White Operator s Manual 2-105 Field Boss Operator s Manual THIS IS A MANUAL PRODUCED BY JENSALES INC. WITHOUT THE AUTHORIZATION OF WHITE OR IT S SUCCESSORS. WHITE 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. WH-O-2-105
INTRODUCTION -:;. This Operator's Manual is presented to furnish you with necessary information for operating and maintaining your tractor. Its primary purpose is to assist you in lubricating and adjusting the tractor for daily and seasonal operation. We especially wish to call your attention to the many safety slogans listed in this manual. Although your tractor is designed with safety of operation in mind, possibilities of accidents cannot be completely eliminated until you understand and practice all safety precautions. Timely service saves costly repairs and valuable time lost because of,breakdowns. Whenever it becomes necessary to make REPAIRS or REPLACEMENTS on your tractor, be sure to insist on GENUINE WHITE FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY PARTS. These parts are designed specifically for your tractor under controlled specifications to give satisfaction and long lasting service to which you are entitled. YOUR DEALER CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH PARTS YOU REQUIRE. Use of other than GENUINE WHITE FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY PARTS may jeopardize normal warranty. For additional information consult your dealer. TABLE OF CONTENTS Specifications................................ Section I Safety Instructions...... Section II Lubrication................................ Section III Operation................................. Section IV Adjustments... Section V Service & Troubleshooting... Section VI Optional Equipment... Section VII Index... Section VIn REPLACES FORM NO. 432412B
SPECIFICATIONS U POWER TAKE-OFF Shaft Speed at Engine Speed of 2200 rpm Shaft Rotation Shaft Size Length of Spline Number of Splines 540 rpm 542 rpm Clockwise 1-3/8 in. (3.492 cm) 3 in. (7.62 cm) 6 1000 rpm 1007 rpm Clockwise 1-3/8 in. (3.492 cm) 2-3/4 in. (6.985 cm) 21 Engine Speed 2200 rpm Counterclockwise 1-3/8 in. (3.492 cm) 2-3/4 in. (6.985 cm) 21 IGNITION AND ELECTRICAL Alternator - Without Air Conditioning....35 amp Alternator - With Air Conditioning... 61 amp Battery Number... 2 (6 volt) Capacity... 172 amp hr (each) AABM/BCI Group No....3EH Tractor Fuses Lights... 20 amp Instruments................................................................... 3 amp Cab Circuit Breakers Compressor Clutch.............................................................. 8 amp Blower Motor Lo... 15 amp Med... '...,... 20 amp High... 25 amp Front Windshield Wiper........................................................... 6 amp Side Windshield Wiper.............. :........................................... 6 amp Lights Grille Head Lamps... 30-3227332 (50 watt) Front Fender Flood Lamps... 105 774A (35 watt) Rear Flood Lamps... 30 3169898 (35 watt) Rear Tail Lamps........................................................30-317 1760 (4CP) Warning Lamps... 164 178A (32CP) Instrument Background and Indicator Lamps... 101 699A (2CP) 1-3
----~------ LUBRICATION DRAWBAR ROLLER Lubricate drawbar roller weekly or every 10 hours of operation, whichever comes first, with pressure gun using multi-purpose grease. r------ FRONT AXLE PIVOT BUSHING Lubricate front axle pivot bushing weekly or every 50 hours of operation, whichever comes first, with pressure gun using multi-purpose grease. PITMAN SHAFT AND STAY ROD PIVOT BUSHINGS Lubricate pitman shaft and stay rod pivot bushings weekly or every 50 hours of operation, whichever comes first, with pressure gun using multi-purpose grease. STEERING KNUCKLE BUSHINGS Lubricate steering knuckle bushings weekly or every 50 hours of operation, whichever comes first, with pressure gun using multi-purpose grease. 3-9
OPERATION ENGINE STARTING PROCEDURE Check and r~plenish coolant level, crankcase oil level and hydraulic system oil level. Depress clutch pedal and place gear shift lever in neutral. Starting motor cannot be actuated unless clutch pedal is depressed. Push fuel stop in and position throttle control lever at half throttle. Turn ignition starter switch to extreme right and hold until engine starts or for a maximum of30 seconds. If engine does not start within 30 seconds, release starter switch and allow starting motor to cool. Never reattempt to start engine until starting motor stops completely. (See Preheating Engine.) DO NOT USE LIQUID ETHER TO START ENGINE AS SEVERE DAMAGE