Case IH International 955 and 1055 Diesel Tractors Operator’s Manual Instant Download (Publication No.1091316R3)

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OPERATORS MANUAL
INTERNATIONAL
955 AND 1055 DIESEL TRACTORS 1091 316 R3
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY M.B.H., NEUSS,
WEST GERMANY 11/ 79 (Reprinted U.K. 10/ 85)
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TO THE OWNER Operating safety and ready and
efficient performance are the qualities required
of any machine, If it is to fulfill iu essential
function of replacing manpower, and rationalizing
economy. Properly operated and maintained, your
International machine will meet these requirement
to your satisfaction. Proper adjustment,
sufficient lubrication, the use of good quality
oil, and dose observation of the machine in
operation will safeguard you against unnecessary
trouble. The operating and maintenance
instructions assembled in this book will provide
you with a better undemanding o1the correct care
and efficient operation of your machine. For
special servicing jobs on your machine rely on
the expert knowledge of the servicemen, and the
service facilities at your dealer'sworkshop. Befor
e attempting to operate the machine, be sure that
you have studied the instructions in this book
which we recommend you to keep at hand for
checking over particular items.
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FOR THE ATTENTION OF DEALER SERVICE
PERSONNEL PfiE-DEMVERY AND DEUVERY SERVICES.
TRACTOR DEMVERY AND WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORM
PRE- DEMVERY SERVIΠPriorto deJivery of the above
tractor the following items are to be checked
Torques of front and rear wheel nuO and boio and
clamping bolu. front axle extensions refer to
Special Torques
Shotage or damaged in shipmeM Atœtchments and
special equip ment as ordered Tyre preaure
9ear axle oil level
Engine coolinq system (anti-freeze) _at_ Glectrolyte
level and charge con- dition of battery
Hydrastatic steering oil level Crankcase oil
level Brake oil level Transmission and hydraulic
system oil level
_at_ I.ighting equipment
Air conditionîng refrigerant level
DEMVERY SERVICE At the time of delivery the
importance of the Operator's Manual it is to be
explained and, with it as a guide, instruction is
to be given as indicated by check marks
Precautions with new machine Safety
precautions Use of good quaIi1y fueb and
lubrication oils and norage of same Lubrication
of entire machine according to service
guide Checking oil levels Periodiœf oil changes
Air cleaner Oil filter Starting, stopping and
general oper- ation, insouments and comrols
Purpose of thermostat Purpose of inscrumeM cluster
Purpoce of turbo dutch warning light( Cooling
system V-belt tension fiuel system Hydrzulic
system _at_ Use of engine clutch, gearshift
Iever and pto stifler lever Use of differential
lock Electrical equipment Alternator, charge
control. pre- heater coil, ligha, fuses
eel. Hitching loads Wheel oead adjustment
8rakes Pneumatic tyres . pressure.
wheel weiqho Cold weather precautions Storing and
housing the tractor Starling engine after storage
Retightening nus and bola Oeaning the
tractor Operation and maintenance of front loader
I Purpose of air conditioner warning light (
( if so equipped
Tractor Delivery and Warranty Oaim Registration
Form The Machine Delivery and Warranty Oaim
Registration Form will be received by Dealers at
approximately the same time as the Machine
Invoice and will already show basic data. The
Dealer is required to complete the Form with
Registration, Ownership and Market Planning
irrformation. Completed top copies of the fom are
to be mailed to the I.H. address quoted on the
form immediately after retail sale. No warranty
is authorized or given by manufacturer otherwise.
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FOR THE ATTENTION Or THE TRACTOR OWNER
SERVICE Careful completion of the Delivery and
Warranty Registration Form provides Customer and
Dealer with valuable information for subsequent
servicing ot the tractor during the entire period
of its fife. Contact your local I.H. Dealer
frequently to discuss adjustment, maintenance or
any service problem that might crop up. A dose
contact with your Dealer can be beneficial, for
the better you are kept informed on the latest
service procedures and the more you take
advantage of your Dealer's experience the higher
will be your chances of enjoying the full
benefits of your machine. WARRANTY Warramy
contracts stipulate a strict inspection schedule.
