Case IH Tractor Magnum Mid Range 180,190,210,225 Z9rh06000~Powershift & CVT Operator’s Manual
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Case IH Tractor Magnum Mid Range 180,190,210,225- Z9rh06000~Powershift & CVT Operator’s Manual_84337988
Size : 44.6 MB
Format : PDF
Language : English
Number of Pages : 487 pages
Brand: Case IH
Type of machine: Tractor
Type of document: Operator’s Manual
Model: Magnum™ 180, Magnum™ 190, Magnum™ 210, Magnum™ 225
Part No: 84337988
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- This manual contains important information about the safe operation, adjustment and routine maintenance of your Magnum series tractor. The manual is divided into eleven chapters as outlined in the table of contents. Refer to the index at the end of this manual for locating specific items about your tractor. Do NOT operate or permit anyone to operate or service this machine until you or the other persons have read this manual.
- Use only trained operators who have demonstrated the ability to operate and service this machine correctly and safely. This Operator’s Manual is to be stored in the manual compartment behind the operator’s seat in the vehicle. Make sure this manual is in good condition. Contact your dealer to obtain additional manuals.
- Contact your dealer for any further information or assistance about your machine. Your dealer has approved service parts. Your dealer has technicians with special training that know the best methods of repair and maintenance for your tractor.
- Magnum series tractors with standard equipment and authorized attachments, are intended to be used for customary farming and related agriculture operations. Farming implements and attachments for loading and moving materials can be used on the tractor where recommended and approved by CASE IH.
- Installation of utility (dozer) blades, tile plows, or push bars on the tractor is not recommended. Any tractor damage resulting from the installation and/or use of such equipment is not covered by the tractor warranty.
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Case IH Tractor Magnum Mid Range 180,190,210,225- Z9rh06000~Powershift & CVT Operator’s Manual_84337988
1 GENERAL INFORMATION
Safety rules and signal word definitions 1-1
Read the Operators Manual 1-2
Proposition 65 1-2
Product identification1-3
Note to the Owner1-4
Tractor intended use1-4
Manual storage1-5
Product identification1-6
Component location 1-8
2 SAFETY INFORMATION
Safety rules – General 2-1
Safety rules – Air conditioning system2-1
Safety rules – Basic operating 2-2
Safety rules – Battery 2-2
Safety rules – Driving on public roads 2-4
Safety rules – Electrical storm safety 2-4
Safety rules – Fire prevention2-4
Safety rules – General maintenance 2-5
Safety rules – Hazardous chemicals 2-6
Safety rules – Implements, tools and trailers2-6
Safety rules – Instructional seat 2-7
Safety rules – Mounting and dismounting2-7
Safety rules – Operator presence system2-7
Safety rules – PTO operation2-8
Safety rules – Roll over and tip over 2-8
Safety rules – Utility power lines2-9
Safety rules – Wheels and tires 2-9
ROPS and CSF 2-10
Safety decals 2-11
3 CONTROLS/INSTRUMENTS
ACCESS TO OPERATOR’S PLATFORM
Tractor access3-1
OPERATOR’S SEAT
Overview 3-2
Control identification 3-3
INSTRUCTOR’S SEAT
Overview 3-6
FORWARD CONTROLS
Steering column 3-7
Front console3-10
Pedal controls 3-12
LH SIDE CONTROLS
Hand brake 3-14
RH SIDE CONTROLS
Armrest console3-15
Multi-function handle 3-16
Minimum/maximum rpm throttles3-21
Control panel3-23
Remote valve controls 3-33
Joystick3-34
Armrest compartment3-35
Adjusting the armrest console 3-36
REARWARD CONTROLS
Fender console 3-37
Automatic temperature controls 3-40
Automatic temperature control system 3-43
Ventilation3-44
OVERHEAD CONTROLS
Interior lamps3-46
EXTERIOR CONTROLS
Rear fender 3-47
INSTRUMENT CLUSTER
Overview 3-48
Gauges3-48
Status and warning icons 3-49
Upper display3-52
Lower display3-54
Keypad3-55
Standard instrumentation 3-57
Performance instrumentation 3-64
4 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
COMMISSIONING THE UNIT
Before starting the engine4-1
STARTING THE UNIT
Normal engine starting4-4
Cold starting aids4-6
Cold temperature operation 4-7
STOPPING THE UNIT
Stopping the engine4-9
MOVING THE UNIT
FULL POWERSHIFT TRANSMISSION 4-10
Powershift transmission 4-10
Inching pedal and throttle 4-11
Transmission controls4-12
Upper display4-15
Driving the vehicle 4-16
Autoshift road and field 4-18
Go To feature4-23
Speed matching4-23
Setting reverse gear ratios 4-25
Transmission errors and calibration 4-26
Creeper gears 4-27
CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE TRANSMISSION (CVT) 4-28
CVT brake, pedal and throttle operation 4-28
CVT transmission operation4-32
CVT transmission controls 4-34
CVT transmission display 4-38
CVT speed matching 4-41
