Terramite T6 User manual

Compact Tractor
Loader Backhoe
“Backed by a World of Experience”
600 Goff Mountain Road
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P.O. Box 7146, Charleston, WV 25356-7146 U.S.A.
1-800-428-3772
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Fax [phone]
International 1-304-776-4231
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Fax [phone]
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PARTS
MANUAL
IMPORTANT!
READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING MACHINE.

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Table of Contents
SECTION ONE: INTRODUCTION/INFORMATION
History of Terramite Backhoes .................................................................................. 1.1
Know Your Warranty .................................................................................................. 1.1
Sample: Limited New Product Warranty ................................................................. 1.2
Before You Start ......................................................................................................... 1.3
Safety Tips .................................................................................................................. 1.3
Hand Signals .............................................................................................................. 1.4
Call First ..................................................................................................................... 1.5
Customer Fax Order Form ................................................................................... Insert
SECTION TWO: PARTS
Operator Position for Endloader Use ........................................................................ 2.1
Operator Position for Backhoe Operation ................................................................ 2.1
View from Left Side of Loader Bucket ..................................................................... 2.2
View from Front with Loader Arm Assembly Raised ............................................. 2.3
View from Front of Loader Bucket ........................................................................... 2.4
View from Right Side of Loader Arm Assembly ..................................................... 2.5
View from Left Side of Loader Arm Assembly ........................................................ 2.6
View from Right Side of Loader Arm Assembly ..................................................... 2.7
Four Wheel Drive Front Axle (Bumper Attached) ................................................... 2.8
Two Wheel Drive Front Axle (Bumper Not Shown) ................................................ 2.9
View from Left Side of 4 Point ROPS Mount ....................................................... 2.10
View from Right Side of 4 Point ROPS Mount .................................................... 2.11
View of Right Front Tire and Rim .......................................................................... 2.12
View of Right Rear Tire and Rim ............................................................................ 2.13
Front Wheel Hubs Two Wheel Drive ...................................................................... 2.14
Hub Assembly and Spindle Two Wheel Drive ....................................................... 2.14
View from Operator Position Facing Loader ......................................................... 2.15
View of Loader Valve Hoses and Fittings from Right Side of Engine
Compartment Under Hood Assembly ............................................................... 2.16
View of Battery from the Left Side of Engine Compartment ............................... 2.17
View of Dash Wiring Harness from Right Side of Engine Compartment .......... 2.18
View of Air Cleaner and Radiator from Operator Position .................................... 2.19
View of Under Side of Air Cleaner .......................................................................... 2.20
View from Right Side of Engine Compartment .................................................... 2.21
View from Left Side of Engine Compartment (After 4/31/98) ............................. 2.22
Exploded View of Energy Isolating Engine Mount ............................................... 2.23
View from Top of Transmission Assembly ............................................................ 2.24
Top View of Parking Brake Assembly .................................................................... 2.25
Drive Shaft Coupler for the 2WD/4WD 13 Tooth Spline ..................................... 2.26
View from Front of Rear Axle - Parking Brake Assembly ..................................... 2.27
View from Left Side of Rear Axle - Drum Brake .................................................... 2.28
View from Left Side of Fuel Tank ........................................................................... 2.29
View from Right Side of Hydraulic Tank ............................................................... 2.30
View of Deck Lid in from of Operator Seat ............................................................ 2.31
View of Deck Lid (Behind Operator Seat) .............................................................. 2.31
View from Right of Foot Pedal Control - 2WD ..................................................... 2.32
Close Up of Pedal Spring Installation .................................................................... 2.32
View from Right of Foot Pedal Control ................................................................. 2.33
View of Cam Roller Center Spring ......................................................................... 2.34
Exploded View of Rear Transmission 4WD Brackets ........................................... 2.35
View from Back of Seat ........................................................................................... 2.36
View from Operator Position of Backhoe Valve .................................................... 2.37
View from Operator Position of Backhoe Valve (Continued) ............................... 2.38
View from Operator Position of Backhoe Valve (Continued) ............................... 2.39
