User manual MTD CUBCADET 5000

[. . . ] 769-02933 18( 4VSHYGXW %OXMIRKIWIPPWGLEJX w 7EEVFV²GOIR w +IVQER] 1 Y X A 2 B C W V U T E S I R Q K P L L M H G F I J 3 FUEL E F HOURS 1/10 RPM 0 x1000 4 D 4 5 O N 6 (b) (c) (a) 7 L N H 8 (a) (b) (d) 9 10 (b) (a) 11 1 2 3 7 4 8 10 9 12a HOURS 1/10 FUEL RPM E F 0 x1000 4 5 6 2 1 12b 3 13 b a 14 15 b 16 a b MAX MIN a 17 b 18 b a 19 c b a a 20 b a 21 22 b b c a a b 23 8 10 17 9 15 5 19 18 4 16 2 11 10 7 15 6 12 20 5 3 6 15 13 14 24 a c 25 b English Français Deutsch Nederlands Svenska Dansk Español 4 21 41 59 78 94 112 English Operating Instructions This unit is not intended for purposes beyond those listed above. The user is liable for all damage to third parties and their property. As standard, in its standard configuration, this vehicle is not approved for operation on public roads or for transporting people. Only operate the appliance in the technical condition stipulated and supplied by the manufacturer. [. . . ] Set the final length of the belt with the readjustment clip , the latch and the upper lying belt into the right half of the belt. n In order to lengthen the belt, hold the readjustment clip (a) ends tightly and tip the side of the clip upwards towards the latch. n While holding the clip, pull the upper lying belt through clip towards the latch (b). n Hold the belt and pull the latch to the left in order to remove the slack in the upper lying belt between the readjustment and the latch. n To shorten the belt, tip the other side of the clip upwards, pull the free end of the belt to the right and pull the latch to the left in order to remove the slack. Check the tyre pressure Note For manufacturing reasons, the tyre pressure can be higher than necessary. ­ front 1. 0 bar ­ rear 0. 7 bar Stopping the engine n Starting the engine n n Sit in the driver seat. Reaching the required temperature for starting the engine is indicated by the glow plug pilot light going out. n n n Cool the engine down appropriate to the previous workload. ­ In the case of a high workload: set the throttle to the middle setting and let the engine run for 3­5 minutes. ;EVRMRK %FVYTX XEOISJJ WXSTTMRK WYHHIRP] ERH HVMZMRK EX I\GIWWMZI WTIIHW VEMWI XLI VMWO SJ EGGMHIRXW ERH GER GEYWI HEQEKI XS XLI YRMX 11 English &I IWTIGMEPP] GEYXMSYW [LIR VIZIVWMRK 2IZIV GLERKI XLI HMVIGXMSR SJ XVEZIP SV XLI WTIIH [MXLSYX JMVWX FVMRKMRK XLI ZILMGPI XS E WXERH 2IZIV WIXEHNYWX XLI HVMZIV W WIEX [LMPI XLI YRMX MW QSZMRK n Set the driver seat. n Raise the attachments which are mounted to the 3 point attachment device. n Set the drive lever to the optimum range for the job (as a rule, maximum). n Release the brake pedal and at the same time, slowly actuate the accelerator and/or reverse pedal until the desired speed is achieved. Before starting the journey, make sure that the front wheels are in the desired direction. Note The lower drive lever speed setting should ­ be used to travel on slopes and uneven ground, ­ when using attachments on the PTO. Operating Instructions Switching the differential lock on and off ;EVRMRK 6MWO SJ ER EGGMHIRX SGGYVVMRK ERH HEQEKI XS XLI ZILMGPI r 3RP] W[MXGL XLI HMJJIVIRXMEP PSGO SR [LIR XLI ZILMGPI MW EX E WXERH r (S RSX EGXYEXI XLI HMJJIVIRXMEP PSGO [LIR HVMZMRK SR XLI VSEH LEVHIRIH WYVJEGI ERH EX WTIIH WXIIVMRK HMJJMGYPXMIW r VMWO SJ ER EGGMHIRX n n n Bring the vehicle to a stand Depress the differential lock fully and keep it depressed. The differential lock is activated (even transfer of power onto both rear wheels). The differential lock is switched off. Note Releasing the differential lock pedal does not always disengage the differential lock. You may have to reduce the tractor's speed or reverse direction (first stop the appliance) before you can disengage the differential lock. Fig. 17 n The length of the upper transverse link is normally determined by the shape of the acessory. In order to set the upper transverse link, loosen the locking lever (a) and turn the setting pipe (b). Tilt the locking lever back again if the desired length is not reached. Set correctly, the upper transverse link lies parallel or almost parallel to the lower transverse links. 18 n The length of the lower transverse link bracing at each of the lower transverse links limit the lateral movement of the lower transverse links. [. . . ] Tightly turn the mounting in a clockwise direction. Exchanging the tail light bulbs n n n n n n n In front of the cross-sheet, localise the fuse holder (a) directly on the right hand side, on the inner side of the instrument holder. Remove the fuse (b) from the holder and replace it with one of the same amperage. Attach the side covering and reclose the bonnet. 18 Operating Instructions English Note Observe the information in the operating instructions for your battery charger. Tyre pressure ;EVRMRK 2IZIV I\GIIH XLI QE\MQYQ TIVQMXXIH X]VI TVIWWYVI WII WMHI SJ X]VI ;LIR TYQTMRK YT XLI X]VIW HS RSX WXERH MR JVSRX SV EFSZI XLIQ The recommended tyre operating pressure is: For tyre equipment suitable for lawns: Dimension front rear 18 x 8. 5 ­ 8 26 x 12 ­ 12 Tyre pressure 1. 0 bar 0. 7 bar Guarantee In each country, the guarantee conditions apply which are given out by our company and/or the importer. We are happy to repair damage to your appliance free of charge within the scope of the guarantee in as far as the damage is believed to be caused by a material or a manufacturing fault. [. . . ]