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Operator’s Manual
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Operator’s Manual
I n t e r n at i o n a l H a r ve s t e r
THIS IS A MANUAL PRODUCED BY JENSALES INC. WITHOUT THE AUTHORIZATION OF INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER OR IT’S SUCCESSORS. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER AND IT’S SUCCESSORS ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE QUALITY OR ACCURACY OF THIS MANUAL. TRADE MARKS AND TRADE NAMES CONTAINED AND USED HEREIN ARE THOSE OF OTHERS, AND ARE USED HERE IN A DESCRIPTIVE SENSE TO REFER TO THE PRODUCTS OF OTHERS.
IH-O-284
INTERNATIONAL
284 TRACTOR
OPERATOR'S MANUAL
CONTENTS CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
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WORK SAFELY-FOLLOW THESE RULES
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INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS Brake pedals Brake latch Choke control (Gasoline tractor) Clutch pedal Differential lock pedal Drop control knob Engine speed control lever Flashing light switch Foot throttle control Fuel shut off lever (Diesel tractor) Fuse block Gearshift lever Glow signal (Diesel tractor) Head and taillight switch Hood open knob Ignition switch (Gasoline tractor) Instrument cluster (Tachometer, speed meter, hour meter, water temperature te"ite, oil pressure teilite, charge indicator te"ite) Starting switch key (Diesel tractor) Low fuel indicator lamp Park brake lever Position control lever Position control lever adjustable stop Position control lever lock Power take-off lever Transmission range lever OPTIONAL INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS Hydraulic Auxiliary Valve Rear Work Lamp Tai"ight All-Wheel Drive BEFORE OPERATING THE TRACTOR Lubrication Air Cleaning System Tires Engine Cooling System Fuel Adjusting the Seat Tractor Break-In Procedure
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OPERATING THE TRACTOR Starting the Tractor After the Engine Starts Driving the Tractor Driving on Slopes Towing the Tractor Driving on Public Road Stopping the Tractor Differential Lock Hydraulic Auxiliary Valve (Optional) Rear Work Lamp (Optional) Power Steering (Optional)
20 thru 24
POWER TAKE-OFF General Changing the Power Take-Off Speeds Operating the Power Take-Off
25,26
HYDRAULIC LIFT AND HITCH SYSTEMS Position Control Lever Adjustable Stop Position Control Lever Lock Drop Control Knob THREE POINT HITCH Lower Links and Upper Link Lower Link Adjustments Upper Link Adjustment Attaching to the Tractor Stabilizer Uncoupling the Implement Removing the Three Point Hitch Linkage Insta"ing the Three Point Hitch 16, 17
HITCHING TRAILING EQUIPMENT TO THE TRACTOR
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FRONT WHEELS Adjusting the Tread Width
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REAR WHEELS Adjusting the Tread Width
35,36
WEIGHTS Front End Weights Front Wheel Weights Rear Wheel Weights
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CONTENTS ALL WHEEL DRIVE The All-Wheel Drive Lever Front Wheel Adjusting the Tread Width PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE GUIDE PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE Hood Fuel System Fuel Shut Off Valve Filler Cap Air Vent Cleaning the Fuel Strainer and Sediment Bowl Fuel Fiiter Carburetor (Gasoline tractor) Carburetor Adjustment (Gasoline tractor) Draining Water from the Sediment Bowl (Diesel tractor) Venting the Fuel System (Diesel tractor) Cooling System Adding Coolant to the Cooling System Draining the Cooling System Cleaning the Cooling System Filling the Cooling System Care of the Radiator Water Pump Governor and Fan-Alternator Belt Tension (Gasoline tractor) Fan Belt Tension (Diesel tractor) Dry-Type Air Cleaner Electrical System Ignition System (Gasoline tractor) Charging System and AlternatorGenerator Lighting System Headlight Replacement Flashing Warning Light Taillight (Optional) Rear Work Lamp (Optional) Fuse Battery Tellite Bulb Replacement Front and Rear Wheels Adjusting the Toe-in (2 wheel Drive) Adjusting the Toe-in (All Wheel Drive) Tires Care of Tires Inflation
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Using the Spark Plug Tire Pump Shipping Tractors Equipped with Pneumatic Tires Mounting Tires on the Rim Traction and Weights Overloading Brake Brake Adjustment Park Brake Adjustment Bleeding the Brake Care and Adjustment of the Engine Clutch Engine Speed Control
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STORING THE TRACTOR Storage Removing from Storage
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COLD WEATHER PRECAUTIONS Fuel System Electrical Lubrication Cooling System
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LUBRICATION Checking the Oil Level Changing Engine Oil Changing Engine Oil Filter Gear Lubricant Transmission Breather Lubrication Fitting Grease Hydraulic Fluid Filter Greasing the Front Wheels Clutch Housing All-Wheel Drive Case Front Axle Differential Housing Front Axle Final Drive Housing
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LUBRICATION TABLE
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LUBRICATION GUIDE
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SPECIFICATIONS
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EXTRA EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES
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METRIC (SI) MEASUREMENTS
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ADJUSTING THE SEAT
1.-Seat pivot rod 2.-Q.A. pin To adjust the seat remove the O.A. pin and seat pivot rod. Move the seat to the 'desired position then install seat pivot and O.A. pin. TRACTOR BREAK-IN PROCEDURE Never operate a new engine immediately under full load. Break it in carefully as shown in the table below.
Period
Engine Speed Control Lever Position
Load
1st Hour
1iOO-2000 rpm
Light
2nd through 5th Hour
Fully Advanced
Moderate
Your new tractor is delivered with proper adjustment and careful inspection. However, do not operate the tractor with heavy loads during the first 20 working hours. Overloading may result in prematu re wear.
Warm up the tractor for at least 5 minutes. Especially in cold climates, a warm-up period is required until engine oil reaches operating temperature. During first 100 hours of operation (Gasoline tractor) or 50 hours of operation (Diesel tractor) with shipaway .oil, avoid prolonged periods of engine idling.
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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE Fan-Alternator Belt
Disconnnect the coupling of hydraulic pump drive on the crankshaft pulley by removing three connecting bolts, and slide the coupling off so that the belt can slip off the crankshaft pulley. Work the belt over the fan blades to remove it.
Fan-Alternator Belt Adjustment To remove water pump-governor belt, loosen governor idler pulley bolt and slacken the belt by screwing tension bolt in.
Loosen brace bolt "A" and mounting bolt "8". See illustration.
Slip the belt off the water pump pulley and crankshaft pulley.
Move the alternator away from the engine until the tension on the belt is 1/2-inch (13 mm) measured between the water pump and crankshaft pulleys.
NOTE: Fan-alternator belt must be removed to remove the water pump-governor belt.
Tighten the.brace bolt "A" and the mounting bolt "8".
I nstallation of new belts are in the reverse order of removal. Tighten connecting bolts to a torque of 11~23 ft -I bs (15~ 31 N m ) .
FAN BELT TENSION (Diesel tractor) Removing and Replacing the Belt
New belt should be checked after the first 10 hours of engine operation and every 50 hours of engine operation thereafter to assure maintenance of the correct tension.
Replace the belt if it becomes soaked with grease. To remove fan-alternator belt, loosen alternator brace bolt and mounting bolt.
The tension is correct when the belt deflection is approximately 3/8 in (10 mm).
Move the alternator in toward the engine· and slip the old belt off the alternator.
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