View from Operator Position of Backhoe Valve (Continued) ............................... 2.40
View from Right Side Outrigger Assembly ........................................................... 2.41
View of Flip Over Pads ............................................................................................ 2.42
View of Loader Valve Assembly .............................................................................. 2.43
View of Valve Linkage Assembly ............................................................................ 2.44
View from Right Side of Swing Assembly ............................................................ 2.45
View from Right Side Top of Swing Assembly ..................................................... 2.46
View from Right Side of Boom .............................................................................. 2.47
View from Right Side of Rear Bucket & Linkage Assembly ............................... 2.48
View from Left Side of Linkage Assembly-Quick Attach Bucket ........................ 2.49
Quick Attach Backhoe Buckets after May 1, 1998 ................................................. 2.50
Tooth Caps ................................................................................................................ 2.51
To Check Proper Level in Hydraulic Tank .............................................................. 2.51
Hydraulic System Oil Change and Type Specifications ....................................... 2.52
On Hand Spare Parts ................................................................................................ 2.52
Special Tools ............................................................................................................ 2.52
Purging Air From Fuel System Service Procedures ................................................ 2.53
Purging Air From Fuel System Service Procedures Continued .............................. 2.54
SECTION THREE: HYDRAULICS
T6 Transmission - 2WD ............................................................................................ 3.1
T6 Torque Motor - 2WD ............................................................................................ 3.2
T6 Transmission - 4WD ............................................................................................ 3.3
T6 4WD Front Axle Assembly .................................................................................. 3.4
T6 Torque Motor - 4WD ............................................................................................ 3.5
T6 4WD Cartridge Block .......................................................................................... 3.6
T6 Oil Cooler ............................................................................................................. 3.7
T6 Steering Column 2WD and 4WD ........................................................................ 3.8
T6 Power Steering Cylinder ..................................................................................... 3.9
T6 Loader Valve Assembly ...................................................................................... 3.10
T6 Backhoe Valve Assembly ................................................................................... 3.11
T6 Filter Assembly .................................................................................................. 3.12
T6 Drive System Distributor Block ....................................................................... 3.13
T6 Hydraulic Oil Tank Assembly ............................................................................ 3.14
T6 Backhoe Hydraulic Circuit Wobblestick Hose Diagram 2WD ....................... 3.15
T6 Backhoe Hydraulic Circuit Wobblestick Hose Diagram 4WD ....................... 3.16
T6 Loader Hydraulic Circuit Hose Lengths (in.) ................................................... 3.17
SECTION FOUR: COMPONENTS
T6 Wiring Diagram - Perkins 103-15 ....................................................................... 4.1
MAB/MAE Torquemotor Exploded Assembly View - Typical .............................. 4.2
Rear Axle Assembly ......................................................................................... 4.3 to 4.4
General Tightening Torque for Bolts, Nuts and Taperlock Studs ........................... 4.5
Metric Fasteners ......................................................................................................... 4.5
Schematic-View of Typical Control Valve Assembly ............................................. 4.6
Parts Ordering Information ....................................................................................... 4.7
4-Way, 3-Position Valve Section ............................................................................... 4.8
Load Check Plug Assembly ...................................................................................... 4.9
SPK Monoblock Valve ............................................................................................ 4.10
Model J-HP High Pressure Relief ........................................................................... 4.11
SECTION FIVE: OPTIONS
Clam Shell 4 in 1 Bucket .......................................................................................... 5.1
View of Clam Shell 4 in 1 Bucket from Drivers Position ...................................... 5.2
View of Dash for Clam Shell 4 in 1 Bucket ............................................................. 5.2
View Under the Dash for Clam Shell 4 in 1 Bucket ................................................ 5.3
SECTION SIX: TRANSLATIONS
Translations ...................................................................................................... 6.1 to 6.6
SECTION SEVEN: INDEX
Index ................................................................................................................. 7.1 to 7.4
The Terramite T6 Parts Manual is Subject to Change Without Notice
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History of Terramite Backhoes
Know Your Warranty
We have included the following breakdown of the coverage of your warranty to assist you in quickly determining just
what is covered and what is not.
SEE SAMPLE WARRANTY
ON NEXT PAGE.
