Iseki TU 197 Controls

[Bankside6]

Please could anyone help with the controls for this Iseki compact tractor. It's a TU197. I attach two pics for the controls. One shows the knobs and the other is a diagram with numbers.

So far I know the following:
There is the basic up down lever - I'm Ok with this
Knob 1: ??
Knob 2: Controls the speed of the hydraulic lift.
Knob 3: Controls the amount of lift.
Knob 4: ???
Knob 5: ??
Knob 6: ??
Toggle 7: Controls the tilt of the hydraulics.
Toggle 8: ??
Toggle 9: ??

At the back there are two vacant multi - plugs - so that might be for something to do with the panel.

Look forward to hearing from the experts.

Sincerely

A

 

[Bankside6]

Please could anyone help with the controls for this Iseki compact tractor. It's a TU197. I attach two pics for the controls. One shows the knobs and the other is a diagram with numbers.

So far I know the following:
There is the basic up down lever - I'm Ok with this
Knob 1: ??
Knob 2: Controls the speed of the hydraulic lift.
Knob 3: Controls the amount of lift.
Knob 4: ???
Knob 5: ??
Knob 6: ??
Toggle 7: Controls the tilt of the hydraulics.
Toggle 8: ??
Toggle 9: ??

At the back there are two vacant multi - plugs - so that might be for something to do with the panel.

Look forward to hearing from the experts.

Sincerely

A

Thanks to those who read this, but I believe I have now solved it with the aid of Google Translate and scanning the text.

Sincerely

A

 

[Stock]

Thanks to those who read this, but I believe I have now solved it with the aid of Google Translate and scanning the text.

Sincerely

A

Better tell us and having it here may help someone in the future...........................................................

 

[IG86]

Hello, we have the same problem with understanding our Landleader 227 controls. And it has exactly the same control panel as in TU197 photos.

Bankside6, could you share with us what did you figure out about the controls?

Best Regards,
IG

 

[Bankside6]

I too found the controls a bit confusing at first. However, once set many can be left unchanged. I attach a pic of "Iseki Tu197 Control Panel 2" which more or less covers the options.

The other confusing one is to the left of the dash. It's a toggle. This controls the speed of front wheel travel when in four wheel drive. It effectively speeds up the front wheels to prevent scrubbing.

The engine shut off on mine works on the key. The first turn of the key operates a solenoid which opens the air supply to the engine intake. If you lift the bonnet and look at the intake point you can see the throttle moving to and fro as the key is turned off and on.

To the right of the dash and low down is the light for the engine heater. It starts to glow when the heater has been on for about 20 seconds. The heater is activated by turning the key anti-clockwise against the spring.

The nearest Iseki for the British market was the TU324. If you go on to the Iseki web site you can download an operator's manual for the machine. It's under the heading of discontinued models.

I attach a few updated pics - hope this helps

Ant

 

[IG86]

Yes, that helps very much. Thank you!