Simplicity 9518 Series User manual

OPERATOR’S
MANUAL
9518 SERIES
COMPACT DIESEL
TRACTOR
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FORM - 1671525
PRINTED IN U.S.A,
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TO OUR DEALER
_ TO OUR DEALER _
_ DEALER’S PREDELIVERY SERVICE GUIDE FOR 15 PTO HP TRACTOR _
DETAILS OF ITEMS LISTED BELOW ARE COVERED IN THIS OPERATOR’S MANUAL OR IN THE
SERVICE MANUAL
SHIPPING DAMAGE
□ Tractor has been checked for shipping damage.
TRACTOR SET-UP
□ This tractor has been completely set-up in accord
with the Tractor Set-Up Instruction supplied with
the tractor.
PRE-OPERATIONAL CHECK, do before engine is started.
□ COOLANT LEVEL is between FULL & ADD MARK on
over flow bottle.
□ ENGINE OIL LEVEL is between “FULL” and “ADD”
marks on dipstick.
□ TRANSMISSION - HYDRAULIC System OIL LEVEL is
up to level mark.
□ AIR CLEANER ELEMENT is clean and properly
installed.
□ FWD axle oil level (if unit so equipped)
□ All air intake hoses and clamps are properly in¬
stalled and tightened.
□ A sufficient quantity of No. 2 diesel fuel for all
normal predelivery operation has been placed in the
fuel tank.
□ All Safety and Operational Decals & SMV Emblem
are properly installed and fully legible.
□ Check oil level in injector pump.
OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENT
□ Tire pressures are set within the pressures listed in the
Tires Pressure and Load Tables for the size tires on
this tractor.
□ Fan belt is properly tightened.
□ Battery electrolyte is at the indicator level and the
specific gravity is 1.240 or above in each cell.
□ Instruments and warning lights operate correctly.
□ Wheel guard lights are properly connected to the trac¬
tor wiring harness and all lights operate correctly in
the various light switch positions.
□ The safety start switches on clutch pedal & PTO shift
lever do not allow engine to start unless they are both
in disengaged position.
□ The brakes function properly and are adjusted
correctly.
□ The clutch functions properly and is adjusted correctly.
□ The engine Glow Plugs operate and the engine starts
correctly.
□ Throttle and fuel shutoff linkage operate correctly.
□ Engine low idle speed is 700 to 800 RPM, and high idle
speed is 2750 to 2850 RPM after engine is warmed up
to operating temperature.
□ Hydraulic relief pressure is approx. 1900 PSI (13100
kPa) at 2500 engine RPM.
□ All hydraulic functions operate correctly.
□ Transmission gear shift and range shift levers operate
smoothly in all gears.
□ Tractor operates properly in all gears.
□ After tractor has been operated and thoroughly warmed
up there are no leaks of:
□ a. engine oil.
□ b. power train and hydraulic oil.
□ c. radiator coolant.
□ Coolant anti-freeze tests to -20° F (-29° C) or lower.
□ All grease fittings on the tractor have been lubricated.
□ Overall appearance of tractor is clean and new.
□ Operator's manual is with the tractor

TO OUR DEALER
TO OUR DEALER
DEALER’S PREDELIVERY SERVICE GUIDE FOR 15 PTO HP TRACTOR
EXPLAIN TO YOUR CUSTOMER THE CARE, SAFE OPERATION AND ADJUSTMENT OF ITEMS LISTED BELOW:
LUBRICATION
BREAK-IN PERIOD
FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS
FWD OPERATION
ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE
RADIATOR & ENGINE DRAIN PLUG
RADIATOR PRESSURE CAP
FAN BELT ADJUSTMENT
ENGINE OIL
PROPER FUEL
OIL FILTER
FUEL FILTER
OPERATOR’S CONTROLS & INSTRUMENT
PANEL
GEAR SHIFT
ENGINE CLUTCH
TOWING
SAFETY START SWITCHES
HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
DRAWBAR & 3-POINT HITCH
TRANSMISSION
BATTERY CARE
POWER TAKE-OFF
BRAKES
AIR CLEANER
LIGHTS
TIRE PRESSURE
WHEEL TREAD
STARTING & STOPPING (Tractor & Engine)
ACCESSORIES
STORING TRACTOR
USER'S RESPONSIBILITY & WARRANTY
OPERATOR’S MANUAL DELIVERED TO OWNER &
HE HAS BEEN INSTRUCTED AS TO
ITS CONTENTS
AGREE ON STARTING DATE IN FIELD &
100-HR. CHECK
OPERATOR’S SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, SHIELDS &
DECALS
TO OUR CUSTOMER
The following pages and illustrations are printed to help supply you with the knowledge
to better operate and service your new equipment.