In 1963, K. G. Cunningham, the founder of Terramite, designed and built a full-functioning backhoe as an
attachment for a Gravely tractor. Although it was an instant success with cemeteries and contractors who were
looking for a small machine, it soon became apparent that there was a greater need for a compact backhoe that was
about a third the size of the larger machines that were available at the time. Following several years of R&D, the
Model 1 was introduced in 1965. Realizing the need for a more versatile machine, the Model 2 followed, which
added a loader and an all-gear drive.
The need for better control while endloading prompted the hydrastatic drive Terramite 3 in 1972. This was
followed by the 3-15 in 1974, the Model 4 in 1976 and the Model 5 in 1980. The T5B was introduced in 1986, the
T5C, premiered in 1990, and the latest compact loader/backhoe, the T6 made its debut in early 1997. Each model
represented major as well as minor improvements in the original machine.
Our never ending policy of improvements and enhancements of our original design, accessories and services
is the reason Terramite is number one in the compact tractor loader backhoe manufacturing business today.
Where Do I Obtain Warranty Service?
For the authorized Terramite Service facility
nearest you, call Warranty Service Manager, Terramite
1-800-428-3772.
Who is Covered and For How Long?
Only the original consumer/purchaser of a new T6 for
a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase.
What is Covered Under Warranty?
Warranty is limited to replacement and repair of
defective parts only that failed under normal use. Warranty
does not include the replacement of the machine.
Does this Include Cost of Replacement and Repair?
The first step to obtaining service work is to call the
Terramite Warranty Service Manager, 1-800-428-3772, and
obtain an authorization number. Upon our inspection of the
replaced part, if it is determined that the item was truly
defective and was not damaged or abused by failure to
perform reasonable and necessary maintenance, Terramite
will authorize payment of a reasonable amount for the
replacement and/or repair of said item.
Where Do I Obtain the Replacement Item?
First, contact your dealer as he may have the needed
part in stock. If not, contact our Terramite Warranty Service
Manager, 1-800-428-3772. As the manufacturer, we buy
these items at a lower price than most dealers. Therefore,
we reserve the right to supply all items replaced when under
warranty. However, some items are covered under separate
warranties from the original manufacturer, such as pumps,
motors, tires, etc., which are often honored at their local
dealers. Many of these manufacturers include warranty
information that can be found in your T6 Service Manual.
Does Warranty Cover Any Other Costs?
Terramite will not be responsible for indirect or
consequential damages of any kind, such as lost income,
penalties for not completing work on schedule, etc., due to
the failure of the warranted machine. Terramite will not
cover any added charges, such as renting another machine
or the cost of transporting the machine to and from being
repaired, etc.
Can This Warranty be Changed by the Dealer?
Terramite will not back up any warranty claim other
than what is stated on the official Limited New Product
Warranty that accompanies the T6 at time of purchase. This
summary of the warranty does not constitute a warranty itself,
only answers those questions most often asked. Read your
official warranty for full details of its coverage and
exclusions.
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SAMPLE Limited New Product Warranty
Fill in the information requested above.
This will be useful anytime you need to order parts.
This is only a SAMPLE of the Limited New Product Warranty
provided with each new machine to the original owner.
(ORIGINAL PURCHSER)
SAMPLE
WE WARRANTY TO THE ORIGINAL
CONSUMER/PURCHASER THAT EACH NEW
PRODUCT SOLD BY US WILL BE FREE FROM
MANUFACTURING DEFECTS IN NORMAL SERVICE
USE FOR A PERIOD OF ONE (1) YEAR FROM DATE
OF PURCHASE.
Our obligation under this warranty is expressly
limited, solely at our option, to the replacement or repair
at the premises of Terramite Corporation, 600 Goff
Mountain Road, Charleston, West Virginia 25356, or at a
service facility designated by us, of such part or parts as
inspection shall disclose to have been defective. This
warranty does not apply to defects caused by casualty or
unreasonable use (including faulty repairs by others and
failure to provide reasonable and necessary maintenance)
nor to ordinary wear and tear, while in the possession of
the consumer/purchaser.
This warranty is for replacement or repair of
defective parts only, and does not provide for replacement
of complete products due to a defective part or parts nor
does it cover any charges of whatever nature in connection
with the replacement of any such defective parts.
