25 Series

PREFACE
THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING A BRANSON 25 SERIES TRACTOR.
► BEFORE USE, READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS MANUAL COMPLETE.

1. After reading this manual, keep it close to the tractor for immediate reference.
2. Any one operating this tractor should review this manual.
3. In case this manual is lost or damaged, please contact your nearest authorized dealer for a copy.
4. Some parts of this product may have been changed for the improvement of quality or for safety reason.
5. In this case, the photographs or drawings of such parts in this booklet may not be the same as the actual
parts installed on this product.
6. If you find anything in this manual unclear or in need of further explanation, please contact your authorized
dealer for inquiry.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
 GENERAL PRECAUTIONS.................................................... 1
 ABOUT WARRANTY............................................................. 2
 OVERVIEW OF THE TRACTOR. ........................................... 3
SECTION  FUNCTIONS............................................................................ 4
 OPERATION & WORK. .......................................................... 5
 MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK............................................. 6
 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT. ................ 7
 TROUBLE SHOOTING........................................................... 8
 SPECIFICATIONS................................................................... 9
 INDEX...................................................................................... 10

TABLE OF CONTENTS
GENERAL PRECAUTIONS.......................... 1-1 SWITCHES AND LEVERS................................4-3
TO ENSURE SAFE OPERATION................1-2 MAIN KEY SWITCH............................................... 4-3

ACCELERATOR LEVER........................................ 4-4
BEFORE USING THE MACHINE.......................... 1-2 F/R SHUTTLE LEVER........................................... 4-4
WHILE WORKING............................................... 1-11 DIRECTOR LAMP S/W.......................................... 4-5
AFTER USING THE MACHINE........................... 1-13 HEAD LAMP & HORN S/W.................................... 4-5
PRECAUTION FOR PROLONGED STORAGE... 1-15 STEERING WHEEL TILT LEVER........................... 4-5
PRECAUTIONS IN INCLINED AREA................... 1-17 PTO SHIFT SWITCH.............................................. 4-6
MAINTENANCE BEFORE OPERATING............. 1-18 CRUISE CONTROL SWITCH................................ 4-6
OTHERS.............................................................. 1-19 EMERGENCY LAMP SWITCH.............................. 4-7
OVERVIEW OF SAFETY DECAL...................1-30 INSTRUMENT PANEL......................................4-8
ABOUT WARRANTY.................................... 2-1 ENGINE RPM INDICATOR.................................... 4-9
ENGINE HOUR METER........................................ 4-9
WARRANTY....................................................2-2
PTO POSITION...................................................... 4-9
TROUBLE SHOOTING. ................................2-2 PTO LAMP........................................................... 4-10
PRE-HEAT LAMP................................................. 4-10
OVERVIEW OF THE TRACTOR.................. 3-1 BATTERY CHARGING LAMP.............................. 4-11
ENGINE OIL PRESSURE LAMP......................... 4-11
EXTERIOR VIEW....................................... 3-2
FUEL GAUGE...................................................... 4-11
FUCTION....................................................... 4-1 WATER TEMP GAUGE........................................ 4-12

TABLE OF CONTENTS
HEAD LAMP (HIGH BEAM)................................. 4-12 PTO LEVER......................................................... 4-18

DPF Lamp........................................................... 4-12 DIFFERENTIAL LOCK PEDAL............................ 4-19
PEDALS..........................................................4-13 PARTS FOR OTHER.......................................4-19

CLUTCH PEDAL.................................................. 4-13 WORK LAMP SWITCH........................................ 4-19
BRAKE PEDALS AND COUPLER....................... 4-13 POWER OUT 12V................................................ 4-19
ACCELATOR PEDAL........................................... 4-14 WIPER SWITCH.................................................. 4-20
F-R HST PEDAL (HST)........................................ 4-14 CLIMATE CONTROL............................................ 4-21
SEAT BELT........................................................... 4-21
LEVER OPERATION (R).................................4-15 SEAT ADJUSTMENT........................................... 4-22
MID REMOTE VALVE JOYSTICK........................ 4-15 TAIL LAMP........................................................... 4-23
MAIN GEAR SHIFT LEVER................................. 4-15 BRAKE LAMP...................................................... 4-23
3PT POSITION CONTROL LEVER..................... 4-16 REVERSE DRIVE LAMP..................................... 4-23
RANGE SHIFT LEVER........................................ 4-16 WORK LAMP....................................................... 4-24
PARK BRAKE LEVER.......................................... 4-17
OPERATION & WORK................................. 5-1
REAR REMOTE CONTROL LEVER (I,II)............ 4-17
CHECKING BEFORE OPERATION.................5-2
LEVER OPERATION (L)................................4-17
STARTING / STOPPING THE ENGINE............5-9
Stop/SLOW RETURN VALVE............................ 4-18
MFWD LEVER..................................................... 4-18 TO START THE ENGINE..................................... 5-10

TABLE OF CONTENTS
TO STOP THE ENGINE....................................... 5-12 TOWING INSTRUCTIONS................................... 5-22

TO RAISE OR LOWER THE IMPLEMENT.......... 5-13 PTO SPECIFICATIONS & PRECAUTIONS........ 5-22
ADJUSTING THE LOWERING SPEED OF LOADER OPERATION......................................... 5-23
THE IMPLEMENT........................................... 5-13
CARRYING THE LOAD..................................5-24
DRIVING ON THE ROAD................................5-14
HANDLING LARGE HEAVY OBJECTS.........5-25
DRIVING ON THE SLOPE..............................5-14
ROPS FOLDING METHOD.............................5-26
ENTERING AND LEAVING THE PAVEMENT 5-15
How to fold down the ROPS.................... 5-26
TURNING ON THE PAVEMENT.....................5-16 How to fold down the ROPS.................... 5-27
DIFFERENTIAL GEAR LOCK........................5-16 MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK................... 6-1

TRACTOR LOADING /UNLOADING..............5-17 MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK.......................6-2
INSTALLING 3-POINT LINK...........................5-18 MAINTENANCE FOR PROLONGED STORAGE.........6-2
PRECAUTIONS FOR PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND

CONNECTING THE IMPLEMENT.............5-20 ADJUSTMENT......................................... 7-1
ADJUSTING WHEEL TREAD.........................5-20 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE.........7-2
POWER STEERING............................................ 5-21 OIL, GREASE AND ANTI-FREEZE CHART.....7-4

TABLE OF CONTENTS
FUEL, OIL AND COOLANT CHART................7-5 CLUTCH............................................................... 7-16

HST PEDAL.......................................................... 7-16
CHECKING AND CHANGING OF OIL.............7-6 STEERING WHEEL............................................. 7-17
ENGINE OIL........................................................... 7-6 BRAKE................................................................. 7-17
TRANSMISSION / HYD OIL FLUID....................... 7-7 FAN BELT............................................................. 7-18
FRONT AXLE FLUID.............................................. 7-8 AIR COMPRESSOR BELT................................... 7-19
TOE-IN................................................................. 7-20
FILTERS / COOLANT REPLACEMENT...........7-9 FUSE & FUSIBLE LINKS..................................... 7-20
COLOR OF EXHAUST GAS................................ 7-21
ENGINE OIL FILTER.............................................. 7-9
TRANSMISSION OIL FILTER................................ 7-9 tires pressure.........................................7-21
FUEL FILTER....................................................... 7-10
DRAINING AIR IN FUEL LINE............................. 7-10 TROUBLESHOOTING.................................. 8-1
COOLANT............................................................ 7-11
TROUBLESHOOTING......................................8-2
OTHERS..........................................................7-12 ENGINE.................................................................. 8-2
RADIATOR SCREEN AND AIR CLEANER.......... 7-12 CLUTCH AND BRAKE........................................... 8-4
BATTERY............................................................. 7-13 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM........................................... 8-5
ADJUSTING PARKING BRAKE........................... 7-14 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM......................................... 8-6
FUEL PIPES AND HOSES................................... 7-14
ELECTRICAL CABLES........................................ 7-15 SPECIFICATIONS......................................... 9-1
GREASING.......................................................... 7-15

TABLE OF CONTENTS
SPECIFICATIONS.............................................9-2
INDEX......................................................... 10-1
INDEX..............................................................10-2

SAFETY AND VEHICLE DAMAGE WARNING
The instructions given with the following marks are very important for your safety.
Failure to observe the instruction given with this mark may result in death or injury.
DANGER
Failure to observe the instruction given with this mark may expose you to the risk of death
or injury.
WARNING
Failure to observe the instruction given with this mark may expose you to injury.
• The section, “ To Ensure Safe Operation,” on the following pages details safety points to
be observed to ensure safe operation of your tractor.
CAUTION
• Please make sure you read it carefully before operating the tractor.
This instruction is to give additional description to operator so that he/she can operate the
NOTE machine more effectively.
Read this Manual for correct and safe use of the product. Failure to use the product properly
may result in an accident. Keep this Manual close to the tractor after you have read it.
IMPORTANT

SYMBOL MARKS OF CONTROLLER
This manual includes symbol marks of controller to ease tractor’s maneuverability and maintenance. These
meanings are as below, so carefully read it for a proper function.
Engine Oil Pressure

Direction Lamp (LH) DPF Lamp
Direction Lamp (RH) PTO Battery Charging Lamp
Low Beam Parking Brake 4WD
High Beam Preheat

"USE AND DISPOSAL" POLICY CONCERNED WITH ENVIRONMENT PRESERVATION
We try our best to preserve the environment, always concerned about our environmental impact at each
step of planning, development, production, distribution, use and disposal of products, and for our overall op-
erations through “environmentally friendly” management system. We comply with international environmen-
tal regulations, environmental regulations designated by country and local authorities and other require-
ments with which we are in agreement, and we work towards the prevention of environmental pollution and
the conservation of resources. We provide environmental education and have an awareness campaign to
raise environmental awareness among all our employees and members of the supporting companies.
Here we introduce “Use and Disposal” policy concerned with environment preservation as follows.
1. Please read the operator’s manual though for global environment protection and avoid overload job. Overload on the
machine shortens the product life and increases the harmful exhaust gas which cause air pollution due to the incom-
plete combustion.
2. When replacing various fluids (for engine, transmission, hydraulics, etc.) by yourself, don’t dispose the used oil to
anywhere not recommended. It can pollute the ground and water seriously. Please contact our local dealer to dis-
pose it legally.
3. Observe the operator’s manual and store or dispose the waste product properly. Rust, oil, etc leaked from waste
product improperly stored can pollute the ground and water. Accordingly for a waste product disposal, contact the
necessarily “approved waste collection and recycling facility” to discard the used machinery legally.

1. GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
TO ENSURE SAFE OPERATION.........................................................1-2

BEFORE USING THE MACHINE...................................................................................1-2
WHILE WORKING........................................................................................................ 1-11
AFTER USING THE MACHINE....................................................................................1-13
PRECAUTION FOR PROLONGED STORAGE...........................................................1-15
PRECAUTIONS IN INCLINED AREA...........................................................................1-17
MAINTENANCE BEFORE OPERATING......................................................................1-18
OTHERS.......................................................................................................................1-19
OVERVIEW OF SAFETY DECAL..................................................1-30

1 - BRANSON 25 SERIES
TO ENSURE SAFE OPERATION

BEFORE USING THE MACHINE
Make sure to observe the instruction

given in this section to avoid equip-
ment failure or personal injury or
death.
Ventilate
the space!
LXN5o102a LXN5o103a
WARNING WARNING
LXN5o101a
Maintenance on a flat and safe Carry out maintenance in a well-
place: lit place:
• Select a flat and safe location • Make sure work area is prop-
WARNING to secure the tractor in place erly lighted.
Beware of exhaust gas;

and will not cause a risk to peo- • Use safety work lights with
ple passing by. Before carrying protection covering.
• Start engine in a well ventilat- out the maintenance. Block the [Otherwise]
ed area. front and rear tires to prevent An unexpected accident may
[Otherwise] moving while servicing tracks. occur, possibly fire or explo-
The exhaust gas can cause in- [Otherwise] sion.
toxication and lead to fatal con- An unexpected accident may oc-
sequences.
cur, such as overturning of the
tractor.

GENERAL PRECAUTIONS 1-
LXN5o104a LXN5o184a LXN5o106a
WARNING WARNING WARNING

Prepare for emergencies: Do not drive if you are: Wear the appropriate clothing
• Keep a first aid kit and fire ex- • Unable to concentrate be- when operating equipment
tinguisher handy at all times cause of fatigue, under treat- • Do not wear loose fitting
while operating equipment. ment of medicine. clothes.
• Under the influence on alco- • Do wear proper foot wear with
hol. anti-slip soles, safety hel-
• Pregnant. met and protective comfort-
able clothes to allow freedom
• Under the age of 18. of movement.
[Otherwise]
You will be exposed to a risk of
being entangled will equipment
resulting in injury.

LXN5o166A LXN5o107a LXN5o108a
WARNING WARNING
Use only recommended imple- Fasten your seat belt at all times. Check the safety of the tractor
ments: • Keep your seat belt fasten at all and start to move slowly:
• Be sure to use only imple- times while operation tractor. • Only operate tractor while
ments which are recommend- [Otherwise] people or animals are at safe
ed by manufacturer. You will be exposed to a risk distance away.
[Otherwise] of death or serious injury if the • Check around the tractor, start
An un expected accident may tractor overturns. the engine, and move slowly.
occur or tractor may not perform [Otherwise]
properly. There is a risk of injury.

LXN5o109a LXN5o173A LXN5o111a

Pay attention to the shoulder of Connect the break pedals when Avoid braking, or turning at ex-
the road : driving on a road: cessive Speed:
• When moving along the un- • Make sure to connect the • Reduce throttle speed when
paved road with ditches or brake pedals when driving on making a turn, apply brake
slanted sides, pay attention to a road. whe n dr i v ing on a hilly or
the shoulders. [Otherwise] curved roads.
[Otherwise] There is a danger of abrupt turn- [Otherwise]
There is a risk of falling over. ing or overturning due to one- There is a risk of overturning.
sided braking when the brake
pedal is depressed.


Observe traffic regulations and Only driver should be aboard the Do not allow anyone near while
drive safely: tractor while in operation: operating the tractor or imple-
• When driving on the road, ob- • This tractor is designed to al- ment:
serve the traffic regulations low only one operator. The driv- • When engaging or disengag-
and wear a helmet. er must not allow anyone else ing the implement by mov-
[Otherwise] to get on the tractor. (Especially, ing the tractor, make sure that
There is a danger of accident or children). no one is allowed around the
injury. [Otherwise] tractor or between the imple-
An un expected accident may ment or attachment and the
occur. tractor.
[Otherwise]
There is a danger of accident or
injury.

1
Read manual
before drive.
Operator
manual
LXN5o117a LXN5o118a LXN5o189A
WARNING WARNING Treatment of hazardous materials
Keep children away from the Properly train anyone operating:

• Properly discard hazardous ma-
terials.
tractor: • Before allowing other peo- • Hazardous materials from tractor
• Fully warn children and keep ple to use your tractor, explain
are the following: Coolant, brake
them away from the tractor at how to operate and have them
oil, oil filter elements, battery and
all times. read this manual.
so on.
[Otherwise] [Otherwise]
There is a risk of injury. There is a danger of death, se-
• When draining fuel, oil or other
liquids, use a container without
rious injury, or damage to the
holes. Do not dispose of chemi-
tractor.
cals on the ground or in rivers or
waterways

WARNING WARNING
No smoking or open flame when • Every day before operating the Frequency inspects the electrical
fueling: tractor, check for straws, dust, parts and wiring:
• Absolutely no lit cigarettes, fuel, or other residue on and • Inspect electrical wiring con-
matches, or lighters anywhere around the muffler and the en- tact insulation to avoid short-
near when fueling the tank. gine and remove them. ing or spark.
[Otherwise] [Otherwise] [Otherwise]
Fire or explosion may occur. It may result in a fire. There is a risk of fire due to short
circuit.

Use a cor-!
1
Do not inflate the
tire beyond the rect tools
max air pressure
.
Oops!
!
LXN5o132A LXN5o133A LXN5o134A
CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION

Do not over inflate tires: Use correct tools: Secure hood and side covers be-
• When filling tires with air, do • Use proper tools to carry out fore operate tractor:
not inflate it beyond the max- all maintenance procedure. • After opening the hood for
imum pressure stated in this [Otherwise] checking or maintenance,
booklet. There is a danger of accident make sure to put them in their
[Otherwise] due to poor maintenance. place.
The tire may blow out, causing [Otherwise]
an injury. There is a risk that you may get
entangled in the tractor or get
injured.

