Case IH 910B LP Gas Tractor Operator’s Manual Instant Download (Publication No.9-383)

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910B LP Gas Operators Manual 9-383
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THIS SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL INDICATES IMPORTANT
SAFETY MESSAGES IN THIS MANUAL. WHEN YOU SEE THIS
SYMBOL, CAREFULL Y READ THE MESSAGE THAT FOLLOWS
AND BE ALERT TO THE POSSIBILITY OF PERSONAL
INJURY OR DE H B
If Safety Decals on this machine use the words
Danger, Warning or Caution, which are defined as
follows 0 DANGER Indicates an immediate
hazardous situation which if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury. The color
associated with Danger is RED. 0 WARNING
Indicates an potentially hazardous situation
which if not avoided, will result in serious
injury. The color associated with Warning is
ORANGE. 0 CAUTION Indicates an potentially
hazardous situation which if not avoided, may
result in minor or moderate injury. It may also
be used to alert against unsafe practices. The
color associated with Caution is YELLOW. If
Safety Decals on this machine are ISO two panel
Pictorial, decals are defined as follows G The
first panel indicates the nature of the hazard. G
The second panel indicates the appropriate
avoidance of the hazard. G Background color is
YELLOW.
G Prohibition symbols such as
and if used, are RED.
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WA I IMPROPER OPERATION OF THIS MACH INE CAN
CAUSE INJU RY OR DEATH. BEFORE USING THIS
MACHINE, MAKE CERTAIN THAT EVERY OPERATOR G Is
instructed in safe and proper use of the
machine. 0 Reads and understands the Manual(s)
pertaining to the machine. 0 Reads and
understands ALL Safety Decals on the machine. G
Clears the area of other persons. G Learns and
practices safe use of machine controls in a safe,
clear area before operating this machine on a job
site. It is your responsibility to observe
pertinent laws and regulations and follow Case
Corporation instructions on machine operation and
maintenance.
2001 Case Corporation
Bur 0-00000 March, 1995 (Revised October, 1997)
CASE and IH are registered trade marks of Case
Corporation
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NOTICE!
At the time your Case Dealer delivers yous new
tractor, he will acquaint you with ita operation
and maintenance as outlined in the Dealer's
Delivery Service Report. When your Dealer has
completed these instructions, he will ask you to
aign the report and will then hand you the yellow
eopy lor your records. XOTE Tke "Deaters
Delivery Service Report aao contains a record
of the Pre-Delivery Checkup which your Dealer
made on your tractor.
Tbe Authorized Case Dealer 6oot wbozn you
purchased your new tractor will perform the Aher
Delivery Checkup outlined on the fol- lowing
page. if you will arrange to bring your tractor
to his Service Shop within - - - 60 daya nfter
date of delivery or 200 hours of operation
(whichever occurs firat). NO''I Tbe ozzly
cbazqe your dealer will aake for tkis izzspection
wifi be for ot1, filters oz otker accessories.
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The care you give your new Case tractor will
great- ly determine the satisfaction and service
life you will obtain from it. Use this manual as
your guide. By ob- serving the instructions and
suggestions in this manual, your Case tractor
will serve you well for many years. As an
Authorized Case Dealer, we stoek Genuine Case
Parts, which are manufactured with the same pre-
cision and skill as the original equipment. Our
factory trained staff is kept well informed on
the best methods of servicing Case equipment and
is ready and able to help you. Should you require
additional aid or information. contact us. Your
Authorzed Case Dearer
'To insure ei/icientandpromptserrce,pJease
furnish us wiffi the 3fodeJ and SeriaJ NUm1z o/
your tractor n all correspondence or contacts.
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Page 5prial Number................................
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Lubricatlon.....................................
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.........................17 Pressure
Fittings.............................. ....
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........... 19 Engine Lubrication..............
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22 Transmission Lubrication.....................
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........... 27 Hydraulic Control
System............................................
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29 Independent Power Take-off...................
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....... 31 Hydraulic Power Steering
Attachment........................................