We shall not be responsible for special, indirect,
incidental or consequential damages of any kind
including, but not limited to, labor costs or transportation
charges in connection with the replacement or repair of
defective parts.
Components such as engines, pumps and batteries
which are supplied by other manufacturers, are warranted
by the manufacturer's nearest "Factory Service Center"
for repair or replacement of those items. However, when
necessary, the manufacturer will act as your agent to
secure adjustment.
To obtain warranty service, purchaser must bring
the product to an authorized Terramite Service facility.
For the facility nearest you, contact Terramite
Corporation, P.O. Box 7146, Charleston, WV 25356 or
telephone [phone].
This warranty gives you specific rights and you may
have other rights which vary from state to state. This
warranty is in lieu of any other warranty, whether written,
verbal, expressed or implied and may not be modified or
changed by Terramite Distributors or Dealers. This
warranty shall be null and void unless the section below
has been filled in and the manufacturer's copy of this
document is returned to Terramite Corporation, P.O. Box
7146, Charleston, WV 25356 within ten (10) days of the
date of purchase by the original owner.
SAMPLE
MODEL# ____________________________ SERIAL# ___________________________ ENGINE# _____________________________
PURCHASED FROM ___________________________________ CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN# __________________________________
NAME OF PURCHASER _____________________________________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS _________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PHONE ( ____________ ) ________________________ CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN# _________________________________________
TYPE OF BUSINESS ________________________________________________________________________________________________
IS THIS YOUR FIRST TERRAMITE? __________ WHAT KIND OF SIMILAR EQUIPMENT DO YOU OWN? ___________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
OPTIONS __________________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
DATE OF PURCHASE ___________________________ SIGNATURE ______________________________________________________
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Safety Tips
Safety is a prime consideration in the design of this
machine. Guards, shields and other safety features are built
in wherever possible. However, accident reports show
carelessness causes the majority of accidents. You can avoid
most accidents by observing the safety rules on these pages.
Study these rules carefully and enforce them on the job:
Never allow minors to operate or be in the vicinity
of the machine while working.
Do not allow the T6 to be operated by anyone who
is intoxicated or on medication that would affect their
judgement or ability to operate the machine.
The machine is designed to be operated by adults
who are of average size and weight. Persons who are
extremely heavy, big or tall, or those who are exceedingly
short, light or weak should not run the machine.
Before Operating the Terramite T6
Read the Operator's Handbook. Never allow
anyone to operate the backhoe without reading the Operator's
Manual and Safety Instructions. This should be followed
by supervised training, if possible.
Check Your Equipment. Always make a complete
inspection of the machine before operating it that day. Check
the hydraulic system and the engine oil level. Then check
the machine for broken, missing or defective parts. Check
the tires for cuts, bulges, irregularities and abnormal wear
and proper inflation. Check the neutral position of the foot
pedal. A malfunctioning machine invites accidents.
"Do Not Operate" Tag. When you service the
machine, put a "DO NOT OPERATE" Tag on the instrument
panel. This tag (Terramite Part Number 1-400.82) is included
with each machine.
Keep Your Machine Clean. Slippery surfaces are
hazardous. Remove oil, grease or mud from the operating
area of the tractor. Failure to keep these areas clean could
cause a serious accident.
Wear Whatever is Needed for Protection. Protect
yourself by wearing all the protective clothing and personal
safety devices issued to you or required by job conditions.
You may need a hard hat, safety shoes, safety glases, heavy
gloves, hearing protection, reflective clothing, wet weather
gear and a respirator. Never take chances by wearing loose
clothing, watches or rings.
Look For Hazards. Walk around a new work area
and check for any hidden hazards, such as holes and hidden
abutments.
Read and Heed Safety Decals. Make sure the safety
and information decals can be easily read. To clean decals,
use soap and water only. Gasoline or solvents will destroy
the decals. If these decals are missing or illegible, call our
Parts/Service Department for replacements.
Roll-Over Protective Structure. All Terramite T6
tractor loader backhoes are equipped with a Roll-Over
Protective Structure. This is designed to protect the operator
in the event of a roll-over. If this machine has been rolled
over, the R.O.P.S. must be replaced. It is designed to be
used only once.