Dealer's are required to vouch with their
signatures that inspections have been carried out
in time.
Dealer Dealer Czzstomer Czzstomer
Oate Signature Oate Signature
I. Inspecâon


FuHher inspecdons


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MAJOR SECTION CONTENTS
This Operator's Manual consist of the following
major sections
page
1. INTRODUCTION (Index. General I
nstructions, Safetv PrecautionsT
6- 9
2. TECHNICAL DATA (Capacities. Dimensions.
Travelling Speeds. Recommended Lubricants)
10 - 14
3. PREPARING FOR EACH DAY'S WORK
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4. INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS
16 - 22
5. OPERATING THE TRACTOR (Breakingin Period,
Starting and Stopping the Engine)
23 - 24
OPERATING ADJUSTMENTS (Weighu, T read Width)
6.
25 - 29
OPERATING EaUlPMENT (PTO, Trailer Hitch,
Drawbar, Three-point Suspension Hitch, Hydraulic
Lift, Front Loaderl
7.
30-39
8. MAINTENANCE
40 - 69
9. STORING AND HOUSING
70
10.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
71 - 74
Maintenance operations as described in this
manual can, as a rule. be made by the operator
himself Caution It is. however, wrongly
recommended to let your dealers serviceman take
care o1 such operations as repair and adjustments
on fuel injection system, brake system, hydraulic
system, steering gear, drive shafts, electr ical
sy sten and mounting of zires. Safety rules are
given for your protection, it pays to observe
them.
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INDEX
A page E page
Accelerator pedal 19 Electrical equipment
Accidents, prevention 9 Engine breather filter 45
Adustingtbttension 53 Engine clutch 59
Adjusting parking brake 61 Engine hood
Adjusting service brakes 61 Engine lubricant 14
Air cleaner 45 Engine oil filter 45
Air conditioner 62 Engine oil pressure 17
Air conditioning 21 Engine speed control 19
Air pressure gauge 21
Alternator 64
Ail-wheel drive 28. 58
Ant-Freeze 26
Auxilliary control valve 38
Fast hitch
34
B Feed pump Filling tires 25
Battery 64 Filter element 46
Brake adjustment 60 Floatposition 36
Brake oil 60 Four-wheel drive 20. 58
Brake pedals 1g Front wheel drive lever 20
Brakes 60 Front drive axle 58
Break-in period 23 Front loader 38
Break-away coupling 38 Front wheel bearings 63
Bulbs 65 Frost precautions 26. 52
Fuel 15, 48
Fuel additive 48
Fuel !'Iters 49
Fuel gauge 15
10 Fuel injection pump Fuel tank 49 4g
Changing fuel filters 50 FuSes 65
Changing hydraulic oil 56
Changing engine oil 45
Changing oil in differential and wheel hubs 58
Changing transmission oil 55
Charge control lamp Checking belt tension Checking crankcase oil level 17 45 Gearshift lever 20
Checking transmission oil 55 General instructions and precautions 8
Clutch pedal 16. 59 Greasing 41,43
Cold weather precautions Control levers Control valves 52 17 20 38 Ground speed pto 31
Coolant 51
Cooling system 51
Crankcase oil 15
Hazard warning light 17
Head lamps 65
Differential lock 21 Hear indicator, sender 53
Directional signal lights 18 Heating 21
Draft control 35 Hitches 31
Drawbar 32 Hitching plows 37
Oual clutch 59 Hydraulic controls 35
Dust unloader 48 HYdraulicfluid 56
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Ignition light switch 18 Safety rules 9
Injection nozzles 51 Seat adjustment 24
Inje t'o pump 49 Serial number 8
Instrument cluster 17 Service indicator 46
lnstrumen s a ontrols 16 Servicing schedule 41
Servicing the barters 64
Signal horn button 16
L Special torques 13
Lighu 65 Speed charts Speed range lever 13 20
Light switch 17 Speed reducer lever 20
Liquid weight 25 Starting in severe frost 23
Lubricants 14 Starting motor 65
Lubrication Guide 41 Starting the engine 23
Staring the engine after storage 70
Stopping the engine 23
M Storage the battery 70
Storing and housing the tractor 70
Maintenance 40 Swinging drawbar 32
OiI change in differentials 58 T
Oi' change in final drives 58
0.I liter, engine 45 Technical data 10
Oil pressure, engine 17 Temperature gauge, coolant 18