1-10 BRANSON 25 SERIES
LXN5o135A LXN5o110a LXN5o137A
CAUTION WARNING WARNING

Observe correct procedures Connect dual brake pedal before Lock steering tilt before moving
when installing or removing the moving tractor: tractor:
battery: • Check if the brakes work prop- • Except when you adjust the
• Connect the (+) terminal first erly and evenly on both sides steering wheel, make sure that
when installing the battery, or if the steering wheel is the tilt lever is placed in the
and disconnect the (-) terminal loose. <Lock> position.
first when removing it. [Otherwise] [Otherwise]
[Otherwise] There is a risk of accident. The tractor may not turn to the
There is a risk of burn or fire due direction you want and may
to short circuit. cause an accident.

GENERAL PRECAUTIONS 1-11
WHILE WORKING
Good Main- 1
tenance!
DANGER WARNING WARNING

Avoid contact with the battery so- • Perform periodic maintenance, Use the loading ramps when
lution: keep each part of the tractor in crossing a ditch or a dike:
• Be careful that your body or normal condition. • Be sure to use the loading
your clothes do not come in • Make sure to replace all hy- ramps when crossing a ditch
contact with the battery so- draulic hoses and brake hos- or dike, or when passing
lution. If you come in contact es once every two years. through soft land. The load-
with the battery solution, rinse [Otherwise] ing ramps must be suitable for
it off with water immediately. There is danger of accident or the tractor in width, length and
[Otherwise] equipment failure due to poor strength.
Yo u m a y g e t b u r n t o r y o u r maintenance. [Otherwise]
clothes may be damaged. There is a risk of accident that
the tractor may slip or turn over.


Properly ventilate when working • Pay attention and keep hands • Stop the engine when remov-
in a green house: on the steering wheel while ing grass, etc. from the blades
• Ventilate the area to let out the driving. of the cultivator.
exhaust gas. [Otherwise] [Otherwise]
[Otherwise] There is a risk of accident to in- There is a danger that you will
The exhaust gas can cause injury. get entangled in the cultivator or
toxication and lead to fatal con- sustain a serious injury.
sequences.

AFTER USING THE MACHINE
It's HOT
! 1
Don't touch!
CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION

Cover the PTO shaft when not in • During operation and right af- Be careful of high oil pressure:
use. ter the engine is turned off, • Make sure that the hydrau-
When the PTO shaft is not in the muffler is very hot. Avoid lic coupling or the hose is not
use, apply grease to it and keep touching it, as you may get loose or damaged. Before sep-
it covered. burnt. arating the hydraulic coupling
[Otherwise] [Otherwise] or the hose, eliminate the high
There is a risk that you may get There is a risk of getting burnt. pressure inside the hydraulic
entangled or get injured. system.
[Otherwise]
The oil under high pressure may
cause damage to the skin or in-
jury.

Brrr
WARNING DANGER DANGER

Make sure that you are seated in Put tractor cover on only after Do not open the radiator cap
the driver’s seat with your seat tractor has cooled down: when the radiator is hot:
belt fastened before start engine: • Put tractor cover on only after • Never open the radiator cap
• When starting the engine, parts such as the engine and when the radiator is heated.
make sure that you are seat- muffler cooled down. [Otherwise]
ed in the driver ’s seat with [Otherwise] Hot water may splash, causing
your seat belt fastened and There is a risk of fire. burns or damage.
the safety inspection has been
performed.
[Otherwise]
An unexpected accident may oc-
cur.

PRECAUTION FOR PROLONGED STORAGE
1
&
Remove from .
tractor
WARNING CAUTION WARNING

• Every day before operating Disconnect the clutch when stor- Disconnect the Battery and the
the tractor, check if the electri- ing the tractor for a long time: key when storing the tractor for a
cal wiring is contact with oth- • When storing the tractor for a long period of time:
er parts, or if the insulation long period of time, make sure • When storing the tractor with-
is peeling off, or the contact to put the clutch pedal in the out use for a long period of
points are loose. “Disconnect” position. time, remove the battery and
[Otherwise] [Otherwise] keep the key in a safe place.
There is a danger of fire due to The tractor may move and cause [Otherwise]
short circuit. injury or an accident. There is a risk of an accident.

Good
maintenance!
CAUTION WARNING CAUTION

Be sure to connect battery cable Confirm that the implement is Maintenance periodically:
on the right side and sequence: down on the ground when start- • After using tractor, visit your
• When connecting battery to ing the engine: local dealer for maintenance,
tractor, connect + terminal first • When starting the engine, con- such as oil change and filters.
then – terminal but when dis- firm that the position lever is [Otherwise]
connecting battery from trac- on “Lowest” and that the auto There is a risk of accident due to
tor disconnect – terminal first rotary lever is on “Release”. poor maintenance.
then + terminal [Otherwise]
[Otherwise] Implement may come down sud-
There is a risk of fire or injury denly and cause an injury.

PRECAUTIONS IN INCLINED AREA
Loading
Sufficient (backward)
( ) 1
,
Strength,
length and Loading
width...!... (forward)
( )
3:1

Use loading ramps with proper Move the tractor backward when • Be careful when driving on the
slope & loading capacity: loading, and forward when unloading ramps.
• Loading or unloading must be loading: [Otherwise]
done on a flat and safe place, • Move the tractor backward The tractor may roll backwards or
the tractor engine switched off, when loading it on the truck, fall causing accident or injury.
and the parking brake engaged. and forward when unloading
• The loading ramps must be from the truck.
non-slip and have sufficient
strength, length, and width for [Otherwise]
the tractor. The tractor may roll backward or
[Otherwise] fall off causing accident or injury.
The tractor may roll backward or
fall off causing accident or injury.

MAINTENANCE BEFORE OPERATING
LXN5o126a LXN5o151A LXN5o148a
WARNING CAUTION DANGER

Do not shift gears on slopes or Stop the engine before mainte- Fill the fuel tank only after the en-
on the loading ramps: nance: gine has cooled:
• When driving on slopes or on • Turn engine off before per- • Never add the fuel while the
the loading ramps, select the forming any maintenance on engine is running or hot.
proper gear and then do not tractor. [Otherwise]
shift the gear. [Otherwise] The fuel may ignite and result in
[Otherwise] There is a risk of injury. fire.
There is a risk of slipping, rolling,
or overturning.

OTHERS
1
Don't modify!
LXN5o129a LXN5o162A LXN5o160A
DANGER CAUTION WARNING

Use caution when checking the • Use only the genuine parts or Pay attention when turning with
battery: other approved parts. Do not implement.
• Avoid fire when checking or modify the tractor. • Depending on implements, the
charging the battery. [Otherwise] overall length may become
[Otherwise] There is a danger of accident very long. Pay particular atten-
You may get burnt due to igni- or injury or equipment failure. tion to people or objects near-
tion or explosion of the battery. Please remember that the failure by when making a turn.
due to modification may not be [Otherwise]
covered by warranty. There is a risk of person injury
or a collision of the implement.

Con-
nect .
brakes!
WARNING CAUTION WARNING

Do not shift gears on slopes or Stop the engine before mainte- Follow the instruction manual
on the loading ramps: nance: when engaging an implement:
• When driving on slopes or on • Turn engine off before per- • When engaging an implement
the loading ramps, select the forming any maintenance on to the tractor, follow the in-
proper gear and then do not tractor. struction manual for the im-
shift the gear. [Otherwise] plement.
[Otherwise] There is a risk of injury. [Otherwise]
There is a risk of slipping, rolling, There is a risk of personal injury
or overturning. or damage to the tractor.


Balance a heavy implement with Pay attention to the balance be- Do not put hands or feet under or
weights: tween the front and rear side dur- near implement:
• When engaging a heavy imple- ing loader operation: • Do not get under implement or
ment or attachment, load the • During loader operation, ap- put your feet under it.
weight on the front to keep the ply weights or a implement [Otherwise]
balance of the tractor. to avoid loosing balance be- The implement unit may fall down
[Otherwise] tween the front and the rear and there is a risk of injury.
There is a danger of accident or side tractor.
injury due to loss of balance. [Otherwise]
There is a risk of overturning ac-
cident due to loss of balance.


Do not substitute balance weights Be careful of unexpected move- Properly secure tractor during
with a person or anything else: ment when using a the rotary: transports:
• Do not use a person on any- • When working with the rotary, • When transporting the tractor,
thing else in place of the bal- put the rotary slowly on soft or apply the parking brake with
ance weight. Use only recom- rocky ground. The tractor may gear engaged and fasten the
mended balance weight for be pushed in an unexpected tractor to the truck securely
the work. direction by the rotating force sufficient strength.
[Otherwise] of the rotary. [Otherwise]
There is a danger of accident or [Otherwise] There is a risk of accident that
injury. There is a risk of accident or in- the tractor may fall off the truck.
jury.

Use draw-bar
.
LXN5o110a

• Make sure to connect the • Make sure to release the dif- Use the draw-bar when towing:
brakes on both sides when ferential gear lock when mak- • Make sure to use the draw-bar
loading or unloading the trac- ing a turn. when towing. Never tow any-
tor. [Otherwise] thing with the top link or the
[Otherwise] The tractor may not turn to the lower link.
The tractor may overturn due direction you want and cause an [Otherwise]
to one-sided braking when the accident and damage the tractor. Tractor may turn over.
brake pedal is depressed in an
emergency.

LXN5o177A LXN5o178A LXN5o187a
WARNING WARNING DANGER

Pay special attention when on a Turn off engine in a flat area when Remove spilled excess fuel be-
slope or loading ramps: leaving the tractor: fore starting engine:
• Pay special attention to driv- • When leaving the tractor, park • After filling the fuel tank, close
ing on a slope or the loading the tractor on a flat and safe the fuel filler cap complete-
ramps. area, turn off the engine, and ly and wipe off the excess fuel
[Otherwise] apply the parking brake. Also, thoroughly.
There is a risk of accident that let the implement rest on the [Otherwise]
the tractor may slip, roll, or ground. It may result in a fire accident or
overturn. [Otherwise] environmental pollution.
The tractor may move and cause
an accident.


Be aware of the PTO RPM re- Only engage or disengage imple- • Engage the parking brake dur-
quirements for the implements: ments on flat, level area: ing warm of engine.
• Do not use a low-revolution • Engage or disengage the im- [Otherwise]
implement at high revolution. plement on a flat and safe The tractor may move and cause
Be sure to the designated PTO place. Supply proper light- an accident or injury.
requirements for the imple- ing at all times and especially
ments. night.
[Otherwise] [Otherwise]
The performance of the imple- There is a danger of accident.
ment may not properly work and
there is a risk of accident or in-
jury or damage to the tractor.

Fuel is
leaking!

• If fuel pipe is damaged, fuel • Check carefully that the vari- • Check and perform mainte-
will leak. Make sure that you ous safety lamps such as di- nance to loader after lifting it.
check for any leakage. rection indication lamp works And fix the joystick safety le-
[Otherwise] well before driving the tractor ver when dismantling .
There is a danger of fire. [Otherwise] [Otherwise]
Because signal cannot be send There is a danger of an unex-
to nearby workers, agricultur- pected death accident.
al equipment, automobiles, etc.
It may result in a cause of acci-
dent.


• Check if the brakes work prop- • Do not look away or take • When entering or leaving
erly and evenly on both sides hands off the steering wheel the farming field, or mov-
or if the steering wheel is while driving. ing across a dike or a raised
loose. [Otherwise] ground, use the loading ramp
[Otherwise] There is a danger of accident or and lower the implement as
There is a risk of overturning. injury. much as possible and so that
it does not touch the ground.
[Otherwise]
There is a danger that the tractor
may turn over due to loss of bal-
ance.

N῏ᤜ
Longer than 300’
1. When the tractor has an imple-

WARNING WARNING
ment attached or is moving slow-
• Every day before operating the • Install the indication of disable ly, you must often watch the rear
tractor, check for straw, dust car in accordance with the lo- side traffic status to avoid a colli-
fuel, or other residue on and cal regulation when a failure sion accident when travelling on
around the muffler and the en- occurs during travelling at the the road. In particular, be care-
gine and remove them. 300’ rear place from the tractor. ful when you change directions. If
[Otherwise] [Otherwise] necessary, the signal must be giv-
There is a danger of fire. It may cause a danger of rear- en by hand or direction indication
end accident. lamp must be used.
2. Always turn on the head light,
and/or emergency lamp at night
and day as requested by the local
traffic regulation.

3. Maintain the light and indication

plate so it can be visible always. 1
Immediately repair or attach the
broken or missed light and indicat-
ing plates.
CAUTION
• Item regarding lighting devic-
es. (alarm lamp and safety de- LXN5o196C LXN5o197C
vice)
1. Entanglement in rotating drive-line hands, feet , and clothing from

can cause serious injury or death. power-driven parts. Disengage all
2. Keep tractor master shield and power and operate controls to re-
drive-line shields in place at all lieve pressure. Lower equipment
times. Make sure rotating shields to the ground. Stop the engine.
turn freely. Remove the key. Allow machine to
cool.
3. Understand service procedure be-
fore doing work. Keep area clean 5. Securely support any machine el-
and dry. ements that must be raised for
service work.
4. Never lubricate, service, or adjust
machine while it is moving. Keep 6. Keep all parts in good condition

and properly installed. Fix damage The following items, maintenance

immediately. Replace worn or bro- and adjustment should not be at-
ken parts. Remove any buildup of tempted, but contact the nearest
grease, oil, or debris. authorized dealer, if necessary.
7. On self-propelled equipment, dis- 1. Adjustment of engine injection
connect battery ground cable (-) pump
before making adjustments on Adjustment of injection pump with-
electrical systems or welding on out pre-approval may cause to de-
machine. teriorate the durability and per-
8. On towed implements, disconnect BR25o101A formance of the engine and may
wiring harnesses from tractor because a fatal malfunction.
fore servicing electrical system 2. Adjustment of hydraulic pressure
components or welding on ma-
Adjustment of hydraulic pressure
chine.
location
and method of set at shipment may cause a fatal
opening of emergency ex- failure of related components and
its a subsequent accident.
Removable rear cab window pro- 3. If you intend to adjust the compo-
vides a large exit path if nents that may deteriorate durabil-
the cab door is blocked in an emer- ity and performance, always con-
gency situation. tact your nearest authorized deal-
er or service department of the
head office.
[Otherwise]
Be careful it may cause a fatal error or
may not be covered by the warranty.

Use agricultural chemicals in a

safe manner. 1
1. Agricultural chemicals must be
sprayed properly.
2. Spraying of agricultural chemicals
must be noticed in advanced and
damage to surroundings.
3. Do wear the protective clothing (mask,
glove) for agricultural chemicals be-
fore spray work.
4. Clean the equipment and tractor
just after spraying work.
[Otherwise]
You may be exposed to agricultural
chemicals by wind.

