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Belarus 923.6 Operator's Manual (195 pages)

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Table of Contents
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Tractor Description and Operation
11
Tractor Assignment
11
Technical Specifications
12
Tractor Composition
15
Vibration Level at the Operator's Working Place of the Tractor "BELARUS-922.6
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Noise Level at the Operator's Working Place of the Tractor "BELARUS-922.6
17
Tractor and Its Component Marking
17
Controls and Instruments
19
Layout of Controls and Instruments of the Tractor
19
Switches of the Instrument Board
20
Upper Shield Unit of Button Switches
23
Cab Heater and Fan Control
24
Conditioner Control
25
Conditioner Control in the Conditioning Mode
25
Conditioner Control in the Heating Mode
25
Cab Ventilation
26
Instrument Board
27
Pilot Lamps Unit
29
General Information
29
Functioning Algorithm of Pilot Lamp to Indicate Operation of Heating Plugs
30
Integrated Indicator and Integrated Indicator Control Panel
31
General Information
31
Assignment and Operation Principle of Integrated Indicator Gauges
32
Pilot Lamps of the Integrated Indicator
35
Description of Testing the Integrated Indicator Performance
36
The Order of the Integrated Indicator Programming
36
Information Display and Engine Control System Panel
39
General Information
39
Adjustment of Brightness and Sharpness of the Information Display
39
Call-Up of Changeable Images and Parameters on the Screen of the Information Display
39
Engine Control System Panel
42
Steering
43
General Information
43
Steering Wheel Adjustments
43
Parking Brake Control
43
Handle for Fuel Supply Manual Control
43
Tractor Pedals
43
Switching of Ranges and Gears on GB
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General Information
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Gears Shifting in Transmission with Reduction Gear
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Gears Shifting in Transmission with Reverse Gear
46
Control Panel for Rear Axle DL and RPTO
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Rear PTO Control
48
Rear PTO Switch Handle from Ground-Speed to Continuous Drive
48
Rear PTO Engagement
48
Rear PTO Double-Speed Continuous Drive Switch
48
Tractor Operation Without Using Rear PTO
49
FDA Drive Control
49
Control of Rear Lift Linkage (RLL)
50
Control Elements of RLL with Hydraulic Lift
50
General Information on Control of RLL with Hydraulic Lift
50
HLL Pump Control
51
HLL Valve Group Section Control (Remote Cylinders)
52
Electric Cutout Fuses
53
General Information
53
Switching Unit and Fuses for Electrical Equipment
53
Fuses for Electronic Systems of DL and PTO
58
Fuses for Engine Electronic Control System
59
Cab Locks and Handles
61
Cab Door Locks
61
Side Window Opening
61
Rear Screen Opening
62
Cab Hatch Opening
62
Cab Emergency Exits
62
Seat and Its Adjustments
63
General Information
63
Adjustments of Seat
63
Control of the Pneumatic System Compressor
64
Connector Elements of the Electrical Equipment
65
Socket to Connect Coupled Agricultural Electrical Equipment
65
Connection of Coupled Machines Electrical Equipment through Socket Unit
65
Connection of Additional Electrical Equipment of Coupled Machines
66
SCR System Operation
66
Tank for SCR System Liquid
66
Indication of SCR System Operation
67
Intended Use of Tractor
70
Safety Measures While Preparing Tractor for Operation
70
Tractor Use
71
Boarding the Tractor
71
Engine Start and Preparation for It
71
Start of Tractor Movement, GB Shifting
73
Tractor Stop
74
Engine Stop
75
Leaving the Tractor
75
PTO Use
75
Selection of Optimal Inner Pressure in Tires Depending on Operational Conditions and Load on Tractor Axles
77
Selection of Optimal Inner Pressure in Tires Depending on Operational Condi
77
Tions and Load on Tractor Axles
77
Tire Inflation
79
Rear Wheel Track Formation
80
Rear Wheel Track Formation, Installed on Terminal Hubs
80
Track Formation of Rear Wheels, Mounted on Cone-Shaped Hubs
81
Rear Wheel Twinning
83
Front Wheel Track Formation
83
Safety Measures While Tractor Operation
85
General Safety Measures While Tractor Operation
85
Fire Safety Measures
87
Tractor Final Assembly and Run-In
89
Tractor Final Assembly
89
Technical Maintenance before Tractor Run-In
89
Tractor Run-In
89
Technical Maintenance During Tractor Run-In
90
Technical Maintenance after Tractor Run-In
90
Emergency Actions
91
Coupling of Implements
92
General Information
92
Types of Implements Coupled with Tractor "BELARUS-922.6
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Lift Linkage
94
General Information
94
Three-Point Rear Lift Linkage
94
RLL Components Adjustment Rules
97
Buckles
97
General Information
97
Telescopic Buckles
97
Outer Turnbuckles
99
Lifting Rod
100
Upper Link
101
Lower Links
101
General Information
101
Telescopic Lower Links and Twin Crossbar
