Page 1 This versatile tractor is a culmination of the entire tractor and diesel knowledge gained by the Daedong In- dustrial Co.,LTD over the years since 1947 and has been designed with the finest materials and under rigid quality control standards set forth by the KIOTI Engineering Department.
Page 2 ISO 3600 EU StandardS This manual was compiled in compliance with the ISO 3600, standards and the instructions contained here comply with the requirements of the Machinery Directive 2010/52/EU in force in the European Community. For tractors sold or used outside the European Community, local laws will prevail.
Page 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ........ PRECAUTIONS BEFORE OPERATION ..SPECIFICATIONS ..........DESCRIPTION OF OPERATING SYSTEM ..SECTION OPERATION ............ 3- POINT HITCH IMPLEMENT OPERATION .. MAINTENANCE ..........STORAGE AND DISPOSAL ......TROUBLESHOOTING ........INDEX............... M47-EU-00.indd 3 2012-03-14 오후 7:11:08...
Page 4: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ........1-1 PRECAUTIONS BEFORE OPERATION .....2-1 PRECAUTIONS BEFORE OPERATION ....1-2 vEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ..... 2-2 GEnERaL PRECaUTIOnS ..........1-2 PRODUCTIOn nUMbER ..........2-2 EnGInE nUMbER ............2-2 PRECAUTIONS DURING OPERATION ....1-5 TRanSMISSIOn nUMbER ..........2-2 WhEn STaRTInG ThE EnGInE ........
Page 5 TABLE OF CONTENTS TRAvELING SPEED ..........3-12 vIEW ................4-14 TaChOMETER/hOURMETER IMPLEMENT LIMITATIONS ........3-14 InDICaTOR ..............4-16 STanDaRD SIzE by IMPLEMEnT ....... 3-14 FUEL GaUGE ..............4-16 EnGInE COOLanT TEMPERaTURE GaUGE ..... 4-17 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATING SYSTEM ..4-1 EnGInE OIL PRESSURE WaRnInG LaMP ....4-18 baTTERy ChaRGInG LaMP ........
Page 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS OPERATING THE CONTROLS ......4-26 DOUbLE aCTInG LEvER (OPTIOnaL) ....... 4-42 MaIn ShIFT LEvER ............. 4-30 CABIN SYSTEM ............. 4-44 RanGE GEaR ShIFT LEvER ........4-30 InTERIOR DEvICES ............. 4-44 ShUTTLE ShIFT LEvER ..........4-31 ExTERIOR DEvICES ............ 4-45 CREEP GEaR SPEED LEvER ........
Page 7 TABLE OF CONTENTS aDDITIOnaL WEIGhT ..........4-63 PRECaUTIOnS WhILE ..........5-19 MaSS(ES) anD TIRE(S) ..........4-66 DRIvInG On ThE ROaD ..........5-19 LOaDInG InTO anD UnLOaDInG OPERATION ............5-1 OUT OF ThE TRUCK ..........5-20 PRECaUTIOnS WhEn USInG POWER STEERInG .. 5-21 PRE-OPERATION .............
Page 8 TABLE OF CONTENTS HANDLING LOADER ..........6-11 ChECKInG bRaKE anD CLUTCh PEDaLS(h) ..7-12 ChECKInG GaUGES, METER anD FIxaTIOn POInTS FOR FROnT EnD LOaDER ..6-12 EaSy ChECKER(I) ............ 7-12 DRIvInG On SLOPE ............ 6-13 ChECKInG hEaD LIGhT, ..........7-12 jOySTICK LEvER ............
Page 9 TABLE OF CONTENTS TRACTOR STORAGE ..........8-2 POWER STEERInG LInE(aa) ........7-27 aIR COnDITIOnER bELT TEnSIOn(ab) ..... 7-28 DaILy STORaGE ............8-2 CLEanInG aIR COnDITIOnER COnDEnSER(aC) ..7-28 LOnG-TERM STORaGE ..........8-2 aDjUSTInG FROnT axLE PIvOT(aD) ......7-28 USInG TRaCTOR aFTER STORaGE ......8-4 aDjUSTInG EnGInE vaLvE CLEaRanCE(aE) ..
Page 10 SAFETY AND vEHICLE DAMAGE WARNING This manual includes information titled as WARNING, CAUTION, IMPORTANT and NOTE. These titles indicate the following: This indicates that a condition may result in harm, serious in- jury or death to you or other persons if the warning is not heeded.
Page 11 UNIvERSAL SYMBOLS various universal symbols have been used on the instruments and controls of your KIOTI tractor. below is a list of the universal symbols and their meanings. Position Control-Lowered Po- Fuel-Level Low Range sition Engine Coolant-Temperature Hazard Warning Lights Coolant Parking brake headlight-Low beam...
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Page 13: Safety Precautions
safety Precautions Precautions before oPeration ...... 1-2 General precautions ............1-2 Precautions during oPeration ....... 1-5 When startinG the enGine ..........1-5 When drivinG the tractor ..........1-9 When parkinG the tractor ..........1-11 When operatinG the p.t.o..........1-11 When usinG the 3-point hitch ........1-12 safety Precautions during servicing ..
Page 14: Precautions Before Operation
eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) Precautions before oPeration general Precautions a careful operator is the best oper- ator. most accidents can be avoid- ed by observing certain precautions. to help prevent accidents, use these safety precautions, and pay attention to the job at hand. if you can prevent an accident, your time will have been well spent.
Page 15 safetY precautions safetY precautions T66O103a T66O104a T66O105a 9. never operate this tractor or 12. never start the engine while 16. all persons using the tractor any other agricultural equipment standing on the ground. should have knowledge of its while under the influence of alco- proper operation and should read 13.
Page 16 eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) 20. for your safety roPs with a seat belt is recommended for all appli- cations. note always use seat belt when the  tractor is equipped with a roP- sand cab. never use the seat belt when tractor is not equipped with a roPs.
Page 17: Precautions During Operation
safetY precautions safetY precautions Precautions during oPeration when starting the engine T55O116a T66O108a T66O109a 22. this cabin is not certified for 1. avoid accidental contact with gear 2. do not park your tractor on a chemical proof, never operate shift levers while the engine is run- steep incline, and remember to the tractor for chemical spray or ning.
Page 18 eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) H11O110a M55O117a T66O110a (1) drawbar (2) towing hook 3. do not operate your tractor in 4. make sure that all pressure lines 6. improper use of the draw-bar, even an enclosed building without the are tight before starting the tractor. if correctly positioned, can cause a proper ventilation.
Page 19 safetY precautions safetY precautions ing the proper adaptor parts, attach the chain to the tractor draw-bar support or other speci- fied anchor location. Provide only enough slack in the chain to per- mit turning. see your dealer for a chain with a strength rating equal to, or greater than the gross weight of the towed machine.
Page 20 eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) 14. do not leave equipment in the raised position when the vehicle is stopped or unattended. 15. When using implements or at- tachments with your tractor you should first read their respective owner's manual. You should al- ways keep their safe operation procedures in mind.
Page 21: When Driving The Tractor
safetY precautions safetY precautions when driving the tractor manual type hst type T66O115a H23116a H23O117a (1) Brake pedal lock (2) Brake pedal (l) (1) Brake pedal lock (2) Brake pedal (l) (3) Brake pedal (r) (3) Brake pedal (r) 20. When working in groups, always 1.
Page 22 eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) 4. Observe all local traffic and safe- ty regulations. 5. turn the headlights on. dim them when meeting another vehicle. 6. drive at speeds that allow you to maintain control at all times. 7. do not apply the differential lock while traveling at road speeds.
Page 23: When Parking The Tractor
safetY precautions safetY precautions when ParKing the tractor when oPerating the P.t.o. ufacturer's manual and review the safety labels attached to the equipment. WARNING before driving an implement  through the Pto, always make sure that all bystanders are well away from the tractor. when using the Pto drive with ...
Page 24: When Using The 3-Point Hitch
eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) safety Precautions during servicing when using the 3-Point hitch T66O122a T66O124a H23O123a (1) 3-point hitch lowering speed knob (a) “fast” (c) “lock” (B) “sloW” 1. use the 3-point hitch only with in order to service your tractor you 4.
Page 25 safetY precautions safetY precautions T66O125a T66O126a M55O114a 2. allow the tractor time to cool off 6. do not remove the radiator cap 7. if the tractor must be lifted for before servicing any part that may while the coolant is hot. When servicing, take it to a suitably have become hot while the tractor cool, slowly rotate the cap to the...
Page 26 eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) note • apply the jack lift to the lifting points according to the type of operation and follow the safety procedures given before. M55O115a T66O127a 10. use jack lifts of suitable capac- 12. When working with your tractors ity and apply them at the centre electrical components you must of the front and rear axles while...
Page 27 safetY precautions safetY precautions T66O128a T66O129a T66O130a (1) cardboard (3) magnifying Glass (2) hydraulic line 14. tire mounting should be done by 17. make sure that wheel bolts have 19. fluid escaping from pinholes may been tightened to the specified be invisible.
Page 28: Safety Precautions When Using The Loader
eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) safety Precautions when using the loader H11O103a T66O131a H11O102a 20. keep environmental pollution in 1. never let anyone get in the load- 2. do not stand under the lifted load- er and use the loader as a work- er or get close to it.
Page 29 safetY precautions safetY precautions H11O104a H11O105a H11O106a 3. the loader can be turned over if a 4. never carry a big object with the 5. When attaching or detaching the drawbar is improperly loaded. loader unless a proper implement loader, fix all parts which are con- is attached.
Page 30 eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) C56O185a H11O107a H11O108a H11O107a 6. do not allow loder arms or attach- 7. keep bystanders away. no riders. IMPORTANT ment to contact electrical power roPs (roll over Protective lines. electrocution will cause seri-  structure), sun canopy are not ous injury or death.
Page 31: Safety Decal Maintenance
safetY precautions safetY precautions safety decal maintenance decal mounting location T66O133a M47-EU-01.indd 19 2012-03-14 오후 7:12:43...