OVERVIEW OF SAFETY DECAL
[CABIN]
No Part Code Part Description
CAUTION
TO AVOID PRESONAL INJURY : CAUTION
6
1.Read and understand the operator's manual before operation.
1 TZE516000B3 CAUTION-SAFETY
clutch pedal
2.Before starting the engine, make sure that everyone is at a distance from the
1
tractor and that the PTO is OFF.
stopper
3.Do not allow passengers on the tractor at any time. locker
4.before allowing other people to use the tractor, have them read the operator's manual.
5.Check the tightness of all nuts and volts regularly
6.Keep all shields in place and stay away from all moving parts.
7.Lock the two brake pedals together before driving on the rood.
2 TZE517000B3 ROPS
8.Slow down for turns, or rough roads, or when applying individud brakes.
For the long storage, please
9.On public roads use SMV enblem and hazard lights, if required by local traffic and
safety regulations. lock clutch pedal in the both
10.Pull only from the drawbar. Traction and PTO clutch are
11.Before dismountiog lower the implement, set the parking brake, stop the engine and disengaged position
remove the key. TZE516000B3
NTE4130000B4
WARNING TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH FROM ROLL-OVER :

1.BRANSON recommends the use of a Roll-Over Protective
Structures (ROPS) and seat belt in almost at applications
WARNING 3 NTE5150000C4 SEAT
3 2 2.Remove the ROPS only when it substantialy interferes
with operation or itself presents a safety risk, (Examples
7
4 FTE4140000A4 CAUTION-GETTING OFF
include work in orahards and vineyards) always renstall
it before using the tractor in other applications.
3.Never use just the seat belt or just the ROPS. They must
be used together. For further details, consult your
Operator's Manual or your local dealer
TZE517000B3
DEATH OR INJURY MAY
WARNING
5 TZE513000C4 CAUTION
RESULT IF THE TRACTOR
ROLLS OVER WITH THE
ROPS IN THE FOLDED
DOWN POSITION.
OPERATE THIS TRACTOR
6 NTE4130000B4 CLUTCH PEDAL

WITH THE ROPS FOLDED
DOWN ONLY WHEN
NECESSARY.
NTE5210000C4
WARNING 7 NTE5210000C4 CAUTION ROPS

Use seat belt This structure's
NTE5150000C4
protective capability
may be inpaired
by structural
8 NTE5220000C4 DANGER
BEFORE DISMOUNTING TRACTOR :
WARNING damage, overturn,
9 TZE510000B4 START
1. PARK ON LEVEL GROUND WHENEVER POSSIBLE.
if parking on a gradient, position tractor at right angles
to the stope. or alteration,
2. ALWAYS SET PARKING BRAKE.
Leaving transmission in gear with the engine stopped will
If any of these
not prevent tractor from rolling.
conditions occur,
3. LOWER ALL IMPLEMENTS TO THE GROUND.
Failure to comply to this warning may allow the wheels to the structure
10 TZE518000C4 CAUTION-ROTATION
slip, and could cause injury or death.
4.LOCK SHUTTLE SHIFT LEVER IN NEUTRAL

must be replaced.
POSITION AND STOP THE ENGINE.
TZE514000B3 NTE5220000C4
4 8 11 TZE4190000C4 REFUEL
CAUTION
DANGER
Start only from
5
seat in park or
neutral.
strating in gear
kills. TZE510000B4
WARNING
TZE513000C4
9
10
CAUTION
11 DD
DIESEL ONLY TZE4190000C4 TZE518000C4


1
CAUTION FUEL INDICATOR IN SLOPE WARNING
19
Work in ventilated area. As fuel tanks being installed at right and left side both,
Do not work long hours air conditioner, because it
make exhaust air. if you don't have an air cleaner,
tractor work on right side or left side sloping area Keep the starter WARNING
open the door and get outside air into the area. may show different fuel indication in dash board
from actually remaining fuel quantity in tanks. relay, Engine Oil
15 13 TA00028504A WARNING CAUTION

Before using this machine please check the engine oil level.
WARNING Working
away from water
If low please add oil before operating this unit.
Model hours Do not mix oils. Only use oil from one manufacture at a
time.
Before operating this machine please read the operators manual
so that you fully understand how to operate this machine. Always
check the oil, coolant, and fuel levels before operating this unit.
Branson 3510(h) 8.3 Capable working while cleaning. Coolant
Before using this machine please check the coolant level in
hours under max.
Starting
Branson 4720(h) 10.5 If not followed, the sub tank.
If the Coolant level is below the bottom line, please add
load operation
14 TA00028501A WARNING CAUTION

1. Do not use a screwdriver or any other tool to jump the additional coolant.
starter as a means of cranking this unit.
2. The operator should only start this unit from the operators
Branson 3520R 8.3
and full tank fuel. damage can occur Only add coolant to the sub tank, do not pour directly into
the radiator.
Branson 4020R 9.3
station. Starting this unit anywhere other than the
operator's platform can cause serious injury. by starter moter. During the winter time always use anti-freeze coolant.
Fuel Filter
3. When starting this unit it is critical to ensure that main shift Branson 4520R 10.5 NTE5270000A4
14
If water is present in the fuel bowl, drain the water
lever, range shift lever, and pto shift lever are all in the
immediately.Clean filter element every one hundred
neutral position. Branson 5020R 11.9 TA00026053A hours.If any defect or damage is present, please replace
4. While operating this unit always ensure that safety devices
are being used correctly. For example always wear your seat the filter.
15 NTE5270000A4 STARTER RELAY

belt and ensure that the pto cover is installed. Air Cleaner
5. Never start this unit while others are close by. Only crank Before using this machine, please check the air filter and
and operate this unit once others are at a safe distance. This clean if necessary. Replace air filter every one-hundred to
includes starting, operating implements, operating a loader, two-hundred hours.
or using a backhoe.
Air Breather
6. After starting this unit allow the tractor to idle five minutes
with the pto lever and the shift lever in the neutral position. Follow instructions listed in the operator manual.
7. In cold weather allow the glow plugs to cycle through one
13
time before trying to start this unit.
16 - LOADER
Driving Using the Parking Brake
1. When turning on a slope or uneven surface please reduce
your speed.
2. When traveling downhill please shift into low range before
you begin moving. Parking Brake lever
3. Do not operate this unit in narrow or unsafe places; the
potential for roll over could exist in these conditions.
4. When climbing a steep slope, always do so in reverse. 2
5. While driving the tractor make sure that the two brake
pedals are latched together, and do not engage differential
17 TZE512000B4 CAUTION-CONNECTION
lock while moving.
6. The operator should be the only person on the tractor. 1
Carrying passengers on the tractor or implement can cause
serious injury.
7. Do not step on, or stand on pto cover at anytime. 8. Do not Brake pedal
suddenly stop, turn, or jump the clutch on this unit at
anytime. 9. While operating on a public road, always abide
by the law.
Operating When engaging or disengaging the parking
18 TA00015596A PTO COVER

1. Use caution in wet conditions, turning suddenly can cause
the tractor to become stuck. brake please press the brake pedal fully before
2. When operating this unit, always maintain a safe working moving the parking brake lever.
distance from others.
Parking
1. When parking the tractor make sure all implements or
attachments are on the ground before turning of the engine. WARNING
This includes the front end loader.
2. When parking on a slope always apply the parking break
and chock the tires.
19 TA00026053A CAUTION-FUEL
Servicing
1. Before servicing this machine always turn the engine off
first.
2. When checking electrical components always disconnect
the negative terminal of the battery.
3. For information regarding service issues or service help
please contact you local dealer.
4. Always allow time for the radiator coolant to cool and
relieve pressure before removing the radiator cap. Suddenly engaging or disengaging the shifting
levers could cause sever damage to this unit
WARNING and or harm to the operator.
Front
Warning when starting on a slope
Left Right
When starting on a slope please ensure that
both brake pedals are fully engaged.
Lock the Release Back
Once you have shifted the unit it gear, slowly
joystick joystick
release the brakes as the tractor begins to
When the joystick is not being used, always put move in the forward position
it in the locked position. TA00028504A
TA00028501A
WARNING
CAUTION
TO AVOID PRESONAL INJURY(OPERATING ON SLOPES)
1.If descending a slope, never disengage the clutch or shift levers
to neutral.
16 Fix loader joystick
safety lock during
Doing so could cause the tractor to speed up out of control.
no use.
2.Slow down for slopes, especially when transporting heavy,
rear mounted equipment.
3.Before descending a slope, shift to a gear low enough to

control speed without using brakes. TZE577000B3
WARNING
TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY :
12
1.Attach pulled or towed loads to
the drawbar only.
2.Use the 3-point hitch only with
equipement designed for 3-point
hitch usage.
TZE512000B4
WARNING
18 TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY :

1. Keep PTO shield in place at all times.
2. Do not operate the PTO at speeds faster
than the speed recommended by the
implement manufacturer.
3. For training PTO-driven implemets set
drawbar at towing position.
(see operator's manual)
4. Keep hands, feet and clothing away.
TA00015596A

[ROPS]
1 NTE5210000C4 CAUTION ROPS

2 FTE4140000A4 CAUTION-GETTING OFF
3 TZE513000C4 CAUTION
4 TZE4190000C4 REFUEL
5 NTE5220000C4 DANGER
6 TZE517000B3 ROPS
8 TZE510000B4 START
9 TZE518000C4 CAUTION-ROTATION


1
12 NTE5150000C4 SEAT
13 NTE5270000A4 STARTER RELAY
14 LOADER


Safety decals are provided to ensure

safe operation.
Keep the safety decals clean at all
times and protect them from dam-
age.
In case of loss or damage, replace
with a new decal.

2. ABOUT WARRANTY
WARRANTY. ...........................................................................................2-2 2
TROUBLE SHOOTING..........................................................................2-2

WARRANTY
You will need the “Warranty paper <Information you will need when
work” when your tractor requires contacting the dealer for service>
warranty service. Read it and keep in • Type of model and tractor s/n
a safe place. number.
• In case of engine, the engine s/n
number.
• Circumstances of breakdown.
(What kind of work, gear posi-
tion, etc)
TROUBLE SHOOTING
• Amount of work done. (Square BR25O201A
footage or number of hours)

(1) Tractor Serial number.
In case of mechanical trouble, re-
• Other information in as much de-
tail as possible surrounding the
fer to “Trouble shooting” on end of circumstanced of the breakdown.
this manual. If the problem cannot be
corrected, please contact your near-
est authorized dealer.
BR25O202A
(1) Engine Serial Number

3. OVERVIEW OF THE TRACTOR
EXTERIOR VIEW.............................................................................3-2

EXTERIOR VIEW
[CABIN]
(1) Work Lamp (F)

(2) Side Mirror
(3) Door Glass
(4) Rear Tire
(5) Step
(6) Front Tire
(7) Head Lamp
(8) Hood
BR25o301a

OVERVIEW OF THE TRACTOR 3-
BR25o303a
(1) Air Cleaner

(2) Receiver Dryer
(3) Battery
(4) Condenser
(5) Compressor
(6) Fuel Filter
(7) Engine Oil Filter
BR25o302a
(1) Work Lamp (R) (5) Lower Link

(2) Rear Window (6) Rear Combination Lamp
(3) Rear Remote Valve
(4) Top Link

[ROPS]
(1) Steering Wheel

(2) Head Lamp
1 8 (3) Muffler
(4) Front Tire
(5) Rear Tire
(6) Direction Lamp
(7) Road Lamp
7
(8) ROPS Frame
6
5
3
mp
BR25o306a

BR25o308a
10
(1) Air Cleaner
9 12
(2) Fuel Filter
(3) Engine Oil Filter
11
BR25o307a
(9) Back Up Lamp (11) Draw Bar

(10) Work Lamp (12) Brake Lamp

[MANUAL]
(1) Combination Lamp Switch Horn Switch
(2) F-R Shuttle Lever
(3) Clutch Pedal
9 (4) Hyd. Stop Valve
1 10 (5) MFWD Lever
(6) PTO Shift Lever
11
(7) Range Shift Lever
2 12 (8) Parking Brake Lever
(9) Instrument Panel
3 13 (10) Accelerator Lever
14 (11) Main Key Switch
(12) Steering Wheel Tilt Lever
4 15 (13) PTO Switch
(14) Hazard Lamp Switch
5 (15) Brake Pedal
16
(16) Accelerator Pedal
6 17 (17) Main Gear Shift Lever
(18) Diff. Lock Pedal
7 18
(19) Position Control Lever
19 (20) Work Lamp
8
20
BR25o305A

[HST]
(1) Control Panel
(2) Combination S/W
1 9
(3) Brake Pedals
(4) Range Shift Lever
10
(5) PTO Shift Lever
(6) Seat Belt
11 (7) MFWD Lever
12
(8) Slow Return Valve 3
(9) Instrument Panel
2
(10) Steering Tilt Lever
13 (11) Accelerator Lever
(12) Key Switch
3 14 (13) Emergency Lamp S/W
(14) F-R HST Pedals
(15) Position Lever
(16) Draft Lever
4
(17) Differential Lock Pedal
15
5
16
6 17
7 8
BR25o305A
BRA25o306A

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4. FUNCTIONS
SWITCHES AND LEVERS......................................4-3 HEAD LAMP (HIGH BEAM)..................................... 4-12

DPF Lamp................................................................ 4-12
MAIN KEY SWITCH................................................... 4-3
ACCELERATOR LEVER............................................ 4-4 PEDALS.................................................................4-13
F/R SHUTTLE LEVER................................................ 4-4
CLUTCH PEDAL...................................................... 4-13
DIRECTOR LAMP S/W.............................................. 4-5
BRAKE PEDALS AND COUPLER........................... 4-13
HEAD LAMP & HORN S/W........................................ 4-5
ACCELATOR PEDAL............................................... 4-14
STEERING WHEEL TILT LEVER............................... 4-5 4
F-R HST PEDAL (HST)............................................ 4-14
PTO SHIFT SWITCH.................................................. 4-6
CRUISE CONTROL SWITCH.................................... 4-6
LEVER OPERATION (R).......................................4-15
EMERGENCY LAMP SWITCH................................... 4-7
MID REMOTE VALVE JOYSTICK............................ 4-15
INSTRUMENT PANEL.............................................4-8 MAIN GEAR SHIFT LEVER..................................... 4-15
3-PT POSITION CONTROL LEVER......................... 4-16
ENGINE RPM INDICATOR........................................ 4-9
RANGE SHIFT LEVER............................................. 4-16
ENGINE HOUR METER............................................. 4-9
PARK BRAKE LEVER.............................................. 4-17
PTO POSITION.......................................................... 4-9
REAR REMOTE CONTROL LEVER (I,II)................. 4-17
PTO LAMP................................................................ 4-10
PRE-HEAT LAMP..................................................... 4-10
LEVER OPERATION (L).......................................4-17
BATTERY CHARGING LAMP.................................. 4-11
ENGINE OIL PRESSURE LAMP.............................. 4-11 Stop/SLOW RETURN VALVE................................ 4-18
FUEL GAUGE........................................................... 4-11 MFWD LEVER.......................................................... 4-18
WATER TEMP GAUGE............................................ 4-12 PTO LEVER.............................................................. 4-18

4. FUNCTIONS
DIFFERENTIAL LOCK PEDAL................................. 4-19
PARTS FOR OTHER.............................................4-19
WORK LAMP SWITCH............................................. 4-19

POWER OUT 12V.................................................... 4-19
WIPER SWITCH....................................................... 4-20
CLIMATE CONTROL................................................ 4-21
SEAT BELT............................................................... 4-21
SEAT ADJUSTMENT................................................ 4-22
TAIL LAMP................................................................ 4-23
BRAKE LAMP........................................................... 4-23
REVERSE DRIVE LAMP.......................................... 4-23
WORK LAMP............................................................ 4-24

FUNCTIONS 4-
SWITCHES AND LEVERS
MAIN KEY SWITCH
 "ON"
Electric current flows to the switched
of all electrical parts. If the engine is
stopped, the engine oil pressure pi-
lot lamp and the battery charge pilot
1 lamp are lit. Depending on the out-
side temperature, the thermostat pi-
lot lamp may also be lit.
4
BR25O402A  "START"
(1) Main Key Switch Starting motor turns and the engine
is started.
Once the engine is started, take your
It is used to start the engine. hand off the key.
The key will return to the “ON” posi-
 "OFF" tion automatically and the engine will
BR25O401a
The engine is stopped, and current keep running.
(1) Dash Meter does no flow. (The key can be taken Turn engine off before performing
(2) Steering Wheel any maintenance on tractor
(3) Accelerator Lever
out)
(4) Main Key Switch
(5) Steering Column Tilt Lever CAUTION
(6) Combination Lamp Switch
(7) F/R Shuttle Lever
• When the tractor is not in use,
take out the key and keep it in
(8) PTO Shift Switch
(9) Emergency Lamp Switch a safe place.

ACCELERATOR LEVER F/R SHUTTLE LEVER
CAUTION
• For safety, when shifting from
“forward” to “reverse” or from
“reverse” to “forward”, put
the lever in the “neutral” po-
sition and wait for the tractor
to stop moving before shifting
the gear to the opposite direc-
tion. To ensure safety, the le-
BR25O403a BR25O404A ver must first be pulled up-
ward for shifting to another
(1) Accelerator Lever (1) F/R Shuttle Lever
(A) Decreases (B) Increases (A) Forward (B) Reverse position.
It is used to make the engine run It is used for shifting between “For-
faster or slower. It is also used when ward” and “Reverse” drive. When
working at a constant speed. shifting the gear, depress the clutch
fully.

FUNCTIONS 4-
DIRECTOR LAMP S/W HEAD LAMP & HORN S/W STEERING WHEEL TILT LEVER
4
BR25O405a BR25O406a BR25O407a
(1) Director Lamp S/W (1) Head Lamp (2) Horn (1) Steering Wheel Tilt Lever
(A) Lock (B) Release
With the key switch in the “ON” posi- ▶ HEAD LAMP S/W Confirm that the steering wheel is
tion, turn the direction With the main switch in the “ON” po- firmly fixed.
indicator switch to the right to turn sition, turn the light switch one click
on the direction indicator lamp in to the right for high beam and two
the right side, and turn the indicator clicks to the right for low beam.
switch to the left to turn on the lamp
on the left. ▶ HORN S/W
With the main switch in the “ON” po-
sition, press the horn button to sound
the horn.

