer.
● Follow all the operating and maintenance instructions. If you do so, your tractor will give you many
years of economic and trouble-free operation. You will find an overview of all maintenance
operations in the Service Schedule in this Manual.
● Maintenance and repair work should only be carried out at your service workshop. Also refer to
"Important Information on FENDT Service and Maintenance".
Disregarding the symbol and the associated safety instructions, which are divided into three
hazard levels, can lead to considerable damage to the tractor, the mounted implements or other
property. Adhering to the safety instructions is also required, to prevent such damage from
occurring.
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Authorised use
This tractor is designed only for normal agricultural operations or similar purposes, for example in
municipal applications.
Any other type of use is considered unauthorised. The manufacturer will not be liable for any damage
resulting from such uses, which will be entirely at the owners risk.
Authorised use also includes fulfilling the operating, service and maintenance conditions set out by the
manufacturer in order to protect your claims under warranty if necessary.
Special attention must be paid to safety instructions marked with this symbol, as well as the
words DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION.
Operation, maintenance and repair of the tractor is restricted to persons who are familiar with this kind
of work and aware of the inherent dangers.
All relevant accident prevention regulations and all generally accepted health & safety standards and
road traffic regulations must be observed The manufacturer does not accept liability for damage
resulting from unauthorised modifications.
Since it is working equipment, the tractor is not suited for taking along children and juveniles. If children
or juveniles are nonetheless present in the tractor, the driver must be aware that they require strict
supervision. It must be ruled out that children and juveniles, which have been taken along, can use the
technical controls on the tractor or any equipment mounted on it. Under no circumstances should
children or juveniles remain alone in the cab, when the driver leaves the tractor.
Note for the North American market

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Marking of places that affect your safety
Make sure that any other users have read all the safety instructions as well.
The various levels of safety instructions can be distinguished as follows:
DANGER:
This symbol together with the word DANGER means there is an immediate risk of
danger, that must be prevented, if one does not want to risk DEATH OR SEVERE
INJURY.
WARNING:
This symbol together with the word WARNING means a potential risk of danger, that
must be prevented, if one does not want to risk DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY.
CAUTION:
This symbol together with the word CAUTION means a potential risk of danger, that
must be prevented, if one does not want to risk MINOR INJURY.
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The Operating Manual is an integral part of the vehicle package and must be passed on to any
subsequent owner in the event of resale. The attention of the new owner should be drawn to this
information.
If this Manual is lost or damaged and you need a new one, please contact your Fendt dealer, There
you will be able to purchase a replacement.
Vehicle Identification Number

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The Vehicle Identification Number is stamped in the right frame of the tractor and on the factory plate.
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All specifications in the Manual are subject to the usual tolerances. We reserve the right to make
design changes as part of technical further development, without making alterations to this Manual.
The drawings and illustrations in the manual are used for function description, some of the items
shown are not necessarily included in the vehicle delivery contents.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.............11
OPERATION....................................17 11. Fuel consumption measurement............48

11.1 Call up fuel consumption display ...............48
1. Driver seat ................................................17
12. Tractor Management System (TMS)
1.1 Driver seat..................................................17 (optional) ..................................................49
1.2 Driver seat with pneumatic suspension .....18 12.1 Pedal range................................................49
2. Display instruments and operating con- 12.2 TMS default setting ....................................50
trols ...........................................................19 12.3 Engine management system .....................51
2.1 Front controls .............................................19 12.4 Pedal mode................................................52
2.2 Heater plug starter switch ..........................20
13. PTO............................................................54
2.3 Combination switch....................................20
13.1 Rear PTO...................................................54
2.4 Steering wheel adjustment.........................20
13.2 Engaging and disengaging rear PTO.........55
2.5 Reversing gearbox.....................................20
13.3 Ground speed PTO....................................56
2.6 Instrument cluster ......................................21
13.4 Front PTO ..................................................57
2.7 Dashboard control panel............................22
13.5 Engaging and disengaging front PTO........58
2.8 Operating status indicator ..........................23
13.6 Calibrating rear and front PTO clutch ........58
2.9 Dashboard .................................................24
2.10 Cab top section, front.................................24 14. Four wheel drive (4WD) ...........................61
2.11 Operating controls, right.............................24 15. Differential lock ........................................62
2.12 Multiple display ..........................................25 15.1 Differential lock 100% ................................62
2.13 Dimming instruments .................................29 15.2 Differential lock automatic mode................62
2.14 Multifunction armrest..................................29 16. Front axle suspension.............................63
3. Electric main switch ................................30 17. Automatic mode rear PTO-engine speed/
4. Power outlets ...........................................31 rear power lift ...........................................64
4.1 Socket ........................................................31 17.1 Selecting automatic function ......................64
17.2 Power lift automatic mode..........................65
5. Set time and date .....................................32
17.3 Rear PTO automatic mode with rear
6. Heating and ventilation ...........................33 power lift ....................................................66
6.1 Heating and blower infinitely adjustable.....33 17.4 Rear PTO automatic mode with engine
6.2 Ventilation ..................................................33 speed .........................................................68
7. Side view mirror .......................................34 18. Brakes .......................................................69
18.1 Foot brake .................................................69
8. Start-up .....................................................34
18.2 Hand brake ................................................69
8.1 Daily check.................................................34
18.3 Trailer brake...............................................69
8.2 Winter operation.........................................35
19. Steering.....................................................70
9. Starting and stopping the engine...........35
19.1 Steering wheel adjustment.........................70
9.1 Starting the engine.....................................35
9.2 Jump starting .............................................36 20. Hydraulics.................................................71
9.3 Tow-starting ...............................................36 20.1 General notes on hydraulic operations ......71
9.4 Switching off the engine.............................36 20.2 Valve locking..............................................71
9.5 Stopping and immobilising the tractor........36 20.3 Valve configurations...................................72
20.4 Valve actuation ..........................................74
10. Vario transmission...................................37
20.5 Oil flow distribution.....................................75
10.1 Joystick ......................................................37
20.6 Hydraulic valve response sensitivity ..........76
10.2 Neutral position ..........................................37
20.7 Response sensitivity of valve actuation .....77
10.3 Selecting acceleration rates.......................38
20.8 Hydraulic connections................................78
10.4 Driving the tractor.......................................40
20.9 Oil flow collector.........................................79
10.5 Turboclutch ................................................41
20.10 Hydraulic circuit 3 and 4.............................79
10.6 Changing direction of travel .......................42
20.11 Front loader mode......................................81
10.7 Cruise control.............................................43
20.12 Valve emergency operation .......................82
10.8 Engine speed memory ...............................45
20.13 Hydraulic trailer brake ................................82
10.9 Load limit control........................................47
20.14 Single-acting cylinder operation.................83
10.10 Towing instructions ....................................47
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20.15 Recommendations for the use of permanent 30. Twin tyres ...............................................108
loads ..........................................................83 30.1 Conditions for use ....................................108
20.16 Hydraulic operation with cold starting ........84 30.2 Selection table for twin tyres ....................108
20.17 Holder for hydraulic hoses .........................84
31. On-board computer ...............................109
21. Linkage electronic control system.........85 31.1 Adjusting speed indicator.........................109
21.1 Control panel..............................................85 31.2 Selecting tyre size....................................111
21.2 Safety lock .................................................85
21.3 Control panel functions ..............................86
21.4 Working with the EPC ................................88 CARE AND MAINTENANCE......112
21.5 Changing switch-on speed of vibration
damping .....................................................89 1. General....................................................112
21.6 Lift height limiter.........................................90 2. Opening the bonnet ...............................112
21.7 EPC emergency mode circuit ....................90 3. Engine oil change ..................................113
21.8 Implement socket.......................................90 3.1 Draining engine oil ...................................113
22. Three-point linkage, Vario 200 V/F .........91 3.2 Replacing the engine oil filter...................113
22.1 Lower links .................................................91 3.3 Filling with engine oil................................114
22.2 Hydraulic adjustment .................................91 3.4 Checking engine oil level .........................114
22.3 Incline angle - indicator ..............................92 4. Fuel system ............................................115
23. Three-point linkage, Vario 200 P ............92 4.1 Replacing the fuel filter ............................115
23.1 Lower links .................................................92 4.2 Fuel prefilter .............................................115
23.2 Lower link hook locking..............................93 4.3 Bleeding the fuel system..........................116
23.3 Extendable lifting struts..............................94 5. Dry air filter.............................................116
23.4 Mechanical side lock..................................94 5.1 Vacuum check .........................................116
23.5 Top link ......................................................95 5.2 Removing/installing the main cartridge ....117
24. Front power lift Vario 200 V/F .................95 5.3 Cleaning the main cartridge .....................117
24.1 Lower links .................................................96 5.4 Replacing the safety cartridge .................117
24.2 Top link ......................................................97 5.5 Dust discharge valve................................117
24.3 Hydraulic operation ....................................97 6. Cooling system ......................................118
25. Front power lift Vario 200 P ....................97 6.1 Cleaning the cooling system ....................118
25.1 Lower links .................................................98 6.2 Checking the coolant level .......................118
25.2 Top link ......................................................99 6.3 Replacing coolant ....................................119
25.3 Hydraulic operation ....................................99 6.4 Cleaning the cooling/heating system .......119
26. Hitch couplings ......................................100 7. V-belt .......................................................119
26.1 Calculation of towing capacity..................100 8. Front PTO ...............................................120
26.2 Trailer bracket ..........................................101
26.3 Hitching a trailer manually........................101 9. Transmission and axle drives...............120
26.4 Automatic trailer coupling.........................101 9.1 Changing transmission oil, axle drive oil..120
9.2 Checking the transmission oil level..........121
27. Additional ballasting..............................102
27.1 Front ballast .............................................102 10. Four-wheel drive axle ............................121
27.2 Wheel weights..........................................103 10.1 Changing the oil in the front axle differential
gear .........................................................121
27.3 Water ballasting of tyres ..........................103
10.2 Replacing the oil in front axle hub drives .122
28. Folding safety bar ..................................104 10.3 Front axle suspension..............................122
29. Track adjustment ...................................105 11. Hydraulic system ...................................123
29.1 Front track adjustment with fixed rims 11.1 Check hydraulic oil level, fill .....................123
(rear wheel)..............................................105 11.2 Changing the hydraulic oil........................124
29.2 Front track adjustment with fixed rims 11.3 Changing hydraulic oil filter......................124
(4WD) ......................................................106
29.3 Front track adjustment with adjustable 12. Steering...................................................125
rims ..........................................................106 13. Front wheels...........................................125
29.4 Rear track adjustment with fixed rims ......107 13.1 Checking toe-in ........................................125
29.5 Rear track adjustment with adjustable 13.2 Greasing the front wheel hubs
rims ..........................................................107 (not with 4WD) .........................................125
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14. Heating and ventilation .........................126 TECHNICAL DATA.......................217
14.1 Replacing the roof fan filter ......................126
14.2 Replacing the recirculating air filter..........126 1. Technical specifications .......................217
15. Windscreen washer system..................127 1.1 RWD ........................................................217
1.2 4WD .........................................................220
16. Cleaning the tractor ...............................127
2. Tyre pressures .......................................228
17. Electrical and electronic systems ........128
17.1 Battery......................................................128 3. Tyre combinations .................................229
17.2 Alternator .................................................129 4. Fluids and lubricants Vario 200 V/F/P..231
17.3 Electrowelding..........................................129 4.1 Biodiesel ..................................................232
17.4 Adjusting the headlights...........................129 4.2 Bio-hydraulic oil........................................232
17.5 Adjusting the auxiliary lighting..................129 5. Lubrication chart....................................233
17.6 Additional installation of electrical and 5.1 Filling points .............................................233
electronic equipment................................130
5.2 Lubrication points.....................................234
18. Fuses.......................................................131
18.1 Fuse holder ..............................................131
18.2 Assignment fuse holder 1 ........................132
18.3 Assignment fuse holder 2 ........................134
19. Circuit diagrams.....................................135
19.1 Legend for circuit diagrams......................135
19.2 Colour identification of electric wires........137
19.3 Circuit diagrams .......................................137
IMPLEMENTS ...............................172
1. Compressed air system ........................172
1.1 Operating .................................................172
1.2 Maintenance ............................................173
2. Air-conditioning .....................................174
2.1 General ....................................................174
2.2 Operating .................................................174
2.3 Maintenance ............................................175
FAULTS AND REMEDIAL

ACTIONS........................................176
1. Warning and fault messages ................176
1.1 Warning messages ..................................176
1.2 Fault messages........................................181
1.3 Clearing a warning or fault message .......190
1.4 General faults...........................................191
2. Fault code tables....................................199
3. Mini-hydraulics fault messages............214
3.1 Mini-hydraulic system fault indication ......214
4. Emergency operation ............................215
4.1 Transmission positively engaged.............215
4.2 Transmission in neutral............................215
4.3 Transmission control unit faulty ...............216
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Safety and accident prevention regulations
WARNING:
Before every operation, check the tractor for road worthiness and operational safety.
Carefully read the manual and follow the safety instructions.
Damaged or lost safety signs must be replaced.
General safety and accident Carrying passengers

prevention regulations 1. Passenger should be carried only if the tractor
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prevention regulations, as well as the safety 2. Do not carry passengers in any other
information in this manual. circumstances.
2. When driving on public roads, follow the usual 3. Do not open the door on the drivers side while
traffic regulations! driving.
3. Before starting work, familiarise yourself with 4. If the door on the drivers side in only locked in
all operating controls and their functions. the first position, do not try to close the door all
4. Start the engine from the driver seat only. Do the way. The driver door may open
not attempt to start by shorting across the unintentionally.
starter terminals, as this can cause the tractor ETNum-list
to move immediately!
5. Before starting up, check the area is clear (e.g.
children). Ensure that nothing obstructs vision.
Driving the tractor
6. Never leave the engine running in a confined 1. Driving speed must always be adapted to the
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space! current situation. Avoid sudden cornering

7. The driver should wear close-fitting clothing. when driving uphill or downhill, or across
Avoid wearing loose-fitting garments! gradients. Disengage the differential lock
8. Take extra care when handling fuel - serious when cornering. Never disengage clutch on
fire hazard. Never refuel in the presence of downward slopes.
sparks or naked flames. Do not smoke when 2. Make sure all trailers and implements are
refuelling. properly hitched. Driving characteristics,
9. Before refuelling, turn off the engine and steering and braking are affected by mounted
remove the ignition key. Do not refuel in implements, trailers and ballast weight.
confined spaces. Clean up spillages Therefore, always ensure that there is
immediately! adequate steering and braking capacity.
10. Before starting the tractor, check for and 3. Observe the maximum permissible gross
remove any dirt that could impair proper vehicle weight, axle loads and tyre load
functioning of the tractor. capacity, especially if heavy implements are
11. To prevent fires, keep the machine clean, attached.
especially in the areas near hot parts, e.g. the 4. When negotiating bends with implements
back engine area, exhaust, turbocharger. connected or hitched up, always allow for the
12. Beware of leaking brake fluid and battery overhang and oscillating weight of the
acid (these are toxic and corrosive). implement.
13. Never climb in or out of the tractor while it is 5. The maximum driving speed may only be
moving. driven under suitable road conditions, with
balanced ballasting (e.g. 40% on the front axle
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and 60% on the rear axle) and prescribed tyre
pressure.
6. For tractor with roll bar. Outside of cultivated
areas, put the roll bar back in the safety
position.
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Front loader operation 12. When mounting the front loader, connect all
hydraulic connections including the auxiliary
1. Never allow anyone to stand in the hazard
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return, if equipped in this way. Always
area, or within the working range of the front connect hydraulic hose for cylinder load
loader. Keep the area clear of bystanders at all pressure to +. Take great care not to confuse
times. Do not operate the front loader unless connections since this may cause accidents
there is a clear view of the entire working area through reversed functions, e.g. lifting
- illuminate the area if necessary. instead of lowering. Before fitting the multiple
2. It is not permitted to use the standard loader coupler, remove the load from hydraulic
(as supplied) as a working platform. If using hoses and unplug rear hydraulic
the loader with a special working platform, connections, lower the power lift and operate
additional safety measures are required. only via EPC. Hydraulic fluid interflow can
3. Do not handle round bales, pallets etc. unless create danger from unintentional equipment
the loader is suitably equipped for this motion.
purpose. If loading objects that cannot be 13. Perform maintenance work (e.g. lubricating)
secured and may fall off, do not use the front on the front loader only when it is mounted on
loader unless the driving seat is protected by a the tractor and the arm has been lowered.
robust canopy. 14. Risk of accidents when driving through
4. When the front loader is raised, the risk of the underpasses, bridges, entrances, etc., due to
tractor tipping over is greater, and the braking lifting height.
effect at the rear axle may also be reduced. 15. Driving speed must always be adapted to the
Adapt your driving style accordingly and add current situation.
enough ballast weight to the rear of the tractor. 16. It is strictly forbidden to transport people.
If necessary, add wheel weights and fill the 17. Activating front loader mode. The yellow and
wheels. Rear ballast weights of at least 870 kg blue hydraulic valves must not be locked in
are required. lifting or floating position.
5. Keep a safe distance from high-voltage
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6. For travelling on the road, bring front loader

into transport position and secure. Keep a Leaving the tractor
maximum distance of 3.5 m between the
implement and the centre of the steering 1. Make sure the tractor is properly secured
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wheel. If the forward projection exceeds 3.5 m, against running off (parking brake, wheel
appropriate measures must be taken to chocks). Switch off the engine and apply the
guarantee safe traffic conditions (e.g. use hand brake!
people on foot acting as guides or mirrors at 2. Remove the ignition key and lock the cab if
road junctions). Transporting equipment or necessary.
materials with a front loader working 3. Never leave the tractor unattended while the
implement, e.g. a scoop, is not permitted when engine is running.
travelling on public roads. 4. Never leave the cab while the tractor is in
7. Danger from unintended lowering of the front motion.
loader. For this reason, always lock the valves 5. Completely lower the mounted implement
after finishing with front loader work. Before before leaving the tractor.
leaving the tractor, completely lower the front 6. When the driver leaves the tractor, no other
loader to the ground. persons may remain in the cab.
8. For safety reasons, the front loader may only 7. Operation of controls for the tractor and
be mounted and removed by one person, the mounted implements by persons in the cab,
driver himself. especially children, may result in severe or
9. Never put your hands in areas where there is a fatal injury.
risk of crushing or severing - parts may still be
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moving.
10. Detach the front loader with the attached
implement (bucket, fork) only on firm and
level ground. Always use the supports
provided.
11. The front loader must be parked and secured
in such a way as to prevent unauthorised
persons or children from causing it to tip over.
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Mounted and trailing equipment Cab protection
1. Only attach implements and trailers using the
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prescribed devices.
2. Use only trailers which comply with the
Protection against falling objects on
country-specific regulations. Do not exceed top of the driver station
maximum vertical bearing load. Ensure that 1. The vehicle version with a cab offers
the tractor-trailer brake system is functioning protection against falling objects from above,
correctly. providing the roof hatch is closed. The level of
protection complies with OECD Test Code 10
3. Take special care when hitching trailers or
(Energy Level 1365 J). Operations that require
implements!
a higher level of protection, require additional
4. Secure trailers and implements to prevent safety measures.
them rolling. Make sure that detached
2. The vehicle version with fold-down safety bar
implements and components are safely
(optional) offers no protection against falling
parked.
objects from above. Operations that require a
5. Be sure all protection devices are correctly certain level of protection, require additional
attached and in the safety position before safety measures.
operating the tractor.
3. The vehicle version 'low roof' (optional) offers
6. When using the power lift, always remain well no protection against falling objects from
outside the travel range of the three-point link above. Operations that require a certain level
attachment! of protection, require additional safety
7. Trailers with hydraulic brakes should not be measures.
towed at over 25 km/h. Above 40 km/h, trailers
must be retarded by air brakes. ETNum-list
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Protection against objects entering

PTO operation the operating area from the side
1. There is no defined protection against objects
1. Always switch off the engine, before fitting or
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entering the cab from the side. Operations that
removing the drive shaft. PTO in '0'-position! require a certain level of protection, require
2. During PTO operations, allow no-one in the additional safety measures.
vicinity of the rotating PTO or drive shaft. 2. The vehicle version with fold-down safety bar
3. Make sure drive shaft and PTO are equipped (optional) offers no protection against objects
with protective guards and sleeves. entering the driver seat area from the side.
4. After switching off the PTO, the attached Operations that require a certain level of
implement may continue running due to the protection, require additional safety measures.
flywheel mass. In this case, do not go near the
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to a complete standstill.
5. When the drive shaft is removed, cover the
PTO shaft with its protective cap.
6. When installing and removing the drive shaft,
no other persons should be present in the cab.
7. Operation of controls for the tractor and
mounted implements by persons in the cab,
especially children, may result in severe or
fatal injury.
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Protection against hazardous sub- Text-module
Advice for front loader maintenance.
stances entering the interior of the 1. Before undertaking maintenance work, lower
cab the front loader to the ground, switch off the
1. The vehicle version with cab complies with the engine and remove the ignition key.
requirements against hazardous substances 2. In the event of a collapsed pipe rupture valve,
entering the interior of the cab to EN 15695-1, support the load before starting repair work,
Category 2. The level of protection is depen- and slowly retract the cylinder.
dent on the cab air filter used and the settings 3. Hydraulic hoses deteriorate with age. Check
made in the ventilation system. condition of hydraulic hoses at regular
2. The cab version 'low roof' (optional) only intervals, if necessary replace with original
complies with the requirements against parts.
hazardous substances entering the interior of 4. Following installation and repairs, operate the
the cab to EN 15695-1, Category 1. tractor for a short time, then retighten all nuts
3. The vehicle version with fold-down safety bar and bolts and check them regularly.
(optional) offers no protection against 5. Retighten eccentric bolt for front loader
hazardous substances entering.Operations attachment, if necessary.
that require a certain level of protection,
require additional safety measures. ETNum-list
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Maintenance
1. Before maintenance and repair work, switch
Text-module
off the engine and remove the ignition key.

Relieve pressure from implement lines, e.g. to
the front loader.
2. Any person should keep clear of a lifted,
unsecured load (e.g. tilted cab and similar).
3. Never open or remove any protection devices
while the engine is running.
4. Never grasp leaking pressure lines.
Pressurised fluids (diesel or hydr. oil) escaping
under high pressure can penetrate the skin
and cause severe injuries. If this has occurred,
seek medical advice at once to avoid the risk
of serious infection.
5. Keep at a safe distance from hot areas.
6. Hydraulic accumulator and connected pipes
are highly pressurised. Only remove and
repair in accordance with instructions provided
in Technical Manual.
7. Dispose of oil, fuels and filters properly!
8. For fitting tires, specialist knowledge and
special mounting tools are required.
9. Run the tractor for a short time, then retighten
all wheel nuts and bolts; check them regularly.
For correct torque values refer to TECHNICAL
DATA.
10. Before working on the electrical system,
always remove the ground strap from the
battery. Observe the following, when carrying
out electric welding. When carrying out
electric welding on tractor or mounted
implements, make sure that both battery
terminals are disconnected. Attach the
ground terminal as close as possible to the
welding point.
11. Only use original FENDT spare parts.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Location of safety signs Operation_Pic_number:1
Operation_Pic_number:1
Fig.4
Explanation: Keep a distance when operating
the power lift and do not go between the tractor
and the implement.
Fig.1
Position: On the rear left and right mudguards
Explanation: Before initial start-up read and next to the linkage controls.
observe the Operating Manual and the safety Operation_Pic_number:1
instructions.
Position: Inside the cab on right.
Fig.2
Fig.5
Explanation: Observe regulations for speed
limits and trailer brake systems. Explanation: Caution against escaping
Position: Inside the cab on right. high-pressure fluids. Observe instructions in
Operation_Pic_number:1 Technical manual.
Position: Front left near the front axle
suspension hydraulic cylinder.
Fig.3
Explanation: Observe maximum vertical hitch
load.
Position: On the rear right mudguard.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Operation_Pic_number:1 Operation_Pic_number:1
Fig.9
Example: Attention when electric welding.
Position: Inside the cab on left.
Fig.6
Explanation: Pressure accumulator under gas
and oil pressure. Removal and repair only
according to the instructions in the Technical
Manual. Fig.10
Position: On the pressure accumulator for the
front axle suspension. Explanation: Always wear your safety belt.
Position: Inside the cab on left, at transverse
beam of front windscreen.
Fig.7 Fig.11
Explanation: Taking along persons without a Explanation: Observe towing regulations.

proper seat is not permitted. Position: Inside the cab.
Position: Inside the cab, rear left side window
pane.
Fig.8
Explanation: Bring protective devices into
position outside of the crop rows.
Position: Left on the roll-over bar (only on
tractors with roll-over bars).
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OPERATION
1. Driver seat
DANGER:
Never adjust the seat while the tractor is moving (risk of accident).
WARNING:
Before every initial start-up of the tractor and every time drivers are changed, the indi-
vidual weight setting function must be carried out to adapt to the weight of the driver.
If a seat belt is available, always attach it.
1.1 Driver seat

C = Fore/aft adjustment
Fore/aft adjustment is released by
pulling the locking lever up.
After adjusting the seat, the locking lever
must lock in place with a click. The driver
seat should not be able to be moved.
Text-module
D = Lateral suspension
1 = Lateral suspension OFF
2 = Lateral suspension ON
Text-module
E = Lumbar support
Turning the adjustment wheel changes
the supporting curve in the lower and up-
per part of the cushioned backrest.
Up - maximum curve on top
Middle - no curve
Down - maximum curve on bottom
Text-module
F = Backrest adjustment
Pull lock up.
Fig.1 Move the backrest in to the desired posi-
Text-module
tion, the lock must click in the desired
A = Weight adjustment position.
Adjust the driver seat, while under load,
by turning the handle.
The setting is correct, when the same
display appears in the window as on the
height setting (e.g. Indicator I).
Text-module
B = Height adjustment
Adjust the driver seat while under load
by turning the handle (B).
Display (arrowed)
I - Lowest position
II - Middle position
III - Highest position
Weight must be set each time height has
been adjusted.
Text-module
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OPERATION
1.2 Driver seat with pneumatic
suspension
D = Lumbar support
Turning the adjustment wheel changes
the supporting curve in the lower and up-
per part of the cushioned backrest.
Up - maximum curve on top
Middle - no curve
Down - maximum curve on bottom
Text-module
E = Backrest adjustment
Pull lock up.
Move backrest into the desired position,
the lock must click in the desired posi-
tion.
Fig.2
Text-module
A = Weight and height adjustment

Adjust the driver seat while under load
by pulling or pressing the adjusting
control.
The setting is correct when the green
marker is completely visible in the
window (arrowed).
To prevent damage to the compressor,
actuate the control at most 1 minute.
Text-module
B = Fore/aft adjustment
Fore/aft adjustment is released by
pulling the locking lever up.
After adjusting the seat, the locking lever
must lock in place with a click. The driver
seat should not be able to be moved.
Text-module
C = Lateral suspension
1 = Lateral suspension OFF
2 = Lateral suspension ON
Text-module
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OPERATION
2. Display instruments and operating controls
2.1 Front controls
Fig.3
Text-module
A = Hand brake
B = Clutch pedal
C = Adjusting steering wheel position
D = Reversing gearbox (only for TMS)
E = Combination switch
F = Preheat starter switch
G = Joystick
H = Accelerator pedal
J = Brake pedals
K = Hand throttle
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OPERATION
2.2 Heater plug starter switch 2.4 Steering wheel adjustment
WARNING:
Never adjust the steering wheel
when moving.
Fig.4
Text-module
0 = Consumers off, key can be removed.

I = General consumers, key cannot be re-
moved + preheating (automatic).
II = Starting + consumers.
2.3 Combination switch

Fig.6
● Release lock (A), move the steering wheel
into the desired position, (see also OPERA-
TION Section 19).
2.5 Reversing gearbox

Text-module
(only for TMS)

Fig.5
A = Right turn signal indicator
B = Left turn signal indicator
C = 1. With lights switched on: toggle dipped
beam, main beam.
2. With lights switched off headlamp flas-
her.
D = Horn
E = Windshield washer system (wipers work
afterwards).
F = Windscreen wipers with intermittent and
continuous operation. Fig.7
● Press switch (A) briefly in the desired direc-
tion.
The tractor slows to a standstill, then accelerates

in the opposite direction up to previous transmis-
sion ratio (see also OPERATION Section 10.6).
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OPERATION
2.6 Instrument cluster
Fig.8
Text-module
A = Operating status display, displays engine and PTO speeds.

B = Multiple display, displays time, operating hours, warning and fault messages.
C = Operating status display, displays travel speed information.
Text-module
1st trailer light indicator 4WD engaged
2nd trailer light indicator Main beam
Alternator not charging Right turning signal indicator
Preheat indicator Reverse travel direction
Hydraulic trailer brake Hazard light indicator
Compressed air supply Forward travel direction
Engine temperature Left turning signal indicator
Fuel Warning lamp
Cruise control engaged
Differential lock engaged
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OPERATION
2.7 Dashboard control panel Text-module
Transmission functions
Operation_Pic_number:1 Tractor Management System (TMS)
ON/OFF (also see OPERATION
Section 12).
Transmission Neutral ON/OFF (also

see OPERATION Section 12).
Pedal speed range in Tractor

Management System (TMS) operation
(also see OPERATION Section 12.1).
Text-module
Fig.9 Hydraulic functions (also see OPERATION

Text-module Section 20).
4WD (see also OPERATION Section 14). Hydraulic trailer brake load transfer
4WD 100%; ON/OFF (French version) ON/OFF
Hydraulic multi-circuit system (oil flow

4WD automatic mode ON/OFF collection) ON/OFF
Hydraulic valve lock ON/OFF

Text-module Note: LED is not lit, valves ready for
Differential lock (see also OPERATION operation.
Section 15).
Differential lock 100 % ON/OFF
NOTE:
If the LED next to the pressed key is lit, the
function is active.
Differential lock automatic mode ON/
OFF
Text-module
Front axle suspension (also see OPERATION
Section 16).
Suspension locked
Suspension ON
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OPERATION
2.8 Operating status indicator
Fig.10
Text-module
A = Compressed air supply

Indicator flashes in the red zone, operating pressure has not yet been attained.
Indicator in the green zone, operating pressure has been attained.
B = Engine speed
C = Front PTO speed
D = Rear PTO speed
Text-module
E = Clock
F = No. of operating hours
The default display is the time and the number of operating hours. This is interrupted for warnings, fault
messages and on-board computer functions.
Text-module
G = Fuel supply
Indicator in red zone, fuel supply is low. Fill up with diesel.
Indicator flashes in red zone, fuel supply is very low. Fill up with diesel.
H = Engine temperature
When the bar indicators reach the red zone, relieve the engine of load immediately and allow
to cool down for about 2 minutes at 1000 rpm, then turn the engine off.
J = Stored cruise control speed.
K = Travel speed indicator
NOTE:
For a precise reading, adjust the speed indicator under operating conditions (see also OPERA-
TION Section 31.1).
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OPERATION
2.9 Dashboard 2.11 Operating controls, right
Button for lighting and hazard war-

ning light
Fig.13
A = Temperature control switch
B = Fan switch (see also OPERATION Sec-
Fig.11 tion 6).
A = Front headlamps. Position lamps. C = Illumination for right-hand console
B = Additional headlamps, top front. D = Space for radio installation, blanking pa-
C = Work lights (optional), top front. Only nel. Connectors behind the panel are fit-
function if headlamps are on. ted as standard.
D = Hazard warning light
NOTE:
Reserve fasteners to screw on additional de-
2.10 Cab top section, front vices are located behind the panels (arro-
wed).
Work light back, only functions when
driving lights are on.
Rear window wiper and washing system.
Rotating beacon
Fig.12 Work light front (Twin Power), (optional).

Text-module
● Roller shade (A).