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Page 33: Decals
safetY precautions safetY precautions decals (1) part no. : t2615-53561 (3) part no. : t4625-52351 (5) part no. : t2615-54112 (2) part no. : t2625-55111 (4) part no. : t4625-52361 (6) part no. : t2350-54141 M47-EU-01.indd 21 2012-03-14 오후 7:12:52...
Page 34 eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) (7) part no. : t2325-50512 (9) part no. : t2181-54121 (11) part no. : t4125-56171 T4125-56171 (8) part no. : t2445-50724 (10) part no. : t2325-50743 (12) part no. : t4125-56111 T4125-56111 M47-EU-01.indd 22 2012-03-14 오후 7:12:55...
Page 35 safetY precautions safetY precautions (13) part no. : t4125-56161 (16) part no. : t4125-56181 Category 1 EN 15695-1 (14) part no. : t4125-56151 T4125-56181 (17) part no. : t4125-56121 T4125-56151 (15) part no. : t4125-56141 T4125-56121 T4125-56141 M47-EU-01.indd 23 2012-03-14 오후 7:12:58...
Page 36: Cautions For Decal Maintenance
eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) cautions for decal maintenance safety decals are attached to the imPortant tractor for safe operation. make sure if a decal is damaged or lost, to follow the instruction on the decals  contact your local Kioti deal- as well as the following instruction: er immediately to install a new decal.
Page 37: Precautions Before Operation
precautions before operation Vehicle identification number ......2-2 Production number ............2-2 engine number ..............2-2 transmission number ............2-2 essential replacement part ......2-4 oils and fluids ..............2-4 filters ..................2-4 belts and rubber Parts.............2-5 other comPonents .............2-5 M47-EU-02.indd 1 2012-03-14 오후 7:13:21...
Page 38: Vehicle Identification Number
eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) Vehicle identification number production number engine number transmission number H11O203a H11O201a H11O202a (1) tractor serial number Plate (1) engine serial number (1) transmission serial number this number is to identify the vehicle, the engine serial number is on the the transmission number is stamped and its plate is attached on the front intake manifold.
Page 39 Precautions before oPeration Precautions before oPeration Your dealer is interested in your new Identification No.  tractor and has the desire to help you get the most value from it. after read- ing this manual thoroughly, you will Engine Serial No. ...
Page 40: Essential Replacement Part
15W40 daedong utf55 Exxonmobil Mobilfluid trans- mission bP:tractran uth fluid exxonmobil hydraulic shell:donax td H11O204a H11O205a sae multi purpose grease type grease little Various oils and fluids are used in...
Page 41: Belts And Rubber Parts
Precautions before oPeration Precautions before oPeration belts and rubber parts other components part no description e6201-32443 engine oil filter t4620-38841 hydraulic filter t4125-38021 hst hyd. filter 84612-4316-0 fuel filter element t4145-82051 Air filter H11O206a H11O207a belts, hoses and boots, which are the battery is a very important con- made of rubber, get weakened and sumable component that supplies...
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Page 43: Specifications
specifications General specifications ........3-2 ExtErnal dimEnsions ............3-2 GEnEral spEcifications .............3-4 noisE lEvEls as pErcEivEd by thE opErator ...3-10 vibration lEvEls of thE tractor Exposition to vibrations ..........3-10 traVelinG speeD ........... 3-12 iMpleMent liMitations ........3-14 standard sizE by implEmEnt ...........3-14 M47-EU-03.indd 1 2012-03-21 오전...
Page 44: General Specifications
Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) General specifications external DiMensions rops MoDel mm (in.) MoDel iteM ex35(c) ex40(c) ex45(c)/50(c) 1. overall length (a1) 3,942 (155.2) 3,942 (155.2) 2. overall length (a2) 3,615 (142.3) 3,650 (143.7) 3. overall length (a3) 3,280 (129.1) 3,410 (134.2) 4. overall width (b) 1,565 (61.6) 1,625 (64.0) 1,760 (69.3) 5.
Page 45 spEcifications spEcifications cabin MoDel mm (in.) MoDel iteM ex35(c) ex40(c) ex45(c)/50(c) 1. overall length (a1) 3,615 (142.3) 3,650 (143.7) 2. overall length (a2) 3,280 (129.1) 3,410 (134.2) 3. overall width (b) 1,565 (61.6) 1,625 (63.9) 1,760 (69.3) 4. overall height (c) 2,425 (95.5) 2,455 (96.7) 2,485 (97.8) 5.
Page 46: General Specifications
Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) General specifications ex35(c) ex40(c) MoDel ManUal ManUal model 3b183lWm 3b183lWh 4a200lWm 4a200lWh number of cylinders total displacement 1,826 1,999 bore and stroke mm (in.) 87x102.4 (3.4x4.0) 83x92.4 (3.3x3.6) Engine gross power hp (kw) 38 (28.3) 41 (30.5) pto power hp (kw) 27.5 (20.5) 26.1 (19.5)
Page 47 spEcifications spEcifications ex45(c) ex50(c) MoDel ManUal ManUal model 4a220lWm 4a220lWh 4b243lWm 4b243lWh number of cylinders total displacement 2,197 2,435 bore and stroke mm (in.) 87x92.4 (3.4x3.6) 87x102.4 (3.4x4.0) Engine gross power hp (kw) 45 ( 33.5) 49 (36.6) pto power hp (kw) 35.9 (26.8) 34 (25.4)
Page 48 Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) ex35(c) ex40(c) MoDel ManUal ManUal forward (creep) 1.4 (0.16)~23.4 0.~25.8 1.4 (0.16)~24.5 0~27.0 Ground speed 2,600 rpm [0.8 (0.1)~14.5] (0~16.0) [0.9(0.1)~15.2] (0~16.7) (tire for agricultural) reverse (creep) 1.2 (0.14)~20.8 0~25.8 1.3 (0.15)~21.7 0~27.0 Km/h (m/h) 2,600 rpm [0.7(0.08)~12.9] (0~16.0) [10.8(0.09)~13.4] (0~16.7)
Page 49 spEcifications spEcifications ex45(c) ex50(c) MoDel ManUal ManUal forward 15 (0.18)~26.3 0.~28.5 15 (0.18)~26.3 0~28.5 Ground speed 2,600 rpm [0.9(0.1)~16.3] (0~17.7) [0.9(0.1)~16.3] (0~17.7) (tire for agricultural) reverse 1.3 (0.15)~23.4 0~28.5 1.3 (0.15)~23.4 0~28.5 Km/h (m/h) 2,600 rpm [0.8(0.1)~14.5] (0~17.7) [0.8(0.1)~14.5] (0~17.7) hydraulic powered dog clutch with 4-wheel drive rocker switch...
Page 50 Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) ex35(c) ex40(c) MoDel ManUal ManUal rocker switch type, independent type hydraulic multi disc clutch rear pto shaft 1-3/8” 6 splines speed (pto rpm/ 540/2,520 540/2,500 540/2,520 540/2,500 engine rpm) pto shaft 16/32” 15 splines mid (optional) speed (pto rpm/ 2,000/2,500 2,000/2,470 2,000/2,500...
Page 51 spEcifications spEcifications ex45(c) ex50(c) MoDel ManUal ManUal rocker switch type, independent type hydraulic multi disc clutch rear pto shaft 1-3/8˝ 6 Splines speed(pto rpm/ 540/2,520 540/2,500 540/2,520 540/2,500 engine rpm) pto shaft 16/32˝ 15 Splines mid (optional) speed(pto rpm/ 2,000/2,500 2,000/2,470 2,000/2,500 2,000/2,470...
Page 52: Noise Levels As Perceived By The Operator
Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) noise leVels as perceiVeD by tHe operator the following tables give the noise level values, measured from the driver’s seat in instantaneous conditions in compliance with standards 2009/76/Ec(dba) - annex ii (without load) - and when driving by in compliance with standard 2009/63/Ec(dba). tractors with cabin Directive of the european noise level at the operator’s...
Page 53 spEcifications spEcifications in accordance to EU directive 78/764/Ec the following table shows vibration levels measured on seats, in aws. operator's Vibration level Directive of the european seat type light-weight operator Heavy-weight opeartor parliament and of the council W08sss 78/764/EEc 1.24 m/s 1.12 m/s * aws = correct weighted value of the vibration acceleration (m/s M47-EU-03.indd 11...
Page 54: Traveling Speed
Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) traVelinG speeD [ManUal sHUttle type 12x12] m/h (Km/h) sHUttle forWarD reVerse Hi-low Main ex35(c) ex40(c) ex45(c)/50(c) ex35(c) ex40(c) ex45(c)/50(c) 0.85 (1.36) 0.88 (1.42) 0.93 (1.50) 0.75 (1.21) 0.79 (1.27) 0.83 (1.333) 1.18 (1.90) 1.24 (1.99) 1.31 (2.10) 1.05 (1.69) 1.10 (1.77) 1.16 (1.86) 1.52 (2.44)
Page 55 spEcifications spEcifications [option : ADDITIONAL 1 OF creep 24x24 ] m/h (Km/h) sHUttle forWarD reVerse creep Hi-low Haupt ex35(c) ex40(c)/45(c)/50(c) ex35(c) ex40(c)ex40(c)/45(c)/50(c 0.10 (0.16) 0.11 (0.17) 0.09 (0.14) 0.09 (2.45) 0.14 (0.23) 0.14 (0.23) 0.12 (0.20) 0.13 (0.21) 0.18 (0.29) 0.19 (0.30) 0.16 (0.26) 0.17 (0.27)
Page 56: Implement Limitations
Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) iMpleMent liMitations stanDarD size by iMpleMent mm (in.) iMpleMent Description ex35(c) ex40(c) ex45(c)/50(c) reMarKs loader max. bucket width 1,676 (66) 1,828 (72) 1,828 (72) do not use 3 - point backhoe with sub frame max. digging depth 2,280 (90) 2,590 (102) 2,590 (102) hitch backhoe...
Page 57: Description Of Operating System
DESCRIPTION OF OPERATING SYSTEM ExTERIOR vIEw ........ 4-3 laMp ............4-18 battery charging laMp ....4-18 SwITCh ..........4-5 head light high beaM laMp ..... 4-19 turn signal laMp ........ 4-20 Mounting location ......4-5 glow plug indicator ......4-20 Key switch ..........