We are proud to have you as a customer and feel you will be proud to be an owner of
this equipment.
Any piece of equipment needs, and must have a certain amount of service and mainte¬
nance to keep it in top running condition. We have attempted to cover all the adjustments
required to fit most conditions; however, there may be times when special care must be
taken to fit a condition.
Study this operator’s manual carefully and become acquainted with all the adjustments
and operating procedures before attempting to operate your new equipment. Remember,
it is a machine and has been designed and tested to do an efficient job in most operating
conditions and will perform in relation to the service it receives.
If special attention is required for some conditions, ask your authorized Dealer; his Parts
and Service Organization will be glad to help and answer any questions on operation and
service of your new machine.
A
ATTENTION! BECOME ALERT!
YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED!
A
This symbol is used to call your attention to safety precautions that should be followed
by the operator to avoid accidents. When you see this symbol - Heed Its Warning.

USER’S RESPONSIBILITY
USER’S RESPONSIBILITY
It is the responsibility of the user to read the Operator’s Manual and understand the safe and correct
operating procedures as pertains to the operation of the product, and to lubricate and maintain the pro¬
duct according to the maintenance schedule in the Operator’s Manual.
The user is responsible for inspecting his machine and for having parts repaired or replaced when contin¬
ued use of the product would cause damage or excessive wear to other parts. It is the user’s responsibili¬
ty to deliver his machine to an authorized dealer, for service or replacement of defective parts which are
covered by the standard warranty. When requesting warranty service, you must present your copy of deliv¬
ery record.
The user should notify his Selling Dealer in advance so arrangements can be made to have his 100-hour
or 30-day inspection performed. The user should not be charged for this inspection or adjustment, but is
expected to pay for oil, filters, or any parts and labor which are not covered by the standard warranty. The
user is responsible for bringing the product to the Selling Dealer's shop to have this inspection
performed.
If the Dealer is requested by the Customer to travel to another location, or haul the machine to his shop
for the purpose of performing a warranty obligation or free inspection, it would be for the Customer’s con¬
venience, and the cost for such trips is to be paid for by the Customer. Any arrangement whereby the
Dealer agrees to absorb all or a part of the cost of these trips is to be made between the Dealer and the
Customer and is to be considered a courtesy to the Customer.
The user will advise the dealer when unit will start in field so dealer representative carrbe on hand to
make necessary adjustments and help you get started properly.
We do notallow credit for the cost of travel time, mileage, or hauling as a warranty allowance.
WARRANTY .... Your warranty for new equipment will be received from your authorized dealer. You will
be required to pay any premium for overtime labor requested by you, any charge for making service calls
and for transporting the equipment to and from the place where warranty work is performed. Normal main¬
tenance service and repair work not covered by the warranty during the warranty period and all service
after the warranty period will be charged for at the dealer’s regular rates and prices. 7/79-6
THE NEW EQUIPMENT BATTERY SERVICE ADJUSTMENT POLICY
1. If within a period of 90 DAYS after day of sale to the original
user, the new equipment battery becomes unserviceable (not
merely discharged) in normal use, due to defective material or
workmanship, the company will replace it with an equivalent
new battery, without charge, to the original user.
2. If after the expiration of such 90 DAYS but before the expiration
of 24 months from date of sale to the original user (each such
month being designated herein as a unit of service) the new
equipment battery becomes unserviceable (not merely dis¬
charged) in normal use, due to defective material or work¬
manship, it will be replaced for the original user, in exchange
for the unserviceable battery, with an equivalent new battery at
an adjusted price. This adjusted price shall be determined by
applying to the then current retail price of the new battery, the
percentage of the maximum (24) units of service which was re¬
ceived from the unserviceable battery.
LIMITATIONS
No-charge replacements or adjustments under this policy may be
made by any authorized dealer.
This policy does not cover the following:
1. Unserviceability due to abuse or neglect, failure to maintain
recommended electrolyte level, fire wreckage, explosion, freez¬
ing, the addition to the battery of any chemical or solution other
than approved water or battery grade sulfuric acid of proper
gravity, the use of a group size smaller than the group size of
the original equipment battery, or continued operation of the
battery in an undercharged condition (below half charge -
1.190 sp. gr.).
