Textron Steiner 425 Manuale del proprietario

Owner/Operator's Manual

Form # 09-223A

4 x 4 SUPER TRACTOR

Model 425

CAUTION

Avoid injuries. Read and understand Operator’s manual

before operating tractor or equipment.

It contains instructions for safe operation.

Date of Purchase: Month ________________Day____________________Year _______________

Dealer Name _________________________Phone__________________

Serial Number ________________________

Model Number ________________________

ALWAYS GIVE MODEL AND SERIAL NUMBER WHEN ORDERING SERVICE PARTS

• READ AND UNDERSTAND OPERATORS MANUAL

BEFORE OPERATING OR SERVICING.

• OBEY ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS. FAILURE TO DO SO

MAY RESULT IN INJURY TO YOU OR OTHERS.

• BE SURE MACHINE IS IN SAFE OPERATING CONDITION

BEFORE USE.

• INSPECT MACHINE DAILY. REPLACE ALL WORN OR

DAMAGED PARTS.

• KEEP ALL GUARDS AND SHIELDS IN PLACE.

• CHECK OPERATION OF ALL SAFETY INTERLOCK

SWITCHES DAILY.

• DO NOT OVERRIDE INTERLOCK SYSTEM, IT IS FOR YOUR

PROTECTION.

• DO NOT ALLOW MINORS OR THE INEXPERIENCED TO

OPERATE MACHINE.

• KEEP PEOPLE AND PETS A SAFE DISTANCE AWAY FROM

MACHINE USING POWER DRIVEN ATTACHMENTS.

INJURY COULD RESULT FROM FLYING DEBRIS.

CAUTION

STEINER TURF EQUIPMENT, INC.

289 N. Kurzen Rd., P.O. Box 504

Dalton, Ohio 44618

Telephone: (330) 828-0200

FAX: (330) 828-1008

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION SECTION 1 page

Introduction..........................................2

Specifications ........................................3

SAFETY SECTION 2

General Safety ........................................4

Operator Safety .......................................4

PRE-START INSTRUCTIONS SECTION 3

Starting Instructions .....................................5

Fuels and Oils ........................................5

OPERATION SECTION 4

Controls ...........................................6

Operating Precautions ....................................8

Operating Instructions ....................................10

Tractor Operation ......................................11

SERVICE SECTION 5

Service Schedule.......................................15

Oil Change Procedures ...................................17

Emergency Moving......................................18

Adjustments .........................................18

Trouble Shooting Chart ...................................20

ATTACHMENTS appendix

Roll Bar............................................A-1

Weights............................................B-1

3-Point Hitch .........................................C-1

Warranty ...........................................last page

Form #09-223A 10/91

INTRODUCTION section 1.1

Description

»The Steiner 4 wheel drive tractor is designed with the user in mind. From the rugged

industrial frame to the operator controls the tractor is ready for demanding turf and grounds

care assignments.

»Power steering and articulated frame, combined with a low center of gravity and high

flotation tires, provide exceptional maneuverability.

»Fully hydrostatic, single lever control lets you choose infinite ground travel speeds to

match the task. No clutching, jerking or braking, just smooth power flow to the 4 full time

drive wheels for added traction in tough areas. 2-speed transaxles allow a choice of

“HIGH” or “LOW” range.

»Front mounted attachments offer a wide range of working tools and all of them attach to

the “Quick Hitch” that is a Steiner exclusive. The front hitch is standardized for all models

of Steiner power units so your present attachments are not obsolete.

»You can do many tasks with this one tractor, compared to higher priced single purpose

machines, by simply changing attachments in less than 2 minutes.

» Operator safety and comfort, power, performance and dependability will provide years of

enjoyment with your Steiner tractor.

INTRODUCTION section 1.2

SPECIFICATIONS

Dimensions:

Overall Width _______________50"

Overall Length ______________74"

Overall Height ______________46"

Wheelbase________________44"

Inside Turning Radius ___________45"

Weight, Kubota D950B ___________1260 lbs.

