Chapter 11. Maintenance Procedures
This chapter contains maintenance procedures.
Danger: Failure to comply with the following can result in serious or fatal injuries, and
damage to the tractor.
Maintenance and repair work should be performed as described in this manual and only by
licensed technicians or registered apprentices authorized to perform these tasks.
Welding, and all maintenance and repair work with the brake system, electronics, and electrical
system must be done only by the specialists trained to perform these tasks.
Only the persons who are aware of the safety guidelines defined in Safety and Accident
Prevention chapter can perform maintenance and repair work on the tractor.
Maintenance staff shall be trained by qualified employees of the manufacturer or its agents.
Persons with implanted devices, such as a heart pacemaker, or other health conditions must be
aware of the additional risks originating from the tractor.
This chapter consists of the following:
Getting ready for maintenance work 93
Following maintenance plan 93
Jacking up tractor 94
Tightening wheel nuts and threaded connections 95
Replacing a wheel 95
Adjusting track gauge 96
Coding digital speed display when switching to different tires/wheels 97
Shutting down tractor 97
Preserving engine 98
Removing hydraulic oil 98
Recommissioning tractor after shutdown 99
Bleeding fuel system 101
Tilting cab 101
Lowering cab 102
Replacing a light bulb 103
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