What to do if the Thomas Compact Loader starter does not crank the engine?
If the starter on your Thomas Compact Loader isn't cranking the engine, it could be due to a low battery output. Try recharging or replacing the battery. Alternatively, there might be a loose or disconnected battery cable. In that case, check and tighten all connections.
Why is the hydraulic system noisy in my Thomas Compact Loader?
A noisy hydraulic system in your Thomas Compact Loader can stem from several causes. First, check the oil level and add oil if necessary, as air in the system can cause noise. Also, inspect all suction line fittings and connections, and tighten any that are loose. A clogged oil filter may also be the reason, so replace it. If the hydraulic oil is too heavy, especially when cold, allow it to warm up. If the problem persists, there may be internal pump or motor damage.
What causes oil overheating in Thomas Compact Loader?
Oil overheating in your Thomas Compact Loader can be caused by several factors. Check the oil level in the reservoir and add oil if necessary. Ensure the auxiliary control lever is in the neutral position. Also, verify the relief valve setting, as a setting that is too high or too low can lead to overheating.
Why is my Thomas Compact Loader engine overheating?
If your Thomas Compact Loader's engine is overheating, it might be due to insufficient cooling water, so replenish it. Another cause could be a radiator clogged with dust, so clean it. Also, make sure that the auxiliary valve is not engaged; return it to the neutral position.
What to do if there is erratic or no output on the drive of my Thomas Compact Loader?
If you're experiencing erratic or no output on the drive of your Thomas Compact Loader, start by checking the hydraulic oil. If the hydraulic oil is too heavy, use proper viscosity oil. Also, ensure that the hydraulic oil level is sufficient; check the oil level and add if necessary. Finally, inspect the drive couplings between the engine and pump for any damage, replacing them if needed.
What causes loss of hydraulic oil flow from the gear pump in Thomas Compact Loader?
Loss of hydraulic oil flow from the gear pump in your Thomas Compact Loader can be attributed to a few reasons. First, check the reservoir oil level and add oil if necessary. Also, inspect the drive couplings between the engine and pump for any breakage, replacing them if necessary. Finally, the hydraulic gear pump itself may not be functioning correctly; inspect and repair it if needed.
Why hydraulic cylinders do not function properly on my Thomas Compact Loader?
Hydraulic cylinders not functioning properly on your Thomas Compact Loader can be due to a loss of hydraulic flow from the gear pump. Also, the safety system might not be releasing; troubleshoot system operations to resolve this.
Why is the drive operation noisy on my Thomas Compact Loader?
Noisy drive operation on your Thomas Compact Loader is likely due to chains that are too loose. Tighten the chain to resolve this.
What to do if Thomas Compact Loader engine turns over but does not start?
If the engine turns over but doesn't start, consider these possibilities: * Check if there's fuel in the tank and fill it with clean fuel if needed. * Ensure the fuel shut-off valve is open. * A burnt-out glow plug could also be the culprit, so replace it if necessary. * Make sure you are following the correct starting procedure.
What to do if the brake on the RH drive will not release on my Thomas Compact Loader?
If the brake on the RH drive of your Thomas Compact Loader won't release, start by checking the fuses. If the fuses are fine, the solenoid might be defective; diagnose and replace it if necessary. Another potential issue is a corroded brake pin, which should be cleaned or replaced as needed. Finally, tension on the brake pin can prevent release; jog the loader forward and rearward slightly to relieve this tension.
Displays machine status, warnings, and operating hours.
Features operator area and dash panel controls for loader functions.
Ensures safe operation by disabling hydraulics until operator is seated.
Controls pump output and flow distribution to drive and auxiliary systems.
Quick-tach mechanism for secure attachment mounting and dismounting.
Pre-starting checks and step-by-step engine start-up procedures.
How to attach and detach various implements using the quick-tach system.
Guidelines for safe and efficient operation, including loading and maneuvering.
Technique for loading material into the bucket from a pile.
Method for excavating material with the bucket.
Procedures for grading surfaces and filling trenches.
Steps for safely tying down the machine for transport.
Instructions for properly lifting the machine using appropriate equipment.
Guidance on how to order replacement parts for the machine.
Specifies required fluids, lubricants, and their capacities.
Procedure for engaging the lift arm support for safe maintenance.
Covers oil level checks and air filter maintenance for the engine.
Instructions for checking and maintaining the machine's battery.
Procedures for checking hydraulic oil level and changing the filter.
Location and function of the fuel shutoff valve.
How to check coolant level and maintain cooling fins.
Regular checks for track damage, wear, and bolt tightness.
Overview of the electrical system, fuses, relays, and boosting procedures.
A table outlining service intervals and required tasks.
A chart to help diagnose and resolve common machine problems.
Diagram illustrating the machine's hydraulic system layout.
Diagram illustrating the machine's electrical system wiring.
Lists specific tools required for certain maintenance tasks.
Detailed technical specifications, dimensions, and performance data.
Identification and location of various safety and information decals on the machine.
Exploded view and parts list for the machine's main frame components.
Exploded view and parts list for the operator's station components.
Exploded view and parts list for the lift arm assembly and related parts.
Exploded view and parts list for the track system components.
Diagram illustrating the hydraulic system components and connections.
Exploded view and parts list for control levers, dash panel components.
Diagram illustrating the electrical system wiring and components.
List of common spare parts for the machine's engine.
Displays machine status, warnings, and operating hours.
Features operator area and dash panel controls for loader functions.
Ensures safe operation by disabling hydraulics until operator is seated.
Controls pump output and flow distribution to drive and auxiliary systems.
Quick-tach mechanism for secure attachment mounting and dismounting.
Pre-starting checks and step-by-step engine start-up procedures.
How to attach and detach various implements using the quick-tach system.
Guidelines for safe and efficient operation, including loading and maneuvering.
Technique for loading material into the bucket from a pile.
Method for excavating material with the bucket.
Procedures for grading surfaces and filling trenches.
Steps for safely tying down the machine for transport.
Instructions for properly lifting the machine using appropriate equipment.
Guidance on how to order replacement parts for the machine.
Specifies required fluids, lubricants, and their capacities.
Procedure for engaging the lift arm support for safe maintenance.
Covers oil level checks and air filter maintenance for the engine.
Instructions for checking and maintaining the machine's battery.
Procedures for checking hydraulic oil level and changing the filter.
Location and function of the fuel shutoff valve.
How to check coolant level and maintain cooling fins.
Regular checks for track damage, wear, and bolt tightness.
Overview of the electrical system, fuses, relays, and boosting procedures.
A table outlining service intervals and required tasks.
A chart to help diagnose and resolve common machine problems.
Diagram illustrating the machine's hydraulic system layout.
Diagram illustrating the machine's electrical system wiring.
Lists specific tools required for certain maintenance tasks.
Detailed technical specifications, dimensions, and performance data.
Identification and location of various safety and information decals on the machine.
Exploded view and parts list for the machine's main frame components.
Exploded view and parts list for the operator's station components.
Exploded view and parts list for the lift arm assembly and related parts.
Exploded view and parts list for the track system components.
Diagram illustrating the hydraulic system components and connections.
Exploded view and parts list for control levers, dash panel components.
Diagram illustrating the electrical system wiring and components.
List of common spare parts for the machine's engine.
General| Brand | Thomas |
|---|---|
| Model | 35DT |
| Category | Compact Loader |
| Language | English |
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