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- Page 1 LOADER MX C1, C1s MX C2u, C2, C2+ MX C3u, C3,C3+ MX C4, C4+ User Manual Read carefully before using EN 362942 AT - 0125 Translation of the original manual...
- Page 3 We thank you for placing your trust in us and hope that you will find your MX loader satisfactory in every way. By taking a few minutes to read this manual, you will be able to obtain the best results from your MX loader to the full, prolong its service life and ensure safe operation.
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
9. UNHITCHING IMPLEMENTS - MX C2, C2+, C3, C3+, C4, C4+ LOADERS 9.1 Implement carrier with manual unlocking 10. HITCHING IMPLEMENTS - MX C2, C2+, C3, C3+, C4, C4+ LOADERS 11. IMPLEMENT UNHITCHING / HITCHING - MX C1, C1S, C2U, C3U LOADERS 11.1 Implement unhitching 11.2 Implement hitching 12. - Page 6 21. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS...
- Page 8 The user must read and understand this manual before first use. — Any use that is not intended by the manufacturer is considered improper use and therefore constitutes misuse. The manufacturer cannot be held liable for any resulting damage. — The safety information given in this manual does not replace safety codes, insurance requirements, local, state, or federal laws.
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Page 9: Safety Rules
— To ensure safe operation of the MX loader, the tractor must be equipped with a cab or 4-post rollbar guard against falling objects. Caution: the protection must be in the functional position during operation. If the tractor is only equipped with a rollbar, please refer to the chapter entitled “Loader use limits on a tractor without a cab or 4-post roll bar”. -
Page 10: Safety Warning Pictogram
— For all work at height on the machine, use stable and secured means. Stop the tractor engine if the loader is hitched to the tractor. — Keep the tractor-loader unit clean to avoid the risk of fire. Ensure that airborne particles (straw, grass, wood shavings, etc.) do not accumulate in areas which reach high temperatures. -
Page 11: Ppe Table (Personal Protective Equipment)
PPE Table (Personal Protective Equipment) Symbolic Meaning Example of risk Cuts, trapped fingers when unlocking the Hand protection equipment must be worn. implement on the loader. Ear protection must be worn. Bucket shake with cab-less tractor. Eye protection must be worn. Splattering during high-pressure cleaning. -
Page 12: Non-Compliance With The Safety And Usage Rules
MX on the MX loader, will render the MX guarantee on all supplied items null and void. — Use only genuine MX spare parts. Do not carry out any modifications yourself or have anyone else do so on your MX loader and its implements (mechanical, electrical, hydraulic or pneumatic specifications) without seeking prior approval in writing from MX. -
Page 13: Rules Of Use
2. Rules of use — Each implement has been designed for a specific use and has its own resistance limits. — Land clearing and stump pulling are prohibited. This work must be done with specialized machinery and is not appropriate for the agricultural loader. —... - Page 14 — When handling bales, check that the bale is held correctly before lifting the loader. — Use the implement designed for the work to be carried out. Subject to modification...
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Page 15: Safety Stickers
Safety stickers are affixed to the loaders. Ensure that these stickers are clean and legible; replace them if they become damaged. When changing a sticker, clean the surface used for the sticker with isopropyl alcohol and affix the sticker using a special tool. MX C1, C1s loaders Subject to modification... -
Page 16: Mx C2, C3, C4 Loaders
MX C2, C3, C4 loaders Familiarise yourself with the safety instructions in the user manual before using or working on the loader. Follow the loader hitching and unhitching procedure given in the user manual. Use the anchoring points when handling the loader. -
Page 17: Identification Plate
4. Identification plate The identification plate is located inside the loader's right arm. The serial number and loader model shown on this plate must be quoted in any request for spare parts information or technical assistance. Subject to modification... -
Page 18: Counterweight
5. Counterweight The stability of the tractor-loader unit can only be ensured with a counterweight installed on the rear of the tractor. This should ensure that 20% of the gross weight (tractor, loader, implement, maximum load and counterweight) bears on the rear axle of the tractor for optimum working safety. -
Page 19: Control
6.2.1 Handle setting * To ensure comfortable control of the loader, the handle's position can be adjusted. NOTE: * only for control on MX C1 or C1s (if tractor with cab), C2, C3 and C4 loaders. 6.2.2 Safety To prevent any unwanted control of the loader, the MX monolever can be locked. - Page 20 — To the left = implement crowding. — To the right = implement dumping. 6.2.4 3rd function Direct control: Equipment available on C1 and C1s loaders. — Button (1): opening (e.g. grab) — Button (2): closing (e.g. grab) Subject to modification...