Driving Pivot Pins. When driving pivot pins in or
out, use care to guard against injury from particles that may
chip off the pin ro object used in striking the pin. These pins
can fly out at high speed if they are not tapped lightly just
before they come out. Make sure there isn't anyone or
anything in the way, in case the pin flies out. Safety glasses
should be worn.
IMPORTANT! If this machine is used by the owner, an
employee, or is loaned or rented, make sure that the
following instructions are complied with:
1. The operator has read the Operation and the
Safety Rules sections of the Operator's
Handbook.
2. He has been given instructions on the safe and
correct use of the machine.
3. He has practiced operating the machine and
the use of all controls in a safe, clear area
before he operates the machine on a job site.
4. He has read all safety decals on the machine.
5. He has been informed to clear the area of other
persons and hidden hazards before starting the
machine.
Before You Start
READ OPERATOR'S HANDBOOK
Carefully read all WARNING! and DANGER! messages in handbook and be sure you understand their meanings.
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Hand Signals
Purpose and Scope
The purpose of the hand signals is to provide an easy means of communications in the interest of safety. These hand signals
are in general agreement with U.S. Army Field Manual, FM21-60, Section II, Standard Arm and Hand Signals. The standard
provides for hand signals to be used in agricultural operations especially when noise or distance precludes the use of normal
voice communications.
Fig. 1 - THIS FAR TO GO. Place palms at
ear level facing head, move laterally inward
to indicate remaining distance to go.
Fig. 2 - COME TO ME. Raise the arm
vertically overhead, palm to the front, and
rotate in large horizontal circles.
Fig. 3 - MOVE TOWARD ME. Beckon by
holding the arm horizontally to the front,
palm up, and motioning toward the body.
Fig. 4 - MOVE OUT - TAKE OFF. Face the
desired direction of movement; hold the
arm extended to the rear; then swing it
overhead and forward in the direction of
desired movement until it is horizontal,
palm down.
Fig. 5 - STOP. Raise hand upward to the
full extent of the arm, palm to the front.
Hold that position until the signal is
understood.
Fig. 6 - SPEED IT UP - INCREASE SPEED.
Raise the hand to the shoulder, fist closed;
thrust the fist upward to the full extent of
the arm and back to the shoulder rapidly
several times.
Fig. 7 - SLOW IT DOWN - DECREASE
SPEED. Extend the arm horizontally
sideward, palm down, and wave arm
downward 45 deg. minimum several times,
keeping the arm straight. Do not move arm
above horizontal.
Fig. 8 - START THE ENGINE. Simulate
cranking the vehicle by moving arm in a
circular motion at waist level.
Fig. 9 - STOP THE ENGINE. Draw right
hand palm down, across the neck in a
"throat cutting" motion from left to right.
Fig. 10 - LOWER EQUIPMENT. Make
circular motion with either hand pointing
to the ground.
Fig. 11 - RAISE EQUIPMENT. Make
circular motion with either hand at head
level.
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CALL FIRST
Call Your One-Call System First
Before you start any digging project, don't forget to call the
local One-Call System in your area. If you don't call, you
may have an accident or suffer injuries, cause interruption
of services, damage the environment or experience job
delays. The One-Call System will notify participating utility
companies of your proposed digging activities.
If you don't know the number for the local One-Call in
your area, dial the national One-Call referral number
toll free, 1-888-258-0808 for this information.
Utilities will then mark their underground facilities by using
the following international marking codes:
Red - Electric
Yellow - Gas, Oil or Petroleum
Orange - Communication, Telephone, TV
Blue - Potable Water
Green/Brown - Sewer
White - Proposed Excavation
Pink - Temporary Survey Markings
Always contact your local One-Call system
before starting your digging project.