2. Breakage of containers, covers or posts.
3. The cost of transportation, service calls, recharges or the use of
rental batteries.
Proof of date of purchase is required for all claims. This policy is
void if the date coding on the battery is removed or destroyed.
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CONTENTS
CONTENTS
TO OUR DEALER . 1
TO OUR CUSTOMER . 2
USER’S RESPONSIBILITY. 3
BATTERY SERVICE ADJUSTMENT POLICY . 3
SAFETY. 5 thru 10
SPECIFICATIONS. 11
GENERAL INFORMATION . 12,13
LUBRICATION AND SERVICE
Time Interval Chart forService Items . 16
Lubrication and Service Guide. 17
Front Axle . 18
3-Point Hitch . 18
Clutch-Brake Shaft Assembly. 18
Engine Cooling System . 19
Engine Oil Levels & Filters . 20
Engine Fuel Sediment Bowl & Filter. 20
Bleed Air from the Fuel System. 21
Front Wheel Bearings . 21
Transmissions Hydraulic System Oil
Level & Filter. 22
Front Axle Drive . 23
Battery. 23
Fuel Tank . 24
Air Cleaner . 24
Air Cleaner Element. 25
Alternator . 26
Injection Pump Lubrication . 26
Engine Service Tips. 27
Storage of Tractor . 27
OPERATING CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
Instruments & Controls. 30 thru 34
OPERATION
StartingS Stopping the Engine . 36
Fast Warm-up Period . 36
Brake-in Period. 36
Engine Clutch Pedal . 37
GearShifting-Transmission . 37
Coasting . 37
Brakes . 38
PTO Shaft . 38
PTO Operating Instructions . 39
3-Point Hitch . 40,41
Tire Inflation. 42
Weighting the Tractor . 43
ADJUSTMENTS
Position Control Lever. 46
Rate of Lower . 46
PTO Shift Lever . 46
PTO Safety Start Switch . 46
Fan Belt. 47
Engine Clutch Pedal . 47
Brake Pedal. 48
Wheel Tread S Torque . 48
Front Wheel Bearings . 49
Seat . 50
WIRING DIAGRAM . 51
MISCELLANOUS OPTIONAL, S EXTRA EQUIPMENT
Reinstallation of Rops Protective Frame 54 thru 56
FrontWeights. 57
RearWeights . 58
METRIC INFORMATION . 60 thru 62
TORQUE CHART S CONVERSION CHART . 63
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SAFETY MEANS
—USE YOUR HEAD to keep yourself and others safe!
— KNOW and FOLLOW the safety rules and procedures for the job at hand — Short¬
cuts lead to accidents.
—THINK about the job you are doing at all times! Routine work does not mean
routine thinking.
—BE ALERT to potential danger situations — Correct them yourself or have them
corrected.
-THE ONLY WAY IS THE SAFE WAY - Use your eyes to find safety hazards
before they find you.
NOTE: Some illustrations in this manual show units with optional equipment in¬
stalled. This optional equipment may be purchased from your local authorized
Dealer.
NOTE: Some photographs in this manual were taken of prototype models. Produc¬
tion models may vary in some detail.
A CAUTION: Some photographs in this manual may show shields or cover
panels removed for purposes of clarity. NEVER OPERATE Unit without all
shields and cover panels in place.

SAFETY
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
ATTENTION! BECOME ALERT!
YOUR SAFETY IS INVOLVED!
This symbol is used to call your attention to safety precautions that should be follow¬
ed by the operator to avoid accidents. When you see this symbol - Heed Its Warning.
Many hours of lost time and much suffering is caused
by the failure to practice simple safety rules.
IT IS TOO LATE TO REMEMBER WHAT SHOULD
HAVE BEEN DONE AFTER THE ACCIDENT HAS
HAPPENED.
1. STUDY this Operator’s Manual. LEARN how to
use the tractor controls for safe operation.
2. TRACTOR should be operated only by those who
are responsible, have been instructed thoroughly
in tractor’s operation, and have been authorized
to operate it.
3. ONLY one person, the operator, should be permit¬
ted on tractor when tractor is in motion. NEVER
CARRY PASSENGERS.
4. USE the platform to get on and off the tractor.
5. START engine from operator’s seat only. PLACE
gear shift lever in NEUTRAL disengage engine
clutch and place PTO shift lever in DISENGAGED
(off) position to close starting circuit.
