Tractors X60 Series. Manual - part 9

 

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Safety Notes

2

DECAL 5

Danger of electric shock. Always discon-
nect the negative cable from the battery 
before carrying out any repairs on the 
electrical system.

DANGER

Start  only  from  seat 

with  transmission  and 

PTO in neutral.

Starting in gear kills.

WARNING

Remove  negative  ca-

bles  from  batteries 

before  removing  sole-

noid  cover  and  before 

servicing  the  electrical 

system.

DECAL 4

Risk of being crushed. ONLY start the 
engine when you are sitting in the driver's 
seat.

WARNING

Do not jump if 

tractor tips

USE SEAT BELT.

Keep seat belt adjusted snugly

DECAL 7

Always fasten your safety belt. 
DO NOT leave your seat if the 
tractor overturns.

D

ANGER

Shield

eyes

Explosive

gas

Avoid sparks

and flame

Sulphuric

acid

EXPLOSIVE GASES

Always shield eyes and face from bat-

tery. Cigarettes, flames or sparks could 

cause battery to explode.

Do not charge or use booster cables or 

adjust post connections without proper 

instructions or training.

POISON causes severe burns 

Contains sulphuric acid. Avoid contact 

with skin, eyes or clothing.

In event of accident flush with water 

and call a physician immediately.

Keep out of reach of children.

DECAL 6

Batteries produce explosive gases. Keep clear of sparks and 
naked flames.
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.

WARNING

Stand  clear  when 

using  switch  to 

m o v e   3 - p o i n t 

hitch.

DECAL 9
Only with electronic lift

Keep at a safe distance 
from the tractor when using 
external lift controls.

DECAL 8

Choose a suitable PTO 
speed for the use of the 
implement.

WARNING

Serious  personal  injury 

or  machine  damage 

may  result  from  over-

speed  of  PTO  driven 

equipment.

Select tractor PTO speed 

to  match  implement 

specified speed.

Do  not  operate  PTO 

above  recommended 

maximum speed.

     Nominal     Maximum
 

540 

630

 

1000 

1170

DECAL 11
(If equipped with a front hitch - Located near the
multi-purpose control valve)

Read the Operator's Manual carefully before using.

DECAL 10

A PTO used at a speed over the max. allowed might 
cause serious accidents.

Serious personal injury or ma-
chine damage may result from 
overspeed of PTO driven equip-
ment.
Never  use  the  1000  rpm  set-
ting  with  the  6  spline  shaft 
installed.

WARNING

38

Safety Notes

DECAL 16
Provided by the front PTO maker. (If equipped with
front PTO).

WARNING: Keep yourself at a safe distance. 

Speed (rpm) and spinning of the front PTO shaft.

DECAL 14

Use  the  turn  indicator  to 
signal a change in your drive 
direction.

DANGER

DANGER

Pull  only  from  ap-
proved  drawbar  or 
lower  links  of  3-point 
linkage  at  horizontal 
position or below.

Rotating  driveline  con-
tact  may  cause  serious 
injury or death.
Keep all driveline, tractor 
and equipment shields in 
place during operation.

DECAL 13

Only use an approved drawbar to tow implements.
Danger of entanglement: Keep well away from spin-
ning shafts.

WARNING

Personal injury could result from PTO driveline separation.

1. Drawbar supplied provides standard distance “A”. Do not change.

2. Three-point link distance “C” and mounter implement distance “D” may not be 
standard.

  PTO 

SHAFT SIZE  DISTANCE “A”

  540 

35mm (1.38 in)  356mm (14.0 in)

  1000  35mm (1.38 in)  406mm (16.0 in)

Measure  distance  “B”  over  complete  lift  range  for 

tractor and implement combination. Select driveline 

length to ensure that driveline will not bottom out at 

minimum distance “B” and will have sufficient overlap 

at maximum distance.

DECAL 12

Warning: Separation of the PTO drive line might cause seri-
ous accidents. Adjust the connections carefully.

CAUTION

Read the operator instruc-

tion  Book  for  safety  in-

formation  and  operating 

instructions.

Fasten your seat belt be-

fore tractor operation.

Start  engine  only  when 

seated in operator’s seat.

Make  sure  everyone  is 

clear of tractor and equip-

ment  before  starting  en-

gine or operation.

Keep  all  shields,  covers 

and  guards  in  place  and 

stay  away  from  moving 

parts while engine is run-

ning.

Place  transmission  shift 

lever in neutral and apply 

parking  brake  before  us-

ing external 3-point hitch 

controls.

Apply  parking  brake, 

lower  equipment,  stop 

engine  and  remove  key 

before leaving the tractor 

unattended.

Wait for all movement to 

stop before servicing trac-

tor or equipment.

Securely support or block 

lifted  implements  which 

must  be  in  the  raised 

position  for  servicing  or 

adjustment.

Couple  brake  pedals  to-

gether for road travel.

Use  flashing  warning 

lights  and  SMV  emblem 

when  on  public  roads, 

except  where  prohibited 

by law.

Always drive with care and 

attention.

DECAL 15

WARNING: Consult the opera-

tion and maintenance manual 
for information about safety and 
how to use the tractor.

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Controls - Cab

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Section 3

Controls - Cab

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Controls - Cab

WARNING: Do not jump on or off the tractor. 
It may cause injuries. Always face the tractor, 
use the hand rails and steps, and get on or 
off slowly. Maintain a minimum three point 
contact to avoid falling (both hands on rails 
and one foot on the step, or one hand on the 
hand rail and both feet on the steps).

When entering or  leaving the  tractor, use the  left-hand
door whenever possible. If you enter or leave the tractor
through the right-hand door, avoid interference with the
control levers.

TRACTOR ACCESS

 [4.1.e]

Cab Door Lock

The ignition key is also used to lock or unlock the cab
door from the outside.

Cab emergency exit

 [4.1.d]

The rear window of the cab may be used as an emer-
gency exit.

Access to the tractor with cab

WARNING: Do not jump on or off the tractor. 
It may cause injuries. Always face the tractor, 
use the hand rails and steps, and get on or 
off slowly. Maintain a minimum three point 
contact to avoid falling (both hands on rails 
and one foot on the step, or one hand on the 
hand rail and both feet on the steps).

If you have to get out the cabin an emergency and it is
not  possible  to  use  the  left  door:  turn  the  engine  off,
open the rear door by means of the central handle and
get out quickly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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