Page 58 DESCRIPTION OF OPERATING SYSTEM clutch pedal ........4-33 interior deVices ......... 4-44 braKe pedal .......... 4-34 exterior deVices ........ 4-45 steering wheel adjustMent ..4-35 entrance ..........4-45 parKing braKe leVer ...... 4-35 unlocKing the door ......4-46 Foot throttle ........4-36 rear window ........
Page 59: Exterior View
DESCRIPTION OF OPERATING SYSTEM EXTERIOR VIEW ROPS mODEL H23O401A (1) Seat (6) ROPS (11) Work lamp (16) Crank lifting rod (2) Steering wheel (7) Turn signal lamp (12) Top link (17) Check link (3) Fuel filler cover (8) Fender (13) 7-pin socket (18) Swing Draw Bar (4) bonnet (9) Rearview mirror...
Page 60 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) CAbIN MODEl H23O402A (1) Work Lamp (FRT / RR) (6) Side Cover (11) Lifting Rod (16) License Plate Lamp (2) wiper (7) Footstep (12) Lower Link (17) External Position Control Lever (3) Rearview Mirror (8) Bonnet (13) swing draw bar (4) turn signal lamp (Frt / rr) (9) headlamp (14) Crank Lifting Rod...
Page 61: Switch
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM SwITCh MOuNTING lOCATION (1) Combination Switch MANuAl Type (2) Key Switch (3) 4WD Switch (4) Hazard Lamp Switch (5) PTO Selection Switch (6) PTO ON/OFF Switch H23O403A M47-EU-04.indd 5 2012-04-06 오후 3:30:23...
Page 62 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) (1) Combination Switch hST type (2) Key Switch (3) Display Mode Switch (4) Input Mode Switch (5) 4WD Switch (6) Hazard Lamp Switch (7) Cruise Switch (8) PTO Selection Switch (9) PTO Switch H20O404A M47-EU-04.indd 6 2012-04-06 오후 3:30:25...
Page 63: Key Switch
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM KEY SwITCh  NOTE When the key switch is in position The pre-heating operation will  "B", the engine and all electrical automatically be activated in devices in the vehicle are turned this position "D"...
Page 64: Combination Switch
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) COMbINATION SwITCh hEAD lIGhT SwITCh CAuTION Stop the engine immediately if  the oil pressure warning lamp does not go off after the en- gine is started. The engine may be severely damaged. If the battery charge warn- ...
Page 65: Hazard Lamp Switch
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM hAzARD lAMP SwITCh TuRN SIGNAl lIGhT SwITCh hORN SwITCh H11O408A H11O409A H11O410A (1) Turn signal light switch (1) Horn switch (1) Hazard lamp switch (a) right turn (b) left turn (a) on (b) oFF the turn signal lights are used when The horn switch can be operated...
Page 66: 4Wd Switch
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) 4wD SwITCh 3. When working on a sandy surface. CAuTION 4. When the tractor is pushed out by If the hazard lamps are turned  reaction from the implement dur- on for an extended period of ing cultivating on a hard surface. time while the engine is stopp- 5.
Page 67: Cruise Operation Switch
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM CRuISE OPERATION SwITCh PTO SwITCh hST type Except Eu wARNING Never use the cruise control  function on a public or bumpy road or during turning. Apply the left and right brake ...
Page 68 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) PTO AuTO/MANuAl SElECTION SwITCh, PTO ON/OFF SwITCh The PTO switch is used to supply Except Eu CAuTION power from the tractor to the imple- To avoid personal injury and ac- ment. cident: Make sure to put this switch into the before disassembling or clean- ...
Page 69: Display Mode Switch
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM DISPlAY MODE SwITCh INPuT MODE SwITCh 2. pto Manual hST Type hST Type When the PTO selection switch is put to the manual operation posi- tion, the PTO is operated regard- less of the height of the lifting arm (implement).
Page 70: Instrument Panel
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) INSTRuMENT PANEl vIEw Symbols on the instrument panel come on when the key switch is turned to the “ON” position. MANuAl Type H23O420A (1) PTO Indicator (7) turn signal light (lh) (13) High Speed Indicator (19) Brake (One Side) Lamp (2) High Beam Indicator (8) Tachometer (14) engine oil pressure warning lamp...
Page 71 description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM DIGITAl Type H20O418A (1) Fuel gauge (6) Glow plug indicator (11) lcd display (16) battery charge warning lamp (2) turn signal light (lh) (7) pto indicator (12) Parking brake indicator (17) neutral indicator (3) Speedometer (8) cruise indicator (13) Brake (one side) lamp...
Page 72: Tachometer/Hourmeter Indicator
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) TAChOMETER/hOuRMETER INDICATOR FuEl GAuGE It indicates the engine rpm that can MANuAl Type MANuAl Type drive 540 rpm of the PTO speed. For speedy and effective work, adjust the work load so that the engine rpm is close to this mark "▲". The hour meter indicates the total usage time of the tractor in 6 digits.
Page 73: Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM ENGINE COOlANT TEMPERATuRE GAuGE This indicates the remaining fuel lev- This gauge indicates the coolant MANuAl Type el after the key switch is turned to the temperature after the key switch is “ON”...
Page 74: Engine Oil Pressure Warning Lamp
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ENGINE OIl PRESSuRE wARNING lAMP bATTERY ChARGING lAMP This lamp comes on when the en- MANuAl Type MANuAl Type gine oil pressure or oil level is low. this lamp is turned on when the starting switch is turned On before starting the engine but turned off af- ter starting the engine.
Page 75: Head Light High Beam Lamp
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM hEAD lIGhT hIGh bEAM lAMP this lamp is turned on when the This lamp comes on in blue when the MANuAl Type starting switch is turned On before high beam head light is switched on. starting the engine but turned off af- Driving with high beam head light ter starting the engine.
Page 76: Turn Signal Lamp
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) TuRN SIGNAl lAMP GlOw PluG INDICATOR Operating the turn signal lamp switch MANuAl MANuAl Type up and down turns on the corre- Type sponding lamp in green. H23O429A H23O430A DIGITAl Type DIGITAl Type H20O433A H20O435A M47-EU-04.indd 20 2012-04-06 오후 3:30:47...
Page 77: Parking Brake Warning Lamp
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM PARKING bRAKE wARNING lAMP This indicates the operating condi- When the parking brake is actuated, MANuAl Type tion of the preheat system. When the the lamp lights on. key switch is turned to the “ON” po- CAuTION sition, this indicator comes on for ap- prox.
Page 78: Pto Indicator
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) PTO INDICATOR 4wD INDICATOR This indicator shows the PTO en- MANuAl Type gagement condition. When the PTO is engaged, this indicator comes on. When the PTO clutch is disengaged, this indicator goes off. CAuTION S e t t h e P TO s w i t c h t o t h e ...
Page 79: Quick Turn Indicator
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM QuICK TuRN INDICATOR bRAKE (ONE SIDE) lAMP IMPORTANT when driving on a public road  or at a high speed, never use only one brake pedal. The trac- tor can roll over. while the brake (one side) ...
Page 80: Indicator
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) N INDICATOR h INDICATOR M INDICATOR T46O576A T46O579A T46O578A If the range shift is in neutral posi- if the range shift is at high speed, if the range shift is at middle speed, tion, this lamp turn in green. (HST) this lamp turned in green.
Page 81: L Indicator
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM l INDICATOR COOlANT lEvEl wARNING CRuISE INDICATOR lAMP DIGITAl Type DIGITAl Type H11O451A T46O577A H11O450A If the range shift is at low speed, this This comes on in yellow on the in- This comes on in yellow on the in- lamp turned in green.
Page 82: Operating The Controls
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) OPERATING ThE CONTROlS ROPS MODEl (1) Shuttle Shift Lever (2) Hand Throttle Lever (MANuAl Type) (3) Clutch Pedal (4) Tilt Steering Pedal (Steering Wheel Angle Adjustment) (5) Parking Brake Lock Lever (6) Brake Pedal (L) (7) Brake Pedal (R) (8) Main Gear Shift Lever (9) Range Gear Shift Lever (10) Creep Gear Shift Lever...
Page 83 description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM ROPS MODEl (1) Hand Throttle Lever (2) Brake Pedal (L) (hST Type) (3) Brake Pedal (R) (4) Tilt Steering Pedal (Steering Wheel Angle Adjustment) (5) Parking Brake Lock Lever (6) Hst Forward Pedal (7) Hst Reverse Pedal (8) Range Gear Shift Lever (9) Differential Lock Pedal...
Page 84 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) (1) Hand Throttle Lever CAbIN MODEl (2) Shuttle Shift Lever (MANuAl Type) (3) Clutch Pedal (4) tilt steering pedal (steering wheel angle Adjustment) (5) Brake Pedal (L) (6) Brake Pedal (R) (7) Main Gear Shift Lever (8) Range Gear Shift Lever (9) Creep Gear Speed Lever (10) Joystick Lever (For Loader Operation) (11) Double Acting Lever (A, B)
Page 85 description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM (1) Hand Throttle Lever CAbIN MODEl (2) Brake Pedal (L) (hST Type) (3) Brake Pedal (R) (4) tilt steering pedal (steering wheel angle Adjustment) (5) Parking Brake Lock Lever (6) Forward Driving Pedal (7) Reverse Driving Pedal (8) Joystick Lever (For Loader Operation) (9) Double Acting Lever (A, B)
Page 86: Main Shift Lever
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) MAIN ShIFT lEvER RANGE GEAR ShIFT lEvER MANuAl Type MANuAl Type hST Type H11O454A H11O455A H11O456A (1) Main Shift Lever (1) Range Gear Shift lever (1) Range Shift Lever ) high speed ) Mid speed ) high speed ) Mid speed ) Low Speed (N) Neutral...
Page 87: Shuttle Shift Lever
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM ShuTTlE ShIFT lEvER CAuTION CAuTION Make sure to shift the range Reduce the speed before mov-   gear shift lever with the clutch ing this lever since it is very pedal depressed and the trac- dangerous to switch the driv- tor stationary (Manual Type).