6. DO NOT by-pass the safety starting switches. If
they malfunction, check with your authorized
dealer and have proper repairs made.
7. BEFORE starting tractor in motion, look around
carefully to make sure no person or obstruction is
in your path of travel.
8. ALWAYS drive the tractor at safe speeds for the
type of ground it is traveling on. The rate of travel
on hillside or curves should be regulated so there
is no danger of tipping.
9. USE CARE when operating on steep grades to
maintain proper stability.
10. ALWAYS keep the tractor in gear when going
down hill. NEVER permit tractor to coast with
clutch disengaged or with transmission in
neutral.
11. DO NOT drive too close to the edge of a ditch or
creek.
12. BEFORE leaving tractor seat ALWAYS PLACE
TRANSMISSION SHIFT LEVER IN NEUTRAL,
disengage P.T.O., set brakes, and stop engine
unless specifically instructed in the Operator’s
Manual of some machine or attachment to do
otherwise.
13. NEVER start a P.T.O. driven machine without
making sure that no one is on it or close to it.
14. NEVER permit anyone to examine, clean, service,
or adjust the tractor or any equipment operated by
it UNTIL tractor engine is stopped
TRANSMISSION SHIFT LEVER IS IN NEUTRAL,
P.T.O. is disengaged, brakes are set, and ALL
moving parts have stopped.
15. NEVER leave equipment in raised position when
tractor is parked.
16. NEVER leave the tractor unattended without plac¬
ing TRANSMISSION SHIFT LEVER IN NEUTRAL,
setting brakes, disengaging P.T.O., stopping the
engine, and removing the key.
17. DO NOT pull from the rear axle, PULL ONLY from
the DRAWBAR and take up slack in a chain
slowly.
18. DANGER: NEVER, UNDER ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES, ATTEMPT TO PULL
ANYTHING FROM THE ADJUSTABLE UPPER
LINK, THE LIFT SHAFT, THE AXLE OR THE
LIFT ARMS. Hitch loads to tractor ONLY at the
drawbar except when pulling implements spe¬
cifically designed for an properly fastened by
three point hitch.
19. If the tractor drive wheels are stuck, BACK OUT
to prevent the tractor from upsetting.
20. Use the FLASHING WARNING LIGHTS when trav¬
eling on public roads day or night - unless pro¬
hibited by law.
21. ALWAYS make sure that an S.M.V. emblem is
VISIBLE from the rear when traveling on public
roads.
22. NEVER run the tractor engine in a closed building
without adequate ventilation, because the ex¬
haust fumes are very injurious to health.
23. DIESEL FUEL CAN BE DANGEROUS. NEVER fill
fuel tank when engine is running, when engine is
hot, while near an open flame or when operator is
smoking.
24. DO NOT fill fuel tank completely to the top if trac¬
tor is to be exposed to sun. Fuel will expand and
run over. Wipe up any spilled fuel.
25. Keep a FIRE EXTINGUISHER handy at all times.
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SAFETY
26. DO NOT remove radiator cap until after engine
has cooled.
27. NEVER stand between tractor and drawn imple¬
ment while tractor is being backed to hitch.
28. DO NOT wear loose-fitting clothing that may be
blown or drawn into moving parts.
29. KEEP tractor and attachments in good operating
condition and keep safety devices in place. Use
guards as instructed in Operator’s Manual.
30. Provide a FIRST AID KIT. Treat all scratches,
cuts, etc., with the proper antiseptic immediately.
31. TRACTOR and attachments should be stopped
and inspected for damage after striking a foreign
object, and any damage should be repaired before
restarting and operating the equipment.
32. DO NOT change engine governor settings or over
speed engine.
33. A tractor roll-over can result in personal injury or
death. For your protection use of roll-over protec¬
tive structure and seat belt is recommended. Re¬
place seat belt when it becomes worn or frayed.
34. DO NOT use a seat belt if tractor is not equipped
with roll over protective devices.
35. ADD front weight for pulling heavy drawbar loads
or mounted tools.
36. ADD rear wheel weights for front loader operation
or other counterweight.
37. SET wheels as wide as practical for the job being
done and for BETTER stability.
38. DRIVE SLOWLY when pulling heavy wheeled
loads, especially if trailing vehicle has no brakes.
Towed loads that weigh more than the weight of
the tractor SHOULD BE equipped with an inde¬
pendent braking system.