PTO SHIFT SWITCH CRUISE CONTROL SWITCH
▶PTO clutch switch [LINK] [hst]

PTO gets connected, and when the
lift arm is lifted, PTO stops to rotate.
And when the lift arm is lowered,
PTO rotates and PTO lamp lights on
the instrument panel.
▶PTO clutch switch [OFF]

PTO does not rotate. When not work-
BR25O408A ing, put to this position. 1 BR25O409A
(1) PTO Shift Switch ※The engine does not start up, (1) Cruise Control Switch
when the PTO clutch is in “IND” or
“LINK”. Put to “OFF” position for
It is used for turning on or off the starting up the engine. 1. When the machine has reached
PTO clutch. the desired speed, press cruise
control switch to “ON”. Release
▶PTO clutch switch [IND] the HST pedal and the machine
PTO gets independent, and even will operate at the selected speed.
when the lift arm is lifted, PTO con- 2. When applying full pressure to the
tinues to rotate and PTO lamp lights Brake pedals, the cruise control
on the instrument panel. will deactivated and it will be nec-
essary to reset the cruise control
to the desired speed.

FUNCTIONS 4-
EMERGENCY LAMP SWITCH

3. When applying light pressure to
the Brake pedals, the machine’s
ground speed will be reduced until
the Brake pedals released. At that
point the machine will continue at
the previous setting.
4. To reset the desired speed, you
should turn off the cruise con-
trol switch then increase machine
speed to reach the desired speed 4
push cruise switch to on. BR25O410a
(1) Emergency Lamp Switch

CAUTION
• When stop the machine cruise
control keep machine stop Used to prevent accidents in an
status. emergency. Activate by pressing
switch as to warn other vehicles.
• Make sure connecting the Emergency lamp operates regard-
both Brake pedals when use
cruise control function. less of main switch and every direc-
tion lamp will cease at once. Press
[Otherwise]
once again to cancel.
There is a risk abrupt turning
or overturning due to onesided
Braking when the Brake pedal is
depressed.

INSTRUMENT PANEL
(1) Meter Panel

(2) Fuel Gauge
(3) PTO Lamp
(4) Hour Meter
2 1 5 6 7 8 9 (5) PTO Position
(6) Head lamp High beam
(7) Park Brake Lamp
(8) DPF Lamp
(9) Engine oil pressure Pilot lamp
(10) Pre-heat Lamp
(11) Battery Charge Lamp
(12) Water Temp Gauge
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‫ڟکڍٻڪگګ‬
‫ۈۋۍڋڏڐ‬
‫گڮڌٻڪگګ‬
3 4 12 11 10
BR25O411A

FUNCTIONS 4-
ENGINE RPM INDICATOR ENGINE HOUR METER PTO POSITION
1 1
1
4
BR25O412a BR25O413A BR25O414A
(1) Engine Rpm Indicator (1) Engine Hour Meter (1) PTO Position
The needle indicates the number of It indicates the tractor ’s running It indicates the position where PTO
engine RPM. hours. By multiplying the digit in the achieves 540 rpm when engine rpm
far right position by 6, you will get the is 2,600 rpm at PTO 1st stage.
time in minute. It indicates the position where PTO
achieves 1,000 rpm when engine
rpm is 2,600 rpm or where PTO
achieves 540 rpm when engine rpm
is 1,000 rpm at PTO 2nd stage. (Eco-
no-position).

PTO LAMP PRE-HEAT LAMP
NOTE
• The length of time the thermo-
stat stays on will depend on
the temperature of the engine
coolant.
※Coolant temp :
1 32°F ~ 60°F 10 sec
1 32°F ~ 5°F 20 sec
BR25O415A BR25O416A
(1) PTO Lamp (1) Pre-heat Lamp
Lamp will come on when PTO is en- Lamp will come on when the ignition
gaged. On the contrary, if PTO is dis- switch is put into the “ON” position
engaged, lamp will be turned off. with outside temperature of around
40°F, indicating that electricity is sup-
plied to the heater or glow plugs.
Turn the ignition switch to “START”
after the lamp has been turned off (it
is turned off automatically) then it will
start the engine.

FUNCTIONS 4-11
BATTERY CHARGING LAMP ENGINE OIL PRESSURE LAMP FUEL GAUGE
1
1 4
BR25O417A BR25O418A BR25O419A
(1) Battery Charge Lamp (1) Engine Oil Pressure Lamp (1) Fuel Gauge
It will be turned on when the key Lamp will come on when the ignition Indicates the quantity of fuel remain-
switch is put into the “ON” position, switch is put into the “ON” position. It ing in the tank. If the needle is in the
and will be turned off when the bat- will turn off when the engine is started. red zone, refill immediately.
tery starts being charged after engine If this lamp comes on while the engine
is started and the engine revolution is running, it indicates a problem in the
increases. engine oil system. Stop the engine im-
The battery will not be charged with mediately and check for problems.
the engine below 1,000 rpm. (The
rpm should be 1,500 rpm or higher)

WATER TEMP GAUGE HEAD LAMP (HIGH BEAM) DPF Lamp
1
1
(1) Water Temp Gauge (1) High Beam Head Lamp (1) DPF Lamp
The needle indicates the temperature Indicates the head lamps beam’s po- Lamp will be turned on when DPF is
of the engine coolant during running. sition. It will come on when the head forced to be operated.
If the needle is in the red zone, stop lamps are on Hi beam. On the con-
running the engine and check for trary, if the head lamps are in the low
problems. beam, this indicator will not be lit.

FUNCTIONS 4-13
PEDALS
CLUTCH PEDAL Brake PEDALS AND COUPLER
4
(1) Clutch Pedal (1) Clutch Pedal (1) Brake Pedal (2) Brake Pedal Coupler
(2) Brake Pedal (L)
(3) Brake Pedal Coupler
(4) Brake Pedal (R)
(5) Accelerator Pedal It is used to transmit the engine power. Brake pedals are independent of each
other and can be used for making a
small turn on the pavement.
Depressing the Brake pedal on the
side to which to make a turn, the rear
wheel on that side is stopped and the
tractor can make a small turn.

Accelator PEDAL F-R HST PEDAL (HST)
WARNING [MANUAL] [HST]

• Make sure to connect the
Brake pedals with the coupler 1
when driving on a road.
2
[Otherwise]
There is a risk of abrupt turn-
ing or overturning due to one-
sided Braking.
BR25O426A BR25O427A
(1) Accelator Pedal (1) HST Pedal Forward

(2) HST Pedal Reverse
It is used to make the engine run faster It is used for shifting between “for-
or slower. It is usually used when driv- ward” and “reverse” drive. And stay
ing on a road. (Manual transmission pedals at neutral machine should be
only) stopped.
CAUTION
• For safety, do not shift quick-
ly from “forward” to “reverse”
or from “reverse” to “forward”.
Engage Brake pedals when
the machine for machine to
stop quickly.

FUNCTIONS 4-15
LEVER OPERATION (R)
MID REMOTE VALVE JOYSTICK MAIN GEAR SHIFT LEVER
4
BR25O429A BR25O430A
(1) Mid Remote Valve Joystick (1) Main Gear Shift Lever
(A) Lock (B) Unlock
Front-loader exclusive joystick valve The gear is shifted in four levels.

is attached and control lever is at- When shifting the gears depress the
tached on right-front side of driver’s clutch fully.
seat.
Loader will move up when pushed
forward and move down when pulled
BR25O428A backward. Bucket will move up when
(1) Mid Remote Valve Joystick pushed to the left and move down
(2) Main Gear Shift Lever when pushed to the right. Joystick
(3) 3-PT Position Lever lever must be locked when driving
(4) Range Shift while loader is lifted. Otherwise it
(5) Park Brake Lever
(6,7) Rear Remote Control Lever (I,II)
may cause accident.

3-PT POSITION CONTROL LEVER RANGE SHIFT LEVER
WARNING
• Confirm that no one or a foot
is under the implement before
operating the system.
[Otherwise]
There is a danger of injury.
BR25O431A BR25O432A
BR25O438A
(1) 3-PT Position Control Lever (1) Range Shift Lever
It is used to keep the implement con- The range gear is shifted in three
stantly at a certain position. When levels (A-B-C). The combination with
the lift lamp is on, the implement the main gear provides 12 levels (3
cannot be lowered with position con- levels: HST only) of gear shifting.
trol lever. A stopper is used to fix the When shifting the range gear, stop
position control lever in the “UP” po- tractor and depress clutch pedal ful-
sition while driving on a road. ly.
When lowering the implement, set
the position control lever, and the im-
plement will go down to the set posi-
tion.

FUNCTIONS 4-17
LEVER OPERATION (L)
PARK Brake LEVER REAR REMOTE CONTrOL LE-
VER (I, II)
4
BR25O438A
BR25O433A BR25O438A
BR25O434A BR25O438A
BR25O435A
(1) Park Brake Lever (1) Rear Remote Control Lever (Ⅰ) (1) Stop / Slow Return Valve
(2) Rear Remote Control Lever (Ⅱ) (2) MFWD Lever
(3) PTO Lever
(4) Differential Lock Pedal
Pull the lever up while depressing It is used to for the rear implement
the Brake pedal fully to engage the hyd-function.
parking Brake. To release the park-
LEVER # I II
ing Brake, step on the Brake pedal
and push the lever down. DETENT N/A REAR
Connect both Brake pedals with the

connector.

Stop/SLOW RETURN VALVE MFWD LEVER PTO LEVER
(1) Stop / Slow Return Valve (1) MFWD Lever (1) PTO Lever
It is used to regulate the lowering It is used to shift between 2-wheel The revolution of the PTO shaft can
speed of the implement (slow return drive and 4-wheel drive. Depress the be shifted in two levels. When shift-
function). Also, if you wind the valve clutch pedal when shifting the lever. ing level, shift PTO switch to “OFF”
fully to the right, the hydraulic pres- position.
sure to the device raising the imple- PTO 1 540 RPM
ment is stopped.
PTO 2 790 RPM (540E)
CAUTION
• Observe the PTO speed desig-
nated on the implement. Oth-
erwise, the implement may be
damaged and cause an acci-
dent.

FUNCTIONS 4-19
PARTS FOR OTHER
DIFFERENTIAL LOCK PEDAL WORK LAMP SWITCH POWER OUT 12V
4
BR25O439A BR25O441A
(1) Differential Lock Pedal (1) Power Out 12V
BR25O440A
It is used to transmit the same pow- Accessory 12-volt electrical outlet
(1) Work Lamp Switch (FRT)
er to both rear wheels and serves to (2) Work Lamp Switch (RR) is used when connect-ing auxiliary
prevent slipping when one of the rear (3) Work Lamp (R) (4) Work Lamp (L) equipment.
wheels is idling.
It is used to turn on work lamps on
WARNING the top roof.
• Release the differential gear
lock when making a turn. Oth-
erwise, the tractor may not
turn in the direction you want
and cause an accident..

WIPER SWITCH
CAUTION
• Do not use the washers when
the washer fluid reservoir
is empty, otherwise you will
damage the washer pump.
• Do not use the washers if
there is any danger that the
1 fluid will freeze on the wind-
shield. If you do, your vision
BR25O442A could be ob-scured. For this
(1) Wiper Switch reason, use antifreeze
Wiper blades will operate when up-

per buttons of wiper switch are BR25O443A
pressed.
(1) Wash Liquid Tank
Washer fluid is sprayed on to wind-
shield and the wipers are operat-
ed when buttons are pressed once
more.
Lower buttons will only spout wash
liquid. Wash liquid tank for cleaning
is located on rear left side of cab ex-
terior.

FUNCTIONS 4-21
CLIMATE CONTROL SEAT BELT
▶ COOLING FUNCTION
When the cooling function is on, the
1
air compressor is worked then re-
heated according to the temperature
setting.
▶ AIR FLOW RATE

Adjust the air flow rate. The higher
the rate, the more effective the heat- 4
BR25O444A ing or cooling will be. BR25O445A
(1) Cooling Function (1) Seat Belt

(2) Air Flow Rate
▶ AIR CIRCULATE CONTROL
(3) Air-conditioning Indicator
(4) Heater Indicator Used to shift the supply of outside air
(5) Air Circulate Indicator and re-cir-culates the inside air WARNING
(6) Heater Control
(7) Air Circulate Control • Do not wear the seat belt
(8) Temperature ▶ TEMPERATURE: when the safety frame is fold-
Red, to increase the temperature. ed down. With the frame fold-
ed down, it does not provide
Blue, to decrease the temperature. safety.
• When operating the tractor,
make sure to keep the safety
frame in the upright position
and wear the seat belt.

SEAT ADJUSTMENT
into the cushion. Release the handle

WARNING
at desired position
[Otherwise]
There is a risk of death or injury
if the tractor turns over. Adjust ▶ WEIGHT ADJUSTMENT
the seat to the driver and keep With seat in mid-position, extend the
the upper body upright. Wrap crank lever from knob and rotate mi-
the seat belt around the waist nus(-) direction for less support or
and insert it into the buckle un- Plus(+) for more support. Use the in-
til the clicking sound is heard. dicator for approximate weight set-
When releasing the seat belt,
ting. Release crank lever
use the “PRESS” button.
CAUTION
• Never attempt to adjust your
seat while the tractor is mov-
BR25O446a
ing. The seat could respond
with unexpected movement,
▶ FORE AND AFT POSITIONING and the ensuing loss of tractor
Lift handle and move the seat for- control could lead to an acci-
ward or rearward. Release the han- dent.
dle at one of several positions.
▶ BACK CUSHION ANGLE AD-

JUSTMENT
Lift the handle and let the back cush-
ion spring forward, or lean backward

FUNCTIONS 4-23
TAIL LAMP Brake LAMP REVERSE DRIVE LAMP
[ROPS] [ROPS] [ROPS]
11
1
4
BR25O447b BR25O448b BR25O449b
(1) Tail Lamp (1) Brake Lamp (1) Reverse Drive Lamp
It is connected with the headlamp It is turned on when the Brake pedal This lamp flashed on when connect-
and is turned on when the headlamp is depressed. ing the shuttle lever to R (backward).
is turned on.

WORK LAMP
[ROPS]
BR25O450a
(1) Work Lamp (2) Work Lamp switch
It is used for work at rear side at

night. The work lamp has an on-off
switch itself.

5. OPERATION & WORK
CHECKING BEFORE OPERATION........................5-2 PRECAUTIONS FOR

CONNECTING THE IMPLEMENT....................5-20
STARTING / STOPPING THE ENGINE...................5-9
ADJUSTING WHEEL TREAD...............................5-20
TO START THE ENGINE......................................... 5-10
TO STOP THE ENGINE........................................... 5-12 POWER STEERING................................................. 5-21
TO RAISE OR LOWER THE IMPLEMENT.............. 5-13 TOWING INSTRUCTIONS....................................... 5-22
ADJUSTING THE Lowering PTO SPECIFICATIONS & PRECAUTIONS............ 5-22
SPEED OF THE IMPleMENT............................ 5-13 LOADER OPERATION............................................. 5-23
DRIVING ON THE ROAD......................................5-14 CARRYING THE LOAD.........................................5-24 5

DRIVING ON THE SLOPE.....................................5-14 HANDLING LARGE HEAVY OBJECTS................5-25
ENTERING AND LEAVING THE PAVEMENT......5-15 ROPS FOLDING METHOD....................................5-26
TURNING ON THE PAVEMENT............................5-16 How to fold down the ROPS......................... 5-26

How to fold down the ROPS......................... 5-27
DIFFERENTIAL GEAR LOCK...............................5-16
TRACTOR LOADING /UNLOADING.....................5-17
INSTALLING 3-POINT LINK..................................5-18

CHECKING BEFORE OPERATION
DANGER WARNING CAUTION

• Do not provide illumination • Perform the maintenance on a • Stop the engine during check-
with a lit cigarette or a lighter flat and safe location that will ing, maintenance, or repair
when fueling. keep the tractor in place and • Carry out the maintenance
• Never fill the fuel tank while will not cause a risk to peo- work after heated area such as
the engine is running or hot. ple passing by. Before carry- the muffler or the engine have
ing out the maintenance, place
• After filling the fuel tank, close
blocks at the front tires to pre-
fully cooled down.
the fuel filler cap complete- [Otherwise]
ly and wipe off the excess fuel vent movement. There is risk of burn.
thoroughly. [Otherwise]
• An unexpected accident may oc-
If the fuel hoses are damaged,
cur, such as overturning of the
• After detaching the covers
fuel will leak. Make sure that for checking or maintenance,
you check for any leakage. tractor.
make sure to put them back in
their place.
• When going under the imple- [Otherwise]
ment, fully close the slow/stop
There is a risk that you may get
valve.
[Otherwise] injured.
There is a risk of injury due to
implement falling.

