Operation Instruction; Product Description; Operating Mechanism And Instrument Of Tractor - Agrison HP ULTRA Series Operation Manual

The proper operation of the tractor can make the performance of the tractor fully exerted,
reduce the tractor abrasion and accident, and guarantee that the operation on farmland and road
is completed in high-quality, high-efficiency, and low-consumption and safely by the operator.

2.1 Product description

The use, technical maintenance, adjustment, faults and troubleshooting method of the series
tractors are described in the manual.
The series wheeled tractor, which is a kind of multi-purpose medium-sized agricultural
wheeled tractor, is featured by compact structure, convenient for manipulation, flexible steering,
large traction force, convenient for repair and maintenance.

2.2 Operating mechanism and instrument of tractor

2.2.1 Operating mechanism of tractor
The operating mechanism is arranged at the middle position of the tractor and the front, back,
left and right side of the driver.
1. Power take off operating handle (left rear side of driver)
2. Front drive operating handle (left front side of driver)
3. Clutch pedal (front face and left side of driver)
4. Flameout wire handle (front face and left side of driver)
5. Left and right brake pedal (front face and right side of driver)
6. Foot throttle operating handle (right front side of driver)
7. Riser operating handle(right side of the driver, near the seat)
8. Hydraulic out put operating handle (right side of riser operating handle)
9. Main gear shift lever (right side of driver)
10. Sub gear shift lever (right side of driver)
11. Hand throttle operating handle (right side of driver)
2.2.2 Instrument and switches
The instrument cluster includes tachometer (including hour meter), fuel gauge, water
temperature gauge, pressure indicator, left and right direction indicator lamp, high beam lamp,
charge lamp, too low oil pressure indicator lamp, preheat indicator lamp, position indicator lamp,
parking braking indicator lamp, etc.
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Operation Instruction

2. Operation Instruction