Page 88: Creep Gear Speed Lever
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) CREEP GEAR SPEED lEvER 1. It is recommended to use the ·Start off the tractor with the park- MANuAl Type creep speed under the following ing brake released.Depress the conditions brake pedal after disengaging the clutch to stop the tractor. ·When cultivating a field deeply or shallowly CAuTION...
Page 89: Pto Shift Lever
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM PTO ShIFT lEvER CluTCh PEDAl MANuAl Type CAuTION To avoid personal injury: when disassembling, assem-  bling or cleaning the PTO sy- stem, make sure that to stop all rotating parts and the en- gine before disengaging the PTO.
Page 90: Brake Pedal
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) bRAKE PEDAl 1. Make sure to link the left and right MANuAl Type wARNING brake pedals as shown in the fig- Make sure to interlock the  ure while driving on a road. brake pedals as an accident, The tractor can roll over if de- such as rollover or impact, can pressing only one brake pedal at a...
Page 91: Steering Wheel Adjustment
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM STEERING whEEl PARKING bRAKE lEvER ADjuSTMENT To stop the tractor, depress the brake MANuAl Type pedal and pull the lever up to apply the parking brake. The parking bake is automatically re- leased by depressing and then re- leasing the brake pedal.
Page 92: Foot Throttle
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) FOOT ThROTTlE FORwARD/REvERSE DRIvING hAND ThROTTlE lEvER PEDAlS hST Type H23O464A H23O466A H11O465A (1) Foot Throttle (2) Hand Throttle Lever (1) Forward / Reverse Driving Pedals (1) Hand Throttle Lever (2) Accelerator Pedal (A) Forward (B) Reverse Decrease Increase The foot throttle is mainly used dur- Depressing the left pedal selects the...
Page 93: Differential Lock Pedal
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM DIFFERENTIAl lOCK PEDAl The differential lock is to secure the ROPS MODEl ROPS MODEl CAuTION (MANuAl Type) (hST Type) differential system and keep the The differential lock should be  wheel rotation on both sides the engaged only while the driving same in order to enhance the trac- clutch is engaged.
Page 94: Seat Adjustment
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) SEAT ADjuSTMENT SEAT SlIDING SEATbACK REClINING SEAT hEIGhT H11O468A H11O469A H11O470A (1) Seat Adjustment Lever (1) Seatback Adjustment Lever (1) Seat Height Lever To adjust the seat position, pull the To change the seatback angle, raise The seat height can be adjusted to lever (1) to left under the front of the the lever (1) on the left of the seat.
Page 95: Position Control Lever
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM CuShION STRENGTh POSITION CONTROl lEvER ADjuSTMENT SEAT bElT H11O471A T46O518A (1) Cushion Adjustment Lever (1) seat belt The seat cushion can be adjusted ac- The seat belt is self-retracting type. cording to the weight of the driver. Make sure to fasten the seat belt be- fore driving.
Page 96: Draft Control Lever (If Equipped)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) DRAFT CONTROl lEvER (IF EQuIPPED) and putting the lever into the “Shal- The position control lever is used to low” position to activate the draft keep the plowing depth constant dur- function at light load. ing work. For detailed information, refer to “Ini- The implement attached to the lifting tial Operation”...
Page 97: External Position Control Lever
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM ExTERNAl POSITION jOYSTICK lEvER MID PTO lEvER (OPTIONAl) CONTROl lEvER H23O474A H11O475A H11O476A (1) External Position Control Lever (1) Joystick Lever (1) MID PTO Lever This lever is used to connect the im- This joystick lever is used only to lift The mid PTO is a unit used for a plement and 3-point hitch.
Page 98: Lifting Arm (Lower Link) Speed Control Lever
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) lIFTING ARM (lOwER lINK) DOublE ACTING lEvER SPEED CONTROl lEvER (OPTIONAl) wARNING To avoid accidents: Never leave the seat with the  mid PTO in operation. An inju- ry can happen. Do not install and operate im-  plements driven by the rear and mid PTOs at the same time.
Page 99 description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM This lever is used to control a auxil- iary hydraulic implement installed to rear. Lowering the lever supplies hydrau- lic fluid to Port B, while raising it sup- plies hydraulic fluid to Port A. See chapter 5, "Operation"...
Page 100: Cabin System
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) CAbIN SYSTEM INTERIOR DEvICES CAbIN MODEl H11O479A (1) air outlet (4) Sun Visor (7) Inside Rearview Mirror (2) Speaker (5) Heater/Air Conditioner Switch (8) Side Window Handle (3) air inlet (6) Room Lamp (9) Cassette Tape Recorder M47-EU-04.indd 44 2012-04-06 오후...
Page 101: Exterior Devices
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM ExTERIOR DEvICES ENTRANCE H11O480A H11O481A m55O4s4A (1) Work Light (FR) (5) Outside Rearview Mirror (1) Button (2) Door handle (2) Work Light (RR) (6) Door Handle (3) antenna (7) turn signal lamp (4) wiper 1.
Page 102: Unlocking The Door
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) uNlOCKING ThE DOOR REAR wINDOw wARNING The rear window may not be  opened due to an implement. Make sure to check if there is enough space to open the win- dow to prevent damage and breakage by an implement. Never drive the tractor with the ...
Page 103: Working Light
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM wORKING lIGhT wIPER The key switch should be positioned to the “ACC” or “ON” position at this moment. wARNING Do not drive the tractor on a  road with the work lights ON at night.
Page 104 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) 1. To turn on, position the switch IMPORTANT marked (wiper) to the “ON” posi- Normal water can be used as  tion. the washer fluid, but it is rec- 2. t h e w a s h e r f l u i d i s s p r a y e d ommended to use the washer through the nozzle of the wiper by fluid made exclusively for ve-...
Page 105: Antenna
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM CASSETTE TAPE RECOREDR ANTENNA INDOOR lAMP H23O486A H11O487A H11O488A (1) Cassette (2) Power switch (1) antenna (1) Indoor Lamp Pushing the PWR switch one time INSERTING CASSETTE TAPE If you press the lens, the indoor makes the power ON, and pushing lamp will be turned on.
Page 106: Accessory
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ACCESSORY INSIDE REARvIEw MIRROR CIGARETTE lIGhTER CuP hOlDER AND STORAGE H23O446A H11O447A (1) Inside Rearview Mirror (1) cigarette lighter The cabin is equipped with the inside Press in the cigarette lighter and re- rearview mirror for the driver’s con- lease it.
Page 107: Sun Visor
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM SuN vISOR AIR RECIRCulATION AND FRESh AIR MODE wARNING This cabin is not designed for  spraying chemicals and can- not block polluted outside air from entering. H23O490A H23O491A (1) Sun Visor (1) Internal Air Inlet (2) Air Inlet Lever (A) Outside Air Inflow...
Page 108: Heater And Air Conditioner
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) hEATER AND AIR CONDITIONER The air conditioner should be operat- ed with the engine running. wARNING Do not leave a child alone in  the cabin. his/her health can be threatened as internal tem- perature rises rapidly in hot weather or on a sunny day.
Page 109 description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM FAN SPEED CONTROl DIAl AIR CONDITIONER SwITCh vENT MODE CONTROl DIAl H11O493A H11O494A H11O495A The fan speed for the heater and air Press it to activate the air conditioner Air flows out from four left and right conditioner can be adjusted in four and press it again to deactivate the vents toward the driver when turning...
Page 110 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) bI-lEvEl DEFROST TEMPERATuRE CONTROl SwITCh H11O498A H11O496A H11O497A Air flows out from four front and four Air flows out from four front vents to- The desired temperature can be set left and right vents when turning the ward the driver when turning the vent by adjusting this dial.
Page 111 description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM AIR CONDITIONER MAINTENANCE wARNING CAuTION Make sure to follow the instructions If you sleep with the air con- K e e p t h e w i n d o w s c l o s e d ...
Page 112: 7-Pin Power Output Socket
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) 7-PIN POwER OuTPuT SOCKET a soft brush and water carefully SPECIFICATIONS FOR A/C not to bend it. REFRIGERANT AND lubRICANT 3. Operation in summer season: Compressor item refrigerant Make sure to check the tension of the A/C belt before using the A/C type r-134a ucon488...
Page 113: Tires, Wheels And Ballast
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM TIRES, whEElS AND bAllAST Color of Circuit wire earth Tail lamp and license plate lamp left turn signal Stop right turn signal Position lamp T85O530A spare (A) Insufficient (C) Excessive T46w030A wARNING (b) standard when driving on a road with an ...
Page 114 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) INFlATION PRESSuRE Always maintain the proper tire inflation pressure. Make sure the tire pressure does not exceed the pressure recommended in the manual. Tire sizes Inflation pressure Tire sizes Inflation pressure 7-16, 6pr 256 kPa (2.6 kgf/cm², 37 psi) 12.4-24, 6pr 157 kPa (1.6 kgf/cm², 22.7 psi) 8-16, 6pr...
Page 115: Tread
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM TREAD H23O4D0A (1) Bolt (2) Rim Bolt (3) Disc T46w031A wARNING When working on a field where crops wARNING Do not weld or apply heat to are linearly aligned, the tread should ...
Page 116 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) STANDARD TREAD DIMENSION (REAR whEEl) Agricultural Turf Industrial H23O4D1A M47-EU-04.indd 60 2012-04-06 오후 3:31:51...
Page 117 description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM KIOTI SPECIFICATIONS FOR STANDARD TIRE (FRONT whEEl) FRONT whEElS (ExAMPlE) Tire sizes Inflation pressure 7-16, 6pr 256 kPa (2.6 kgf/cm², 37 psi) 8-16, 6pr 235 kPa (2.4 kgf/cm², 34.1 psi) 9.5-16, 6pr 138 kPa (1.4 kgf/cm², 20 psi) 260 / 70-16 196 kPa (2.0 kgf/cm², 28.4 psi)
Page 118 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) REAR whEElS(ExAMPlE) Tire sizes Inflation pressure 12.4-24, 6pr 157 kPa (1.6 kgf/cm², 22.7 psi) 13.6-24, 6pr 157 kPa (1.6 kgf/cm², 22.7 psi) 13.6-26, 8pr 197 kPa (2.0 kgf/cm², 28.5 psi) 380 / 70-24 196 kPa (2.0 kgf/cm², 28.4 psi) 420 / 70-24 196 kPa (2.0 kgf/cm², 28.4 psi) agri...
