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SECTION00-GENERALINFORMATION
Chapter1-GeneralInformation
SectionDescription
HowtheMower-ConditionerFunctions00-6 ......................................... PowerDistribution00-7
TaperedSplineConnections-HammerSeating00-8 ..................................
HardwareTorqueValues00-9
InstallationofAdjustableFittings00-12 .............................................
StandardTorqueDataForHydraulicTubesandFittings00-12
PipeThreadFittingTorque00-13 ..................................................
InstallationofORFS(ORingFlatFaced)Fittings00-13
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CONTENTS
Page Foreword 00-2
Safety 00-4 SerialNumber 00-5
PrecautionaryStatements00-3
Lubrication 00-14 ................................................................ Sealants 00-15
EcologyandtheEnvironment00-16 ................................................ InternationalSymbols00-17
FOREWORD
Appropriateservicemethodsandcorrectrepairproceduresareessentialforthesafe,reliableoperationofall equipment,aswellasthepersonalsafetyoftheindividualperformingtherepair.
ThisRepairManualprovidestroubleshootingandoverhaulinstructionsusingrecommendedproceduresand equipment.Followingtheseinstructionswillensurethesafe,efficient,andtimelycompletionoftheserviceor repair.
Themanualisdividedintosectionswhicharesubdividedintochapters.Eachchaptercontainsinformationon generaloperatingprinciples,detailedinspection,overhauland,whereapplicable,specifictroubleshooting,specialtools,andspecifications.
Anyreferenceinthismanualtoright,left,rear,front,top,orbottomisdeterminedbystandingbehindthemachine andlookinginthedirectionoftravel.
Alldataandillustrationsinthismanualaresubjecttovariationsinbuildspecification.Thisinformationwascorrect atthetimeofissue,butNewHollandpolicyisoneofcontinuousimprovement,andtherighttochangespecifications,equipment,ordesignatanytime,withoutnotice,isreserved.
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SAFETY
PRECAUTIONARYSTATEMENTS
Acarefuloperatoristhebestoperator.Mostaccidentscanbeavoidedbyobservingcertainprecautions.Tohelp preventaccidents,readthefollowingprecautionsbeforeoperatingthisequipment.Equipmentshouldbe operatedonlybythosewhoareresponsibleandinstructedtodoso.
Carefullyreviewtheproceduresgiveninthismanualwithalloperators.Itisimportantthatalloperatorsbefamiliar withandfollowsafetyprecautions.
Mostfarmimplementaccidentscanbeavoided bytheobservanceofafewsimplesafety precautions:
1.Donotclean,lubricate,ormakeany adjustmentsonthemower-conditionerwhile itisinmotion.
2.Donotstartthemower-conditioneruntilyou knowthateveryoneisclearofthemachine andhavemadesurethatnotoolsarelyingon themachine.
3.Donotworkaroundtheunitinlooseclothing thatmightcatchinanyofthemovingparts.
4.Donotattempttopullmaterialfromanypart ofthemower-conditionerwhileitisin operation.
5.Donotgetoffthetractorwhilethe mower-conditionerisinoperation.
6.Useoftheoptionalsafetychainisrecommendedwhenoperatingonapublicroad.
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SERIALNUMBER
Thismanualincludesinformationtoserviceall variationsoftheModels474,489,492and1465.For somerepairs,differentproceduresoradjustments maybenecessarydependingontheserialnumber ofthemachine.
Theserialnumberisstampedonanidentification plate,1,ontheleftsideofthemainframe.
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HOWTHEMOWER-CONDITIONER FUNCTIONS
Themower-conditionercombinescuttingand conditioningofthecropinonemachine.
Thepushbar,1,pushestallcropsforwardsothey canbecutbythecutterbar,2,andfedcutendfirst intotheconditioningrolls,3.
Areel,4,assistsinpickingupdowncropandin movingcropfromthecutterbartotheconditioning rolls.Anadjustableswathgate,5,andwindrow formingshields,6,atthereardeflectthematerial fromtherollstoformawindroworswath.
