Massey Ferguson EU Tractor MF4200 Operator’s Manual 6269696M4 – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Massey Ferguson EU Tractor MF4200 Operator’s Manual 6269696M4 – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Massey Ferguson EU Tractor MF4200 Operator’s Manual 6269696M4 – PDF DOWNLOAD

• The purpose of this manual is to enable the owner and driver to drive the tractor safely and properly. If the instructions are carefully observed, the tractor will be in operation for many years, following Massey Ferguson’s tradition. The configuration and the tractor setup at the Dealer will assure that these operational and service instructions will be correctly understood. Always contact a Dealer if any part of this Manual is not fully understood. It is essential that these instructions are fully understood and observed.
• The daily maintenance must become a routine. Always keep a record of the equipment’s service hours. When requesting new parts, use only MF original parts. MF Dealers network supply original parts and can provide you installation and use instructions. The use of low quality parts can cause severe damages to your equipment. It is recommended to the customers to purchase service parts only at authorized MF Dealers.
• Due to the variation on the operational conditions, it is impossible for the manufactures to make a comprehensive or a definitive statement on its publications related to the performance or ways of use for its equipments, nor be responsible for any damage or losses resulting from such statements, or inaccuracy or omission. To avoid the possibility of voiding the warranty, consult your MF Dealer about special instructions, if the tractor is to be operated in special conditions, which can be harmful for the equipment (operation in deep waters or swamps, for example). These tractors were designed for use in agricultural applications only (proper use). Any other use will be consider as irregular. MF400Xtra Series Safety Instructions AGCO will not be liable for personal Injuries or II damages to the equipment resulting from misuse.
• It will be totally the user’s responsibility the consequences for all misuse of the equipment. The unrestricted commitment and adherence to the operation, services and maintenance requirements, as per specified by AGCO, are considered essential factors for the proper use. These tractors must be operated and serviced only by qualified personnel, familiarized with the tractor’s characteristics and also with the safety rules and regulations (accident prevention). It is recommended that the customers contact an MF Dealer in case of any after sale problem and for any setup which may be required

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Massey Ferguson EU Tractor MF4200 Operator’s Manual 6269696M4 – PDF DOWNLOAD

1 Safety 11
1 1 Introduction 13
1 2 General Recommendations 14
1 2 1 The tractor 1 4
1 2 2 Safety notes 1 4
1 2 3 Note t o the operator 1 5
1 2 4 Roll-Over Protective Structure (ROPS) 1 5
1 2 5 Safe maintenance 1 6
1 2 6 Fuel 1 6
1 3 Follow a safety programme 18
1 3 1 For proper operation 18
1 4 Prepare yourself for safe operation 19
1 4 1 Know your equipment 19
1 4 2 Protect yourself 19
1 4 3 Use the safety devices and protection available 19
1 4 4 Check the equipment 2 0
1 4 5 Cleaning the tractor 2 1
1 4 6 Protect the environment 2 1
1 5 Start-up 22
1 5 1 Prior to start-up 2 2
1 5 2 How to mount and dismount the machine safely 2 2
1 5 3 Safe start-up 2 3
1 5 4 Test the controls 2 3