Page 119: Additional Weight
description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM ADDITIONAl wEIGhT COMPONENTS FOR ADDITIONAl ADDITIONAl FRONT wEIGhT FRONT wEIGhT Tightening torque wheel nut Rim bolt 274.6 ~ 318.7 nm 274.6 ~ 333.4 nm (28 ~ 32.5 kgf.m) (28 ~ 34.0 kgf.m) For agricultural tires, make sure to in- stall them with their arrow marks on their side pointing the front driving di-...
Page 120 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ADDITIONAl REAR wEIGhT W h e n i n s t a l l i n g o r r e m o v i n g a weight, always check the tire inflation pressure and adjust it as necessary. The front weights are available at the KIOTI dealer.
Page 121 description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM ADDITIONAl lIQuID TYPE wEIGhT NOTE It is possible to inject water and cal- If the liquid ballast is used, inflate  cium solution into the tire to use it as the tire 0.14bar (2psi) more than a ballast.
Page 122: Mass(Es) And Tire(S)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) MASS(ES) AND TIRE(S) Ref to the following information for the determination of the total mass, the axle loads, the tire load carrying capacity. Technically Distribution Technically Maximum per- load Axle permissible of this(these) Permissible missible vertical Trade name Tire sizes Capacity maximum mass...
Page 123 description oF operating systeM description oF operating systeM Technically Distribution Technically Maximum per- load Axle permissible of this(these) Permissible missible vertical Trade name Tire sizes Capacity maximum mass mass(es) among maximum load on the cou- (kg) per axle (kg) the axles (%) laden mass pling point (daN) Front...
Page 124 MeMo MEMO M47-EU-04.indd 68 2012-04-06 오후 3:31:56...
Page 125: Operation
OPERATION PRE-OPERATION......... 5-2 TuRNING ........... 5-18 dRIvING oN SlopE ......... 5-18 INITIAl.OPERATION......5-3 THE cAuTIoNS wHEN comING IN ANd ouT oF pAvEd RoAd ....5-19 OPERATING.THE.ENGINE....5-3 pREcAuTIoNS wHIlE ......5-19 STARTING THE ENGINE ......5-3 dRIvING oN THE RoAd ......
Page 126: Pre-Operation
Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) PRE-OPERATION It is a good practice to know the con- CHECk.ITEm For detailed information, refer to dition of your tractor before you start “maintenance interval” in chapter 6. walk around inspection.a  it. you should do routine check be- check the engine oil level.
Page 127: Initial Operation
opERATIoN opERATIoN INITIAl.OPERATION OPERATING.THE.ENGINE STARTING.THE.ENGINE driving a new tractor at a high speed TIPS.fOR.BREAkING-IN WARNING or load can damage its overall dura- 1. Start the engine and idle the en- To.avoid.accidents: bility. gine at a low speed for 3 to 4 min- Be.
Page 128 Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) 1. make sure there is no obstacle mANUAl.Type around the tractor. 2. make sure the parking brake is set (1) To set the parking brake; 1) Interlock the brake pedals 2) depress the brake pedals 3) latch the brake pedals with the parking brake lever.
Page 129 opERATIoN opERATIoN mANUAl.Type HST.Type H11O505a (1) position control lever (A) “dowN” H11O504a H11O503a 6. lower the attachment by pushing (1) Forward/Reverse lever the position control lever toward. (2) p.T.o Switch (2) p.T.o Switch (3) Range Gear Shift lever (Hi-mid-lo)(HST) (3) Range Gear Shift lever (Hi-mid-lo) (4) Forward/Reverse driving pedal ImPORTANT 4.
Page 130 Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) ImPORTANT Start. Condition. (HST):. Opera-  tor. on. the. seat. +. Depressing. brake. pedal.. (Range. shift. le- ver,. PTO. and. mid. PTO. levers. should.be.in.neutral.position) Start. Condition. (mechanical):.  Operator. on. the. seat. +. De- pressing. brake. pedal.. (Shuttle. lever,.PTO.and.mid.PTO.levers.
Page 131 opERATIoN opERATIoN OPERATING.PRINCIPlE.Of..WARNING PREHEAT.SySTEm Never. operate. the. start. mo-  The glow plug lamp comes on for 8 tor.for.10.consecutive.seconds. seconds and then goes off when the as.it.consumes.a.lot.of.power. key switch is turned to the “oN” posi- If.the.engine.cannot.be.started. tion. within. 10. seconds,. wait. for. 30. The engine should be started within seconds.and.try.again..
Page 132: Stopping The Engine
Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) STOPPING.THE.ENGINE ed, stop the engine immediate- WARNING ly and check the engine oil level. If If.driving.the.tractor.for.an.ex-  the engine oil level is proper, con- tended. period. of. time. with. the. tact your local kIOTI dealer. charge. warning. lamp. ON,. the. battery.can.be.discharged.and.
Page 133 opERATIoN opERATIoN WARmING.UP 5. The engine is sufficiently warmed ImPORTANT up when the temperature gauge It is recommended always to warm Turn.off.all.the.electrical.devic-  on the instrument panel indicates up the engine before driving in order es.and.remove.the.ignition.key. 1/4 of the normal temperature to maintain the durability of the en- before.leaving.the.tractor..
Page 134 Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) JUmP.STARTING 1. check that the voltage of the dis- 6. Start the engine of the tractor charged battery is same as the with the normal battery. voltage of the other tractor or vehi- 7. Start the engine of the tractor cle for jump start.
Page 135: Operating The Tractor
opERATIoN opERATIoN OPERATING.THE.TRACTOR HOW.TO.DRIvE H11O510a H11O511a H23O512a (1) Seat (2) Seatback Adjustment lever (1) Seat Belt (1) Steering wheel (2) Tilt pedal (3) Seat Adjustment lever (cushion weight) (A) lowering (B) lifting (4) Seat Height Adjustment lever (5) Seat Adjustment lever (Sliding) 1.
Page 136 Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) mANUEll.Typ HST.Typ H23O515a H11O513a H11O514a (1) brake pedal (lH / RH) (2) Brake lock (1) position control lever (1) Hand Throttle lever (A) lifting decrease Increase 4. make sure the brake pedal of the 5. pull the position control lever 6.
Page 137 opERATIoN opERATIoN mANUAl.Type mANUAl.Type H11O517a H11O516a (1) parking Brake (2) Brake pedal (1) clutch pedal (3) connecting hook (A) depressing (B) pressing down 7. Release the parking brake. 8. depress the clutch pedal fully (manual Type). CAUTION To.avoid.accidents: Do.not.release.the.clutch.ped-  al.abruptly.. The.
Page 138 Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) 9. change the main and Hi-lo shift, HST.Type CAUTION and shuttle lever to the position Never. put. a. foot. on. the. clutch.  you want. pedal. during. driving.. The. clut- 10. The tractor starts to move if you ch.disc.can.be.rapidly.worn.
Page 139: To Fold The Rops
opERATIoN opERATIoN TO.fOlD.THE.ROPS T46O514a T46O512a T46O513a (1) Grip Bolt (3) clip pin (1) RopS (1) Grip Bolt (2) Set pin (2) Set pin (3) clip pin 1. Remove the clip pin and set pin. 2. loosen the grip bolt and fold the 3.
Page 140: To Raise The Rops To
Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) TO.RAISE.THE.ROPS.TO. UPRIGHT.POSITION CAUTION To.avoid.accidents: make.sure.to.set.the.ROPS.up-  right. and. fasten. the. seat. belt. during.work.. . If. it. is. necessary. to. work. with. it.folded,.do.not.fasten.the.seat. belt.. . It.can.be.dangerous.in.case.of. tractor.rollover. T46O515a T46O516a (1) Grip Bolt (2) Set pin (3) clip pin 1. Remove both the grip bolt, clip pin 3.
Page 141: Parking
opERATIoN opERATIoN PARkING 1. This tractor is not equipped with a 7. If it is necessary to park the trac- separate parking brake. However tor on a slope with the engine run- uses the brake pedals instead. ning, chock all four wheels (1) and perform Steps 4 and 5 above.
Page 142: Turning
Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) TURNING DRIvING.ON.SlOPE you should turn slowly by lowering 1. please drive according to the con- ImPORTANT the engine rotation if possible. ditions of the slope at safe speed The. tractor. may. move. slowly. so that the engine is not under ...
Page 143: The Cautions When Coming In And Out Of Paved Road
opERATIoN opERATIoN THE.CAUTIONS.WHEN.COmING. PRECAUTIONS.WHIlE. IN.AND.OUT.Of.PAvED.ROAD DRIvING.ON.THE.ROAD WARNING make. sure. that. the. coupling.  device. of. brake. pedal. and. dif- ferential. lock. pedal. are. surely. relea-sed.. Do.not.disengage.the.clutch.or.  put. the. shift. lever. in. the. neu- tral.position.on.a.slope..Other- wise,. the. tractor. may. become. inoperable.
Page 144: Loading Into And Unloading Out Of The Truck
Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) lOADING.INTO.AND.UNlOADING. OUT.Of.THE.TRUCk 1. when you load the tractor, do it by WARNING driving backward. If. the. tractor. is. broken. down.  2. If the engine stalls out halfway, during. driving. on. the. road,. step on the brake pedal at once, move.
Page 145: Precautions When Using Power Steering
opERATIoN opERATIoN PRECAUTIONS.WHEN.USING. POWER.STEERING loader and the like, the steering NOTE wheel operation can be getting a T h e n o n - l o a d r e a c t i o n t y p e little heavy.
Page 146 Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) NOTE WARNING WARNING The power steering system in this When. driving. on. a. road. with. If. stopping. the. engine. while.   an. implement. attached. to. the. driving,. the. steering. perfor- tractor is a non-load reaction, full rear. of. the. tractor,. the. friction. mance.
