The PTO clutch lever should have some free play as
well. The recommended amount for the
PTO
clutch
lever
is
1 9/16" (40mm) as shown in Fig. 48, item "X".
When the free play drops below 1" (25mm), adjust the
PTO clutch lever as follows:
: 1. Detach the fork (7) from the PTO clutch release
' • lever by removing the pin (8).
2.
Loosen the locknut (5) and adjust the length of the
PTO clutch rod (6) by rotating the fork.
3. Re-connect the fork and check the lever for free
play.
4. When the free play is with in the recommended
amount, tighten the locknut.
Fig.
50
•
Clutch
Controls
1. Main Clutch Control Rod; 2. Locknuts; 3.
Forkhead; 4. Pin; 5. Locknuts; 6. P.T.O. Clutch
Control Rod; 7. P.T.O. Clutch Fork; 8. Pin, P.T.O.
Fork; 9. P.T.O. Clutch Control Lever; 11. Main
Clutch Control Pedal;
A. Pedal Free Travel; B. Lever Free Travel
TRANSMISSION AND
HYDRAULIC
Check the transmission and hydraulic oil every 1 0
hours
or
at least daily,
by
the transmission dipstick. The
lift arms should be
down
for
this procedure and any
remote hydraulic cylinders retracted before checking
the transmission oil. The oil level should be maintained
between the to marks on the dipstick. Refer to the
lubrication chart for the correct type and quantity of oil.
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Oil is added through the plug in the front left hand
corner
of
the transmission cover. Be sure to clean the
areas around the dipstick and plug before removing
either of them (Fig.'s
51
& 52).
After the first 60 hours, the transmission oil should be
changed. Thereafter
it
should be changed every 1,000
hours,
or
once each year, whichever comes first. Drain
the oil (when hot) by removing the plug in the bottom
of the transmission housing, and the plug in the bottom
of the differential housing (Fig. 54).
WARNING:
HOT
OIL CAN CAUSE SEVERE BURNS. USE
EXTREME CAUTION WHENEVER CHANG-
ING OIL.
Fig.
51
-
Transmission
011
Dipstick
Fig. 52 -
Transmission
011
Filter
Plug
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