● Vents (arrowed), adjustable for heating and
ventilation.
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OPERATION
2.12 Multiple display Text-module
Default display with function display
Joystick TMS active (optional).
Control keys for multiple display
Driving pedal TMS active

(optional).
Valves that are assigned with the

joystick (Profi).
Fig.14
Note:
A = Return to previous menu level. Button controls for RAISE,
B = Keys for browsing through the menu le- LOWER, FLOATING POSITION,
vels and setting functions (e.g. time). REAR POWER LIFT
C = Key for calling up menu levels and ente- ACTUATION.
ring settings. Priority function
Note:
Default display Valves 1-4 or the rear power lift
Time, operating hours can be prioritised.
Turboclutch deactivated
Fig.15
A = Default display
B = Maximum display Power lift automatic mode active.
Speed automatic mode active

Note: Not available in ground
speed PTO version.
Ground speed PTO active

(optional).
Text-module
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OPERATION
First main menu Indicator (G) appears for: rear
Press key, the first main menu appears PTO-engine speed/rear power lift
on the multiple display. automatic functions (see OPERATION
Section 17).
Indicator (H) appears for: TMS (see
OPERATION Section 12).
Indicator (J) appears for: change to se-

cond menu level.
Fig.16
Use the keys to select the desired menus (see
OPERATION Fig. 14).
Indicator (A) appears for: engine speed

memory (see OPERATION Section 10.8).
Indicator (B) appears for: cruise control

speed (see OPERATION Section 10.7).
Indicator (C) appears for: load limit

control (see OPERATION Section 10.9).
Indicator (D) appears for: fuel

consumption indicator (see OPERATION
Section 11).
Indicator (E) appears for: hydraulic

functions
Indicator (F) appears for: turboclutch

function (see OPERATION Section 10.5).
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OPERATION
Second main menu Indicator (F) appears for: hydraulics
calibration (settings, see Workshop
Documents).
Indicator (G) appears for: diagnostics

menu, (see OPERATION Fig. 19).
Setting time (see OPERATION

Section 5).
Calling up the fault memory (see FAULTS

AND REMEDIAL ACTIONS Section 1.2).
Fig.17
OPERATION Fig. 14).
Indicator (A) appears for: transmission

calibration (see OPERATION Fig. 18),
tyre size (see OPERATION
Section 31.2), speed display (see OPE-
RATION Section 31.1), setting accelera-
tion rate. Emergency operating mode
(see FAULTS AND REMEDIAL ACTI-
ONS Section 4).
Indicator (B) appears for: front PTO ca-

libration (see OPERATION
Section 13.6).
Note: only appears if front PTO is fitted.
Indicator (C) appears for: front axle

suspension calibration (settings, see
Workshop Documents).
Note: only appears if front axle
suspension is fitted.
Indicator (D) appears for: EPC

Documents), changing vibration damping
cut-in speed.
Indicator (E) appears for: rear PTO

Documents).
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OPERATION
Transmission calibration menu Diagnostics menu
Fig.18
OPERATION Fig. 14).
Transmission calibration, indicator (A) Fig.19

appears (settings, see Workshop
Documents). Use the keys to select the desired menus (see
OPERATION Fig. 14).
Tyre circumference, indicator (B)
appears. Indicator (A) appears for: display of
Note: transmission ratios.
Tyre circumference is factory set.
Tyre circumference can be changed
manually. Indicator (B) appears for: display of
Tyre circumference is automatically transmission pressures, transmission
saved when calibrating the speed temperature and clutch position.
displays.
Indicator (C) appears for: position of
Tyre circumference calibration, indicator the rear PTO preselection switch.
(C) appears.
Note: setting range is from
30 - 100 Meter. Indicator (D) appears for: battery
voltage.
Change acceleration rate for level I,
indicator (D) appears.
Note: setting range is from Indicator (E) appears for: current
0.02 - 0.5 km/h. height of the front axle suspension.
Note: only appears if front axle
Indicator (F) for emergency operating suspension is fitted.
mode appears, (see FAULTS AND
REMEDIAL ACTIONS Section 4). Indicator (F) appears for: engine
settings (EDC).
Indicator (G) appears for: rear power

lift diagnostics.
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OPERATION
2.13 Dimming instruments 2.14 Multifunction armrest
Vario joystick version (without

crossgate lever)
Fig.20
The background lighting can be set separately
for day and night operation. Fig.21
● Press key (A) longer than 2 seconds, the Text-module
background lighting gets lighter. A = Linear modules, for operating hydraulic

● Press key (B) longer than 2 seconds, the valves.
background lighting gets darker. B = EPC control panel
C = PTO controls
NOTE: D = Joystick
Can only be set in default display (time and E = Under the armrest, hydraulic setting
operating hours). functions.
Vario joystick version

Fig.22
Text-module
A = Linear modules, for operating hydraulic

valves.
B = EPC control panel
C = PTO controls
D = Joystick
E = Crossgate lever
F = Under the armrest, hydraulic setting
functions.
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OPERATION
Profi joystick version
3. Electric main switch
Text-module
(optional)
Fig.23
Text-module
A = Linear modules, for operating hydraulic Fig.24

valves. Text-module
B = EPC control panel

C = Mini-hydraulics Switch-off conditions
D = PTO controls ● Engine OFF
● Ignition OFF
E = Joystick
F = Tilt-angle marker (three-point). NOTE:
G = Under the armrest, hydraulic setting After switching ignition OFF, wait approx.
functions. 45 seconds. Only then switch off the main
H = Crossgate lever power circuit, otherwise system settings will
not be saved.
Text-module
Switching off main power circuit

● Press button (A).
NOTE:
If the main power circuit is switched off, no
circuits function, except for the radio, clock
and interior lighting.
Text-module
Switching on main power circuit

NOTE:
Only switch the ignition and engine on again
after the main power circuit has been
switched on.
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OPERATION
4. Power outlets
4.1 Socket
Fig.25 Fig.27
Text-module
A = Socket (A) at front (with front power lift
A = 25 A continuous current outlet
only).
B = 10 A socket Operation_Pic_number:1
C = Implement socket
Fig.28
Fig.26 A = Sockets (A) for 3rd/4th hydraulic circuit.
A = Trailer socket.
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OPERATION
5. Set time and date
Text-module
● Ignition ON.
Fig.31
● Image (A) is shown on the multiple display.
Text-module
The first digit flashes.
Press the key till the desired number

appears.
Fig.29 Press the key, the next digit for the time
flashes.
Press key, the first main menu appears Repeat this procedure until the desired
on the multiple display. time and date is shown.
Press either of the keys repeatedly until Press the key, the new time and date are
symbol (A) flashes. accepted.
Press key.
Fig.30
Text-module
Press either of the keys repeatedly until
symbol (A) flashes.
Press key.
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OPERATION
6. Heating and
ventilation
6.1 Heating and blower
infinitely adjustable
NOTE:
The heating depends on the water
temperature.
Fig.33
Text-module
Recirculated air supply / fresh air

supply
Circulating air supply
● Open air vent (A), mix between recirculating
air supply / fresh air supply.
Fresh air supply

● Close the vent (A).
Fig.32
Text-module
● Switch on blower with knob (A). Use the air vents to adjust the amount of air and
guide air flow.
The desired blower speed can be adjusted Text-module
steplessly by turning the knob.

Protective measures to prevent
0 = Blower off.
Text-module hazardous substances from entering
● Set temperature range with the knob (B). the interior of the cab
The cab complies with the requirements for
The temperature is adjusted steplessly by
protection against hazardous substances accor-
turning the knob.
ding to EN 15695-1 Category 2 under the follo-
wing conditions:
6.2 Ventilation ● Cab, doors, windows and roof hatch are clo-
Text-module
sed.
● The cab air filter must be functional and
CAUTION: clean.
When using the tractor for spraying ● Knob set to overpressure mode (see C/ OPE-
operations (e.g. weed or pest RATION Fig. 32).
control), fit filter cartridge ● Recirculating air supply (see A/ OPERATION
(aerosols), deactivate recirculated Fig. 33) is closed.
air mode. The auxiliary blower crea-
tes a vacuum in the cab. After each NOTE:
spraying operation, replace the filter The cab in the 'low roof' version complies
cartridge with a normal cartridge.
Follow the instructions given with with the requirements of EN 15695-1 Cate-
the filter. Cab and filter do not gory 1.
guarantee 100% protection against
harmful chemicals. Follow the
manufacturers instructions!
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OPERATION
7. Side view mirror 8. Start-up
CAUTION: DANGER:
Before driving the tractor and Only fill up when the engine is stop-
starting work, adjust the mirror to ped.
guarantee a clear view of the road
and of the working area to the rear.
8.1 Daily check
Pull-out sideview mirror Operation_Pic_number:1
Fig.35
Fig.34 ● Check fuel level; if necessary, open tank cap
● Adjust to tractor and/or trailer width using (A) and top up fuel through filler hole.
screw (arrowed).
NOTE:
Only use approved diesel fuel that complies
with EN 590 (biodiesel max. 5%) and
DIN 51628 (biodiesel max. 7%).
Text-module
Top up with fuel after the days operation to avoid

build-up of condensation.
NOTE:
Ensure cleanliness!
Do not spill fuel.
● Check engine oil level (see also CARE AND
MAINTENANCE Section 3.4).
● Check transmission oil level (see also CARE
AND MAINTENANCE Section 9.2).
● Drain the water from the compressed air re-
servoir (see also IMPLEMENTS
Section 1.2).
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OPERATION
8.2 Winter operation 9. Starting and stopping
the engine
Text-module
Keep battery well charged.

Use winter-grade fuel, capable of flow to approx.
-23 °C.
At -20 °C, use engine oil 10W-40. DANGER:
Before starting, make sure that
Below -20 °C, use engine oil 5W-40. nobody is within the danger zone of
35-50% vol. antifreeze in the coolant. the engine/tractor.
Text-module
Start the engine from the driver seat
Winter maintenance operations only. Never short-circuit the battery.
For winter maintenance operations or other Never leave the engine running in a
similar operations, wax the tractor with washable confined space!
protective wax Custos 80-16-5 A. Do not use priming fuel (e.g.
Use Dinitrol 3650 if wax should not be washed Startpilot)!
off.
NOTE: 9.1 Starting the engine

Both products can be ordered via the Fendt
Parts Service. IMPORTANT:
Text-module
Do not start or operate the tractor without a
battery. This could destroy the alternator.
Engine coolant heater Pay attention to warnings and fault mes-
(optional) sages. If necessary, switch off the engine im-
● Connect heater unit to the mains supply mediately.
(230 V) using the cable provided.
● Apply the hand brake.
Preheating time for the engine coolant heater is ● Depress clutch pedal (starter lockout is deac-
at least 3 hrs., depending on outside tivated).
temperature. Observe oil temperature. ● Electrical operating Switch off all consumers
if possible.
NOTE: Operation_Pic_number:1
The engine coolant heater unit must only be

connected to the mains supply if this is
protected by a residual current device.
NOTE:
If temperatures below 0 °C are expected,
already connect the heater unit at
temperatures above 0 °C.
NOTE:
Adding normal petrol is not permissible due
to safety and technical reasons (cavitation in
injection system). Diesel fuels for
temperatures down to - 44 °C are available for
Artic climates. It is also possible to add cold Fig.36
flow improver to the diesel. The selection of ● Turn ignition key to position I, following sym-
suitable additives as well as the amount bols are illuminated:
required and the mixing procedure should LED neutral - control console right.
always be chosen in consultation with the
fuel supplier.
Charge indicator lamp.
Travel direction indicators flash.
Wait until the preheat indicator goes out.
Steady light indicates preheating time.
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OPERATION
● Turn ignition key to II and once the engine 9.3 Tow-starting
has started, move it back to I.
● Battery charge indicator lamp must go out.
WARNING:
NOTE: Tow starting is not permitted.
If at very low temperatures the engine does
not start within about 20 seconds, abort the
starting procedure, allow the starter to cool 9.4 Switching off the engine
down and wait for about 1 minute before
trying again. ● Turn ignition key to position 0.
Text-module
Switch off ignition before attempting to start

again. NOTE:
Allow starter to cool down. Do not operate the After operating at full load, do not stop the
starter while the engine is still turning. In the engine immediately but allow it to cool down
event of repeatedly unsuccessful starting for about 2 minutes at about 1000 rpm.
attempts, refer to FAULTS AND REMEDIAL
ACTION.
9.5 Stopping and immobilising
the tractor
9.2 Jump starting
WARNING:
WARNING: Before leaving the tractor, apply the
Do not allow contact between the hand brake, stop the engine, lower
non-insulated parts of the battery hydraulic implements to the ground
clamps. The jump lead connected to and remove the ignition key. Make
the positive terminal should not sure the tractor is secured to
come into contact with any prevent it rolling. On slopes, chock
electrically conductive parts of the the wheels. If the tractor is left on a
vehicle - danger of shorting! public road, switch on the hazard
To avoid sparks, always attach the warning lights and place the hazard
jump lead clamps in the correct warning triangle.
order.
Text-module
If the battery is partially discharged, the engine

can be started with the battery on another Hazard warning triangle
tractor, or with an additional battery. Warning triangle is not included in the scope of
● With a jump lead, connect the positive termi- delivery.
nal to the positive terminal of the external bat- We would recommend ordering the warning
tery. triangle from:
● Firstly connect jump lead onto the negative GEKA GmbH Germany 73054 Eislingen / Fils
terminal of the discharging battery, then onto Schloßstraße 97
the negative terminal. Tel. 0049 7161/99903-0
● Start the engine of the second tractor.
Fax 0049 7161/99903-99
● When the engine is running, disconnect both
leads in the reverse order.
Text-module
NOTE:
The external battery must be a 12 Volt battery
and have about the same capacity (Ah) as the
discharged battery.
When jump starting, the engine must be
started immediately after connecting,
otherwise the assisting battery will become
discharged as well.
Do not reverse the terminal polarity.
Use only jump leads with sufficient
cross-section, and with insulated clamps.
Do not disconnect a discharged battery from
the on-board electrical system.
If the tractor is left unused for an extended
period, the battery can be recharged with a
battery charger (12V).
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OPERATION
10. Vario transmission 10.2 Neutral position
WARNING:
10.1 Joystick Before leaving the tractor, make sure
the transmission is set in neutral
Vario joystick version and engage hand brake.
If the engine is started or hand brake is applied,

the transmission shifts to Neutral.
Fig.37
Text-module
A = Change of forward transmission ratio

B = Change of reverse transmission ratio
C = Changing direction of travel Fig.39
Text-module
D = Cruise control ON Engaging and disengaging neutral with
E = Activation button key.
Profi joystick version Text-module

Indicators in neutral position:
LED next to the key lights up.
Travel direction indicators flash.
Text-module
NOTE:
When the hand brake is applied, the neutral
button can be used to disengage neutral po-
sition (starting assistance).
If the hand brake is not released within
30 seconds, the transmission shifts into neu-
Fig.38 tral again.
A = Change of forward transmission ratio Indicators when neutral position is

B = Change of reverse transmission ratio disengaged:
C = Changing direction of travel Travel direction indicators are lit.
D = Cruise control ON
E = Activation button Stop light flashes.
NOTE:
If the vehicle is at a standstill, a change in ● ACTIVE symbol indicator on the multiple
transmission ratio or travel direction is only display.
carried out if the activation key is pressed.
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OPERATION
10.3 Selecting acceleration ra-
NOTE:
tes When cruise control is on, the time to reach
the stored speed depends on the accelera-
Vario joystick version tion rate selected. Position I is programma-
ble.
Setting acceleration rate I

Fig.40

Operation_Pic_number:1 Fig.42
Press key, the first main menu appears
on the multiple display.

Press key.
Fig.41
Text-module
● Using the switch (arrowed), four different ac-

celeration rates can be selected.
With steady actuating of the joystick in one direc-

tion and at steady engine speed, driving speed
increases slowest in Rate I and fastest in Rate
IV.
In Rate I, the rate of change of speed can be set

at between 0.02 km/h and 0.5 km/h using the
keypad on the dashboard (at rated engine
speed).
The following table shows the change of speed if
the joystick is pressed once, and the time to re-
ach maximum speed if the joystick is pressed
steadily, for the 4 acceleration rates.
Rate One push 0 to 40 km/h

I 0.02 - 0.5 km/h 250-45.5 secs
II 0.5 km/h 45.5 secs
III 1 km/h 23.8 secs
IV 1 km/h 10 secs
Values at rated engine speed.
Text-module
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OPERATION
Fig.45
Press any of the keys repeatedly until the
desired value is displayed.
The displayed value is accepted
immediately.
Fig.43 Use the ESC key to save and return to
● The second main menu level appears on the the previous menu level.
multiple display.
Text-module
Press either of the keys repeatedly until Text-module

Recommended use
Rate I = Use for specialist operations, e.g.
Press key. road-milling machine.
Rate II = Use in field work, heavy traction
work.
Operation_Pic_number:1 Rate III = Use for transport operations.
Rate IV = Use if maximum acceleration is
desired.
Fig.44
Text-module
The transmission calibration menu appears
Press key.
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OPERATION
10.4 Driving the tractor Stopping and starting on slopes
● Move joystick against the actual travel
direction.
WARNING:
Always engage the gears when The tractor slows down until it comes to a
travelling downhill. Do not select standstill. Active symbol is displayed.
neutral.
At engine speeds over 2600 rpm, the NOTE:
transmission ratio is no longer Below an engine speed of 1300 rpm, and
reduced; to reduce speed, apply the depending on loads, some slipping due to the
brake. turboclutch function must be expected.
Text-module
Clutch pedal
In sudden emergencies, the tractor can be
stopped by pressing the clutch and brake
pedals.
Text-module
End speed control

End speed control is a cruise control function
which compensates for variations in engine
speed.
The speed control is terminated by operating
any of the following:
1. Joystick.
Fig.46 2. Brake pedal.
Text-module
3. Clutch pedal.
Starting off forward from a standstill: ETNum-list
● Press the activating key on the back of the

joystick.
● If the joystick is moved forward, the tractor
moves off and accelerates forward.
● If the joystick is released, it automatically
returns to centre position and the
transmission ratio remains constant.
● If the joystick is moved back, the tractor slows
down and is positively braked until it comes to
a stop.
Text-module
Reversing from a standstill:

● Press the activating key on the back of the
joystick.
● If the joystick is pulled back, the tractor will
move off in reverse and accelerate.
● If the joystick is released, it automatically
returns to centre position and the
transmission ratio remains constant.
● If the joystick is moved forward while
reversing, the tractor slows down and is
positively braked until it comes to a standstill.
Text-module
NOTE:
It is also possible to operate the joystick first,
then press the activating key afterwards.
NOTE:
Acoustic warning signal when reversing
(optional).
Text-module
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OPERATION
10.5 Turboclutch Return to the previous menu level with
Text-module the ESC key.
The transmission control includes a turboclutch
function. This allows the tractor to be stopped Operation_Pic_number:1
with the accelerator pedal.
This means:
1. No engine stalling under difficult conditions.
2. No wheel spinning.
3. Full power transmission available from about
1300 rpm.
ETNum-list
Text-module Fig.49
Deactivating turboclutch function The turboclutch function is disengaged, symbol

(A) appears on the multiple display.
Text-module
Conditions for deactivating
● The engine must be running.
● No current fault messages.
Driving off using the turboclutch
● Transmission in neutral. function
● Emergency mode is not active. ● Set idling speed.
Operation_Pic_number:1 ● Apply the brake.
● Press activating key and use the joystick to
select the desired direction of travel.
● Release the brake and start off by
accelerating slightly.
● Use the joystick to obtain the desired ground
speed.
NOTE:
Avoid prolonged standstills (approx.
1 minute) with the turboclutch active.
When driving with constant loads, do not al-
low the engine speed to fall below 1300 rpm.
Do not operate the clutch pedal for long pe-
riods.
Fig.47

Press key.
Fig.48
Press any of the keys until symbol (B)
appears in the multiple display.
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OPERATION
10.6 Changing direction of Changing direction with the switch
travel on the steering column
(only with TMS)
The tractor slows down to a standstill and then Operation_Pic_number:1
accelerates in the opposite direction until it

reaches the previously set transmission ratio.
The change in direction is triggered by moving
the joystick to the left.
In tractors with TMS the change in direction can
also be trigged with the lever on the steering
wheel.
Text-module
Direction changing is cancelled when the
following are operated:
1. Joystick.
2. Neutral key.
ETNum-list
The following factors will block the function, Fig.50
but not terminate it:
1. Load limit control. Press the lever (A) briefly.
2. Engine speed above 2,600 rpm. ● The tractor slows down to a standstill and
3. Turboclutch function. accelerates in the opposite direction until it
reaches the previous transmission ratio.
ETNum-list
NOTE: Press lever (A) long/hold.

An uncompleted rapid reverse operation is ● The tractor slows to a standstill. When switch
indicated by a flashing direction of travel in- (A) is released, the tractor drives in the
dicator. The selected change of direction is desired travel direction with the last used
activated as soon as the problem is solved. transmission ratio.
Text-module
NOTE:
According to the selected acceleration rate, NOTE:
the reverse will be executed more or less While slowing down, the preselected
rapidly. direction is indicated by a flashing light. The
active direction is indicated by a continuous
light.
An acoustic warning signal (optional) sounds
when reverse driving is selected.
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OPERATION
10.7 Cruise control Storing the current speed
NOTE: NOTE:
Cruise control only possible at an engine The speed remains in memory, even after the
speed above 1300 rpm. ignition has been switched off.
With cruise control, current speed is maintained
without storing.
In addition, two speeds can be stored to allow
the tractor system to be configured for two
different situations, such as field work and road
travel.
The stored speed is reached within a time that
depends on the acceleration rate selected (see
also OPERATION Section 10.3).
Text-module
Maintaining current speed

NOTE:
No speed may be preselected. Fig.53
NOTE:
No speed may be preselected, indicator lamp
in button (A) is not lit.
● Accelerate to the desired speed.
● Press button (A) longer than 2 seconds,
indicator lamp in button is lit.
Fig.51
● Accelerate to the desired speed.
● Move the joystick briefly to the right (away
from driver seat).
Fig.54
● Indicator lamp (A) lights up if the cruise
control function is active.
● Speed is displayed on the multiple display (B)
for 3 seconds.
● The speed is stored and can be activated with
the key (A /see OPERATION Fig. 57).
Text-module
Fig.52
● Indicator lamp (A) lights up, speed is
displayed for 3 seconds on the multiple
display (B).
Current speed now remains constant,

irrespective of engine speed.
Text-module
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OPERATION
Preselecting speed Actuating the preselected speed
(also see OPERATION Section 12.1.) Operation_Pic_number:1
NOTE:
The speed remains in memory, even after the
ignition has been switched off.
Fig.57
● A speed must be preselected, indicator lamp
in button is lit.
● Press button (A) once, cruise control I is
preselected.
Fig.55 ● Press button (A) twice, cruise control II is
Text-module
Press key, the first main menu appears preselected.
on the multiple display. ● Move joystick briefly to the right.
Press either of the keys repeatedly until NOTE:

symbol (A) flashes. It is possible to toggle between both of the
preselected speeds by pressing the button
twice quickly.
Press key.
The following image appears on the
multiple display.
Fig.56
A = Cruise control I
B = Cruise control II Fig.58
Press button to select. ● Indicator lamp (A) lights up if the cruise
control function is active.
● Speed is displayed on the multiple display (B)
for 3 seconds.
Press any of the keys repeatedly until the ● The targeted speed (C) is displayed in the
desired value is displayed. instrument cluster.
immediately. The speed stored in the selected memory is
Return to the previous menu level with actuated and remains constant irrespective of
the ESC key. engine speed.
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OPERATION
Cruise control speed can be adapted to the ope- 10.8 Engine speed memory
rating conditions by adjusting the stored speed.
NOTE: Maintaining/storing the current

Memorised speeds can only be activated engine speed
while the tractor is moving.
The stored value can be activated in either di-
rection of travel.
If the selected speed is not reached, check
the setting for the load limit control.
Text-module
Cruise control function remains active until
one of the following occurs:
1. Clutch pedal is depressed.
2. Brake pedal is depressed.
3. Joystick is activated.
4. Neutral key is activated.
5. Engine speed falls below 1,300 rpm.
ETNum-list Fig.59
NOTE:
No engine speed may be preselected,
indicator lamp in button (A) must not be lit.
Text-module
● Driving to desired engine speed.

● If key (A) is pressed less than 2 seconds, the
tractor drives to the stored engine speed.
● If key (A) is pressed longer than 2 seconds,
the current engine speed is stored. This
setting remains in memory, even after the
ignition has been switched off.
● Indicator lamp in button (A) is lit.
Fig.60
● Engine speed is displayed on the multiple
display (A) for 3 seconds.
The engine speed now remains constant.

Text-module
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OPERATION
Preselecting engine speed Attaining the preselected engine
Engine speed can be adapted to the operating speed
conditions by adjusting the stored engine speed. Operation_Pic_number:1
NOTE:
The engine speed remains in memory, even
after the ignition has been switched off.
Fig.63
Text-module
● Press key (A) less than 2 seconds.

● Indicator lamp in button (A) is lit.
● Engine speed is displayed on the multiple
Fig.61 display (A) for 3 seconds.
Text-module
Press key, the first main menu appears The preselected engine speed is targeted and
on the multiple display. once attained, remains constant.
Press either of the keys repeatedly until Engine speed can be adapted to the operating
symbol (A) flashes. conditions by adjusting the stored engine speed.
NOTE:
Press key. Stored engine speeds can only be activated
while the engine is running.
If the selected engine speed is not attained,
check the setting for the load limit control.
Text-module
Storing engine speed to memory is

terminated if:
● overridden with hand throttle.
● brake is actuated at speeds over 18 km/h.
Fig.62
immediately.
Return to the previous menu level with
the ESC key.
NOTE:
Idle speed cannot be stored.
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OPERATION
10.9 Load limit control 10.10 Towing instructions
The load limit control is activated automatically if Operation_Pic_number:1
engine speed drops under load. To do this, the

tractor automatically uses the transmission con-
trol to reduce the vehicle speed so that engine
speed does not drop any further.
Setting load limit control

Fig.66
Shift transmission into neutral position with lever
(A).
● Engine off.
● Unlock lever (A) and pull back.
Indicator for mechanical neutral
Fig.64 position appears in the multiple
Text-module
display.

NOTE:
Maximum speed 10 km/h.
Maximum distance 8 km.
Press key.
After finishing the towing operation, move
lever (A) back to original position.
Fig.65
desired value for the engine load
(0 - 30%) appears.
immediately. In this way, the tractor can
be adapted to the current situation during
operation.
the ESC key.
NOTE:
The load limit control only changes the trans-
mission ratio to slower. Reaccelerating, when
the engine speed increases again, can either
be done manually using the joystick or auto-
matically with the cruise control function.
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OPERATION
11. Fuel consumption
measurement
11.1 Call up fuel consumption
display
Fig.68
● The fuel consumption menu appears on the
multiple display.
A = Current fuel consumption.
B = Average fuel consumption.
Measured starting from last reset.
C = Sum counter 1 (e.g. for comparing the
Fig.67 same operation when different driving
Text-module styles are used).
Procedure: Measured starting from last reset
Press key, the first main menu appears D = Sum counter 2 (e.g. for comparing the
on the multiple display. same operation when different driving
styles are used).
Press either of the keys repeatedly until Measured starting from last reset.
Set value to zero
Press key. symbol (B) appears next to the desired
value.
Press key.
Text-module
NOTE:
Maximum value for the sum counter is
30,000 litres, then measuring starts at 0
again.
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OPERATION
12. Tractor Management 12.1 Pedal range
System (TMS) (optional) NOTE:
In pedal range I, the desired range is
activated, in pedal range II, the maximum
DANGER: range is always selected.
Trailer pilot control and brake Operation_Pic_number:1
(compressed air) only take effect

when the tractor brake pedal is
depressed. When driving with a
trailer, do not use the joystick /
driving pedal to brake!
Text-module
Driving in pedal mode with trailer

1.Set driving pedal range to max.
2. Bring trailer drawbar into a horizontal position
relative to hitch coupling.
3. Check that trailer brake is functioning properly
(trailer brake must not lag, tractor and trailer Fig.69
must remain stretched when braking). Text-module
Text-module
● Select operating status I or II with key (A).
● In operating status I, the LED (B) next to the
MODE 1 key is lit.
Joystick - engine management system off Text-module
The transmission ratio is set with the joystick, the

engine speed is set with the accelerator. The Changing pedal range
engine speed can be set manually with the hand
throttle or the memory keys. NOTE:
Text-module Any speeds starting with 5 km/h can be set.
MODE 2
Pedal mode - engine management system on
Driving speed is set with the pedal; the engine
speed and transmission ratio are set
automatically.
Text-module
MODE 3
Joystick - engine management system on
Driving speed is set with the joystick; the engine
speed and transmission ratio are set
automatically.
Fig.70

Press key.
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OPERATION
12.2 TMS default setting
Text-module
● Select between joystick-TMS or accelerator

pedal-TMS.
Text-module
Calling up engine management menu

Fig.71
Press key.
Fig.73
Fig.72
immediately.
Press key.
the ESC key.
Fig.74
Text-module
Press one of the keys several times, until
the desired symbol (A) flashes.
Press key.
50
OPERATION
Joystick-TMS or accelerator 12.3 Engine management
pedal-TMS system
CAUTION:
If engine management is active, the
engine speed can increase to
maximum engine speed.
NOTE:
Fig.75
Engine speeds settings made with the hand
With key, select between joystick-TMS throttle potentiometer can be exceeded, but
(A) speed will not go below the set speed.
and accelerator pedal-TMS (B). Text-module
Note: The settings take affect NOTE:

immediately. If the TMS is active, the cruise control
Return to the previous menu level with function has no engine speed limit (e.g. the
the ESC key. cruise control can even be activated at idling
speed).
Fig.76
NOTE:
If the stored engine speed is activated using
memory key (A), the indicator lamp is lit, the
speed will not exceed or fall below the set
speed, even when the engine management
system is engaged (e.g. when working with
the PTO).
Switching on the engine

management system
Fig.77
Text-module
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OPERATION
Function indicators 12.4 Pedal mode
On the multiple display.
Appears for the joystick-TMS Activating the accelerator pedal
function. function
Appears for the accelerator

pedal-TMS function
The pedal range is also dis-
played (arrowed).
NOTE:
When the desired ground speed is reached,
engine speed is reduced as far as possible.
Fig.78
● Press switch (A).
● Indicator (B) is now shown on the multiple
display.
NOTE:
When the accelerator pedal function is on,
the Tractor Management System (TMS) is
switched on.
Text-module
Switching off the accelerator function

● Press switch (A).
Text-module
52
OPERATION
Function indicators Selecting pedal range
On the multiple display. In accelerator pedal mode, various speed
Appears for about 2 seconds ranges can be set when the accelerator is
when accelerator pedal mode is pushed all the way down.
active or as long as no direction Operation_Pic_number:1
of travel is selected.
Appears for about 2 seconds

when accelerator pedal mode is
switched off.
Appears when the joystick is

moved in the current direction of
travel in pedal mode. At the
same time a warning beep Fig.80
sounds. Text-module
Operating status I
Accelerating with the joystick is not possible.
● Press (A), LED (B) is lit.
Decelerating with the joystick When the accelerator pedal is pressed all the
way down, the selected speed, (see OPERA-
TION Fig. 72) is driven.
Operating status II
● Press (A), LED (B) is not lit
● When the accelerator pedal is pressed all the
way down, the maximum speed is driven.
NOTE:
The acceleration rate that has been set is also
taken into consideration (see OPERATION
Section 10.3).
Fig.79
In pedal mode, the tractor can also be slowed
down with the joystick.
Move the joystick in the direction opposite to the
current direction of travel.
Deceleration (I slower - IV faster) can be
influenced with the acceleration switch (A).
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OPERATION
13. PTO
DANGER:
Switch off the engine before attaching or removing drive shaft, and before cleaning,
servicing or repairing PTO-driven implements. Always wait for the implement to come
to a complete standstill!
Do not operate the PTO before all safety devices are in place.
Observe the specified pipe overlap requirements for the drive shaft. During PTO ope-
ration make sure no-one remains in the hazard zone!
When connecting or removing the drive shaft, no one should be in the cab, especially
children.
When operating with overrunning implements, use a drive shaft with overrunning
clutch.
Carelessness in areas near turning drive shafts can result in serious or fatal injuries.
13.1 Rear PTO PTO shaft protection sleeve

DANGER:
After finishing PTO work, set speed
selector to '0' and cover the end of
the PTO shaft with the protective
sleeve!
IMPORTANT:
If the permissible torque is exceeded due to
the nature of the operation, use drive shaft
with overload coupling.
Drive shaft attachment

Fig.82
To prevent irregular running, take note of
installation position of the drive shaft. Direction of PTO rotation: see arrow.
A = incorrect, B = correct
PTO shaft guard
Fig.83
Before operating the rear PTO, fit PTO shaft
guard (A) as shown.
NOTE:
Fig.81
If the trailer hitch is disconnected at the PTO
NOTE: protection plate point, the PTO protection is
See also drive shaft manufacturers Technical not required.
Manual. Text-module
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OPERATION
Selecting PTO speed
13.2 Engaging and disengaging
rear PTO
DANGER:
Before engaging PTO, make sure
no-one remains in the implement’s
hazard zone.
The selected PTO speed must be in
accordance with the permitted
implement speed.
Fig.84
Using rotary switch (A), select PTO speed as
indicated on the scale.
NOTE:
If the rear PTO is engaged, it is then disen-
gaged.
Fig.85
● Engage or disengage the rear PTO with the
key (A).
● When the PTO is switched on, the LED (B)
next to the key is lit.
NOTE:
When the tractor is stationary and after
starting the tractor, key (A) must be pressed
TWICE to engage the PTO.
When the tractor is driving or the
transmission is active, key (A) must be
pressed ONCE to engage the PTO.
Text-module
The coupling process depends on the length of

time the button is pressed:
Less than 5 sec.
Smooth start, PTO clutch adapts automatically
to the requirements of the implement.
More than 5 sec.
Speed and electronic monitoring are bypassed.
NOTE:
If no speed has been preselected when
engaging the PTO, the PTO does not engage.
Disengage the rear PTO before switching off
implements that require high initial power to
start.
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OPERATION
External operation
13.3 Ground speed PTO
Text-module
(optional)
DANGER:
Before engaging the ground speed
PTO, make sure no-one remains in
the implement’s hazard zone.
CAUTION:
It only turns when the tractor is
moving. Its speed increases with the
speed of travel. Right-hand rotation
Fig.86 when travelling forwards, left-hand
rotation when travelling in reverse.
● Press button (A) on the rear lamp to EN-
GAGE and DISENGAGE.
NOTE:
Engaging ground speed PTO
Button (A) is not fitted in tractors with ground Stop tractor, engine must be running.
speed PTO. Operation_Pic_number:1
Text-module
Safety lock
The PTO rotates only as long as button (A) is
pressed.
If the button (A) is kept pressed until red light in
the button comes on, the PTO shaft remains en-
gaged.
Fig.87
Turn rotary switch (A) to 1000.
The following image appears on the multiple
display.
Fig.88
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OPERATION
13.4 Front PTO Operation_Pic_number:1
Text-module
(optional)
DANGER:
After operating the PTO, switch off
the seasonal disconnect and put the
protective sleeve back on the PTO
stub shaft.
PTO shaft protection sleeve

Fig.91
● If the seasonal disconnect can not be enabled
(tooth on tooth), turn gearwheels using a
screwdriver through opening (A).
Direction of rotation of the front PTO shaft = right

as viewed in the direction of travel.
Fig.89
Seasonal disconnect
Fig.90
● Turn off the engine.
● Switch seasonal disconnect on and off with
lever (A).
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OPERATION
13.5 Engaging and disengaging 13.6 Calibrating rear and front
front PTO PTO clutch
DANGER: DANGER:
Before engaging PTO, make sure During calibration, PTO may rotate
no-one remains in the implement’s slightly.
hazard zone.
The PTO clutch is calibrated to adapt the en-
gage process to the implement concerned, e.g.
implements that require high initial power to
start.
The values determined during adjustment are
used for the engaging process in the future.
The calibration is only to be performed with the
implement connected.
Text-module
Calibrating rear PTO clutch

● Start engine.
If there are any fault messages, clear them
individually.
Press key until all fault messages are
Fig.92 cleared.
The front PTO shaft rotates clockwise in the
direction of travel.
Text-module
If no fault is indicated:
● Engage or disengage the front PTO with the Operation_Pic_number:1
key (A).
● When the PTO is switched on, the LED (B)
NOTE:
When the tractor is stationary and after star-
ting the tractor, key (A) must be pressed
TWICE to engage the PTO.
When the tractor is driving or the transmis-
sion is active, key (A) must be pressed ONCE
to engage the PTO.
The coupling process depends on the length of
time the button is pressed:
Less than 5 sec. Fig.93
Smooth start, PTO clutch adapts automatically Press key, the first main menu appears
to the requirements of the implement. on the multiple display.
More than 5 sec.
Speed and electronic monitoring are bypassed. Press either of the keys repeatedly until
Press key.
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OPERATION
Select any PTO speed and
engage rear PTO.
Text-module
If calibration is completed successfully, an OK is

displayed, and the new settings are stored.
If incorrect values are detected or the conditions
are not met, an ERROR message is displayed.
Press key.
Fig.94
● The second main menu level appears on the ● Ignition OFF, wait approx. 5 seconds. Ignition
multiple display. ON, new data is applied.
Text-module

Adjusting the front PTO clutch
● Start engine.
Press key. If there are any fault messages, clear them
individually.
Press key until all fault messages are
cleared.
If no fault is indicated:
Fig.95
● The rear PTO menu appears on the multiple
display.
Press key.
Fig.96
Text-module
Image appears on the multiple Press key, image (A) is shown on the
display. multiple display.
Input code 6034 for rear PTO
Press one of the keys until desired digit Press key.

appears.
Storing with the key.

