Remove Front Wheels—Dual Wheels

1. 

   
   H121063-UN-14MAR17

   
   H90891-UN-26FEB08

   A - Safety Stop

   Grain tank MUST be empty and header attachment removed.

   Park machine on flat, solid, and level surface.

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2. To avoid injury or death, raise feeder house and lower safety stop. Some assembly requires you to work underneath the feeder house.

   Without safety stop engaged, feeder house can suddenly lower, causing serious crushing injury or death.

   Manual Feeder House Fore/Aft Tilt

   Raise feeder house completely and lower safety stop (A) onto hydraulic cylinder rod.

   Hydraulic Feeder House Fore/Aft Tilt

   Raise feeder house completely and tilt hydraulic feeder house fore/aft tilt frame fully forward and lower safety stop (A) onto hydraulic cylinder rod.

3. Shut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key.

4. 

   
   H118221-UN-18APR16

   A - Blocks

   Block both sides of tires to prevent movement while raising machine.

   Block front and rear of tires as shown using blocks (A).

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5. Inner and Outer Wheels: With front tires on ground, loosen wheel bolts one full turn, but do not remove at this time.

6. 

   
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   H118222-UN-15APR16

   A - Decal

   B - Jack

   C - Jack Pocket

   Jack MUST have a minimum lifting capacity of 10 886 kg (24 000 lb).

   Do not raise machine at any location other than at the jack pockets.

   Do not place objects between the jack and the jack pocket. They may cause machine instability. If the jack does not have enough travel length, place block on ground.

   Wood blocks must be in good condition to support machine weight.

   Approved jack pocket locations can be found on decal (A) on the cab ladder.

   Align jack (B) with the jack pocket (C) on the front axle and raise machine.

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7. 

   
   H118223-UN-15APR16

   A - Blocks

   To help prevent personal injury caused by unexpected movement of the machine, be sure that machine is stable after blocking.

   Do not support machine on cinder blocks, hollow tiles, or props that may crumble under continuous load. Do not work on a machine that is supported solely by a jack.

   Wood blocks must be in good condition to support machine weight.

   Be sure that the front axle rests on blocking before attempting to remove wheels.

   Position solid blocking (A) underneath the front axle. Lower machine onto blocking, making sure that no load shift is seen or felt.

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8. Wheel assemblies are heavy, awkward to handle, and difficult to control due to extreme offset of tire and rim. Two people are required for wheel removal.

   While supporting outer wheel assembly, remove wheel bolts, spacers, and front wheels. Move wheel assemblies away from machine.

   Machine can be transported with inner wheels left in-place. Likewise, outer wheels can be serviced off machine while leaving inner wheels undisturbed.

   Follow same steps to remove inner wheels.

   • Loosen wheel bolts one full turn.
   • Support wheel assembly.
   • Remove wheel bolts, spacer ring, and inner wheel.