Tractors X60 Series. Manual - part 43

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(1) Use only lubricants that comply with LANDINI I-ENG-D-302, NEW HOLLAND M2 C 86 C, M-F 1135 specifications. LANDINI specifications

defines additives and anti-noise properties. The use of different types of oil, or mixing other types of oil into the oil supplied with
the tractor can lead to increased noise.

(2) The Xtrashift gearbox with electro-hydraulic reverse shuttle uses AGROLUBE VELA / C - VELA HTX oil. Alternative products must

have the same quality, conforming to international specifications as indicated and in accordance with the specifications of the tractor
manufacturer.

(3) Mineral based oil for brake circuits complying with LANDINI S/ENG/I 102 specifications
(4) With front lift: + 6 litres. With front loader: +7 litres

LUBRICANTS AND CAPACITIES

Q.ty litres

COOLING CIRCUIT

FUEL TANK

AMBIENT TEMPE-

RATURE

AGROLUBE

ANY

TEMPERATURE

SPECIFICATIONS

COMPONENT

ENGINE WITH FILTER

BRAKING CIRCUIT

XTRASHIFT GEARBOX

STEERING AND HYDRAULIC

CIRCUIT, REAR FINAL DRIVES

(2) (4)

DIFFERENTIAL HOUSING

FRONT AXLE WITH BRAKES

(1)

GREASE POINTS

FRONT FINAL DRIVES (each)

Degrees °C

-8° -15° -25° -35°

20 30 40 50

AGROLUBE MUREX Concentrated antifreeze fluid to be

used in the following percentages:

Specifications: GM 1899M (1970); FORD ESE-M97B

Viscosity at

40°C, cSt

Viscosity at

100°C, cSt

ANY

TEMPERATURE

ANY

TEMPERATURE

ANY

TEMPERATURE

ANY

TEMPERATURE

ANY

TEMPERATURE

ANY

TEMPERATURE

SPECIFICATIONS

FRONT POWER TAKE-OFF
(if equipped)

17,5

—

115

15,2

API GL - 4

U.T.T.O

FORD M2C-86C

ALLISON C-4

LANDINI I-ENG-

D-302

CARINA LS 90

(1)

CARINA 80W-90

GENA GREASE

174

9,8

16,8

SOLEA

LD 15W40

API GL - 5

MF1134M

FORDM2C 108C

MIL-L-2105 D

174

16,8

LANDINI

S/ENG/I 102

AZA

RED (3)

22,5

5,6

API GL - 5

ZF TE-ML

05C,12C,16E

ACEA E7/E5/

E3/B3

API CH-4/SL

API GL - 4 U.T.T.O

MF 1145

LANDINI I-ENG-

D-302

VELA/C

9,8

180

7,3

1,5

1,0

—

2,7

VELA/C

VELA HTX

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Maintenance

SERVICING YOUR TRACTOR

All tractors continued value, operation and reliability de-
pend to a large extent on regular servicing. The tractors
have been designed to provide easy daily and routine
access.

When servicing your tractor ONLY use original service
parts, oils, lubricants, coolants, filters etc. which are
released or are approved, to avoid affecting the working
life of this tractor.
Services must be carried out at varying Engine Hour
intervals or periodically through out the year, depending
on which comes first, see below for a list.

Every 10 Hours, or daily

Every 50 Hours, or weekly

Every 100 Hours, or bi-weekly

Every 250 Hours, or weekly

Every 500 Hours, or every 6 months

Every 1000 Hours, or every year

Every 2000 Hours, or every 2 years

Engine Hour meter

Use the engine hour meter, along with the Service Charts
on the following pages, to service your machine at the
correct intervals.

With the key switch in the ON position, the engine hour
meter shows the actual hours the engine has run the
number after the decimal point is tenths of an hour.

To view the hours for the routine servicing, see in Acces-
sory menu the "Service timer" on the instrument panel.