.................... 32 _at_0FBtlZt g
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--.. -... 3 The Application of LP Gas as a Fuel
for Engine Uee..................................
36 Run-in Procedure...............................
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..................... 38 Pre-Starling Check
List..............................................
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39 Gperating Controle and Instrument
Guide...........................- . ......
.......... 4o Hour Meter........................
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..... ......... ................... 41 glt2Xg
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..................... 44 POWer
SteeT'ÎZ1g........................................
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.................. 45 Startin8 and Operating
Tractor the T'irst Time...........................
................ 4y Setting Carburetion
Adjustments................. .....................
. ................... ..... 53 Ï ÎOï'Tf18l
SifIt22 OCfldl2fiflq.............................
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........ Cold Weather 5tarting....................
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ss Stopping the Engine..........................
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........... .. . 55 Recommended Method for
Emptying LPG Tank.......... ....... .. . ....
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Cold Weather OpCration..........................
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...... 52 Gear Selection........................
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. 60 si
Independent Differential Brakes...................
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Rear Tire Sizes...................................
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........... st Rear Wheel Weighte.................
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............ ... 63 Drawbar.......................
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........ ............ ............... 64 Belt
Pulley..................... ......................
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.................. 66 2
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TABLE OFGONTENT (C nunue) Independent Power
Take-Off..........................
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68 Constant Hydraulic Control Operation..........
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72 TOO1 Ox..- ..--- .................-...........
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..................... 26 Implement Warf2ing
Lamp..............................................
.................................. 7 Important
Checks During Operation...........................
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OOl ng y8tettl. -...--.-. -.-....-................
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.......... .... 93 Facts to Remember About
Preseurized Cooling ystems ......................
...... 94 Anti Preeze Solutions...................
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................... 95 lllo7tlo8t8t...............
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96 POWCr SteCT'iftg DrÎVe Belt...............
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...............100 Ülfl8ftW.....................
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................105 Tf8f2Tff1iC9ÎOf2 fflätÎl
F........................... .....................
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...1f5 Liquid Fuel Filter........................
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......................106 LPG Regulator
Coolant Drain Plug........ .....................
.................................107 LPG
Regulator Drain Valve...........................
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107 Startins. ltishting and Ignition
Equipment.........................................
...........108 Govemor and Engine
peed.............................................
.................................125 Jr8RSfZl1gS1O
Tl................................................
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......12s Valve Tappet Clearance
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......................... .......i 2f Traction
Clutch Adjustment......................
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...12t Adjugtin Traj2smiæion Brake
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........................ 129 Adjusting Power
Take-off Clutch.................................
...................................130 Difepeytj
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.........131 Adjusting Steering
Gear..............................................
......................................132 Repackin
g and Adjusting Front Steel Bearing............
................................133 J2gCO2
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Fiøure J. Right Hnd Side ct Cøøo 900 LP Gøc
Tractor
Figure 2. Lft Hænd Sid of Cce 900 LP Gea
Tractor
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INTRODUCTION
Figure 3. Rear of Trcto Showing Wid
Swinging Orawbflr nnd O_at_flrntor6 Plntform The
Case 900 Peries Tractor is powered by a rugged
six cylinder spark ignition engine which features
heavy duty precision type construction usually
round only in diesel engines. This engine is
noted for its quiet operating charac- teiistics
and economy of operation. Advanced engineering
also includes the follOW B Outstanding features
on the 900 Series Tractors Transmiaaion The
Case tranemiesion, 6 epeeds forward and 1
reverse, provides a working speed for every job
on the farm in any type or condition of soil. The
high epeed (6th) road gear brings your fields
closer to the farm yard and eliminates much
non-productive time spent on the
road. COEfOg'izCd PtatgOFET The easily
accessible operating conrole, well lighted
Tell-Easy instrument panel all features
designed with the operator'e comfort in mind, are
standard equipment On Case 900 Series Tractors.