Thecutterbarhasaseriesofknives,1,thatmove backandforthbetweenguards,2,thatincludea shearedge.Theguardshelpliftandseparatethe cropsoitcanbecutbytheknivesscissorslikeaction. Theknifesectionsareoftenreferredtoasìsickle sectionsî.
StandardGuards
Themower-conditionercanbeorderedequipped witheitherthestandardguards,Figure3,orstub guardsasshowninFigure4.
Thestandardguardsarerecommendedformost conditions.Thetopliphelpsseparateandliftthecrop andkeepstheknifesectionfromliftingawayfromthe ledgersurface.Thetipoftheguardextendsaheadof theknifesectiontoprotectitfromforeignobjects.
StubGuards
Thestubguardsarerecommendedforuseindifficult cuttingconditions,suchastangledorwet undergrowth,thattendtoplugthecutterbar.The stubguardsdonothaveatoplip,insteadtheknifeis heldontheledgersurfacebyholddownclipsateach guard.Thetipoftheknifeextendspasttheendofthe guardandismoresusceptibletodamagefrom foreignobjects.
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POWERDISTRIBUTION
Thedriveshaft,1,fromthePTOisconnected throughtheslipclutch,2,toa100_ bevelgearbox,3.
APTO,4,attachedtotherightofthegearboxdrives theupperconditioningroll.
Aspurgearbox,5,attheleftofthebevelgearbox suppliespowertodriveaPTO,6,forthelower conditioningroll.
Asheaveattheleftofthespurgearboxdrivesabelt, 7,thatsuppliespowertoaPTO,8,thatdrivesthe enclosedwobbledrivegearbox,9.
Asprocket,10,attherightofthewobbledrive gearboxsuppliespowertoachainthatdrivesa variablesheave,11.Abelt,12,fromthevariable sheavedrivesthereel.
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TAPEREDSPLINECONNECTIONSHAMMERSEATING
NOTE: Alltaperedsplineconnectionsmustbe properlyseatedtopreventloosening.
Tohammerseatataperedspline:
Installthepartontheshaft.
Installthespecialwasher,1;lockwasher;and capscrew,2.
Strikethehubwithapunchordriverandheavy hammer.
Retightenthecenterbolt.
Continuetostrikethehubandretightenthecap screwuntilthetorquedoesnotdecreaseafter striking.
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HARDWARETORQUEVALUES
Checkthetightnessofhardwareperiodically.
Usethefollowingchartstodeterminethecorrect torquewhenchecking,adjustingorreplacing hardwareonthetractor.
IMPORTANT: DONOTusethevalueslistedinthe chartsifadifferenttorquevalueortightening procedureisspecifiedinthismanualforaspecific application.Torquevalueslistedareforgeneraluse only.
Installalockwasheronallboltsunlessalocknutor jamnutisspecified.
Installaflatwasheratallslottedholesunlessa carriageboltorflangedheadboltisspecified.
Makesurefastenerthreadsarecleanandnot damaged.
NOTE: Atorquewrenchisnecessarytoproperly torquehardware.
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MINIMUMHARDWARETIGHTENINGTORQUES
METRIC HARDWAREANDLOCKNUTS
CLASS5.8CLASS8.8CLASS10.9LOCKNUT
NOMINALUNPLATEDPLATEDUNPLATEDPLATEDUNPLATEDPLATEDCL.8 SIZEW/ZnCrW/ZnCrW/ZnCrw/CL8.8 BOLT
M41.7(15*)2.2(19*)2.6(23*)3.4(30*)3.7(33*)4.8(42*)1.8(16*)
M65.8(51*)7.6(67*)8.9(79*)12(102*)13(115*)17(150*)6.3(56*)
M814(124*)18(159*)22(195*)28(248*)31(274*)40(354*)15(133*)
M1028(21)36(27)43(32)56(41)61(45)79(58)30(22)
M1249(36)63(46)75(55)97(72)107(79)138(102)53(39)
M16121(89)158(117)186(137)240(177)266(196)344(254)131(97)
M20237(175)307(226)375(277)485(358)519(383)671(495)265(195)
M24411(303)531(392)648(478)839(619)897(662)1160(855)458(338)
NOTE:Torquevaluesshownwith*areinchpounds.