Weight, Onan P224 ____________1150lbs.

Engine:

Standard ________________Onan P224 Performer

24 HP air-cooled

Optional _________________Kubota D950B Diesel

liquid-cooled 21.5 HP

Drive Train:

Transmission _______________Sundstrand Hydrostatic

Series 15 Pump and 2 motors

Transaxles ________________Peerless 2500

2-speed

Forward Speed (Kubota engine) _______0-9.1 MPH (high range)

0-4.7 MPH (low range)

Forward Speed (Onan engine) ________0-10 MPH (high range)

0-5.2 MPH (low range)

Reverse Speed ______________0-5.7 MPH (high range)

0-2.9 MPH (low range)

Steering _________________Hydraulic power steering

Parking Brake ______________Foot Activated, dry disc type

Tires:

TurfType ________________24x13.00-12 4 ply

Electrical:

Starting _________________12volt, Key switch

Battery _________________12volt, Group 22F

Fuel System:

Tank capacity_______________7Gallons

Fuel Pump ________________Diaphragm (Onan)

Electric (Kubota)

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

SIGNAL WORD DEFINITIONS

DANGER- Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death

or serious injury. This signal word is limited to the most extreme cases.

WARNING- Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in

death or serious injury.

CAUTION- Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor

or moderate injury and/or property damage. It may also be used to alert against unsafe

practices.

ATTENTION: This symbol

identifies potential health

and safety hazards. It

marks safety precautions.

ATTENTION: Your safety

and the safety of others is

involved.

GENERAL SAFETY

1. Read and understand the owner’s manual,

before attempting to operate this machine.

2. Operate all controls from the operator’s seat.

NO RIDERS.

3. Keep all shields in place and safety switches

adjusted properly.

4. Do not leave equipment unattended. STOP

the engine and remove the key.

5. Do not allow minors or the inexperienced to

operate this machine.

6. Keep people and pets a safe distance away

from machine using power driven attachments. Injury

could result from flying debris.

SAFETY section 2.1

BE ALERT!

OPERATING SAFETY

. STOP ENGINE to install drive belts or make

adjustments.

2. WARNING! The tractor may coast when the

engine stops.

3. DO NOT TOW!...(See emergency moving

stalled unit instructions in Section 5.)

4.DONOTattempt towork onunit orany attach-

mentswith theenginerunning. STOPENGINE!

•

•5. Before leaving the tractor seat:

1. Disengage mower drive

2. Set Parking Brake

3. Stop engine

PRE-START INSTRUCTIONS section 3.1

BEFORE STARTING:

1. READ SAFETY DECALS

2. Check engine and transaxle oil levels.

3. Check coolant level.(Kubota)

4. Visually check tires.

5. Visually check for loose or missing parts or bolts.

6. Fill with clean fuel.

STARTING INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Safety switch requires PTO to be OFF for engine to

start.

2.Open throttleapproximately one-fourthofits travel.

3. Turn key counter-clockwise to “preheat” until indi-

cator light goes off. (diesel only). No preheat is re-

quired when engine is warm.

Pull choke on gasoline engine.

4. Turn key to start engine.

5. Warm up engine at medium speed. Push choke in on

gasoline engine as engine warms up.

6. In cold weather, allow the hydraulic oil to warm up a

few minutes at medium engine speed before using

tractor.

SPECIFICATIONS FOR FUELS AND OILS

ENGINE OIL (Kubota engines)

Fill the crankcase with oil that meets API service

designation CC or CD for diesel engines and SF for gas-

oline engines. Do not mix brands or grades of oil. Rec-

ommended weights for expected temperatures are:

Above 77 F.(25 C.)..........SAE 30

32 F.-77 F.(0 C.-25 C.).....SAE 20 or 10W-30

Below 77 F.(0 C.)..SAE 10W or 10W-30

ENGINE OIL (Onan)

Fill the crankcase with oil that meets API service

designation SE or SE/CC. Do not mix brands or grades

of oil. Recommended weights for expected tempera-

tures are:

Above 32 F.(0 C.)..........SAE 30

Below 32 F.(0 C.)..........SAE 5W-30

COOLANT (Kubota)

Fill coolant system with a mixture of 1 part Perma-

nent Anti-freeze and 1 part water.