Oil specifications 14 Thermostat 52
Operating the tractor 24 Three point suspension hitch 32
Operator's cab 21 Tires pressures 11
Operators seat 24 Toe-in adjustment 62
Towing the tractor 24
Tractormeter 17
Trailer hitch 31
Transmission oil 55
Parking brake lever 21 Travelling speeds 12
Pneumatic tires Tread width adjustment 26
Pneumatic trailer brake 62 Troubeshooong 71
Position control 35
Power -hift lever 18
Power steering Power take o1 18 30 V
Preparations for storing 70
Preparing the tractor for each days work 15 Vbelts 53
Protection screen 53 Venting the fuel system 51
PTOclutch 29. 59
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Radiator Warning flash light switch 17
Radiatorgrille 53 Warning lamp, engine oil pressure 17
Rear axles 58 Weighs 25
Rear wheel brakes 59 Wingshield washer 22
Replacing engine oil filter 45 Wiring d agram 66
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General Instrumions

• Before starting the tractor, familiarize yourself
  with its instruments and controls. For your
  protection you are advised to observe the
  instructions in this manual. I t is good practice
  to operate all levers on the standing tractor.
• Avoid subjecting the new tractor to full load.
  The engine should not be loeded to capacity
  before at ieast 20 hours of operation Never
  overload the tractor. Overloading will result in
  premature wear and tear, and fo feiture of any
  claims under the manufacturers guarantee
• Take care to grease your tractor periodically as
  detailed in the lubrication guide Always see that
  the grease fittings are not clogged.
• Never refuel the tractor while the engine is
  running or when near an open flame.
• Do not pour cold coolant into the radiator when
  the engine is hot.
• Do not ride the clutch or brakes by resting
  your feet on the pedals as this will cause
  excessive wear on release ring and linings
  respectively Never operate the tractor with the
  pto hand clutch latched in disengaged position.
  Premawre wear of the release bearing would result
  if this lever is disengaged too long
• Hitch loads only to the drawbar and trailer
  hitch, never to any other tractor parts.

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• Adjust the air pressure in the pneumatic fires as
  pecified for road and field work
• Periodic inspections and preventive maintenance
  are the surest means O1 kæping your tractor in
  proper working order. Prompt detect'on .nd
  .orrection of minor irregulari t œ, and immediate
  replaœment o1 worn out or broken parts will
  prevent failurœ and avoid expenses. R pla e
  damaged graphies

• Œ0 Keep your tractor clean, it pays. When
  washing your tractor with a hose be careful that
  no water enters the injection pump alternator or
  starting motor. After washing make trial run and
  check clutch and brakes for proper functioning.
• For service jobs and repairs on 8osch components
  see your Bosch serviœman.
• in freezing temperatures there is danger o1 the
  water freezing in the cooling system (or in the
  tires if filled wilh water). Check the
  instructions for cold weather precautions.
• In cold weather allow the engine to warm up a few
  minues at medium speed, prior to subjecting it IO
  full load.
• If the draft and position control system must be
  operated immediately after starting run the
  engine at medium speed.
• Always kœp bartery in proper order and observe
  manufactu er's instructions.
• It pays to have your tractor inspected
  periodically by your IH rv ce ta.ion.
• 17. Replacerrent parts are illustrated n the
  Parts Cata- log. Record the chasis-. engine-,
  transrriission-, and draft control Serial
  nun\bers for service and parts replacement
  purposes. For ready reference, write mese serial
  numbers in the spaces provided.
• Illust. 1
• Chassis serial number . .
• - Engine serial number
• Hydraulic system serial number ...... .... .....
  (embossed above draft control valve)
• Transmission serial number ......