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INNEWTON-METERS(FOOTPOUNDS)FORNORMALASSEMBLYAPPLICATIONS
MINIMUMHARDWARETIGHTENINGTORQUES
INCHHARDWAREANDLOCKNUTS
SAEGRADE2SAEGRADE5SAEGRADE8LOCKNUTS
NOMINALUNPLATEDPLATEDUNPLATEDPLATEDUNPLATEDPLATEDGR.BGR.CNOMINAL SIZEorW/ZnCrorW/ZnCrorW/ZnCrw/GR5w/GR8SIZE PLATEDPLATEDPLATEDBOLTBOLT SILVERGOLDSILVERGOLDSILVERGOLD
1/46.2(55*)8.1(72*)9.7(86*)13(112*)14(121*)18(157*)6.9(61*)9.8(86*)1/4
5/1613(115*)17(149*)20(178*)26(229*)28(250*)37(324*)14(125*)20(176*)5/16
3/823(17)30(22)35(26)46(34)50(37)65(48)26(19)35(26)3/8
7/1637(27)47(35)57(42)73(54)80(59)104(77)41(30)57(42)7/16
1/257(42)73(54)87(64)113(83)123(91)159(117)61(45)88(64)1/2
9/1681(60)104(77)125(92)163(120)176(130)229(169)88(65)125(92)9/16
5/8112(83)145(107)174(128)224(165)244(180)316(233)122(90)172(127)5/8
3/4198(146)256(189)306(226)397(293)432(319)560(413)217(160)306(226)3/4
7/8193(142)248(183)495(365)641(473)698(515)904(667)350(258)494(364)7/8
1289(213)373(275)742(547)960(708)1048(773)1356(1000)523(386)739(545)1
NOTE:Torquevaluesshownwith*areinchpounds.
IDENTIFICATION
CAPSCREWSANDCARRIAGEBOLTS
LOCKNUTS
GRADEIDENTIFICATION
GRADEANONOTCHES
GRADEBONECIRCUMFERENTIALNOTCH
GRADECTWOCIRCUMFERENTIALNOTCHES
GRADEIDENTIFICATION
GRADEANOMARKS
GRADEBTHREEMARKS
GRADECSIXMARKS
MARKSNEEDNOTBELOCATED
GRADEIDENTIFICATION ATCORNERS GRADEBLETTERB
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GRADEANOMARK
INNEWTON-METERS(FOOTPOUNDS)FORNORMALASSEMBLYAPPLICATIONS
SAEGRADE2SAEGRADE5SAEGRADE8 REGULARNUTSSAEGRADE5 HEXNUTS SAEGRADE8 HEXNUTS
GRADECLETTERC
INSTALLATIONOFADJUSTABLE FITTINGSINSTRAIGHTTHREAD ORINGBOSSES
1.LubricatetheOringbycoatingitwithalightoilor petroleum.InstalltheOringinthegroove adjacenttothemetalbackupwasherwhichis assembledattheextremeendofthegroove,4.
2.InstallthefittingintotheSAEstraightthreadboss untilthemetalbackupwashercontactstheface oftheboss,5.
NOTE: Donotovertightenanddistortthemetal backupwasher.
3.Positionthefittingbyturningout (counterclockwise)uptoamaximumofoneturn. Holdingthepadofthefittingwithawrench, tightenthelocknutandwasheragainsttheface oftheboss,6.
