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DRIVING OPERATION
Foot brakes
Foot operated brakes are disc wet-type. The rear wheel
brakes of the tractor are controlled by compressed air
from the tractor's air pressure system, the front wheel
brakes of the tractor are hydraulically controlled by the oil
from the tank located on the right side of the engine.
Caution: If the air pressure in the tractor's air
pressure system is less than 10 bar, the rear wheels
of the tractor are braked irrespective of the hand
brake lever position and the tractor can not be started
until the air pressure in the tractor's air pressure
system reaches at least 10 bar. When attempting to
start the tractor at low air pressure in the tractor's air
pressure system, there is a risk of damage to the
clutch system.
FHD14N086
When driving on the road, both pedals must be locked
together for safety reasons.
Note: When driving from a steep slope with a trailer or
a semi-trailer equipped with air or hydraulic brakes, it is
necessary to brake with the foot operated brake from the
start of descending.
Braking with one brake pedal
FHD18N028
One brake pedal braking is used to brake one rear wheel for easier turning of the tractor. When the tractor is
stationary while the engine is running:
A - By pressing the button turn on the one pedal braking system
B - Release the brake pedals by pulling the latch in the direction of the arrow
C - When the left brake pedal is depressed, only the left rear wheel brakes; when the right brake pedal is
depressed, only the right rear wheel brakes; front and rear brakes for trailers or semi-trailers are not active in
this mode.
Disconnecting the pedals for braking the right or left rear wheel of the tractor use specially off the
road, only when working in the field or ground.
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