WILL RESULT. When engine starts, release switch, immediately reposition throttle control lever to obtain maximum of 1000 rpm and check engine oil pressure gauge. Maintain 1000 rpm until engine oil pressure registers on gauge to provide initial lubrication to turbocharger. Allow engine to reach operating temperature before placing tractor under full load. If tractor must be pulled or pushed to start engine, place Over/Under Hydraul-Shift control lever in direct drive position and shift tractor transmission into sixth gear. Hold clutch in disengaged position until transmission comes up to normal speed of pulling unit. Slowly release clutch. If engine fails to start after pulling or pushing tractor, consult your dealer. A WARNING! CHECK TO BE SURE EVERYONE IS CLEAR OF TRACTOR AND DRAWN EQUIPMENT BEFORE STARTING ENGINE. 9278 PREHEATING ENGINE To start engine in temperatures ranging from 32 to 50 0 F. (0 0 to 10 0 C.), turn ignition switch on and push preheater switch for 30 to 35 seconds. In temperatures below 32 0 F. (0 0 C.), energize preheater for 40 to 50 seconds. Engage starting motor as soon as preheater switch is released. Do not engage starting motor while preheating. If engine fails to start within 5 to 10 seconds, preheat engine for 30 or 35 more seconds. Reattempt to start engine. Continue cycle until engine starts. Preheater may be used to keep engine running or smooth out initial operation if necessary. A WARNING! DO NOT USE ETHER WITH MANIFOLD PREHEATER OR THERMO-START ATTACHMENT. Ether may ignite and explode resulting in burning of the air cleaner elements or displacement of air cleaner hose. 4-9
I NO EX SECTION VIII INDEX A Air Cleaner............................ 6-3 Air Cleaner Restriction Indicator... 6-3 Air Preheater Switch... 4-3,4-9 Attaching Implement, Three-Point Hitch... 04-13 Auxiliary Fuel Tank... 4-7,4-8, 7-3 Auxiliary Light Connector................. 7-1 B Battery Service And Replacement.... 6-9,6-10 Bleeding Brakes... 6-11 Bleeding Fuel System..................... 6-6 Brake Adjustment... 5-2 Brake, Parking... 44 Brake Pedals........................... 44 Breaking In New Tractor................... 4-1 c Cab Accessories... 4-5,4-6,4-7 Air Filter... 64 Air Conditioner.... 4-6, 6-5 Controls... 4-5,4-6 Fuses... 6-11 Serial Number........................ 6-2 Capacities............................ 1-5 Circuit Breakers... 6-11 Checking Tractor.... 4-1 Cigar Lighter.......................... 4-3 Clutch, Adjustment, Engine................. 5-2 Clutch Pedal, Engine... 44 Control Levers Over/Under... 4-3 Power Take-Off...................... 04-17 Remote Cylinder... 04-14 Three-Point Hitch... 04-10 Throttle... 4-3 Controls And Instruments... 4-2 Coolant Heater... 7-2 Cooling System... 6-12 Couplings, Hydraulic... 04-14 8-1
I NO EX o Dimensions, Tractor...................... 1 5 Draft Spring Preload Adjustment... 54 Drawbar Adjustment... A-IS Clevis... 74 Lubrication......................... 3-9 Specifications........................ 1-1 Dual Rear Wheels... 04-18 As Optional Equipment... 74 E Electrical Specifications................... 1-3 Engine Break-In Procedure... 4-1 Lubrication... 3-3 Oil Filter........................... 3-3 Oil Pressure Gauge..................... 4-3 Oil Specifications..................... 1-2 Operation... 04-10 Specifications........................ 1-1 Starting Procedure... 4-9 Stopping.......................... 04-10 Troubleshooting... 6-14 Four-Wheel Drive. Axle Shaft Joint Housings....3-13 Front Axle Differential....3-11 Front Axle Load Capacities... 14 Grease Fittings Drive Shaft.... 3-13 Pivot Pins And Thrust Plates... 3-14 Steering Cylinder Anchors....3-14 Steering Trunnions... 3-14 Tie Rod Anchors....3-14 Transfer Drive Case Output Shaft....3-13 Planetary Drives....3-12 Shifter Rod......................... 44 Tire Recommendation.................. 14 Transfer Drive Case Breather.........................3-11 Lubrication....3-10 Front Axle Adjustment... 4-18 Pivot Lubrication..................... 3-9 Toe-In... 5-3 Front Frame Weights... 7-2 Front Wheel Bearings Adjustment... 5-2 Lubrication... 3-10 Front Wheel Tread Adjustment... 04-18 Fuel Bleeding System...................... 6-6 Filling Fuel Tank... 4-7 Filters... 6-6,6-7 Gauge... 4-3 Shutoff Valve... 6-5 Stop Control... 4-3 Specifications... 1-2 Tank, Wheel Guard... 4-8, 6-5 Fuses... 6-11 F Fan Belt 54 Filters Air,Cab... 64 Air, Engine... 6-3 Engine... 3-3 Fuel...... 6-6 Hydraulic........................... 3-5 Over/Under Hydraul-Shift... 3-7 Transmission And Final Drive............. 34 G Gauges... 4-3 Gear Shift Lever........................ 4-3 8-2