1 5 5 Starting fluid 2 4
1 6 Safe operation 25
1 6 1 Manoeuvre correctly 2 5
1 6 2 Safety practices 2 5
1 6 3 Rollover risk 2 6
1 6 4 To prevent rear rollover 2 7
1 6 5 To prevent side rollovers 2 7
1 6 6 Emergency brake 2 8
1 6 7 General operating hazards 2 8
1 6 8 Implements and additional equipment 2 9
1 6 9 Towing with the tractor 2 9
1 7 Road Transport 31
1 7 1 Rules of the Road 31
1 8 Quality policy 32
1 8 1 Main guidelines 32
1 8 2 ISO 1 4 000 32
1 8 3 Environmental Management System 32
1 8 4 Environmental issues 32
1 8 5 Recommendations for tractor users and customers 33
1 8 6 CONAMA Resolution 34
1 8 7 Mandatory battery recycling 34
1 8 8 Battery safety 34
2 Introduction 37
2 1 Identification of your tractor 39
2 2 Description of decals 41
2 3 Important Data 51
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3 Instruments and Controls 53
3 1 General Identification 55
3 1 1 Identification – Cab 5 5
3 1 2 Identification – Platform 5 6
3 2 Description of Commands and Controls 57
3 2 1 Steering wheel 5 7
3 2 2 Clutch pedal 5 7
3 2 3 Neutral start switch 5 7
3 2 4 Brake pedals 5 8
3 2 5 Throttle pedal 5 8
3 2 6 Differential lock pedal 5 8
3 2 7 Speed selector lever 5 9
3 2 8 Gearshift lever 5 9
3 2 9 Creeper selector lever (If equipped) 62
3 2 1 0 Parking brake lever 63
3 2 1 1 Hand throttle 63
3 2 1 2 Front-wheel drive engagement 64
3 2 1 3 PTO and I PTO engagement lever 64
3 2 1 4 Depth control (traction) and Hydraulic system position lever 65
3 2 1 5 Hydraulic system reaction control 66
3 2 1 6 Remote control lever(s) (if equipped) 66
3 2 1 7 Combined flow selector lever 67
3 2 1 8 Seat 67
3 2 1 8 1 Seat adjustment – Cab 68
3 2 1 8 2 Seat adjustment – Platform 68
3 2 1 9 Safety belt adjustments 69
3 2 2 0 Slow moving vehicle alert 69
3 2 2 1 Trailer light socket 69
3 3 Instrument panel and keys 71
3 3 1 Instrument panel overview 71
3 3 2 Indicators 72
3 3 3 Tachograph 72
3 3 3 1 Display alert messages 72
3 3 3 2 Display messages 73
3 3 3 3 Power take-off rpm adjustment 73
3 3 4 Warning lights 73
3 3 5 Electrical controls 75
3 4 Identification of headlights and tail lights 77
3 4 1 Cab tractors 77
3 4 2 Platform tractors 78
3 5 Cabs and air conditioner 79
3 5 1 General identification 79
3 5 2 Cab controls 82
3 5 3 Air conditioner and heater operation 84
3 5 3 1 Sequence for activation of the system 85
4 Operation 87
4 1 Ballasting 89
4 1 1 What is ballasting? 89
4 1 2 Ballasting with metal weights (counterbalance weights) 90
4 1 3 Ballasting with water 90
4 1 4 Draining water from the tyre 91
4 2 Track adjustment 92
4 2 1 The track concept and its importance 92
4 2 2 4x 2 front axle 92
4 2 2 1 4x 2 front axle tracks 93
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4 2 3 Front axle ( 4x 4) 9 4
4 2 3 1 Instructions for changing the track 9 4
4 2 3 2 Steering angle 9 5
4 2 4 Rear axle track 9 5
4 2 4 1 Rice wheels 9 6
4 2 4 2 Wheel with die-cast disc 9 6
4 2 4 3 Rear wheels with PAVT system 9 6
4 3 Recommended tyres for your tractor 99
4 3 1 Compatibility of front x rear tyres 9 9
4 3 1 1 Recommended combinations for rear x front wheels 9 9
4 3 2 Operation with Dual Wheels 101
4 4 Power Take-Off 102
4 4 1 Changing the clutch stage 102
4 4 1 1 After using the PTO 103
4 4 2 Independent Power Take-Off Operation 103
4 4 3 General Guidelines of use for the (l)PTO 103
4 4 4 Changing the output shaft 105
4 4 5 Changing the dashboard programming 106
4 5 Draw Bar 107
4 5 1 Changing the height of the draw bars 107
4 5 2 Changing the length of the draw bars 108
