HYDRAULIC FILTER (Ref. Fig. 52)
After the first
60
hours, the Hydraulic filter should be
changed. Thereafter
it
should
be
changed every 250
hours. The filter
is
changed in the same manner
as
the
engine oil filter.
NOTE:
Be
sure that the filter mount is clean and free of
gasket material before installing the new filter. Check
the transmission oil level after changing the filter and
add
oil
as
required to bring the level to the to or very
near the upper mark on the dipstick.
Fig. 53 -
Hydraulic
Filter
Fig. 54 -
Transmission
Oil Drain
Plug
WHEEL
BRAKES
The brake pedal should have some free play. The
recommended amount
of
free play should be 1 - 2 (25-
50mm). The free play is the same for both pedals If an
adjustment is required use the following steps:
34
1.
Apply the parking brake.
2.
Loosen the locknut on the brake band centering
screw, tighten the screw until it locks down, and
then back it out 1 1/2 turns. Tighten the locknut.
3. Loosen the locknut and turn the brake rod until the
free play is completely taken up. Then loosen the
brake rod until the desired free play is obtained.
4.
Tighten the locknut.
5. Repeat the procedure for the other side in the
same manner.
NOTE: Be certain that both brakes are adjusted equally.
If
necessaty, readjust one of the brakes to obtain equal
free play on both sides.
Fig.
55-
Brake
Pedal
Adjustment
1. Brake Band Centering Screw;
2.
Lock Nut; 3. Rod
SERVICING THE PRECLEANER (Ref.
Fig.
56)
When the precleaner bowl becomes approximately 1/
3 full of dust and dirt, clean it by unscrewing the top of
the precleaner, removing the bowl, and emptying it.
Wash the bowl
in
soap and water,
if
necessary.
Fig.
56-
Precleaner
1. Cap; 2. Bowl;
3.
Base
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