FUEL

On gasoline engines, use clean, fresh, regular or un-

leaded fuel. Use of unleaded fuel results in less mainte-

nance.

On diesel engines, use clean, fresh, No. #2 diesel

fuel. In extreme cold temperatures No. #1 diesel fuel

may be used. Do not use kerosene or damage to en-

gine may result. Refer to engine manual for fuel bleed-

ing instructions.

TRANSAXLE HYDRAULIC OIL

Fill transaxle to the safe range with Steiner

Trans-Hydraulic Oil or Texas Refinery Corp. 6440 Uni-

versal Torque Fluid only. Do not use automatic trans-

mission fluid, motor oil, or any other type of hydraulic

oil.

NOTE: THE USE OF ANY OIL OTHER

THAN STEINER APPROVED OIL MAY VOID

WARRANTY AND IS NOT RECOMMENDED.

CAUTION! NEVER USE ETHER

AS A STARTING AID OR

SEVERE DAMAGE TO ENGINE

MAY OCCUR.

BE ALERT! STOP RUNNING

THE UNIT AT THE FIRST SIGN

OF ANY ABNORMAL HYDRAU-

LIC FUNCTION. SERIOUS DAM-

AGE TO THE HYDRAULIC SYS-

TEM CAN RESULT!

DANGER! NEVER FILL

FUEL TANK WITH ENGINE

RUNNING!

OPERATION section 4.3

OPERATING PRECAUTIONS

•Observe all Safety Decals.

•Keep all Shields in place.

•Do not allow minors or the inexperienced

to operate machine. NO RIDERS!

•Do not operate mower with other persons

in the area. Irregularities in ground

surface can permit foreign material to be

propelled from beneath deck to cause

serious injury or death.

•Beforeleavingoperator'sseat,disengage

PTO,moveFORWARD--REVERSE levertoNEUTRAL,setPARKINGBRAKEand STOP ENGINE.

•Remove key from ignition if maintenance procedures are to be performed or tractor is to be left

unattended.

•Counter balance weights are required for some attachments. See the Owner/Operator's Manual for

each attachment to determine proper counter weights.

•Tire pressures are very important! Check tire pressures according to Service Schedule (Section 5.1)

OPERATING ON SLOPES

USE EXTRA CARE WHEN WORKING ON SLOPES. The operator must be experienced with the

Steiner tractor and it's unique operational responses. A ROPS roll bar and seat belt is essential. Be alert to

dips and rises which change the general slope. Watch for holes, rocks, and roots in the terrain and other hid-

denhazards.Keepawayfromdropoffs.Avoidground conditions which willcausethemachinetoslide.Main-

tain engine RPM and control ground speed with the Forward -- Reverse lever.

The following recommendations for slopes are only a guide, based on normal turf conditions. If the

operator is uncomfortable or unsure of the machines stability, he should cease operation on the slope

immediately.

30 Degrees max. down slope in forward.

25 Degrees max. across slope.

30 Degrees max. up slope in forward.

25 Degrees max. backing up slope in reverse.

30 Degrees max. backing down slope in reverse.

On uneven, loose or wet ground, the angles should be reduced. Only smooth maneuvers (not erratic)

should be made to help maintain stability. Use LOW RANGE (1), avoid high speeds and sharp turns on

slopes. Do not start or stop suddenly when going uphill or downhill. THE ULTIMATE RESPONSIBILITY

FOR SAFE OPERATION ON SLOPES RESTS WITH THE OPERATOR.

USE LOW (1) RANGE

ON ROUGH, UNEVEN OR STEEP TERRAIN

AND

FOR OPERATION OF MOUNTED ATTACHMENTS

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