Once the last number has been saved,
the following image appears.
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OPERATION
Engage front PTO.
Text-module
If calibration is completed successfully, an OK is

displayed, and the new settings are stored.
If incorrect values are detected or the conditions
are not met, an ERROR message is displayed.
Press key.
Fig.97
● Image (A) is shown on the multiple display. ● Ignition OFF, wait approx. 5 seconds. Ignition
Text-module
Press either of the keys repeatedly until ON, new data is applied.
Press key.
Fig.98
● The front PTO menu appears on the multiple
display.
Press key.
Text-module
Input code 7034 for front PTO.
Press one of the keys until desired digit

appears.
Storing with the key.

Once the last number has been saved,
the following image appears.
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OPERATION
14. Four wheel drive 4WD is automatically disengaged at speeds
greater than 20 km/h and re-engages at speeds
(4WD) below 20 km/h.
Front wheel drive can be engaged or It is also automatically disengaged if the steering
disengaged under load. angle is greater than 22°, and re-engaged when
the angle is less than 22°.
To avoid unnecessary noise level and excessive
tyre wear, do not use front wheel drive for NOTE:
ordinary road travel. It may however become
When braking, 4WD is automatically
useful to engage it on difficult road surfaces or in engaged, not for single wheel braking.
conditions of ice and snow.
4WD 100%
Fig.99
● Engage or disengage 4WD with key (A),
indicator lamp (B) is lit.
● When 4WD is engaged, indicator (C)
appears.
Press key (A) to engage 4WD permanently.

Irrespective of steering angle and ground speed.
NOTE:
When braking, 4WD is automatically
engaged, not for single wheel braking.
4WD automatic mode

Fig.100
● Engage or disengage 4WD automatic mode
with key (A), indicator lamp (B) is lit.
● When 4WD is engaged, indicator (C)
appears.
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OPERATION
15. Differential lock 15.2 Differential lock automatic
mode
Text-module
DANGER:
Do not use on normal roads or when NOTE:
cornering. Cannot be activated at speeds above 20 km/h.
Do not operate steering clutch Operation_Pic_number:1
brake.
Text-module
NOTE:
The Farmer 200 V/F has a multi-disc lock on
the front axle.
The Farmer 200 P has a self-locking
differential on the front axle.
The functions used last are stored when the
engine is switched off, and are reactivated
when the tractor is started.
The differential lock remains engaged when
the foot brake is actuated.
Fig.102
15.1 Differential lock 100% ● Engage or disengage differential lock
automatic mode with key (A), indicator lamp
(B) is lit.
● When the differential lock is engaged,
indicator (C) appears.
At speeds greater than 20 km/h differential lock

disengages automatically and must be
re-selected below 20 km/h.
The differential lock automatically disengages at

a steering angle greater than 12° and must be
re-engaged at a steering angle less than 12°.
Fig.101
● Engage or disengage differential lock with
key (A), indicator lamp (B) is lit.
● When the differential lock is engaged,
indicator (C) appears.
Press key (A) to engage the differential lock

permanently. Irrespective of steering angle and
ground speed.
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OPERATION
16. Front axle suspen- Driving with the suspension lowered all the way
is not possible because the front axle cannot
sion swing.
Text-module
(optional) Suspension ON (level control), at speeds

over 2 km/h.
● Press key (C), the tractor body is raised and
DANGER: maintained in the middle position of the total
When the tractor is stationary, suspension range.
raising or lowering the tractor body ● Press key (A), the tractor body is lowered,
represents a danger for people in the hard suspension is used.
vicinity of the front axle. Level control may be temporarily deactivated
for one of the following factors:
1. Brakes are applied.
2. Ground speed is below 2 km/h.
3. Front axle load too high.
ETNum-list
NOTE:
When the tractor is started, the function se-
lected last is activated.
Starting at 15 km/h, the suspension is auto-
matically maintained in middle position.
Fig.103
NOTE:
Function can only be selected while the
engine is running.
Suspension locked mode tractor is

stationary
● Press key (A) longer than 3 seconds. The
tractor body is lowered as long as the key is
pressed, until the front axle comes to a stop.
● After exceeding 2 km/h, the tractor body is set
to a low level on the total suspension range
(hard suspension).
Suspension ON (level control), tractor is

stationary
● Press key (C) longer than 3 seconds. The
tractor body is raised within the total
suspension range as long as the key is
pressed.
● When speed exceeds 2 km/h, the tractor
body automatically adjusts to the middle
position of the total suspension range.
Note:
If LED (B) is lit, hard suspension is being used.
If LED (B) is not lit, middle position is targeted.
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OPERATION
17. Automatic mode rear
Text-module
Press key to select either:
PTO-engine speed/rear
power lift A = Rear PTO automatic mode with rear
power lift.
B = Rear PTO automatic mode with engine
17.1 Selecting automatic speed.
function If image (B) appears, change speed with
Operation_Pic_number:1 the keys.
Text-module
The following image appears on the multiple

display.
Fig.107
Fig.104
Press key, the first main menu appears Function display for rear PTO automatic mode
on the multiple display. with rear power lift.

Press key, the following image is

displayed on the multiple display.
Fig.108
Function display for rear PTO automatic mode

with engine speed.

the ESC key.
Fig.105

Fig.106
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OPERATION
17.2 Power lift automatic mode Using automatic mode
Automatic mode allows the control of the rear

and front power lift to be transferred to the
buttons on the joystick.
Text-module
Activating automatic mode

● Engine must be running
● EPC unlocked
● Set the desired value with the depth control
Fig.110
● Press key (A) 'GO', rear power lift goes into
'control' function.
The linkage is lowered to the value set with the

depth control.
● Press key (B) 'END', rear power lift goes into

'raise' function.
Fig.109
Linkage is raised to the set upper limit.
Engage or disengage the rear power lift
automatic mode with the key (A). ● Press key (C), the linkage remains in the
current position.
NOTE:
If the LED next to the pressed key is lit, the Then the linkage can be moved again using the
function is activated. keys.
Text-module
NOTE: NOTE:
Automatic mode can be overridden by the The external buttons at the rear of the tractor
quick lift switch. remain active in automatic mode and have
The automatic mode is only reactivated when priority.
the quick lift switch is in the middle position. If the linkage is moved with the external con-
trol buttons, the EPC is locked and automatic
mode must be switched on again.
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OPERATION
17.3 Rear PTO automatic mode Operating automatic functions with joystick
button.
with rear power lift (only possible in the Profi joystick version).
The PTO is engaged/disengaged at the preset 1. Unlock EPC (switch through).
position of the power lift. 2. Lifting lever (A) on STOP.
Text-module
3. Switch on rear power lift automatic function
NOTE: with key (B), lamp next to the key is lit.
The engaging position of the rear PTO is 4. Press key (D) 'GO', rear power lift goes into
slightly below the lift height set with the lift 'control' function. The rear PTO engages when
height limiter. the rear linkage passes a preset position.
The rear PTO disengages, when the linkage 5. Press key (E) 'END', rear power lift goes into
has passed its position by 5% when lifting. 'raise' function. The rear PTO disengages
When the travel speed is greater than when the rear linkage passes a preset
25 km/h, the automatic mode is switched off. position.
6. Press STOP key (F), the linkage remains in
NOTE: the current position. If the rear PTO is
If the lowering throttle is set to less than 32%, engaged, it is then disengaged.
the custom cut-in point is used (factory
setting 64%). ETNum-list
If the lift height limit is set to less than 73%,

the PTO is engaged immediately. Changing standard settings for the
Text-module
rear PTO automatic mode with rear
Activating automatic mode power lift

● EPC unlocked.
● PTO speed preselected.
NOTE:
The rear PTO engages at driving speeds over
0.6 km/h.
Fig.112

Fig.111
1. Engage PTO with key (C), lamp next to the Press key, the following image is
key is lit. displayed on the multiple display.
2. If the lifting lever (A) is set to lower/control, the
rear PTO engages, when the linkage passes a
preset position.
3. If the lifting lever (A) is set to raise, the rear
PTO disengages, when the linkage passes a
preset position.
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Text-module
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OPERATION

the ESC key.
NOTE:
The standard settings can only be changed
when the automatic function with rear power
Fig.113 lift is preselected.

Restoring factory settings

Fig.117
Fig.114 Press key, the following image is

● Activate EPC. displayed on the multiple display.
● Move the linkage to the desired switch-on
position. Operation_Pic_number:1
● Preselect PTO speed.
● Engage PTO.
The following image is displayed.

Fig.118
Image (A) appears, factory settings are now
active again.
Fig.115 Return to the previous menu level with

● Move linkage to the desired switch-off the ESC key.
position.
● Disengage PTO with the pushbutton.
Fig.116
If performed successfully image (A) appears. If
image (B) appears, the setting procedure must
be repeated.
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OPERATION
17.4 Rear PTO automatic mode Changing settings for the rear PTO
with engine speed and engine speed automatic mode
NOTE:
Rear PTO automatic mode with engine speed
is not possible on tractors with ground speed
PTO.
When engaging the rear PTO with the external
rear controls, the engine speed is driven up to a
fixed preset speed.
Text-module
Preselecting automatic mode

● PTO speed preselected.
Fig.121


Fig.119
● Engage or disengage the automatic mode
with the key (A).
When the automatic mode is switched on, the

LED (B) next to the pushbutton is lit.

Fig.120
Activating automatic mode Fig.123

● Transmission in neutral. Press any of the keys repeatedly until the
● Engage rear PTO with key (A). desired value is displayed.
NOTE: immediately.
When the rear PTO is switched on, the LED in Return to the previous menu level with
the key is lit. the ESC key.
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OPERATION
18. Brakes 18.2 Hand brake
DANGER: DANGER:
Before each trip, always check the When parking the tractor, always
brakes. immobilise with the hand brake; on
slopes, also place chocks at the
wheels.
18.1 Foot brake
Hand brake
DANGER: Operation_Pic_number:1
When driving on the road and for all

trips with trailers with air brakes, the
single wheel brakes must be inactive
(lock pedals, see OPERATION
Fig. 124).
Lock brake pedals

Fig.126
Text-module
When the hand brake (A) is applied, the trans-

mission is automatically shifted to neutral posi-
tion, if speed goes under 2 km/h within
2 secs..
18.3 Trailer brake

Fig.124 Text-module
● Push lever (A) to left. NOTE:

For transport operations, please refer to the
For single wheel braking (steering country-specific regulations for trailer brake
clutch brake), unlock the brake pe- systems.
dals Trailers with hydraulic brakes should not be
towed at over 25 km/h.
Starting at 25 km/h, trailers with air brakes are
recommended. Trailers with air brakes are
required at speeds over 40 km/h.
Fig.125
● Push lever (A) to the right until it catches.
● Unlocking indicator (B) appears.
● Press the pedal for the inner wheel.
NOTE:
Use steering clutch brake only at low speeds;
never jerk it, and do not use it with differential
lock engaged.
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OPERATION
19. Steering 19.1 Steering wheel adjustment
The steering wheel can be infinitely adjusted:
height by approx. 45 mm and tilt from +12° to
DANGER: -10°.
In the event of complete failure of Operation_Pic_number:1
the hydraulic power-steering

system, the tractor can still be
steered, However, greater force is
required to steer.
Do not exceed 10 km/h!
Stop the tractor immediately if there
is a fault with the hydrostatic
steering. Have the fault repaired by a
FENDT service as soon as possible.
Never adjust the steering wheel
when moving.
Fig.127
Height and tilt adjustment

● Release lock (A), move steering wheel to
desired position.
● Lock lock (A).
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OPERATION
20. Hydraulics 20.2 Valve locking
DANGER:
When working with hydraulic
equipment, make sure no one is
standing within the working area.
When connecting or removing
hydraulic equipment, no one is to be
in the cab, especially children.
Do not stand beneath a raised load.
Always follow the accident
prevention regulations!
After hydraulic operations, lock the
hydraulic valves.
Fig.128
Text-module
20.1 General notes on hydraulic NOTE:

operations To prevent accidental activation of hydraulic
valves, they are all locked when the tractor is
DANGER: started.
Text-module
There is a risk of injury when
attaching implements to the tractor. Valve locking
Never stand between the tractor and Press key (A) to engage and disengage valve
the implement. Secure tractor lock.
against rolling away (parking brake,
When the valve lock is switched on, the LED (B)
wheel chock)!
When using external controls for the three-point NOTE:

linkage, stand well back. The valves can only be unlocked when the
When driving on roads, raise the implement to crossgate lever and all the linear modules are
the necessary height and lock the hydraulic in neutral position.
valves. When transporting a plough with castor
support wheel, lock lateral stabilisers and
unhook top link. When cornering, allow for
overhang and the oscillating weight of the
implement.
Before leaving the tractor, fully lower mounted
implements. Switch off the engine and remove
the ignition key. Make sure detached
implements are securely parked.
The three-point link must have the standard
companion dimensions; if necessary, fit a
gudgeon with the appropriate backstop profile
for quick-release couplings.
Do not operate the hydraulics with cold oil. If
necessary, allow the engine to run at medium
speed for a few minutes.
If the tractor hydraulics overheat, stop the tractor
immediately, all valves in neutral position. Allow
engine to run to ensure cooling.
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OPERATION
20.3 Valve configurations
Text-module
The six possible hydraulic valves are identified by the colours yellow, blue, red, green, brown and
white, on the operating controls and on the caps on the front and rear connections.
Operating options with the linear modules and crossgate lever

Fig.129
Text-module
Vario joystick version without crossgate lever
A B C D E
2 valves (2+0) Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2) - - -
3 valves (3+0) Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2) Red (valve 3) - -
Text-module
Vario joystick version with crossgate lever
A B C D E
2 valves (2+0) - - - Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2)
3 valves (3+0) Red (valve 3) - - Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2)
4 valves (4+0) Red (valve 3) Green (valve 4) - Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2)
4 valves (3+1) Red (valve 3) - Brown (valve 5) Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2)
5 valves (4+1) Red (valve 3) Green (valve 4) Brown (valve 5) Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2)
Text-module
A B C D E
4 valves (4+0) Red (valve 3) Green (valve 4) - Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2)
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OPERATION
Operating options with the joystick
Fig.130
NOTE:
The controls on the joystick can be switched with the rotary control (arrow).
Text-module
Version 4 valves (4+0)
A B C D
Position 1 Green (valve 4) Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2) Rear power lift
Position 2 Red (valve 3) Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2) Rear power lift
Position 3 Blue (valve 2) Red (valve 3) Green (valve 4) Rear power lift
Position 4 Green (valve 4) Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2) Red (valve 3)
Text-module
Version 4 valves (3+1), 5 valves (4+1)
A B C D
Position 1 Brown (valve 5) Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2) Rear power lift
Position 3 Brown (valve 5) Red (valve 3) Green (valve 4) Rear power lift
Position 4 Brown (valve 5) Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2) Red (valve 3)
Text-module
Version 5 valves (3+2), 6 valves (4+2)
A B C D
Position 1 White (valve 6) Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2) Rear power lift
Position 3 Brown (valve 5) Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2) Red (valve 3)
Position 4 White (valve 6) Yellow (valve 1) Blue (valve 2) Red (valve 3)
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OPERATION
20.4 Valve actuation Profi joystick version
NOTE:
After starting the tractor, the spool valves
must be unlocked (see OPERATION
Section 20.2).
Version Vario joystick without cross-

gate lever
Fig.133
A = Raise
B = Lowering/pressure
C = Floating position
Flow regulator
The oil flow for the valves is infinitely adjustable.
Adjustment range 0 - 40 l/min.
Fig.131 Adjustment range valve 3 from 0 - 65 l/min.
Note: The maximum oil flow can only be set to
A = Continuous actuation
65 litres in conjunction with the oil flow collection
B = Raise function. Without this feature, the maximum oil
C = Lowering/pressure flow that can be set is 40 l.
D = Floating position Operation_Pic_number:1
Vario joystick version with crossgate

lever
Fig.134
A = Valve 1 (yellow)
B = Valve 2 (blue)
C = Valve 3 (red)
Fig.132
D = Valve 4 (green)
A = Raise E = Valve 5 (brown)
B = Lowering/pressure F = Valve 6 (white)
C = Floating position NOTE:
D = Continuous actuation Pay attention to the colour-coding.
NOTE:
Oil quantity can also be adjusted under pres-
sure.
NOTE:
The oil quantity at the pumps must be greater
than the quantities set at the flow regulator.
To confirm this, set a sufficiently high engine
speed and note the maximum total output of
the pumps.
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OPERATION
20.5 Oil flow distribution Operation_Pic_number:1
Text-module
Oil flow distribution distributes the available hy-

draulic oil volume to hydraulic valves 1-4 and the
EPC valve.
If more than one control unit or the linkage is ac-
tuated at the same time and the oil required ex-
ceeds the maximum oil available, the oil is pro-
Fig.137
portionately reduced to all the control units con-
cerned. Use the keys to select the valve that is to
be prioritised.
Priority valve function.
The proportional distribution can be deactivated
for one control unit. This valve then always recei-
Note: If no valve is to be prioritised, press the
ves the delivered oil quantity. If more oil is avai-
key until no valve is highlighted.
lable, the remaining oil is distributed proportio-
nally to all other consumers. Note: Valve 5 (brown) and valve 6 (white) are
not included in oil flow distribution and cannot be
prioritised.
Activating the priority function for a
hydraulic valve Return to the previous menu level with
the ESC key.
NOTE:
When the valves are unlocked, the prioritised
valve appears in the multiple display.
Text-module
Example application:
When operating a hydraulically driven sowing
machine, the engine should be operated at a
constant speed.
Fig.135
Text-module

Press key.
multiple display.
Fig.136
Press key.
multiple display.
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OPERATION
20.6 Hydraulic valve response Operation_Pic_number:1
sensitivity
Selecting the response sensitivity for
the hydraulic valve
Fig.139
Press key.
multiple display.
Response sensitivity of the valve,

normal start-up, normal shut-down.
Fig.138
Text-module
Press key, the first main menu appears Response sensitivity of the valve,
on the multiple display. hard start-up, hard shut-down.

The response sensitivity can be changed
with the keys.
Press key.
multiple display. Return to the previous menu level with
the ESC key.
NOTE:
The response sensitivity hard or normal is
Press key. not shown on the multiple display.
multiple display.
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OPERATION
20.7 Response sensitivity of Operation_Pic_number:1
valve actuation
Selecting response sensitivity of
valve actuation
The response sensitivity of the linear module
and crossgate lever can be changed. Fig.142
Either NORMAL or SOFT can be selected. A = without crossgate lever
B = with crossgate lever
Valve actuation response sensitivity,
normal start-up.
Valve actuation response sensitivity,

soft start-up.
The response sensitivity can be changed

with the keys.

the ESC key.
Fig.140
Text-module
Press key, the first main menu appears NOTE:
on the multiple display. If a hydraulic cylinder is to be controlled pre-
cisely, select soft start-up.
Press key.
multiple display.

Press key.
multiple display.
Fig.141
Press key.
multiple display.
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OPERATION
20.8 Hydraulic connections Hydraulic connections, centre left
DANGER:
When connecting hydraulic
cylinders and motors, make sure
that all hydraulic hoses are correctly
connected (load pressure side of
cylinder to '+')!
Switching connections causes
functions to be reversed (e.g. lifting
instead of lowering), and may lead to
accidents. After working with the
hydraulic system, lock all the
hydraulic valves!
Fig.144
When external hydraulic implements are con- Text-module
nected, the best results are achieved by control- 5 = Brown valve

ling them directly from the tractor, rather than an 6 = White valve
extra control unit on the implement. The working R = Black markings, front return flow
speed of consumers can be set individually with Q = Cross connection violet
the flow regulator for the valves on the tractor.
Text-module
Hydraulic connections, rear

NOTE: Operation_Pic_number:1
It is easier to disconnect a pressurised con-

nector from the implement if the correspon-
ding control unit is switched to floating posi-
tion.
NOTE:
When attaching equipment, ensure that the
hydraulic connections are clean.
Hydraulic connections - centre right

Fig.145
Text-module
1 = Yellow valve
2 = Blue valve
3 = Red valve
4 = Green valve
5 = Brown valve
E = Hydraulic trailer brake (optional).
R = Black colour-coding, rear return flow.
NOTE:
Fig.143 Hydraulic motors should be used in
Text-module
continuous operation only through an open
1 = Yellow valve
return line.
2 = Blue valve
3 = Red valve
4 = Green valve
R = Black markings, front return flow
Q = Cross connection violet
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OPERATION
20.9 Oil flow collector 20.10 Hydraulic circuit 3 and 4
Text-module
(optional) Text-module
Additional electric functions of mounted

Text-module
implements can be operated (z.B. vineyard
NOTE:
cultivation, front loader, etc.) with hydraulic
Switch on oil flow collector only if necessary,
circuits 3 and 4. Hydraulic circuits 3 and 4 can be
to avoid heating the hydraulic fluid.
Text-module
controlled with the buttons on the crossgate
The tractors are equipped with two hydraulic lever or the two buttons on the joystick. The
pumps. switching characteristics for the buttons can be
Pump 1 = Delivery capacity 33.3 l/min at configured.
2100 rpm, supplies the steering,
hydraulic trailer brake and the hy- Vario joystick version without
draulic valves on the left side. crossgate lever
Pump 2 = Delivery capacity (tandem pump) Operation_Pic_number:1
42.3 l/min at 2100 rpm -

Delivery capacity (control pump)
70.6 l/min at 2100 rpm -
- supplies the linkage, mini-hy-
draulics and the hydraulic valves
on the right side.
Switching the oil flow collector on

and off
Fig.147
Vario joystick version

Fig.146
Text-module
● LED (B) is not lit.

The hydraulic valves on the right are supplied
from pump 2. The overflow from pump 1 flows
into the hydraulic tank.
Text-module
● LED (B) is lit.

Fig.148
Only the hydraulic valves on the right are
available.
The overflow from pump 1 is added to the hy-
draulic valves on the right side.
Text-module
● LED (B) is lit.

Hydraulic valves on right and left are availa-
ble.
The overflow from the hydraulic valves on the
left side are added to the hydraulic valves on the
right side.
NOTE:
Engage the hydraulic feed only if a large
amount of oil is really required, then shut off
the feed again.
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OPERATION
Profi joystick version Operation_Pic_number:1
Fig.151
Press key.
multiple display.
Fig.149
Text-module Operation_Pic_number:1
Switch hydraulic circuit 3 on and off with key (A).

Switch hydraulic circuit 4 on and off with key (B).
NOTE:
If the LED in the key is lit, the corresponding
connection is energised.
Configuring switching Fig.152

characteristics Press keys to select.
Button = Function remains active as long as

the button is pressed.
Switch = Press switch briefly, the function
remains active until it is switched
off by briefly pressing the switch
again.
A = Circuit 3 button and circuit 4 button
B = Circuit 3 button and circuit 4 switch
C = Circuit 3 switch and circuit 4 switch
D = Circuit 3 button and circuit 4 switch,
Fig.150 which can be switched alternately.
Text-module If circuit 3 is on, pressing circuit 4
switches off circuit 3 and circuit 4 is
activated.
Press either of the keys repeatedly until Return to the previous menu level with
symbol (A) flashes. the ESC key.
Press key.
multiple display.
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OPERATION
20.11 Front loader mode Operation_Pic_number:1
Text-module
The "raise" or "floating position" locking function

can be deactivated on the yellow and blue
hydraulic valves, compulsory for front loader
operation.
When front loader mode is active:
- continuous operation is disabled on the yellow Fig.155
valve
- continuous operation and floating position are Select between
disabled on the blue valve.
A = Deactivate front loader mode.
NOTE:
B = Activate front loader mode.
When front loader mode is activated, the
yellow and blue hydraulic valves can only be Press keys to select.
operated with the crossgate lever.
Activate/deactivate front loader mode


the ESC key.
Fig.153
Text-module

Press key.
multiple display.
Fig.154
Press key.
multiple display.
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OPERATION
20.12 Valve emergency 20.13 Hydraulic trailer brake
operation Text-module
(optional)
Text-module
NOTE:
Emergency operation only possible with en- Italian version
gine running.
Text-module
Manual operation DANGER:

In the event of electronic failure, the individual If the hydraulic trailer brake is
valves can also be operated manually. switched off, move lever to OFF - no
Text-module
Actuate valves with spanner (size 9). brake operation on trailer.
Hydraulic valves on the right side

Fig.158
Fig.156 Text-module
To release the hydraulic trailer brake pressure

(when hitching and unhitching). Apply the hand
Hydraulic valves on left brake.
Indicator lamp
Fig.157
Valve 1 yellow
Valve 2 blue Fig.159
Valve 3 red
Valve 4 green If the hydraulic trailer brake is depressurised,
indicator (A) appears in the instrument cluster.
Valve 5 brown
Valve 6 white NOTE:
Text-module
In the Italian version, there is always a
Directions of actuation: hydraulic pressure of 10-15 bar.
Text-module
A = Raise
B = Lowering
NOTE:
Floating position is not possible for the EPC
valve.
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OPERATION
French version "One" permanent load
NOTE:
The hand brake has no function in the French
version.
Fig.161
Text-module
Connect to:
● Valve 3 red (+) or
Fig.160 ● Valve 4 green (+)
● To prevent excessive braking when the trailer
is empty, press key (A), LED is lit.
"Two" permanent loads
● During transport trips with a full trailer, do not

press key (A), LED is not lit.
20.14 Single-acting cylinder

operation
Text-module
Singe-acting cylinders should be connected to

hydraulic connections marked '+'.
20.15 Recommendations for

the use of permanent loads
NOTE: Fig.162
Permanent loads should always be Text-module
connected to hydraulic connections marked Connect first permanent load to:

'+' . ● Valve 3 red (+) or
Switch on oil flow collector only if necessary, ● Valve 4 green (+)
in order to avoid heating the hydraulic fluid. Operation_Pic_number:1
Fig.163
Text-module
Connect second permanent load to:

● Valve 5 brown (+) or
● Valve 6 white (+)
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OPERATION
"Three" permanent loads
20.16 Hydraulic operation with
cold starting
Text-module
The hydraulic valves have only

limited operation at temperatures
below -12° C.
NOTE:
Floating position cannot be set
Fig.164
Text-module
Connect first permanent load to:

● Valve 3 (+) red
If the warning (A) appears in the multiple display,
the hydraulic oil temperature is too low and
floating position cannot be set.
Text-module
The heating-up process can be accelerated

● Set the engine to medium rpm speed (about
1400 rpm).
● Switch the valve to which no load is
connected to the RAISE position.
● Select a yellow, red, blue or green valve, if
available brown or white.
Fig.165 20.17 Holder for hydraulic

Text-module
Connect second permanent load to: hoses

● Valve 5 brown (+) or Operation_Pic_number:1
● Valve 6 white (+)

Fig.168
Fig.166 After 10 operating hours, tighten screws (A) on

Text-module
the holder for hydraulic hoses.
Connect third permanent load to:
● Valve 4 green (+)
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OPERATION
21. Linkage electronic 21.2 Safety lock
control system DANGER:
Select 'Stop' to prevent undesired
21.1 Control panel movements of the power lift.
Text-module
When the safety lock is engaged, the power lift is

not able to function.
The safety lock becomes active in any of the
following situations:
1. When ignition is switched OFF/ON.
2. When starting the tractor.
3. When there is a fault in the electrical circuit.
4. When rear controls have been operated.
5. When the rigid drawbar lift limiter is on.
ETNum-list
Text-module
Releasing the safety lock

Fig.169
● Turn quick lift switch (E) to raise.
A = Automatic function - rear power lift
Note: LED (H) indicates the function is When the power lift is unlocked, it will move to
active. the position selected with the depth control (F).
B = Position/traction mix control
C = Lowering throttle NOTE:
After unlocking, the lift and lower speeds are
D = Automatic lift height limiter
reduced until the preset position is reached.
E = Lifting lever Normal speed can be restored immediately
F = Setpoint/depth control by briefly selecting the stop position.
G = Locking
J = LED red = lift, yellow = lower
K = EPC lock indicator
Note: LED is lit, if EPC is locked.
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OPERATION
21.3 Control panel functions Lift height limiter
Lifting lever (E) with transport safety

device (G)
Fig.172
Rotary switch (D) for setting the lift height.
Fig.170 Positions of the rotary switch

M = Stop electronic system off (no right = Maximum lift
adjustments possible).
left = min. lift
L = Raise transport position with vibration
damping for the implement. Any lift height position between the two can be
N = Control implement is controlled using selected.
the value selected with knob (F).
O = Fast feed-in the implement is inserted Lowering speed
rapidly. When released, the implement Operation_Pic_number:1
moves to the selected depth.
In 'Stop' position, all lifting and lowering

movements are stopped at their current position,
except when operating with the rear controls.
Depth control
Fig.173
Rotary switch (C) for setting the lowering speed.
The lowering speed is electronically controlled
for any setting.
Rotary switch settings

● 'Tortoise' position: no lowering.
Fig.171 ● 'Hare' position: maximum lowering speed.
Rotary knob (F) for setting the working depth.
Lowering speed can be adjusted steplessly
between the two positions.
Direction of rotation for depth control
P = Raise
R = Lowering
S = Floating position
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OPERATION
Position / traction mix setting Rear external controls
Fig.174 Fig.176
Rotary control (B) for setting position and Push button (A) to the left of the rear lamp for
tractive power control or any combination of the raising or lowering the linkage.
two. If the safety lock is actuated, External operation
is possible in every position of the lifting lever.
Positions of the rotary control (B)
right = Position control (fertiliser

spreader)
left = Draft control (plough)
Mixed control is between position and draft.
Rapid lowering
Fig.175
● Turn lifting lever (E) to the fast feed-in
position (O) and hold it there.
The implement is in the floating position. The

implement (e.g. plough) is plunged immediately
into the soil. After releasing the lifting lever (E),
the implement is returned to the selected depth
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OPERATION
21.4 Working with the EPC Setting the desired transport height
Hitching three-point implements

Fig.179
● Lower the implement completely.
Fig.177 ● turn knob (D) to left.
● Set Quick Lift switch (E) to 'Raise'. The
● Rotary knob (B) to the right in the 'Position'
implement is raised by about 1/4 the lift
setting.
height.
● Quick lift switch (E) on 'Control'.
● Turn knob (D) to the right until the required
● Lower the lifting arms by turning the depth
transport height is reached.
control (F) to the left. To raise the lifting arms,
turn the control to the right.
For road haulage
● Secure the Quick Lift switch (E) with the
Once the upper and lower links are securely
transport lock (G).
attached to the implement, Text-module
● turn knob (D) to left.

● Turn depth control (F) fully to the left or set Transport with speed-dependent
the quick lift switch (E) to Lift. The implement vibration damping automatic mode
is raised to the lift height limit (approx. 1/4 of After the implement is raised with the quick lift
the total lift height). switch, load spikes due to uneven road surfaces
● By turning the lifting height limiter (D) to the are reduced by small adjusting movements of
right, the implement can now be raised to the the linkage to prevent the tractor from bouncing.
desired excavation height. This reduces the mechanical load on tractor and
implement, while improving steerability.
Hitching three-point implements
NOTE:
Vibration damping is only operative if the
safety lock is released with the quick lift
switch in the transport position (raise).
Fig.178
Hydraulic system in transport position.

