Dong Feng ZB 65, Руководство оператора

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Factory Direct Tractors
Technical Maintenance
6-1
6. Technical Maintenance
6.1 Oil and lubrication
6.1.1 Diesel oil and lubricants : (Oil Table)
6.1.2 Lubrication points
Oil fill locations:
Front diff and front hubs
Power steering reservoir
Engine sump – tappet cover
Transmission – under floor matt
Rear diff housing – back right hand side
Hydraulic oil reservoir
6.1.3 Grease nipples
1 x Front axle swivel housing
2 x Tie rod ball joints
4 x Front axle steering joints (2 x top and 2 x
bottom)
2 x Power steering ram pivot and ball joints
1 x clutch pedal pivot
2 x brake pedal pivot
6.1.4 Oil level inspection points
Engine dipstick
Power steering reservoir dipstick
Transmission dipstick
Front wheel drive axle dipstick.
Front wheel hub level plug (when plug is horizontally
centred)
Rear axle dip stick
Hydraulic oil reservoil
6.1.5 Oil drain plugs on
Bottom of the engine sump
Under front diff
On front wheel hubs (when oil plug is rotated low)
Under transmission
Under rear axle (above drawbar).
In order to keep your Tractor in good serviceable
condition and prolong the life of the machine
the following service guide must be followed.
DongFeng recommends using genuine oil and
filters for all services to ensure all components
of the machine are protected and operate within
manufactures specifications. The use of non
genuine parts including filters and oil that does not
meet specification will void your warranty. Please
fill out the Maintenance Service Record at the
rear of this manual to keep track of the machine’s
service history. Also keep records and receipts of
all oils and filters purchased for each and every
service.
Refer to Chapter 5 Mechanical Adjustment and
Chapter 7 Maintenance Checks for instructions and
specifications on carrying out tractor maintenance.
If any information is not supplied, or your machine
differs from the one in the manual please contact
your nearest dealer for information and guidance.
6.2 Maintenance schedule
6.2.1 Daily checks
1.
Check engine oil level and fill as required.
2.
Check front diff and front wheel hubs.
3.
Inspect radiator core for blockage, blow out
and reinspect, clean as required.
4.
Check filter and dust bowl for contaminant
and clean as required, replace every 50
hours in very dusty conditions. Be sure to
wipe out intake with a damp cloth. Do not use
compressed air to blow it out, as this will push
dust particles into the engine.
5.
Check coolant level and top up as required.
6.
Check hydraulic steering oil and top up as
required.
7.
Check fan belt and adjust as required.
8.
Check gearbox and hydraulic reservoir oil and
top up as required.
9.
Check fuel level and fill before each shift.
10.
Check wheel nut tension and tyre pressures,
adjust as required.
11.
Inspect machine for loose or broken bolts,
tighten or replace as required.
12.
Inspect hydraulic hoses and rams for leaks
and repair as required.
13.
Grease loader pins, pedal shafts, tie rod ends,
king pins, drive shafts, steering and stops (and
water pump bearings (if grease nipple fitted)).