• (embossed on LH side of transmission)

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Retighten front whœl bolt- and rear wheel nuts
after the first 25 opeKJûng hourfi- Recheck
torque load after 8 RQ OpeTafiîng haine For
special torques refer to Tech- nical Data
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Safety Precautions
Designer, Safety Engineer and Safety Council have
cooperated to build the highat posible degree of
operating safety into this machine. However,
their combined effons can be wiped out by a
single careless act of the operator. No power
drven machine, whatsoever. can be safer than the
man, who is at the controls. If accidens are to
be prevented and they can be prevented - it
will be done by the operators who accept a full
measure of their responsibility.
7. Never allow any person to ride on the drawbar
or on the rocker arrr s of the hydraulic lift.
Be sure, b.fore operating the hydraulic lift,
that everybody is well clear of rocker arrrls and
linkage.
8.
Never use the steering brakes for making turns on
the highway. Be extra careful when applying the
brakes on slippery roads. Drive slowly.
Shift into low gear before going down steep
hills. Tractors without hitched rear loads should
not be operated with a full bank of
jerrican-weights. Always see that brakes and
lighting are in good working order.
This symbol is used to call your attention to
instructions concerning your personal safety. 8e
sure to observe and follow these instructions
9.
10.
Trailer must be equipped with brakes and warning
lights according to prevailling trafic
regulations.
1. No other than the operator is permitted to
start the engine. The operator must be in
possesion of a valid driving licence.
11. Before leaving the tractor always place the
trans- rriission gearshift and pto shift iever
in neutral po- sition, aDply the parking brake,
lower mounted to the ground and then stop the
engine. Never leave tractor unattended while the
engine is running.
The operator is not only responsible for the
machine alone, but for any personnel within the
machine's operating range!
2. Be sure the speed range-, gearshift- and pto
shifter lever are in neutral before starting the
engine.
12. Never operate the tractor engine when
cleaning or lubricating the tractor.
Exhaust gases are highly poisenous! Therefore, do
not start the engine in closed rooms unles
adequate ventilation is ensured, or an exhaust
decontamination device is being used.
3.
Never refuel the tractor while the engine is
running or hoc Do not smoke or use an open flame
when working around inflammabie fuels.
When in-doors or in buiItup areas observe pre
vailling fire regulations for combusion engines.
4. For mounting and disrrounting use only the
steps provided for this purpose. Never atterript
to get on or off while the tractor is in motion!
AIlow the engine to cool off before removing the
cap to fill the radiator.
5. The tractor operator is responsible for the
safety of any person operating a pull-behind
implement or riding on a trailer hitched to the
tractor.
13.
When work ing on the electrical equipment of the
tractor, disconnect the battery ground cable
first. After repair is done, reconnect this cable
last.
Avoid smoking and open fire in the viciniw of
charging or recently charged batteries or near
fuel. Battery gases ignite eaily!
6. Before connecting or disconnecting the power
line at the pto be sure pto shifter lever is in
neutral.
Make sure that all power Iine shielding is in
place and in good order. When the pto is not in
use, the guard cap rriust be fitted.
14. Changing of tires should be done by an
authorized workshop only.
