Why does a 2210 D YANMAR tractor lever to the right under the seat
senseishogun
Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 10 Romania Pics |
2010-04-18 170090
On the right side of a tractor Yanmar 2210 D in the right brake pedal is a lever that appears to be driven by the heel or hand,and that role seens to have brake.
I can explain what someone actually does this lever?
Thanks in advance!
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Why does a 2210 D YANMAR tractor lever to the right under the seat
auerbach
Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 2168 West of Toronto Pics |
2010-04-18 170106
I'm not clear from your description but if it's at the pedal it's the hold-down. Move it one way and when you depress the pedal it holds it; move it the other way and it releases it.
Now I see that in your heading you have it under the seat. If it's for the hand it could be the 3-point-hitch height control or stop valve. If it's to be pressed by the heel it's the differential lock.
I'd need a better description. Or you could get a manual. ....
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Why does a 2210 D YANMAR tractor lever to the right under the seat
greg_g
Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 1816 Western Kentucky Pics |
2010-04-19 170109
I think he's describing the difflock pedal. Se angajeze/degaja blocare spate diferenţial
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Why does a 2210 D YANMAR tractor lever to the right under the seat
senseishogun
Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 10 Romania Pics |
2010-04-20 170165
Thanks for answers Auerbach and Greg-g.
I realise that is the locking lever differential.Few days i climbed a slope over 30 degrees,with a time four-wheel drive,left rear wheel started move in place,if at the time differential block this wheel would not have skates?
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Why does a 2210 D YANMAR tractor lever to the right under the seat
auerbach
Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 2168 West of Toronto Pics |
2010-04-20 170171
Da protrivit. ....
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Why does a 2210 D YANMAR tractor lever to the right under the seat
senseishogun
Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 10 Romania Pics |
2010-04-22 170208
Hello!
What is the best option; to block differential when one wheel skates?,or stop the tractor,block differential and continue walking.
If block the differential when wheel skates while risk to break someting?
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Why does a 2210 D YANMAR tractor lever to the right under the seat
auerbach
Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 2168 West of Toronto Pics |
2010-04-22 170209
No, and if you operate that pedal incorrectly, something expensive can break. I'll quote from the manual:
"When one wheel starts to spin, engage differential lock by depressing pedal. Unequal traction will keep the lock engaged. When traction equalizes, lock will disengage itself by spring action. If lock does not disengage, depress one brake pedal and then the other. If tires repeatedly slip, then get traction, then slip again, hold pedal in engaged position.
"Do not operate tractor at high speed or attempt to turn with lock engaged. Do not engage lock when one wheel is spinning and the other is completely stopped.
"If pedal is not smoothly engaged, keep foot lightly on it until lock collar aligns to the grooves of ring gear. Never depress the pedal forcibly." ....
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Why does a 2210 D YANMAR tractor lever to the right under the seat
senseishogun
Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 10 Romania Pics |
2010-04-25 170293
Hello!
Thanks for the reply on differential lock.;)
What is the role actually gearshift lever beside the seat and the PTO lever?Is marked four speeds and the fifth is marked whith letter"c" c wich represents this point?
2 3
1 4
It is to combine these rates with those of the gear box exchanger ,that is out there first and the second from here,and what effect is achieved?:-( ....
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Why does a 2210 D YANMAR tractor lever to the right under the seat
auerbach
Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 2168 West of Toronto Pics |
2010-04-27 170350
Does your 2210 (I don't know that model) have the "powershift" system, that is, a control to the left of the steering wheel that you use to shift into reverse, neutral, and forward gears 1, 2, and 3?
If it does, the floor lever would be the "range" selector. It gives you five speed ranges (the C would be for the extra-slow "Creeper" gear), within each of which you have the three forward and one reverse speeds from using the powershift.
There may also be a floor lever that lets you select 3 or 4 PTO speeds. The slowest would turn the PTO at 550 RPM when the engine is a bit below the maximum.
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