WARNING: Prior to commencing any servic-
ing procedures on the tractor, make sure the
engine is not running and the keyswitch is in
the OFF position.

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Service Indicator Lamps And Gauges

Warning and indicator lamps (see above) indicate the con-
dition of the monitored system. If a lamp goes on when
the engine is running, a service or repair are required.

The operation of the indicator lamps and gauges is
described in the INSTRUMENTATION Section of this
manual.

When the ignition key is switched to the ON position, the
instrument panel automatically checks all monitored sys-
tems. Some warning lamps, indicator and digital displays
light up for 3.5 seconds.

Before starting the tractor, make sure all systems are
operating.

Service intervals can be programmed into the Digital
Instrument Cluster by your Dealer's personnel to remind
you when service is required.

First service operations
After the first 50 hours

•

Change the engine oil and relative filter cartridge.

After this, change the engine oil and engine oil filter

at the intervals given in the ‘Routine Maintenance

Table’.

•

Replace the fuel filters after the first 50 work hours.

After this, replace the fuel filters at the intervals

specified in the “Routine Maintenance Table”.

•

Hydraulic circuits: clean the filter on the intake of

the steering and power lift circuit pumps, then clean

it after every 250 hours service.

•

Replace the filter on the delivery of the steering

circuit, then replace it every 250 hours service.

•

Check to make sure that all bolts, screws and nuts

are correctly torqued.

•

Check all oil levels. If necessary, top up with oil of

the prescribed type.

•

Check the brake pedal travel.

•

Check the tension of the fan belt.

•

Grease all points with grease nipples.

•

Check the tyre pressures.

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Maintenance

Every 10 hours (or daily) (Note 1)

General tractor inspection (Note 2)

176

Front wheel nuts (Notes 3-4)

158

Rear wheel nuts (Notes 3-4)

168

Fuel level

177

Transmission/hydraulic oil level

178

Engine oil level

179

Coolant recovery reservoir level

180

Pneumatic trailer brakes reservoir (if equipped)

180

Every 50 hours (or weekly) (Note 1)

Air pressure in tyres (Note 3)

151

Fuel water trap - fuel filter

181

Radiator and coolers

182

Engine air filter valve (Note 7) (change every 1000 hours) (if equipped)

183

Engine dry air filter cartridge (Notes 5-7)

183

Cab air recycle filter (Note 6)

184

Brake fluid reservoir

185

Every 100 hours (or every 2 weeks) (Note 1)

Brake adjustment

186

Parking brake engagement check

187

Oil level in front axle housing and front epicyclical final drives

188

Grease points (Note 9)

189

Greasing points in 4WD front axle and 4WD sleeve (Note 9)

190

Front three-point linkage (if equipped) (Note 9)

191

Check oil level in front PTO (if equipped) (Note 8)

191

Cab air intake filter (Note 6)

192

Every 250 hours (or monthly)

Battery/ies

194

Fan and alternator belt - Air conditioning compressor belt (if equipped)

(Check tension after the first 50 hours)

195

Clean oil filter on hydraulic circuits intake (Note 12)

X 196

Replace oil filter on the delivery of the steering circuit (Note 12)

X 197

Trailer hitch or auto pick-up hitch, moving parts (Notes 5-9)

198

Trailer hitch, bolt torques (Notes 5-9)

198

Drawbar, bolt torques (Notes 5-9)

198

Every 500 hours (or every 6 months)

Engine oil and oil filter (Note 10)

X 199

Mechanical engine fuel filters (Note 13)

X 200

Electronic engine fuel filters (Note 13)

X 203

Check function of the operator presence switch

205

Change oil and clean front PTO filter (if equipped) (Note 8)

X 206

Adjustment of the auto hitch (if equipped)

207

GREASE

DRAIN

CHECK

CLEAN

REPLA

SEE

HOURS

SERVICE

OPERATION

REQUIRED

SERVICE POINTS

Routine maintenance guide

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