39. LONG HAIR should be tied up short to prevent it
from becoming entangled in moving parts.
40. REPLACE damaged or lost safety decals
immediately.
41. ALWAYS lower fully to the ground any unit at¬
tached to the draft arms or supported by a remote
hydraulic cylinder, or else BLOCK IT SECURELY
at a workable height before inspecting, adjusting
or performing maintenance work.
42. NEVER use your hands to seek out escaping hy¬
draulic oil; use a small piece of cardboard or
wood. Hydraulic oil escaping under pressure can
have enough force to penetrate the skin. This can
cause serious personal injury. Hydraulic oil can
also infect a minor cut or other opening in the
skin. If injured by escaping hydraulic oil, seek
prompt medical attention.
43. KEEP HANDS away from leaks in high pressure
fuel lines. The finely atomized fuel can be ejected
with sufficient force to penetrate the skin. This
can cause serious personal injury. If injured by
escaping high pressure fuel, seek prompt medical
attention.
TAKE TIME FOR SAFETY
REMEMBER THAT SAFE OPERATION IS NO ACCIDENT
AVOID ACCIDENTS
BUILT-IN SAFETY FEATURES CAN BE EFFECTIVE
ONLY IF PROPERLY MAINTAINED AND UTILIZED.
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SAFETY
_SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL DECALS
. CAUTION: The following safety and operational decals are placed at strategic positions on the tractor to
provide the operator with a continual reminder of safe operating practices. If they become damaged or lost
» replace them immediately. They may be obtained from your authorized Dealer. The part number and location
of decal on the tractor are listed undereach copy of decal.
No. 2099204 - Located on Position Control Lever Quadrant
A CAUTION
To PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY to
l it is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to read, under¬
stand. and follow the safe operating practices
defined in the Operator s Manual shipped with
this tractor. If the manual is missing or damaged,
obtain a replacement from your local authorized
dealer.
2. FASTEN SEAT BELT securely if tractor has
ROPS.
3. REDUCE SPEED when turning, crossing slopes,
and on rough slick or muddy surfaces.
4.STAY OFF STEEP SLOPES.
5. WATCH WHERE YOU ARE GOING, especially at
row ends, on roads, and around trees.
6. NO RIDERS should be permitted on farm field
equipmenL
7.OPERATE TRACTOR SMOOTHLY-- no jerky starts
or stops.
8. HITCH ONLY TO DRAWBAR except when using
an implement designed for and properly fastened
by 3-point hitch.
9. AVOID DITCHES. EMBANKMENTS and HOLES
if possible, when operating tractor.
you or others, follow these instructions:
10 SET PARKING BRAKE or PARK LOCK whenever
tractor is stopped
11.KEEP ALL GUARDS IN PLACE when machinery
is in operation.
12.STOP ENGINE, disconnect the power source, and
WAIT FOR ALL MOVEMENT TO STOP BEFORE
SERVICING, adjusting, cleaning or unclogging
ANY EQUIPMENT unless specifically instructed
in an Operator's Manual to do otherwise.
13.NEVER COAST down hill.
14 MAKE SURE EVERYONE IS CLEAR of machinery
before starting engine, engaging power, or
operating the machine.
15. USE FLASHING WARNING LIGHTS when
operating on high ways except where prohibited
by law
16. NEVER TOW tractor with transmission in gear.
17. DO NOT FILL FUEL TANK while engine is
running, while engine is hot. near open flame
or while smoking.
No. 273992 -1 Used - Located on Top of L.H. Wheel Guard
A WARNING
To PREVENT PERSONAL INJURY
follow these instructions
1 KEEP ALL power take-off safety SHIELDS in PLACE
2 . This tractor is equipped with a 540 rpm PTO
Position and lock drawbar hitch hole 14 inches
(356 mm) from end of PTO shaft.
3. PULL ONLY FROM THE DRAWBAR except when
using an implement designed for and properly
fastened by 3-point hitch.
4. CAREFULLY CHECK OPERATION and maximum lift
height of any implement, especially 3-point hitch mount¬
ed backhoes. to insure proper clearance with ROPS
No. 271600 -1 Used - Located on R.H. Wheel Guard
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SAFETY
SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL DECALS
No. 2097375 - Located on Top of Transmission Cover
No. 2101475 - Located on Instrument Panel
IMPORTANT
II
Service air cleaner according to in¬
structions contained in the operator's
manual. Stop engine, remove and empty
dust cup every 10 hours of operation,
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SHIFT PATTERN
MILES/HR
KILOMETRES/HR
LAND SPEED @2500RPM WITH 8-18TIRES

SAFETY
SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL DECALS
A WARNING
AVOID POSSIBLE INJURY
OR DEATH from a ma¬
chine runaway.