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SERIAL NUMBER
Figure 4
When ordering parts from your Authorized Case
Dealer and in all or correspondence with your
dealer relative to the tractor, always specify
the Serial Number and Model of your tractor. The
model and serial num- ber are stamped on the num-
ber plate located on the right hand eide of
the instru- ment panel. Figure S. The serial
number is also stamped on the left rear side of
the en- gine block near the air clean- er, Figure
4. For reference, fill in the Serial number
and Model of your 900 cries Tractor in the
space provided below.
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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR CASE 900 SERIES
TRACTORS (Spark Ignition Engine) ENGINE General Ty
pe ..................6 Cylinder, 4 Stroke Cycle,
Valve-in-Head Engine Firing Order ' ........ .
.................. ..................1-5-3-6-2-4 .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . Stroke ........... .. .
.................. ....... .............5
Incheo Piaton Oiaplacement .......................
..........377 Cubic Inches Cylinder
Sleeves.................................Removable
Wet Type Full Governed Engine Speed atFull Load
....................1350 RPM Full Govwned Engine
Speed at No Load ................ ..1500 RPM
Engine Idling Speed ....................... .
.. .. ........680 RPM Valvr Tappet Clearance
.................. .. .........Inlet .012
(Cold) Exhaust .020 (Cold)
Pistozz Rings Ringa per Piston .............. Numb
er of Compression Rings... ....... ..... Number
of Oil Rings .........................
..4 ..3
Type Bearingn .............................Replace
able Precision, Steel Back, Tin Base Babbitt
Inserts Main Bearings Number of
Bearings................. ...... ................
..... ...y Type Bearings..........................
...Replaceable Precision, Steel Back, Min Base
Babbitt Inserts Engine Lubricating System Oil
Pressure .........................35 to 40 pounds
with Engne warts and operating at Full Governed
RPM Type Syetem ........................Forced
Circulation Full Pressure Oil PUmp
..........................Gear Type, Floating Oil
Sqreejj tJet Oil FiltW .........
........................... ...Replaceable
ElCtg2ent
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IGNITION AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Type of Syston .
.... .. .. ...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . ... .
12 Volt, Negative Ground . . Two 6 Volt Batteries
Connected in Series (Group 4, 19 Plates, 150
Ampere Hours at 20 Hour Rate) Generator...........
......12 Volt, 3 Brush Type (3rd Brush
Non-adjustable) Voltage Regulator
................ ...Automatic Type, Mounted on
Generator
. 12 Volt, Orive Assembly Located in Clutch
Housing (Sealed from Dust) Headlights
............. . . ............12 Volt, 35 Watt,
Sealed Tractor Unit
Sta tizig MOtOr ...
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Rear Light .................Combination Red Tail
Ligiit for Safe Night Road Travel and White Flood
Light for Night Work Rear Light Bulb Sizes
................Large 32 C.P. Single Contact 12
Volt Small 1 C.P. Single Contact 12
Volt Instrument Panel Light Bulb Size .....2
bulbs, 1.5 C.P. Single Contact 12 Volt Fuse
........................20 Ampere Fuse (Located
on Instrument Panel) Electricnl Outlet Socket
...... 12 Volt For Auxi1iarJTail Light on
Implements
Standard Equipment
or Trailers and for Plugging in a 12 Volt Battery
Charger, etc.
12 Volt Red Warning Lamp ... Extra Equipment
. For use with Electrical Outlet Socket and Pull
Behind Equipment
Distributor Ignition (Standard Equipment) Contact
Point Gap ... .. ...... .. .. .. .. .. ......
.... .. ...... .. 020 IZtCh Automatic Advance
..... .. ... . . ....... ...............
26 Magneto Ignition (Optional Equipment)
.010 Inch 25
Magneto POifit Gap ..... .... . Magneto Advance
.... ..
Spark Plugs ......Champion 8 Commercial, AC 855
Commercial or Equivalent Thread
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....18MM Gap. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .025 lach
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FUEL SYSTEM ...... ... ..
E .. re,...
..uaixri ..sAzig
Fuel Regulator
Fuel Tank Pressure Relief Valve .. .. Fuel
Filter. .