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Page 21: Loader Unhitching
6.2.5 Cable-controlled control lever: along axis “X” Equipment available for C1 or C1s (if tractor with cab), C2, C3 and C4 loaders. — Button (1) + crowding or dumping movement. 7. Loader unhitching This operation must be carried out by the driver, who must exit the cab and ensure all manoeuvres are prohibited while working on the loader. - Page 22 — Remove the locking pins from the frame and put them into the open holes. 1: MX C1, C1S 2: MX C2, C2u, C2+, C3u, C3, C3+, C4, C4+ — Lower in double action to retract the lifting rams. — Position the implement on the ground, slightly dumped (approx.
- Page 23 — Fully decompress all the hydraulic circuits. — Disconnect the hydraulics and electrics. NOTE: For loaders without MACH System, - Close the valve and disconnect the hydraulic couplings. — Install protection caps (clean) on the male and female couplings. — Stow the hoses on the loader. Loader with MACH System Compact: —...
- Page 24 — Hook the MACH System Compact housing onto its support. — Reverse the tractor slowly, to clear the loader from the bracket. — Check the stability of the whole assembly. Subject to modification...
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Page 25: Loader Hitching
8. Loader hitching This operation must be carried out by the driver, who must exit the cab and ensure all manoeuvres are prohibited while working on the loader. Watch the unhitching/hitching video at www.m-x.eu — Advance the tractor slowly so that the bracket is approx. 5 cm behind the frames. -
Page 26: Loader With Mach System Compact
— Open the valve. Loader with MACH System Compact — Lift the handle to lock the MACH System Compact. — Dump the implement so as to lift the front of the loader: by pivoting, the frames engage with the bracket yokes. —... -
Page 27: Unhitching Implements - Mx C2, C2+, C3, C3+, C4, C4+ Loaders
1: MX C1, C1s 2: MX C2u, C2, C2+, C3u, C3, C3+, C4, C4+ 9. Unhitching implements - MX C2, C2+, C3, C3+, C4, C4+ Loaders This operation must be carried out by the driver, who must leave the cab and ensure all manoeuvres are prohibited while working on the loader. - Page 28 — Stand on the left side of the loader. — Pull the handle fully towards you, then move it backwards to lock it in place, springs compressed. DANGER: Risk of crushing! In unlocked position, do not put your hands near the implement detector - risk of locking. —...
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Page 29: Hitching Implements - Mx C2, C2+, C3, C3+, C4, C4+ Loaders
10. Hitching implements - MX C2, C2+, C3, C3+, C4, C4+ LOADERS This operation must be carried out by the driver, who must leave the cab and ensure all manoeuvres are prohibited while working on the loader. — Ensure that the unlocking lever is in the hitching position (lever to the rear). -
Page 30: Implement Unhitching / Hitching - Mx C1, C1S, C2U, C3U Loaders
Operate each moving part fully, in each direction, to check the tightness of the hydraulic circuit and the correct routing of the hoses. 11. Implement unhitching / hitching - MX C1, C1s, C2u, C3u Loaders 11.1 Implement unhitching — Select a stable parking area. -
Page 31: Commissioning The Loader - Checklist
12. Commissioning the loader - checklist Once the loader is hitched, carefully check all the functions before use. Go through all the necessary corrective steps In the event of a malfunction. — Check that the loader is correctly hitched to the tractor (see “LOADER HITCHING”). —... -
Page 32: Level Indicator - Mx C2, C2+, C3, C3+, C4, C4+ Loaders
13. Level indicator - MX C2, C2+, C3, C3+, C4, C4+ Loaders The level indicator enables implement positioning as the loader is being lowered. It is on the right side of the loader. It can be adjusted to suit the implement being used. -
Page 33: Rd Function
Positioned on the loader crossbar, the two couplings located at the front make the loader-implement connection. For easier connection-disconnection, stop the engine and decompress the 3rd function hydraulic circuit. MX C1, C1s MX C2u, C2, C2+ MX C3u, C3, C3+ MX C4, C4+... -
Page 34: Mach
15. MACH 2 The MACH 2 (optional) enables effortless once-only connection of the implement's hydraulic functions. The MACH 2 kit includes the hoses for supplying MX implements. 16. SHOCK ELIMINATOR System Shocks are eliminated during movement or when stopping the loader quickly when lowering. -
Page 35: Safety When Lifting And Dumping
17. Safety when lifting and dumping This device is essential for working when people are present near the load (optional). Complies with standard EN 12525 + A2 2010; this equipment is compatible with the Shock Eliminator and the float detent position. -
Page 36: Maintenance
When using a pressure washer, do not direct the jet of water onto any electrical components. Clean the implement and the front of the loader after every use. Slurry acid, fertiliser and silage can damage paint, steel and pivot points. — MX C1, C1s — MX C2u, C3u, C4u Subject to modification... - Page 37 — MX C2, C3, C4 — MX C2, C2+, C3, C3+, C4, C4+ CAUTION: Oil escaping under pressure can have sufficient force to penetrate the skin and cause serious injury. Before disconnecting the hoses, ensure that you have released all the pressure.