One-Call Safety Labels & Placards Available From
Hazard Communication Systems, Inc. 800-748-0241
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CUSTOMER FAX ORDER FORM
THE TERRAMITE CORPORATION
600 Goff Mountain Road P.O. Box 7146 Charleston, WV 25356-7146 U.S.A.
Fax: [phone] International Fax: [phone]
SOLD TO: SHIPPED TO:
Contact: Contact:
Phone: Phone:
Fax: Fax:
DATE: YOUR ORDER NO.: FOB: CHARLESTON, WV, U.S.A. TRACTOR INFORMATION:
a SHIPPED VIA _________________________ MODEL # ________________________
UPS NEXT DAY SERIAL # ________________________
2ND DAY
FEDEX NEXT DAY
2ND DAY
MOTOR FREIGHT
THANK YOU!
WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS!
NOTE: This order form is for ease of use when ordering parts identified in this manual. Simply
photocopy this page (keep this page for future use) and fill in the parts needed. Fax to
Terramite at the number above. We will promptly respond to your request.
QUANITY
ORDERED PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION
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Copyright ©1999 Terramite Corporation
CUSTOMER FAX ORDER FORM
THE TERRAMITE CORPORATION
600 Goff Mountain Road P.O. Box 7146 Charleston, WV 25356-7146 U.S.A.
Fax: [phone] International Fax: [phone]
SOLD TO: SHIPPED TO:
Contact: Contact:
Phone: Phone:
Fax: Fax:
DATE: YOUR ORDER NO.: FOB: CHARLESTON, WV, U.S.A. TRACTOR INFORMATION:
SHIPPED VIA _________________________ MODEL # ________________________
UPS NEXT DAY SERIAL # ________________________
2ND DAY
FEDEX NEXT DAY
2ND DAY
MOTOR FREIGHT
THANK YOU!
WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS!
NOTE: This order form is for ease of use when ordering parts identified in this manual. Simply
photocopy this page (keep this page for future use) and fill in the parts needed. Fax to
Terramite at the number above. We will promptly respond to your request.
QUANITY
ORDERED PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION
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Operator Position for Endloader Use
Please Note: Left or Right is Determined from the Operator's Position
Operator Position for Backhoe Operation
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ITEM PART NUMBER PREVIOUS PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 13306 1-33.T6 60" Loader Bucket 1
2 13000 1-30.T5C Pin, 1" x 51/4", Front Curl Cylinder 2
3 23109 1-31.01.T6 Rod, Front Curl 1
4 20176 0107.6-6 Fitting, 3/8" MP x 3/8" FM Swivel 12
5 88698 8-6.98 Hose, 3/8" x 98" 1
6 23106 1-31.T6 Front Curl Cylinder - Loader Bucket 1
7 12406 1-24.T6X Loader Arm Assembly 1
8 13200 1-32.T5C Pin, 1" x 43/4"2
9 13060 1-33.03.60 Cutting Edge (Weld-On) 1
1 2 3 4 5 6
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View from Left Side of Loader Bucket
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ITEM PART NUMBER PREVIOUS PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 13000 1-30.T5C Pin, 1" x 51/4", Front Curl Cylinder 2
2 23106 1-31.T6 Front Curl Cylinder - Loader Bucket 1
3 88698 8-6.98 Hose, 3/8" x 98" 1
4 88678 8-6.78 Hose, 3/8" x 78" 1
5 88620 8-6.20 Hose, 3/8" x 20" 2
6 88642 8-6.42 Hose, 3/8" x 42" 2
7 88675 8-6.75 Hose, 3/8" x 75" 2
8 20176 0107.6-6 Fitting, 3/8" MP x 3/8" FM Swivel 12
9 22176 2107.6-6 Fitting, 3/8" x 3/8" Swivel 90° 2
10 22266 022T.6-6 Fitting, 3/8" Tee 2
View from Front with Loader Arm Assembly Raised
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ITEM PART NUMBER PREVIOUS PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 13306 1-33.T6 60" Loader Bucket 1