TUBENUTS FOR37°
FLAREDFITTINGS
ORINGBOSSPLUGS ADJUSTABLEFITTING LOCKNUTS,SWIVEL JIC-37° SEATS TORQUETORQUE
Thesetorquesarenotrecommendedfortubesof 12.7mm(1/2″)ODandlargerwithwallthicknessof 0.889mm(0.035″)orless.Thetorqueisspecifiedfor 0.889mm(0.035″)walltubesoneachapplication individually.
Beforeinstallingandtorquing37° flaredfittings, cleanthefaceoftheflareandthreadswithaclean
solventorLoctitecleanerandapplyhydraulicsealant Loctiteno.569tothe37° flareandthethreads.
Installfittingandtorquetospecifiedtorque,loosen fittingandretorquetospecifications.
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8 14 20 34 47 81 95 108 129 163 339 14 20 27 41 54 95 109 122 158 190 407 NEWTON METERS Min.Max. 9 12 21 35 53 77 90 110 140 160 225 12 15 24 40 53 82 100 120 150 175 240 FOOT POUNDS Min.Max. 6.4 7.9 9.5 12.7 15.9 19.1 22.2 25.4 31.8 38.1 50.8 4 5 6 8 10 12 14 16 20 24 32 1/4 5/16 3/8 1/2 5/8 3/4 7/8 1 1-1/4 1-1/2 2 7/16-20 1/2-20 9/16-18
7/8-14
1-3/16-12 1-5/16-12 1-5/8-12 1-7/8-12 2-1/2-12 12 16 29 47 72 104 122 149 190 217 305 16 20 33 54 79 111 136 163 204 237 325 6 10 15 25 35 60 70 80 95 120 250 10 15 20 30 40 70 80 90 115 140 300
STANDARDTORQUEDATAFORHYDRAULICTUBESANDFITTINGS
3/4-18
1-1/16-12
SIZE TUBING OD THREAD SIZE NEWTON METERS FOOT POUNDS Min.Max. Min.Max. mmIn.
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PIPETHREADFITTINGTORQUE
Beforeinstallingandtighteningpipefittings,clean thethreadswithacleansolventorLoctitecleaner andapplysealantLoctiteno.567forallfittings includingstainlesssteelorno.565formostmetal fittings.Forhighfiltration/zerocontaminationsystemsuseno.545.
INSTALLATIONOFORFS(ORINGFLAT FACED)FITTINGS
WheninstallingORFSfittingsthoroughlycleanboth flatsurfacesofthefitting,1,andlubricatetheOring, 2,withlightoil.Makesurebothsurfacesarealigned properly.Torquethefittingtospecifiedtorquelisted throughouttherepairmanual.
IMPORTANT: Ifthefittingsurfacesarenotproperly cleaned,theOringwillnotsealproperly.Ifthefitting surfacesarenotproperlyaligned,thefittingsmaybe damagedandwillnotsealproperly.
IMPORTANT: AlwaysusegenuineNewHolland replacementoilsandfilterstoensureproper lubricationandfiltrationofengineandhydraulic systemoils.
Theuseofproperoils,grease,andkeepingthe hydraulicsystemcleanwillextendmachineand componentlife.
1/8″ -27 13N m(10ftIbs) 1/4″ -18 16N m(12ftIbs) 3/8″ -14 22N⋅m(16ftIbs) 1/2″ -14 41N⋅m(30ftIbs) 3/4″ -14 54N⋅m(40ftIbs)
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TORQUE(MAXIMUM)
THREADSIZE
50011183 8
LUBRICATION
Adequatelubricationandmaintenanceonaregularscheduleisvitaltomaintainingyourequipment.Toensure longserviceandefficientoperation,followthelubricationandmaintenanceschedulesoutlinedinthismanual. Theuseofproperfuels,oils,greaseandfilters,aswellaskeepingthesystemsclean,willalsoextendmachine andcomponentlife.
IMPORTANT: Alwaysusegenuine NewHolland replacementparts,oilsandfilterstoensureproperoperation, filtrationofengineandhydraulicsystems.Seeyour NewHolland dealerforadditionaloilquantities.
