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MS MT KK EN 180103
Conventional Ploughs MS/MT
6. CARE, MAINTENANCE AND REPLACEMENT OF WEARING PARTS
TIGHTENING THE BOLTS
Bolts of quality 8.8, 10.9 and 12.9 are used on the ploughs. When replacing these bolts,
ensure that the same quality bolts and nuts are used. It is easier to tighten bolts and nuts to
the correct tightening torque, if they are lubricated with oil.
The following tightening torque should be used for the different bolts:
Tightening torque’s
Quality
Size
Torque
Dry bolts
Bolts and nuts
and nuts
lubricated with oil
8,8
M12
81 Nm
70
Nm
8,8
M16
197 Nm
170 Nm
8,8
M18
275 Nm
236 Nm
8,8
M20
385 Nm
330 Nm
8,8
M24
665 Nm
572 Nm
8,8
M30
1310 Nm
1127 Nm
10,9
M12
114 Nm
98
Nm
10,9
M16
277 Nm
238 Nm
10,9
M20
541 Nm
465 Nm
10,9
M24
935 Nm
804 Nm
10,9
M30
1840 Nm
1582 Nm
12,9
M16*
333 Nm
286 Nm
12,9
M20
649 Nm
558 Nm
12,9
M24
1120 Nm
963 Nm
GREASING OF THE BEAM HINGE POINTS
Grease the beam hinge points weekly, in stony conditions more frequently.
Procedure: Position the plough with the bodies approx. 15 cm above the ground. For
depressurising the accumulators, see section 4. STONE TRIP SYSTEM, CHECKING THE
ACCUMULATOR.
The hinge points will now expose as the beams drop down. Grease all the upper hinge points
(MoS2 grease is recommended) Also grease all other lubricating points in the stone trip
linkage while depressurized. Lower the plough and drive slightly forward so the lower hinge
point can be greased. Now pressurise the accumulators, make sure that the beams return to
their correct positions. Charge the accumulators up to the correct operating pressure!
NOTE!
Make sure that all beams return to their correct positions.