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Torque specification table 

 

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Torque specification table 

TO BE USED WHEN A TIGHTENING TORQUE IS NOT SPECIFIED IN THE TEXT 

 

The following table shows the minimum torque requirement 

 

Maximum is 15% more than the minimum (example: min100 Nm -> max is 115Nm)  

 

If specific thread is not specified in the part list or manual, the bolt thread is coarse  

 

N m = Newton x meter           

 

Ft-lb = foot pounds 

 

Il bolt is lubricated, divide the torque value by 1.33 

IMPERIAL THREAD 

Nominal 

Thread 

Diameter

 

UNC 

UNF 

Thread 

/ inch 

Grade 2 

 

Grade 5 

 

Grade 8 

 

Thread 

/ inch 

Grade 2 

 

Grade 5 

 

Grade 8 

 

N m 

Ft-lb

 

N m 

Ft-lb

 

N m 

Ft-lb

 

N m 

Ft-lb

 

N m 

Ft-lb

 

N m 

Ft-lb

 

1/4" 

20 

7.4 

5.6 

11 

16 

12 

28 

8.5 

13 

10 

18 

14 

5/16" 

18 

15 

11 

24 

17 

33 

25 

24 

17 

13 

26 

19 

37 

27 

3/8" 

16 

27 

20 

42 

31 

59 

44 

24 

31 

22 

47 

35 

67 

49 

7/16" 

14 

43 

32 

67 

49 

95 

70 

20 

49 

36 

75 

55 

105 

78 

1/2" 

13 

66 

49 

105 

76 

145 

105 

20 

75 

55 

115 

85 

165 

120 

9/16 

12 

95 

70 

150 

110 

210 

155 

18 

105 

79 

165 

120 

235 

170 

5/8 

11 

130 

97 

205 

150 

285 

210 

18 

150 

110 

230 

170 

325 

240 

3/4 

10 

235 

170 

360 

265 

510 

375 

16 

260 

190 

405 

295 

570 

420 

7/8 

225 

165 

585 

430 

820 

605 

14 

250 

185 

640 

475 

905 

670 

340 

250 

875 

645 

1230 

910 

12 

370 

275 

955 

705 

1350 

995 

1-1/8 

480 

355 

1080 

795 

1750  1290 

12 

540 

395 

1210 

890 

1960  1440 

1-1/4 

680 

500 

1520  1120  2460  1820 

12 

750 

555 

1680  1240  2730  2010 

1-3/8 

890 

655 

1990  1470  3230  2380 

12 

1010 

745 

2270  1670  3680  2710 

 

METRIC THREAD 

Nominal 

Thread 

Diameter 

COARSE THREAD 

FINE THREAD 

Pitch 

(mm) 

Class 5.8 

 

Class 8.8 

 

Class 10.9 

 

Pitch 

(mm) 

Class 5.8 

 

Class 8.8 

 

Class 10.9 

 

N m 

Ft-lb

 

N m 

Ft-lb

 

N m 

Ft-lb

 

N m 

Ft-lb

 

N m 

Ft-lb

 

N m 

Ft-lb

 

M5 

0.8 

M6 

11 

15 

11 

M8 

1.25 

17 

12 

26 

19 

36 

27 

18 

13 

28 

21 

39 

29 

M10 

1.5 

33 

24 

52 

39 

72 

53 

0.75 

39 

29 

61 

45 

85 

62 

M12 

1.75 

58 

42 

89 

67 

125 

93 

1.25 

58 

42 

95 

70 

135 

99 

M14 

92 

68 

145 

105 

200 

150 

1.5 

99 

73 

155 

115 

215 

160 

M16 

145 

105 

225 

165 

315 

230 

1.5 

155 

115 

240 

180 

335 

245 

M18 

2.5 

195 

145 

310 

230 

405 

300 

1.5 

220 

165 

350 

260 

485 

355 

M20 

2.5 

280 

205 

440 

325 

610 

450 

1.5 

310 

230 

650 

480 

900 

665 

M24 

480 

355 

760 

560 

1050 

780 

525 

390 

830 

610 

1150 

845 

M30 

3.5 

960 

705 

1510 

1120  2100  1550 

1060 

785 

1680  1240  2320  1710 

 

 

Summary of Contents for BERCO 700843

Page 1: ...IR PARTS OPERATION MAINTENANCE CAUTION READ FOLLOW ALL SAFETY RULES INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE OPERATING YOUR EQUIPMENT BERCO Subframe brackets kit for TYM tractor T394 700964 Subframe 700974 Brackets kit 70...

Page 2: ...me 10 Method 1 subframe alone 10 Method 2 subframe with accessory already installed 12 Unhook the subframe 13 Method 1 subframe alone 13 Method 2 subframe with accessory already installed 13 Hooking u...

Page 3: ...ive you prompt efficient service when ordering replacement parts Use only genuine parts when replacements are required If applicable the location of the serial number on the accessory is shown in the...