IN DE X H Horsepower........................... 1-1 Hydraulic Breather........................... 3-6 Control Levers....4-10,4-14 Couplings....4-14 Lubrication... 3-5 Oil Filter........................... 3-5 Remote Cylinders... '....4-14 Restrictor Valve Adjustments....4-11,4-15 Specifications........................ 1-2 Troubleshooting... 6-15 o Oil Change Periods, Engine... 3-3 Oil Filters Engine... 3-3 Hydraulic........................... 3-5 Over/Under Hydraul-Shift... 3-7 Transmission And Final Drive... 34 Oil Pressure Gauge... 4-3 Oil Specifications, Engine... 1-2 - Operator Control Symbols................. 1-8 Over/Under Hydraul-Shift Control Lever... 4-3 Lubrication......................... 3-6 Oil Filter... 3-7 p Ignition And Electrical Specifications... 1-3 Ignition Switch... 4-3 Inflation And Load Recommendations, Tire...... 1-4 Injection Pump......................... 5-1 Instruments And Controls... 4-2 Introduction... I Parking Brake... 3-8,44 Parking Brake Indicator Light............... 4-3 Pitman Shaft Bearings... 3-9 Powerjuster Wheels..............4-18 Power Take-Off Installation And Operation....4-16,4-17 Lubrication... 3-7 Specifications........................ 1-3 Preheater Switch... 4-3,4-9 Preparation For Operation After Storage... 6-13 Preparation For Storage... 6-13 Preparing To Attach Implement....4-12 L Leveling Adjustment....4-13 Lift Links............................ 3-8 Light, Parking Brake Indicator... 4-3 Light Switch... 4-2 Lower Link Adjustment....4-11 Lubricants............................ 3-1 Lubrication Chart... 3-2 Lubrication Periods...................... 3-1 Lubrication Procedures.................... 3-1 R Radiator Screen... 6-12 Rear Wheel Tread Adjustment....4-19,4-20 Remote Cylinders....4-14,4-15 Restrictor Valve Adjustment Remote Cylinder....4-15 Three-Point Hitch....4-10 Roll Bar.... 7-4 8-3
IN D EX s Safety Instructions... 2-1,2-2,2-3,24 Seat Adjustment........................ 4-8 Seat Belt... 74 Serial Numbers... 6-1,6-2,6-3 Service Record... IV Single Acting Cylinders, Adjustments And Use....4-14 Specifications Drawbar... 1-1 Electrical........................... 1-3 Engine... 1-1 Engine Oil.......................... 1-2 Four-Wheel Drive Front Axle Load Capacities... 1-4 Four-Wheel Drive Tire Recommendations... 1-4 Fuel... 1-2 Hydraulic Systems..................... 1-2 Power Take-Off....................... 1-3 Tire Inflation And Load Recommendations... 1-4 Tractor Dimensions.................... 1-5 Travel Speeds........................ 1-5 Unit Capacities....................... 1-6 Speedometer.......................... 4-3 Speedometer Lubrication.................. 3-8 Starter Switch.......................... 4-3 Starting Engine......................... 4-9 Stay Rod Lubrication..................... 3-9 Steering Knuckle Lubrication............... 3-9 Steering Wheel Adjustment................. 44 Stopping Engine....4-10 Storage Fuel... 4-7 Tractor............................6-13 Symbols, Operating...................... 1-6 T Tachourmeter... 4-3 Tachourmeter Lubrication................. 3-7 Temperature Gauge, Water................. 4-3 Three-Point Hitch Control Lever........................4-10 Control Linkage Adjustment.............. 5-3 Draft Sensitivity Adjustment.............. 54 Leveling Adjustment....4-13 Lower Link Adjustment....4-11 Lubrication......................... 3-8 Operation..........................4-10 Restrictor Valve......................4-11 Three-Point Hitch (Continued) Specifications........................ 1-2 Upper Link Adjustment....4-13 Width Categories....4-12 Throttle Control Lever.................... 4-3 Tire Handling... 24,6-11 Tire Inflation And Load Recommendations... 14 Toe-In, Front Axle... 5-3 Tractor Dimensions...................... 1-5 Transmission And Final Drive Lubrication....... 34 Transmission And Final Drive Oil Filter... 34 Travel Speeds.......................... 1-5 Troubleshooting Hydraulic System... 6-15 Engine... 6-14 u Unit Capacities......................... 1-6 v Valve Clearances, Engine... 1-1 w Warning Lamp... 7-1 Water Temperature Gauge... 4-3 Weights Front Frame... 7-2 Wheel... 7-2 Wheel Bearings, Front Adjustment... 5-3 Lubrication....3-10 Wheel Guard Fuel Tanks... 4-7,4-8,6-5, 7-3 Wheel Guard Fuel Tank Condensation Drain... 4-8 Wheel Tread Adjustment Front....4-18 Rear....4-19 Wheel Weights... 7-2 Width Categories, Three-Point Hitch....4-12 Wiring Diagrams..................... 6-7, 6-8 8-4