1. Do not start engine by
shorting across starter
terminals.
Machine will start in
gear and move if nor¬
mal starting circuitry is
by passed.
2. Start engine only from
operators seat with
transmission in neutral
or park.
NEVER START ENGINE
WHILE STANDING ON
GROUND.
A WARNING
| A tractor roll-over can result in
No. 2101467 - Located on R.H. Wheel Guard
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SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
2WD-AG. Tires 2WD Turf Tires FWA AG. Tires
ENGINE
Make.
. Toyosha
Toyosha
Toyosha
PTO Horsepower .
. 15 (11.19 kW)*
15(11.19 kW)*
15(11.19 kW)*
Bare Engine Horsepower ....
. 18(13.42 kW)**
18(13.42 kW)**
18(13.42 kW)**
Number of Cylinders.
. 3
3
3
Bore.
. 2.87” (73 mm)
2.87” (73 mm)
2.87” (73 mm)
Stroke.
. 3.15” (80 mm)
3.15” (80 mm)
3.15” (80 mm)
Rated Speed RPM .
. 2500
2500
2500
Piston Displacement.
. 61.27 cu. in. (1004 cm3)
61.27 cu. in. (1004 cm3)
61.27 cu. in. (1004 cm3)
Compression Ratio .
. 22.5:1
22.5:1
22.5:1
CAPACITIES
Cooling System .
. 3.2 qts. Approx. (3 Litres)
3.2 qts. Approx. (3 Litres)
3.2 qts. Approx. (3 Litres)
Fuel Tank .
EngineCrankcase.
. 3.7 gal. (14 Litres)
3.7 gal. (14 Litres)
3.7 gal. (14 Litres)
Oil Change w/Filter.
Transmission (Hydraulic
. 2.3 qts. (2.2 Litres)
2.3 qts. (2.2 Litres)
2.3 qts. (2.2 Litres)
System) .
FWA
. 18 qts. (17 Litres)
18 qts. (17 Litres)
18 qts. (17 Litres)
Differential.
—
—
1.6 qts. (1.5 Litres)
Side Gear Case-Each ...
—
—
.42 qts. (.4 Litres)
GENERAL DIMENSIONS
Height to Top of ROPS .
. W/8-18 Rear Tires
W/29 x 12-15 Turf
W/8-18 Rear Tires
Height toTop of Hood (Front) .
. 40.9” (1039 mm)
40.9” (1039 mm)
40.9” (1039 mm)
Height to Steering Wheel ....
. 46.9” (1190 mm)
46.9” (1190 mm)
46.9” (1190 mm)
Wheelbase .
. 50.8” (1290 mm)
50.8” (1290 mm)
50.8" (1290 mm)
Turning Radius w/Brakes . . . .
. 78.0” (1980 mm)
79.7” (2025 mm)
76.4” (1940 mm)
MinimumWidth .
. 40.9” (1039 mm)
48.5” (1231 mm)
48.5” (1231 mm)
Overall Length.
. 82.7” (2100 mm)
82.7” (2100 mm)
82.7” (2100 mm)
Clearance Under Front Axle ..
Clearance U nder Rear
. 13.7” (348 mm)
13.1 ”(333 mm)
12” (305 mm)
Axle Housing.
. 14.2” (360 mm)
14.2” (360 mm)
14.2” (360 mm)
Approx. Shipping Weight ....
. 1278 lbs. (580 kg)
1278 lbs. (580 kg)
1448 lbs. (657 kg)
The Company reserves the right to make changes on the above specifications or add improvements at any time
without notice or obligation.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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DIESEL FUEL
Fuel used in this Diesel Engine should be Grade No.
2-D as defined by ASTM D975 specification for diesel
fuel oils. For maximum performance and fuel filter life,
sulfur content should be less than 0.5 percent and
water and sediment content should be less than 0.1
percent.
For cold weather operation, below +20° F (-6.7° C).
Grade No. 1 -D fuel should be used to ensure ease of
starting and proper fuel flow. Fuel pour point should be
+ 10° F (5.6° C) below lowest expected ambient
temperature.
