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Case IH DCX101 - Gearboxes; Grease Fittings; Lubrication Schedule

Case IH DCX101
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SECTION 00 - GENERAL INFORMATION - CHAPTER 3
00-3
LUBRICATION SCHEDULE
NOTE: The items listed at the first 50 hours are very important. If they are not performed, it could cause early
failures of components and severely lower the life expectancy of the disc mower-conditioner.
Description
Every
8 HRS
After First
50 HRS
Every
100 HRS
Every
200 HRS
Every
400 HRS
PTO slide collar X
Primary PTO X
Secondary PTO X
Roll drive X
Cutter bar driveshaft X
Upper roll pivot arms X
Wheel arms X
Header lift arm X
Tongue pivot pin X
Cutter bar mounting bolts X
Roll pressure crank X
Step-up gearbox X X
Bevel gearbox X X
Roll drive gearbox X X
Cutter bar modules X X
Wheel bearings X
DANGER
The header should be resting on the ground or
suspended in the transport position by the
header lift locks during lubrication or mainte-
nance. Failure to comply will result in death or
serious injury.
NOTE: The machine should be checked daily for oil
leaks. Any leak should be fixed immediately.
NOTE: Clean the area around all plugs and grease
fittings prior to removing or greasing.
NOTE: All oil levels are checked with the cutter bar
level both from front to back and side to side.
GREASE FITTINGS
Grease fittings are identified in the following Figures.
Recommended lubrication intervals are listed after
each description.
NOTE: Premium grease EP-2 should be used at all
grease points.
GEARBOXES
Oil for the gearboxes and cutter bar modules is
available from your authorized dealer.
Maintain oil level using Case 135H EP (API GL 5
80W 90) gear oil or Case Gear Lube SSL (75W90
synthetic).
NOTE: Failure to use the correct specification of oil
may lead to premature failure of the gearbox
components.
IMPORTANT: The oil in all gearboxes should be
changed after the first 50 hours of use to remove any
contaminants from the break-in process.

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