CVT transmission error codes4-42
POWERSHIFT AND CVT TRANSMISSIONS 4-43
Mechanical front drive (MFD) 4-43
Differential lock system 4-45
Suspended axle4-47
Engine power management4-49
Ride control 4-51
Constant engine speed 4-52
Electronic end of row system 4-55
PARKING THE UNIT
Park brake and electronic park lock (EPL)4-66
5 TRANSPORT OPERATIONS
ROAD TRANSPORT
Tractor warning lamps and SMV symbol5-1
Wide transport marker light 5-2
Tractor warning lamps 5-4
Safe transport speed 5-5
Implement warning lamps and SMV symbol 5-6
Safety chain 5-7
SHIPPING TRANSPORT
Securing the tractor for shipping 5-8
RECOVERY TRANSPORT
Safety rules5-9
6 WORKING OPERATIONS
GENERAL INFORMATION
Before operating the vehicle6-1
Guidelines 6-2
REAR PTO
Safety rules 6-3
Connecting the PTO 6-6
PTO operation 6-8
Two speed PTO systems 6-10
Auto PTO operation 6-11
PTO fender switch operation 6-14
THREE POINT HITCH
Connecting three-point hitch implements6-15
Three-point hitch adjustments6-16
Hitch controls and settings6-23
Draft control6-29
Position and ride control 6-32
DRAWBARS AND TOWING ATTACHMENTS
Safety rules 6-34
Adjusting the drawbar 6-35
HYDRAULIC TRAILER BRAKES
Trailer brake connections 6-37
AUXILIARY POWER CONNECTIONS
Auxiliary power and lighting 6-38
Cab power connections6-40
HYDRAULIC REMOTE CONTROL VALVES
Valve couplers and connections 6-42
Transport lock 6-47
Operating the controls 6-48
Remote valve display screens 6-53
Rear fender controls6-56
Joystick operation6-57
BALLASTING THE TRACTOR
Guidelines 6-62
Tire load and inflation charts 6-66
Weights, cast metal and liquid 6-72
Wheel slip and power hop performance 6-80
MECHANICAL FRONT DRIVE (MFD) AXLES
Tire combinations and tread positions6-82
Toe-in setting – MFD front axles 6-87
Steering and oscillation stops6-88
Tread and fender settings – standard MFD axles 6-92
REAR AXLE
Rear wheel installation 6-98
Rear wheel tread settings6-100
Rear axle installation (axle with keyway)6-105
Rear wheel tread settings (axle with keyway) 6-110
MFD lead/lag calculation 6-114
7 MAINTENANCE
GENERAL INFORMATION
Safety rules7-1
Opening the hood 7-2
Closing the hood7-3
Battery access and service 7-4
Tire and rim service7-6
Tractor jacking points 7-8
Capacities7-10
Consumables7-12
Electrical component location 7-16
MAINTENANCE CHART
Maintenance Chart7-20
At warning message display
Air filter service icon/message7-21
Fuel filter water separator 7-25
Every 10 hours or daily
Engine coolant level 7-26
Engine oil level 7-26
Windshield washer fluid level 7-27
First 50 hours
Dealer performed service 7-28
Every 50 hours
Coolers and condenser 7-29
Cab air filter 7-31
Grease fittings 7-34
Wheel bolt torque 7-41
Tire pressure7-42
Every 300 hours
Battery water level7-43
Fan belt7-45
Transmission oil level7-46
Mechanical front drive (MFD) gearbox 7-47
Park brake7-48
Every 600 hours
Engine oil and filter7-49
Hydraulic filter(s) 7-51
Engine primary air filter 7-53
Engine air intake hoses 7-56
Fuel filters7-58
Differential and planetary oil7-60
Every 1200 hours or annually
Cab air filter 7-62
Hydraulic filter(s) 7-64
Rear axle bearing 7-70
Transmission oil7-71
Differential and planetary oil7-74
Mechanical front drive (MFD) gearbox 7-78
Battery water level7-79
Every 1200 hours or two years
Engine coolant 7-81
Engine secondary air filter 7-84
Engine valve adjustment7-87
Blowby filter 7-87
Lubrication filter – CVT transmission7-87
Every 36 months
Air conditioning system 7-88
As required
Pre-filter and water trap 7-89
Fuel tank vent filter7-91
Fan belt7-92
Spark arresting muffler 7-96
Remote valve collection bottle7-98
Cab fabric and carpet7-98
Tractor exterior 7-99
Seat belt 7-100
STORAGE
Preparing for storage 7-101
Removing from storage 7-102
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Radio or audio system 7-104
Battery removal and installation 7-105
Battery – Charging7-107
Head light – Replace7-108
Rear work light – Replace 7-114
Fender tail light and warning light 7-116
Roof front warning and work light 7-118
Roof rear warning light 7-121
High intensity work light7-123
Wide transport marker light 7-125
Rotating beacon light7-126
Interior light – Replace 7-127
8 TROUBLESHOOTING
ALARM(S)
Display warnings 8-1
Automatic engine shut down 8-8
Fault reporting 8-9
SYMPTOM(S)
Engine symptoms8-11
Transmission symptoms 8-13
Hydraulic symptoms 8-14
Hitch symptoms 8-15
Brake symptoms 8-16
Cab environment symptoms 8-16
Electrical power system symptoms8-17
9 SPECIFICATIONS
Engine specifications9-1
Power train specifications 9-2
Operating speeds9-5
Vehicle dimensions and shipping weight 9-8
Maximum operating weight 9-10
10 ACCESSORIES
Front wheel fenders10-1
Farming system displays 10-6
Chemical tank mounting 10-7
Loader connection and operation 10-9
General accessories 10-10
11 FORMS AND DECLARATIONS
First service dealer copy 11-1
First service customer copy 11-3
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