2 13060 1-33.03.60 Cutting Edge (Weld-On) 1
1
View from Front of Loader Bucket
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View from Right Side of Loader Arm Assembly
1 2 3 4
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ITEM PART NUMBER PREVIOUS PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 12600 1-26.T5C Pin, 1" x 51/4" - Left Cyl. (Head) 2
2 20082 1N6CF Nut, 3/8" NC Flange 24
3 14099 1-400.99 Decal, American Flag 2
4
12076 12076 2 WD 1
12077 12077 4 WD 1
5 88678 8-6.78 Hose, 3/8" x 78" 1
6 20176 0107.6-6 Fitting, 3/8" MP x 3/8" FM Swivel 12
7 88698 8-6.98 Hose, 3/8" x 98" 1
8 23106 1-31.T6 Front Curl Cylinder - Loader Bucket 1
9 13000 1-30.T5C Pin, 1" x 51/4", Front Curl Cylinder 2
10 14021 1-402.1 Reflective Tape, Amber 2
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ITEM PART NUMBER PREVIOUS PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 22506 1-25.T6 Arm Cylinder - Lift 2
2 12600 1-26.T5C Pin, 1" x 51/4" - Lift Cyl. (Head) 2
3 14099 1-400.99 Decal, American Flag 2
4
12076 12076 2 WD 1
12077 12077 4 WD 1
5 88678 8-6.78 Hose, 3/8" x 78" 1
6 20176 0107.6-6 Fitting, 3/8" MP x 3/8" FM Swivel 12
7 88698 8-6.98 Hose, 3/8" x 98" 1
8 23106 1-31.T6 Front Curl Cylinder - Loader Bucket 1
9 14004 1-400.4 Decal, Stand Clear 4
10 88620 8-6.20 Hose, 3/8" x 20" 2
11 20082 1N6CF Nut, 3/8" NC Flange 24
View from Left Side of Loader Arm Assembly
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View from Right Side of Loader Arm Assembly
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ITEM PART NUMBER PREVIOUS PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 14001 1-400.1 Decal, Terramite Large 2
2
12076 12076 2 WD 1
12077 12077 4 WD 1
3 14101 1-400.101 Decal, T6, 2WD 4
4 14099 1-400.99 Decal, American Flag 2
5 14004 1-400.4 Decal, Stand Clear 4
6 22506 1-25.T6 Arm Cylinder - Lift 2
7 14100 1-400.100 Decal, Pinch Point 2

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ITEM PART NUMBER PREVIOUS PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 22019 22019 Snap Ring, Spindle 2
2 53009 53009 Axle, Weldment w/Bumber 1
3 22021 1B8.48C8 Bolt, 1/2" - 13 x 3" NC Gr 8 2
4 28500 IN8CL Nut, 1/2" x 13NC Stover B 2
5 53612 53612 Pin, Front Axle Picot 51/2" Long 1
6 12001 12001 Bushing, 13/4" OD x 11/2" ID x 1" L (Not Shown) 1
7 62022 62022 Motor, Front Drive Torque (Not Shown) 2
8 53083 53083 Tie Rod 1
9 22174 22174 Fitting - 1/4" Straight Male to 1/4" Female Swivel 90° 2
10 81002 81002 Cylinder, Steering 1
11 16066 16066 Bumper 1
12 53002 53002 Spindle, w/Drive Motor Housing - Right 1
53003 53003 Spindle, w/Drive Motor Housing - Left 1
13 53043 3-04.3 Tie Rod Ends 2
Four Wheel Drive Front Axle (Bumper Attached) Serial Number 6980222 & After
1
81013 11
2 3 5 6
7
4
12
2.8
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ITEM PART NUMBER PREVIOUS PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 21428 S4MPG Fitting, Grease, 1/4"-28 Straight 32
2 23174 3107.4-4 Fitting - 1/4" Male to 45°, 1/4" Female Swivel 2
3 88465 8-4.65 Hose, 1/4" x 65" 2
4 15407 1-54.05.T6 Pin, Front Axle Pivot 11/2" x 71/4" L 1
5 53107 3-10.5B.T6 Bushing, Spindle Lock 2
6 53116 3-10R.5 Spindle 2
7 53043 3-04.3 Tie Rod Ends 4
8 53054 3-05.4 Tie Rod 1
9 25811 1-58.T6 Power Steering Cylinder after 1-97 1
10 25803 1-58.3 Power Steering Rod 1
11 51007 1-27.8A Tire Mounted on Rim Assembly 2WD 2
12 53091 53091 Thrust Bearing
Two Wheel Drive Front Axle (Bumper Not Shown)
1 2 3 4 5
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2.9
12