Page 147: 3-Point Hitch Control System
opERATIoN opERATIoN 3-POINT.HITCH.CONTROl. SySTEm 5. Therefore, the implement attached to the lower link may be lifted by protrusion on the ground when it is lowered to the ground. It is called as "floating”. H11O526a H11O538a (1) position control lever (1) lower link (A) lowering (B)lifting The 3-point hitch can be controlled...
Page 148 Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) WARNING If. trying. to. lift. an. object. with.  e x c e s s i v e. w e i g h t. b y. t h e. 3-point. hitch. while. the. trac- tor. is. not. equipped. with. prop- er.
Page 149 opERATIoN opERATIoN DRAfT.CONTROl.(If.EqUIPPED) ing depth while the draft control le- ver is set to the “Shallow” position, the plowing depth is maintained as shallow because the reaction force is transferred to the internal system via the top link and the lift- ing arm is automatically lifted.
Page 150: Exterior Hydraulic Control System
Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) ExTERIOR.HyDRAUlIC.CON- TROl.SySTEm DOUBlE.ACTING.vAlvE.lEvER 7. However, if the draft control lever is CAUTION pushed forward to its end, the low- The. implement. may. shake. up. est position of the lifting arm can be  and. down. as. the. draft. sensor. lowered a little.
Page 151 opERATIoN opERATIoN SINGlE. ACTING. AND. DOUBlE. ACTING.CylINDER kIOTI supplies two types of the dou- ImPORTANT ble acting valves by region: self-re- Put. the. detent. valve. operat- turn type and detent type.  ing. lever. into. the. neutral. po- For the self-return type double act- ...
Page 152 Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) Ex35(c)/Ex40(c)/Ex45(c)/Ex50(c) CONNECTING.AND. DISCONNECT- ING.ImPlEmENT.HyDRAUlIC.HOSE 3. when the cylinder is contracted, CONNECTION the hydraulic fluid returned from 1. make sure to stop the engine be- the cylinder is drained to the trans- fore connecting it. mission through the draining cir- 2.
Page 153 opERATIoN opERATIoN 6. Start the ngine and check the op- 6. close the dust-proof cover of the erating status and leakage. female coupler of the tractor. wrap the male coupler of the implement with a plastic bag to prevent con- DISCONNECTION tamination.
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Page 155: 3-Point Hitch Implement And Loader Operation
3-POINT HITCH IMPLEMENT AND LOADER OPERATION REMOvAL AND INsTALLATION Of 3-POINT HITCH IMPLEMENT (wITH PTO sHAfT) ...6-2 OPERATION TIP fOR 3-POINT HITCH ELEMENTs ..6-5 Adjustment of LIft Rod ............6-5 Adjustment of top LInk ............6-6 pRecAutIon foR InstALLIng How to use top LInk HoLes ............
Page 156 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) REMOvAL AND INsTALLATION Of 3-POINT HITCH IMPLEMENT (wITH PTO sHAfT) H11O562A H11O567A H11O564A (1) Implement support (1) telescopic stabilizers pin (1) Latch (2) Lower Link end 1. drive the tractor backward to 3. Remove both of the telescopic 4.
Page 157 3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon 3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon H11O569A H11O561A H11O566A (1) Lower Link (1) Lower Link end (1) top Link (3) snap pin (2) Lock pin 5. Install the lower link to the imple- 6. start the engine and drive back- 7.
Page 158 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) IMPORTANT Consult your local KIOTI Deal-  er for selection of the univer- sal joint. when selecting a universal  joint, make sure that it is not too short to come off the its fe- male and male shafts at the highest position or too long to impact its female and mail T85O139A...
Page 159: Operation Tip For 3-Point Hitch Elements
3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon 3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon OPERATION TIP fOR 3-POINT HITCH ELEMENTs ADjusTMENT Of LIfT ROD H23O533A (1) Lift Rod (2) Lift Rod Handle (3) stopper 1. Adjust the implement level bal- anced by turning the lift rod handle. 2.
Page 160: Adjustment Of Top Link
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ADjusTMENT Of TOP LINK PRECAuTION fOR INsTALLINg HOw TO usE TOP LINK HOLEs wARNINg stop the engine and lower the  attachment on the ground pri- or to disconnecting the lift rod from the lower link. Check that the attachment for proper sup- porting and there’s pressure remained in the hydraulic sys-...
Page 161: Adjustment Of Stabilizer
3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon 3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon ADjusTMENT Of sTABILIzER DRAfT HITCH AND TRAILER CAuTION A plate describing how to at-  tach the implement is placed on the standard implement of our company. when you are attaching an im- ...
Page 162 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) wARNINg Never use any other part for  pulling except draw bar. Pull- ing with top link, ROPs and etc. will cause a fatal accident. Be sure to install the auxiliary  safety chain when installing a trailer. Improper use of the draw-bar, ...
Page 163: Installing Pto Shaft
3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon 3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon INsTALLINg PTO sHAfT wARNINg Make sure that the PTO safety  cover is in its position before driving the PTO shaft. The tractor PTO and PTO shaft  should not be interfered by any surrounding parts.
Page 164 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) wARNINg Before starting up any PTO-  driven implement hitched to the three-point linkage, lift the implement to its full height and check that at least 1/4 of the total length of the telescopic section of the drive shaft is en- gaged.
Page 165: Handling Loader
3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon 3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon HANDLINg LOADER (1) Loader mounting bracket (2) balancing cylinder (3) Loader Arm (4) boom (5) grill guard (6) tilt cylinder (7) bucket for detailed information about instal- lation and use of the front loader, re- fer to the separate manual of the loader.
Page 166: Fixation Points For Front End Loader
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) fIxATION POINTs fOR fRONT END LOADER H11O684A wARNINg • when you do install the front loader, certainly mount the bolt for mounting bracket at indicated point. M47-EU-06.indd 12 2012-03-15 오후 2:56:17...
Page 167: Driving On Slope
3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon 3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon DRIvINg ON sLOPE wHEN LOADED BuCKET AND wHEN uNLOADED BuCKET AND REAR BALLAsT ARE INsTALLED REAR BALLAsT ARE INsTALLED when driving on uphill with the load- DRIvINg ON uPHILL DRIvINg ON uPHILL ed bucket and rear ballast installed, keep the higher end of the tractor heavier.
Page 168: Joystick Lever
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) jOysTICK LEvER PARKINg wITH LOADER INsTALLED when driving on downhill with the empty bucket and rear ballast in- stalled, keep the rear ballast toward the higher level of the ground. In oth- er words, drive backward on uphill and forward on downhill.
Page 169 3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon 3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon 3. float the floating function is activated when the joystick lever is pushed o ne p os i ti on fur ther from the down position. when the lever is in this position, the boom moves up and down freely along the sur- face of the ground as the hydrau- lic line is opened from the valve to...
Page 170 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) 4. Regen. 7. up & roll back wARNINg the Regen. function is activated the boom can be lifted and the Do not leave the tractor with  when the joystick lever is pushed bucket can scoop up by operating the boom off the ground in any the joystick lever to the rear left one position further to the right...
Page 171: Joystick Valve
3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon 3-poInt HItcH ImpLement opeRAtIon jOysTICK vALvE wARNINg To avoid accidents: Pressurized diesel fuel or hy-  draulic fluid may be sprayed on your skin or eyes, lead- ing to a severe injury or even death. To check leakage, use a board ...
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Page 173: Maintenance
Maintenance Maintenance check list ... 7-3 checking seat Belt anD rops (k) ... 7-12 changing engine oil anD Daily check chart ........ 7-3 replacing filter (l) ...... 7-13 maintenance scheDule chart ..7-4 replacing transmission fluiD anD filter (m) ........7-15 lUBRicants ........
Page 174 Maintenance air conDitioner Belt tension (aB) . 7-28 replacing BulB (aq) ......7-39 cleaning air conDitioner checking refrigerant (ar) ..... 7-45 conDenser (ac) ......7-28 aDJusting front axle pivot (aD) ... 7-28 aDJusting engine valve clearance (ae) ........ 7-29 replacing air cleaner filter(af) .. 7-29 checking air conDitioner hose(ag) ..........
Page 175: Maintenance Check List
MAINTENANCE Maintenance check list Daily check chart serVice scheDUle Maintenance coDes iteM serVice reQUireD Engine Oil Check the oil level and add needed. Do not overfill. Hydraulic (Trans / Diff) Fluid Check level and add as needed. Check condition indicator (if equipped). Check for leaks and damaged Engine Air Filter and Air System components.
Page 176: Maintenance Schedule Chart
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) Maintenance scheDUle chaRt RUn hOUR RUn aGe Maintenance Mainte- inteRVal ReMaRks nance 100 200 400 600 800 1500 3000 1 year 2 year iteM cODes engine oil change ⊙ ○ Transmission oil filter replace ⊙ ○ HST oil filter replace ⊙...
Page 177 maintenance maintenance RUn hOUR RUn aGe Maintenance Mainte- inteRVal ReMaRks nance 100 200 400 600 800 1500 3000 1 year 2 year iteM cODes check ○ 18 fuel line replace ○ check ○ 19 intake air hose replace ○ 20 toe-in adjust ○...
Page 178: Lubricants
EX35(C)/EX40(C)/EX45(C)/EX50(C) EX35(C)/EX40(C)/EX45(C)/EX50(C) LUBRICANTS To prevent serious equipment damage, use only genuine KIOTI fluids, oils and greases, or equivalents. Capacity [L (U.S.gal.)] Section Lubricants EX35(C) EX40(C) EX45(C) EX50(C) Fuel 45 (11.9) Smokeless diesel An antifreezing solution(Ethylene glycol) + Pure water Coolant 8.0 (2.1) 8.9 (2.4) 8.7 (2.3)
Page 179: Maintenance Code
maintenance maintenance Maintenance cODe hOw TO dISCONNECT ThE hOOd (A) OPENINg SIdE COvER (B) H11O601A H11O602A H11O603A (1) hood (2) handle (1) hood (1) side cover (2) hook (a) pull (a) pull 1. the hood can be opened by pull- 1.