● Turn knob (F) to the right.
● Knob (B) to the right, to Position.
● Quick lift switch (E) on 'Control'.
● With knob (F), now slowly lower the
implement until no load remains on the top
link, release the catch hooks and lower the
hydraulics completely.
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OPERATION
21.5 Changing switch-on speed Operation_Pic_number:1
of vibration damping
Fig.182

Fig.180

Fig.183
Press key, the second main menu level Press any key until the desired switch-on
appears on the multiple display. speed appears.

the ESC key.
Fig.181

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OPERATION
21.6 Lift height limiter 21.8 Implement socket
Fig.184 Fig.186
Text-module
Using the lift height limiter, the lifting arms can be From the implement socket (C) speed signals
locked hydraulically in any position. are passed to the controlling devices, e.g.
If the lift height limiter is activated, the EPC con- sprayers, fertiliser spreaders.
trol valve does not function.
A = Lifting height limiter OFF (EPC opera- Top view of implement socket
tion)
B = Lifting height limiter ON
21.7 EPC emergency mode cir-

cuit
NOTE:
Emergency operation is only possible when
the engine is running.
Text-module
Manual operation
In the event of electronic failure, the EPC valve
can also be operated manually.
Actuate valve with spanner (size 9). Fig.187
The designations are embossed

1 = -
2 = Transmission signal
3 = PTO shaft speed
4 = Quick lift switch
5 = Lift height of rear linkage
6 = +Battery voltage (+Vbatt)
7 = Ground
Fig.185
Text-module
Directions of actuation:
A = Raise
B = Lowering
NOTE:
Floating position is not possible for the EPC
valve.
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OPERATION
22. Three-point linkage, 22.2 Hydraulic adjustment
Vario 200 V/F
DANGER:
Stay clear of the three-point linkage
when in operation - risk of crushing
or severing.
Do not walk between the tractor and
implement during the coupling pro-
cedure.
Ensure there is enough clearance
when using cardan shaft or draw-
bars.
After coupling implements, the lok-
king device must be locked comple- Fig.189
tely and the hook securely locked. Text-module
When uncoupling the implement, en- Figure A

sure tractor is stable. Lateral adjustment allows the drawbar to be
When using the actuating cable, fixed at an angle of up to 6° on either side.
make sure that the cable runs freely, Figure B
a taut cable opens the locking de-
vice. Floating position allows the angle and lateral
Use only the correct hook jaw / ball setting to swing to both sides.
bush combinations. Use only the Figure C
ball bushes provided. Angle adjustment allows the three-point linkage
to be set at an angle of up to 6° on either side.
22.1 Lower links Control functions

Fig.188 Fig.190
Distance between lower links: Text-module
A = Cross adjustment - move to the right

Category I = 718 mm
B = Cross adjustment - move to left
Distance between lower links:
C = Cross adjustment - lock
Category II = 870 mm
D = Cross adjustment - floating position
Adjusting the distance between lower con- Function active, indicator lamp is lit.
trol links E = Angle adjustment - tilt to right
● Loosen screw (A). F = Angle adjustment - tilt to left
Adjustment range of the short lower link G = Angle adjustment - lock
295.5 mm - 382.5 mm. H = Angle adjustment - floating position
Function active, indicator lamp is lit.
Adjustment range of the long lower link 349 mm -
436 mm. J = Diagnosis LED (see FAULTS AND
REMEDIAL ACTIONS Section 3).
NOTE: K = Indicator lamp
Check balls/hooks and implement pin for
wear, then clean and grease. Replace if dama-
ged/worn.
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OPERATION
22.3 Incline angle - indicator 23. Three-point linkage,
Vario 200 P
DANGER:
Stay clear of the three-point link
or severing.
Do not walk between the tractor and
implement during the coupling
procedure.
Ensure there is enough clearance
when using cardan shaft or
drawbars.
After coupling implements, the
Fig.191 locking device must be locked
The incline angle - indicator (A) shows the completely and the hook securely
incline set for the three-point linkage. locked.
When uncoupling the implement,
This allows the horizontal position of the
ensure tractor is stable.
three-point linkage to be monitored from the
driver seat. When using the actuating cable,
make sure that the cable runs freely,
NOTE: a taut cable opens the locking
The thick line in the middle of the scale device.
indicates that the three-point linkage is hori- Use only the correct hook jaw / ball
zontal. bush combinations. Use only the
ball bushes provided.
Setting the incline angle indicator
23.1 Lower links

Fig.192
● Remove securing clamp, release ball-end (ar-
rowed). Fig.193
● Loosen locknut.
● Set three-point in horizontal position. Category I = 718 mm, II = 870 mm distance
● Turn the ball-end (arrowed) until the incline between the pickup points (A).
angle indicator is in the middle.
● Tighten locknut. NOTE:
● Press the ball-end in to the ball socket. Check balls/hooks and implement pin for
● Secure ball-end with the securing clamp. wear, then clean and grease. Replace if
damaged/worn.
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OPERATION
Adjusting the lower control link 23.2 Lower link hook locking
distance
DANGER:
Never use or transport an implement
without first checking that both
hooks are securely locked.
Fig.194
Text-module
Remove cotter pin.

Adjust the knee bolt (A) by the same amount on
both left and right lateral supports.
Reconnect the knee bolt with the lower link and
secure with the cotter pin. Fig.196
Checking: Under particularly heavy operating conditions,
● Before raising the mounted implement, both secure the lower link hooks against unintentional
side locks must be able to lock free of play release (e.g. for logging work).
(pull lever forward). ● Insert bolts (e.g. M 8x50) in the holes
(arrowed) and secure with nuts.
IMPORTANT:
Lower links automatically become rigid
laterally, when the lifting arms are raised.
Damage to the vehicle and/or three-point
linkage may occur if set too tight.
Lower links
Fig.195
● Fit bolt in hole (A) - floating position.
Required for implements with outrigger wheels

and without swing compensation, e.g. for
planting machines.
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OPERATION
23.3 Extendable lifting struts 23.4 Mechanical side lock
DANGER:
After adjusting, fold securing
clamps down over locking handle.
Fig.199
The lower links are locked using the levers (A).
For rigid implement:

● Move lever up.
Fig.197
Mounted implement with lateral movement
The lifting struts are extendable. ● Move lever down.
● Fold up the securing clamp (A).
● Adjust the lifting struts by turning handle (B).
NOTE:
It must still be possible for the securing
clamp (A) to be folded over button (B).
Fig.198
Maximum length is reached when the mark
(arrowed) is visible.
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OPERATION
23.5 Top link 24. Front power lift Vario
200 V/F
Text-module
(optional)
DANGER:
or severing.
Observe vehicle licensing
regulations, for example for
permitted axle loads, and the use of
counterweights.
For road haulage, observe the
Fig.200 maximum distance of 3.5 metres of
● Adjust length by turning handle (B). the implement from the centre of the
steering wheel.
Threads must be screwed to the same length on Only pushing operations are
both sides. Make sure securing clamp can still permitted with extreme loads e.g.
be folded down over the pegs (A). cultivator.
Secure lower link against falling
Attaching to tractor down before removing pins.
Text-module
If the 3.5 m distances is exceeded, appropriate

measures must be taken to ensure road safety
(e.g. at road junctions, use mirrors or an
assistant to give hand signals).
Distance between lower links:
Category I = 683 mm.
Text-module
Recommendations for use

The front power lift can only be operated in sin-
gle-acting mode (not pushing).
Text-module
Fig.201 Additional lighting

Switch on the auxiliary lighting if the front
Can be fastened to three bores (for better headlamps are obstructed by the implement.
implement adaptation and for increasing lifting The front headlamps will then go out.
force).
With large lift capacities and low implement

pulling angle.
● Fit top link into the upper hole.
With small lift capacities and large

implement pulling angle.
● Fit top link in low position.
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OPERATION
24.1 Lower links Lower links, parking position
Swing compensation
Fig.204
Always fold up the lower links when not in use.
Fig.202 ● Remove pin (A), fold up lower link and secure
Swing compensation for self-guiding with pin (A).
implements.
● Pull bolts (A) and attach. Lower links, working positions
Removing the lower links

Fig.205
● Insert pin in bore as shown and secure.
Fig.203
● Remove pin (A) and remove lower link
completely.
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OPERATION
24.2 Top link 25. Front power lift Vario
200 P
Text-module
(optional)
DANGER:
or severing.
Observe vehicle licensing
regulations, for example for
permitted axle loads, and the use of
counterweights.
For road haulage, observe the
Fig.206 maximum distance of 3.5 metres of
the implement from the centre of the
Pull bolt (A) to fold out the upper link. steering wheel.
When carrying extreme loads e.g.
24.3 Hydraulic operation cultivator, only thrust operation is
permitted.
DANGER: Text-module
Disconnect rear hydraulic If the 3.5 m distances is exceeded, appropriate
connections. Risk of unintentional measures must be taken to ensure road safety
implement movement. (e.g. at road junctions, use mirrors or an
Close the stopcock after front power assistant to give hand signals).
lift operations. Distance between lower links:
Category II = 825 mm.
Text-module
Stopcock (A)
Operation_Pic_number:1 Recommendations for use
The front power lift can only be operated in sin-
gle-acting mode (not pushing).
Text-module
Additional lighting
Switch on the auxiliary lighting if the front
headlamps are obstructed by the implement.
The front headlamps will then go out.
Fig.207
● See label for function.
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OPERATION
25.1 Lower links Lower links, working positions
Swing compensation
Fig.210
Fig.208
Lower link hook locking
Swing compensation for self-guiding Operation_Pic_number:1
implements.
● Insert bolt as shown, and secure.
Text-module
Removing the lower links

● Remove pins.
Lower links, parking position

Fig.211
Under particularly heavy operating conditions,
secure the lower link hooks against unintentional
release (e.g. for logging work).
● Insert bolts (e.g. M 8x50) in the holes
(arrowed) and secure with nuts.
Fig.209
Always fold up the lower links when not in use.
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OPERATION
25.2 Top link 25.3 Hydraulic operation
DANGER:
Disconnect rear hydraulic
connections. Risk of unintentional
implement movement.
Close the stopcock after front power
lift operations.
Stopcock (A)
Fig.212
Pull bolt (A) to fold out the upper link.
Fig.213
● See label for function.
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OPERATION
26. Hitch couplings
DANGER:
Attach implements and trailers only to the points specified for this purpose.
Do not exceed the maximum vertical bearing load on the coupling.
Observe appropriate axle loads and weights, and follow the traffic regulations.
Make sure trailer is correctly attached. Check that the trailer braking system is
functioning. Follow the trailer manufacturers instructions!
Carry out regular checks to ensure the trailer hitch is in perfect condition, especially
when subjected to heavy loads.
The coupler is a design-approved component and may be used only for its designated
purpose.
Use only correct towing eye - bolt combination. Use only the towing eyes provided.
When converting to a mechanical or automatic coupling, ensure that the coupling
cannot slip out of the guide rails unintentionally, by fitting a locking screw into the
bottom hole.
We reserve the right to make technical modifications. The details on the rating plate
are binding.
The maximum traction vehicle/trailer total weight of 40 tonnes must not be exceeded.
If there are different values on the trailer bracket and trailer hitch rating plates, the
lower value is the definitive value.
When coupling and uncoupling, make sure trailer is secured to prevent rolling.
26.1 Calculation of towing capacity

Diagram of permissible towing capacity
Fig.214
Text-module
Calculating the permissible towing capacity

C = T x Dt : (T - Dt) Example: 12 x 7.13 : (12 - 7.13) = 17.6
Dt = D : 9.81 Example: 70 : 9.81 = 7.13
Text-module
C = Permissible towing capacity (tonnes)

T = Weight of tractor vehicle (tonnes)
D = D-value (kN)
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OPERATION
26.2 Trailer bracket 26.4 Automatic trailer coupling
Vario 200 V/F/P

Fig.218
Fig.215 Adjusting trailer coupling height

Observe maximum permissible vertical bearing ● Press locking mechanism (A).
load and towing capacity (see rating plate). ● Lift the handle (B) and move trailer coupling
to desired position.
● Lock handle (B) again.
26.3 Hitching a trailer manually
Operation_Pic_number:1 Operating the trailer hitch
● Lift the handle (C) to disconnect.
Text-module
DANGER:
Control stud (D) must not protrude
after coupling.
Fig.216
Adjusting trailer coupling height
● Press locking mechanism (A).
● Lift the handle (B) and move trailer coupling
to desired position.
Fig.219
Observe maximum permissible supporting load
and towing capacity. (See rating plate.)
Fig.217
Observe maximum permissible supporting load
and towing capacity. (See rating plate.)
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OPERATION
27. Additional ballasting 27.1 Front ballast
DANGER:
Always make sure there is sufficient
weight on the front axle when using
rear-mounted implements. To
maintain brake effectiveness and
steerability, the front axle must be
loaded with at least 20% of the
unladen weight of the tractor.
Always fit weights in the fixing
positions provided as per the
instructions.
Do not exceed the permissible total
weight or axle load (see rating plate
Fig.220
or vehicle documents).
The maximum driving speed may A = Front axle weight 23 kg, Vario 200 P
only be driven under suitable road B = Front axle weight 60 kg, Vario 200 V/F
conditions, with balanced ballasting Front axle weight 117 kg, Vario 200 P
(e.g. 40% on the front axle - 60% on C = Suitcase weights 32 kg, Vario 200 V/F/P
the rear axle) and prescribed tyre (max. 3 pieces).
pressure. When using suitcase weights, press
Secure weights with securing clamp both brackets tight between the weights.
to prevent them from falling out. If
necessary, also secure lower link
hook lock with screws (e.g. M8x50).
Fig.221
Always attach securing bracket (A) with suitcase
weights.
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OPERATION
27.2 Wheel weights 27.3 Water ballasting of tyres
DANGER:
After mounting wheel weights, re-
tighten wheel bolts after
20 operating hours.
Then retighten wheel weights every
100 operating hours.
WARNING:
Observe the maximum permissible
width indicated in the vehicle
documents.
Fig.223
Vario 200 V/F/P A = Top up with water
Operation_Pic_number:1 B = Drain water
L = Air
W = Water
Follow tyre manufacturers specifications with re-

gard to volumes (water + antifreeze solution).
Check tyre pressures regularly.
Fig.222
61 kg (per side) wheel weight.
Only for 24 inch rim.
NOTE:
Wheel weights must not project over the ty-
res, otherwise they cannot be used on public
roads.
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OPERATION
28. Folding safety bar
Text-module
(optional)
DANGER:
When outside of cultivated areas,
fold up the safety bar again.
Fig.224
To fold down the safety bar
● Remove locking pin (A).
● Remove pin (B).
● Flip safety bar forward.
● Fit pin (B).
● Insert locking pin (A).
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OPERATION
29. Track adjustment
DANGER:
When working on tyres, make sure the tractor is properly parked and secured against
rolling away (wheel chocks)!
If the engine needs to be started for turning the rear wheels, all four wheels must be
jacked up and turn freely.
When the tractor is jacked up and some one is working underneath, no one else should
be on the tractor.
If the tractor is lifted with the lower links, additional supports are required!
Tyre repairs should be performed only by qualified personnel using suitable tools.
Tyres may explode if the air pressure is too high! Check tyre pressures regularly!
Do not use row crop tyres for heavy-duty towing work or front loader work.
Check wheel screw connections regularly and tighten if necessary, observe Service
Schedule. If a wheel is mounted or the track is changed, all affected bolts must be re-
tightened after 10 operating hours!
After wheel mounting or track width adjustment, tighten the bolts and nuts on front
and rear wheels and on track adjusting elements. Check these regularly!
(For tightening torque, refer to'TECHNICAL DATA')
Text-module
NOTE:
Tyres that are not recorded in the vehicle documents, must be added.
29.1 Front track adjustment with fixed rims (rear wheel)

Text-module
Tracks that can be obtained by adjusting the full floating axle
Tyres ET Tracks 206 V 206F 207 V 207F

7.50-16 58 940,1055,1300 X X X X
6.00-16 58 820,940,1055,1300 X X X X
10.0/75-15.3 8 920,1036,1156 X X X X
Adjusting the swing axle

● Jack up the front axle.

● Remove screws (B), remove locking screw
(C) from the track rod.
● Pull out or push in the adjustable part equally
on both sides to obtain the required track
width.
● Loosely attach screws and washers (A) from
front to back. Lower jack and tighten screws
(A) to 290 Nm torque.
● Insert clamp screw (B) in the appropriate
notch and tighten to 120 Nm torque.
Checking the steering cylinder setting:
Fig.225 Steering stop on the steering knuckle must be

Text-module reached in both sides. Check the toe-in (see
Text-module
SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE).
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OPERATION
29.2 Front track adjustment with fixed rims (4WD)
Text-module
Tyres ET Tracks 206 V 207 V 208 V 209 V 208P 209P

10.0/75-15.3 25 844,944,964,1064 X X X X
11LR16 20 948,952,1048 X X X X
11LR16 20 1196,1294*,1396, X X
1494
265/70R16 20 852,948,952,1048 X X X X
280/70R20 30 1177*,1316,1360, X X
1500
275/80R20 30 1316,1360,1500 X X
280/60-15.5 -15 946,1046 X X X X
280/70R16 20 852,948,952,1048 X X X X
320/65R16 20 948,952,1048 X X X X
340/65R18 32 1316*,1500 X X
7.50R16 15 862,942,962,1042 X X X X
7.5L-15 50 794,894,1012,1112 X X X X
Tyres ET Tracks 206F 207F 208F 209F

11LR16 20 948,952,1048 X X X X
275/80R18 30 1064 X X X X
280/70R18 30 1064 X X X X
280/70R20 30 1064 X X X X
320/65R16 20 952,1048 X X X X
320/65R18 30 1064 X X X X
340/65R18 32 1064 X X X X
Text-module
Track widths that can be obtained with fixed rims by swapping over wheels (exchange left-hand and
right-hand sides).
* Only Category 1 three-point allowed
29.3 Front track adjustment with adjustable rims

Text-module
Tyres Tracks 206 V 207 V 208 V 209 V

11LR16* 963,1063,1077,1147, X X X X
1177
280/70R16* 963,1063,1077,1147, X X X X
1177
320/65R16* 963,1063,1077,1147, X X X X
1177
7.50R16 799,843,893,899,913, X X X X
963,1007,1013,1057,
1063,1107
Tyres Tracks 206F 207F 208F 209F

11LR16* 963,1063,1077,1147,1177 X X X X
320/65R16* 963,1063,1077,1147,1177 X X X X
* do not use with front loader/front power lift
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OPERATION
29.4 Rear track adjustment with fixed rims
Text-module
Tyres ET Tracks 206 V 207 V 208 V 209 V

400/60-26,5 -30 957 X X X X
405/70R20 -15 927 X X X X
Tyres ET Tracks 206F 207F 208F 209F 208P 209P

12.4R28 -50 1000 X X X X
13.6R28 -50 1000 X X X X
320/85R28 -50 1000 X X X X
340/85R28 -50 1000 X X X X
420/70R24 -90 1088 X X X X X X
420/70R24 -90 1411 X X
29.5 Rear track adjustment with adjustable rims

Text-module
Tyres Tracks 206 V 207 V 208 V 209 V 208P 209P

12.4R24** 831,869,945,983,1037,1151 X X X X
14.9R24 1288,1388,1488 X X
14.9R28 1188*,1288,1388,1488 X X
280/85R24** 777,831,869,945,983, X X X X
1037,1151
320/70R24** 831,869,945,983,1037 X X X X
320/85R24** 831,869,945,983,1037 X X X X
340/85R24** 857,897,957,1057,1157, X X X X
1257
360/70R24** 857,897,957,1057,1157, X X X X
1257
375/75R20 887,997,1045,1155 X X X X
380/70R24** 897,957,1057,1157,1257 X X X X
380/85R28 1288,1388,1488 X X
405/70R20** 887,997,1045,1155 X X X X
420/65R20 887,997,1045,1155 X X X X
420/70R24 1288,1388,1488 X X
420/70R28 1288,1388,1488 X X
440/65R24** 957,1057,1157,1257 X X X X
480/65R28 1288,1388,1488 X X
Tyres Tracks 206F 207F 208F 209F

13.6R28 1057,1157,1257 X X X X
14.9R24 1057,1157,1257 X X X X
340/85R28 1057,1157,1257 X X X X
380/70R24 1057,1157,1257 X X X X
380/70R28 1057,1157,1257 X X X X
420/65R28 1057,1157,1257 X X X X
420/70R24 1157,1257 X X X X
440/65R24 957,1057,1157,1257 X X X X
440/65R28 1057,1157,1257 X X X X
Text-module
* Only Category 1 three-point allowed

** Smallest track cannot be set with long lower links
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OPERATION
30. Twin tyres
WARNING:
When working on tyres, make sure the tractor is properly parked and secured against
rolling away (wheel chocks)! When the tractor is jacked up and some one is working
underneath, no one else should be on the tractor.
See also the safety instructions in 'Track Adjustment'.
Text-module
Twin tyres may be used to reduce ground pressure but not to increase load capacity or pulling power.
NOTE:
Twin tyres must be recorded in the vehicle documents for use on public roads. The twin tyre se-
lection table in this manual may be used when presenting the tractor at a vehicle testing station.
30.1 Conditions for use

● If the standard lights are more than 400 mm

from the vehicle outer edge, tail lights, side
lights and reflectors must be duplicated.
● In excess of 2,750 mm width, fit warning pla-
tes front and rear.
● Max. ground speed 25 km/h (as per vehicle li-
censing regulations if wheels have insufficient
covering).
Text-module
Maintenance
Retighten wheel screw connections after
10 operating hours. Retighten regularly, every
50 operating hours.
Fig.226
30.2 Selection table for twin tyres

Text-module
Model Inner tyres Inner track (mm) Track width Outer tyres
206V, 207V 280/85R24 777 narrow 280/85R24
206V - 209V 12.4R24 831 narrow 12.4R24
206V - 209V 13.6R24 897 narrow 280/85R28
206F-209F 13.6R28 1000 narrow 230/65R32
208P-209P 14.9R28 1188 narrow 12.4R32
Text-module
Recommended intermediate parts for twin tyres

Ordering and delivery information by:
Firma Kock & Sohn, Räderfabrik
Höfener Straße 1+3, 48496 Hopsten - Schale
Tel.: 0049 (0) 5457/566, Fax: 0049 (0) 5457/1551
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OPERATION
31. On-board computer
31.1 Adjusting speed indicator

Calibration allows the speed display to be accu-
rately adjusted to field conditions, e.g. when
operating with mounted implements or in the
event of tyre wear.
Text-module
NOTE:
Use only the clutch pedal to drive the tractor
during the calibration process.
When driving use of the joystick makes the
ACTIVE symbol appear, interrupting the Fig.228
menu control of the calibration process when Press either of the keys repeatedly until
the tractor stops at marker points. symbol (A) flashes.
● Measure and mark an exact distance bet-
ween 30 meters (minimum) and 100 meters
(maximum). Press key, the following image is
Fig.227
Fig.229
Press either of the keys repeatedly until Press either of the keys repeatedly until
symbol (A) flashes. symbol (A) flashes.
Press key, the second main menu level Press key, the following image is
appears on the multiple display. displayed on the multiple display.
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OPERATION
● If necessary, enter measured distance as
described previously and repeat calibration
procedure.
Press key to return to previous menu
level.
NOTE:
Fig.230 The tyre size is automatically adjusted.
● Image (A). is displayed. 1st digit of the di-
stance flashes.
● The measured distance must now be ente-
red, e.g. 50 m.
the desired digit is displayed, e.g. 0.
Press key. Set the other 2 digits one after

another as with 1st digit, e.g. 050.
After confirming the last digit, START will flash.
● Move the tractor to position the front wheel

exactly at the start mark.
Fig.231
Press key, the display changes from
'START' to 'STOP'.
● Start the tractor off, and stop with the front

wheels at the end mark of the measured di-
stance.
Press key. If the process was completed
correctly, an 'OK' message appears.
Fig.232
If an 'ERROR' message is displayed, repeat the
adjustment process as follows:
Press key, data entered for the measured

distance is displayed.
● Check whether the measured distance and

the input distance are the same.
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OPERATION
31.2 Selecting tyre size Press key, the following image is
If the tyre size is changed, the speed indicator
can be quickly adapted to the new tyre size.
Input value:
The rolling circumference of the rear tyres must
be entered in mm.
NOTE:
The rolling circumference may deviate de-
pending on tyre, observe load, air pressure
and tyre profile specifications. Comply with
tyre manufacturer’s recommendations.
Fig.235

Fig.233

Fig.236
● Image (A) is displayed, 1st digit (B) flashes.
Press key, the second main menu level Press repeatedly one of the keys until the
appears on the multiple display. desired digit shows.
Press key. Set consecutively remaining

3 digits the same way as the 1st digit.
Press key.
1. Ignition OFF
Text-module
2. Wait 5 seconds.
3. Switch ignition ON.
New value is stored.
ETNum-list
Fig.234
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
1. General 2. Opening the bonnet
Text-module
WARNING:
Before any repair and maintenance
work and before opening the engine
bonnet, switch off the engine and
remove the ignition key. Apply the
hand brake and chock the wheels if
necessary.
When working on the engine,
disconnect the battery at the
negative terminal.
When the maintenance work is
completed, replace all protective
and safety devices. Ensure that the
tractor is securely parked. Fig.1
Ensure that the correct grades of ● Release lock (A), swing bonnet up.
fuel and lubricants are used, and
store these in approved containers
only. See also TECHNICAL DATA
Fluids and Lubricants.
Do not perform any welding, drilling,
cutting or grinding on the cab or
safety frame. All damaged parts
must be replaced!
IMPORTANT:
Thoroughly clean the tractor, particularly
connections and components that need to be
opened, as well as the surrounding areas,
before performing any maintenance work.
Used oils, cooling- and brake fluids must be
disposed as per national laws. Dispose pro-
perly according to local environmental regu-
lation and to manufacturers instructions any
used lubricant.
Oil level checks must be conducted with the

tractor stopped on a horizontal surface; if fit-
ted, lock front axle suspension!
For maintenance intervals, checks to be per-

formed, quantity and quality of lubricants to
be used, refer to Fluids and lubricants or Ser-
vice schedule.
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3. Engine oil change 3.2 Replacing the engine oil fil-
Text-module
ter
IMPORTANT: DANGER:
Engine oil should also be changed prior to The oil filter may be filled with hot oil
long periods of immobilisation. - risk of scalding and burn injuries!
3.1 Draining engine oil Operation_Pic_number:1
WARNING:
Take care when draining hot oil risk
of burns!
Collect used oil - do not let it seep
into the ground.
Dispose of used oil properly.
Fig.3
Replace the oil filter (A) with every oil change.
● Clean the surrounding area before removing
the oil filter.
● After draining the oil, remove the oil filter.
● If necessary, catch escaping oil.
Fig.2
● Warm up the engine.
Oil temperature about 80 °C.
● Tractor must be on level ground.

● Place a collecting pan underneath the engine.
● Unscrew and remove drain plug (A).
● Drain the used oil completely.
● Clean the drain plug and reinsert with a new
sealing ring.
Fig.4
● Clean away any dirt from the sealing surface
of the filter support.
● Lightly oil the sealing ring of the new filter car-
tridge.
● Screw in the oil filter manually until the sea-
ling ring fits snugly.
● Tighten by hand with an additional half turn.
NOTE:
Used oil filters are hazardous waste.
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3.3 Filling with engine oil Operation_Pic_number:1
Fig.7
Fig.5 ● Top up if necessary, do not fill above MAX
● Unscrew cover (A) and remove. mark.
● Pour in the required engine oil through the fil-
ler hole. Ensure cleanliness! Oil level must remain between the MIN and MAX
marks on the dipstick. Do not fill over the MAX
mark.
3.4 Checking engine oil level
Text-module
Text-module
● Tractor must be on level ground.

● Start the engine and allow the engine on idle Difference in oil quantities
till the warning message on the multiple dis- The difference between the MIN and MAX marks
play goes out. on the dipstick is approx. 2.0 litres.
● Check the oil drain plug and filter for leaks.
● After approx. 5 minutes, withdraw oil dipstick.
Fig.6
● Wipe dipstick (A) with a clean lint-free rag.
● Reinsert fully and turn.
● Remove dipstick (A) again.
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4. Fuel system 4.2 Fuel prefilter
DANGER:
Never allow naked flames when
working on the fuel system.
Do not smoke.
4.1 Replacing the fuel filter Fig.10

Text-module
Replacement and maintenance as indicated in If notice (A) appears in the multiple display, drain
the maintenance schedule, or sooner if engine water and dirt
performance begins to fall.
To drain water and dirt

Fig.8
● Turn off the engine. Fig.11
the filter.
● Open the ventilation screw (A).
● Loosen and unscrew the filter cartridge (A).
● Disconnect connector.
● Collect any escaping fuel.
Operation_Pic_number:1 ● Open drain plug (B) 'Attention left-handed
thread'.
● Drain water and contamination. Collect in a
suitable receptacle and dispose of in an envi-
ronmentally acceptable manner.
● Close the ventilation screw (A).
● Connect connector.
● Close drain plug (B).
● Start engine. Check fuel prefilter for leaks.
Fig.9
● Clean away any dirt from the sealing surface
of the filter support.
● The sealing ring of the new filter cartridge
should be lightly oiled, or moistened with die-
sel fuel.
● Screw on the filter cartridge by hand until oil
seal is home, then manually tighten by anot-
her half turn.
● Check the filter for leaks.
NOTE:
Used fuel filters should be treated as special
waste.
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Changing the filter 5. Dry air filter
Replacement and maintenance as indicated in
the maintenance schedule, or sooner if engine
performance begins to fall. 5.1 Vacuum check
Fig.12 Fig.13
● Turn off the engine. Text-module

the filter. Function check:
● Disconnect connector, release tensioning ring ● Remove cable connector (A) from vacuum
(A). switch and connect to ground.
● Screw out filter cartridge (B). ● Turn ignition key to position I.
● Lightly oil seals or spray with diesel.

● Tighten the filter cartridge (B) by hand until
the seal makes contact.
● Tighten the filter cartridge (B) by another half
turn (18 Nm).
● Connect connector, tighten tensioning ring
(A).
● Start engine. Check fuel prefilter for leaks.
Fig.14
NOTE: The vacuum check symbol should now appear
Used fuel filters should be treated as special on the multiple display, accompanied by an
waste. intermittent audible signal and a flashing
warning light. The fault code is displayed.
4.3 Bleeding the fuel system ● Check air filter intake hoses and intake sy-
stem for leaks, and tighten the connections if
DANGER: necessary.
High pressure lines must not be
opened when the engine is running.
The resulting high-pressure stream
of fuel can cause serious injuries.
After switching off the engine, wait
at least 30 seconds.
1. Switch on the ignition and allow the fuel

Text-module
delivery pump to run approx. 30 seconds.

2. Start engine, actuate starter for max.
10 seconds.
ETNum-list
NOTE:
No fuel or injection lines may be open, other-
wise the injection lines must be replaced.
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5.2 Removing/installing the 5.4 Replacing the safety car-
main cartridge tridge
Only replace after the main cartridge has been

changed 3 times, or if the main cartridge is da-
maged.
Fig.15
● Release snap fasteners and remove cover.
● Clean filter housing, ensuring sealing faces
are free of defects. Fig.17
● Take out the main cartridge.
● Take out safety cartridge (A).
● Insert main cartridge and attach the cover.
● Ensure cleanliness! The clean air duct must
● Ensure that the snap-on fasteners are cor-
be kept free of dust particles.
rectly positioned.
NOTE:
The main cartridge must be replaced after 5.5 Dust discharge valve
5 cleanings, or after 2 years at the latest. Operation_Pic_number:1
5.3 Cleaning the main cartridge

Fig.18
The dust discharge valve is generally
maintenance free. In case of compacted dust:
Fig.16 ● Squeeze the dust discharge valve and re-
Provisional cleaning by tapping: move the caking.
● Tap the cartridge with the heel of the palm
only. NOTE:
Text-module
The valve must be free, it should not come
Cleaning by blowing out: into contact with any other parts. Replace da-
● Blow out the filter from the inside out, with dry maged valves immediately.
compressed air (maximum 5 bar, at a mini-
mum distance of about 5 cm).
● Carefully blow the air through the inside of the
cartridge.
NOTE:
Check the filter cartridge is in perfect condi-
tion after every cleaning:
external damage, leaks, damaged paper bel-
lows (light shine from the inside).
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6. Cooling system 6.2 Checking the coolant level
CAUTION:
6.1 Cleaning the cooling sy- When the engine is hot, take extreme
stem care when removing the radiator cap
Text-module
and let hot steam escape.
The coolant is under pressure - risk
Cleaning the radiator of scalding.
Clean the fins on the radiator, hydraulic oil cooler
and transmission oil cooler, and air conditioning
system if present. Do the same with the protec-
tive grille and front and side grilles.
Fig.21
The coolant level should be above the arrowed
mark on the expansion reservoir.
Fig.19 Operation_Pic_number:1
● Open front bonnet.

● Remove cover panel (A).
● Carry out the cleaning from the engine side
using a long-handled brush or compressed
air.
● For stubborn dirt, pre-clean with a soft brush
using a suitable cleaning solution (e.g. 'P3').
Leave to soak for about 5 minutes then rinse
with a gentle water spray.
Cleaning the viscous fan

Fig.22
● Only top up with clean, lime-free water with
antifreeze (glycol) through filler neck
(arrowed).
Check concentration of coolant. Check for

eventual leaks on hose connections (heating
system too!).
NOTE:
The antifreeze solution also contains
inhibitors to protect against cavitation and
Fig.20 corrosion. A minimum concentration of 35 -
● Keep the fins of the viscous fan clean. 50 vol. % antifreeze and anticorrosive is
● Do not cover radiator, otherwise the fan would therefore necessary throughout the year,
will not cut in. even in frost-free areas.
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6.3 Replacing coolant 7. V-belt
DANGER: DANGER:
Turn off the engine! Check the V-belt tensioner only with
the engine stopped! Mount the
Replace coolant at least every 2 years. protective grille again.
Draining coolant from the radiator

Operation_Pic_number:1 DANGER:
Ensure that the engine cannot be
started while the belt is being
replaced. Disconnect the battery
before replacing the belt.
Poly-V-belt
Fig.23
● Open the cap on filler neck.
● Switch on the heater.
● Position drain pan under engine.
● Unscrew screw (A) and remove and allow
coolant to run out.
Text-module
Filling with coolant Fig.24

● Mix antifreeze solution with clean, The poly-v-belt (A) has an automatic belt
demineralised water and fill to the level of in tensioner.
the expansion tank.
● With the heater switched on, run the engine ● Check for cracks, oil fouling, signs of over-
for about 10 minutes (at about 1,500 rpm). heating and wear.
● When the engine has cooled down, check the ● Replace damaged belts.
coolant level and top up if necessary.
The tensioning pulley must be replaced every
time the v ribbed belt needs to be replaced.
6.4 Cleaning the
cooling/heating system Air-conditioning compressor V-belts (see IM-
PLEMENTS Section 2.3).
If the coolant is badly contaminated, i. e. with
rust or grease, use only hot cleaning solution Air compressor V-belts (see IMPLEMENTS Sec-
(e.g. 'P3') to flush the cooling system. tion 2.3).
● Run the engine for about one hour, filled with
the cleaning solution.
● Flush out with clean water and top up with
coolant solution.
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8. Front PTO 9. Transmission and
Front PTO oil level
axle drives
9.1 Changing transmission oil,

axle drive oil
Change the oil only when the transmission oil is
warm.
Changing transmission oil, axle drive

oil draining
Fig.25
● Pour in oil through filler hole (B).
● Oil drain plug (A).
Oil level: up to overflow at filler hole (B).
Fig.26
● Place oil drip pan underneath the transmis-
sion.
● Unscrew drain plug (arrowed/select one), re-
move and allow oil to drain completely.
● Clean the drain plug, refit and tighten.
Replacing pressure filter

A soiled pressure filter (A) is indicated by a
warning message, (see also FAULTS AND
REMEDIAL ACTIONS Section 1.1). Replace the
filter element as soon as possible, but not later
than every 2000 operating hours.
Fig.27
Text-module
● Unscrew the filter housing (A).