OPERATION & WORK 5-
2. Check around the tractor.

• Parking deformation, damage or
stains.
• Tire pressure and abrasion.
• Damage to the tractor, or loos-
ened bolts.
• Loosening of wheel bolts.
• Fuel quantity, fuel leaks, or dam-
BR25O501A
age to the fuel hose. BR25O502A
To ensure a safe and comfortable 3. Open the engine hood.

operation, please carry out the rou- • Engine oil level, contamination,
tine check-up everyday before start- or leakage.
ing work. Correct any problem imme-
diately, and also check for problems
after work. This checking should be
done in the following sequence.
1. Check the suspicious parts of the
previous day.
• Check the parts that you thought
were not normal during the work
of previous day.

• E ngine coolant level, leakage, or • Battery solution level. • Air cleaner.

damage to the hose.

OPERATION & WORK 5-
• Cooling fan belt tension, damage. • Dust or straw on the radiator grill or • Damage to the coating of the ca-
the engine. bles, or loosening of the contacts.

A
A
(A) Free play 0.2 ~ 0.4 in (A) Free play 0.8 ~ 2.0 in
4. Check around the implement. 5. Check on the driver seat. • F ree play of the steering wheel.
• C ondition of the locking pin of • O perational condition and free (0.8~2.0 in)
the universal joint inserted in the play of the brake. (0.2~0.4 in)
PTO shaft.
• Condition of R pins in each part.
• L oosening of the bolts holding
the blade.
• Quantity of oil in each part. For
more details, please refer to the
implement manufacturer’s in-
structions.

OPERATION & WORK 5-
(A) Free play 1.0 ~ 1.4 in

5
• Operational condition and free play 6. Start the engine. • Color of the exhaust gas.
of the clutch pedal. (Manual trans- • Abnormal noise from the engine.
mission only)

of grease or oil. Never jump when

exiting machine. Never mount or
dismount a moving machine
DANGER
• Getting off the tractor, make
the implement descend.
[Otherwise]
The implement descends itself,
BR25O515A BRNO516A
and then causes some unex-
pected accident.
• Operation of lamps and gauges ▶ Boarding And Leaving The Tractor

Use Steps and Hand-holds Correctly
1. Prevent falls by facing the ma-
chine when getting on and off.
Maintain 3-point contact with steps
and handrails. Never use machine
controls as hand-holds.
2. Use extra care when mud, snow,
or moisture present slippery con-
ditions. Keep steps clean and free

OPERATION & WORK 5-
STARTING / STOPPING THE ENGINE
▶Note: Breaking in your tractor CAUTION

DANGER
(First 50 hours)
• When starting the engine, • Make sure to carry out check-
The operation of a new tractor during make sure that you are seated ing and maintenance before
the first 50 hours in very important, in the driver’s seat and check and after the use of the trac-
as it will greatly influence the life and position of the levers and the tor, particularly the operat-
performance of the tractor. safety around the tractor. ing devices such as the clutch
Pay attention to the following precau- [Otherwise] and the brake lever.
tions during the break-in period. There is a risk of injury. [Otherwise]
1. Avoid rapid accelerating and There is a risk of injury or ma-
abrupt stopping. chinery breakdown. Engage the
• Do not start the engine in an parking brake during warming-
2. Avoid over-speeding and over- enclosed space. You must 5
loads. start the engine outside where up. Otherwise, the tractor may
there is open air. If you should move and cause an accident.
3. Drive the tractor after the engine
has been warmed up. have to start the engine inside
4. Reduce the speed while driving on
a building, make sure that the • Don’t crank engine unless
space is well ventilated. hitch control lever is in the
a rough road or a slope.
[Otherwise] lowest position.
5. At the first 50th hour, carry out in-
The exhaust gas can cause in- [Otherwise]
spections of each part and replace
the engine oil. toxication and can lead to fatal Implement might rise quick-
consequences. ly and there is a risk of injury or
machinery breakdown.

TO START THE ENGINE
(1) Shuttle Lever

(A) Forward (B) Reverse
1. Check fuel. 2. Shuttle lever into “Neutral” posi-

• Check if there is enough fuel by tion.
observing fuel gauge.
BR25O520A
(1) PTO Switch (2) PTO Shift Switch

OPERATION & WORK 5-11
3. Put the position control lever into

the “lowest” position and PTO
switch turn to OFF position.
WARNING
• Don’t crank engine unless po-
sition control lever is in the
lowest position.
[Otherwise]
Implement might rise quick- BR25O521a BR25O522A
ly and there is a risk of injury or
machinery breakdown. (1) Accereration Lever (1) Main Shift Lever
(A) Decrease (B) Increase
5
• Check the safety around the 4. Put the acceleration lever to Min. 5. Main shift lever / range shift lever
tractor and start to move slow-
ly. into “NEUTRAL” position.
[Otherwise] 6. After the thermostat lamp has
There is a risk of injury. turned off, depress the clutch ped-
al fully and turn main key switch to
start.

TO STOP THE ENGINE
CAUTION
• When stopping the engine,
never stop it with the reducer
Acceleration lever.
lever to LOW
Main switch to
• After stopping the engine,
OFF and
make sure to apply the park-
remove the key ing brake.
NOTE
BR25O523A BR25O524A
• For warming-up operation,
(1) Range Shift Lever strongly step on the brake
pedal and pull your parking
brake.
7. Once the engine has started, take 1. Put the acceleration lever on
your hand off the ignition switch. LOW, and turn the main switch to WARNING
8. Increase the engine to about 1,500 “OFF”.
rpm and warm it up for about five
• When leaving the tractor, park
2. Put shuttle lever, main gearshift the tractor in a flat and safe
minutes without a load. lever and PTO shift lever to “N”. place, put the shuttle lever
put PTO ON/OFF switch in to the and the main shift lever to “N”,
“OFF” position and front wheel le- and block the tires.
ver to the “OFF”.
[Otherwise]
3. Put the hitch control lever on The tractor may move and cause
“DOWN” an accident. Always set the park-
ing brake.

TO RAISE OR LOWER THE IM- ADJUSTING THE lowering SPEED OF THE IMPlemeNT
PLEMENT
WARNING
• Do not work under or put a
1 foot under the implement.
1 [Otherwise]
A
B The implement may fall and
2
A cause an injury.
Trun fully to the
B right to stop
3
BR25O525A BR25O526A
(1) Position Control Lever (1) Stop/Slow Return Valve

(2) Draft Control Lever (3) Restriction Bracket
5
(A) Fast (B) Slow
(A) Down (B) Up
For adjusting the lowering speed,
1. Move the position control lever for-
turn the stop/slow return valve (A) to
ward or backward to lower or raise
the left for faster movement or to the
the implement.
right for slower movement. Turning
the valve fully to the right will block
the hydraulic pressure and will cause
the implement to stop.

DRIVING ON THE ROAD DRIVING ON THE SLOPE
WARNING
Do not put the
• This tractor is designed to ac- gear in neutral
on a slope!
commodate only one person. Do
not allow anyone on the tractor
other than the driver. Otherwise,
you will be exposed to a risk of
accident.
• Put the PTO lever into “N” and
connect the brake pedals.
BR25O527A • When making a turn, turn on the BR25O528A
direction indicator lamp to inform
other vehicles of your intention.
WARNING WARNING
• Pay particular cautions to narrow
• When driving on a road or farm roads, slopes, and grassy • Select a proper speed, and do
crossing a dike, make sure to shoulders, and reduce the speed. not shift the gear.
connect the brake pedals. Oth-
• Put the position control lever to • Do not park on a slope. Oth-
erwise, the tractor may turn UP and lock it with the stopper. erwise, the tractor may slip or
abruptly or turn over due to Otherwise, you will be exposed overturn and cause an acci-
one-sided braking. to a risk of an accident. dent.
• Observe the traffic regulations
• Connect the brake pedals when • Reduce speed and pay special
when driving on the road. Oth- driving on a road. Otherwise, attention to the speed.
erwise, you may be involved there is a risk of abrupt turning
in an accident. or overturning due to one-sided
braking.
• Before every operation, make
sure that operator wears safety
belt.

ENTERING AND LEAVING THE PAVEMENT
WARNING WARNING
• Do not depress the clutch Perpen-
Keep
Keep implement
implement
low until
until rear
• When you cross a dike or
pedal when driving on a slope. dicular to low
wheels are
wheels
rear
are onon raised ground to enter or leave
pavement!
The tractor may slide down thepavement
the pavement the pavement, use loading
and lead to a serious situa- ramps with sufficient strength,
tion. and lower the implement to
• When starting the tractor up- achieve a lower center of grav-
wards on a slope, start slow- ity.
ly in low gear with low engine
rpm. Otherwise, the front of BR25O529A
• Drive backward when climb-
the tractor may be lifted and ing up a steep slope, and drive
cause a very dangerous situa- forward when climbing down.
tion. WARNING 5
• You may shift the gear when • Make sure to connect the NOTE
you are no longer on the brake pedal. Otherwise, the
slope. If you stop on a slope, tractor may turnover due to • Enter or leave the pavement
apply the parking brake. Oth- one-sided braking. in a perpendicular direction.
erwise, you may be exposed When climbing onto the pave-
to a risk of accident. ment, lower the implement to
achieve a lower center of grav-
ity. Once all wheels of the trac-
tor are on the pavement, raise
the implement.

TURNING ON THE PAVEMENT DIFFERENTIAL GEAR LOCK
Depress the pedal while WARNING

steering the wheel!
• Make sure to release the dif-
ferential gear lock before mak-
ing a turn.
[Otherwise]
The tractor will not turn in the in-
tended direction but may cause
an accident.
BR25O530A BR25O531A
(1) Diffrential Gear Lock
When making a turn, reduce the en-

gine rpm and make a slow turn.
When making a turn on the pave-
ment, remove the connector of the
brake pedals. Depress the brake
pedal on the side to which to make
a turn, while steering the wheel, this
will allow the tractor to make the turn
without moving ahead. Make sure to
keep the implement in the up posi-
tion when making a turn. BR25O532A

K TRACTOR LOADING /UNLOADING
Depressing the differential gear lock

DANGER WARNING
pedal will make both rear wheels roll
at the same speed. Releasing the • Fix the direction so that the • Loading and unloading must
pedal will automatically unlock the tractor will not have to mod- be done on flat and safe place,
ify its direction on the load- with the engine turned off and
differential gear..
ing bridge, and proceed at the the parking brake engaged.
lowest speed. The loading lamp must be non-
WARNING • Never depress the clutch ped- slippery and have sufficient
• Make sure to release the dif- al to change direction or stop. strength, length, and width for
ferential gear lock when mak- [Otherwise] the tractor. To avoid slipping
ing a turn. of the loading lamp, latch it se-
There is a danger that the tractor
curely onto the truck. Move the
[Otherwise] may turn over.
tractor backward when loading,
The tractor will not turn in the in- and forward when unloading. 5
tended direction and may cause Fasten the tractor to the truck
an accident. securely with rope.
[Otherwise]
The tractor may fall off the truck
CAUTION and cause an accident.
• Never lock the differential gear
when driving on a road.
[Otherwise]
Driving will be unstable and the
tractor may cause an accident.

INSTALLING 3POINT LINK
1. Attach the lower link to the link

hook and insert pin into hook.
2. Connect Check chain to bracket &
Lift link mounting hole and adjust
length.
※R efer to instruction of implement
for adjusting swing clearance.
BR25O533A
(1) Lower Link (3) Lift Link (5) Stabilizer Link

(2) Draw Bar (4) Center Link

(A) Low Traction (B) Middle Traction (1) Lift Link

(C) High Traction
5
3. There are 3- holes in top link 4. Adjusting for vertical float. 5. Turn the A-lever clockwise to rise
mounting bracket Top link needs Depending on the position of the up lift links. On the contrary, turn
to be moved from (A) to (C) as fol- steel plate, lift links can be adjusted the A-lever counter clockwise to
lowed. to allow for vertical float or to lock out lower down lift links.
• The Position “A” allows the mini- float.
mum pressure. CAUTION
NOTE • When stopping the engine,
• The Position “B” is standard.
• The Position “C” allows the max- • May be damaged the screw never stop it with the reducer
thread when center link ex- lever.
imum pressure.
cessively over the adjustment • After stopping the engine,
range. make sure to apply the park-
ing brake.

PRECAUTIONS FOR CONNECTING THE IMPLEMENT ADJUSTING WHEEL TREAD
1. When engaging or disengaging 7. Depending on the implement, the

the implement by moving the trac- overall length may become very
tor, make sure that no one is al- long. Pay particular attention to
lowed around the tractor or be- people or objects nearby when
tween the implement and the trac- making a turn.
tor. 8. Do not substitute the balance
2. Engage or disengage the imple- weight with a person or anything
ment on a flat and safe place. else. Always use the recommend-
Supply proper lighting at all times ed balance weight.
and especially at night. 9. For front loader work, mount an BR25O537A
3. When engaging a heavy imple- implement on the rear to keep the
ment, load the weight on the front balance of the tractor.
to keep the balance of the tractor. 10. Read the instruction manual
4. When adjusting the implement, of the implement mounted to the Adjust the wheel tread depending on
apply the parking brake, switch off tractor. the type and condition of the work.
the engine, and confirm that the Also, increase the wheel tread when
PTO lever is on the “N” position. WARNING working on a slope or towing.
5. When towing something, make • When the PTO shaft is not in 1. Pull the parking brake, block the
sure to use the draw-bar. use, affix the safety cover on front wheels, and raise the body
6. Increase the wheel tread on a it. with a jack to make the rear wheel
slope or when towing. [Otherwise] separate from the ground.
There is a risk of getting entan- 2. To make sure adjustments alter-
gled in the tractor or injured. natively between the left and right
wheel.

POWER STEERING
WARNING CAUTION
• When changing tires, please use a hoist or strong support and make • Pay attention to the steering
sure the tractor does not move. wheel while driving, because
[Otherwise] it can be very lightly manipu-
There is a risk of death or injury. lated when the engine is run-
ning.
• Power steering will run only
[CABIN] when engine is running. When
DESCRIPTION TIGHTENING TORQUE engine is idling, power steer-
FRONT & ing may feel a little heavy.
Bolts on wheels and axle 280 lbf-ft (40 kgf.m)
REAR WHEEL • If the wheel is steered to the
5
Bolts on rim and disk of wheels 250 lbf-ft (35 kgf.m) maximum, the relief valve is
opened and a warning sound
[ROPS HST] will be made. Do not continue
DESCRIPTION TIGHTENING TORQUE to operate the tractor with the
warning sound.
FRONT WHEEL Bolts on wheels and axle 130 (18 kgf.m)~ 145 lb-ft (20 kgf.m)
• Do not steer the wheel unnec-
Bolts on rim and disk of wheels 160 (22 kgf.m) ~ 175 lb-ft (24 kgf.m) essarily, because steering the
Bolts on wheels and axle 130 (18 kgf.m)~ 145 lb-ft (20 kgf.m) wheel without moving will at-
REAR WHEEL tribute to early wear of tires
Bolts on rim and disk of wheels 125 (17 kgf.m)~ 150 lb-ft (21 kgf.m)
and rims.

TOWING INSTRUCTIONS PTO SPECIFICATIONS & PRE-

CAUTIONS
5. When driver turns the handle, use

the brake if necessary.
6. During traction, the transmission,
not being lubricated but rotating
or other parts in order to prevent
breakage, please note the follow-
ing:
7. Towing should be in short dis-
tance.
BR25O538A 8. Traction speed is restricted to less BR25O539A
8 km/h.
9. If possible, start the engine in or-
der to make the power steering lu-
1. Tractor traction should be conduct- bricated. Wear close fitting clothing. Stop the
ed in short distance. (For instance, 10. Place the main gearshift and sub engine and be sure that PTO drive-
from inside to outside) gearshift in neutral. line is stopped before making adjust-
2. Long distance towing is not al- ments, connections, or cleaning out
lowed in traffic congestion. PTO driven equipment.
3. In case tractor needs to tow, use Do not install any adapter device that
strong and safe checked chain. results in a portion of the rotating im-
plement shaft, tractor shaft, or the
4. Traction must be conducted from
adapter to be unguarded. The tractor
the rear in usage of tow bar, tow
master shield shall overlap the end of
hook and 3-point linkage.
the splined shaft and the added adap-
tor device as outlined in the table.