RECOMMENDEDLUBRICANTSANDCOOLANTS
Lubricant LocationUsed TypeandDescription
Oil EngineandPivotPoints withoutGreaseFittings, Chains
SAE30APICF--2SJ
5W--30APISG/CD 9673589DS 1Qt. 5W--30APISG/CD 9624590* 4L
10W--30APISG/CD
Coolant Engine
15W--40APICF--4
15W--40APICF--4 9613292 5Gal. 15W--40APICF--4 9613350* 1L
15W--40APICF--4 9613351* 4L
ESE--M97B18--D,EthyleneGlycolNewHollandSpec.CoolantConcentrate FGCC2701DS
PropyleneGlycolConcentrate FGCC2711DS
HydraulicOil HydraulicSystem, HydrostaticSystem FrontAxleOil 134DñESN--M2C134--D NewHollandSpec.Hydraulicoil
HydraulicOil Optional,Multi-Seasonal Use,Recommendedfor LowTemperatures
Gearboxes
Grease AllGreaseFittings
134DñESN--M2C134--D 9624785* 10L
80W90EPGearOilAPIGL5 9613295 1Qt.
80W90EPGearOilAPIGL5 9613375* 5L
85W140EPGearOilAPIGL5 9613297 1Qt.
85W140EPGearOilAPIGL5
85W140EPGearOilAPIGL5 9613376* 4L
LithiumbaseEPhightemperature 9861804DS Tube
LithiumbaseEPhightemperature 9861804CDS* Tube
BrakeFluid MineralBasedOil 1QM6C34Aor 86541699DS 1Qt.
*NOTE: CanadaPartNumbersONLY.
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PartNumber Quartor Liter Gallon orTube
9613286 1Qt.
9613289 2.5Gal.
9613366* 4L
SAE30APICF--2SJ
SAE30APICF--2SJ
9613313
9613314 2.5Gal.
9673508DS 5Gal.
1Qt. 10W--30APISG/CD
10W--30APISG/CD
10W--30APISG/CD 9613358* 1L 10W--30APISG/CD 9613359* 4L
2.5Gal.
9613290 1Qt. 15W--40APICF--4 9673730DS 1Gal. 15W--40APICF--4 9613303
1Gal.
1Gal.
9624450 2.5Gal. 134DñESN--M2C134--D 9624451 5Gal.
134DñESN--M2C134--D 9613367* 4L
F200 86523625DS
F200 86523626DS 5Gal.
1Qt.
F200 86509446* 20L GearOil
80W90EPGearOilAPIGL5 9613294 2.5Gal.
9613296 2.5Gal.
SEALANTS
DESCRIPTION
THREADLOCK
THREAD SEALANTS
SILICONES
NEWHOLLAND PARTNUMBER
L22200(222)
L24231(242)
Smallscrewsand hardware Low Purple
Smallscrewsand hardware Medium Blue
L29000(290) WickingType Medium Green
L26231(262) Nuts&Bolts High Red
L54531(545)
Hydraulic/Pneumatic Non-fouling
L56531(565) PipeSealant Controlled strength
L56747(567) PipeSealant HighTemperature
L81724(3.5oz.tube)
L58775 (10.2oz.cartridge)
L82180(3.35oz.tube)
L59875 (10.2oz.cartridge)
518GASKET ELIMINATOR
UltraBlueRTVGasket Non-corrosive Blue
UltraBlueRTVGasket Non-corrosive Blue
UltraBlueRTVGasket Non-corrosive Black
UltraBlueRTVGasket Non-corrosive Black
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TYPICAL APPLICATIONS STRENGTH COLOR
L51831DS MatingMachined
Flexible Red
Surfaces
ECOLOGYANDTHEENVIRONMENT
Soil,air,andwaterarevitalfactorsofagricultureand lifeingeneral.Whenlegislationdoesnotyetrulethe treatmentofsomeofthesubstanceswhichare requiredbyadvancedtechnology,commonsense shouldgoverntheuseanddisposalofproductsofa chemicalandpetrochemicalnature.
