International Harvester Company Cub Cadet 682, Руководство оператора

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“IRRIGATION
GUIDE
The life of
any
machine
depends upon
the care it is
given. Proper
lubrication is a
very important part
of
that care.
Be certain
thatall
lubrication
fittings
are
assembled in place, using the lubrication
illustrations as a
guide.
Always
lubricate the tractor
thoroughly
before
taking it to
the field. Use
a pressure
lubricating gun.
Be
sure all
fittings
are
free
from dirt and
paint
so the lubricant is certain to enter the bear ‑
ing.
Always force the lubricant through the full
length of each bearing until it emerges at the
end,
carrying
with it the worn lubricant and
any
dirt that
may
have entered the
bearing.
Miscellaneous
working parts
not
provided
with
lubrication
fittings
should
be
oiled
daily
with a good grade of lubricating oil.
Lubricant is
cheap.
Use
plenty
of
it.
Worn
parts can'be expensive to replace.
Keep
your supply
of lubricating oil and grease stored in clean con ‑
tainers, and covered to protect
from dust and dirt.
Keep the lubricating gun nozzle clean and wipe dirt from grease fit ‑
tings
before
lubricating.
The symbols in the illustration indicate the
method
of application
and the
hourly
intervals
to apply the lubricant.
6
apply
IH 251 H EP grease (or equiva ‑
lent No. 2 multi-purpose lithium
grease) sufficient to flush
out
the old grease
and dirt. Lubricate at hourly intervals indi ‑
cated
on symbols.
Use
a pressure lubricating gun
and
34
’1 Use oil can at
hourly
intervals shown
, on symbols.
Hand lubricate these areas at the
hourly
intervals
shown, using
IH
@ 251H EP grease or equivalent
No.
2
multi-purpose
lithium
grease.
./
“IRRIGATION
GUIDE
The life of
any
machine
depends upon
the care it is
given. Proper
lubrication is a
very important part
of
that
care.
Be certain
thatall
lubrication
fittings
are
assembled in
place, using
the lubrication
illustrations as a
guide.
Always
lubricate the tractor
thoroughly
before taking it to the field. Use
a pressure
lubricating gun.
Be
sure
all fittings
are free from
dirt
and
paint
so the lubricant is certain to enter
the
bear ‑
ing.
Always
force the lubricant through the full
length of each bearing until it emerges at the
end,
carrying
with it the worn lubricant and
any
dirt that
may
have
entered
the
bearing.
Miscellaneous working parts
not
provided
with lubrication
fittings
should be oiled
daily
with a good grade of lubricating oil.
Lubricant is
cheap.
Use
plenty
of
it. Worn
parts
can ’be
expensive to replace.
Keep
your supply
of lubricating oil and grease stored in clean con ‑
tainers, and covered to protect
from dust and dirt.
Keep
the lubricating gun nozzle clean and wipe dirt from grease fit ‑
tings
before
lubricating.
The symbols in the illustration indicate the
method
of application
and the
hourly
intervals
to
apply
the
lubricant.
Use
a pressure lubricating gun
and
6 apply IH
251
H EP
grease (or equiva
‑
lent No. 2 multi-purpose lithium
grease) sufficient to flush out the old
grease
and dirt. Lubricate at
hourly
intervals indi ‑
cated
on symbols.
34
/ ‘ I
Use oil can at
hourly
intervals shown
, on symbols.
Hand lubricate these areas at the
hourly
intervals
shown, using
IH
251H EP grease or equivalent
No.
2
multi-purpose
lithium
grease.