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TECHNICAL DATA
Engine 6cylinder 4 Cycle Diesel with direct injection and pressúre feed lubrication D 310 D 358
Low idle speed 1/min 700800 700-800
Rated spæd 1/min 2300 2200
High idle speed 1/min 24802540 23702430
Piston displaœment cm3 5073 5867
Bore mm 98.4 98.4
Stroke mm 111.1 128.5
Firing order 1 5 3 - 6 2 4 1 5 3 - 6 2 - 4
Valve clearance (engine hot) mm 0.30 0.30
Compression ratio 16 1 16 1
Most favourable operating
temperature "C 8595 85-95
Injection pump Bœch" EP/VA6 955 100H/1150 CR 79/1 100H/1100 CR 87/2
l065 100H/1100 CR 87/1
Injection nozzles "Bosch" DLLA 150 S 836 DLLA 150 S 815
Nozzle holder "Bosch" KBEL 84S4/13 84 S 4/13
Nozzle opening pressure MPa 24.0 24.8 22.5 23.3
Injection pump timing (static) BTDC 12 î 4
Battery 12V 110 Ah 12V 110Ah
Alternator "Bosch" G1 14V 33A 27 14V 33A 27
Stanìng motor "8œch" JF 12V 3kW 12V 3kW
Liters Liters
Fuel t nk 140 140
Cooling system 23.8 24.4
Engine crankcase 12 23
Transmission case
without 4whæI drive 42 42
with 4whæl drive 46 46
Hydraulic lift housing
(with oil cooling reservoir)
Rear axle each Front drive axle 70 70
Different'al 7.0 7.0
Planetary wheel hubs each 1.0 1.0
Oil reservoir (brake) 0.6 0.6
PTO Shall speed range
540 / mn at engine speed 1920 1920
1000 / min at engine speed 2000 2000
Max. permissible displacement of oil to
additional equipment on the go 5
liters stationary operation 10 liters
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Clutch Dual plate dry disk spring loaded Engine, disk dia mm PTO. disk dia mm 955/1055 310 310
Pneumatic Trailer Brake Operating pressure MPa t 0.62 - 0.735
Standard tires
Front 7.50 - 18 ASF
Rear 18.4 - 34 AS 6 PR
Four wheel drive 11.2 - 28 AS 6 PR
with
18.4 34 AS 6 PR
Toein 2 - WD 4 WD 2 - 8 mm 0 - 2 mm
Tire pressure Front wheels. road MP field MP 0.2 0.15 0.20
Rear wheels 1 refer to the following chan
Tire size Tire size PR 0 10 Tire load limits (kg) at various inflation pressures (MPa) 0.11 t 0 12 0 13 0.14 t 0 15 0.16 Tire load limits (kg) at various inflation pressures (MPa) 0.11 t 0 12 0 13 0.14 t 0 15 0.16 Tire load limits (kg) at various inflation pressures (MPa) 0.11 t 0 12 0 13 0.14 t 0 15 0.16 Tire load limits (kg) at various inflation pressures (MPa) 0.11 t 0 12 0 13 0.14 t 0 15 0.16 Tire load limits (kg) at various inflation pressures (MPa) 0.11 t 0 12 0 13 0.14 t 0 15 0.16 Tire load limits (kg) at various inflation pressures (MPa) 0.11 t 0 12 0 13 0.14 t 0 15 0.16 Tire load limits (kg) at various inflation pressures (MPa) 0.11 t 0 12 0 13 0.14 t 0 15 0.16 Tire load limits (kg) at various inflation pressures (MPa) 0.11 t 0 12 0 13 0.14 t 0 15 0.16 Tire load limits (kg) at various inflation pressures (MPa) 0.11 t 0 12 0 13 0.14 t 0 15 0.16 0.17
16.0 38 16.9 R 38 16.0 38 16.9 R 38 8 1840 1940 2040 2130 2230 2325 2425 2520
18.4 34 18.4 34 6 2250 - -
18.4 R 34 18.4 R 34 6 2250 - -
18.4 R 34 18.4 R 34 8 2250 2360 2465 2565 -
18.4 - 18.4 R 38 38 8 2380 2500 2615 2715
20.8 38 20.8 R 38 20.8 38 20.8 R 38 8 2670 2810 2950 3090 -
23.1 30 23.1 30 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
23.1 - 34 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
For tractors without load. Increase pressure in
accordance with load.