Thefollowingarerecommendationswhichmaybeof assistance:
• Becomeacquaintedwithandensurethatyou understandtherelativelegislationapplicableto yourcountry.
• Wherenolegislationexists,obtaininformation fromsuppliersofoils,filters,batteries,fuels, antifreeze,cleaningagents,etc.,withregardto theireffectonmanandnatureandhowtosafely store,useanddisposeofthesesubstances. Agriculturalconsultantswill,inmanycases,be abletohelpyouaswell.
HELPFULHINTS
1.Avoidfillingtanksusingcansorinappropriate pressurizedfueldeliverysystemswhichmay causeconsiderablespillage.
2.Ingeneral,avoidskincontactwithallfuels,oils, acids,solvents,etc.Mostofthemcontain substanceswhichmaybeharmfultoyourhealth.
3.Modernoilscontainadditives.Donotburn contaminatedfuelsandorwasteoilsinordinary heatingsystems.
4.Avoidspillagewhendrainingoffusedengine coolantmixtures,engine,gearboxandhydraulic oils,brakefluids,etc.Donotmixdrainedbrake fluidsorfuelswithlubricants.Storethemsafely untiltheycanbedisposedofinaproperwayto complywithlocallegislationandavailable resources.
5.Moderncoolantmixtures,i.e.antifreezeand otheradditives,shouldbereplacedeverytwo years.Theyshouldnotbeallowedtogetintothe soilbutshouldbecollectedanddisposedof safely.
6.Donotopentheair-conditioningsystemyourself. Itcontainsgaseswhichshouldnotbereleased intotheatmosphere.Yourdealerorair conditioningspecialisthasaspecialextractorfor thispurposeandwillhavetorechargethesystem properly.
7.Repairandleaksordefectsintheenginecooling orhydraulicsystemimmediately.
8.Donotincreasethepressureinapressurized circuitasthismayleadtoacomponentfailure.
9.Protecthosesduringweldingaspenetrating weldsplattermayburnaholeorweakenthem, allowingthelossofoils,coolant,etc.
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INTERNATIONALSYMBOLS
Asaguidetotheoperationofyourtractor,variousuniversalsymbolshavebeenutilizedontheinstruments,controls,switches,andfusebox.Thesymbolsareshownbelowwithanindicationoftheirmeaning.
Thermostart startingaid
Alternator charge
Fuellevel
Automatic Fuelshut-off
Enginespeed (rev/minx100)
Hoursrecorded
Engineoil pressure
Enginecoolant temperature
Coolant level
Tractorlights
Headlamp mainbeam
Worklamps
Headlamp dippedbeam Stop lamps
Radio
Keepalive memory
Turnsignals
Turnsignals --onetrailer
Turnsignals --twotrailers
Frontwindscreen wash/wipe
Rearwindscreen wash/wipe
Heatertemperaturecontrol
Heaterfan
Airconditioner
Airfilter blocked
Parking brake
Brakefluid level
Trailer brake
Horn Roof beacon
Warning! Corrosive substance
P.T.O.
Transmission inneutral Creeper gears
Slowor lowsetting
Fastorhigh setting
Ground speed
Differential lock
Rearaxle oiltemperature
Transmission oilpressure
FWD engaged
FWD disengaged
Warning!
Hazard warninglights
Variable control
Pressurised! Opencarefully
Position Control
Draft Control
Accessory socket
Implement socket
%age slip
Hitchraise (rear)
Hitchlower (rear)
Hitchheight limit(rear)
Hitchheight limit(front)
Hitchdisabled
Hydraulicand transmission filters
Remote valveextend
Remote valveretract
Remote valvefloat
Malfunction!
SeeOperatorís Manual
Malfunction!(alterna tivesymbol)
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