Zetor 106 41 forterra turbo, Operator'S Manual

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HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
F_02_210
AMOUNT OF OIL TAKEN FROM THE
HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT OUTER OUT-
LETS:
For the maximum possible amount of oil
taken off see the following table.
In the case of a higher amount of
oil taken off, the transmission oil
level may drop to such a height
that the gearbox and hydraulic
circuit pumps start sucking air.
This can result in serious dama-
ge of both the pumps – particu-
larly of the gearbox – and the
torque multiplier or the P.T.O
coupling!
Type of operation: in the flat terrain
Max. oil take-off: 12 liters
Gearbox oil amount: Up to the upper
border of the dipstick facet (B)
Type of operation: On a slope
Max. oil take-off: 12 liters
Gearbox oil amount: Lower mark at
the dipstick cylindrical part (C); amount
of transmission oil increased by 7 li-
ters
Type of operation: In the flat terrain
Max. oil take-off: 27 liters
Gearbox oil amount: Upper mark at
the dipstick cylindrical part (D);
amount of transmission oil increased
by 15 liters; maximum admissible
oil level in the gearbox.
Type of operation: In the slope
Max. oil take-off: 20 liters
Gearbox oil amount: Upper mark at
the dipstick cylindrical part (D);
amount of transmission oil increased
by 15 liters; maximum admissible
amount of oil in the gearbox
Type of operation: In the flat terrain
Max. oil take-off: 8 liters
Gearbox oil amount: Bottom border
of the dipstick facet (A); minimum
admissible amount of oil in the gear-
box.