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Wheels
Steering angle
The front wheels may interfere with the
body of the machine when the track width
is changed.
To prevent contact, the maximum steering
angle can be regulated with the two limiters
on the front axle:
• raise the front axle by jacking up the
wheels.
• unscrew the two check nuts A.
• work on the two screws B.
• adjust the steering angle by taking the
axle swing into account.
• tighten the two check nuts A.
Note: the steering angle must be the same
on both sides.
Front wheel toe-in
Measure the distance from wheel disc to
wheel disc on the front and rear sides on a
level with the front axle. Distance A must
differ no more than 1.5 mm from distance
B.
Proceed as described below to adjust the
toe-in:
• loosen nut B.
• unscrew or tighten threaded bar A.
• tighten screw B (M18x1.5) with a 34
Kgm (334 Nm) driving torque.
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