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Page 38: Bracket Maintenance Specifications
— Mechanical condition (any cracks, distortion, end stop matting, clearance, parking stands, etc.). — Contact your dealer if there is any abnormal wear. — Disposal: please contact your dealer or a material recycling company. — Check bracket tightness after 10 and 50 hours work, then every 100 hours or when the tractor engine is drained. Contact your dealer, if there is any loosening. -
Page 39: Troubleshooting
18.2 Troubleshooting Any fault diagnosis and/or removal of parts must be carried out by a professional who is to start by ensuring that the work will be carried out safely, with minimal risk to themselves and their environment, especially in the case of work on a lifted loader. - Page 40 PROBLEM PROBABLE REASON CORRECTIVE STEPS THE HYDRAULIC COUPLINGS ARE CHECK THE CONNECTION. REPLACE NOT CONNECTED PROPERLY. IF NECESSARY. THE TRACTOR OIL LEVEL IS TOO CHECK AND TOP UP THE OIL LEVEL LOW. ON THE TRACTOR. LIFTING OR DUMPING THE LOADER CONTROL VALVE OR INOPERATIVE FEED CONTROL VALVE PRESSURE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL DEALER.
- Page 41 CHECK AND TOP UP THE OIL LEVEL THE TRACTOR OIL LEVEL IS TOO ON THE TRACTOR. ALLOW THE OIL TO LOW OR THE OIL IS COLD. REACH OPERATING TEMPERATURE. BLEED THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM. AIR IS PRESENT IN THE HYDRAULIC CONTACT YOUR LOCAL DEALER IF SYSTEM THE PROBLEM PERSISTS.
- Page 42 THE CONTROL LEVER SPOOL DOES CONTACT YOUR LOCAL DEALER. THE LOADER CONTROL LEVER NOT MOVE FREELY (POLLUTION). SPOOL VALVE DOES NOT THE NEUTRAL POSITION OF THE RETURN TO ITS NEUTRAL CABLE MONOLEVER IS POORLY CONTACT YOUR LOCAL DEALER. POSITION. CALIBRATED. NOTE: CHECK THAT THE THE CONTROL LEVER OR CABLE CONTROL LEVERS ARE IN...
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Page 43: Recycling Mx Products
19. Recycling MX products Hydraulic system — At the end of their service life, MX products must be drained of hydraulic oil by an authorised service technician. — The hydraulic hoses must be removed before the equipment can be recycled. - Page 44 High-tech MX product components and electrical and electronic equipment: — Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) present in MX products is removed and disposed of by authorised services for recovery. Recycling of decontaminated MX products — Decontaminated MX products are sent to authorised services for iron and metal recycling.
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Page 45: Safety Lift Ram Stop On Loader
20. SAFETY LIFT RAM STOP ON LOADER The lift ram stop must remain permanently attached to the loader. Install the lift ram safety stop before carrying out any work or maintenance operation under the raised loader arms. Failure to comply could result in death or serious injury. Only supplied in case of specific local safety regulations (Code of Practice, …). -
Page 46: Technical Specifications
21. Technical specifications C1/C1S C2U/C2/C2+ C3U/C3/C3+ Length (A) 1.20 m 1.12 m / 1.25 m / 1.25 m 1.32 m / 1.45 m / 1.45 m 1.80 m 1.81 m 0.90 m 1.02 m / 1.05 m / 1.05 m 1.02 m / 1.05 m / 1.05 m... - Page 47 - pressure of 180 bar and flow rate of 30 litres/min for MX C4/C4+. * Only payloads apply. The values at ground level and at the implement pivot cannot be used. ** MX C2/C2+/C3/C3+/C4/C4+: payload 0.70 m from implement pivot. MX C1/C1s/C2u/C3u: payload with a general purpose bucket.
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Page 48: Declaration Of Conformity
Front loader A104 or A106 or A110 or F303 or F304 Front loader C1 or C1s or C2u or C2 or C2+ or C3u or C3 or C3+ or C4 or C4+ Loader implement BMS or BRDS or BQU or BF + GF or CGU or TR or BMSC or CGC or TRC or BT or BR or BC... - Page 52 M-extend France SAS 19, rue de Rennes B.P. 83221 FR-35690 ACIGNÉ Email : contact@m-x.eu Web : www.m-x.eu...
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