101
Attachment of Implements to a Tractor
102
Drawbar Hitches
103
General Information
103
Drawbar Hitch Non-Rotatable Towing Yoke (DH-2V)
104
Drawbar Hitch Rotatable Towing Yoke (DH-ЗV)
105
Drawbar Hitch "Python" (DH-2R)
106
Towing Bar (DH-1М-01)
107
Drawbar Hitch Crossbar (DH -1)
108
Drawbar Hitch Twin Crossbar (DH-1ZH-01)
109
Determining Max. Allowable Vertical Load on Tractor DH Depending on Rear Tires
110
Standard Size, Type of Applicable Draw Hitch and Tractor Travel Speed
110
Usage Patterns of Tractor Hydraulic System for Drive of Operating Parts and Other Elements of Hydraulically-Powered Coupled Machines and Implements
111
Front Ballast Weights Installation
112
Trailer Brake Drive
113
General Information
113
Double-Line Pneumatic Drive of Trailer Brakes
113
Determination of PTO Shaft and Cardan Shaft Applicability
114
Peculiarities of PTO Shaft and Cardan Shaft Applicability
114
Ways of Changing Drawbar Features and Passing Ability of the Tractor
118
Features of Tractor Application in Special Conditions
119
Tractor Operation in Areas with Rugged Topography. Possibility of Tractor Ap- Plication for Haylage Preparation
119
Application of Substances for Chemical Treatment
119
Operation in a Forest
119
Determination of Total Weight, Loads on Front and Rear Axles, Tires Holding Ca
120
Pacity and the Required Minimum Ballast
120
Possibility of Front Loader Installation
122
General Information
122
Safety Measures While Tractor "BELARUS-922.6" Operation with the Loader Installed
124
Information on the Tractor Mounting Holes
126
Maintenance
128
General Instructions
128
Providing Access to the Components for Maintenance Services
130
Maintenance Procedure
131
Scheduled Maintenance Service Operations
134
Maintenance Service on a Shift Basis (SBMS) in Every 8 - 10 Hours of Opera- Tion or Per Shift
134
Maintenance Service in Every 125 Hours of Operation (MS-1)
142
MS-1, 2MS-1, MS-2, MS-3 and Special MS
148
General Instructions
148
Operation 32. Check / Adjustment of Clearances in Steering Joints
148
Operation 33. Check / Adjustment of Wheel Toe-In
149
Operation 41. Check / Adjustment of Service Brake Control
150
Check/Adjustment of Dry Friction Service Brake Control
150
Check/Adjustment of Service Brakes Control, Operating in Oil Sump
152
Operation 42. Check / Adjustment of Parking Brake Control
154
General Maintenance Services
155
General Instructions
155
Operation 71. Adjustment of Oil Pressure in the Engine Lubrication System
155
Operation 72. Maintenance of Engine Air Cleaner
156
Seasonal Maintenance Services
157
Safety Measures While Maintenance Service and Repair Operations
158
General Safety Requirements
158
Safety Precautions for Exclusion of Hazardous Situations Related to Accumula- Tor Batteries and a Fuel Tank
158
Guidelines for Safe Use of Leveling Jacks and Statement of Proper Places for Their Installation
158
Instruments, Work Tools and Measuring Devices While Maintenance Services and Repair
160
Filling and Lubrication of the Tractor with Fuel and Lubrication Materials
161
Possible Failures and Instructions for Their Troubleshooting
167
Possible Clutch Failures and Instructions for Their Troubleshooting
167
Possible Failures in Gearbox and Instructions for Their Troubleshooting
169
Possible Failures in the Electronic Control System for Rear Axle Differential Lock
170
Rear Power Take off Shaft and Instructions for Their Troubleshooting
170
Possible Failures in Rear Axle and Instructions for Their Troubleshooting
171
Possible Failures in Rear Power Take-Off Shaft and Instructions for Their Trouble- Shooting
171
Possible Failures of Brakes and Instructions for Their Troubleshooting
172
Possible Failures in the Pneumatic System and Instructions for Their Troubleshooting
174
Possible Failures of FDA and Instructions for Their Troubleshooting
176
Possible Failures of the Hydrostatic Steering Control and Instructions for Their Troubleshooting
178
Possible Failures of the Hydraulic Lift Linkage and Guidelines for Troubleshooting
181
Possible Failures in the Electrical Equipment and Instructions
183
Possible Failures of Air-Conditioning and Cab Heating Systems and Instructions for Troubleshooting
185
Possible Engine Failures and Instructions on Their Troubleshooting
186
Tractor Storage
187
General Instructions
187
Requirements for Inter-Shift Storage of Machines
187
Requirements for Short-Term Tractors Storage
187
Requirements for Outdoors Long-Term Storage
188
Preservation
189
Depreservation and Represervation
189
Putting Tractor into Operation after Long-Term Storage
190
Safety Requirements for Preservation
190
Tractor Transportation and Towing
190
Service Bulletins
192
ANNEX B (Normative) - Schematic Circuit Diagram of BELARUS-922.6 Rear Axle DL
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ANNEX C (Normative) - Schematic Circuit Diagram of BELARUS-921.4/921.6
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