LOADER OPERATION
PTO Spline 0.20 in.

Diameter
Type s (n ± 5 mm )
1.378 in. 3.58 in
1 6
(35 mm) (91 mm)
BR25O540A BR25O542A
WARNING
To a v o i d s e r i o u s i n j u r y o r
death:
• Do not lift or carry anyone on
buckets, forks spears or any
other portions of the loader or
BR25O541A loader attachments.
Work with front-end loader. (Risk of • Inadvertent movement of the
falling objects) loader or attachment could re-
sult in serious injury or death.

CARRYING THE LOAD
WARNING CAUTION
• Avoid contact with electrical • Operating the loader on a hill-
power lines by loader or at- side is dangerous. extreme
tachments. care is recommended.
• Do not lift or carry anyone in
the bucket or on any other po-
sition of loader attachment.
• Inadvertent movement of the
loader or attachment could re-
BR25O543A
sult in serious injury or death
from falling or crushing.
CAUTION 1. Position the bucket just below the

level of the tractor hood for maxi-
• Make sure material in buck- mum stability and visibility, wheth-
et cannot roll out and down on er the bucket is loaded or empty.
tractor when bucket is raised
2. Use extreme caution when oper-
to full height.
ating the loader on a slope, keep
• Keep clear of overhead ob- the bucket as low as possible, this
structions such as trees, limbs keeps the bucket and tractor cen-
or power lines when raising ter of gravity low and will provide
bucket. maximum tractor stability.
• When lifting the load, keep the
bucket positioned to avoid
spillage.

HANDLING LARGE HEAVY
OBJECTS
WARNING
• Do not use front end loaders
for handling large, heavy ob-
jects such as large, round or
rectangular bales, logs and oil
drums.
• Handling large heavy objects
DO
DO THIS
THIS can be extremely dangerous
NOT THIS
NOT THIS due to.
BR25O544A
1. Possibility of rolling the trac-
tor over.
5
NOT THIS 2. Possibility of upending the
NOT THIS
DO THIS tractor.
DO THIS
3. Possibility of the object roll-
ing or sliding down the load-
er arms onto the operator.
CAUTION
• When transporting the load,
BR25O545A
keep the bucket as low as pos-
sible to resist tipping, in case
When transporting the load, keep the bucket as low as possible to avoid tipping, a wheel drops in a rut. This
in case a wheel drops in a rut. will avoid tipping and possible
injury.

ROPS FOLDING METHOD

How to fold down the ROPS
CAUTION CAUTION [ROPS]

Raise the safety frame.
The following safety precautions • Preview the assembly instruc-
should be thoroughly understood tions in your operator's manu-
before attempting machine as- al before proceeding further.
sembly. • If the assembly instructions
• Do not lift heavy parts or as- call for parts or assemblies to
semblies. Use crane, jack, be blocked up, use only block- Pull the pins on both
Replace
sides and turn them
tackle, fork trucks, or other ing material that is in good about 1/4 turns. the pins.
mechanical devices. condition and is capable of
BR25O545A
• Select an area for assembly handling the weight of the as-
that is clean and free of any sembly to be blocked. Also, in-
1. Turn the handle to separate the
debris which might cause per- sure that the blocking material
push plate and the ROPS.
sons working on the assembly is on a clean, dry surface.
2. Pull the pins on both sides of the
to trip. • Never put hands or any oth-
tractor and turn them about 1/4
• Arrange parts to be assem- er body under blocked up as-
turns to release the lock of the
bled neatly in the work area semblies if at all possible.
ROPS.
and have tools and other me- • Always wear goggles or safe-
3. Raise the ROPS a little.
chanical assisting devices in ty glasses when hammer-
easy reach. ing, grinding or drilling metal 4. Replace the pin.
• Inspect all parts and assem- parts. 5. Fold down the ROPS, and the pins
blies thoroughly and remove • If the assembly calls for weld- will lock into place.
any sharp edges, grease, oil, ing or cutting, be sure that ※ If it is not certain whether the pins
or dirt which might cause there are no flammable materi- are fixed, shake the frame a little
pieces to slip when handling. als close at hand and that by- bit to fix the pins for sure.
standers have taken neces-
sary precautions.

S How to fold down the ROPS
1. Pull the pins on both sides of the CAUTION

tractor and turn them about 1/4
turns to release the lock of the • Don’t fasten your seat belt af-
ROPS. ter folding ROPS.
2. Raise the ROPS a little. • When you drive tractor, fold
up vertically.
3. Replace the pins.
4. Stand the ROPS up, and the pins
• Fasten your seat belt after
folding up ROPS.
will lock into place.
※ If it is not certain whether the pins
• When working with the tractor,
don’t fold down ROPS.
are fixed, shake the ROPS a little
bit to fix the pins for sure. • Don’t change ROPS without
authority. 5
5. Turn the handle to fix the push
plate and the frame.
• Before using tractor, check
your ROPS support and other
parts.
• If there is damage to the
ROPS, change ROPS at once.
[Otherwise]
If the tractor rolls over, you
could be injured or death may
occur.
※R OPS Are a very important
structure for protection on
roll over, always check your
ROPS.

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6. MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK
MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK................................................................6-2
MAINTENANCE FOR PROLONGED STORAGE.....................................6-2

MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK MAINTENANCE FOR PRO-

LONGED STORAGE
DANGER
Don’t forget to dry
off and grease the
• When covering the tractor,
Maintenance
tractor after. make sure that the engine or
Beat Annually
the muffler has fully cooled
condition
down.
[Otherwise]
There is a risk of fire.
BR25O601A
CAUTION BR25o602A
• When carrying out checking,

maintenance, or repair, make
sure to turn off the engine.
After work, clean the tractor. After [Otherwise] If you carry out maintenance during
cleaning, dry the moisture and sup- the off season, you can ensure opti-
There is a risk that you may be
ply grease into each grease nipple. mum condition of the tractor as well
Avoid water on electrical parts when- as safe and comfortable working
injured.
ever possible, as it will cause equip- conditions during the busy season.
ment breakdown. Also, in order to secure the safety of
each part of the tractor and to pre-
vent an accident that may occur due
to poor maintenance, arrange with
your authorized dealer for periodic
maintenance once a year.

MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK 6-
In particular, we recommend that the

WARNING
electrical cables and the rubber hos-
es, such as fuel hose, steering wheel • Carry out checking and main- Remove
hoses and radiator hoses, be re- tenance for each part every
year. &
placed every two years.
• In particular, replace the fuel
CAUTION pipe and the steering wheel
• When storing the tractor for a hose every two years. Other-
long time, take out the key and wise, there is a risk of acci-
keep it in a safe place. Other- dent or machinery breakdown
wise, there is a risk of accident. due to poor maintenance. BR25o603A
[Otherwise] • When carrying out checking

There is a risk of getting entan- or maintenance, make sure to
gled in the tractor or injured. stop the engine.
When the tractor will not be used for
• Replace the covers that have a long time, store it in the following
6
been detached for checking or manner.
WARNING maintenance.
1. For long storage, put the ignition
• Carry out maintenance on a • Carry out checking or mainte- switch to “OFF”
flat and safe place where the nance after heated parts, such
tractor will not fall or move as muffler, engine or transmis- 2. Select a dry and well-drained place
and there is no traffic danger. sion, have fully cooled down. for storage. Remove the weights &
Also, block the front tires to implement or put it down onto the
[Otherwise]
prevent moving of the tractor. ground.
There is a risk of getting burnt.
Otherwise, there is a risk of 3. Apply the anti-corrosion oil or en-
accident, such as overturning gine oil and grease on the parts
of the tractor. that are subject to rust.

4. Fill up the fuel tank. Empty space

in the fuel tank will produce dew-
drops that will produce condensa-
tion that will be the cause of rust
formation. And lock the fuel cock
to “C”. (Closed)
5. Disconnect the battery completely
and store it away from the tractor
in a well-ventilated, dry, dark place
if possible. When the battery is at- BR25o604A
tached to the tractor, make sure to
connect the (+) terminal first
CAUTION
• The battery will be discharged 6. Drain the coolant.
even if it is not in use. Recharge 7. Cover the air cleaner, muffler, and
it fully every 12 months. engine oil inlet with plastic sheets
to keep moisture away.
8. Keep the clutch pedal in a de-
pressed position to avoid rust on
the clutch.
9. Maintain the air pressure in the
tires.

7. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE................7-2 ADJUSTING PARKING BRAKE............................... 7-14

FUEL PIPES AND HOSES....................................... 7-14
OIL, GREASE AND ANTI-FREEZE CHART...........7-4 ELECTRICAL CABLES............................................ 7-15
GREASING............................................................... 7-15
FUEL, OIL AND COOLANT CHART.......................7-5
CLUTCH................................................................... 7-16
CHECKING AND CHANGING OF OIL....................7-6 HST PEDAL.............................................................. 7-16
STEERING WHEEL.................................................. 7-17
ENGINE OIL............................................................... 7-6
BRAKE..................................................................... 7-17
TRANSMISSION / HYD OIL FLUID............................ 7-7
FAN BELT................................................................. 7-18
FRONT AXLE FLUID.................................................. 7-8
AIR COMPRESSOR BELT....................................... 7-19
FILTERS / COOLANT REPLACEMENT..................7-9 TOE-IN...................................................................... 7-20

FUSE & FUSIBLE LINKS......................................... 7-20
ENGINE OIL FILTER.................................................. 7-9 COLOR OF EXHAUST GAS.................................... 7-21
TRANSMISSION OIL FILTER..................................... 7-9
FUEL FILTER............................................................ 7-10 tires pressure................................................7-21 7
DRAINING AIR IN FUEL LINE.................................. 7-10
COOLANT................................................................ 7-11
OTHERS.................................................................7-12
RADIATOR SCREEN AND AIR CLEANER.............. 7-12

BATTERY................................................................. 7-13

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
RUNNING HOURS
50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 1YR 2YR
CHECK ITEMS
1. Engine oil R ◎ ● ●
2. Engine oil filter R ◎ ● ●
3. Transmission fluid R ◎ ● ●
4. Transmission fluid filter R ◎ ● ●
5. Front axle fluid R ◎ ● ●
6. Radiator cleaning At the time the coolant is replaced
C ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
7. Fuel oil filter and element
R ● ●
8. Coolant Check before every work (Replace every year)
CL ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
9. Air cleaner element
R R
10. Fan and radiator cleaning CL ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
11. Battery solution Replace every two years
12. Battery (specific gravity) C ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
C ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
13. Fuel pipe and connection
R ●
C ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
14. Steering wheel hose
R ●
C ● ● ●
15. Radiator hose
R ●

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT 7-
RUNNING HOURS
50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 1YR 2YR
CHECK ITEMS
C ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
16. Hydraulic fluid hose
R ●
C ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
17. Fuel hose
R ●
18. Electric cables C ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
19. Greasing C ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
20. Tightening handles C ● ● ● ● ● ●
21. Tightening bolts & Nuts C ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
22. Cooling fan belt A ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
23. Clutch A ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
24. Brake A ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
25. Engine breed pipe C ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
26. Engine crankcase
CL ● ● 7
cleaning
27. Intake/exhaust
C ●
gas valves
28. Fuel injection valve C ●
29. Generator motor C ● ● ● ●
30. Hydraulic system C ● ● ● ●
※ Meanings of symbols=R: Replace C: Check A: Adjust CL: Clean

※ Inspection should be done every 50 hours. If the tractor is not used much, inspect every year.
※ Replace parts every two years regardless of running hours.

OIL, GREASE AND ANTI-FREEZE CHART
NO ITEM TYPE REMARK
Use winter diesel when tem-

1 Fuel Diesel (Summer : S, Winter : W)
perature in below 50°F
2 Engine oil SAE 10W-40
Arctic Grease Below 14°F (-10°C)

3 Grease SAE (NLGI) #0, #1 32~-22°F (0~-30°C)
SAE (NLGI) #2 32~122°F (0~50°C)
ASTM D4985
4 Coolant Anti - Freeze
Extended Lift antifreeze
Branson Origin Oil
5 Transmission / Hyd oil
Texaco TDH oil, 1893
6 Front axle oil SAE 80W-90

FUEL, OIL AND COOLANT CHART
CAPACITY
NO ITEM REMARK
CABIN ROPS
1 Fuel 12 gal (45 L) 12 gal (45 L) ※ HST: 9.51 gal (35 L)
1.2 gal (4.3 L): 3225R/3625R

2 Engine oil 1.4 gal (5.3 L)
1.7 gal (6.4 L): 4125R/5025R/5845R
3 Coolant 1.58 gal (6 L) 1.58 gal (6 L)
4 Transmission / Hyd oil 9.7 gal (37 L) 9.7 gal (37 L)
5 Front axle 1.9 gal (7 L) 1.9 gal (7 L)
IMPORTANT
• Above listed fuel, oil and coolant table is only for initial filling, and may be reduced at the time of replace.
7

CHECKING AND CHANGING

OF OIL ENGINE OIL
Do not dispose of waste oils in wa-

terways or in sewage system, but
take appropriate measures such as
contacting a waste oil disposal spe-
cialists.
DANGER
• Never fill the fuel tank when
the engine is running or hot. .
3 CYL ENGINE 4 CYL ENGINE
[Otherwise] BR25O701A BR25O702A
There is a danger of fire.
(1) Engine Oil Filler (1) Dipstick
(A) Upper Limit (B) Lower Limit
CAUTION
• Do not change oil just after ► CHECKING OIL CAUTION
stopping the engine. Pull out the dipstick, clean the tip of
[Otherwise] dipstick, put it back into the engine, • Check the oil lever before the
and pull it out again to see if the oil engine is started or after the
There is a danger of getting engine is cooled down.
level is between the upper and lower
burnt.
limit. If the oil level is below the lower
limit, add oil.

TRANSMISSION / HYD OIL FLUID
(1) Drain Plug (1) Inspection Window (1) Drain Plug
► CHANGING OIL ► CHECKING OIL ► CHANGING OIL

Drain the oil by removing the plug un- Check the fluid level through the in- Drain the fluid through the drain
der the engine. Put new oil through spection window at the rear side of holes under the rear axle case and
the engine oil filler hole. Change the the transmission compartment. rear axle housing. Supply the fluid
7
oil periodically, and select the right The level should be 1/3 above in up- through the filler hole behind the hy-
type of oil depending on the temper- per window. If the fluid level is below draulic case.
ature and usage. proper lever, add fluid 1. Transmission oil can be used for
the hydraulic system and for the
CAUTION power steering unit.
• Drain the oil when oil is warm 2. Make sure to use the genuine
but be careful. If oil is hot, Branson transmission fluid.
there is a risk of getting burnt.

FRONT AXLE FLUID
(1) Front Axle Oil (1) Drain Plug
CAUTION ► CHECKING ► CHANGING OIL

Open the fluid filler cap at the upper Drain the fluid through the drain
• Drain the oil when oil is warm right side of the front axle, clean the holes under the front axle.
but be careful. If oil is hot, tip of the gauge, dip the cap without Refill the fluid from the upper right
there is a risk of getting burnt. screwing in, and take it out again to side of the front axle.
read the fluid level.
Refill the fluid as necessary, and also
check for leaks.

FILTERS / COOLANT REPLACEMENT
ENGINE OIL FILTER TRANSMISSION OIL FILTER
3 CYL ENGINE 4 CYL ENGINE ► REPLACEMENT

1. After draining the engine oil, turn
the cartridge to the left with the fil-
ter wrench.
2. Apply a thin film of oil over the rub-
ber ring on the bottom of the new
cartridge and attach the new filter
securely.
3. After changing the engine oil, start 1
BR25O709A the engine and run it until the en- BR25O710A
gine oil pressure warning lamp is

(1) Engine Oil Filter (1) Transmission Oil Filter
turned off .
4. After the oil pressure warning
Replace it every 300 hours or when lamp is turned off, check the oil The filter is a cartridge type.
engine oil is changed. level again. Add oil as necessary.
NOTE
7
NOTE • First50HR, filter has to be
• First50HR filter has to be changed.
changed.