FUELSTORAGE
The importance of proper fuel storage cannot be too
strongly stressed. Storage tanks, drums or portable
service tanks must be free from rust, scale, sediment
or any other foreign matter which will contaminate the
fuel. Contaminated fuel will clog the fuel filter and
eventually damage the fuel injection pump and fuel
nozzles.
NOTE: If fuel is to be stored more than 3 months it
should be treated with diesel fuel conditioner as a pro¬
tection against wax and gum build up and water
contamination.
METRIC INFORMATION
CAUTION: This product contains some
parts dimensioned in the Metric System as
well as in the U.S. Inch System. Some fasten¬
ers are metric and are very close in dimensions to fa¬
miliar fasteners in the U.S. Inch System. It is important
to note that, during any repair or maintenance proce¬
dures, replacement fasteners must have the same mea¬
surements and strength as those removed, whether
metric or U.S. Inch System. Mismatched or incorrect
fasteners can result in damage or malfunction, or
possible personal injury. Therefore, fasteners removed
from the machine should be saved for reuse in the
same locations. Where the fasteners are not satisfac¬
tory for reuse, care should be taken to select a replace¬
ment that matches the original. For information and
assistance, see your authorized dealer.
T-69367
R.H. VIEW
1. Hood Latch Handle 2. Brake Pedal
ENGINE HOOD LATCH
The engine hood must be raised to inspect and service
engine.
To open hood pull up on hood latch handle (1) and raise
hood. The hood can be locked in raised position with a
lock rod (Not Shown). When closing hood, release lock
rod and push down on rear area to lock in closed
position.
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T-69363
1. (PIN) Number
T-69359
2. Engine Model & Serial Number
This tractor is built rugged to give a long, trouble-free
life in many different work applications. This tractor is
tough, however, it should be remembered that neglect¬
ed maintenance and abuse will shorten the service life
of tractor and incur more repair expense.
The warranty does not cover parts failure caused by
abuse or failure of the owner to properly maintain his
tractor.
RIGHT AND LEFT
When reference is made concerning right and left of
the tractor this is determined when sitting in Opera¬
tor’s seat and facing front of tractor.
READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY EVEN IF YOU
HAVE OWNED SIMILAR TRACTORS. THIS MANUAL
SHOULD BE KEPT AS A HANDY REFERENCE FOR
MAINTENANCE AND LUBRICATION.
Give the complete number as stamped. Example:
5015-1001 for Model 5015 or 9518-1001 for Model
9518.
2. The Engine Model and Serial Number is located on
R.H. side of the cylinder block. Example:
CS100-001001.
3. Transmission Model and Serial Number is located
on R.H. side of the transmission housing.
GENERAL INFORMATION
T-69365
3. Transmission Serial Number
GENERAL INFORMATION
1 .
The Model number and Serial Number of your trac¬
tor appears as the Product Identification Number
(PIN) and is stamped on a name plate located on
rear surface of the steering shaft support facing
operator.
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MEMO
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LUBRICATION & SERVICE
Lubrication and Service
T-69381
a CAUTION: To prevent personal injury,
never permit anyone to examine, clean, ser-
vice, or adjust the tractor or any equipment
operated by it UNTIL tractor engine is stopped, brakes
are set, transmission shift lever is in neutral, P.T.O. is
disengaged, and all moving parts have stopped.
The following section deals with lubricating and ser¬
vicing your tractor. Be sure to follow the recommended
time intervals and use the type of lubricants that are
recommended.
The few dollars you may save by using cheaper lubri¬
cants or not following the recommended change inter¬
vals may cost you many dollars later on.
In order for your tractor warranty to be valid the recom¬
mended time intervals must be followed and the recom¬
mended types of lubricants must be used!
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LUBRICATION^ SERVICE
TIME INTERVAL CHART FOR SERVICE ITEMS
10 HOURS OR DAILY
Air Cleaner Cup - Clean
Engine Cooling System - Check coolant level
EngineOil Level-Check
Front Axle and Steering Linkage - Grease
(7 fittings2 WD) (6 fittings - FWD)
3-Point Hitch -Grease2 fittings and lubricate
8 bushings
Fuel Sediment Bowl - Check and clean if needed
Transmission Oil Level - Check (includes oil for
transmission and hydraulic lift system)
FWD Axle Oil Level - Check
20 HOURS
EngineOil & Filter - first change at 20 hours
on new tractor
50 HOURS
EngineOil & Filter - change (after first change)
Transmission and HydraulicOil (NewTractor)
Change oil and filter first time at 50 hours.