4 5 3 When operating with the draw bar 109
4 6 Roll-Over Protective Structure (ROPS) 111
4 6 1 Procedure for folding the ROPS (If installed) 112
4 7 Prior to start-up 113
4 8 Before starting the job 114
4 8 1 ATS electrical system 114
4 9 Stopping the tractor 115
4 9 1 Emergency stop 115
4 10 Start-up and movement of the tractor 116
4 10 1 Influence of the tractor protection system 116
4 10 2 Influence of the protection system on tractor servicing 117
4 10 3 Alternative start-up features 117
4 11 Break-in instructions – New engine 119
4 12 Operations below 0°C 120
4 13 Engagement and use of front-wheel drive 121
4 14 Gear Selection 122
4 14 1 Engine Speed and the PTO 122
4 14 2 Using the table of speeds 122
4 15 Hydraulic lift system 124
4 15 1 Identification of components 12 4
4 15 2 Adjustments before operation 12 4
4 15 2 1 Adjusting the side stabilizers 12 7
4 15 3 Lift system categories 12 8
4 15 4 External auxiliary hydraulic cylinders 12 9
4 15 5 Procedures for coupling and uncoupling implements 12 9
4 15 5 1 Uncoupling Implement 130
4 15 6 Hydraulic lift system 131
4 15 6 1 Traction Control (depth) outer lever – yellow selector 132
4 15 6 2 Position control – inner lever – red selector 133
4 15 6 3 Position control 133
4 16 Use of the remote control 134
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4 16 1 Presentation 134
4 16 1 1 Combined flow 134
4 16 1 2 Valve types 135
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4 16 2 Operating the system 135
4 16 2 1 Connecting and disconnecting hoses 136
4 16 2 2 Operating in Single or Double action mode 137
4 16 2 3 Hydraulic motor drive 138
4 16 3 Operation of remote control with variable flow 138
4 16 4 Combined flow 138
4 16 5 Implements that use large quantities of oil 139
4 16 6 General recommendations 1 4 0
4 17 Using the brakes 141
4 1 7 1 Making sharp turns 14 1
4 18 Differential lock 142
4 19 Power take-off 143
4 19 1 General guidelines 14 3
5 Maintenance 145
5 1 Introduction 147
5 2 Exclusive maintenance for new tractors (up to 100 hours of operation)
148
5 3 Periodic maintenance table 150
5 4 Grease Lubrication Points 157
5 5 Access to service points 162
5 6 Servicing the engine 163
5 6 1 Checking the lubricant oil level 1 6 3
5 6 2 Changing the engine oil 1 6 3
5 6 3 Replacing the engine oil filter 1 6 4
5 6 4 Cleaning the crankcase vent hose 1 6 5
5 6 5 Checking and adjusting the engine idle 1 6 5
5 6 6 Draining water from the sedimenter and filters 1 6 6
5 6 7 Replacing the sedimenter 1 6 6
5 6 8 Replacing the fuel filters 1 6 7
5 6 9 Bleeding the fuel system 1 6 7
5 6 10 Bleeding the fuel filters 1 6 8
5 6 11 Injection pump and nozzles (high pressure system) 16 8
5 6 12 Fuel tank 1 6 9
5 7 Servicing the air filtration system 170
5 7 1 Servicing the primary element 17 0
5 7 2 Removal of the primary element 17 0
5 7 3 Servicing the secondary element 17 1
5 7 4 Filtered air piping 17 1
5 7 5 Plastic housing of the filter element housing 17 1
5 7 6 Restriction indicator testing 17 2
5 8 Servicing the cooling system 173
5 8 1 External cleaning of the radiator 17 3
5 8 2 Radiator water level 17 4
5 8 3 Changing the water and cleaning the system 17 4
5 8 4 Looking after the thermostat valve and radiator cap 17 6
5 8 5 Checking and adjusting fan belt tension 17 6
5 9 Servicing the clutch 178
5 9 1 Adjusting the pedal height 17 8
5 9 2 Checking disengagement of the 2nd stage of the clutch 17 8
5 10 Servicing the transmission system 181
5 10 1 Cleaning the vents 18 1
