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14. MAINTENANCE
Drainthetractor’shydrauliccircuitregularlyandchangetheltersfollowing
the manufacturer’s recommendation.
Polluted oil stops lubricating, and wears all the hydraulic components (pumps, control
valves, rams). Even clear oil can be overused.
Maintenance operations must be performed by competent persons, authorised by the dealer. If this is not the case,
these operations shall fall under the sole responsibility of the person carrying out the work.
It is mandatory to wear PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) during all maintenance operations. Please refer to
the "PPE table". See Chapter "SAFETY RULES".
For loader maintenance operations, never work on mechanical parts under stress or on a pressurised circuit, hydraulic
part, or electrical circuit that is switched on.
For tractor maintenance operations, it is strongly recommended to unhitch the loader. Unhitching is a simple quick
operation that provides the best guarantees of safety and eciency for tractor maintenance.
For any work with the lifted loader, the loader must be locked in position:
Unlocking of the MACH System or closure of the supply valve of the lifting rams for a loader without MACH System.
(See the "LOADER UNHITCHING" section).
Lubricate the MACH System locking system every 3 months.
When using a pressure washer, avoid spraying water on electric components
Clean the implement and the front of the loader after every use.
Slurry acid, fertiliser and silage can damage paint, steel and pivot
points.
Lubricate every 10 hours and after each wash (water drives grease
out) and particularly after washing with a pressure washer.
See lubrication points opposite.
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