Every 2000 Service Hours Or 1 Year
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D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
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D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
Every 1000 Service Hours Or 6 Months
D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
When Required
MACHINE ARRANGEMENT
D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
Safety
D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
Fuel And Lubricant Specifications
D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
Every 50 Service Hours Or Weekly
D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
Every 250 Service Hours Or Monthly
D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
Every 500 Service Hours Or 3 Months
1.1. (36)Hydraulic Control System
2.1. (37)Brake Pedals
3.1. (38)Steering Clutch
4.1. (39)Engine Valve Lash - Check and Adjust
5.1. To Adjust Valve Lash:
(36)Hydraulic Control System
- 1. Position tractor so that hydraulic cylinders can move a complete stroke. Raise equipment.
- 2. Stop engine. Remove fill cap and drain plug. Allow oil to drain.
- 3. Lower equipment.
- 4. Clean and install drain plug.
- 5. Change filter element. See Item 27.
- 6. Remove filler strainer lock and strainer. Wash in clean solvent. Install strainer.
- 7. Fill tank until oil is visible in sight gauge (refill capacity on page 31).
- 8. Open tank bleed valve, start engine.
- 9. Close bleed valve when oil flows without air bubbles.
- 10. Raise equipment and move tractor to level surface.
- 11. Lower equipment and check oil level. Add oil as required.
(37)Brake Pedals
Lubricate 1 fitting at each pedal pivot. Total - 2 fittings. (if equipped.)
(38)Steering Clutch
Lubricate 1 fitting at each lever pivot. Total - 2 fittings.
(39)Engine Valve Lash - Check and Adjust
Check valve lash with engine stopped. Do not use starter to turn flywheel.
- 1. Remove rocker arm covers. Check valve lash and adjust if necessary (see page 23).
- 2. Remove plug from flywheel housing. Turn flywheel to close No. 1 inlet and exhaust valves and allow timing bolt to be inserted. Turn engine slowly when installing bolt. Do not use starting motor.
Check lash of No. 1 and No. 2 inlet valves. Check lash of No. 1 and No. 3 exhaust valves.
Adjust valves if necessary (see page 23).
- 3. Remove bolt and turn flywheel 360 ° to close No. 4 exhaust and inlet valves.
Check lash of No. 3 and No. 4 inlet valves.
Check lash of No. 2 and No. 4 exhaust valves.
Adjust valves if necessary.
Remove bolt from flywheel and install plug in flywheel housing.
- 4. Start engine and run at low idle. Check valve rotators. If valves do not rotate, see your AVSpare dealer.
- 5. Stop engine and install valve cover. Tighten bolts to 6 to 10 lb. ft. (0,83 to 1,39 mkg), in sequence shown. DO NOT overtighten.
To Adjust Valve Lash:
- 1. Loosen adjusting screw locknut.
- 2. Turn adjusting screw in to close gap, out to open gap (see page 22 for correct lash).
- 3. Hold adjusting screw with screwdriver and tighten locknut.
- 4. Recheck adjustment.
- 5. Remove bolt from flywheel and install plug in flywheel housing.
- 6. Install rocker arm cover (see above for correct bolt tightening sequence and torque).
Information System:
D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
Every 1000 Service Hours Or 6 Months
D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
Every 500 Service Hours Or 3 Months
D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
Every 250 Service Hours Or Monthly
D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
Every 50 Service Hours Or Weekly
D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
Fuel And Lubricant Specifications
D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
Safety
D5 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR DIRECT DRIVE
When Required
D5 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR DIRECT DRIVE
Every 2000 Service Hours Or 1 Year
D5 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR DIRECT DRIVE
Every 1000 Service Hours Or 6 Months
D5 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR DIRECT DRIVE
Every 500 Service Hours Or 3 Months
D5 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR DIRECT DRIVE
Every 250 Service Hours Or Monthly
D5 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR DIRECT DRIVE
Every 10 Service Hours Or Daily
D4 TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR POWER SHIFT
When Required
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Fuels And Lubricants
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Every 250 Service Hours Or Monthly
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Every 500 Service Hours Or 3 Months
621 TRACTOR-SCRAPER
Every 1000 Service Hours Or 6 Months
621 TRACTOR-SCRAPER
Every 2000 Service Hours Or 1 Year
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When Required
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Safety
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Controls
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Starting The Engine
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