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Dimemions with standard tires (mm) Dimemions with standard tires (mm) Dimemions with standard tires (mm) 955 955 1055 1055
Stand rd Four wheel drive version Standard Four wheel drive version
Length overall (with three-point suspension hitch) Length overall (with three-point suspension hitch) Length overall (with three-point suspension hitch) 4194 4229 4194 4229
Width overall (to outside edge of rear wheel fenders) Width overall (to outside edge of rear wheel fenders) Width overall (to outside edge of rear wheel fenders) 2306 2306 2306 2306
Height overall (to top of exhaust muffler) Height overall (to top of exhaust muffler) Height overall (to top of exhaust muffler) 2744 2884 2778 2918
Height overall (to top of cabin) max. Height overall (to top of cabin) max. Height overall (to top of cabin) max. 2675 2675 2699 2699
Wheelbase Wheelbase Wheelbase 2627 2587 2627 2587
Ground clearance Ground clearance (under front axles 512 412 401 512 401 412
Ground clearance Ground clearance (under transmission) 401 412 401 512 401 401
Turning radius, with steering brake applied Turning radius, with steering brake applied Turning radius, with steering brake applied 4400
wthout steering brake applied wthout steering brake applied 5050
Travelling speeds fkmph) Travelling speeds fkmph) Travelling speeds fkmph) Travelling speeds fkmph) Travelling speeds fkmph) Travelling speeds fkmph) Travelling speeds fkmph) Travelling speeds fkmph) Travelling speeds fkmph) Travelling speeds fkmph) Travelling speeds fkmph)
Range Field Field Field Field Road Road Road Reverse Reverse Reverse Reverse
Speed 1 2 3 4 J t 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
30 km/h 18.4 - 34 Tim 0 2.3 3.1 4.6 7.4 8.9 12.3 19.0 28.8 3 4 4.7 7.3 11.0
30 km/h 18.4 - 34 Tim A 1.8 2.6 4.0 6.0 7.3 10.0 15.5 23 6 2.8 3.8 5.9 9.0
30 km/h 18.4 - 34 Tim B 0.7 1.0 1.5 2.3 2 8 3.8 5.9 9.0 1.1 1.4 2.2 3.4
30 km/h 1055 with 18.4 - 34 Tires 0 2.2 3.0 4.6 7 0 8 4 11.5 17 9 27 1 3 2 4 4 6 8 10.3
30 km/h 1055 with 18.4 - 34 Tires A 1.8 2.4 3.8 5.7 6.9 9.4 14.6 22.1 2.6 3.6 5 6 8.5
30 km/h 1055 with 18.4 - 34 Tires B 0 7 0.9 1.4 2.2 2 6 3 6 5 6 8 5 1.0 1.4 2.1 3.2
25 km/h 955 with 18.4 -34 Tires 0 2.3 3.J 4 8 6.6 8 4 11.6 17.9 24 3 3.4 4.6 7.3 9.9
25 km/h 955 with 18.4 -34 Tires A 1.8 2.5 4.0 5.4 6 8 9.4 14.6 19.9 2 8 3.8 5.9 8.0
25 km/h 955 with 18.4 -34 Tires B 0.7 1.0 J.5 2.1 2.6 3.6 5.6 7.6 1.3 1.4 2.2 3.J
25 km/h 1055 with 18.4 34 Tires 0 2.2 3.0 4.6 6.3 7.9110.8 16.8 22.9 3.2 4.4 6.8 9.3
25 km/h 1055 with 18.4 34 Tires A 1.8 2.4 3.8 5.1 6.5 8.9 \3.8 18.7 2.6 3.6 5.6 7.6
25 km/h 1055 with 18.4 34 Tires B 0.7 0.9 J.4 2.0 2.5! 3 4 5.3 7.2 1.0 1.4 2.1 2.9
0 - Without Speed reducer A Engaged speed
reducer tânsmission with a reduction ratio of
approximatel'y 20 in all gears. B Engaged
speed reducer transmission with a reduction ratio
of approximately 70 in all gears. - Creep
soeeds
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Special Torques
daNm
Clamping bolts, front axle extensions Front wheel
bolts (2-WD) Front wheel nuo (4-WD) Rim nuu.
front wheel (4-WD) Rear wheel nuo Rim nuts, rear
wheel Cylinder head bolts Hydraulic pump bolu
Transmission drain ptug Mounting bolts, hydraulic
lift housing Clamping bolts, tie rod lever 5/8
Clamping bolts, tie rod lever M 10 Set screw and
lock nut (4) Illust. 46 Platform and cab see
Illust. 44 and 45 Fuel filter see corresponding
section
20 22 15 18 30 35 35 35 14 - 15 4 -
4.5 10 8.5 9 24 4 15
SI Measurements 4. standard of meaurement known
as International System of Units (SI) has been
adoped for world-wide use. -bese uniu are used
throughout this manual.