Page 4: ...Decals section read all instructions noted on them or and in the Safety Decals section Never allow children to operate the vehicle nor the accessory Never allow adults to operate or maintain the vehi...

Page 5: ...r driven parts Exercise extreme caution when operating on or crossing gravel drives walks or roads Stay alert for hidden hazards such as traffic fences trees buildings wires etc After striking a forei...

Page 6: ...s stand on one side NOT in front or over the tire assembly Use a safety cage if available Remove grease oil or debris build ups Remove all tools and unused parts from equipment before operation Discon...

Page 7: ...le To buy new decals see the further assistance section in the introduction section of this manual To Install new labels o Deeply clean area where the label will be installed remove any grease rust du...

Page 8: ...n flip forward or backward suddenly causing serious injury while removing the accessory from packaging 1 Remove the protective cover from the wooden box 2 Disassemble the wooden box 3 Unbolt the acces...

Page 9: ...ort item B removing all the hardware item D E F G put these parts aside for later use Installation of the hitch brackets Install the right hitch bracket item 1 and the left hitch bracket item 2 under...

Page 10: ...s item E before removing Do not fully tighten at this stage the bolts will be tightened at the hooking step when doing the first hooking Assembly of the subframe Insert the rear subframe item 1 into t...

Page 11: ...ains to tighten all the bolts which were not tightened firmly during the initial assembly Firmly tighten the six bolts item 1 two on each side that hold the front hitch brackets item 2 to the vehicle...

Page 12: ...the subframe by hand under the vehicle C Stop the vehicle see the vehicle shut down procedure for stopping the vehicle in the operation section D Connect the hydraulic hoses item 1 to the vehicle Mak...

Page 13: ...se the accessory this raises the rear of the subframe M Stop the vehicle see the procedure for stopping the vehicle in the operation section N Secure the subframe item 1 to the vehicle with the pin it...

Page 14: ...m 1 to the vehicle Make sure the excess hoses are on the subframe to allow the subframe to move See subsection installation of hydraulic hoses in the section hook and un hook accessory E Start the veh...

Page 15: ...y already installed IMPORTANT When an accessory is installed on the vehicle it is not recommended to use this method if there is not enough clearance to slide the subframe under the vehicle Refer to t...

Page 16: ...See the snowblower manual for other instructions to finalize the hooking of the snowblower to the subframe Unhooking the snowblower Refer to the hooking section of the snowblower as the unhooking is d...

Page 17: ...c hose to the tractor hydraulic quick connect in a way to avoid damage to hose and allow movement of any components Example avoid any contact with any sharp edges hot surfaces any moving part of any c...

Page 18: ...power lines Never allow riders on vehicle or accessory Operate vehicle only if equipped with ROPS with seatbelt fasten at all time Check hitch fit up frequently An improper fit up can result in the ac...

Page 19: ...rake lower attachment to the ground turn off engine and remove key to prevent unauthorized starting 3 Wait for all components to come to a complete stop before leaving the operator seat 4 Use steps gr...

Page 20: ...oubleshooting 18 Troubleshooting PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSES CORRECTIVE ACTION Accessory does not lift or lower or raises too slowly Dirt in the oil Change hydraulic oil Damaged bushing Replace the bushin...

Page 21: ...pment with stored energy Replace parts on this accessory with genuine parts only Never work or walk under the accessory unless securely blocked Otherwise accessory can fall Never allow untrained perso...

Page 22: ...is is to prevent any pollutant from entering the hydraulic system for the accessories CAUTION Clean up all oil spills to prevent accidents Transportation WARNING To avoid serious injury or death When...

Page 23: ...Specifications 21 Specifications Specifications Model number 700964 700974 Weight 242 lbs Vehicle TYM T394...

Page 24: ...Parts breakdown Part list 22 Parts breakdown Part list Main accessory...

Page 25: ...Parts breakdown Part list 23...

Page 26: ...Parts breakdown Part list 24...

Page 27: ...Parts breakdown Part list 25...

Page 28: ...Parts breakdown Part list 26...

Page 29: ...110 230 170 325 240 3 4 10 235 170 360 265 510 375 16 260 190 405 295 570 420 7 8 9 225 165 585 430 820 605 14 250 185 640 475 905 670 1 8 340 250 875 645 1230 910 12 370 275 955 705 1350 995 1 1 8 7...

Page 30: ...bilities BERCOMAC s defective equipment or part must be returned to an authorized dealer within the warranty period for repairs In the event that defective merchandise must be returned to manufacturer...

Page 31: ...__________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________ _...

Page 32: ...WHEN PERFORMANCE DEPENDABILITY ARE NON NEGOTIABLE Bercomac Limit e 92 Fortin North Adstock Quebec Canada G0N 1S0 WWW BERCOMAC COM PRINTED IN CANADA ORIGINALNOTICE BY...

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