Document overview
Operator's manual for SAME 40 from the SAME TREM II (STAGE 1) family. Digital PDF in English, 196 pages.
The original table of contents contains 52 sections and 160 detailed topics, providing a clear view of the systems and procedures covered by this edition.
- IDENTIFICATION
- SAFETY
- KNOW ABOUT YOUR TRACTOR
- USING THE TRACTOR
- STORAGE OF THE TRACTOR
- MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS
- TROUBLESHOOTING
- WHEELS
- ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
- TECHNICAL DATA
Document details
- Brand: SAME
- Family: SAME TREM II (STAGE 1)
- Model: 40
- Document type: Operator's manual
- Language: English
- Pages: 196
- File size: 13.20 MiB
- Format: Digital PDF download
Compatibility
Before purchasing, verify that the model and starting serial number of your machine match 40.
Complete table of contents
IDENTIFICATION
- List of model serial numbers
Identifi cation plates
- Tractor identifi cation plate
- Tractor serial number
- Engine serial number
- Original spare parts
SAFETY
- Introduction
Practical advice on safe working procedures
- Protect the Environment
- General safety rules
Accident prevention and safety
- Safety clothing and equipment
- Exposure to noise
- Protection and safety devices
- Checking the tractor and implements
- Getting up and down from the tractor
- Storage of the tractor
- Cleaning the tractor
Operation
- Starting
- Checking indicator lights
- Starting fl uids
- Auxiliary equipment
- Towing safely
- Driving on the public highway
- Overturning
- Emergency stop
- Maintenance
- Roll Over Protective Structure (Optional)
All india road signs
- All india manadatory signs
- All india imformation signs
- Local manadatory signs
- Local information signs
- All india cautionary signs
KNOW ABOUT YOUR TRACTOR
External views of the tractor
- External views of the tractor
Access to the driving position
- Access to the driving position
Driver ’s seat
- Operator seats
- Driver`s seat
Rearview mirrors
- External rear-view mirrors
Instruments and tractor controls
- View of tractor controls
- Instrument panel
- Console switches
- Right-hand console
- Hazard warning triangle
- Wheel chock
- Tool box
Other controls
- Control pedals
- Clutch control pedal
- Brake pedal
- Parking brake lever
- Accelerator pedal
- Mechanical hand throttle lever
- Transmission controls
USING THE TRACTOR
Introduction
- Engine – fi rst 50 operating hours
Starting – Stopping the engine
- Starting
- Stopping the engine
- Dismounting from the tractor safely
- Turbocharging using the turbocharger
Transmission
- Transmission
Front wheel drive – Differential lock
- Front wheel drive engagement
- Front and rear differential lock
Rear PTO
- Rear PTO
- Coupling and uncoupling of PTO-driven implements
Rear hydraulic lift
- Hydraulic lift
- Rear lift with mechanical “Load Sensing” control
- Mode selector valve or direction control valve
3-point linkage
- 3-point linkage
Hydraulic system
- Hydraulic system
- Auxiliary hydraulic control valve (Optional)
- Types of remote control valve
- Remote valve controls
- Correspondence between the control levers and the rear hydraulic couplers
- Remote control valve operation
Towing devices
- Towing devices
- Category “A” drawbar” (Optional)
- Class “C” towing hitch
- Class “C” towing hitch with rapid height adjustment (Optional)
- “EEC” towing hitch (Optional)
- “EEC” automatic towing hitch (Optional)
- Category II drilled drawbar (Optional)
- Front towing hitch (Optional)
STORAGE OF THE TRACTOR
- Operations prior to long term garaging
- Preparing the tractor for use after a long period of storage
- Fuel saving Tips
Do’s and Dont’s
- Do’s
- Dont’s
MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS
Maintenance operations
- Maintenance intervals
- Fluids / lubricants and fi ll volumes
- Maintenance and inspection schedule
Access to the engine compartment
- Accessing the engine compartment
Daily intervention
- General inspection of the tractor
- Checking the engine oil level
- Checking the coolant level
- Checking the fuel level
- Checking the electrical system
Maintenance at fi rst 50 hours – 1st Service
- Changing the engine level
- Changing the engine oil fi lter cartridge
Maintenance every 50 hours
- Checking engine drivebelt tension
- Greasing the rear axle
- Greasing the pivot system of the 2WD front axle
- Grease the 4WD front axle
- Checking brake reservoir oil level
- Checking the battery
- Greasing the rear 3-point linkage
- Checking wheels and tyres
Maintenance every 150 hours
- Adjusting the clutch pedal
- Checking the braking distance
- Checking and cleaning the radiator
- Checking the transmission oil level
- Checking oil pipes – Hydrostatic steering
- Checking the parking brake lever
Maintenance every 350 hours
- Changing the fuel fi lter cartridges
- Changing the gearbox oil fi lter
- Checking the front axle oil level (4WD)
Maintenance every 650 hours
- Adjusting clearance of engine valves / fuel injectors
- Checking the differential lock system
- Front wheel hub bearings (2WD)
- Checking the braking system with safety brakes valve
Maintenance every 1000 hours or at least once a year
- Changing the coolant and fl ushing the circuit
- Servicing the fuel injection pump
- Cleaning engine air fi lter
- Bleeding air and draining water from the fuel fi lters
- Servicing the starter motor
- Changing the transmission oil
- Changing the differential oil, planetary reduction unit oil and side fi nal drives oil (4WD)
- Changing the steering box oil level
General maintenance
- Bleeding the hydraulic braking system
TROUBLESHOOTING
- Engine troubleshooting
- Gearbox troubleshooting
- Power take-off troubleshooting
- Front wheel drive troubleshooting
- Brakes troubleshooting
- Lift troubleshooting
- Hydraulic system troubleshooting
- Hydraulic directional control valves troubleshooting
- Electrical system troubleshooting
- Tractor troubleshooting
WHEELS
Introduction
- General information regarding tyres
Tyre combinations
- Permissible tyre combinations
Track width calculation
- Minimum track width
- Track width adjustment
Ballast weights
- Tractor ballast
- Front ballast with cast-iron blocks
- Ballast discs for rear wheels
- Ballast for wheels with water-fi lled tyres
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Battery
- Battery
Fuse box
- Fuse box
Lights for road use
- Lights for road use
- Headlight alignment
Accessories
- Installation of additional electronic components and/or equipment
- Power outlet sockets
Electrical wiring diagrams
- Front wiring harness
- Panel wiring harness (SAME 40, 45, 50 & 55 models)
- Panel wiring harness (SAME 60)
- Fuel sensor harness
- Central wiring harness (SAME 40, 45, 50 & 55 models)
- Central wiring harness (SAME 60)
- Fender wiring harness LH (SAME 60)
- Fender wiring harness RH (SAME 60)
- Rear wiring harness (SAME 40, 45, 50 & 55 models)
- Rear wiring harness (SAME 60)
TECHNICAL DATA
Technical data of the tractor
- Technical data
Dimensions and weights
- Dimensions and weights of the tractor
- Conversion table