● Withdraw the filter element from housing.
● Replace the filter element, do not wash out.
● Lightly oil the sealing rings.
● Put filter housing back in place and tighten
screw (to 40 Nm).
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Replacing intake filter
10. Four-wheel drive
axle
10.1 Changing the oil in the
front axle differential gear
Draining the oil
Fig.28
● Remove cover (A) and extract the intake filter.
● Replace the filter element, do not wash out.
Text-module
Filling gear oil

NOTE:
After filling, allow engine to run at least 5 mi-
nutes to fill the axle drives. Fig.30
● Place an oil drip pan underneath the housing.

● Unscrew drain plug (A), remove and allow oil
to drain completely.
● Clean the drain plug, refit and tighten.
Filling with oil

Fig.29
● Remove dipstick (A) and pour oil through the
filler hole.
9.2 Checking the transmission

oil level
● Tractor must be on level ground. Fig.31
● Allow tractor to run approx. 2 minutes at idle ● Pour in the required oil through filler hole (A).
speed.
● Turn off engine, wait approx. 2 minutes. Oil level must reach the overflow at filler hole (A).
● Twist the dipstick and pull out.
● Wipe the dipstick using a clean, fibre-free rag.
● Reinsert dipstick fully and twist into place.
● Twist the dipstick and remove again.
Text-module
NOTE:
The oil level must reach the upper notch on
the dipstick. Difference in oil quantity bet-
ween Min and Max marks on dipstick is about
2.5 litres. When filling the transmission after a
repair, at least 10 litres must be filled with
pressure via the PU connection on the valve
block.
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10.2 Replacing the oil in front 10.3 Front axle suspension
axle hub drives
Operation_Pic_number:1 WARNING:
Even with the engine switched off
and the load removed from the front
axle, hydraulic lines of the front axle
suspension are under pressure.
Always relieve pressure before
undoing connections!
When inspecting for leakage, use
suitable tools to prevent injury.
Relieving pressure from hydraulic

lines
Fig.32
To change the oil, jack up front axle until wheels
rotate freely; disengage the 4WD.
Draining the oil:

● Turn wheel until the hole is at the bottom.
● Place collecting pan underneath.
● Remove drain plug and allow the oil to drain
completely.
Filling with oil:

● With hole on the left and marker in horizontal
position, fill with oil up to the overflow. Fig.33
● Clean the drain plug, refit and tighten. ● Remove cover plates from right of doorway.
● Open plugs (A).
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11. Hydraulic system 11.1 Check hydraulic oil level,
fill
DANGER: NOTE:
When working on the hydraulics, To ensure optimum filling, first fill 25 litres,
always switch off the engine and allow engine to run approx. 1 minute. Then fill
ensure that the tractor is safely up the remaining 5 litres.
parked (parking brake applied, Oil level is checked with the rear power lift
wheels chocked). lowered and the hydraulic cylinders
The system is under high pressure. retracted. Oil temperature about 20 °C.
Ensure that all pressure is released, Operation_Pic_number:1
and that mounted implements are

lowered before any work is carried
out on the hydraulics.
When checking for leaks, to avoid
injury, use suitable material (e.g. a
piece of wood).
Regularly check hydraulic hoses,
and replace if they show signs of
damage or ageing!
Always ensure the utmost
cleanliness when working on
hydraulic components.
Fig.34
● Unscrew oil dipstick (A) and remove.
The oil level must be between the MIN and MAX

markings on the dipstick.
Filling with oil.

● Preferably fill oil using a return flow coupling
with pump, this filters the oil.
If that is not possible.

● Fill hydraulic oil through the dipstick hole (A).
NOTE:
If hydraulic oil is being poured in from a large
container, use a pre-filter.
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11.2 Changing the hydraulic oil 11.3 Changing hydraulic oil
filter
IMPORTANT:
Always use only clean oil, containers and
funnels. Return line filter
Oil must meet the cleanness standard of

filter class 10 in accordance with NAS 1638.
Change the oil when the oil in the system is

warm, the power lift is lowered, and all cylinders
are retracted.
Fig.36
Draining the oil

● Place oil drip pan underneath the hydraulic
reservoir.
● Remove drain plug and allow the oil to drain.
● Unscrew the filter cover (A).
Fig.35 ● Replace return line filter.
● Use a new O-ring.
Draining the oil ● Screw on filter cover.
● Place oil drip pan underneath the hydraulic ● Clean the oil drain plugs, reinsert and tighten.
reservoir.
● Unscrew and remove drain plug (A) and allow Air vent filter
the oil to drain. Operation_Pic_number:1
● Screw cleaned oil drain plug (A) back in and

tighten.
Fig.37
● Unscrew and remove air vent filter (A) and
screw in a new filter.
NOTE:
The vent filter cannot be cleaned.
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12. Steering 13. Front wheels
Regularly check the steering for leaks and signs
of damage, check that the sealing bellows are in 13.1 Checking toe-in
good condition, and check the hoses for chafing After initial 50 operating hours, then every
marks. 500 operating hours.
Fig.38
Toe-in should be 0 - +2 mm.
● Steering straight ahead; average front axle
load.
● Measure distance between tyres on the
wheel hub at the front rim flange (A).
● Push tractor forward by 1/2 turn of the front
wheels.
● Measure distance between tyres on the
wheel hub at the rear rim flange (A +2).
13.2 Greasing the front wheel

hubs (not with 4WD)
Text-module
Every 2000 operating hours have the greasing

renewed in the Service Workshop (see
Lubrication Chart).
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14. Heating and
ventilation
DANGER:
Risk of burns when changing the
roof blower and recirculating air
filter caused by hot blower
controller!
Clean the paper filter (by blowing or tapping out)

about every six months or if fan output begins to
fall. Dry out if necessary.
Replace the paper filter if damaged. Do not Fig.40
switch on the heater blower during spraying ● Remove prefilter (A) to clean.
operations. Operation_Pic_number:1
14.1 Replacing the roof fan

filter
WARNING:
A used pollutants filter may contain
traces of spraying agents. Replace
with a normal filter cartridge as soon
as possible after every spraying
operation.
Read the instructions leaflet
supplied with the filter.
Cab and filter do not guarantee 100% Fig.41
protection against harmful
chemicals. ● Take out roof fan filter (A).
Follow the manufacturers
instructions! 14.2 Replacing the recirculating
air filter
DANGER:
Risk of burns when changing the
roof blower and recirculating air
filter caused by hot blower controller
(B)!
Text-module
Fig.39
● Release lock (A), lift grid.
Fig.42
● Undo clips.
● Remove recirculating air filter (A).
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15. Windscreen washer 16. Cleaning the tractor
system Text-module
● The driver seat upholstery sections can be

Cleaning agents and antifreeze can be added removed by unbuttoning, without tools.
according to the manufacturers instructions. ● Never leave the engine running when hosing
down the tractor.
● Never point water jets directly at electrical
Fluid reservoir equipment.
● When using a high-pressure washer,

maintain a distance of at least 10 cm. from
seals and paint work. Maximum water
temperature 50° C. Do not use a spray
booster (dirt cutter). Always follow the
manufacturers instructions.
● After cleaning the tractor, lubricate all
lubrication points, joints and bearings. We
recommend waxing painted surfaces after
cleaning.
● Do not aim high-pressure cleaning jets
directly at the radar sensor (minimum
distance 1 m.- maximum pressure 65 bar).
● Clean plastic parts such as the mudguards,
Fig.43 bonnet, roof, with a weak soap solution. That
● Top up fluid in reservoir (A). produces the best cleaning results!
● Do not use acetone, concentrated window
cleaner, scouring agents or cleaning agents
containing a high-percentage of alcohol such
as spirit!
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17. Electrical and 17.1 Battery
electronic systems WARNING:
When working on the electrical
Since even a test lamp can damage electronic
system, always disconnect the
components in the electrical system, trouble
battery (negative terminal).
shooting must always be carried out in the
Use the correct connecting
workshop.
sequence - connect first positive
Disconnect battery if the tractor is not used for terminal and then negative terminal.
long periods, to prevent it being discharged by Avoid sparks and naked flame near
small consumers. Check the battery charge level the battery. The glass on work lights
every 2 months. Do not operate the tractor are very hot while switched on!
without a battery.
Text-module
In the following cases, stored settings (for Operation_Pic_number:1
example, the time) are lost and replaced by the

default values:
1. Drained or disconnected battery.
2. Yellow connector 1 is disconnected from
instrument cluster.
ETNum-list
Fig.44
● Keep battery clean!
● Keep battery in good charging condition -
especially in cold weather.
● Do not operate the tractor without a battery.
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17.2 Alternator 17.5 Adjusting the auxiliary
Charge control lamp goes out after the start at lighting
approx. 800 rpm. Operation_Pic_number:1
17.3 Electrowelding
Disconnect both battery terminals. Keep ground
terminal as close to the point of welding as
possible; be aware of components sensitive to
temperature.
17.4 Adjusting the headlights

NOTE:
Before adjusting, bring the tractor front axle
suspension to the middle position of the total
suspension range.
Remove front weight. Fig.46
At a 10 metre distance the upper limit of the
illuminated area is two thirds of the height of the
tractor lights.
Fig.45
● Adjust headlamps using the Phillips screws
only (A).
Text-module
Headlamp (A), at a distance of 10 m, the

light-dark boundary is 10 cm under the
installation height (measured from the ground to
the centre of the headlamp).
Main beam headlamp (B), adjust so that the
lightest point is just above the light-dark
boundary of the dipped beam.
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17.6 Additional installation of electrical and electronic equipment
Safety recommendations for subsequent fitting of electrical and electronic equipment and/or
components.
Text-module
The tractor is equipped with electronic components whose functions can be influenced by electroma-
gnetic signals from other units. This may constitute a danger - follow the safety instructions below, to
avoid injuries.
When installing additional electrical and electronic equipment and/or components in the machine, and
connecting them to the on-board electrical system, it is the users responsibility to check for possible in-
terference with the tractor electronic system. This is particularly important for:
Connection of consumers.
● Never connect any equipment to sensing components (sensors) since this may interfere with con-
trol functions (EPC, comfort control, etc.).
Power used by consumers.

● Voltage dips or spikes may lead to spurious error messages.
Short-wave transmitters.
● Transmissions without a special antenna can cause malfunctions (EPC, comfort control, etc.).
Make sure that all subsequently installed electrical and electronic components comply with the rele-
vant version of EMC guideline 75/322/EEC, and that they carry the e1 symbol.
Text-module
Subsequent installation of mobile communication systems

For the subsequent installation of mobile communication systems (e.g. radio, telephone) the following
requirements have to be met:
● Only equipment complying with national regulations may be installed.
● The equipment must be securely installed.
● Portable or mobile equipment used within the vehicle is permissible only when connected to an ex-
ternally installed aerial.
● The transmitter must be fitted well clear of the vehicle electronics.
● Make sure the antenna is fitted properly with a good ground connection between antenna and ve-
hicle body.
Text-module
For cabling, installation and a maximum permissible power consumption, observe instructions of
equipment manufacturer.
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18. Fuses
DANGER:
Use only original fuses. Excess amperage fuses can destroy the electrical system. Fire
hazard.
18.1 Fuse holder

Fuse holder 1 Fuse holder 2
Fig.47 Fig.48
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18.2 Assignment fuse holder 1
Fuse holder 1
Fig.49
Text-module
Fuse no. PIN Amps Consumers

(A)
1 30 - -
2 30 25 Preheat starter switch position ON
3 30 15 Radio, instrument cluster, interior lighting
4 30 5 Battery disconnect relay
5 58 25 Work light (Twin Power), on top of roof
6 58 5 Control console, instrument cluster
7 58 15 Rear work lights switch
8 58 15 Front work lights switch
9 58 5 Radio
10 58 5 Taillamps, license plate lighting
11 15 E 5 E-box, joystick
12 15 E 10 CAN hydraulic valves
13 15 E 5 -
14 15 E 5 -
15 15 E 5 -
16 15 E 10 Fuel pump
17 15 E 10 Exhaust gas recirculation
18 - - -
19 15 E 25 Ventilation, low roof
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Fuse no. PIN Amps Consumers
(A)
20 - - -
21 15 15 Pressure switch hazard warning light, brake relay
22 15 10 Steering column switch (combination switch)
23 15 15 Power supply driving lights
24 15 15 Windscreen wiper front intermittent operation, rotating bea-
con
25 15 10 Driver seat heater
26 15 40 Blower switch
27 15 15 Relay hydraulic circuits 3 and 4
28 15 40 Blower switch
29 15 40 Implement socket, communications box power supply
30 15 10 10 A socket
31 30 25 Socket 25 A
32 30 15 Hazard warning light pushbutton
33 30 15 Driving lamps pushbutton
34 30 15 Relay 56a (driving lights)
35 30 15 Relay, 56 b (dipped headlights)
36 30 25 Heater, low roof
37 30 25 Power supply e-box engine control
38 30 40 Power supply e-box comfort
39 30 5 Fuseboard, joystick
40 30 10 Mini-hydraulics
41 58L 10 Front socket for front power lift, trailer socket
42 58R 10 Trailer socket
43 L 10 Front socket for front power lift, trailer socket
44 R 10 Front socket for front power lift, trailer socket
45 54 10 Trailer socket
46 58 5 Position lamp front left, standing lamp left
47 - - -
48 - - -
49 - - -
50 - - -
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18.3 Assignment fuse holder 2
Fuse Sepa- Components Sepa-

ration ration
point point
01 X200/10 Hydrostat speed X163
sensor
02 X200/11 Bevel pinion speed X164
sensor
03 X200/12 Clutch pedal rotary X166
position sensor
04 X200/14 Control unit X181
Euro
05 X200/4 - -
06 X201/11 Position sensor lin- X178
kage
07 X201/12 Load sensor pin X179
08 X201/13 Position sensor foot X898
throttle
09 X201/6 Steering angle sen- X233
sor
10 X200/6 High pressure sen- X157
sor 1
11 X200/9 Engine speed sen- X159
sor
12 X200/17 Suspension rotary X152
position sensor
13 X200/16 Rear PTO speed X169
sensor
14 X200/15 Front PTO speed X151
sensor
15 X200/5 High pressure sen- X177
sor 2
18 X201/1 Solenoid switch tur- X142
Fig.50 boclutch interrupt
Text-module
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19. Circuit diagrams
19.1 Legend for circuit diagrams
Text-module
X001 to X9999 are electric couplers, butt-type connectors and other connectors.
A007 = Instrument cluster B167 = Inside temperature
A013 = Fuseboards B168 = Steering angle sensor
A025 = EPC control panel E001 = H4 headlamp, right
A026 = Heater control panel E002 = H4 headlamp, left
A050 = Electronics box EXT E003 = H4 right auxiliary headlight
A051 = EDC Engine control E004 = H4 additional headlamp, left
A056 = Radio E005 = Front right indicator
A067 = Keypad front E006 = Front left indicator
A068 = Multi-function control element E009 = Licence plate lamp, right
A070 = ID-module (Sisu) E010 = Licence plate lamp, left
A074 = Actuation unit E013 = Right front roof work light
A089 = EGR actuator E014 = Left front roof work light
A119 = Air-conditioning control unit E015 = Front work light on right turn signal
A120 = Roof blower control indicator
A123 = Mini-hydraulics control panel E016 = Front work light at left turn signal in-
B002 = Front PTO speed Hall sensor dicator
B003 = Suspension rotary position sensor E019 = Cab lighting
B004 = Vacuum switch E022 = Rotating beacon left
B008 = High pressure sensor E042 = Licence plate light ground / safety
B009 = Discharge temperature sensor bar back
B010 = Engine Hall sensor 1 E043 = Auxiliary lighting safety frame right
B014 = Speed sensor, hydrostatic drive col- ground
lector shaft E044 = Flashing position lamp safety frame
B015 = Bevel pinion speed sensor right ground
B017 = Clutch pedal rotary position sensor E045 = Flashing position lamp safety frame
B019 = Compressed air supply pressure left ground
sensor E046 = Auxiliary lighting safety frame left
B020 = Rear PTO rpm Hall sensor ground
B30 = Measured value, position sensor E047 = Work light safety frame right ground
B031 = Draft sensing pin E048 = Work light safety frame left ground
B035 = Hand throttle rotary position sensor E056 = Flashing position lamp right on top of
roof ground
B039 = High pressure sensor 2 pressure/
thrust detection E057 = Flashing position lamp right on top of
roof ground
B050 = Loudspeaker, left
E058 = Work light right on top of roof ground
B051 = Loudspeaker, right
E059 = Work light right on top of roof ground
B055 = Position sensor foot throttle
E060 = Auxiliary lighting safety frame left
B080 = Hydraulic oil temperature switch
56a
B085 = Speed camshaft
E061 = Auxiliary lighting safety frame left
B086 = Pressure diesel / rail 56a
B087 = Sensor fuel low pressure (diesel) E120 = Left rear roof work light
B088 = Speed crankshaft E121 = Work light on roof, right rear
B089 = Temperature coolant E126 = Taillamp back left
B090 = Pressure engine oil E127 = Taillamp back right
B092 = Temperature and pressure charge- E147 = Lighting cab LED
air
G001 = Battery plus
B099 = Temperature switch water tempera-
G002 = Alternator
ture
H005 = Horn
B107 = Hydraulic oil level switch
H006 = Buzzer
B130 = Sensor fuel temperature
H009 = Buzzer reverse driving
B133 = Fuel level sensor
K001 = Relay +Vbatt 15
B165 = Evaporator temperature
K002 = Relay +Vbatt 58
B166 = Evaporator temperature
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K004 = Relay 56A S127 = High/low-pressure switch
K005 = Relay 56B S128 = Roof blower switch
K007 = Brake relay S129 = Air-conditioning switch
K009 = Screen wipers pulse generator U003 = Foil antenna
K010 = Turn flasher relay Y004 = Transmission solenoid neutral/turbo-
K013 = 3rd hydraulic circuit relay clutch valve
K060 = Relay turboclutch valve Y008 = Rear PTO solenoid valve
K063 = Relay heating flange Y009 = 4WD solenoid valve
K068 = Battery disconnect relay solenoid Y010 = Differential lock solenoid valve
K069 = Lockout relay Y011 = Front PTO solenoid valve
K071 = Relay circuit 4 Y013 = Lower suspension solenoid
K074 = Relay starter Y014 = Raise suspension solenoid
K075 = Relay fan pump (Sisu) Y023 = Compressed air pilot control sole-
K086 = Relay air-conditioning noid valve
M001 = Starter 30 (jump start terminal) Y024 = air-conditioning magnetic clutch
M002 = Front wiper motor Y026 = Rear PTO stage 1 solenoid
M003 = Front windshield washer system Y027 = Rear PTO stage 2 solenoid
pump Y028 = Rear PTO stage 3 solenoid
M004 = Rear window wiper motor Y042 = Valve 2, mini-hydraulics
M005 = Screen washers pump, rear Y043 = Valve 1, mini-hydraulics
M007 = Line coupling seat adjustment motor Y044 = Valve 3, mini-hydraulics
M009 = Blower speeds 1 - 3 Y045 = Valve 6, mini-hydraulics
M012 = Heating unit Y046 = Valve 5, mini-hydraulics
M013 = Heater pump Y047 = Valve 4, mini-hydraulics
M019 = Fuel pump (Sisu) Y050 = Hydraulics collector valve
M028 = Condenser blower 1 Y089 = Solenoid trailer brake load transfer
M029 = Condenser blower 2 Y091 = Metering unit
M030 = Condenser blower 3 Y095 = Injector1
M031 = Roof blower (infinitely adjustable) Y096 = Injector2
M032 = Heating valve with position sensor Y097 = Injector3
N001 = Amplifier (foil antenna) Y102 = EPC valve
R002 = Heating flange ground connection Y103 = Yellow valve
S002 = Ignition-starter switch Y104 = Blue valve
S003 = Driving lamps pushbutton Y105 = Red valve
S004 = Hazard warning light pushbutton Y106 = Green valve
S005 = Right brake solenoid switch Y107 = Brown valve
S006 = Left brake solenoid switch Y108 = White valve
S007 = Additional lighting pushbutton Y122 = Solenoid valve cooler bypass
S008 = Front work lights switch
S009 = Rear work lights switch
S010 = Rear wiper motor switch
S011 = Rotating beacon switch
S015 = Hand brake switch
S017 = Filter contamination switch
S019 = PTO ON key, rear left
S029 = External Raise button, left
S030 = External Lower button left
S037 = Blower switch
S048 = Rear screen heater switch
S053 = Seat switch
S059 = Pressure switch Italian brake
S070 = Rate detection
S074 = Solenoid switch starter lockout
switch and turboclutch interrupt
S092 = Disconnect switch battery discon-
nect relay
S102 = Switch Twin Power work light
S117 = Steering column switch
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19.2 Colour identification of electric wires
Text-module
Colour of wire Abbreviation Mark

white (with black printing) ws General colour of wires
red rt + Vbatt 30
green gn + Vbatt 15
yellow ge + Vbatt 15E
grey (basic colour for lighting) gr + Vbatt 58
grey - black gr-sw + Vbatt 58 lighting left
grey - red gr-rt + Vbatt 58 lighting right
yellow ge + Vbatt power supply
brown br vehicle body ground
brown - white br-ws Electronics ground
brown - yellow br-ge Sensors ground
black - green sw-gn Right side turn signal indicator
black - white sw-ws Left side turn signal indicator
orange or Additional wiring
blue bl
pink rs
turquoise tk
violet vi
19.3 Circuit diagrams

Text-module
List of circuit diagrams

Sheet 2 = Overview base control unit EXT
Sheet 3 = Overview engine control unit EDC
Sheet 4 = Overview instr. cluster, transmission control unit, EPC control panel, mini-hydraulics control
panel, keypad, multi-function control element MFB
Sheet 5 = Overview microfuse
Sheet 6 = Supply
Sheet 7 = Power supply electronic system
Sheet 8 = Grounding layout
Sheet 9 = STVZO, lighting
Sheet 10 = Safety frame variant
Sheet 11 = Flasher and position lamp top of roof
Sheet 12 = Turn signal indicator
Sheet 13 = Brake lamp, trailer brake
Sheet 14 = Wipers, rotating beacon
Sheet 15 = Work lamps
Sheet 16 = Cab lighting, radio
Sheet 17 = Heater, ventilation, air-conditioning
Sheet 18 = Variant low roof heating
Sheet 19 = Load sockets, seat compressor
Sheet 20 = Implement socket, event counter
Sheet 21 = Instr. cluster
Sheet 22 = EPC power lift control
Sheet 23 = Enhanced control BUS
Sheet 24 = Transmission bus
Sheet 25 = Valve bus
Sheet 26 = Hydraulics, hydraulic circuit 3, hydraulic circuit 4
Sheet 27 = 4WD and differential lock
Sheet 28 = Suspension
Sheet 29 = PTO
Sheet 30 = Transmission control
Sheet 31 = Engine control EDC
Sheet 32 = Engine control SISU
Sheet 33 = Relay block
Sheet 34 = Air-conditioning HV
Sheet 35 = Air-conditioning simple HVAC
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ETWiring-diagram
138
19.3 Overview base control unit EXT

260.900.000.003 Sheet 2
ETWiring-diagram
139

19.4 Overview engine control unit EDC
260.900.000.003 Sheet 3
ETWiring-diagram
140
19.5 Overview instr. cluster, transmission

control unit, EPC control panel,
mini-hydraulics control panel, keypad,
multi-function control element MFB
260.900.000.003 Sheet 4
ETWiring-diagram
141

19.6 Overview microfuse
260.900.000.003 Sheet 5
260.900.000.003 Sheet 6
19.7 Supply
ETWiring-diagram
142
ETWiring-diagram
143

19.8 Power supply electronic system
260.900.000.003 Sheet 7
ETWiring-diagram
144
19.9 Grounding layout

260.900.000.003 Sheet 8
ETWiring-diagram
145

19.10 STVZO, lighting
260.900.000.003 Sheet 9
ETWiring-diagram
146
19.11 Safety frame variant

260.900.000.003 Sheet 10
ETWiring-diagram
147

19.12 Flasher and position lamp top of roof
260.900.000.003 Sheet 11
ETWiring-diagram
148
19.13 Turn signal indicator

260.900.000.003 Sheet 12
ETWiring-diagram
149

19.14 Brake lamp, trailer brake
260.900.000.003 Sheet 13
ETWiring-diagram
150
19.15 Wipers, rotating beacon

260.900.000.003 Sheet 14
ETWiring-diagram
151

19.16 Work lamps
260.900.000.003 Sheet 15
ETWiring-diagram
152
19.17 Cab lighting, radio

260.900.000.003 Sheet 16
ETWiring-diagram
153

19.18 Heater, ventilation, air-conditioning
260.900.000.003 Sheet 17
ETWiring-diagram
154
19.19 Variant low roof heater

260.900.000.003 Sheet 18
ETWiring-diagram
155

19.20 Load sockets, seat compressor
260.900.000.003 Sheet 19
ETWiring-diagram
156
19.21 Implement socket, event counter

260.900.000.003 Sheet 20
ETWiring-diagram
157

19.22 Instr. cluster
260.900.000.003 Sheet 21
ETWiring-diagram
158
19.23 EPC power lift control

260.900.000.003 Sheet 22
ETWiring-diagram
159

19.24 Enhanced control BUS
260.900.000.003 Sheet 23
ETWiring-diagram
160
19.25 Transmission bus

260.900.000.003 Sheet 24
ETWiring-diagram
161

19.26 Valve bus
260.900.000.003 Sheet 25
ETWiring-diagram
162
19.27 Hydraulics, hydraulic circuit 3,

hydraulic circuit 4
260.900.000.003 Sheet 26
ETWiring-diagram
163

19.28 4WD and differential lock
260.900.000.003 Sheet 27
ETWiring-diagram
164
19.29 Suspension
260.900.000.003 Sheet 28
260.900.000.003 Sheet 29
19.30 PTO
ETWiring-diagram
165
ETWiring-diagram
166
19.31 Transmission control

260.900.000.003 Sheet 30
ETWiring-diagram
167

19.32 Engine control EDC
260.900.000.003 Sheet 31
ETWiring-diagram
168
19.33 Engine control SISU

260.900.000.003 Sheet 32
ETWiring-diagram
169

19.34 Relay block
260.900.000.003 Sheet 33
ETWiring-diagram
170
19.35 Air-conditioning HV
260.900.000.003 Sheet 33
ETWiring-diagram
171

19.36 Air-conditioning simple HVAC
260.900.000.003 Sheet 34
IMPLEMENTS
1. Compressed air sy- 1.1 Operating
stem
DANGER:
Make sure trailer is correctly
attached. If the trailer has air brakes,
only start off if indicator in the
instrument cluster is in the green
zone and there are no warning
messages.
Ensure that brake lines are long
enough!
Observe trailer manufacturers
instructions.
Fig.2
Whenever towing trailers equipped
with air brakes, do not use A = 'Yellow' coupling head
independent wheel brakes (lock the Dual-line brake system
brake pedals)! B = 'red' coupling head
Dual-line system, reserve
Operation_Pic_number:1 ● After uncoupling, seal the openings with the
dust caps.
Antifreeze pump/tank
Fig.1
Operating pressure has been attained when
indicator (A) is in the green zone.
If pressure in the air tank is too low, indicator (A) Fig.3
flashes in the red zone.
If there is a risk of frost
● Set antifreeze pump lever (A) to I = open.
● Fill antifreeze tank (B) with ethyl alcohol
(X 902.015.003).
After winter operation is ended

● Set lever to 0 = closed.
Text-module
Filling tyres
● Connect the supplied tyre inflating hose to red
coupling head.
IMPORTANT:
Regularly check pressure which can rise to
about 8.1 bar.
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IMPLEMENTS
1.2 Maintenance Compressor V-belt
Text-module
Testing the compressed air system

for leakage
To be carried out weekly with stopped engine
and a full air tank: display on dashboard must
maintain unchanged indication for at least 3 mi-
nutes.
Draining condensation water from

the air bottle
Fig.5
V-belt tension (strand pull) is measured at the
centre point between the pulleys with Optibelt
tension gauge I.
To adjust:
● Loosen screw (A).
● Set with tensioning screw (B).
Text-module
Profile = Strand pull in N (kp)

13 mm = 400 +50 (40 +5)
Text-module
Fig.4 ● Tighten screw (A).

● Every day, press in the pin under the bottle to
drain the condensation.
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IMPLEMENTS
2. Air-conditioning 2.2 Operating
WARNING:
All repair and maintenance work
must be carried out by qualified
personnel only.
Avoid all contact with liquid
refrigerant.
If accidentally splashed in the eyes,
seek medical advice immediately.
No welding should be carried out on
or near any parts of the
air-conditioning systems! Risk of
poisoning!
Maximum ambient temperature for
coolant 80 °C. Fig.6
Check the V-belt only while the ● Start engine tractor (air-conditioning only
engine is stopped. Attach the works with the engine running).
protective grille again. ● Switch on blower with selector (B).
● Switch on air-conditioning with toggle switch
(A), indicator lamp is lit when in operation.
2.1 General ● Set desired temperature with rotary switch
(C).
Text-module
CAUTION: Use the air vents to adjust the amount of air and
If you suspect that the guide air flow.
air-conditioning is damaged, switch For recirculated air and fresh air supply (see
off the AC compressor. Contact a OPERATION Section 6.2).
FENDT workshop.
NOTE:
Text-module For health reasons it is advisable not to allow
the air inside the cab to drop by more than ap-
NOTE:
prox. 5 - 8 °C below the outside temperature.
If it is very humid outside with high outside
Do not expose yourself directly to cold
temperatures, condensation may drip off of
draughts - danger of catching cold! For
the evaporator forming puddle of water under
energy economy and greater efficiency, we
the tractor. This is normal and is not a sign of
recommend using the recirculated air mode.
leakage.
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IMPLEMENTS
2.3 Maintenance Compressor V-belt
Text-module
Switch on the air-conditioning once every month

(even in winter) for about 10 min., and set the
ventilation to recirculated air mode (see also
OPERATION Section 6.2).
Condenser
Fig.9
V-belt tension (strand pull) is to be measured at
the centre point between pulleys, using Optibelt
tension gauge I.
Adjustment
● Loosen fastener (A).
Fig.7
● Tension the tensioning pulley with screw (B).
● Remove cover plate (A) at the back of the ● Tighten fastener (A).
cab. Profile = Strand pull in N (kp)
● Gently clean the fins of the condenser (A), do 13 mm = 400 +50 (40 +5)
not use pressure.
Checking coolant level

Fig.8
● Coolant must flow without bubbles through
the sight glass (A) of the fluid reservoir when
the engine is running and the air-conditioning
is working at full power.
Topping up with refrigerant or replacing the tank /

dryer can only be undertaken in the workshop.
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FAULTS AND REMEDIAL ACTIONS
1. Warning and fault messages
Fig.1
Warning and fault messages are indicated on the multiple display. The warning lamp also flashes and
an acoustic warning signal sounds.
If a fault message is displayed, the stored fault code and can be read out to determine the fault more
accurately. These codes are memorised to be called up in the workshop for rapid fault location.
The default display is the clock and operating hours and system settings.
1.1 Warning messages

No fault code, no storage.
Text-module
Calling up several concurrently existing warnings

Press the key to show the symbols for existing warning messages one after the other.
Fault-module
1. Hand brake on
Indicator accompanied by intermittent audible signal and warning lamp.
Cause Remedial Action

Hand brake applied. Release hand brake.
Fault-module
2. Engine speed too high


Engine speed too high. Reduce engine speed.
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Fault-module
3. Engine speed below 500 rpm and turboclutch function

switched off

Engine speed too low. Increase engine speed.
Fault-module
4. Front /rear PTO overspeed

Display accompanied by warning light.

In PTO stage 1000, from 1170 rpm. Reduce PTO speed.
In PTO stage 540E as of 630 rpm. Reduce PTO speed.
In rear PTO 540 setting, from 630 rpm. Reduce PTO speed.
Fault-module
5. Battery voltage too low


Alternator faulty. Replace alternator (at workshop).
Too many consumers. Reduced number of consumers.
Consumer was switched on while engine was Recharge battery.
switched off.
Fault-module
6. Battery voltage too high

Disconnect charging cable B+ from the alternator, make sure there is no short to
ground, call workshop.
Fault-module
7. Rear PTO function automatic mode


Linkage and PTO automatic mode preselected. Increase ground speed to over 1 km/h and
Ground speed below 1 km/h, rear PTO not actuate Quick Lift switch.
engaged.
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Fault-module
8. Mechanical neutral position!