FUEL FILTER DRAINING AIR IN FUEL LINE
► REPLACEMENT
1. After draining the transmission flu-
id, turn the cartridge to the left to
take it out.
2. Apply a thin film of fluid over the
rubber ring on the bottom of the
new cartridge and attach the new
filter securely.
3. After changing the transmission
fluid, start the engine to circulate BR25O711A BR25O712A
the fluid and then stop the engine.

(1) Fuel Filter
Check the fluid level at dipstick on (A) Open (B) Close
left axle housing and add fluid as
necessary.
Cleaning and replacement of fuel fil- Drain the air from the fuel tank, fuel
ter element filter, and fuel filter element when the
1. Put the fuel cock to “B” position engine stops as the fuel runs out or
during maintenance
2. Take out the filter and remove wa-
ter and dust inside the filter. 1. Refill fuel to fuel tank.
3. After cleaning the filter, replace it 2. Put the fuel filter valve to “OPEN.”
and put the fuel cock to “A” posi- 3. Put the acceleration lever to MAX
tion. Remove the air. and the key switch to START to
4. Replace the filter element. run the starting motor for about 10
seconds. That completes the pro-
cedure.

PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT 7-11
COOLANT
2. Rinse the radiator with tap water

until no dirt or rust comes out.
※For better results, fill the radia-
tor with water mixed with radiator
Acceleration flush, run the engine for over 15
lever to Max.
minutes, and drain the water solu-
Pull reducer lever, put tion
main switch to START
for 10 seconds. 3. Replace the drain plug, add anti-
freeze and fill the radiator with tap
BR25O713A BR25O714b water.
4. Replace the radiator cap and run
(1) Wash Liquid Tank
the engine to mix the anti-freeze
and water.
NOTE ► CHECKING
Open the engine hood and see if
DANGER
• If air is not removed, then the water lever in the reservoir is be- • Do not open the radiator
there will be air in the fuel tween the upper and lower limit. Add cap while the engine is run- 7
lines. Please check fuel lines clean water as necessary. ning or right after the engine
for leakage or breakage. is stopped. Open the radia-
► REPLACEMENT tor cap only after the engine
1. Open the radiator cap and the is stopped and fully cooled
drain plug to completely drain the down.
water from the radiator. [Otherwise]
Hot water will splash and may
cause burn injury.

OTHERS
RADIATOR SCREEN AND AIR
CLEANER
► Handling of Anti-Freeze CAUTION
Anti-freeze has an effect of lowering
the freezing point of water. This trac- • When replacing the coolant,
tor is filled with international genu- add anti-corrosive solution
ine anti-freeze when delivered from and run the engine for about
the factory. As the freezing point may five minutes to mix it with the
differ depending on the mixture ra- water.
tio, refer to the following table in very • For correct mixture ratio, refer
cold weather to ensure safety. to the manufacturer’s instruc- 1
tions.
• When refilling the coolant, add BR25O715A
► Anti-Freeze Mixture Ratio only tap water. (1) Air Cleaner

• As anti-freeze expires in one
Outdoor year, replace the coolant every
23 14 5 -4 -13 -22
Temp (‘F)
year. The Air cleaner removes the dust
mixed in the intake air, thereby pre-
Ratio (%) 82 73 66 61 55 49 venting abrasion of cylinder liners
and piston rings to keep the engine
Anti- in good condition. When working in
Freeze 18 27 34 39 45 51
(%) dusty environments clean the air fil-
ter every 50 hours and replace it ev-
ery 400 hours.
In normal working environments,
clean the air filter every 100 hours
and replace it every 1,000 hours. If
the running hours are shorter, re-
place the element after one year.

BATTERY
► CLEANING OF AIR CLEANER

DANGER
Open the cover and take out the ele-
ment. Blow air inside the element or • Avoid heat when checking or
shake it to take the dust off the ele- charging the battery.
Either
ment. Be careful to avoid damage to Terminal [Otherwise]
is ok.
the pins. The battery may explode and
cause burns or other injury.
► C L E A N I N G O F R A D I AT O R
SCREEN CAUTION
Pull out the air cleaner fixing band
for radiator disassembly. Pull up the
BR25O716A
• When connecting the battery
radiator cleaner in the direction of ar- cable, connect the (+) terminal
row mark and unfold it upward and first. When disconnecting the
pull out upward. cable, disconnect the (-) termi-
1. When replacing the battery, make nal first.
Remove straw and dust. Clean it be-
fore and after work. sure to install the battery of the [Otherwise]
same capacity as designated in There is a risk of getting burnt
the instruction manual. 7
due to shorting of the battery.
2. To preserve the environment and
to recycle resources, do not dis-
card the old battery and hand it
over to the battery dealer for prop-
er disposal.

ADJUSTING PARKING BRAKE FUEL PIPES AND HOSES
Check for damage to fuel hoses,

steering wheel hoses (pipe), and ra-
diator hoses, and see if there is any
1 leakage or loosening of bolts.
Replace the pipes and hoses every
two years even though they are not
damaged.
1
CAUTION
BR25O717A BR25O718A • When replacing the fuel hose,
drain air.
(1) Parking Brake Lever (1) Parking Brake Cable
DANGER
1. Unscrew fixing nuts of parking 2. Tighten fixing nuts of parking • Inspect the condition of the
brake cable with parking brake re- brake cable and fix them at posi- fuel hoses and check for fuel
leased. tion where clearance amount is leakage from any damaged
0.8~1 in (20~25 mm) from the end parts of the hoses.
of parking brake lever. [Otherwise]
There is a risk of fire.

ELECTRICAL CABLES GREASING
Open the hood of the engine and Apply grease every 50 hours. Check the relevant parts before starting work
check if any cable is in contact with everyday and add grease as necessary. After working on wet areas, make
other parts, or if any insulation is sure to apply grease to the tractor.
peeled off or damaged, or any con-
tact is loosened.
Damaged cables must be repaired
by an authorized dealer. Arrange for
periodic maintenance for cables ev-
ery 50 hours or once a year even
thought the cables are not damaged.
DANGER
• Before starting to work every- BR25O719A BR25O721A
day, check if any cable is in
(1) Front Axle Support (1) Tie Rod LH / RH
contact with other parts, or if
any insulation is peeled off or
damaged, or any contact is 7
loosened.
• Before and after work, remove
any straw or dust on the bat-
tery or cables.
BR25O720A BR25O722A
(1) Lift Link (R) (1) Lift Link (L)

CLUTCH HST PEDAL
MANUAL HST 3. Tighten fix bolt.

4. Run engine and check moving
Turn CW Turn
Turn CCW
CW without HST pedal operation.
Forward Backward
5. If machine should move after ad-
justment repeat 1 to 4 steps.
Clutch pedal
Free play 0.1~0.14 in.
1
BR25O723A
(1) Clutch Pedal

(A) Free Play : 0.1~1.4 in (2.5~35.6 mm)
2
BR25O724A
Depress the clutch pedal and check
if the free play is as required. If not, (1) Neutral Adjust Shaft (B) Fox Bolt
adjust the free play with the stopper
bolt and cable. After you adjust free
When machine is move without de-
play, make sure to retighten the re-
pressing HST pedals, need to adjust
taining nut.
as below HST pedal adjustment pro-
cedure.
1. Release fix bolt
2. Turn neutral shaft slightly to CW
or CCW (CW – Forward, CCW –
Backward)

STEERING WHEEL BRAKE
A WARNING
• Check if the steering wheel vi-
brates severely or has no free
1 play. Otherwise, there is a risk
of accident.
1
Brake Pedals
A
Free Play 0.2~0.4 [5~10mm]
BR25O725A BR25O726A
(1) Steering Handle (1) Brake Pedal

(A) Free Play : 0.8~ 2.0 in (20.3 ~50.8 mm) (A) Free Play : 0.2 in~ 0.4 in (5~10.2 mm)
When the steering wheel is turned

WARNING
lightly, there should be free play
0.8~2.0 in. If the extent of the free • Check the brakes to avoid
play exceeds this range, the steer- one-sided braking. Otherwise, 7
ing wheel may feel heavy or the trac- there is a risk of accident.
tor may not move straight. If the free • If the extent of free play differ-
play is not normal, have it fixed at ent between the two brakes
your nearest authorized dealer. pedals, one-sided braking will
occur. Make sure that the free
play of both brake pedals is
the same.

FAN BELT
• In this case, the free play of the

brake pedal is 0.2~0.4 in (5~10 1
mm).
• Adjust both of the brake pedals.
BR25O727B BR25O728A
(1) Brake Rod (1) Fan Belt

(2) Nut
After removing right side of dash-

►How to adjust brake free board, loosen fixing nut and adjust
play stopper bolt so that the gap between
stopper bolt head and brake ped-
1. Remove dashboard. al arm is 0~0.02 in (0~0.5 mm) and
2. Loosen fixing nut. tighten the fixing nut again.
3. Adjust stopper bolt so that the gap Open the engine hood and press the
between bolt head and brake ped- middle of fan belt with finger to see
al arm is 0~0.02 in (0~0.5 mm). if the belt sags about 0.4~0.6 in or
4. Tighten the fixing nut. if there is any damage to the belt. If
the sagging is not correct, loosen the

AIR COMPRESSOR BELT
generator bolt and move the gener- CAUTION

ator to adjust the tension of the fan
belt. If the fan belt still slips after the • Carry out inspection or main-
generator is moved to the maximum, tenance after the engine if ful-
replace the belt with a new one. New ly cooled down.
belts must be inspected after 50 [Otherwise]
hours of use. There is a risk of getting burnt
CAUTION
• Carry out inspection or main- BR25O729A
tenance after the engine if ful-
(1) Air Compressor Belt
ly cooled down.
[Otherwise]
There is a risk of getting burnt. Check if belt is sagging for about
0.39~0.6 in (10~15 mm) or check for
any damage to the belt by opening
bonnet and engine side cover and 7
pressing the middle of fan belt.
When it is not sagging enough, ad-
just tension by using adjusting bolt at
the front of compressor.
Change the belt when tension can-
not be adjusted even when the bolt
is tightened as much as possible.

TOE-IN FUSE & FUSIBLE LINKS
F
B
A
R
(F) Front (R) Rear (1) Nut (1) Main Fuse (2) Relay Box
►Checking ►Adjusting Stop the engine and check the main

If the toe-in is not properly aligned, If not, loosen nuts at the end of the fuse. (Fusible link)
the steering wheel may be uncon- cylinder rod on both sides and adjust Open the fuse box cover and check
trollable or the tractor may produce the length of the screws. Tighten the the fuses. Replace any burnt-out fus-
an abnormal vibration. Measure the nuts when the toe-in is 0.16~0.3 in es with new ones of required capaci-
distance A and the distance B of the (4~8 mm). ty.
front wheels and see if the different Left and right adjustment of screw A fusible link is a type of fuse, which
between the two measurements is length must be same. burns and disconnects the current in
0.16~0.3 in (4~8 mm).
the event of excessive current flowing
in the circuit , if plastic coating is dis-
colored when it is cut off, it should be
inspected by a authorized dealer.

tires pressure
COLOR OF EXHAUST GAS
The exhaust gas may be a little black

at the time of starting the engine, but
normally its color is clear.
• Black – incomplete combustion
due to too much fuel intake.
• White – misfiring or cold tempera-
ture.
• Blue – burning of engine oil Low Standard High
If the color of the exhaust gas remains
BR25O734A
BR25O733A black or white during operation, have
(1) Fusible Links the tractor inspected at your nearest
authorized dealer.
If the fuse burns immediately after Adjust air pressure in front and rear
being replaced, it must be checked tires to standard pressure.
by the authorized dealer. Also, check if there are any cracks on 7
the tires. When front wheels are put
WARNING under a load of the front weights or a
• When replacing the fuse, use front loader, air pressure in the front
only the on of the same capac- wheels must be adjusted to the maxi-
ity. mum in the chart as followed.

[Air pressure in tires]

Air pressure
(psi)
With Front 29
Implement Rear 19
With Front 44
loader Rear 29
[Torque of wheel bolts]

Type Torque (lb-ft)
Front wheel 130 ~ 145
Rear wheel 130 ~ 145

8. TROUBLE SHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING...............................................................................8-2
ENGINE..........................................................................................................................8-2
CLUTCH AND BRAKE....................................................................................................8-4
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM...................................................................................................8-5
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM..................................................................................................8-6

TROUBLESHOOTING
ENGINE
If the tractor is not working properly, stop the engine and carry out an inspection based on the following table.
SITUATION INSPECTION ITEM SOLUTION
1. The motor does not start when the main • Are you depressing the clutch? • Depress the clutch fully and turn the
switch is turned to START. main switch to START
• Is the battery solution enough? • Fill the battery solution and fully charge
• Is the battery discharged? the battery.
• Is the battery terminal loosened or cor- • Clean and tighten the terminals. Apply
roded? grease to avoid rust
• Is the main fuse burnt out? • Replace the fuse
• Is the key switch broken? • Contact the dealer for repair or replace-
ment.
• Is the starting motor out of order? • Contact the dealer for repair or replace-
ment.
2. The motor starts, nut the engine does • Is the fuel tank empty? • Fill up the fuel tank and drain the air.
not start. • Is the fuel mixed with air? • Drain the air from the fuel.
• Does the engine run only when the re- • Charge the battery.
ducer lever is pulled?
• Is the fuel cock on “C”? • Put the fuel cock on “O”
3. The engine revolution is irregular. • Is the air mixed in the fuel system? • Drain the water and replace the fuel.
• Is the injection nozzle clogged? • Have the injection nozzle repaired or re-
placed
• Is the fuel filter clogged? • Have the fuel filter washed or replaced.

TROUBLE SHOOTING 8-
SITUATION INSPECTION ITEM SOLUTION

4. The engine is over heated • Is the coolant lever low? • Refill the coolant.
• Is the fan belt slack or damaged? • Adjust or replace the fan belt.
• Is the radiator fin clogged? • Clean the radiator fin.
• Is the engine oil lever low? • Refill the engine oil.
• Is the engine running under too much • Reduce the load.
load?
5. The engine power is too weak. • Is the air cleaner clogged? • Inspect the air cleaner
• Is the nozzle stained with carbon? • Contact the dealer for repair
• Is the compression force weak?
• Is the valve clearance adjusted properly?
• Is the injection timing bad?
6. Coolant warning lamp is in during oper- • Is the coolant level in the reservoir low? • Refill the coolant
ation.
7. Engine oil warning lamp is on during op- • Is the engine oil level low? • Refill the engine oil
eration. • Is the viscosity of the engine oil low? • Replace the engine oil with the one with
proper viscosity.
• Is the pressure switch out of order? • Replace the switch
• Is the oil pump out of order? • Contact dealer for repair 8
8. Thermostat lamp is not turned on. • Is the fuse burnt our? • Replace the fuse
9. Battery warning lamp is on during oper- • Is the regulator (current limit) out of or- • Contact dealer for repair
ation. der?
• Is the fan belt slack or damaged? • Adjust or replace the fan belt

CLUTCH AND BRAKE
Situation Inspection item Solution

1. The clutch slips or cannot be discon- • Is the extent of free play of the clutch
nected pedal proper?
• Adjust the free play of the pedal
2. The brake does not work or works on • Is the extent of free play of the brake
one side. pedal proper?
• Adjust the free play of the pedal
• Is the brake pedal return spring dam-
3. The brake pedal squeaks and does not aged?
• Replace the spring
return well
• Is each part well greased? • Remove the rust and apply grease.

TROUBLE SHOOTING 8-
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM

1. The implement cannot be lifted • Is the hydraulic stop/slow return control • Put the hydraulic stop/slow return control
dial is in all the way right? dial turn to left.
• Is the hydraulic stop/slow return valve • Put the hydraulic stop/slow return valve
put to “Close”? to “Open.”
• Is the transmission fluid level low? • Refill the transmission fluid.
• Tighten the filter case or connection
• Is the air taken in the intake pipe sys- parts. Replace the pipe or O-ring if dam-
tem?
aged.
• Is the oil filter clogged? • Clean or replace it.
• Is the hydraulic pump defective? • Contact the dealer for repair.
• Is the hydraulic pump out of order? • Contact the dealer for repair.
• Is the control valve dusty or is the O-ring
damaged?
• Contact the dealer for repair.
2. The implement cannot be lowered. • Is the cylinder damaged? • Contact the dealer for repair.
• Is the hydraulic stop/slow return valve • Put the hydraulic stop/slow return valve
put to “Close”? to “Open.”
• Is the control valve dusty or stuck with
foreign substance?
• Consult the dealer for repair.
• Is the cylinder damaged? • Consult the dealer for repair. 8
• Is the position control lever on the shal- • Move the position control lever to the re-
lowest position? leasing direction.