Fuel Filter (NewTractor) - change fuel filterfirst
time at 50 hours
Clutch - Brake Shaft Assembly - grease 3 fittings
Battery - Check electrolyte level
FWD Axle Oil - Change oil first time at 50 hours
100 HOURS
AirCleanerElement -Clean
200 HOURS
Crankcase Breather tube - Remove and Clean
Transmission and Hydraulic Oil - Change oil and filter
(after first change)
Injection PumpOil - Change
FWD Axle Oil - Change Oil (after first change)
YEARLY
Front Wheel Bearings-Clean and repack
(2 WD or300 hours, which ever comes first)
Fuel Filter - change (after first change)
or 400 hours, whichever comes first
Air Cleaner Element - Change
2 YEARS
Engine cooling system - drain and refill
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LUBRICATION & SERVICE
LUBRICATION AND SERVICE GUIDE
SUBJECT
SERVICE OR LUBRICANT
INTERVAL
CAPACITIES
Engine Oil and
Oil Filter
Air Cleaner Cup
CD (DSSeries3) ClassOil
Check oil level every 10 hrs. or daily. On a
new tractor change oil and filter after the
first 20 hrs. of operation. After this initial
change, oil and filter should be changed
every 50 hrs.
Clean every 10 hrs. or daily
2.3 qts. (2.2 litres)
w/filter
New element from your
Air Cleaner
Clean as required - replace every year or
Element
Authorized Dealer.
after six cleaning, whichever occurs first.
Engine Cooling
Permanent type anti-freeze'
Check level every 10 hrs. or daily - Maintain
Approx. 3.2 qts.
System
coolant level between “FULL” & “ADD”
marks on overflow bottle. Drain and
refill every2 years.
(3 litres)
Transmission - Allis-Chalmers Power Fluid
Check level every 10 hrs. or daily. Change
4.5 gal. (17 litres)
Hydraulic Oil &
Filter
Injection Pump
Sediment Bowl
821 orSimplicity Multi¬
purpose Hyd. Transmission 0
CD (DS Series3) ClassOil
oil and filter at first 50 hrs. of
il. operation and every 200 hrs. thereafter.
C hange oi 1 every 200 hrs.
Check and clean if needed every 10 hrs.
7 fl. oz. (200 ml)
or daily.
Fuel Filter
Filter from your authorized
Replace after first 50 hrs. of opeation and
Dealer.
yearly or every 400 hrs. thereafter.
Battery
Clean distilled water only.
Check level of electrolyte solution once a
week (50 hrs.) - add distilled water when
necessary.
Front Wheel
No. 2 wheel bearing grease
Clean and repack yearly or every 300 hrs. or
Bearings
oftener i n extremely wet or muddy conditions.
Check and adjust the wheel bearings
periodically.
Front Axle
Multi-purpose grease
Lubricate Daily (every 10 hrs.) (7 fittings)
2WD (6 fittings) FWD
3-Point Hitch
Multi-purpose grease
Lubricate Daily (every 10 hrs.) (2 fittings)
Clutch - Brake
Shaft Assembly
Multi-purpose grease
Lubricate Weekly (every 50 hrs. (3 fittings)
FWD Axle
Allis-ChalmersPowerFluid Change after first 50 hrs. of operation and
1.6 qt. (1.5 litre)
821 orSimplicity Multi-
every 200 hrs. thereafter
axle housing
purpose Hyd. Transmission C
)il.
.4 qt. (0.4 litre)
lock final drive
housing
‘Capacities listed here are approximate. Use dipsticks, sight gauges or level plugs for proper fill.
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LUBRICATION & SERVICE
T-69344
FIGURE 2 -L.H. Side
1. Lube Fittings
FIGURE 1 - R.H. Side
1. Lube Fittings
CAUTION: NEVER ATTEMPT TO CLEAN
LUBRICATE OR ADJUST THIS MACHINE
WHILE IT IS IN MOTION OR ENGINE IS
RUNNING
FRONT AXLE (Figures 1,2)
Lubricate daily (10 hours) with multi-purpose grease,
seven lube fittings, one on each spindle support end
one on the axle front pivot, two on each tie rod. (Six
lube fittings on FWD, two on each tie rod, two on axle
front pivot).
FIGURE 3 - RearView
1. Lube Fittings
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