Establishing a mechanical frictional connection (see towing instructions).
Fault-module
9. When starting tractor, activating key depressed or jammed

Release activating key.
Fault-module
10. Fuel reserve


Fuel is running out. Fill up tank.
Fault-module
11. Ground speed PTO


Tractor is not stationary when engaging or Stop the tractor.
disengaging the ground speed PTO.
Fault-module
12. Ground speed PTO


Speed too high with disengaged ground speed Reduce speed or remove implement.
PTO and mounted implement.
Fault-module
13. Speed monitoring

Driving at too high a speed in emergency operating mode.
Reduce vehicle speed.
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Fault-module
14. Seat switch

Driver seat empty for more than 3 seconds. Sit on the driver seat.
If the Tractor Management System (TMS) is
active, engine speed is reduced.
In accelerator pedal mode, the direction of travel
must be actuated again while the tractor is
actively stopped.
Fault-module
15. Foot brake actuated or foot brake switch misadjusted

The foot brake is applied when actuating pedal Release foot brake or adjust foot brake switch.
mode in TMS mode, or the foot brake switch is
misadjusted.
Fault-module
16. Cruise control activated while clutch is pressed

If the driver tries to activate cruise control while Release clutch.
the clutch is pressed, the following indicator
appears for 3 seconds.
Fault-module
17. Cruise control activated while brake is pressed

If the driver tries to activate cruise control while Release foot brake.
the brake is pressed, the following indicator
appears for 3 seconds.
Fault-module
18. Crossgate lever locked

Releasing lock.
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Fault-module
19. Linear module locked

Releasing lock.
Fault-module
20. Hydraulic valves (oil temperature)

Hydraulic oil temperature too high.
Cool hydraulic oil.
Fault-module
21. Button circuit 3 / 4 on joystick, implausible

Release activating key.
Fault-module
22. Floating position cannot be activated

Hydraulic oil temperature too low.
Warm up hydraulic oil and activate again.
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1.2 Fault messages
Fault codes are also displayed with the fault messages.
Text-module
In the event of a fault message, proceed as follows:

● To make system operational, switch ignition OFF, wait approx. 5 seconds, switch ignition ON (re-
set).
● If it was a temporary fault, the system is operative again.
Text-module
If the fault is displayed again:

Accept fault messages one after the other, take note of measures to be taken in the code table.
Press key until all fault messages are cleared.
Each stored fault messages must be cleared individually. Clearing a fault message does not remove
the fault, it is simply no longer displayed.
If the fault is still present, it is indicated again the next time the tractor is started.
Calling up a fault code

Fig.2
Press key, the first main menu appears on the multiple display.
Press either of the keys repeatedly until symbol (A) flashes.
Press key.
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Fig.3
● The second main menu level appears on the multiple display.
Text-module
Press either of the keys repeatedly until symbol (A) flashes.
Press key, the following image is displayed on the multiple display.
Fig.4
A = Number of faults
B = Current fault
C = Fault code
Text-module
Press key to display fault codes one after the other.
Fault-module
1. Engine temperature
Unload the engine immediately, then switch off.

Clogged radiator fins. Blow or spray fin from inside to outside.
Not enough cooling water. Top up with warm water while the engine is
running.
V-belt is loose or torn. Re-tension or change the belt.
Thermostat does not open. Replace thermostat (workshop task).
Coolant circuit dirty. Clean out the inside of the system with hot
flushing liquid, e.g. P3 (at workshop).
Viscous fan faulty. Replace viscous fan (at workshop).
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Fault-module
2. Engine oil pressure

Switch off engine immediately.
Check oil level.

Engine oil pressure too low as a result of Top up engine oil or fill with correct oil.
insufficient or excessively thin oil.
Oil control valve in filter head dirty. Clean oil control valve (workshop task).
Fault-module
3. Charge air temperature

Unload the engine immediately, then switch off.

Charge air cooler dirty. Check charge air cooler, and clean if necessary.
Cracked V-belt. Replace V-belt.
Viscous fan faulty. Replace viscous fan (at workshop).
Fault-module
4. Transmission oil filter dirty

Note: Change the cartridge as soon as the indicator appears. The indicator may go
out again, still change the cartridge.

Contaminated hydraulic oil filter element. Replace filter unit.
Fault-module
5. Transmission oil temperature too high

Transmission oil too hot. Allow transmission oil to cool down.
Radiator soiled. Clean the transmission oil cooler.
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Fault-module
6. Contaminated air filter


Air filter main cartridge dirty. Check air filter main cartridge. If necessary, clean
or replace the air filter main cartridge.
Fault-module
7. Instrument cluster memory

Invalid programming of instrument cluster. Re-programme (at workshop).
Fault-module
8. Control keys for multiple display

Press key longer than 30 seconds. Release control key.
Line interruption, electric fault. Have fault corrected at workshop.
Fault-module
9. Pressure control valve - engine control module

Note: engine is switched off after 5 minutes at the most.

Pressure control valve - engine control module Have fault corrected at workshop.
faulty.
Line interruption, electric fault.
Fault-module
10. Hydraulic fluid temperature too high

With saving
Relieve the hydraulic system of load and switch off the engine.

Control valve not set to "Neutral" during hydraulic Set control valve to "Neutral" and lock / have fault
work. corrected at workshop.
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10. Hydraulic fluid temperature too high
With saving
Relieve the hydraulic system of load and switch off the engine.
Three-point implement is non-standard / lateral Adapt three-point implement to standard /

support set too narrow. change side support. If necessary make lifting
struts longer, if lifting height is sufficient.
Three-point implement too heavy / overpressure Connect upper link to a different point on the
valve continuously activated in upper limit implement; measure pressure during the lifting
position of power lift. process (at workshop).
Insufficient oil supply for the operation Check and top up oil level.
concerned.
Final shutoff incorrectly adjusted. Readjust final shutoff (at workshop).
Fault-module
11. Hydraulic oil level (early warning)

Indicator accompanied by a continuous beep and warning light.
Hydraulic tank could be empty.
Flow rate is limited to 10 l/min for all valves.
Fault-module
12. Valve prioritisation

Display accompanied by warning light.

Prioritised valve is requiring more oil than the Valve priority is deactivated temporarily until the
pump can provide. pump is able to provide the required quantity
again.
Fault-module
13. Compressed air supply


Pressure in tank is loo low. Wait a short while until the pressure in the tank
has increased. Check pressure regulator (at
workshop)
Fault-module
14. EDC control module


Incorrect engine control unit, incorrect EOL Replace engine control unit, perform new EOL
programming. programming.
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Fault-module
15. Reactivate hydraulic valve

Temporary malfunction (e.g. overvoltage) on a Press ESC key.
hydraulic valve.
Fault-module
16. 4WD key

Switching off may no longer be possible.
Fault-module
17. Fault in the PTO linkage automatic mode

Repeat calibration.
Fault-module
18. Differential lock key

Switching on may no longer be possible.
Fault-module
19. Rear PTO

Engage by pressing key, try pressing longer than 5 seconds.
Fault-module
20. Front PTO

Engage by pressing key, try pressing longer than 5 seconds.
Fault-module
21. EPC rear linkage

Operate the quick lift switch or switch ignition off and on again.
Fault-module
22. Multi-function control element

Rear/front automatic mode on/off switch faulty.
Automatic mode stop button faulty.
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Fault-module
23. Transmission control

Call up fault code and refer to the code table for what measures to take.
Fault-module
24. Sensors
No pressure or volume monitoring.
It is essential to find the cause of the fault immediately in the code table (see also
FAULTS AND REMEDIAL ACTIONS Section 2).
Fault-module
25. Electronic system

Indicator accompanied by a continuous beep and warning light.
Electronic connections between components are faulty or cut. Other fault codes may
occur.
Fault-module
26. E-box (not EPC)

E-box hardware fault.
Replace corresponding E-box (at workshop).
Fault-module
27. Memory E-box (not EPC)

E-box basic programming invalid.
(reprogramming, workshop task).
Fault-module
28. Front axle suspension

No longer functioning.
Suspension remains in the last position selected.
Fault-module
29. Hydraulic (oil level)

Hydraulic tank empty.
Valves, front power lift and rear EPC are locked.
Refill hydraulic oil or switch the valve to floating position manually, so that oil can flow
back out of the external cylinder (see also OPERATION Section 20.4).
Switch ignition OFF and ON (reset).
Fault-module
30. Hydraulic valves

Valve remains incorrectly positioned or goes into neutral.
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Fault-module
31. Hydraulic valves (crossgate lever)

Valves cannot be actuated.
Fault-module
32. Engine coolant (level)

Level of coolant too low.
Top up with coolant.
Fault-module
33. Initialisation error on communication driver

CAN bus communication restricted.
Fault-module
34. Draft sensing pin overloaded

Relieve draft sensing pin.
Fault-module
35. EDC fault

Take note of fault code for engine control.
Fault-module
36. Excessive transmission slip

Specified/actual transmission slip limit exceeded. This fault may occasionally occur
under extreme conditions (e.g. at very low transmission oil temperature) even if
transmission is mechanically sound. If the problem persists in normal operating
conditions, contact the workshop immediately.
Fault-module
37. Seat switch defective

Pedal mode is not possible.
Fault-module
38. Fault in Tractor Management System (TMS)

Restricted operation. Call workshop.
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Fault-module
39. Linear module not calibrated, faulty or implausible

Calibrate/replace linear module.
Fault-module
40. Joystick
Double actuation or actuation freezes.
Fault-module
41. Sensor left brake pad wear indicator faulty

Replace sensor.
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1.3 Clearing a warning or fault message
Text-module
Clear fault messages individually.
Press key until all fault messages are cleared.
Each stored fault messages must be cleared individually. Clearing a fault message does not remove
the fault, it is simply no longer displayed.
If the fault is still present, it is indicated again the next time the tractor is started.
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1.4 General faults
Fault-module
1. Engine does not start

Fuel tank is empty. Fill up with fuel.
Air in the fuel system. Bleed air from the fuel system.
Fuel system clogged with dirt. Clean the filter inlet. If necessary, change filter
box; bleed system.
In very cold conditions: failing cold-start system. Repair cold-start system (at workshop).
In winter, at temperatures under -5 °C: fuel feed Unblock filter duct and fuel filter. Use to winter-
blocked by ice or paraffin. grade fuel. Bleed air from system.
No starter contact / faulty starter unit. Press clutch (starter lockout!). Check power con-
nection of battery starter.
Electronics box (EDC) without current. Check fuses and connectors
Injection nozzle faulty. To be carried out at workshop.
Fuel supply pump does not work. To be carried out at workshop.
Incorrect injection cycle. To be carried out at workshop.
Air in the fuel system Bleed air from the fuel system.
Compression too low (e.g. valves leak, piston To be carried out at workshop.
ring stuck, cylinder head gasket damaged, valve
seat broken).
Common rail relief valve faulty. To be carried out at workshop.
Fault-module
2. Engine does not turn over

Cable loose or broken. Replace cable.
Battery discharged (e.g. v-belt loose or broken). Replace v-belt.
Starter faulty. Replace starter.
Fault-module
3. Engine starts but stops after a short period of time

Air in the fuel system. Bleed air from the fuel system.
Fuel system clogged with dirt. Clean the filter inlet. If necessary, replace filter
element.
Bleed air from system.
In winter, at temperatures under -5 °C: fuel feed Unblock filter duct and fuel filter. Use to winter-
blocked by ice or paraffin. grade fuel. Bleed air from system.
Water separator clogged. Clean water separator.
Fuel supply pump faulty. To be carried out at workshop.
Engine monitoring has determined there is a fault To be carried out at workshop.
in the system.
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Fault-module
4. Engine does not run smoothly

Air in fuel system. Bleed air from the fuel system.
Fuel system clogged with dirt. Clean the filter inlet. If necessary, replace filter
element.
Bleed air from system.
Compression too low. To be carried out at workshop.
Fuel supply pump faulty. To be carried out at workshop.
Engine control unit or speed sensor faulty. To be carried out at workshop.
Fault-module
5. Poor engine performance

Air filter contaminated. Clean air filter.
Turbocharger faulty. To be carried out at workshop.
Air in fuel system. Bleed air from the fuel system.
Fuel filter, fuel prefilter, water separator or fuel Replace fuel filter unit. Clean fuel prefilter, water
line clogged. separator, fuel line. Bleed air from the fuel
system.
Injection nozzle faulty or incorrect injection cycle. To be carried out at workshop.
Fuel supply pump, engine control common rail To be carried out at workshop.
relief valve faulty.
Operating temperature too low. Bring up to correct operating temperature.
Exhaust brake (optional) is not fully open. Check exhaust brake (setting and ease of opera-
tion).
Engine power limiting activated. Engine power limiting deactivated.
Fault-module
6. Engine knocks
Incorrect fuel. Fill with right fuel.
Too much bearing play. To be carried out at workshop.
Injection volume incorrectly set. Adjust settings (at workshop).
Fault-module
7. Engine produces a lot of smoke

Operating temperature too low. Bring up to correct operating temperature.
Engine is in idle too long. Stop idle.
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7. Engine produces a lot of smoke
Air filter clogged. Clean air filter.
Injection nozzles not working properly. Check the pressure and spray pattern of injection
nozzles.
(see Maintenance Schedule, to be carried out at
workshop).
Injection volume incorrectly set. Adjust settings (at workshop).
Incorrect fuel. Fill with right fuel.
Oil level in engine too high. Correct oil level.
Fuel filter, fuel prefilter or water separator Replace fuel filter unit. Clean fuel prefilter, water
clogged. separator. Bleed air from the fuel system.
Engine control faulty. To be carried out at workshop.
Turbocharger faulty or leak in turbocharger To be carried out at workshop.
system.
Fault-module
8. Engine temperature is too high

Loose or broken ventilator belt. Replace ventilator belt.
Cooling system not completely filled. Fill up coolant.
Cooling system clogged. Cleaning the cooling system.
Thermostat faulty. Replace thermostat (workshop task).
Radiator cap leaks. Replace radiator cap.
Engine overloaded. Reduce engine load.
Fault-module
9. Engine tends to rev up or cannot maintain the starting engine

speed
Engine control or speed sensor faulty. To be carried out at workshop.
Fault-module
10. Engine oil pressure too low

Not enough engine oil in the system. Fill up engine oil.
Engine oil pressure control valve dirty. Clean engine oil pressure control valve.
Engine oil with incorrect specifications filled. Change engine oil and fill with oil with right
specifications.
Engine oil too hot. Reduce engine load.
Too much bearing play. To be carried out at workshop.
Idle speed too low. Increase engine idle speed.
Engine oil pressure sensor faulty. Replace engine oil pressure sensor (workshop
task).
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10. Engine oil pressure too low
Engine oil filter clogged. Clean engine oil filter.
Oil thinned by fuel. To be carried out at workshop.
Fault-module
11. Tractor does not start off

Actuator not functioning. Mechanical auxiliary mode.
Adjustment not functioning. Measure servo pressure (too low).
Inlet circuit does not work. Measure feed and outlet pressure.
Leak in the main circuit. Measure feed and outlet pressure.
Internal leak in the main circuit. Check transmission characteristic (at workshop).
High-pressure limiting valve does not shut. Measure control pressure.
Flush valve stuck open. Start off in the other direction of travel
Transmission characteristic not programmed. Record the transmission characteristic (at
workshop).
rpm adjustment not set. Set the rpm adjustment.
Fault-module
12. Transmission oil temperature too high

Radiator soiled. Clean the radiator.
Clutch operated over extended period. Fully engage the clutch.
Turboclutch function active for long period. Increase engine speed.
Leakage in feed circuit. Measure feed and outlet pressure.
Leakage in outlet line. Measure outlet pressure.
Internal leak in the main circuit. Check transmission characteristic (at workshop).
Fault-module
13. Interruption of tractive power while reversing or during

acceleration-deceleration changes
Flush valve stuck open. Replace purge valve.
High-pressure limiting valve does not shut. Replace high pressure limiting valve.
Fault-module
14. Tractor no longer reaches maximum speed

Incorrect transmission calibration. Record the transmission characteristic
(at workshop).
Adjustment does not function properly. Measure servo pressure (too low).
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14. Tractor no longer reaches maximum speed
Fuel filter soiled. Replace filter box. Bleed air from the fuel system.
Charge air pressure too low. Check the charge air pressure.
Fault-module
15. Tractor does not pull

Feed quantity too flow. Measure feed and outlet pressure.
Flush valve stuck open. Drive in opposite direction of travel.
Fault-module
16. System pressure too low

No feed for servo pump. Check lubricating pressure (= 0)
Servo pump does not deliver. Check servo pump pressure.
Leakage in pressure or suction line. Check oil level in clutch housing (too high).
40 bar pressure limiting valve does not close. Measure servo pump pressure (= lubrication
pressure).
18 bar pressure relief valve does not close. Measure inlet pressure (= system pressure).
Leak in comfort circuit. Measure feed pressure, visual check.
Fault-module
17. Inlet pressure too low

No feed for servo pump. Check lubricating pressure (= 0).
Servo pressure less than 18 bar. Measure servo pressure.
Leak in comfort circuit. Measure servo pressure, visual check.
Leak in feed line. Measure output pressure (too low).
Leak in outlet line. Measure output pressure (too low).
Hydrostatic drive leaks or lifts off. Measure output pressure (too low).
High-pressure valve is loose. Measure output pressure (too low).
Output pressure control valve does not shut. Measure output pressure (too low).
Input pressure relief valve does not shut. Measure output pressure (= input pressure).
Fault-module
18. Output pressure too low

Input pressure too low. Measure input pressure (too low).
Leak in outlet line. Measure input pressure (under load too low,
without load OK).
Hydrostatic unit leaks. Measure input pressure (too low).
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18. Output pressure too low
High-pressure valve is loose. Measure feed pressure (too low), tighten.
Outlet pressure relief valve does not close. Output pressure = pre-cooler flow pressure.
Fault-module
19. Battery charge indicator lamp lit

Fault in alternator. Check the alternator. Repair, or replace if
necessary (at workshop).
Fault-module
20. No reading on the digital display

Interrupted power supply. Replace fuse and check connectors.
Check fuses and connectors.
Fault-module
21. General faults in the electrical system

No contact between terminals and battery ca- Remove any oxidation from terminals and
bles. clamps, tighten the clamp screws; coat terminals
with anticorrosion grease.
Fault-module
22. Turn signal / hazard warning system not functioning

Power supply interrupted; hazard warning flasher Check fuse / power supply and replace signal
inoperative. pulse generator if necessary.
Fault-module
23. Turn signal indicator lamps do not come on

Bulbs faulty in corresponding turn signal lamps Replace bulbs; establish current / ground
on tractor or trailer. contact; check trailer cable connectors.
Fault-module
24. Electronic control hydraulics (EPC) not functioning

Safety lock active. Press quick lift switch beyond Stop position until
indicator lamps light up.
Lift height limit knob turned fully to the left. Turn knob to the right if necessary.
Fuses blown. Change fuses.
Drawbar rigid. Switch over stopcock.
Fault-module
25. Fault in the linkage control

Electrical connection loose, electronic Call up fault code on the multiple display, if
component failed etc. necessary contact the after-sales service
workshop.
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Fault-module
26. Hydraulic traction control unsatisfactory (insufficient

number of governor pulses)
Position / draft setting is set too far towards If necessary, set more towards "Draft".
Position.
Plough blade is blunt (no cutting action). Sharpen plough blade.
Working implement unsuitable for control Use an implement suitable for the control
hydraulics. hydraulics.
Fault-module
27. Linkage does not lower

Lowering speed setting too far towards "No lowe- Turn knob to the left if necessary.
ring".
Fault-module
28. Excessive noise in hydraulic system

Hydraulic oil still cold. Let engine run for a few minutes at average
speed before any hydraulic work.
Insufficient oil in the hydraulic oil reservoir. Top up oil level in accordance with specifications.
Air drawn in through suction line connections or Seal the connections and/or replace the
pump shaft seal. hydraulic pump (at workshop).
Suction filter soiled. Replace suction filter.
Fault-module
29. Hydraulic system does not lift

Hydraulic oil still cold. Let engine run for a few minutes at average
speed before any hydraulic work.
Insufficient oil in the hydraulic oil reservoir. Top up oil level in accordance with specifications.
Air drawn in through suction line connections. Seal the connections (at workshop).
Suction filter soiled. Replace suction filter.
Fault-module
30. Heater ineffective

Heating water valve is partially closed / air filter Open the heating water valve / replace air filter.
dirty.
Fault-module
31. Heater fan not working

Power supply to blower interrupted or blower Check fuse / power supply, remove foreign
failed / blocked. bodies (in workshop).
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Fault-module
32. Air-sprung seat fails to adjust

Compressed air compressor not functioning. Check fuse / power supply.
Fault-module
33. Air-conditioning does not work

Fresh air blower not switched on / not functioning Switch on blower / set temperature selector to
/ temperature selector set at '0'. desired outlet air temperature / check fuse and
power supply.
AC compressor not functioning - magnetic clutch Check fuse / power supply for magnetic clutch or
not engaging / V-belt is too slack or cracked. V-belt.
Insufficient refrigerant in the system (system on, Top up refrigerant (at workshop).
engine speed 2000 rpm; ball must be floating in
sight glass on fluid reservoir).
Fault-module
34. Cooling effect of air-conditioning inadequate

Condenser dirty (upstream of engine radiator). Blow out or spray condenser from inside out.
Fresh air/ recirculating air filter dirty. Blow out recirculated air filter, tap out the fresh air
filter; replace if necessary.
Evaporator iced up. Reset temperature selector; have the cause
rectified (at workshop).
Insufficient refrigerant in the system (system on, Top up refrigerant (at workshop).
engine speed 2000 rpm; ball must be floating in
sight glass on fluid reservoir).
Fault-module
35. Ball (indicator ball) in tank is transparent

Dryer in fluid reservoir is saturated. Replace fluid reservoir (workshop job - refer to
workshop manual, air-conditioning section).
Fault-module
36. Water drips from fan casing (air-conditioning)

Condensation outlet blocked (line ends at left and Clear the water outlet (blow through if
right cab access ladders). necessary).
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2. Fault code tables
Text-module
Instrument cluster
Fault code Cause Effect and remedy

00.0.01 Bus fault EDC. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.0.03 Bus fault multi-function arm- EOL reprogramming necessary.
rest.
00.0.04 Bus fault transmission. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.0.05 Bus fault 4WD/differential lock. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.0.06 Bus fault rear PTO. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.0.07 Bus fault front PTO. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.0.08 EPC rear. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.0.0A Bus fault electrical valves. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.0.15 Bus fault front axle suspension. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.0.16 Bus fault EPC automatic mode. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.0.1E Bus fault instrument cluster. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.0.1F Bus error fault management. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.1.4D Checksum menu screens. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.1.4E Checksum warning screens. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.1.4F Checksum GD table. EOL reprogramming necessary.
00.1.50 Instrument cluster not program- EOL reprogramming necessary.
med.
00.1.54 Compressed air sensor. Compressed air indicator does not function.
00.1.59 Fuel level sensor Fuel level indicator does not function.
00.1.71 Key Enter. Key does not function.
00.1.72 Key ESC. Key does not function.
00.1.73 Key Up. Key does not function.
00.1.74 Key Down. Key does not function.
00.1.75 Key Enter has been pressed Key does not function or release key.
more than 30 seconds.
00.1.76 Key ESC has been pressed Key does not function or release key.
00.1.77 Key Up has been pressed more Key does not function or release key.
than 30 seconds.
00.1.78 Key Down has been pressed Key does not function or release key.
0.1.A8 Compressed air supply under- Call workshop.
pressure.
Text-module
Electronic engine control

01.1.01 EDC potentiometer: message TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
for potentiometer position of
EDC/EMR not present for more
than 2000ms or direct diagno-
stics error of EDC/EMR.
01.1.03 Plausibility error EMR potentio- Accelerator pedal mode is no longer possible.
meter idle switch. TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
01.1.04 Checksum error TMS. TMS does not function.
01.1.06 Memory could not be reserved TMS does not function.
in EST.
01.1.07 Checksum engine parameter EOL reprogramming necessary.
incorrect.
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01.1.7A Electrical fault fixed speed but- TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
ton MIN (on joystick).
01.1.7E Hand throttle potentiometer TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
faulty.
01.1.9A Communication error to fixed TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
speed button MIN (on joystick).
01.1.A0 Incorrect EOL programming, Torque is reduced, new EOL programming ne-
engine model does not match cessary.
the tractor model.
01.1.A1 FENDT control module to EDC TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
control module connection
faulty.
01.1.B0 Communication driver initialisa- EOL reprogramming necessary.
tion error; limited CAN bus
communication.
01.1.E0 Calibrated values from manual Manual throttle rotary control calibration.
throttle rotary control incorrect.
Text-module
Electronic engine control

1E.1.01 Battery voltage outside target Call workshop.
range.
1E.1.02 Charge air pressure outside Call workshop.
target range.
1E.1.03 Charge air temperature Reduce load on engine, call workshop.
1E.1.04 Engine temperature Reduce load on engine, call workshop.
1E.1.06 Engine temperature outside Reduce load on engine, call workshop.
target range.
1E.1.07 Fuel prefilter sensor, cable Fuel prefilter, drain water.
break or short circuit. Water le-
vel below target level.
1E.1.08 Fuel low pressure sensor, cable No monitoring of fuel low pressure, call work-
break or short circuit, plausibi- shop.
lity error.
1E.1.09 Fuel temperature sensor, cable No monitoring of fuel temperature, call work-
break or short circuit. shop.
1E.1.0A Hand throttle, cable break or Hand throttle does not function.
short circuit, implausible in rela-
tion to the signal from idle sen-
sor.
1E.1.0E Engine oil pressure outside tar- Reduce load on engine, call workshop.
get range.
1E.1.14 Accelerator pedal, cable break Call workshop.
or short circuit, implausible
compared to signal of idle sen-
sor.
1E.1.15 Fuel pump, cable break or short Call workshop.
circuit.
1E.1.16 Engine maximum speed with Reduce engine speed.
system message.
1E.1.21 Air heater relay, cable break or Call workshop.
short circuit.
1E.1.27 Short circuit to battery or short Call workshop.
to ground.
1E.1.2E Start relay: cable break, short Call workshop.
circuit or overheating.
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1E.1.50 Metering unit valve, flow rate Call workshop.
outside target range. Metering
unit valve not connected, short
circuit to battery or short to
ground.
1E.1.51 Rail pressure control valve out- Tractor can only be started after engine has
side target range. been stationary for 30 seconds. Call workshop.
1E.1.52 Rail pressure sensor, cable Call workshop.
break or short circuit.
1E.1.7C Injector 1 short circuit or cable Call workshop.
break.
1E.1.90 Servomotor EGR valve, short Call workshop.
circuit to battery, short to
ground, cable break or short
circuit.
1E.1.BD CAN message missing. Call workshop.
1E.1.D0 Ambient pressure sensor faulty. Call workshop.
1E.1.E0 Engine control unit faulty. Call workshop.
Text-module
Control console

03.1.01 Faulty hardware (e.g. RAM or Call workshop.
FLASH).
03.1.02 Incorrect checksum for the first Call workshop.
128 Byte in EEPROM.
03.1.03 Invalid GD routing table. Call workshop.
03.1.08 Invalid parameter for flashing in Call workshop.
EEPROM.
03.1.09 Invalid parameter for bright- Call workshop.
ness setting in EEPROM.
03.1.18 Invalid parameter for 4-position Call workshop.
switch.
03.1.20 Invalid parameter for analogue Call workshop.
joystick.
03.1.30 Invalid parameter for linear mo- Call workshop.
dules.
03.1.40 Invalid parameter for potentio- Call workshop.
meters (hand throttle, FPA, litre
setting).
03.1.4E Invalid parameter for switching Call workshop.
function switch.
03.1.6E Invalid parameter for speed se- Call workshop.
lector.
Text-module
Transmission

04.1.04 Clutch pedal potentiometer TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
faulty.
04.1.05 Pressure sensor pull/thrust TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
faulty.
04.1.06 Accelerator rotary control faulty. Emergency operating mode if pedal mode is
active.TMS is switched off until the next cold-
start.
04.1.07 High pressure sensor faulty. TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
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04.1.19 Error when loading driving pe- TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
dal parameter.
04.1.23 Joystick signal cruise control on Transmission emergency operating mode.
faulty.
04.1.24 Hand brake switch faulty. TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
04.1.25 Joystick F-R rapid reverse si- Transmission emergency operating mode.
gnal faulty.
04.1.26 TMS key faulty. Transmission emergency operating mode.
04.1.29 Joystick park position signal Transmission emergency operating mode.
faulty.
04.1.2A Bevel pinion rpm sensor direc- Transmission emergency operating mode.
tion signal faulty.
04.1.2C 'Neutral selection' key faulty. Transmission emergency operating mode.
04.1.2D Steering column switch forward TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
faulty.
04.1.2E Steering column switch reverse TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
faulty.
04.1.2F Joystick signal "v -" faulty. Transmission emergency operating mode.
04.1.31 Direction signal speed sensor Transmission emergency operating mode.
for hydrostatic unit faulty.
04.1.32 Joystick activating key faulty. Transmission emergency operating mode.
04.1.33 Joystick signal "v +" faulty. Transmission emergency operating mode.
04.1.3A Transmission Neutral sleeve. Transmission calibration no longer possible.
Switch faulty.
04.1.3B Pedal speed range key faulty. Pedal speed switches over to set range.
04.1.42 Speed sensor hydrostatic unit Transmission emergency operating mode.
faulty.
04.1.44 Speed sensor engine 1 faulty. Transmission emergency operating mode.
04.1.45 Bevel pinion speed sensor Transmission emergency operating mode.
faulty.
04.1.50 Transmission oil filter dirty. Transmission emergency operating mode.
04.1.53 Transmission oil temperature Damage to traction drive.
over 110°.
04.1.56 Transmission oil filter switch No monitoring of transmission oil filter.
faulty.
04.1.58 Slip values of transmission ra- Occasional occurrences in extreme conditions
tios beyond acceptable limits. have no effect. If the problem persists in normal
conditions, contact the workshop immediately.
04.1.64 Faulty actuation of turboclutch Transmission emergency operating mode.
valve.
04.1.70 Cruise control key faulty. No cruise control.
04.1.77 Joystick acceleration rate I-IV Operation only possible in acceleration rate III.
faulty.
04.1.78 Starting cut-out seat switch for Selection of direction of travel is always deacti-
accelerator mode faulty. vated in accelerator mode when vehicle statio-
nary for 3 seconds.
04.1.79 Output for reverse travel war- Reverse travel warner does not function.
ner not in order (current higher
than 2500 mA or short circuit).
04.1.82 Plausibility error (engine Transmission emergency operating mode.
speed) between hydrostatic
unit speed sensor and bevel pi-
nion speed sensor.
04.1.83 Plausibility error (direction) bet- Transmission emergency operating mode.
ween hydrostatic unit speed
sensor and bevel pinion speed
sensor.
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04.1.84 Plausibility error between the Transmission emergency operating mode.
joystick controls (F/R, cruise
control).
04.1.85 Engine speed sensor I plausibi- Transmission emergency operating mode.
lity error.
04.1.86 Plausibility error on both pres- TMS is switched off until the next cold-start.
sure sensors.
04.1.87 Plausibility error rapid reversing Reversing no longer possible with both
switch on steering column. keys,TMS is switched off until the next cold-
start.
04.1.89 Plausibility error transmission Temperature sensor or wiring faulty.
temperature.
04.1.8A Plausibility error electric clutch No action, only error output
pedal.
04.1.8D Checksum error cooler bypass Reprogram EOL.
valve.
04.1.8E Electrical fault cooler bypass Call workshop.
valve.
04.1.8F Current tyre circumference en- Enter larger tyre circumference.
tered is too small.
04.1.94 CAN communication e-box and Joystick functions restricted. Call workshop.
joystick faulty.
Text-module
Transmission

04.1.A1 Control unit mechanical stop Auxiliary operation.
faulty.
04.1.A2 Faulty CAN bus connection to Auxiliary operation.
control unit.
04.1.A3 Control unit incremental sensor Auxiliary operation.
faulty / not plausible.
04.1.A5 Adjuster reference not found. Auxiliary operation.
04.1.A6 Incorrect control unit reference Auxiliary operation.
point during operation.
04.1.B0 Initialisation error on communi- Restricted operation.
cation driver. CAN bus commu-
nication restricted.
04.1.B2 Transmission ratio limiting EOL reprogramming necessary.
faulty.
04.1.B5 Checksum error ramp parame- EOL reprogramming necessary.
ter.
04.1.B7 Temperature sensor transmis- EOL reprogramming necessary.
sion temperature checksum in-
correct.
04.1.E1 Traction control parameter faul- Auxiliary operation.
ty/loaded incorrectly.
04.1.E2 Pressure regulator parameters Auxiliary operation.
in traction control are not plau-
sible or read in incorrectly.
04.1.E3 Checksum error pedal mode Emergency operating mode, TMS is switched
parameter. off until the next cold-start.
04.1.E6 Checksum parameter load limit Transmission emergency operating mode.
control incorrect.
04.1.E7 Checksum parameter joystick EOL reprogramming necessary.
incorrect.
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04.1.EA Checksum parameter number TMS is switched off until the next cold-start,
of teeth for transmission faulty. transmission emergency operating mode, EOL
programming.
04.1.EC Accelerator rotary control va- Load limit control deactivated,TMS is switched
lues not within tolerances or no off until the next cold-start, recalibrate.
calibration of accelerator rotary
control.
04.1.ED Clutch pedal potentiometer va- Recalibrate.
lues out of tolerance or clutch
not calibrated.
04.1.EE Transmission characteristic va- Recalibrate.
lues out of tolerance or no cali-
bration of transmission.
04.1.EF Turboclutch values out of tole- Recalibrate.
rance or no calibration.
04.1.F0 Checksum parameter of trans- Transmission cannot be calibrated, new EOL
mission calibration incorrect. programming necessary.
04.1.F1 Checksum parameter standstill EOL reprogramming necessary.
control incorrect.
04.1.F2 Deviation characteristics offset Recalibrate transmission.
outside of permissible range.
Text-module
Four-wheel drive and differential lock

05.1.31 100% 4WD key faulty. '4WD automatic mode' available only.
05.1.32 Key for automatic 4WD faulty. '100% 4WD' available only.
05.1.33 4WD clutch solenoid valve Function terminated, 4WD engages.
faulty.
05.1.34 Steering angle sensor faulty. 4WD / differential lock automatic mode Stop not
functioning.
05.1.51 100% differential lock key Only 'Differential lock automatic mode' function
faulty. available.
05.1.52 Key for automatic differential '100% differential lock' is only function still avai-
lock faulty. lable.
05.1.53 Differential lock solenoid actua- End of function, differential lock not disenga-
tion faulty. ging.
05.1.54 Left brake pedal switch faulty. '100% differential lock' is only function still avai-
lable.
05.1.55 Right brake pedal switch faulty. '100% differential lock' is only function still avai-
lable.
05.1.56 Checksum error parameter Execution of the automatic functions is preven-
4WD/differential lock. ted.
Text-module
Suspension

15.1.62 "Raise" solenoid actuation Front axle suspension does not function. Possi-
faulty. ble to continue without suspension.
15.1.63 "Lower" solenoid actuation Front axle suspension does not function. Possi-
faulty. ble to continue without suspension.
15.1.64 ON/OFF key faulty. Front axle suspension does not function. Possi-
ble to continue without suspension.
15.1.65 Suspension lock key faulty. Front axle suspension does not function. Possi-
15.1.67 Position sensor left faulty. Front axle suspension does not function. Possi-
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15.1.6C No calibration of position sen- Front axle suspension does not function. Read-
sor. just position sensor.
15.1.6D Checksum error suspension. Front axle suspension does not function. Read-
just position sensor.
Text-module
Other fault codes