Page 180: Checking And Adding Fuel(C)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ChECKINg ANd AddINg fUEl (C) 1. turn the key switch to "on", check caUtiOn the amount of fuel by fuel gauge. Be careful not to trap your fin-  2. if the needle on the fuel gauge is gers when closing the side close to the red zone (“e”) or the cover.
Page 181: Checking Transmission Fluid Level(D)
maintenance maintenance ChECKINg TRANSMISSION flUId lEvEl (d) IMPORTANT do not permit dirt or trash to  get into the fuel system. Be careful not to let the fuel  tank become empty, otherwise air will enter the fuel system, necessitating bleeding before next engine start.
Page 182: Checking Engine Oil Level(E)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ChECKINg ENgINE OIl lEvEl (E) IMPORTANT If oil level is low, do not run  engine. Never add the oil over the up-  per limit. H11O608A H11O607A (1) oil inlet plug (2) gauge (1) oil Dipstick (a) oil level is acceptable within this range (a) upper limit (B) lower limit 1.
Page 183: Checking Coolant Level(F)
maintenance maintenance ChECKINg COOlANT lEvEl (f) 3. the tractor is furnished with a mix- IMPORTANT ture of anti-freeze and water in a when using oil of different  ratio of 50:50 which is usable in maker or viscosity from the any season.
Page 184: Cleaning Grill, Radiator Screen(G)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ClEANINg gRIll, RAdIATOR checkinG BRake anD ChECKINg gAUgES, METER SCREEN (g) ClUTCh PEdAlS (h) ANd EASy ChECKER (I) 1. the brake and clutch pedals 1. inspect the instrument panel for should be inspected for free trav- broken gauge(s), meter(s) and el, and smooth operation.
Page 185: Changing Engine Oil And Replacing Filter(L)
maintenance maintenance ChANgINg ENgINE OIl ANd REPlACINg fIlTER (l) H11O611A H11O612A H11O613A (1) oil inlet (2) gauge (1) Drain plug (1) engine oil filter (a) oil level is acceptable within this range 1. park the tractor on a level ground 2.
Page 186 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) 7. run the start motor for approx. 10 WaRninG caUtiOn seconds to deliver oil to each part. To avoid personal injury: The engine oil is very hot while  8. run the engine for approx. 5 min- Be sure to stop the engine be- the engine is running or right ...
Page 187: Replacing Transmission Fluid And Filter(M)
maintenance maintenance REPlACINg TRANSMISSION flUId ANd fIlTER (M) MANUAl Type hST Type H11O614A H11O616A (1) oil filter catridge (1) Drain plug the transmission fluid should be 3. To drain the used fluid, place the changed if it is contaminated or after oil pan under the transmission the transmission is serviced.
Page 188 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) Model Oil capacity manual 52L (13.7u.s.gal.) 42L (11.1u.s.gal.) 9. Make sure that the transmission flu- id does not leak through the seal. caUtiOn To avoid personal injury: Be sure to stop the engine be-  H11O617A fore changing the fluid or re- H11O626B placing the filter.
Page 189: Changing Front Axle Case Oil(N)
maintenance maintenance ChANgINg fRONT AxlE CASE OIl (N) 1. to drain the used oil, remove the right and left drain plugs and fill- ing plug at the front axle case and drain the oil completely into the oil pan. 2. after draining reinstall the drain plugs.
Page 190: Adjusting Brake Pedal(O)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) AdJUSTINg BRAKE PEdAl (O) using the brake pedal for an extend- MANUAl Type 20 ~ 30 mm ed period of time causes it to play. (0.8 ~ 1.2 in.) proper brake this may lead to deterioration of the keep the free pedal free travel braking performance and malfunc-...
Page 191: Lubricating Grease Fittings(P)
maintenance maintenance lUBRICATINg gREASE fITTINgS (P) Apply high-quality multi-purpose grease onto the positions in the figure at every 50 hours of operation or whenever nec- essary and record the operating time when applying it. H11O621A H23O622A H11O623A (1) grease fitting (front Bracket axle pivot) (1) grease fitting (power steering cylinder) (rh, lh) (1) grease fitting (Bevel gear case, lh/rh) (2) grease fitting (power steering cylinder rh,lh)
Page 192: Checking Wheel Bolt/Nut Torque(Q)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) AdJUSTINg ClUTCh PEdAl (R) ChECKINg whEEl BOlT/NUT TORqUE (q) MANUAl Type caUtiOn To avoid personal injury: Never operate tractor with a  loose rim, wheel, or axle. Any time bolts and nuts are  loosened, retighten to speci- fied torque.
Page 193: Replacing Fuel Filter(S)
maintenance maintenance REPlACINg fUEl fIlTER (S) 1. if the clutch does not operate semble the new filter element, properly due to its excessive play, making sure that it is free from adjust its play using the turnbuck- d u s t a n d d i r t . a s s u r e t h a t a l l o-rings are in place.
Page 194: Replacing Air Cleaner Primary Element(T)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) REPlACINg AIR ClEANER PRIMARy ElEMENT (T) 4. when cleaning the element, refer IMPORTANT to the instructions that follow. do not run the engine with fil-  5. if the element is stained with car- ter element removed. bon , dust or oil, replace the filter. Be sure to refit the cap with ...
Page 195: Checking Fuel Lines(U)
maintenance maintenance ChECKINg fUEl lINES (U) AdJUSTINg fAN BElT TEN- SION (v) 3. if the fuel pipes and hose clamps are found damaged or deterio- rated earlier than two years, then change them immediately. 4. a f t e r t h e f u e l p i p e a n d h o s e clamps have been changed, bleed the fuel system.
Page 196: Battery(W)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) BATTERy (w) PRECAUTIONS fOR hANdlINg 4. in order to set the belt tight, move 3. check the battery and cable for the upper part of the alternator damage and corrosion. backward. 4. apply grease to the terminals and 5.
Page 197 maintenance maintenance chaRGinG DiRectiOn fOR stORaGe caUtiOn 1. while charging the battery, steam 1. when storing the tractor for a long T h e c h a r g e w a r n i n g l a m p ...
Page 198: Checking Intake Air Line(X)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ChECKINg INTAKE AIR lINE (x) AdJUSTINg TOE-IN (y) AdJUSTINg PROCEdURE REAdJUSTMENT H11O634A T46OA36A H23O635A (1) air line hose (a) wheel - to - wheel Distance at front (1) tie rod lock nut (2) tie rod (B) wheel - to - wheel Distance at rear 1.
Page 199: Checking Radiator Hose And Clamp(Z)
maintenance maintenance checkinG RaDiatOR hOse POwER STEERINg lINE (AA) ANd ClAMP (z) it is a good practice to replace the ra- diator hoses every two years. PRECAUTION AT OvERhEATINg take the following actions in the event the coolant temperature reach- es the boiling point, what is called "over-heating".
Page 200: Air Conditioner Belt Tension(Ab)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) AdJUSTINg fRONT AxlE PIv- cleaninG aiR cOnDitiOneR aiR cOnDitiOneR Belt ten- OT (Ad) SION (AB) CONdENSER (AC) H11O638A H11O640A H11O641A (1) air conditioner Belt (1) wing Bolt (2) condenser (1) adjusting Bolt (2) lock nut (a) tension amount 1.
Page 201: Adjusting Engine Valve Clearance(Ae)
maintenance maintenance AdJUSTINg ENgINE vAlvE REPlACINg AIR ClEANER fIlTER (Af) ClEARANCE (AE) this service can be affected by the 2. unscrew the air cleaner clip and engine sensitively. therefore, contact remove the cover. your local kiOti Dealer for this ser- 3.
Page 202: Checking Air Conditioner Hose(Ag)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) checkinG aiR cOnDitiOneR REPlACINg AIR fIlTER (AI) flUsh cOOlinG systeM anD hOSE (Ag) ChANgINg COOlANT (AJ) check the linkage and damage of the air conditioner hose and pipe. checkinG caB cUshiOn RUBBER (Ah) check the damage of the cab cush- ion rubber.
Page 203 maintenance maintenance caUtiOn IMPORTANT If the radiator cap has to be To avoid accidents:  do not remove the radiator cap removed, follow the caution  while the coolant is hot. you can above and securely retighten get burnt by hot steam. Make the cap.
Page 204: Anti-Freeze
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ANTI-fREEzE (AJ1) BlEEdINg fUEl SySTEM (AK) This tractor is filled with 50% of eth- * at 760 mmhg pressure (atmosph- ylene glycol at factory. eric). a higher boiling point is ob- tained by using a radiator pres- if the anti-freeze has been replaced sure cap.
Page 205 maintenance maintenance caUtiOn do not operate the start motor  for more than 10 seconds con- tinuously. Instead, operate it for several times within 10 sec- onds each time. 3. when the amount of the fuel in the fuel filter port goes over 3/4 level, stop cranking the engine and turn the cock in the figure to the “ON”...
Page 206: Draining Water From Clutch Housing(Al)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) dRAININg wATER fROM ClUTCh hOUSINg (Al) ChECKINg & REPlACINg wIPER (AM) INSPECTION IMPORTANT If you forget to install the plug,  the clutch can be damaged. foreign material can enter through the open drain hole. H11O647A H11O648A (1) plug (1) wiper 1.
Page 207 maintenance maintenance REPlACEMENT H11O650A H11O649A H11O651A (1) wiper arm (3) wiper Blade (1) wiper Blade (1) wiper arm (2) fixing lever (2) wiper fixing lever 1. set the wiper upright to replace 3. lower the blade and pull out the 4.
Page 208: Replacing Fuse(An)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) REPlACINg fUSE (AN) caBin MODel caUtiOn when wiping the windshield,  set the wiper blade upright, spray water onto the glass w i t h a h o s e , a n d w i p e t h e glass with clean cloth.
Page 209 maintenance maintenance H11O676A H11O655A (1) fuse storage case (2) fuse there are marks for the fuse capac- 3. if the fuse is blown, replace it with ity and location on the cover of the a new fuse with same capacity. fuse panel.
Page 210: Replacing Cabin Fuse(Ao)
ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) REPlACINg CABIN fUSE (AO) s seat. it is to protect the electrical WaRninG devices in the cabin, excluding the Never use a fuse with the ca- body. the fuse in this box can be re-  pacity higher than specified on placed with the same method for the the fuse box cover.