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

1. The headlamp will not turn on. • Is the bulb burnt out? • Replace the bulb.
• Is the fuse burnt out? • Replace the fuse.
• Is the cable separated from the socket? • Inspect cable.
2. The direction indicator lamp will not op- • Is the bulb burnt out? • Replace the bulb.
erate.
• Is the flasher unit defective? • Replace the flasher unit.
• Inspect and clean the grounding and ter-
• Is the contact in bad condition? minals.
3. The lamps will not turn on. • Is the bulb burnt out? • Replace the bulb.
• Is the contact of the cable in bad condition? • Inspect the cable and secure the contact.
• In the switch defective? • Replace the switch.
• Connect the grounding cable securely to
• Is the grounding in bad condition? the body.
• Is the battery discharged? • Charge the battery.
4. The horn does not sound. • Is the fuse burnt out? • Replace the fuse.
• Is the horn switch contact in bad condition? • Inspect the horn switch.

9. SPECIFICATION
SPECIFICATIONS......................................................................................9-2

SPECIFICATIONS
[CABIN]
MODEL 5025C 5825C 6225C
1. Drive System 4 Wheel Drive

Overall Length in. (mm) 138.2 (3,511)
Overall Width in. (mm) 56.5 ~ 79.2 (1,434 ~ 2,012)
Overall Height in. (mm) 89.2 ~ 95.2 (2,266 ~ 2,419)
2. Dimensions
Wheelbase in. (mm) 70.9 (1,800)
Ground Clearance in. (mm) 7.9 ~ 13.8 (201 ~ 351)
Weight lbs (kg) 4,442 (2,015)

SPECIFICATION 9-
MODEL 5025C 5825C 6225C
Model A2300N2 A2300T3 A2300T1

Type(*) Vertical, 4 Cycle, Water Cooled, Diesel, EPA Tier Certified
Combustion System Swirl chamber
Aspiration Naturally Turbo Charged
Engine Output HP (kw) 47 (35) 55 (40.5) 59(43.4)
3. Engine Engine RPM rpm 2,600
No of Cylinder 4
Bore x Stroke In. (mm) 3.46 x 3.7 (88 x 94)
Displacement cu in (cc) 139.5 (2,286)
Type of air cleaner Dry, Double Filter Elements
Fuel tank capacity gal (L) 12 (45)
Alternator Amps 70
4. Electronic
Battery Volt 12
5. Steering Hydrostatic
6. Clutch Dry, Single 9
7. Brake Wet Disc, Band Brake

MODEL 5025C 5825C 6225C
Main Shifting Fully Synchronized (4 speed)

Forward Reverse Method Synchro-shuttle
8. Transmission
Gear Shifting (Front x Rear) F12 X R12
Travel Speed Mph (km/h) Forward : 1.14 ~ 20 (1.83 ~ 32.2) / Reserve : 1.09 ~ 19.1 (1.75 ~ 30.8)
Type Independent P.T.O. (6 Spline shaft)
9. PTO Speed rpm 540 / 790
PTO Power @ 2,600 rpm HP(KW) 42 (31) 47.5 (35) 54 (39.7)
Type Position control
3 Point Hitch Telescopic lower link / Telescopic stabilizers
10. Hydraulic
Category Category I
System
Pump Flow @ Steering Pump 5 GPM (7.2cc/rev)
2,500 rpm Main Pump 11.1 GPM (16cc/rev)
※ Specifications are subject to change without notice. Contact your local McCormick dealer for more information.

SPECIFICATION 9-
[Rear ROPS]
MODEL 3125R 3625R 4125R 5025R 5825R 6225R

2. Dimensions
4,053 4,063 4,118 4,123
Weight lbs (kg) ← ←
(1,838) (1,843) (1,868) (1,870)
[MID ROPS]
MODEL 3125R 3625R 4125R 5025R 5825R 6225R

2. Dimensions 9
3,880 3,961
Weight lbs (kg) ← ← ← ←
(1,760) (1,797)

MODEL 3125R 3625R 4125R 5025R 5825R 6225R
Model A1700N3 A1700N2 A1700T A2300N2 A2300T3 A2300T1

Aspiration Naturally ← Turbo Naturally Turbo Charged
Engine Output HP (kw) 31 (23.1) 35 (26.1) 40 (29.8) 47 (35) 55 (40.5) 59 (43.4)
3. Engine Engine RPM rpm 2,600
No of Cylinder 3 4
Bore x Stroke In. (mm) 3.3 x 3.7 (84 x 3.46 x 3.7 (88 x 94)
Displacement cu in (cc) 95.3 (1,562) 104.6 (1,714) 139.5 (2,286)
Fuel tank capacity gal (L) 12 (45)
Alternator Amps 12V - 45A
4. Electronic
Battery Volt 12
5. Steering Hydrostatic
6. Clutch Dry, Single
7. Brake Wet Dise

SPECIFICATION 9-
MODEL 3125R 3625R 4125R 5025R 5825R 6225R
Main Shifting Fully Synchronized (4 speed)

Forward Reverse Method Synchro-shuttle
8. Transmission
Gear Shifting (Front x Rear) F12 X R12
Travel Speed Mph (km/h) Forward : 1.14 ~ 20 (1.83 ~ 32.2) / Reserve : 1.09 ~ 19.1 (1.75 ~ 30.8)
Type Independent P.T.O. (6 Spline shaft)
PTO Power @ 2,600 rpm HP (KW) 26.5 (19.5) 29 (22) 35.5 (26.1) 42 (31) 47.5 (35) 54 (39.7)
Type Position control
10. Hydraulic
Category Category I
System
Pump Flow @ Steering Pump 4.8 GPM (7 cc/rev) 5 GPM (7.2cc/rev)
2,500 rpm Main Pump 8.9 GPM (13 cc/rev) 11.1 GPM (16cc/rev)

[HST]
MODEL 4125H 5025H / 5025CH 5825H / 5825CH 6225H / 6225CH

2. Dimensions
Weight lbs (kg) 4,442 (2,015)

SPECIFICATION 9-
MODEL 4125H 5025H / 5025CH 5825H / 5825CH 6225H / 6225CH
Model A1700N2 A2300N2 A2300T3 A2300T1

Aspiration Naturally Naturally Turbo Charged
Engine Output HP (kw) 35 (26.1) 47 (35) 55 (40.5) 59 (43.4)
3. Engine
Engine RPM rpm 2,600
No of Cylinder 4
Bore x Stroke In. (mm) 3.46 x 3.7 (88 X 94)
Displacement cu in (cc) 139.5 (2,286)
Fuel tank capacity gal (L) 9.3 (35)
Alternator Amps 70
4. Electronic
Battery Volt 12
5. Steering Hydrostatic 9
6. Clutch Dry, Single
7. Brake Wet Disc, Band Brake

Model 4125H 5025H / 5025CH 5825H / 5825CH 6225H / 6225CH
Main Shifting HST
8. Transmis- Forward Reverse Method -

sion Gear Shifting (Front x Rear) 3 Range
Travel Speed Mph (Kmh) Forward : 1.14 ~ 20 (1.83 ~ 32.2) / Reserve : 1.09 ~ 19.1 (1.75 ~ 30.8)
Type Independent PTO (6 Spline shaft)
PTO Power @ 2,600 rpm HP (KW) 29 (22) 42 (31) 47.5 (35) 51 (37.8)
Type Position Control
10. H
ydraulic Category Category I
System
Pump Flow Steering Pump 5 GPM (7.2cc/rev)
@ 2,600 rpm Main Pump 11.1 GPM (16cc/rev)

10. INDEX
INDEX......................................................................................................10-2
10

NUMERIC CHECKING BEFORE OPERATION........................................5-2

3PT POSITION CONTROL LEVER......................................4-16 CLIMATE CONTROL.............................................................4-21
CLUTCH................................................................................7-16
a CLUTCH AND BRAKE............................................................8-4
ABOUT WARRANTY...............................................................2-1 CLUTCH PEDAL...................................................................4-13
ACCELATOR PEDAL............................................................4-14 COLOR OF EXHAUST GAS.................................................7-21
ACCELERATOR LEVER.........................................................4-4 COOLANT............................................................................. 7-11
ADJUSTING PARKING BRAKE............................................7-14 CRUISE CONTROL SWITCH.................................................4-6
ADJUSTING THE LOWEIRNG SPEED OF THE IMPMENT 5-13
ADJUSTING WHEEL TREAD...............................................5-20 d
AFTER USING THE MACHINE.............................................1-13 DIFFERENTIAL GEAR LOCK...............................................5-16
AIR COMPRESSOR BELT....................................................7-19 DIFFERENTIAL LOCK PEDAL..............................................4-19
DIRECTOR LAMP S/W...........................................................4-5
b DPF Lamp.............................................................................4-12
BATTERY..............................................................................7-13 DRAINING AIR IN FUEL LINE..............................................7-10
BATTERY CHARGING LAMP............................................... 4-11 DRIVING ON THE ROAD......................................................5-14
BEFORE USING THE MACHINE............................................1-2 DRIVING ON THE SLOPE....................................................5-14
BRAKE..................................................................................7-17
BRaKE LAMP........................................................................4-23 e
BRaKE PEDALS AND COUPLER........................................4-13 ELECTRICAL CABLES.........................................................7-15
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM...........................................................8-6
c EMERGENCY LAMP SWITCH...............................................4-7
CARRYING THE LOAD.........................................................5-24 ENGINE...................................................................................8-2
CHECKING AND CHANGING OF OIL....................................7-6 ENGINE HOUR METER..........................................................4-9

INDEX 10-
ENGINE OIL............................................................................7-6 h
ENGINE OIL FILTER...............................................................7-9 HANDLING LARGE HEAVY OBJECTS................................5-25
ENGINE OIL PRESSURE LAMP.......................................... 4-11 HEAD LAMP & HORN S/W.....................................................4-5
ENGINE RPM INDICATOR.....................................................4-9 HEAD LAMP (HIGH BEAM)..................................................4-12
ENTERING AND LEAVING THE PAVEMENT......................5-15 How to fold down the ROPS......................................5-26
EXTERIOR VIEW....................................................................3-2 How to fold down the ROPS......................................5-27
HST PEDAL...........................................................................7-16
f HYDRAULIC SYSTEM............................................................8-5
F/R SHUTTLE LEVER............................................................4-4
FAN BELT..............................................................................7-18 i
FILTERS / COOLANT REPLACEMENT..................................7-9 INDEX...................................................................................10-1
F-R HST PEDAL(HST)..........................................................4-14 INDEX...................................................................................10-2
FRONT AXLE FLIUD...............................................................7-8 INSTALLING 3POINT LINK...................................................5-18
FUCTION.................................................................................4-1 INSTRUMENT PANEL.............................................................4-8
FUEL FILTER........................................................................7-10
FUEL GAUGE....................................................................... 4-11 l
FUEL PIPES AND HOSES....................................................7-14 LEVER OPERATION (L)......................................................4-17
FUEL, OIL AND COOLANT CHART........................................7-5 LEVER OPERATION (R).......................................................4-15
FUSE & FUSIBLE LINKS......................................................7-20 LOADER OPERATION..........................................................5-23
g m
GENERAL PRECAUTIONS....................................................1-1 MAIN GEAR SHIFT LEVER..................................................4-15
GREASING...........................................................................7-15 MAIN KEY SWITCH................................................................4-3
10
MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK..............................................6-1

m PRECAUTIONS IN INCLINED AREA....................................1-17

MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK..............................................6-2 PRE-HEAT LAMP..................................................................4-10
MAINTENANCE BEFORE OPERATING...............................1-18 PTO LAMP............................................................................4-10
MAINTENANCE FOR PROLONGED STORAGE...................6-2 PTO LEVER..........................................................................4-18
MFWD LEVER.......................................................................4-18 PTO POSITION.......................................................................4-9
MID REMOTE VALVE JOYSTICK.........................................4-15 PTO SHIFT SWITCH...............................................................4-6
PTO SPECIFICATIONS & PRECAUTIONS.........................5-22
o
OIL, GREASE AND ANTI-FREEZE CHART............................7-4 R
OPERATION & WORK............................................................5-1 RADIATOR SCREEN AND AIR CLEANER...........................7-12
OTHERS................................................................................1-19 RANGE SHIFT LEVER..........................................................4-16
OTHERS................................................................................7-12 REAR REMOTE CONTOL LEVER (I,II)................................4-17
OVERVIEW OF SAFETY DECAL.........................................1-30 REVERSE DRIVE LAMP.......................................................4-23
OVERVIEW OF THE TRACTOR.............................................3-1 ROPS FOLDING METHOD...................................................5-26
p s
PARK BRaKE LEVER...........................................................4-17 SEAT ADJUSTMENT............................................................4-22
PARTS FOR OTHER.............................................................4-19 SEAT BELT............................................................................4-21
PEDALS................................................................................4-13 SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................9-1
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT...................7-1 SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................9-2
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE...............................7-2 STARTING / STOPPING THE ENGINE..................................5-9
POWER OUT 12V.................................................................4-19 STEERING WHEEL..............................................................7-17
POWER STEERING..............................................................5-21 STEERING WHEEL TILT LEVER............................................4-5
PRECAUTION FOR PROLONGED STORAGE....................1-15 Stop/SLOW RETURN VALVE.............................................4-18
PRECAUTIONS FOR CONNECTING THE IMPLEMENT.....5-20 SWITCHES AND LEVERS......................................................4-3

INDEX 10-
t
TAIL LAMP.............................................................................4-23
tires pressure...............................................................7-21
TO ENSURE SAFE OPERATION...........................................1-2
TO RAISE OR LOWER THE IMPLEMENT...........................5-13
TO START THE ENGINE......................................................5-10
TO STOP THE ENGINE........................................................5-12
TOE-IN..................................................................................7-20
TOWNING INSTRUCTIONS.................................................5-22
TRACTOR LOADING /UNLOADING.....................................5-17
TRANSMISSION / HYD OIL FLUID........................................7-7
TRANSMISSION OIL FILTER.................................................7-9
TROUBLE SHOOTING...........................................................2-2
TROUBLESHOOTING............................................................8-1
TROUBLESHOOTING............................................................8-2
TURNING ON THE PAVEMENT...........................................5-16
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WARRANTY............................................................................2-2
WATER TEMP GAUGE.........................................................4-12
WHILE WORKING................................................................. 1-11
WIPER SWITCH....................................................................4-20
WORK LAMP.........................................................................4-24
10
WORK LAMP SWITCH.........................................................4-19


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PREFACE

THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING A BRANSON 25 SERIES TRACTOR.

► BEFORE USE, READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS MANUAL COMPLETE.

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 OVERVIEW OF THE TRACTOR. ........................................... 3

 OPERATION & WORK. .......................................................... 5

 MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK............................................. 6

 PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENT. ................ 7

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GENERAL PRECAUTIONS.......................... 1-1 SWITCHES AND LEVERS................................4-3

TO ENSURE SAFE OPERATION................1-2 MAIN KEY SWITCH............................................... 4-3

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HEAD LAMP (HIGH BEAM)................................. 4-12 PTO LEVER......................................................... 4-18

PEDALS..........................................................4-13 PARTS FOR OTHER.......................................4-19

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TO STOP THE ENGINE....................................... 5-12 TOWING INSTRUCTIONS................................... 5-22

DIFFERENTIAL GEAR LOCK........................5-16 MAINTENANCE AFTER WORK................... 6-1

INSTALLING 3-POINT LINK...........................5-18 MAINTENANCE FOR PROLONGED STORAGE.........6-2

PRECAUTIONS FOR PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND

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FUEL, OIL AND COOLANT CHART................7-5 CLUTCH............................................................... 7-16

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Engine Oil Pressure

Direction Lamp (RH) PTO Battery Charging Lamp

Low Beam Parking Brake 4WD

High Beam Preheat

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TO ENSURE SAFE OPERATION.........................................................1-2

OVERVIEW OF SAFETY DECAL..................................................1-30

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TO ENSURE SAFE OPERATION

Make sure to observe the instruction

Beware of exhaust gas;

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WARNING WARNING WARNING

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WARNING WARNING WARNING

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WARNING WARNING WARNING

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WARNING WARNING Treatment of hazardous materials

Keep children away from the Properly train anyone operating:

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CAUTION CAUTION CAUTION

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CAUTION WARNING WARNING

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DANGER WARNING WARNING