05.1.00 Control unit fault. E-box faulty.
05.1.B0 Initialisation error communica- CAN bus communication restricted.
tion driver, checksum error GD
routing data EEPROM.
05.1.FD Checksum error over setting Substitute parameters are used.
parameters for the night de-
sign.
05.1.FE Checksum EEPROM EOS pa- Applications do not start, all EXT bus errors,
rameter incorrect new EOL programming.
05.1.FF Comfort E-box no longer recei- Various indicators no longer available or com-
ving CAN data for engine fort E-box fails completely.
speed and PTO speed.
Text-module
Rear PTO

06.1.01 Button in cab faulty. Does not function, PTO disengages.
06.1.03 Button on left mudguard faulty. PTO can only be switched on/off with the key in
the cab. Key must be pressed for at least
5 secs.
06.1.04 PTO shaft clutch solenoid valve Does not function, PTO disengages.
faulty.
06.1.10 Speed sensor stub shaft faulty.
06.1.11 Automatic mode key on control Automatic mode is ended and PTO disen-
console faulty. gages.
06.1.15 Speed selection key Neutral Does not function, PTO disengages.
faulty.
06.1.1A Setting 540 valve faulty. Does not function, PTO disengages.
06.1.1B Control valve 540E faulty. Does not function, PTO disengages.
06.1.1C Control valve 1000 faulty. Does not function, PTO disengages.
06.1.41 Plausibility error, cab button Does not function, PTO disengages.
pressed longer than 30 se-
conds.
06.1.43 Right mudguard button plausi- Does not function, PTO disengages.
bility error, left mudguard button
pressed longer than 30 se-
conds.
06.1.50 Speed sensor PTO shaft plau- When engaging, the button must be pressed for
sibility error. at least 5 secs.
06.1.60 Plausibility error incorrect Does not function, PTO disengages.
speed ratio between sensor to
rear PTO clutch and rear stub
sensor.
06.1.A1 Communication error cab but- Button in the cab does not function.
ton.
06.1.E0 Error in current regulation EOL programming.
checksum parameter for setting
selection.
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06.1.E1 Checksum error in PTO para- EOL programming.
meter.
06.1.E2 Checksum for rear PTO pulse EOL programming.
width increase faulty.
06.1.E3 Checksum for rear PTO pulse EOL programming.
widths faulty.
06.1.E4 Checksum for rear PTO over/ EOL programming.
under counter faulty.
06.1.E5 Checksum for speed limit sen- EOL programming.
sor after rear PTO clutch faulty.
06.1.E7 Checksum for temperature li- EOL programming.
mits and rear PTO shift times
faulty.
06.1.E8 Checksum for masks for sho- EOL programming.
wing/hiding diagnostics on the
PTO shafts faulty.
Text-module
Front PTO

07.1.01 Button in cab faulty. Does not function, PTO disengages.
07.1.04 Clutch operation solenoid
faulty.
07.1.05 Speed sensor faulty. To engage, the button must be pressed for at le-
ast 5 sec.
07.1.41 Cab button plausibility error, Does not function, PTO disengages.
pressed longer than 30s.
07.1.A1 Cab key communication error. Key in the cab does not function.
07.1.E1 Checksum front PTO parame- Reprogram EOL.
trisation faulty.
07.1.E2 Checksum for front PTO pulse Reprogram EOL.
width increase faulty.
07.1.E3 Checksum for front PTO pulse Reprogram EOL.
widths faulty.
07.1.E4 Checksum for front PTO over/ Reprogram EOL.
under counter faulty.
Text-module
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EPC rear linkage

08.1.18 Lifting lever on control panel. Function only possible with external actuation.
Automatic function not possible.
08.1.22 Position sensor defective. Control not possible.
08.1.23 Setpoint potentiometer on con- Function only possible with external actuation.
trol panel. Automatic function not possible.
08.1.25 Rapid lowering on control pa- No rapid lowering.
nel.
08.1.26 "Rigid" drawbar. No "rigid" drawbar
08.1.27 Upper limit on control panel. Function with default value is possible.
08.1.28 Draft/position control on control Function only possible in position control.
panel.
08.1.29 Lowering speed on control pa- Function with default value is possible.
nel.
08.1.32 Left draft sensing pin. Function only possible in position control.
08.1.34 Left draft sensing pin, overload Reduce load on draft sensing pin.
warning.
08.1.40 External actuation left raise. No external function possible.
08.1.41 External actuation left lower. No external function possible.
08.1.4B Automatic mode key on control No automatic mode.
panel.
08.1.A0 Valve does not respond alt- Valve does not function.
hough it is programmed.
08.1.B0 Position sensor not calibrated. Function only possible with external actuation.
Automatic function not possible.
08.1.B2 Setpoint potentiometer on con- Function only possible with external actuation.
trol panel not calibrated. Automatic function not possible.
08.1.B7 Upper limit on control panel not Function with default value is possible.
calibrated.
08.1.B8 Draft/position control on control Function with default value is possible.
panel not calibrated.
08.1.B9 Lowering speed on control pa- Function with default value is possible.
nel not calibrated.
08.1.BC Invalid parameter in EEProm. Function with default value is possible.
08.1.FF Rear power lift programmed in- Function with default value is possible.
correctly.
Text-module
Electrical valves (crossgate lever, linear module)

0A.1.B0 Crossgate lever not adjusted. Valves cannot be actuated. Carry out adjust-
ment.
0A.1.B1 Crossgate lever X-axle poten- Valve position cannot be controlled properly.
tiometer faulty.
0A.1.B2 Crossgate lever Y-axle poten- Valve position cannot be controlled properly.
tiometer faulty.
0A.1.B3 Crossgate lever missing. Valve position cannot be controlled properly.
0A.1.B6 Linear module 1 not calibrated. Calibrate linear module 1.
0A.1.B7 Linear module 1 faulty. Linear module 1 does not function.
0A.1.B8 Linear module 2 not calibrated. Calibrate linear module 2.
0A.1.B9 Linear module 2 faulty. Linear module 2 does not function.
0A.1.BA Linear module 3 not calibrated. Calibrate linear module 3.
0A.1.BB Linear module 3 faulty. Linear module 3 does not function.
0A.2.90 Linear module (1...3) locked in Release catch mechanism, unlock again.
position.
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0A.2.91 Crossgate lever (vertical /hori- Release catch mechanism, unlock again.
zontal) locked in position.
0A.2.92 Plausibility error linear module Linear module 1 does not function, until plausi-
1. bility is taken back.
0A.2.95 Crossgate lever vertical actua- Crossgate lever does not function.
tion frozen.
0A.2.96 Plausibility error crossgate le- Valve position cannot be controlled properly.
ver X-axis.
0A.2.97 Plausibility error crossgate le- Valve position cannot be controlled properly.
ver Y-axis.
0A.2.98 Joystick vertical actuation fro- Joystick vertical actuation does not function.
zen/double actuation.
0A.2.99 Joystick horizontal actuation Joystick horizontal actuation does not function.
frozen/double actuation.
0A.2.9A Joystick actuation to right, one Joystick actuation to right does not function.
of three buttons frozen.
0A.2.9B Joystick actuation to left, one of Joystick actuation to left does not function.
three buttons frozen.
Text-module
Electric valves (buttons / switches)

0A.1.C0 Multi-function armrest not avai- Actuation not possible.
lable.
0A.1.C1 Multi-function armrest GD error. Button is being used by the hydraulics.
0A.1.C2 Overall lock key on the keypad No overall locking of valves.
on steering column faulty.
0A.1.C3 Oil flow collection key on the Oil flow collection key does not function.
keypad on steering column
faulty.
0A.1.C4 French brake load transfer key French brake load transfer key does not
on the keypad on steering co- function.
lumn faulty.
0A.1.C6 Hydraulic circuit 3 button on Hydraulic circuit 3 button on joystick faulty does
joystick faulty. not function.
0A.1.C7 Hydraulic circuit 4 button on Hydraulic circuit 4 button on joystick faulty does
joystick faulty. not function.
0A.1.D0 Hydraulic circuit 3 button faulty. Hydraulic circuit 3 button does no function.
0A.1.D1 Hydraulic circuit 4 button faulty. Hydraulic circuit 4 button does no function.
0A.1.D7 Hydraulic oil level sensor faulty. Hydraulic oil level no longer monitored.
0A.1.D8 Hydraulic tank warning. Fill up hydraulic oil.
0A.1.D9 Hydraulic tank empty. Possible damage to pump or undesired valve
response. Fill up hydraulic oil.
0A.1.DA Warning hydraulic temperature Lower hydraulic oil temperature, reduce load on
sensor too high. hydraulic system.
0A.1.DB Hydraulic temperature sensor Lower hydraulic oil temperature, reduce load on
too high. hydraulic system.
0A.1.DC Warning hydraulic temperature Lower hydraulic oil temperature, reduce load on
sensor implausible. hydraulic system.
0A.1.DE Solenoid oil flow collection No collection possible.
faulty.
0A.1.DF Priority volume is greater than Reduce priority hydraulic oil quantity.
pump volume.
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0A.1.E1 Potentiometer valve 1 flow vo- Potentiometer valve 1 does not function.
lume faulty.
lume faulty.
lume faulty.
lume faulty.
lume faulty.
lume faulty.
0A.1.E7 Potentiometer parallel opera- Potentiometer parallel operation does not
tion faulty. function.
0A.1.E8 Rocker raise/lower faulty. Rocker raise/lower does not function
0A.1.E9 Button raise/lower horizontal Button raise/lower horizontal does not function.
faulty.
0A.1.EA Joystick actuation rocker/floa- Joystick actuation rocker/floating position right
ting position right faulty. does not function.
0A.1.EB Joystick actuation rocker/floa- Joystick actuation rocker/floating position left
ting position left faulty. does not function.
0A.1.EC Output hydraulic trailer brake Call workshop.
faulty.
0A.1.ED Automatic mode stop button. Automatic mode stop button does not function,
call workshop.
0A.1.EE Output pneumatic trailer brake Call workshop.
faulty.
0A.1.EF Actuation of relay for circuit 3 Circuit 3 does not function.
faulty.
0A.1.F1 Actuation of relay for circuit 4 Circuit 4 does not function.
faulty.
0A.2.9C Cannot switch to floating posi- Hydraulic oil temperature too low, below -12 °C.
tion.
Text-module
Electric valves (E-box)

0A.1.A2 More valves connected than Not all valves can be operated.
are registered through end-of-
line programming.
0A.1.A3 Programming of the trailer Trailer brake valve does not function, EOL pro-
brake equipment implausible. gramming.
0A.2.01 Temporary malfunction Electrical valve available again after pressing
(e.g. overvoltage) on hydraulic the ESC key.
valve 1.
valve 2.
valve 3.
valve 4.
valve 5.
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valve 6.
0A.2.0A Temporary malfunction Electrical valve available again after pressing
(e.g. overvoltage) on a hydrau- the ESC key.
lic valve rear power lift.
Text-module
Electrical valves (valve 1)

0A.1.10 Valve does not respond alt- Valve actuation not possible.
0A.1.11 Program sequence/Flash/ Valve does not function.
RAM/EEProm very serious er-
ror.
0A.1.12 Voltage in the valve less than Valve goes into neutral position.
9 Volt.
0A.1.13 Voltage in the valve greater Valve goes into neutral position.
than 32 Volt.
0A.1.15 Faulty reading or writing in a Valve goes into neutral position.
cell.
0A.1.16 Internal circuit board tempera- Valve goes into neutral position.
ture greater than 85 C°.
0A.1.18 Valve actuator cannot be Valve goes into neutral position.
brought back to neutral.
0A.1.19 Valve actuator not in neutral Frequent cause, mechanical jamming of valve
when switched on. actuator (pilot or main) caused by dirt in the hy-
draulics.
0A.1.1A Valve actuator goes too far. Valve goes into neutral position.
0A.1.1B Valve actuator cannot go into Valve goes into neutral position.
neutral.
0A.1.1C Valve safety controller very se- Valve does not function.
rious error.
0A.1.1D Valve safety controller serious Valve does not function.
error.
0A.1.1E Valve safety controller warning. Valve goes into neutral position.
0A.1.1F Valve warning error. Valve goes into neutral position.
Text-module
Spool valves (valve 2)

ror.
9 Volt.
than 32 Volt.
cell.
210
draulics.
neutral.
rious error.
error.
Text-module

ror.
9 Volt.
than 32 Volt.
cell.
draulics.
neutral.
rious error.
error.
Text-module
211

ror.
9 Volt.
than 32 Volt.
cell.
draulics.
neutral.
rious error.
error.
Text-module

ror.
9 Volt.
than 32 Volt.
cell.
draulics.
neutral.
212
rious error.
error.
Text-module

ror.
9 Volt.
than 32 Volt.
cell.
draulics.
neutral.
rious error.
error.
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3. Mini-hydraulics fault messages
3.1 Mini-hydraulic system fault indication
Fig.5
In the event of faults, the code is indicated as a two-figure number by repeated flashing of the
diagnosis LED (A).
Text-module
In the event of a fault display, proceed as follows.

● Count the number of flashes and remember the number or write it down.
● Make the system operational by turning the ignition OFF - ON (reset).
● Select the function again; if the fault was only transient, the system will be operational again.
Text-module
To correct the fault, please note the fault code and give this to the service workshop.
Text-module
1-digit fault code

e.g. fault code '3' is shown as follows:
Pause - three flashes - etc. = 3
Text-module
Fault code Cause Effects Remedy

1 Hydraulic valve 1 fault, or Restricted operation of the Call workshop.
wiring fault. mini-hydraulics.
8 Control module defective. Control module not Call workshop.
functional.
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4. Emergency operation 4.2 Transmission in neutral
Text-module
(e.g. when starting tractor)

DANGER: Text-module
Since either a transmission ratio or a Conditions for engagement

direction of travel is selected, the ● Engine is running.
clutch pedal must be operated ● Emergency operating mode present, image
carefully. FAULTS AND REMEDIAL ACTIONS Fig. 8
appears.
Text-module
NOTE: ● Clutch fully depressed.

Maximum driving speed approx. 10 km/h. ● No fault in turboclutch valve.
Maximum distance 8 km. ● No fault in clutch pedal sensor.
Do not disengage clutch when travelling ● No fault in engine speed sensor.
downhill! ● No fault in transmission control unit.
4.1 Transmission positively en-

gaged
Text-module
(tractor drives)
Text-module
Conditions for engagement

● Engine is running.
● Emergency operating mode present, image Fig.8
FAULTS AND REMEDIAL ACTIONS Fig. 8
appears. Image (A) appears in emergency operating
● Clutch fully depressed. mode.
● No fault in turboclutch valve.
● No fault in clutch pedal sensor. Press key 2x (confirm fault code),
● No fault in engine speed sensor. the following image appears on the
● No fault in transmission control unit. multiple display.
Fig.6
Fig.9
Image (A) appears in emergency operating
mode.
Press key 2x (confirm fault code), Press key, the following image is
the following image appears on the displayed on the multiple display.
multiple display. Engaging transmission, see FAULTS
AND REMEDIAL ACTIONS Fig. 10.
NOTE:
The number (here 0 as an example) shows the
transmission ratio. If the driver changes the
ratio with the arrow keys on the keypad, the
value in the display also changes.
Fig.7 Press key, tractor drives in the desired
direction.
NOTE:
The number (here 1500 as an example) shows
the transmission ratio. If the driver changes
the ratio with the arrow keys on the keypad,
the value in the display also changes.
Press key, tractor drives in the desired
direction.
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4.3 Transmission control unit Operation_Pic_number:1
faulty
NOTE:
Only one positive connection can be acti-
vated at once. No change in direction and no
change in ratio can be activated.
Text-module
Fig.12
Conditions for engagement Press either of the keys repeatedly until
● Engine is running. symbol (A) flashes.
● Emergency mode engaged, no forward or re-
verse arrows in instrument cluster.
● Clutch fully depressed.
● No fault in turboclutch valve. ● Fully depress clutch pedal.
● No fault in clutch pedal sensor. Press key.
● No fault in engine speed sensor.
Fig.13
Symbol (A) appears.

● Frictional connection established.
Fig.10 Symbol (B) appears.
Press key, the first main menu appears ● No frictional connection.

Press key, the second main menu level

appears on the multiple display.
Fig.11

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TECHNICAL DATA
1. Technical specifications
1.1 RWD
Text-module
Model 207 V 208 V 207F 208F

Engine type Sisu 33CTA Sisu 33CTA Sisu 33CTA Sisu 33CTA
Rated power ECE R 24 at 2100 rpm KW/HP 44/60 52/70 44/60 52/70
Maximum power ECE R 24 at 1900 rpm KW/HP 51/70 59/80 51/70 59/80
Rated power EU 97 / 68 at 2100 rpm KW/HP 52/71 60/82 52/71 60/82
Maximum power EU 97 / 68 at 1900 rpm KW/HP 55/75 62.5/85 55/75 62.5/85
Maximum torque ECE R 24 Nm 295 337 295 337
Turbocharger / fan control yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes
Common rail / exhaust gas recirculation yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes
No. of cylinders / cooling 3 / water 3 / water 3 / water 3 / water
Bore / stroke mm 108 / 120 108 / 120 108 / 120 108 / 120
Cubic capacity cm³ 3300 3300 3300 3300
Idling speed rpm 800 +50 800 +50 800 +50 800 +50
Rated speed rpm 2100 2100 2100 2100
Engine speed without load rpm 2205 ±30 2205 ±30 2205 ±30 2205 ±30
Fill volume diesel fuel l 76 76 76 76
Engine tilt, ensure that vehicle is stan-
ding stably
Lengthwise in travel direction high / low degree 25 25 25 25
Across travel direction left / right degree 25 25 25 25
Dimensions and weights
with the following tyres and track width
Tyres front 7.50R16 7.50R16 7.50R16 7.50R16
Tyres rear 280/85R24 320/85R24 12.4R28 13.6R28
Standard track front/narrow mm 794 844 - -
Standard track front/wide mm 894 944 1064 1064
Standard track rear/narrow mm 777 831 - -
Standard track rear/wide mm 869 945 1000 1000
Hole circle diameter front mm 205 205 205 205
Hole circle diameter rear mm 205 205 205 205
Overall length short lower link mm 3578 3578 - -
Overall length short lower link with front
power lift horizontal mm 3972 3972 - -
Overall length long lower link mm 3683 3683 3683 3683
Overall length long lower link with front
power lift horizontal mm 4077 4077 4077 4077
Overall width narrow mm 1069 1051 - -
Overall width wide mm 1161 1269 1340 1340
Overall height with cab mm 2390 2390 2443 2443
Unladen weight with cab kg 2780 2780 2860 2860
Unladen weight with safety bar kg 2580 2580 2660 2660
Ground clearance mm 248 248 291 291
Wheelbase mm 2160 2160 2160 2160
Flange size front axle mm 936/1053/1- 936/1053/1- 936/1053/1- 936/1053/1-
170 170 170 170
Flange size rear axle mm 897 897 897 897
Permissible gross vehicle weight kg 4000 4000 4000 4000
Max. permissible front axle load kg 1950 1950 1950 1950
Max. permissible rear axle load kg 3000 3000 3000 3000
Max. vertical bearing load on trailer hitch kg 1500 1500 1500 1500
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TECHNICAL DATA
Model 207 V 208 V 207F 208F
Rear PTO 540/540E/1000
PTO shaft profile 1 3/4 6-part 1 3/4 6-part 1 3/4 6-part 1 3/4 6-part
PTO speed at rated engine speed and
540 setting rpm 595 595 595 595
540E setting rpm 724 724 724 724
PTO speed at rated speed and 1000 set-
ting rpm 1112 1112 1112 1112
Engine speed in 540 setting rpm 1906 1906 1906 1906
Engine speed in 540E setting rpm 1566 1566 1566 1566
Maximum permissible torque in 540 set-
ting Nm * * * *
Max. permissible torque for 540E setting Nm * * * *
Maximum permissible torque in 1000
setting Nm * * * *
Ground speed PTO (optional)
Revolutions on stub per meter driven revs/m 5,998 5,998 - -
with theoretical zero slip with tyre size
420/65 R20
Revolutions on stub per meter driven revs/m - - 4,998 4,998
420/70 R24
Revolutions on stub per meter driven revs/m 5,215 5,215 - -
440/65 R24
Revolutions on stub per meter driven revs/m - - 4,798 4,798
440/65 R28
PTO revolutions for one wheel revolution 18,842 18,842 18,842 18,842
(rear)
Front PTO 1000, (540 optional)
PTO shaft profile 1 3/8 6-part 1 3/8 6-part 1 3/8 6-part 1 3/8 6-part
540 setting rpm 555 555 555 555
PTO speed at rated speed and 1000 set-
ting rpm 1033 1033 1033 1033
Maximum permissible torque in 540 set-
ting Nm 1200 1200 1200 1200
Maximum permissible torque in 1000
setting Nm 931 931 931 931
Hydraulics
Working pressure bar 200 +10 200 +10 200 +10 200 +10
Infinitely adjustable rates l/min 0-40 0-40 0-40 0-40
Stepless volume adjustment l/min 0-65 0-65 0-65 0-65
(only valve 3)
Hydr. oil extraction flow at max. capacity l 23 23 23 23
Rear power lift
Three-point linkage ISO 730 short/long
lower link cat. 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2
Spread to standard Cat. 1/2 mm 718/870 718/870 718/870 718/870
Continuous lift capacity on coupling point daN 1785 1785 1785 1785
short lower link
Continuous lift capacity on coupling point daN 1647 1647 1647 1647
long lower link
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TECHNICAL DATA
Model 207 V 208 V 207F 208F
Maximum lift capacity on coupling point
short lower link daN 2775 2775 2775 2775
Maximum lift capacity on coupling point
long lower link daN 2417 2417 2417 2417
Maximum tyre diameter for long lower mm 1200 1200 1200 1200
link
Front power lift (optional)
Three-point cat. 1 1 1 1
Inside clearance to standard Cat. 1 mm 683 683 683 683
Continuous lifting power at coupling daN 1960 1960 1960 1960
point
Maximum lifting power at coupling point daN 2390 2390 2390 2390
Implement weight (centre of mass: kg 1700 1700 1700 1700
800 mm, 5°-implement angle)
Transmission
Continuously variable Vario transmission km/h 35 35 35 35
Range I forwards km/h 0.02 - 35 0.02 - 35 0.02 - 35 0.02 - 35
Operating range I reverse km/h 0.02 - 25 0.02 - 25 0.02 - 25 0.02 - 25
Electrical system
Operating voltage V 12 12 12 12
Battery Ah/V 50/12 50/12 50/12 50/12
Alternator V/A 14/120 14/120 14/120 14/120
Starter kW 3 3 3 3
Tightening torques for wheels (threads
and contact surfaces lightly oiled)
Front wheels Nm 240 240 240 240
Rear wheels Nm 240 240 240 240
Text-module
* No restrictions
NOTE:
Any modifications to the power output limiter and max. speed setting shall render the Warranty
invalid. This also applies to any exceeding of the maximum permissible loads and weights.
For PTO mode:
If the maximum permissible torque can be exceeded (depending on the application), use a drive
shaft with safety coupling and overrunning clutch if necessary.
Because of different regulations in different countries, weights, axle loads and/or speeds may
be limited to lower values.
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TECHNICAL DATA
1.2 4WD
Text-module
Model 207 V 208 V 209 V 210 V 211 V

Sisu Sisu Sisu Sisu Sisu
Engine type 33CTA 33CTA 33CTA 33CTA 33CTA
Rated power ECE R 24 at 2100 KW/HP 44 / 60 52 / 70 59 / 80 66 / 90 74 / 100
rpm
Maximum power ECE R 24 at KW/HP 51 / 70 59 / 80 67 / 90 73 / 100 81 / 110
1900 rpm
Rated power EU 97 / 68 at 2100 KW/HP 52 / 71 60 / 82 67 / 91 73 / 99 74 / 101
rpm
Maximum power EC 97 / 68 at KW/HP 55 / 75 62.5 / 85 69.5 / 95 77 / 105 84.5 / 115
1900 rpm
Maximum torque ECE R 24 Nm 295 337 373 408 458
Turbocharger / fan control yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes
Common rail / exhaust gas re- yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes
circulation
No. of cylinders / cooling 3 / water 3 / water 3 / water 3 / water 3 / water
Bore / stroke mm 108 / 120 108 / 120 108 / 120 108 / 120 108 / 120
Cubic capacity cm³ 3300 3300 3300 3300 3300
Idling speed rpm 800 +50 800 +50 800 +50 800 +50 800 +50
Rated speed rpm 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100
Engine speed without load rpm 2205 ±30 2205 ±30 2205 ±30 2205 ±30 2205 ±30
Fill volume diesel fuel l 76 76 76 76 76
Engine tilt, ensure that vehicle is
standing stably
Lengthwise in travel direction
high / low degree 25 25 25 25 25
Across travel direction left / right degree 25 25 25 25 25
with the following tyres and
track width
Tyres front 15L-15 15L-15 10.0 280/70R16 280/70R16
Tyres rear 280/85R24 320/85R24 320/85R24 320/85R24 360/70R24
Standard track front/narrow mm 794 844 844 948 948
Standard track front/wide mm 894 944 944 952 952
Standard track rear/narrow mm 777 831 831 945 945
Standard track rear/wide mm 869 945 945 945 945
Hole circle diameter front mm 205 205 205 205 205
Hole circle diameter rear mm 205 205 205 205 205
Overall length short lower link mm 3578 3578 3578 3578 3578
Overall length short lower link
with front power lift horizontal mm 3972 3972 3972 3972 3972
Overall length long lower link mm 3683 3683 3683 3683 3683
Overall length long lower link
Overall width narrow mm 1069 1151 1151 1269 1305
Overall width wide mm 1161 1269 1269 1269 1305
Overall height with cab mm 2390 2390 2390 2390 2390
Unladen weight with cab kg 2780 2780 2780 2780 2780
Unladen weight with safety bar kg 2580 2580 2580 2580 2580
Ground clearance mm 248 248 254 266 266
Wheelbase mm 2160 2160 2160 2160 2160
Flange size front axle mm 925/1025 925/1025 925/1025 925/1025 925/1025
Flange size rear axle mm 897 897 897 897 897
Permissible gross vehicle kg 4500 4500 4500 4500 4500
weight
Max. permissible front axle load kg 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950
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TECHNICAL DATA
Model 207 V 208 V 209 V 210 V 211 V
Max. permissible rear axle load kg 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000
Max. vertical bearing load on
trailer hitch kg 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500
Rear PTO 540/540E/1000
PTO shaft profile 1 3/4 6-part 1 3/4 6-part 1 3/4 6-part 1 3/4 6-part 1 3/4 6-part
PTO speed at rated engine
speed and 540 setting rpm 595 595 595 595 595
speed and 540E setting rpm 724 724 724 724 724
PTO speed at rated speed and
1000 setting rpm 1112 1112 1112 1112 1112
Engine speed in 540 setting rpm 1906 1906 1906 1906 1906
Engine speed in 540E setting rpm 1566 1566 1566 1566 1566
Maximum permissible torque in
540 setting Nm * * * * *
Max. permissible torque for
540E setting Nm * * * * *
1000 setting Nm * * * * *
Revolutions on stub per meter revs/m 5,998 5,998 5,998 5,998 5,998
driven with theoretical zero slip
with tyre size 420/65 R20
PTO revolutions for one wheel 18,842 18,842 18,842 18,842 18,842
revolution (rear)
1000 setting rpm 1033 1033 1033 1033 1033
540 setting Nm 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200
1000 setting Nm 931 931 931 931 931
Hydraulics
Working pressure bar 200 +10 200 +10 200 +10 200 +10 200 +10
Infinitely adjustable rates l/min 0-40 0-40 0-40 0-40 0-40
Stepless volume adjustment l/min 0-65 0-65 0-65 0-65 0-65
(only valve 3)
Hydr. oil extraction flow at max.
capacity l 23 23 23 23 23
Rear power lift
Three-point linkage ISO 730
short/long lower link cat. 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2
Spread to standard Cat. 1/2 mm 718/870 718/870 718/870 718/870 718/870
Continuous lift capacity on daN 1785 1785 1785 1785 1785
coupling point short lower link
coupling point long lower link
Maximum lift capacity on coup-
ling point short lower link daN 2775 2775 2775 2775 2775
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TECHNICAL DATA
Model 207 V 208 V 209 V 210 V 211 V
ling point long lower link daN 2417 2417 2417 2417 2417
Maximum tyre diameter for long mm 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200
lower link
Three-point cat. 1 1 1 1 1
Inside clearance to standard
Cat. 1 mm 683 683 683 683 683
Continuous lifting power at daN 1960 1960 1960 1960 1960
coupling point
Maximum lifting power at coup-
ling point daN 2390 2390 2390 2390 2390
Implement weight (centre of kg 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700
mass: 800 mm, 5°-implement
angle)
Transmission
Continuously variable Vario
transmission km/h 40 40 40 40 40
Range I forwards km/h 0.02 - 40 0.02 - 40 0.02 - 40 0.02 - 40 0.02 - 40
Operating range I reverse km/h 0.02 - 25 0.02 - 25 0.02 - 25 0.02 - 25 0.02 - 25
Electrical system
Operating voltage V 12 12 12 12 12
Battery Ah/V 50/12 50/12 50/12 50/12 50/12
Alternator V/A 14/120 14/120 14/120 14/120 14/120
Starter kW 3 3 3 3 3
Tightening torques for wheels
(threads and contact surfaces
lightly oiled)
Front wheels Nm 240 240 240 240 240
Rear wheels Nm 240 240 240 240 240
Text-module
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TECHNICAL DATA
Model 207F 208F 209F 210F 211F
Sisu Sisu Sisu Sisu Sisu
Engine type 33CTA 33CTA 33CTA 33CTA 33CTA
Rated power ECE R 24 at 2100 KW/HP 44 / 60 52 / 70 59 / 80 66 / 90 74 / 100
rpm
Maximum power ECE R 24 at KW/HP 51 / 70 59 / 80 67 / 90 73 / 100 81 / 110
1900 rpm
Rated power EU 97 / 68 at 2100 KW/HP 52 / 71 60 / 82 67 / 91 73 / 99 74 / 101
rpm
Maximum power EC 97 / 68 at KW/HP 55 / 75 62.5 / 85 69.5 / 95 77 / 105 84.5 / 115
1900 rpm
Maximum torque ECE R 24 Nm 295 337 373 408 458
Turbocharger / fan control yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes
Common rail / exhaust gas re- yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes
circulation
No. of cylinders / cooling 3 / water 3 / water 3 / water 3 / water 3 / water
Bore / stroke mm 108 / 120 108 / 120 108 / 120 108 / 120 108 / 120
Cubic capacity cm³ 3300 3300 3300 3300 3300
Idling speed rpm 800 +50 800 +50 800 +50 800 +50 800 +50
Rated speed rpm 2100 2100 2100 2100 2100
Engine speed without load rpm 2205 ±30 2205 ±30 2205 ±30 2205 ±30 2205 ±30
Fill volume diesel fuel l 76 76 76 76 76
Engine tilt, ensure that vehicle is
standing stably
Lengthwise in travel direction
high / low degree 25 25 25 25 25
Across travel direction left / right degree 25 25 25 25 25
with the following tyres and
track width
Tyres front 280/70R18 280/70R18 280/70R18 280/70R18 280/70R18
12.4R2 13.6R2 13.6R2 13.6R2 13.6R2
Tyres rear Euro Euro Euro Euro Euro
Standard track front mm 1064 1064 1064 1064 1064
Rear standard track mm 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000
Hole circle diameter front mm 205 205 205 205 205
Hole circle diameter rear mm 205 205 205 205 205
Overall length long lower link mm 3683 3683 3683 3683 3683
Overall length long lower link
Overall width mm 1340 1372 1372 1372 1372
Overall height with cab mm 2443 2462 2462 2462 2462
Unladen weight with cab kg 2860 2860 2860 2860 2860
Ground clearance mm 291 291 291 291 291
Wheelbase mm 2160 2160 2160 2160 2160
Flange size front axle mm 1025 1025 1025 1025 1025
Flange size rear axle mm 897 897 897 897 897
Permissible gross vehicle kg 4500 4500 4500 4500 4500
weight
Max. permissible front axle load kg 1950 1950 1950 1950 1950
Max. permissible rear axle load kg 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000
Max. vertical bearing load on
trailer hitch kg 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500
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TECHNICAL DATA
Model 207F 208F 209F 210F 211F
Rear PTO 540/540E/1000
speed and 540E setting rpm 724 724 724 724 724
1000 setting rpm 1112 1112 1112 1112 1112
Engine speed in 540E setting rpm 1566 1566 1566 1566 1566
540 setting Nm * * * * *
Max. permissible torque for
540E setting Nm * * * * *
1000 setting Nm * * * * *
PTO revolutions for one wheel 18,842 18,842 18,842 18,842 18,842
revolution (rear)
1000 setting rpm 1033 1033 1033 1033 1033
540 setting Nm 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200
1000 setting Nm 931 931 931 931 931
Hydraulics
Working pressure bar 200 +10 200 +10 200 +10 200 +10 200 +10
Infinitely adjustable rates l/min 0-40 0-40 0-40 0-40 0-40
Stepless volume adjustment l/min 0-65 0-65 0-65 0-65 0-65
(only valve 3)
Hydr. oil extraction flow at max.
capacity l 23 23 23 23 23
Rear power lift
Three-point linkage ISO 730
short/long lower link cat. 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2 1/2
Spread to standard Cat. 1/2 mm 718/870 718/870 718/870 718/870 718/870
coupling point short lower link
coupling point long lower link
ling point short lower link daN 2775 2775 2775 2775 2775
ling point long lower link daN 2417 2417 2417 2417 2417
Maximum tyre diameter for long mm 1200 1200 1200 1200 1200
lower link
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TECHNICAL DATA
Model 207F 208F 209F 210F 211F
Three-point cat. 1 1 1 1 1
Inside clearance to standard
Cat. 1 mm 683 683 683 683 683
Continuous lifting power at daN 1960 1960 1960 1960 1960
coupling point
Maximum lifting power at coup-
ling point daN 2390 2390 2390 2390 2390
Implement weight (centre of kg 1700 1700 1700 1700 1700
mass: 800 mm, 5°-implement
angle)
Transmission
Continuously variable Vario
transmission km/h 40 40 40 40 40
Range I forwards km/h 0.02 - 40 0.02 - 40 0.02 - 40 0.02 - 40 0.02 - 40
Operating range I reverse km/h 0,02 - 25 0,02 - 25 0,02 - 25 0,02 - 25 0,02 - 25
Electrical system
Operating voltage V 12 12 12 12 12
Battery Ah/V 50/12 50/12 50/12 50/12 50/12
Alternator V/A 14/120 14/120 14/120 14/120 14/120
Starter kW 3 3 3 3 3
Tightening torques for wheels
(threads and contact surfaces
lightly oiled)
Front wheels Nm 240 240 240 240 240
Rear wheels Nm 240 240 240 240 240
Text-module
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TECHNICAL DATA
Model 209 P 210 P 211 P
Sisu Sisu Sisu
Engine type 33CTA 33CTA 33CTA
Rated power ECE R 24 at 2100 rpm KW/HP 59 / 80 66 / 90 74 / 100
Maximum power ECE R 24 at 1900 rpm KW/HP 67 / 90 73 / 100 81 / 110
Rated power EU 97 / 68 at 2100 rpm KW/HP 67 / 91 73 / 99 74 / 101
Maximum power EC 97 / 68 at 1900 rpm KW/HP 69.5 / 95 77 / 105 84.5 / 115
Maximum torque ECE R 24 Nm 373 408 458
Turbocharger / fan control yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes
Common rail / exhaust gas recirculation yes/yes yes/yes yes/yes
No. of cylinders / cooling 3 / water 3 / water 3 / water
Bore / stroke mm 108 / 120 108 / 120 108 / 120
Cubic capacity cm³ 3300 3300 3300
Idling speed rpm 800 +50 800 +50 800 +50
Rated speed rpm 2100 2100 2100
Engine speed without load rpm 2205 ±30 2205 ±30 2205 ±30
Fill volume diesel fuel l 76 76 76
Engine tilt, ensure that vehicle is standing stably
Lengthwise in travel direction high / low degree 25 25 25
Across travel direction left / right degree 25 25 25
with the following tyres and track width
Tyres front 280/80R18 280/80R18 280/80R18
Tyres rear 380/85R28 380/85R28 420/70R28
Standard track front mm 1374 1374 1374
Rear standard track mm 1288 1288 1288
Hole circle diameter front mm 205 205 205
Hole circle diameter rear mm 205 205 205
Overall length mm 3701 3701 3701
Overall length with front power lift horizontal mm 4191 4191 4191
Overall width mm 1679 1679 1717
Overall height with cab mm 2486 2486 2486
Unladen weight with cab kg 3080 3080 3080
Unladen weight with safety bar kg 2860 2860 2860
Ground clearance mm 323 323 323
Wheelbase mm 2160 2160 2160
Flange size front axle mm 1308 1308 1308
Flange size rear axle mm 1232 1232 1232
Permissible gross vehicle weight kg 5300 5300 5300
Max. permissible front axle load kg 2400 2400 2400
Max. permissible rear axle load kg 3800 3800 3800
Max. vertical bearing load on trailer hitch kg 1500 1500 1500
Rear PTO 540/540E/1000
PTO shaft profile 1 3/4 6-part 1 3/4 6-part 1 3/4 6-part
PTO speed at rated engine speed and 540 setting rpm 595 595 595
PTO speed at rated engine speed and 540E setting rpm 724 724 724
PTO speed at rated speed and 1000 setting rpm 1112 1112 1112
Engine speed in 540 setting rpm 1906 1906 1906
Engine speed in 540E setting rpm 1566 1566 1566
Maximum permissible torque in 540 setting Nm * * *
Max. permissible torque for 540E setting Nm * * *
Maximum permissible torque in 1000 setting Nm * * *
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TECHNICAL DATA
Model 209 P 210 P 211 P
Revolutions on stub per meter driven with theoretical revs/m 6,051 6,051 6,051
zero slip with tyre size 420/70 R24
Revolutions on stub per meter driven with theoretical revs/m 5,379 5,379 5,379
zero slip with tyre size 420/70 R28
PTO revolutions for one wheel revolution (rear) 22,812 22,812 22,812
PTO shaft profile 1 3/8 6-part 1 3/8 6-part 1 3/8 6-part
PTO speed at rated engine speed and 540 setting rpm 555 555 555
PTO speed at rated speed and 1000 setting rpm 1033 1033 1033
Maximum permissible torque in 540 setting Nm 1200 1200 1200
Maximum permissible torque in 1000 setting Nm 931 931 931
Hydraulics
Working pressure bar 200 +10 200 +10 200 +10
Infinitely adjustable rates l/min 0-40 0-40 0-40
Stepless volume adjustment (only valve 3) l/min 0-65 0-65 0-65
Hydr. oil extraction flow at max. capacity l 23 23 23
Rear power lift
Three-point linkage ISO 730 short/long lower link cat. 1/2 1/2 1/2
Spread to standard Cat. 1/2 mm 718/870 718/870 718/870
Continuous lifting power at coupling point daN 2141 2141 2141
Maximum lifting power at coupling point daN 3134 3134 3134
Three-point cat.
Inside clearance to standard Cat. 1 mm 825 825 825
Continuous lifting power at coupling point daN 1680 1680 1680
Maximum lifting power at coupling point daN 2540 2540 2540
Implement weight (centre of mass: 800 mm, 5°-imple- kg 1600 1600 1600
ment angle)
Transmission
Continuously variable Vario transmission km/h 40 40 40
Range I forwards km/h 0.02 - 40 0.02 - 40 0.02 - 40
Operating range I reverse km/h 0.02 - 25 0.02 - 25 0.02 - 25
Electrical system
Operating voltage V 12 12 12
Battery Ah/V 50/12 50/12 50/12
Alternator V/A 14/120 14/120 14/120
Starter kW 3 3 3
Tightening torques for wheels (threads and contact sur-
faces lightly oiled)
Front wheels Nm 240 240 240
Rear wheels Nm 240 240 240
Text-module
* No restrictions
NOTE:
Any modifications to the power output limiter and max. speed setting shall render the Warranty
invalid. This also applies to any exceeding of the maximum permissible loads and weights.
For PTO mode:
If the maximum permissible torque can be exceeded (depending on the application), use a drive
shaft with safety coupling and overrunning clutch if necessary.
Because of different regulations in different countries, weights, axle loads and/or speeds may
be limited to lower values.
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TECHNICAL DATA
2. Tyre pressures
CAUTION:
Check tyre pressures regularly!
Text-module
Air pressure
Observe tyre manufacturers specifications,
which, for example, can be found in the inter-
net.
● Pressures may differ according to tractor mo-
del, make of tyre and type of operation e.g.
front loader operation.
● For max. traction and min. ground pressure in
the field, adapt tyre pressures to axle load.
● Do not operate row crop wheels above a ma-
ximum speed of 40 km/h.
● Adapt air pressure to road driving.
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TECHNICAL DATA
3. Tyre combinations
Farmer 200V
Fig.1
Farmer 200 F
Fig.2
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TECHNICAL DATA
Farmer 200P
Fig.3
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TECHNICAL DATA
4. Fluids and lubricants Vario 200 V/F/P
Text-module
Filling points Quantity Type 4) Frequency of change 2)