mm CM

• miliimeter
• centimeter
• cubic centimeter
• cubic meter
• liter
• kg - kilogram
• kPa kilopascal
• MPa Megapascal
• N Newton
• daN dekanewton
• Nm Newton meter daNm - dekanewton meter C -
  "dégfees-Celsius
• kW - kilowatt
• I /min - liter/minute km/h kilometer/hour 1/min

0.039 inches 0.39 inches 0.06 cubic inches 35.31
cubic feet 1.057 quaro 2.205 pounds weight 0.145
psi 145 psi 0.225 pounds force 2.25 pounds force
0.738 foot pounds force 7.38 foot pounds
force Fahrenheit - 1.8 x C 32 1.34
horsepower 0.219 gallons per minute 0.621 miles
per hour rpm
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Recommended Lubricant
'iIIing areas ñfedivm Ambient air Viscosity Minimum requirement Qzza/itystandard Pt Classrk- ation Qzza/itystandard Pt Classrk- ation
Engine HD-Engine oil above 30 C 30
20W - 40 fiLL2lO4C fiLL2lO4C
10W - 30 Or Or
20W 20
30 C 20W 40 cation CD cation CD
10W 30
10W
-J0C 10W 30 SW - 20
below 10 C 10W 10
Kerosene
Transmission IH-Transmission oi below 10 C 80 according to according to Transmission oil
and Rear Axle above \ 0C 90 IH-NeZG 4020 IH-NeZG 4020 according to Spec. GL 4 MIL-L-2105
Front Drive AxlE
Front Drive AxlE 90
Air Conditioner Refrigerant R12 R12 R12 R12 R12
, Hydraulic System IH-Hy-Tran Fluid according to IH-Spec. B6 IH-lIydrauIic oil according to IH-pec. NeSK 1021-163
Grease fittings, firont Axle Bearing (non Multipurpose Grease Lithium base acc. to IH-Spec.827 Grade 251 HEP Lithium base acc. to IH-Spec.827 Grade 251 HEP Lithium base consistency No. 2 or NLGI Grease Grade 2
idriven)
Brake SYstem IH-Hy-Tran Fluid acc. to IH-Spec. B6 acc. to IH-Spec. B6 acc. to IH-Spec. B6 acc. to IH-Spec. B6 acc. to IH-Spec. B6
Cooling SYstem Coolant plus IH-Antifreeze IH-Spec. B1, observe mixture chan IH-Spec. B1, observe mixture chan IH-Spec. B1, observe mixture chan IH-Spec. B1, observe mixture chan IH-Spec. B1, observe mixture chan
Caution Do not ufie commercial brake fluid or
any otter mineral oil. Order-Nos. for Engine
oil. Hydraulic oil. IH-HyTran Fluid and
Transmission oil see Parts Catalog. On request IH
dealers will gladly furnish more detailed
information regarding recommended lubricants. The
lubricating instructions in this book refer to
the above recommendecl grade specifications.
Damages caused by using lubricants other than
specified above are not covered by the
manufacturer's guarantee. Specifications subject
to change without notice!
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PREPARING THE TRACTOR FOR EACH DAY'S WORK Make
visual inspection 'n the morning to detect
leakages, Crankcase Oil loose bolts etc. Be sure
to correct defecu without delay.
.
Fuel Never remove the fuel tank cap IIlust. 2 or
fill the fuel tank, when the engine is running,
or, when near an open flame. Do not smoke or use
an Oil lantern, when working around
inflammable fuels.

• Oil level gauge
• Oil filler neck
• When checking oil level be sure the engine is
  stopped and the machine is standing on level
  ground.
• For an accurate reading wait for one oii to drain
  into the crankcase pan. Remove the gauge and wipe
  it clean. In- sert gauge fully to the stop.
  Remove gauge. check the oil level and, if
  necessary. add oil through the filier neck (2)
  Illust. 3/4 to bring the level up o the upper
  mark on the gauge. Reinstall and tighten the
  gauge.

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