.Opens at 312 PgI . Replaceable Element Type
COOLING SYSTEM . Preaaurized, Thermostat
Controlled By Pane Type Forced Circulation
(Impeller Type Pump)
Of Systezo ......
Radiator..................................Hoavy
Outy Tbc and "in Type Thermostat
........................................Starta to
Open at 188 Fully Open at 208 F. Radiator
Shutters............................Available as
Extra Equipment Cooling System Operating Pressure
............ . . ..... ... ..4 PSI Preaoure Cap
.................Cooling Syatem Required a 4 PSI
Preoaure Cap
TRACTION CLUTCH . . P-and Operated Case,
Over-Center Oil Cushion Type Clutch Clutch
Bearings Automatically Lubricated By Engine
Preeoure aibricating System
Type Clutch ........
TRANSMISSION AND DIFFERENTIAL Tranamiaeion
Caee.............heavy Caat Iron One Piece Unit
Construe
Containing All Geara, Shafte, y,
- ffen _ Final Driv 6 Speed forward, One
Reverse
. .Heavy Outy Roller Cltetn Drive . . AV8ilabie
6 Extra Equipmcflt. en All 900 Series tractors
Except To Equipped fof Alt Pulley BRAKES .
.Heavy Duty, Double Disc, Self-Energising
Differentia1 Brpp . Can Be locked Together for
Head Traxrrl Can Be Uaed Individually for
Steering Aasiatanee
Transmission Brake. .
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DRAWBAR - - - .......................Full
Swinging Roller Mounted Self-Locking gtbm Pin
Hole Size.. . .. .... ...... ..Will Accommodate
l_at_ Inch Pin Raiaed Hitch. ......... ........ . .
. Provided With All PTO Equipped Tractors Yke
Type Drawbar .......... ...............Available
aa kxtra Equipment
BELT PULLEY (Extra Equipmezzt) Method of
Engaging...............................
Independent Hand Shift
Rlley iameter.......... . ...........
................ ........13Ianchea Pulley Face
Width............. ... ..........8_at_Inches RI2llJ
Speed at No Load Governed Engine Speed of
Approximately 1500 RPM.... . . .. .944 I
P'I\g Pulley Speed at Full Load Governed Engine
Speed of 1350 RPM . . 850 RPM Pulley Speed at 600
RPM Engine Idling Speed ........... ...
.................... .............378 Belt Speed
..... . . .. .. .. ...... .. .. .. ..... .3004
Feet Per Minute Under Load Ratio Engine Speed to
Belt Pulley Speed ............ ...... .. ...
1.58C to 1
INDEPENDENT POWER TAKE-OFF (Extra
Equipment) Rotation ..... ..........
. . . ... ....
..Clockwise
PTO Shaft Speed at 1500 Engine RPM ........
............. .... 600 RPM PTO Shaft Speed at
1350 Engine RPM......... . . . ....540 RPM
PTO Shaft Speed at 600 RPM Idle Speed
.........................240 RPM Spline Size
....................................Standard 1Jg
Inch diameter Location on Tractor. ... . . .
.. . . . . . . q Inch to Left of Tractor
Center Line Distance from Center of PTO Shaft to
.16aInches . . PTO Clutch Hand Lever . Oil Bath,
Multiple Disc, Over Center Adjustable Type
top of Orawbar (Raised Hitch)..... .
Pluid Recommandation.............. Automatic
Tranamiæion Pluid - Type A
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HYDRAULIC CONTROL SYSTEM (Extra
Equipment) Pump...................................
........Large Volilme, Spur Gear Continuous
Running Dual Valve Votumc ................ .15
Gallons Per Minute at Full Load GoVern6d RPM Type
Valve Control. .... ........ ...... ..........
... . .Hand Lever Operated
Coupling for Portable Cylinder.........
. Caee Quick Detachable Breakaway Type
Oil Filter... .Edge Wound Paper Element
Removable for Cleaning Fluid Recommandations......