litres ap-
prox. 1)
Engine, maximum filling, 9,0 Fendt Extra Grade 15W-40 SHPD, after 50, 500, 1000 operating
with filter change Fendt Ultra Grade 10W-40 UHPD hours
or
SHPD engine oil 3) to ACEA E7 then every 500 operating hours
at least every year with fuel
containing up to 0.5 % sulphur
6)
transmission 7) initial fil- 24,0 Fendt Extra Trans 10W-40 or after 2000 operating hours or
ling every 2 years.
Refills 19.0 STOU SAE 10W-40, 15W-40
Front PTO 1.0 Fendt Super Trans 85W-90 or after 500 operating hours, then
transmission oil in acc. with SAE every 2 years or 2000 opera-
85W-90, SAE 80W-90, in acc. with ting hours
API GL-5. Do not use STOU or ot-
her universal oils.
Front axle differential ge- 2,5 Fendt Super Trans LS 85W-90 or after 50 and 1000 operating
ars Vario 200 V/F hypoid transmission oil with LS ad- hours
ditives
Front axle differential ge- 3,9 SAE 85W-90, SAE 80W-90, SAE then every 2 years or every
ars Vario 200 P 90 acc. to API GL-5. 1000 operating hours
Axle hub per side 0,35 Do not use STOU or other universal
oils.
Hydraulic system Fendt Super Hyd, Fendt Extra Hyd after 1000 op. hours, then
68 or every 2 years
Quantity for max. filling 30.0 STOU SAE 5W-30, 5W-40, every 1000 op. hrs.
10W-30, 10W-40, 15W-30,15W-40
or engine oil HD-SAE 5W-30,
5W-40, 10W-30, 10W-40,
15W-30,15W-40 in accordance with
API-CD.
HD-SAE 20W-20 to API-CD also al-
lowed for temperatures above
10 °C.
Fuel tank 76,0 Diesel 6) Fill up after operational use
Cooling system 12,5 water with 35 - 50 % vol. antifreeze Change antifreeze every 2 ye-
and anticorrosion agent 5) ars
Compressed air system 0.5 Ethyl alcohol antifreeze fill up only below + 5 °C
(X 902.015.003)
Lubrication points Fendt Ultra lithium grease, Fendt see Lubrication Chart
Extra Fett EP or
Lithium-saponified grease, NLGI
class 2
(worked penetration coefficient regularly oil all other joints and
265-295) bearing points
1) Filling levels are determined with the dipstick, Text-module
or by overflow at filling screws etc. 3) Viscosity of the oils in the engine

2) Interval according to whichever comes first.
4) If sulphur content in the fuel is above 0.5%, in-
tervals should be halved. Only use diesel fuel
approved according to EN 590 and DIN 51628,
see Service memo 40/04.
5) Use only approved coolants indicated in Ser-
vice memo 11/02.
6) After filling, allow engine to run at least 5 mi-
nutes, so that the axle drives are filled.
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TECHNICAL DATA
4.1 Biodiesel 4.2 Bio-hydraulic oil
Fuel grade Bio-hydraulic oil qualities

RME R ape seed- M ethyl- E ster, Bio-hydraulic oil based on rape seed and syn-
PME V egetable oil- M ethyl- E ster fuel thetic oils.
Use according to DIN EN 14214. Use fluids of viscosity to ISO VG 32 - ISO VG 46
Cold-pressed rape seed oil cannot be used. standard.
Text-module
NOTE:
Maintenance intervals Do not use polyglycol-based synthetic oils.
Text-module
Oil and oil filter change intervals should be hal-
ved.
Maintenance intervals
After filling a few times with biodiesel, after ha- Oil and oil filter need to be changed every
ving used conventional diesel fuel, the fuel filter 1,000 operating hours or every year, whichever
must be replaced. Since biodiesel acts as a sol- comes first.
vent, diesel residues may block the fuel filter.
Text-module
After changing over to bio-hydraulic oil, change
hydraulic oil filter after approx. 50 - 100 opera-
Instructions for use ting hours. Bio-hydraulic oil has solvent proper-
Biodiesel is suitable for winter temperatures ties and may cause clogging of the filter in reac-
down to about -10 °C. tion with normal oil.
Text-module
At temperatures below -10 °C, diesel fuel needs
to be added to prevent coagulation of the biodie- Instructions for use
sel. 50 % Diesel must be added per tank filling. Bio-hydraulic oil is suitable for winter operations
With temperatures below - 16 °C, use only die- down to approx. - 15 °C.
sel. Bio-hydraulic oil may lose viscosity in outside
Biodiesel can be mixed in any proportion with temperatures below -15 °C and prolonged pe-
diesel fuel. riods of non-operation of the tractor. After a cold
Due to its lower energy density and higher visco- start, allow a short warm-up time at medium en-
sity compared to diesel, decreased power can gine speed to ensure safe operation of the hy-
be expected. draulic steering and linkage. In conditions of se-
Fuel consumption can be slightly increased. vere cold, it may be necessary to warm up the
If the tractor is not going to be used for some whole tractor.
time (3 months or more), fill with diesel to pre- Avoid mixing bio-hydraulic fluid with other oils,
vent the fuel injection pump from seizing. e.g with other, normal oil remaining in the sy-
Text-module stem, or by operating an external implement.
This may affect the positive environmental pro-
Special features of biodiesel perties of the fluid, and will make it more difficult
Biodiesel is obtained from plant oil (mainly rape to dispose of (it will then have to be considered
seed oil) by means of a chemical process, where as special waste).
the vegetable oil is mixed with methanol and When disposing of oil, current legislation and the
converted to biodiesel using a catalyst. instructions of the oil manufacturer are to be ob-
Biodiesel is virtually sulphur-free, and the engine served.
therefore produces almost no SO2 (sulphur di- A mixing of more than 2% may result in alterati-
oxide). ons in viscosity and may lead to problems with
The exhaust gases contain the valves.
- carbon monoxide Text-module
- hydrocarbons Special features of bio-hydraulic oil

- particulates (e.g soot) It is biodegradable and ground and ground water
than when using conventional diesel. will not be affected in case of accidental spills.
It is biodegradable, ground and ground water will
not be affected in case of accidental spills. IMPORTANT:
In spite of the high environmental compatibi-
lity of bio-hydraulic fluid, accidental spills
must always be reported.
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TECHNICAL DATA
5. Lubrication chart
5.1 Filling points
Text-module
Engine: Windshield washer
Twist dipstick (A) system:
and remove, top up Pour fluid into
with engine oil. container (A).
Transmission and Compressed air

axle drives: system:
Turn dipstick (A) and Fill antifreeze
remove, fill with container (B) with
transmission oil. ethyl alcohol.
Front axle Fuel tank:

differential gear: fill with fuel through
Fill up to overflow at filler neck (A).
filler hole (A).
Front axle hub

drives:
fill until the oil spills
over, with hole on
the left and marker
in horizontal
position.
Front PTO:
Fill up to overflow at
filler hole (B).
Hydraulic system:
Fill oil at filler hole
(A).
Cooling system:
Pour clean, low-lime
water containing
antifreeze into
container (arrowed)
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TECHNICAL DATA
5.2 Lubrication points
Maintenance intervals after:
Text-module
125 operating hours

Lift shaft and linkage Lift shaft and linkage
lubrication lubrication of front
Raise linkage. power lift.
Extendable struts. Steering knuckle

bearing left and
right, only on RWD.
Automatic trailer Text-module
hitch with
cylinder-type bolt. 250 operating hours
Double cardan
U-joints on front
wheel drive.
Automatic trailer
hitch with ball-type
bolt.
Text-module
2000 operating hours

Left and right hubs,
Mechanical trailer only on RWD.
hitch. Unscrew and
remove the cover, fill
with grease.
Text-module
Front axle
suspension lifting Note:
cylinder.
Cardan shaft (A) of
front wheel drive Do
NOT lubricate.
Front axle swing

arm.
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Maintenance Schedule
Vario 200 V/F/P
Vehicle Nos. 260 .. 0101, 261 .. 0101, 262 .. 0101, 263 .. 0101, 264 .. 0101, 272 .. 0101, 273 ..0101,
274 .. 0101
Maintenance jobs during and after the running-in period and for the workshop after the 5th Service
Services regularly 1) Job Schedule General notes and technical data, types of fluid and oil
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. annu every 2 Correct levels are determined by dipstick check or from the overflow at the
al or years See also Operating Manual
No. daily inspection hole.
every or Care and Maintenance Observe all accident prevention regulations and comply with directives for
50 250 500 750 1000 500 2000
handling and disposing of fluid and lubricants.
operating hours
1 Engine
X Check oil level. The difference between MIN and MAX marks on the dipstick is about 2.0 litres.
After 100 operating hours add oil to the MAX mark of the dipstick.
Wait until level is just above the MIN marking. Do not fill above MAX marking.
X X X X Replace engine oil and filter cartridge 2). Oil quantity: 9.0 litres
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Oil grade: Fendt Extra Grade 15W-40 SHPD, Fendt Ultra Grade
10W-40 UHPD or SHPD engine oils 1) acc. to ACEA E7.
X X 1000 Check valve clearance, adjust if necessary (at Valve clearance: Intake valve 0.35 mm, exhaust valve 0.35 mm, with cold
workshop). engine (max 50 °C).
X 1000 Replace fuel filter box and fuel prefilter. Repeat more often if engine output begins to fall.
as re- Replace fuel prefilter. Repeat more often if engine output begins to fall.
quired
X X X X Check V-belt, retighten if necessary 1). Air-conditioning, 400+50 N (40+5 kp)
air compressor
TECHNICAL DATA
X X X X X Check coolant level, top up if necessary. Coolant level: With a cold engine, if necessary top up with clean, calcium-
free water containing antifreeze to between the MIN and
MAX mark on the expansion tank.
X X X X Visual inspection for leaktightness of coolant
hoses.
X Change coolant 4). Coolant quantity: 12.5 litres
A concentration of 35 - 50% vol. of antifreeze and anticorrosion agent is neces-

sary throughout the year, even in frost-free areas.
Add antifreeze as indicated in Fendt Customer Service memo 11/02.
as requi- Check, and if necessary clean the cooling fins Blow out with compressed air or with a dust extractor.
red on engine, hydraulic system, charge air, trans-
mission and air-conditioning system.
See also Operating Manual
TECHNICAL DATA
No. al or years daily inspection hole.
50 250 500 750 1000 500 2000
operating hours
X X X X as requi- Air filter maintenance Maintenance required only if a fault (symbol) is indicated on the multiple display.
red Clean with compressed air at 5 bar max., then check for damage.
X Replace air filter main cartridge.
X X X X Check air filter suction line for leaks, check There should be no cracks on the intake hoses.
maintenance switch and indication on multiple
display 1).
4000 Turbocharger Inspection of turbocharger and intercooler in an authorised workshop.
2 Transmission and axle drives

X Check oil level in transmission. Oil quantity between 'Min' and 'Max' marks: about 2.5 l.
Max. oil quantity: 24.0 litres (initial fill)
X Change transmission oil and axle drive oil, Oil quantity: 19.0 l for subsequent fills
change transmission oil - INTAKE FILTER.
Oil grade: Fendt Extra Trans 10W-40 or STOU SAE 10W-40 or
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15W-40.
X X accor- Change transmission oil PRESSURE FILTER. If the 'pressure filter soiled' symbol appears on the multiple display, replace filter
ding to as quickly as possible.
indica-
tor
X X Front PTO: replace transmission oil. Oil quantity: 1.0 litres
Oil grade: Fendt Super Trans 80W, 85W-90 or hypoid transmission

oil acc. to API-GL5. SAE 85W-90, SAE 80W-90. Do not
use STOU or other universal oils.
X X X Check oil level of front PTO gearbox. Oil level of front PTO: up to overflow at filler hole.
3 Front axle (4WD)

X X Check oil level in differential gears and hub Oil level up to overflow at check bore, top up if necessary.
drives.
X X 1000 Oil change for differential and hub drives. Oil quantity: Differential gears, Vario 200 V/F 2.5 litres.
Oil quantity: Differential gears, Vario 200 P 3.9 litres.

Oil quantity: Axle hub each side 0.35 Ltr.
Oil grade: Fendt Super Trans LS 85W-90 or Hypoid transmission oil

with LS additives acc. to API-GL5. SAE 85W-90, SAE
80W-90. Do not use STOU or other universal oils.
X X X X Check toe-in. Adjust, if necessary. Toe-in: 0 to +2 mm
al or years See also Operating Manual
No. daily inspection hole.
50 250 500 750 1000 500 2000
operating hours
4 Hydraulic system
X 1000 Change oil, including return line filter and air Oil quantity: about 30.0 l (extraction flow: 23.0 l)
vent filter.
Oil grade: Fendt Super Hyd, Fendt Extra Hyd 68 or STOU SAE
5W-30, 5W-40, 10W-30, 10W-40, 15W-30,15W-40 or en-
gine oil HD-SAE 5W-30, 5W-40, 10W-30, 10W-40,
15W-30,15W-40 acc. to API-CD.
Also permissible: For temperatures over 10°C, HD-SAE 20 W-20 to API-CD.
5 Electrical system
X X X Check battery acid level; if necessary top up Level about 15 mm above top of plates. Open-circuit voltage with battery fully
with distilled water. Not applicable to mainten- charged 12.75 V.
ance-free batteries.
X X X X Check lighting and signalling system and all Remove sensor. A fault message (symbol) must appear on the multiple display
monitoring and warning systems for correct accompanied by an intermittent acoustic signal.
operation. Read out up diagnostic memory and
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remedy the faults.

X X X X Check software version and interconnection of Complete tractor programming with end-of-line program - test interconnection. If
the electronic components and update if neces- necessary, explain new operating functions.
sary.
6 Compressed air system
X X X X X Drain the water from the bottle. Pull cable to operate drain valve.
as requi- Check antifreeze level. Top up with antifreeze at temperatures below 5 °C.
red
TECHNICAL DATA
Antifreeze: ethyl alcohol (X 902.015.003).
7 Assemblies / general
X 1000 Replace heater and roof fan filters. Repeat more frequently if fan output begins to fall.
X X X Replace roof blower recirculating air filter. Repeat more frequently if fan output begins to fall.
X X X X Check that bolted connections are firmly sea- Check for chafing points on hydraulic hoses, loose parts or missing protection de-
ted, especially on the wheels, engine, transmis- vices.
sion, front axle, body and hydraulics; tighten if
necessary. Tighten hydraulic screw connecti-
ons only in the event of a leak. In particular,
check steering and front hydraulic hoses for
chafing points.
Switch off engine before tightening the pressure lines.
See also Operating Manual
TECHNICAL DATA
No. al or years daily inspection hole.
50 250 500 750 1000 500 2000
operating hours
With front axle suspension, unload the pressure lines as well.
X X X X Check trailer hitches. Swivel joint on trailer hitch: maximum play 3 mm.
X X X X Check and correct tyre pressure, if necessary.
X X X X For lubrication of greasing points refer to Lubri- Fendt Ultra lithium grease, Fendt Extra EP or multi-purpose grease, lithium-sapo-
cation chart, lubricate all joints. nified, NLGI class 2 (worked penetration 265 - 295).
X X X X Test drive tractor, check that brakes are working
effectively.
For summary of services, see Operating Manual 1) Max. values Whichever comes first. In difficult 3) VISCOSITY OF ENGINE OILS
operating conditions, more frequent maintenance
(inside back cover) and also the workshop data is recommended. Always have the main service
card. carried out before long periods of non-use.
2) If the diesel contains more than 0.5 % sulphur,

the oil change intervals should be halved. Only
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use approved diesel fuel acc. to DIN 51628 and

EN 590, see Service Information 40/04.
4) For registered trade names, refer to the current

list of Fluids and Lubricants, which is available
(as customer information) from every Fendt-ap-
proved workshop.
ALFABETICAL INDEX
A E
Acceleration rates .................................................38 Electric main switch ..............................................30
Activating the accelerator pedal function ..............52 Electrowelding ....................................................129
ACTIVE symbol ....................................................37 Emergency operation .........................................215
Adjusting speed indicator ...................................109 End speed control ................................................40
Air compressor V-belts .......................................119 Engine coolant heater ..........................................35
Air-conditioning ...................................................174 Engine management system ................................51
Air-conditioning compressor V-belts ...................119 EPC emergency mode circuit ...............................90
Alternator ............................................................129 Extendable lifting struts ........................................94
Antifreeze .............................................................35
Antifreeze pump/tank .........................................172
F
Automatic mode rear PTO-engine speed/rear Fault code tables ................................................199
power lift ...............................................................64 Fault messages ..................................................181
Automatic trailer coupling ...................................101 FAULTS AND REMEDIAL ACTIONS .............176
Filling gear oil .....................................................121
B Filling tyres .........................................................172
Battery ................................................................128 Filling with engine oil ..........................................114
Bleeding the fuel system ....................................116 First main menu ....................................................26
C Flow regulator .......................................................74
Calculation of towing capacity ............................100 Fluid reservoir .....................................................127
Fluids and lubricants ..........................................231
Calibrating rear and front PTO clutch ...................58
Folding safety bar ...............................................104
Calling up engine management menu ..................50
Foot brake ............................................................69
CARE AND MAINTENANCE ........................112
Changing direction of travel ............................37, 42 Four wheel drive (4WD) .......................................61
Changing hydraulic oil filter ................................124 Front axle suspension ..................................63, 122
Changing the hydraulic oil ..................................124 Front ballast ........................................................102
Changing the oil in the front axle differential Front controls .......................................................19
gear ....................................................................121 Front power lift Vario 200 P ..................................97
Changing transmission oil, axle drive oil ............120 Front power lift Vario 200 V/F ...............................95
Check hydraulic oil level, fill ...............................123 Front PTO .............................................................57
Checking coolant level .......................................175 Front PTO oil level ..............................................120
Checking engine oil level ....................................114 Fuel consumption measurement ..........................48
Checking the coolant level .................................118 Fuel prefilter .......................................................115
Checking the transmission oil level ....................121 Fuse holder 1 .....................................................131
Checking toe-in ..................................................125 Fuse holder 2 .....................................................131
Circuit diagrams .................................................137 Fuses ..................................................................131
Cleaning the radiator ..........................................118 G
Cleaning the tractor ............................................127
General faults .....................................................191
Cleaning the viscous fan ....................................118
Ground speed PTO ..............................................56
Clearing a warning or fault message ..................190
Colour identification of electric wires ..................137 H
Compressed air system ......................................172 Hand brake ...........................................................69
Condenser ..........................................................175 Hazard warning triangle .......................................36
Cruise control .......................................................43 Headlamp flasher .................................................20
Heater plug starter switch .....................................20
D
Hitch couplings ...................................................100
Dashboard ............................................................24
Hitching a trailer manually ..................................101
Dashboard control panel ......................................22
Horn ......................................................................20
Diagnostics menu .................................................28
Hydraulic connections - centre right .....................78
Differential lock .....................................................62
Hydraulic connections, centre left ........................78
Dimming instruments ............................................29
Hydraulic connections, rear ..................................78
Draining condensation water from the air bottle..173
Hydraulic operation with cold starting ...................84
Draining engine oil ..............................................113
Hydraulic trailer brake ..........................................82
Drive shaft attachment .........................................54
Hydraulics .............................................................71
Driving the tractor .................................................40
Dust discharge valve ..........................................117
Dust discharge valve ..........................................117
239
ALFABETICAL INDEX
I Replacing the oil in front axle hub drives ............122
Implement socket ...........................................31, 90 Replacing the recirculating air filter ....................126
IMPLEMENTS ..........................................172 Replacing the roof fan filter ................................126
Instrument cluster .................................................21 Replacing the safety cartridge ............................117
Right turn signal indicator .....................................20
J Rotating beacon ...................................................24
Joystick .................................................................37
Jump lead .............................................................36
S
Jump starting ........................................................36 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .............................11
Safety signs ..........................................................15
L Second main menu ..............................................27
Left turn signal indicator .......................................20 Selecting acceleration rates .................................38
Lift height limiter ...................................................90 Selecting tyre size ..............................................111
Load limit control ..................................................47 Set time and date .................................................32
Lower links .....................................................91, 92 Space for radio installation ...................................24
Lower links, parking position ..........................96, 98 Steering wheel adjustment .............................20, 70
Lower links, working positions ........................96, 98 Storing the current speed .....................................43
Lubrication chart .................................................233 Swing compensation ......................................96, 98
M T
Main beam ............................................................20 TECHNICAL DATA ....................................217
Main cartridge .....................................................117 Three-point linkage, Vario 200 P ..........................92
Maintaining/storing the current engine speed ......45 Three-point linkage, Vario 200 V/F .......................91
Mechanical side lock ............................................94 Time .....................................................................23
Mini-hydraulics fault messages ..........................214 TMS default setting ..............................................50
Multiple display .....................................................25 Top link .................................................................95
Top up with fuel ....................................................34
N
Towing instructions ...............................................47
Neutral ..................................................................37
Tow-starting ..........................................................36
Number of operating hours ...................................23
Track adjustment ................................................105
O Tractor Management System ...............................49
Oil flow collector ...................................................79 Trailer brake .........................................................69
Oil flow distribution ...............................................75 Trailer socket ........................................................31
On-board computer ............................................109 Turboclutch ...........................................................41
Operating options with the joystick .......................73 Twin tyres ...........................................................108
Operating options with the linear modules and U
crossgate lever .....................................................72
Use winter-grade fuel ...........................................35
Operating status indicator ....................................23
OPERATION ..............................................17 V
P Vacuum check ....................................................116
Valve actuation .....................................................74
Poly-V-belt ..........................................................119
Valve configurations .............................................72
Power lift automatic mode ....................................65
Valve emergency operation ..................................82
Preselecting engine speed ...................................46
Valve locking ........................................................71
Preselecting speed ...............................................43
Vario transmission ................................................37
PTO ......................................................................54
V-belt ..................................................................119
PTO clutch ............................................................58
V-belt tension .....................................................175
PTO speed ...........................................................55
Vehicle Identification Number .................................5
R
W
Rear PTO automatic mode with engine speed .....68
Warning messages .............................................176
Rear PTO automatic mode with rear power lift ....66
Windscreen washer system ...............................127
Recommendations for the use of permanent
loads .....................................................................83 Windscreen wipers ...............................................20
Replacing coolant ...............................................119 Windshield washer system ...................................20
Replacing intake filter .........................................121 Winter operation ...................................................35
Replacing the .....................................................115 Working with the EPC ..........................................88
Replacing the engine oil filter .............................113
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Vehicle Registration in AGCO Net
Dear Sales Partner,
We are happy that you have decided for this product.
In order to be able to offer this vehicle the best possible service, it is necessary that you
register it in AGCO-NET in the short term.
Login in at: https://net1.agcocorp.com/agconet/login.asp

Registration can be found under: Kundendienst/Fendt/Fahrzeugdatenbank…
(Service/Fendt/Vehicledatabase…)
If necessary, you can also print out a copy of the vehicle delivery card there.
Please remember that we can only process warranty and good will claims if the vehicle has
been registered as:
• a stock machine
• a demo machine
• a rental machine
• or sold, with information on the name and address of the new owner.
Kind regards,
FENDT Service
Important information on service and maintenance
Your tractor will only perform to your complete satisfaction if you take good care of it from the
very start. Your Customer Service Centre will therefore prepare your tractor, free of charge, and
instruct you on how to operate and maintain it.
Protect your claims under Warranty by having all servicing carried out at the correct time by an
authorised FENDT service workshop!
After 50 operating hours (1st service)
After 500 operating hours (2nd service)
After 1000 operating hours (3rd service)
All subsequent maintenance will be carried out at our customer workshops by skilled technici-
ans at reasonable cost and as indicated in the Maintenance Schedule of this Operating Manual.
To extend the life of the tractor, we recommend our annual Major Service, which includes an en-
gine oil change, immediately after the main working season (e.g. the autumn).
During the initial 100 operating hours, it is not advisable to subject the tractor to extreme loads.
Every 100 operating hours, top up engine oil to the upper notch on the dipstick.
Make sure that only FENDT original parts are used for all services and repairs.
Unauthorised changes and modifications, and any damage resulting from rigidly mounted im-
plements (e.g. front loader) not purchased from FENDT, are not covered by the Warranty and
are entirely at the owners risk. This applies in particular to modifications to the power output li-
miter and maximum speed settings, and any damage as a result of exceeding the maximum
permissible loads and weights.
Services carried out according to the Maintenance Schedule:
Vehicle Identification Number ........ /....... /..........................
50 operating hours 2000 operating hours 4000 operating hours

First service
Date and signature of mechanic Date and signature of mechanic Date and signature of mechanic
Second service
Third service

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OPERATING MANUAL

Vehicle ID no. ............................. After-Sales Service

Vehicle pre-delivery inspection by the Service Workshop

Check oil level, top up if necessary.

Check ﬂuid level, and top up if necessary.

Grease vehicle as per Lubrication Chart, lubricate all joints.

Information to be given on vehicle delivery

Vehicle delivery carried out on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Vehicle ID no. ../../....................... After-Sales Service

Vehicle delivery test procedure

Open bonnet, show.

For immobiliser (if ﬁtted)

Show how to drain compressed-air vessel.

Explain and demonstrate neutral position.

(File vehicle delivery test procedure in vehicle ﬁle)

Vehicle delivery carried out on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Fendt 207 V/F Vario

Fendt 208 V/F Vario

Fendt 209 V/F Vario

Fendt 210 V/F Vario

Fendt 211 V/F Vario

Fendt 209 P Vario

Fendt 210 P Vario

Fendt 211 P Vario

Note for the North American market

Vehicle Identiﬁcation Number

OPERATION....................................17 11. Fuel consumption measurement............48

FAULTS AND REMEDIAL

Damaged or lost safety signs must be replaced.

General safety and accident Carrying passengers

1. Follow the general safety and accident

space! current situation. Avoid sudden cornering

6. For travelling on the road, bring front loader

Protection against objects entering

off the engine and remove the ignition key.

Explanation: Taking along persons without a Explanation: Observe towing regulations.

1.1 Driver seat

A = Weight and height adjustment

0 = Consumers off, key can be removed.

2.3 Combination switch

2.5 Reversing gearbox

(only for TMS)

The tractor slows to a standstill, then accelerates

A = Operating status display, displays engine and PTO speeds.

2nd trailer light indicator Main beam

Alternator not charging Right turning signal indicator

Preheat indicator Reverse travel direction

Hydraulic trailer brake Hazard light indicator

Compressed air supply Forward travel direction

Engine temperature Left turning signal indicator

Fuel Warning lamp

Cruise control engaged

Differential lock engaged

Transmission Neutral ON/OFF (also

Pedal speed range in Tractor

Fig.9 Hydraulic functions (also see OPERATION

Hydraulic multi-circuit system (oil ﬂow

Hydraulic valve lock ON/OFF

A = Compressed air supply