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Figure 26

1.

Washer

3.

Storage compartment

2.

Knob

3.

Close the storage-compartment door.

Testing the Hydraulic
Pressure

1.

Start the engine and move the machine to a
level, open area.

Important:

The area to the rear and around

the machine must be clear.

2.

Ensure that the parking brake switch is on the
E

NGAGED

position.

3.

Set the engine speed to idle.

4.

Run the engine to warm the coolant to 70 to
75°C (160 to 170 °F).

5.

Sitting in the seat with the park brake engaged,
gradually press the reverse traction pedal.

Important:

If the reverse pedal is pressed

gradually and gently, the park brake should
keep the machine from moving backward.

6.

Observe the pressure gauge for stable
measurement of the maximum hydraulic
pressure while pressing the reverse pedal.

7.

Record the maximum hydraulic-pressure
measurement here:

.

8.

Compare the maximum hydraulic pressure that
you measured with the normal pressure range in
the Hydraulic-Pressure Table.

Hydraulic-Pressure Table

Model

Normal Pressure Range

31654

300 to 325 bar (4351 to 4713
psi)

31657 and 31659

260 to 280 bar (3771 to 4061
psi)

Important:

If the hydraulic pressure

measurements are lower than or higher than
the normal pressure range, contact Toro
customer care.

9.

Shut off the engine, remove the key, and wait
for all moving parts to stop before leaving the
operator’s position.

Finishing the Hydraulic
Test

Model 31654

Installing the Brake-Pressure
Transducer

Machines with the Optional Road Light Kit

1.

Disconnect the test equipment from the
quick-connect fitting (

Figure 27

).

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Figure 27

2.

Remove the quick-connect fitting from the
adapter fitting (

Figure 28

).

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Summary of Contents for 02858

Page 1: ...machines without the optional road light kit 1 Reducer fitting 3 4 x 7 16 inch Models 31657 and 31659 without the optional differential lock kit 1 Install the pressure test fitting Hydraulic test equ...

Page 2: ...ing the Hood Models 31654 Unlatch and open the hood Removing the Storage Compartment Models 31657 and 31659 1 At the left side of the operator s platform open the door of the storage compartment Figur...

Page 3: ...re 4 1 High pressure valve 2 Port CV rear traction manifold 3 Torque the high pressure valve to 110 N m 81 ft lb 4 Assemble the coil and nut onto high pressure valve as shown in Figure 5 g343931 Figur...

Page 4: ...1654 1 At the right side of the traction pump remove the plug from the T fitting in port B of the traction pump Figure 7 and Figure 8 g344293 Figure 7 g344289 Figure 8 1 T fitting port B traction pump...

Page 5: ...remove the plug from port MB of the traction pump Figure 9 and Figure 11 g343559 Figure 10 g344078 Figure 11 1 Port MB traction pump 3 Reducer fitting 3 4 x 7 16 inch 2 Plug 2 Assemble the reducer fi...

Page 6: ...the brake pressure transducer Figure 13 g344293 g344324 Figure 13 1 Brake pressure transducer 2 3 pin connector labeled BRAKE PRESSURE SENSOR 2 Remove the brake pressure transducer from the adapter at...

Page 7: ...the hydraulic pressure test refer to Connecting the Battery page 9 Closing the Hood page 9 and Testing the Hydraulic Pressure page 10 Preparing to Test the Hydraulic Pressure Models 31657 and 31659 In...

Page 8: ...l the storage compartment and perform the hydraulic pressure test refer to Connecting the Battery page 9 Installing the Storage Compartment page 9 and Testing the Hydraulic Pressure page 10 Preparing...

Page 9: ...5 Connect the battery install the storage compartment and perform the hydraulic pressure test refer to Testing the Hydraulic Pressure page 10 Connecting the Battery and Installing the Storage Compartm...

Page 10: ...ic pressure while pressing the reverse pedal 7 Record the maximum hydraulic pressure measurement here 8 Compare the maximum hydraulic pressure that you measured with the normal pressure range in the H...

Page 11: ...r to 27 N m 20 ft lb 5 Plug the 3 pin connector of the machine wire harness labeled BRAKE PRESSURE SENSOR into the connector of the pressure transducer Figure 30 g344324 Figure 30 1 Brake pressure tra...

Page 12: ...nect fitting from the reducer fitting Figure 34 Note Retain the quick connect fitting g344071 Figure 34 1 Reducer fitting 3 4 x 7 16 inch 2 Quick connect fitting 3 Assemble the brake pressure transduc...

Page 13: ...ent from the quick connect fitting Figure 37 g343559 g344105 Figure 37 2 Assemble the dust cap over the quick connect fitting Figure 38 g344079 Figure 38 Installing the Dust Cap Machines with the Opti...

Page 14: ...anifold 4 Lower and latch the operator s platform refer to the Operator s Manual Checking the Hydraulic Fluid Level Check the hydraulic fluid level in the tank add hydraulic fluid as needed refer to C...

Page 15: ...for marketing purposes Retention of your Personal Information Toro will keep your personal information as long as it is relevant for the above purposes and in accordance with legal requirements For mo...

Page 16: ...roduct warranty and become the property of Toro Toro will make the final decision whether to repair any existing part or assembly or replace it Toro may use remanufactured parts for warranty repairs D...

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