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IMPORTANT:
NOTE: Oil analyses are the most effective method to determining
the oil change interval. When changing final drive oil at specified
intervals, take a fluid sample. See Oilscan™ and CoolScan™
in Fuel, Lubricants, and Coolant section.
For cane harvesters
that frequently self-transport between fields, traveling at high speeds
for longer than average periods, or operating for time periods longer
than 10 hours per day, it is necessary to change the final drive oil
more frequently to avoid breakdown and damage to the final drive components.
Make sure that oil is warm before changing.
Rotate final drive until drain plug (A) is at six o'clock position
and check plug (B) is at four o’clock position.
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Remove fill plug (C), check plug, and drain plug and allow oil
to drain into an appropriate container. Dispose of oil according to
employer and government guidelines.
IMPORTANT: Be careful not to lose O-rings on plugs.
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Install drain plug.
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Add oil through fill plug opening.
NOTE: Gear oil is thick, allow time for oil to settle when filling.
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Continue filling final drive until oil flows out of check plug.
| Item | Measurement | Specification |
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Final Drive Oil | Capacity | 3.0 L (0.8 gal.) |
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IMPORTANT: Overfilling a final drive is as harmful as low oil.
Too much oil can cause overheating and damage the final drive.
Wait until the oil stops flowing from opening and reinstall
check and fill plug.
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Repeat process on opposite side of machine.
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Tighten plugs to specification.
| Item | Measurement | Specification |
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Final Drive Fill Plug | Torque | 30 N·m (22 lb.-ft.) |
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Final Drive Check Plug | Torque | 12 N·m (106 lb.-in.) |
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Final Drive Drain Plug | Torque | 30 N·m (22 lb.-ft.) |