........ Automatic Transmission FluidType A Type
System .............................Couplings
Provided for 2 Portable Hydraulic Cylinders (Both
Double Acting)
Portable Cylinder.... . . .
. .4 Inch Diameter 8 Inch Stroke .1000 PSI
Relief Valve Opening Preeeure ...
APPROXIMATE CAPACITIES
Cooling System ................................(Gallons) U.S. 10 ImQorial 8J
Fuel Tank (80 Full) .. - .......................(Gallons) 33 28
Engine Crankcase (including oil filter) .............(Quarte) 14 12
Air Cleaner Oil Cup . .. ..
Transmission and Differential ....................(Gallons) 16 13
Hydraulic Control Housing. ......... Power
Steering System .
(Qun) 14
T2
Power Steering Reservoir Only ................ NOT
E Alwaya add additional Automatic Transmieeion
Fluid (Type A) to the hydraulic housing for
each to the aystem. 12
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RECOMMENDED ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION
LUBRICANTS Above 80F. 80 to 32F. 32 to 20F.
Below 20F.
Description
Engine Crankcase SAE 30 SAE 20-W SAE 10-W SAE 5-W
Air Cleaner Oil Cup SAE 30 SAP 20-W SAP 10-W SAE 5-W
Transrnieoion SAE 90 SAE 90 SAE 80 SAE 80
Generator and Starting Motor Light Oil Light Oil Light Oil Light Oil
All Preoaure Fittings No. 1 Gun No. 1 Gun No. 1 Gun No. 1 Gun
Grease Orease Grease Greaae
Uae a atable, high quality engine lubricating
oil. The oil should have a serv- ice designation
of either, Service MM Moderate, to Severe
Engine Uaage or Service MS Severe Engine
Service depending upon the operating con- Wor
the first 480 Hours uae an engine oil one grade
lighter than recom- mended in the above table
when the air temperature ia above 32P.
HYDRAULIC CONTROL SYSTEM FLUID
RECOMMENDATIONS Automatic Tranemiesion Fluid
... .......................-..... - (Doee not
require changing for seasonal temperature
variations).
.'I'ypc A
Do Not Uce CranLcase Oit In The Hydraulic Housing.

• POWER STEERING SYSTEM
• FLUID RECOMMENDATIONS
• AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID - Type A. Both
  Winter and Summer.
• CAUTION
• Use only Automatic TranaEtiesion Fluid
• Type A in the power steering ayatem.
• The uae of oils ztot recommezzded caxt result
• Loas of power steering aasictance.
• Chatter or chimrriy in front wheels.
• Fluid foaming out of reservoir.
• IS

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TIRE AND WHEEL EQUIPMENT MODEL 910 LP GAS
TRACTOR Rear Wheels and Tires Tire Size
...................................14-34 6 ply
Open Center Tread Rim Size .............
..... .......... ....DW 14-34 Wide Base Rim Tire
Sixe ....... ...........................15-34 6
ply Open Center Tread Rim Size ......... . .
......Either DW 14-34 or DW 16-34 Wide Base
Rims . 15-34 -6 ply Cane and Rice Tread Rim Size
....... ....... ......................DW 16-34
Wide Base Rim Tire Siae .........................
..........18-26 8 ply Open Center Tread 18-26 8
ply Cane and Rice Tread
RimSii.
. . DW 16-26 Rim provides tractor rear wheel
tread of 70t inches (for both Open and Closed
Center Treads) DW 20-26 Rim provides tractor
rear wheel tread of 74 inches (for both Open and
Closed Center Treads)
NOTE The 14-34 and 15-34 Tiree use the A1I343
rear wheel. The 18-26 Tirea use the A11348 rear
wheel.
Front Wheel and Tire Equipment ..
............................7.50-18 ply Trgt2t
t Tire . . 5.50 F-18 Full Drop Center Rim
Tire Size .... RimSize . .
Wheel Weights (Extra Equipment) ...
. 150 Pounds Each for 14-34 or 15-34 tires
only 640 Pounds Each for 14-34 and 15-34 713
Pounds Each for 18-26 tires only
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