To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is there no air coming into the cab of my MacDon M105 Farm Equipment?
If the blower fan in your MacDon Farm Equipment is operating but no air is coming into the cab, it could be due to a dirty fresh air filter, so clean it. It may also be a result of a dirty recirculating air filter, so clean the recirculating filter. A clogged evaporator could also be the cause, so clean the evaporator.
Why is my MacDon Farm Equipment consuming too much oil?
If your MacDon Farm Equipment experiences high oil consumption, it could be due to using crankcase oil that is too light, so use the recommended oil. Also, check for oil leaks around gaskets, seals, and drain plugs.
What to do for low oil pressure in MacDon M105?
If your MacDon Farm Equipment has low oil pressure, it might be due to a low oil level, so add oil. It could also be caused by using the improper type of oil, so drain and fill the crankcase with the proper oil.
What causes engine knocking in MacDon Farm Equipment?
If the engine in your MacDon Farm Equipment knocks, it could be due to insufficient oil, so add oil. Ensure you are using the proper fuel. If the coolant temperature is low or high, contact your dealer.
Why does my MacDon M105 engine stall frequently?
If your MacDon Farm Equipment engine runs irregularly or stalls frequently, it could be due to an unsteady fuel supply. Try changing the filter on the fuel tank vent line and replacing the clogged fuel filter. Water or dirt in the fuel system can also cause this issue, so drain, flush, and fill the fuel system. Additionally, check the thermostat after removing it, and if there is air in the fuel system, contact your dealer.
What causes slow starter operation in MacDon Farm Equipment?
If the starter on your MacDon Farm Equipment cranks slowly or won't operate, check the battery charge and clean and tighten any loose or corroded connections. Ensure the controls are in NEUTRAL by moving the GSL to NEUTRAL. Also, check the relay and wire connections, and replace the main fuse if it is defective or blown.
Why does my MacDon M105 Farm Equipment lack power?
If your MacDon Farm Equipment engine lacks power, several factors could be responsible. Ensure you are using the recommended oil. Check and service the air cleaner to address any intake air restrictions. Replace the primary fuel filter, and if necessary, replace the secondary fuel filter if it's clogged. High back pressure can also cause power loss, so clean out or replace the muffler. Finally, ensure you are using the proper fuel.
General| Header Type | Draper |
|---|---|
| Cutting Width | Varies with header |
| Weight | Varies with configuration |
| Reel Speed | Variable |
| Transport Width | 4.27 m |
| Required Horsepower | 160 hp (119 kW) |
