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NOTE: Tier 2/Stage II engines have driven portion of fan drive
mounted on the right-hand side of engine. Although procedure is the
same regardless of engine type, the graphics in this OM will appear
to be a mirror image to those performing fan drive replacement on
Tier2/Stage II engine.

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RXA0107865-UN-28MAY10
A - Side Panel
B - Cap Screws 4 used
C - Cap Screws 3 used
D - Diverter Panel
E - Jam Nut
F - Bleed Screw
Raise hood.
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For tractors equipped with Tier 2/Stage II engines, remove cap
screws (B) and left-hand front side panel (A). Remove right-hand front
side panel.
For tractors equipped with IT4/Stage IIIB engines, remove
cap screws and left-hand front side panel.
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Remove cap screws (C) and diverter panel (D).
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IMPORTANT: Removing bleed screw will drain oil. Loosen bleed
screw only enough so the oil flows back into reservoir (a maximum
of two full turns).
Loosen jam nut (E) and bleed screw (F).
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RXA0107867-UN-28MAY10
A - Vent Adapter
B - Cap Screw
C - Piston Plate
D - Inner Sheave
E - Cap Screws (6 used)
F - Front Pulley
Remove vent adapter (A) from housing.
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Remove cap screw (B) and install into vent adapter hole in piston
plate (C).
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Tighten cap screw (B) to pull inner sheave (D) inward.
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Hold front pulley (F) and remove cap screws (E).
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Pull front pulley evenly off shaft.
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A - Nuts (6 used)
B - Fan
C - Belt
Remove six nuts (A) and carefully position fan (B) against
radiator.
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Remove belt (C) through opening between fan and hub.
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Discard old belt.
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Install new fan belt between fan and hub so that it is positioned
between lower pulley halves.

RXA0107915-UN-28MAY10
A - Belt
B - Drive Shaft
C - Front Pulley
D - Cap Screw (6 used)
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Slide fan into place, install nuts and torque to specification.
| Item | Measurement | Specification |
| Fan-to-Drive Assembly |
|
Nut | Torque | 25
N·m (221 lb-in.) |
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Pull belt (A) onto drive shaft (B) and against rear pulley.
IMPORTANT: When installing front pulley (C), make sure that
belt remains loose and is not pinched between pulleys.
Clean mating surfaces of front pulley and shaft.
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Install front pulley (C).
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Hold front drive pulley and tighten cap screws (D) to specification.
| Item | Measurement | Specification |
| Drive Pulley-to-Drive |
|
Cap Screw | Torque | 37 N·m (27 lb-ft) |
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Remove cap screw and install vent adapter, then reinstall cap
screw to original position.
| Item | Measurement | Specification |
| Vent Adapter And Cap Screw |
|
Vent Adapter | Torque | 24 N·m (212 lb-in.) |
|
Cap Screw | Torque | 13 N·m (115 lb-in.) |
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NOTE: Bleed screw must be closed for proper tension to be applied
to belt once tractor is started.
Close bleed screw and tighten to specification and tighten jam
nut to make sure it is closed and belt is loose between pulleys.
| Item | Measurement | Specification |
|
Bleed Screw | Torque | 25 N·m (221 lb-in.) |
|
Jam Nut | Torque | 25 N·m (221 lb-in.) |
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For Tier2/Stage II engines, install diverter panel, torque to
specifications, then install right-hand side front shield.
For IT4/Stage IIIB, install diverter panel, torque to specifications,
then install both side front shields.
| Item | Measurement | Specification |
| Diverter Panel Cap Screws |
|
Cap Screw | Torque | 20 N·m (177 lb.-in.) |
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NOTE: Starting engine with belt loose between pulleys allows
belt to climb out of groove between pulleys. Belt will correctly position
itself within a few seconds after engine is started.
Start engine and run at idle for 15 seconds. Turn off engine.
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Remove right-hand side front shield and make sure that belt
is correctly positioned between pulleys.
CAUTION: Keep hands away from exposed fan blades. Blades have
sharp edges which may result in personal injury.
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Install right-hand side front shield.