PITBULL X24-36, Operator'S Manual

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8.5 Tyres
Check tyre pressure every week. The table in chapter 6. Making the machine ready for use shows
how high the tyre pressure should be. In addition to tyre pressure, check tyre wear. There must not
be any cracks in the tyre, and the ridges must be high enough for the terrain in which they are used.
Replace only with tyres that fit the rim, or replace the rims with them. Make sure that these rims fit
on the axle. Make sure that the tyres on the left-hand side are the same as the tyres on the right-
hand side.
8.6 Brake fluid
The oil multi-disc brake with 100% locking function is
maintenance-free. The brake fluid used in the 45% locking
function is DOT4 brake fluid. The brake fluid can be topped up or
changed via the brake fluid reservoir. This reservoir can be
reached through the service area under the seat; the reservoir is
attached to the left-hand side of the engine compartment
against the inside of the wheel arch. Unscrew the green cap for
topping up. Old brake fluid can be replaced by letting it flush
through the bleed nipple (1) at the brake caliper. To replace the
brake fluid, 0.4 litres of fresh brake fluid is required.
Bleed the brake system after replacing the brake fluid. Unscrew
the bleed nipple (1). Depress the brake pedal until no more air
bubbles pass through the nipple. Then tighten the bleed nipple
spring. Depress the brake pedal several more times before
driving the machine to ensure that all brake lines are supplied
with brake fluid.
8.7 Gearbox oil
The LS 85W-90 lubricating oil of the gearbox can be
changed by opening the drain plug. Collect the old oil in a
container. Loosen the level and top-up plug to add fresh oil
into the gearbox. Flush the gearbox briefly to evacuate all
the old oil. Re-tighten the drain plug and fill the gearbox to
the level of the level and top-up plug. Then tighten the
level and top-up plug. To change the oil of the gearbox, 0.5
liters of fresh oil is required.