5 10 2 Checking the hydraulic and transmission oil level 18 1
5 10 3 Changing the transmission and hydraulic oil 18 1
5 10 4 ISYP pump filter screen 18 3
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5 10 5 Replacing the return filter 18 3
5 10 5 1 Procedure for replacing the return oil filter 18 4
5 10 6 Cleaning the suction filter 18 4
5 10 7 Identification of hydraulic pumps 18 5
5 11 Servicing the rear final drives rear and front axle 186
5 11 1 Lubricating the rear final drives 18 6
5 11 2 Lubricating the front final drives – 4×4 18 6
5 11 3 Changing the front planetary oil 18 6
5 11 4 Lubricating the front differential – 4×4 18 7
5 11 5 Changing the front differential oil ( 4×4) 18 7
5 11 6 Front hub adjustment 4×2 18 8
5 11 7 Removing front axle spindle slack ( 4x 2 tractors) 18 9
5 12 Front wheel alignment 190
5 12 1 Adjustment procedure – 4x 2 axle 19 0
5 12 2 Adjusting the 4x 4 axle 19 1
5 13 Servicing the brakes 192
5 13 1 Bleeding the brake hydraulic drive system 19 2
5 13 1 1 Procedure for bleeding 19 3
5 13 2 Adjusting the free play of the pedals 19 3
5 13 3 Test for simultaneous activation of the brakes 19 4
5 14 Electrical system 195
5 14 1 Care with the electrical system 19 5
5 14 2 Battery maintenance 19 6
5 14 3 Alternator and fan belt 19 9
5 14 4 Adjusting the headlights 2 0 0
5 14 5 Replacing bulbs i n headlights and lights 2 0 1
5 14 5 1 Bulb of the rear work light (A), auxiliary lights and front cab headlights
(B) 2 0 1
5 14 5 2 Round service light 5 5 watts 2 0 3
5 14 5 3 Front position and hazard lights 2 0 4
5 14 5 4 Turn signals, hazard lights and brake lights 2 0 4
5 14 5 5 Interior cab light (courtesy light) 2 0 5
5 14 5 6 Interior dashboard lighting 2 0 6
5 14 5 7 Reverse warning sound 2 0 6
5 14 6 Replacement o f relays and fuses 2 0 7
5 14 6 1 Main electrical panel – platform tractors 2 0 8
5 15 Servicing the air conditioner 209
5 15 1 Cleaning the condenser 2 09
5 15 2 Checking the compressor belt tension 2 09
5 15 3 Cleaning the cab air ventilation filter 2 10
5 15 4 Periodic general inspection 2 11
5 15 5 Refilling the gas (or refrigerant) 2 11
5 16 Tyre calibration and load 212
5 16 1 Calibration (PSI) x Load capacity (kg) 2 13
5 17 Storage of the tractor during inactive periods 215
5 17 1 Other procedures 2 16
5 17 1 1 Returning to work 2 17
6 Diagnosis of faults 219
6 1 Analysis of abnormalities, causes and solutions 221
7 MF4200 Specifications 227
7 1 Engine 229
7 1 1 General engine data 2 2 9
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7 1 2 Lubrication system 2 2 9
7 1 3 Air filtering system 2 2 9
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7 1 4 Fuel supply system 2 2 9
7 1 5 Cooling system 2 30
7 2 Electrical system – powers and capacities 231
7 3 Clutch 232
7 4 Gearbox 233
7 5 Theoretical road speeds 234
7 6 Front and rear axle 235
7 6 1 Rear axle 2 3 5
7 6 2 Front axle 2 3 5
7 7 Hydraulic 236
7 7 1 Brakes 2 3 6
7 7 2 Hydrostatic steering 2 3 6
7 7 3 Remote control 236
7 7 4 Hydraulic lift system 2 3 7
7 8 Power take-off 238
7 9 Draw bar 239
7 10 Cab and air conditioner 240
7 11 Dimensions and weights of standard tractors 241
7 12 Refilling capacities and lubricant specifications 242
8 Accessories 245
8 1 Optional items available 247
9 Warranty 249
9 1 Warranty 251
9 1 1 Massey Ferguson Warranty Terms 2 51
9 1 2 Instructions for technical delivery 2 51
9 1 3 Date log 2 53
9 1 4 Pre-delivery inspection 2 54
9 1 5 Free inspection 2 55
10 Glossary 257
11 Index 259

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