LUBRICATION
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1. Clean the area around the breather with cleaning
solvent.
2. Remove the breather.
3. Clean the breather with cleaning solvent.
4. Dry the breather with compressed air. Always wear
face protection when using compressed air.
5. Install the breather.
Suction Screens
Clean the suction screens every 1,000 hours of operation
or once each year, whichever occurs first.
There are two (2) suction screens installed inside the
hydraulic reservoir. The suction screens are located at the
back of the reservoir near the bottom.
NOTE:
It is recommended that you clean the hydraulic
suction screens when you change the hydraulic fluid. See
Fluid Change in this manual.
1. See Fluid Change in this manual and do steps 1
through 5.
2. Remove the clamps and hoses.
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1. FRONT AXLE DIFFERENTIAL (REFERENCE)
2. SUCTION SCREENS (NOT SHOWN)
3. Remove the suction screens (2).
4. Clean the suction screens in cleaning solvent.
5. Dry the suction screens with compressed air. Always
wear face protection when using compressed
air.
6. Flush the reservoir with cleaning solvent.
7. Install the suction screens.
8. Install the hoses and clamps.
9. See Fluid Change in this manual and do steps 7
through 12.
Hydraulic and Plow Coolers
Clean the hydraulic cooler fins (1) and the plow cooler fins
(2) every 250 hours of operation.
PIC00117
1. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM COOLER
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2. PLOW COOLER FINS
WASHING: Washing is the best method for cleaning the
cooler fins. Use a high pressure washer with a mild
detergent to remove the dirt and debris from the cooler
fins. Always wear face protection when using high
pressure washer.
WARNING:
Always wear face protection when
using compressed air.
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WARNING:
Always wear face protection when
using compressed air.
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