Page 211: Slow Blow Fuse(Ap)
maintenance maintenance SlOw BlOw fUSE (AP) REPlACINg BUlB (Aq) the bulb and capacity used in this IMPORTANT tractor are listed in the blow table. Using a non-approved slow-  this section only describes proce- blow fuse can damage electri- dures the users can handle. cal systems in the tractor se- Bulb capacity...
Page 212 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) hEAdlAMP H11O658A H11O659A H11O661A (1) handle (1) connector (2) rubber cover (a) pull (B) open 1. turn the key switch to the “off” 2. Disconnect the connector. 4. press down the safety spring and position and open the hood. turn it counterclockwise to remove 3.
Page 213 maintenance maintenance wORKINg lAMP (fRT/RR) WaRninG the work lamp uses a halogen bulb. If using a bulb other than the  Do not touch the illuminating part of specified one, the lamp can be the halogen bulb. damaged and the tractor can The bulb life can be shortened by fin- even catch fire.
Page 214 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ROOM lAMP H11O663A H11O664A H23O665A (1) work lamp glass case (1) work lamp Bulb (1) room lamp 1. turn the key switch to the “off” 2. unscrew the ground wire screw, 1. fit a flat-bladed screwdriver into position and unscrew the screw disconnect the connector, and turn the edge of the room lamp and pry from the mounting hole with a...
Page 215 maintenance maintenance TURN SIgNAl lAMP (REAR) H11O666A H11O667A H11O668A (1) room lamp Bulb (1) turn signal lamp (rr) (1) protective cover (2) mounting Bolt 2. remove the room lamp bulb by 1. the turn signal lamp (rear) is in- 2. unscrew the mounting bolts from pulling it up.
Page 216 ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) ex35(c)/ex40(c)/ex45(c)/ex50(c) TURN SIgNAl lAMP (fRONT) caUtiOn do not touch the bulb if it is  still illuminated or right after it is turned off. you can be burnt by the hot bulb. for some bulbs which require  delicate handling or work pro- cess, contact your local KIOTI dealer.
Page 217: Checking Refrigerant(Ar)
maintenance maintenance ChECKINg REfRIgERANT (AR) if the refrigerant is insufficient, the 1. operate air conditioner at : caUtiOn performance of the air conditioner is - engine rpm : approx 1500 rpm when separating the cover by  deteriorated. also, charging the air - temperature control lever : prying it off with a screwdriver, conditioner with excessive refrigerant...
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Page 219: Storage And Disposal
sTorage and disposal TracTor sTorage ..........8-2 Daily storage ................8-2 long-term storage .............8-2 Using tractor after storage ........8-4 Usage and disposal ..........8-5 M47-EU-08.indd 1 2012-03-14 오후 7:20:44...
Page 220: Tractor Storage
eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) TracTor sTorage daily sTorage long-Term sTorage 1. Keep the tractor clean when it is follow the instructions below if the 5. change the engine oil and run the stored. make sure to wash it after tractor is not to be used for a long engine to circulate oil throughout work.
Page 221 storage anD DisPosal storage anD DisPosal 11. add grease to all the lubrication caUTion filler ports of the tractor. To avoid injury: 12. replace any worn or damaged never clean the tractor body  component. while the engine is running. 13. if a loader or implement is in- never run the engine in an en- ...
Page 222: Using Tractor After Storage
eX35(c)/eX40(c)/eX45(c)/eX50(c) Using TracTor afTer sTorage Usage and disposal 1. check the tire air pressure and ly. Park the tractor outside and in order to protect the environment, inflate the tires if they are low. idle engine for at least 5 minutes. use and dispose of the tractor keep- stop the engine and visually in- ing the following in mind: 2.
Page 223: Troubleshooting
TroublEshooTing EnginE TroublEshooTing ........9-2 TracTor TroublEshooTing ....... 9-4 M47-EU-09.indd 1 2012-03-14 오후 7:20:57...
Page 224: Engine Troubleshooting
EX35(C)/EX40(C)/EX45(C)/EX50(C) EX35(C)/EX40(C)/EX45(C)/EX50(C) This troubleshooting chart summarizes simple service items for users who are familiar with mechanical systems. For more detailed service items, contact your local KioTi Dealer. EnginE TroublEshooTing causE counTErmEasurEs 1. When engine is Fuel is thick and doesn’t flow. Check the fuel tank and fuel filter.
Page 225 TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING causE counTErmEasurEs 1. When engine is Start motor does not rotate Depress the clutch pedal unless depressed. (Manual type)   difficult to start when key switch is turned Put the PTO switch to the OFF position.  If the switch or start motor is faulty, have it repaired in a workshop.
Page 226: Tractor Troubleshooting
EX35(C)/EX40(C)/EX45(C)/EX50(C) EX35(C)/EX40(C)/EX45(C)/EX50(C) TracTor TroublEshooTing causE counTErmEasurEs 1. When tractor Shift lever is in neutral position Check the shift levers.   does not move Parking brake is applied Release the parking brake.   while engine is running 2. Clutch is not Clutch slips (idles) Check and adjust the clutch pedal play.
Page 227 TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING causE counTErmEasurEs 5. Hydraulic Oil is leaked from pipe or hose The pipe clamp is loose. Re-tighten it.   system is faulty The pipe is cracked. Have it repaired in a workshop.  3-point hitch cannot be lowered Set the lowering speed control lever to the lowering position ...
Page 228 EX35(C)/EX40(C)/EX45(C)/EX50(C) EX35(C)/EX40(C)/EX45(C)/EX50(C) causE counTErmEasurEs 6. Electric system Battery cannot be charged Check the battery and alternator.   is faulty Horn does not sound The horn switch is faulty. Replace it.   The wiring is faulty. Repair it.  The horn is damaged.
Page 229 TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING causE counTErmEasurEs 8. A/C Abnormal noise occurs The internal parts are not sufficiently lubricated.   performance is Add lubricant. poor The belt is loose. Adjust the belt tension.  The bracket is loose. Tighten its bolts again. ...
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Page 231: Index
INDEX INDEX................10-2 M47-EU-10.indd 1 2012-03-14 오후 7:21:11...
Page 232 EX35(C)/EX40(C)/EX45(C)/EX50(C) NUMBERICAL 3-point hitCh Control systEm .........5-23 BAttEry(W) ...............7-24 3-point hitCh implEmEnt AnD loADEr opErAtion .6-1 BAttEry ChArging lAmp ..........4-18 4WD inDiCAtor ..............4-22 BElts AnD ruBBEr pArts ..........2-5 4WD sWitCh ..............4-10 BlEEDing fuEl systEm(Ak) ..........7-32 7-pin poWEr output soCkEt ........4-56 BrAkE (onE siDE) lAmp ..........4-23 BrAkE pEDAl ..............4-34 ACCEssory ...............4-50...
Page 233 inDEX ChECking intAkE Air linE(X) ........7-26 DrAft Control lEVEr (if EQuippED)......4-40 ChECking rADiAtor hosE AnD ClAmp(z) ....7-27 DrAft hitCh AnD trAilEr ..........6-7 ChECking rEfrigErAnt(Ar) ........7-45 DrAining WAtEr from ClutCh housing(Al) ...7-34 ChECking sEAt BElt AnD ..........7-12 DriVing on slopE ............5-18 ChECking trAnsmission fluiD lEVEl(D) ....7-9 DriVing on slopE ............6-13 ChECking WhEEl Bolt/nut torQuE(Q) .....7-20...
Page 234 EX35(C)/EX40(C)/EX45(C)/EX50(C) flush Cooling systEm AnD implEmEnt limitAtions ..........3-14 ChAnging CoolAnt(Aj) ..........7-30 inDEX...................10-1 foot throttlE ...............4-36 inDoor lAmp ..............4-49 forWArD/rEVErsE DriVing pEDAls ......4-36 initiAl opErAtion ..............5-3 fuEl gAugE ..............4-16 input moDE sWitCh ............4-13 instAlling pto shAft ............6-9 instrumEnt pAnEl ............4-14 gEnErAl prECAutions ...........1-2 intErior DEViCEs ............4-44 gEnErAl spECifiCAtions ..........3-2 gEnErAl spECifiCAtions ..........3-4...
Page 235 inDEX luBriCAting grEAsE fittings(p) .......7-19 opErAtion tip for 3-point hitCh ElEmEnts ....6-5 opErAtion ................5-1 othEr ComponEnts ............2-5 mAin shift lEVEr ............4-30 mAintEnAnCE ChECk list ..........7-3 mAintEnAnCE CoDE ............7-7 pArking BrAkE lEVEr ..........4-35 mAintEnAnCE sChEDulE ChArt ........7-4 pArking BrAkE WArning lAmp ........4-21 mAintEnAnCE ..............7-1 pArking ................5-17 mAss(Es) AnD tirE(s) ............4-66...
Page 236 EX35(C)/EX40(C)/EX45(C)/EX50(C) shuttlE shift lEVEr .............4-31 QuiCk turn inDiCAtor ...........4-23 sloW BloW fusE(Ap) ............7-39 spECifiCAtions ..............3-1 stAnDArD sizE By implEmEnt ........3-14 rAngE gEAr shift lEVEr ..........4-30 stArting thE EnginE ............5-3 rEAr WinDoW ..............4-46 stEEring WhEEl ADjustmEnt ........4-35 rEmoVAl AnD instAllAtion of 3-point stopping thE EnginE ............5-8 hitCh implEmEnt (With pto shAft) ......6-2 storAgE AnD DisposAl ...........8-1...
Page 237 inDEX turning ................5-18 turn signAl lAmp ............4-20 unloCking thE Door ............4-46 upright position ............5-16 usAgE AnD DisposAl ............8-5 using trACtor AftEr storAgE ........8-4 VEhiClE iDEntifiCAtion numBEr ........2-2 ViBrAtion lEVEls of thE trACtor EXposition to ViBrAtions ........3-10 ViEW ..................4-14 WhEn DriVing thE trACtor ..........1-9 WhEn opErAting thE p.t.o.
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