Toro Outcross 9060, 07511BA, 07511CA, 07511AA, 07511DA Service Manual

Outcross9060
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Preface

Thepurposeofthispublicationistoprovidetheservicetechnicianwith informationfortroubleshooting,testing,andrepairingthemajorsystemsand componentsoftheOutcross9060tractionunit(ModelNo.07511AA,07511BA, 07511CA,and07511DA).
RefertothetractionunitOperator’sManualandaccessoryInstallation Instructionsforinstallation,operation,maintenance,andadjustmentinformation. KeepacopyoftheOperator’sManuals,accessoryInstallationInstructionsand PartsCatalogsforyourmachineanditsaccessorieswiththisServiceManualfor reference.AdditionalcopiesoftheOperator’sManuals,InstallationInstructions, PartsCatalogsandthisServiceManualareavailableatwww.toro.com
TheToroCompanyreservestherighttochangetheproductspecicationsor thispublicationwithoutnotice.
DANGER
Thissafetysymbolmeansdanger.Whenyouseethissymbol, carefullyreadtheinstructionsthatfollow.Failuretoobeythe instructionscouldkillorcauseseriouspermanentinjuryordisability .
.
WARNING
Thissafetysymbolmeanswarning.Whenyouseethissymbol, carefullyreadtheinstructionsthatfollow.Failuretoobeythe instructionscanresultinseriousinjury.
CAUTION
Thissafetysymbolmeanscaution.Whenyouseethissymbol, carefullyreadtheinstructionsthatfollow.Failuretoobeythe instructionscanresultinminortomoderateinjury.
IMPORTANT
TheImportantnoticewillgivetheimportantinstructionswhichyou mustfollowtopreventdamagetothesystemsorcomponentson themachine.
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Note:ANotewillprovideadditionalinformationaboutthecorrectoperation,
maintenance,service,testing,orrepairofthemachine.
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ServiceProcedureIcons

ThefollowingiconsappearthroughoutthisServiceManualtobringattentionto specicimportantdetailsofaserviceprocedure.
CriticalProcess
Thisiconisusedtohighlight:
installingsafetyequipment(shields,guards,seatbelts,brakesandR.O.P .S.
components)thatmayhavebeenremoved
dimensionsorsettingsthatmustbemaintainedforpropermachineoperation
aspecicfastenertighteningsequence
componentorientationthatmaynotbeobvious
CriticalTorque
Thisiconisusedtohighlightanassemblytorquerequirementthatisdifferentthan whatisrecommendedintheStandardT orqueTables;refertoStandardTorque
forDry,ZincPlated,andSteelFasteners(InchSeries)(page2–9)orStandard TorqueforDry,ZincPlated,andSteelFasteners(MetricFasteners)(page2–10).
FluidSpecications
Thisiconisusedtohighlightuidspecicationsandcapacitiesthatareless common,andmaynotappearonthemachineservicedecalorinthemachine Operator’sManualoraccessoryInstallationInstructions.
Note:RefertotheservicedecalsonthemachineandthemachineOperator’s ManualandaccessoryInstallationInstructionsforcommonlyuseduid
specicationsandcapacities.
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TableofContents

Preface................................................................................................................5
Chapter1:Safety............................................................................................1–1
SafetyInstructions.......................................................................................1–2
JackingInstructions.....................................................................................1–8
SafetyandInstructionalDecals....................................................................1–9
Chapter2:SpecicationsandMaintenance....................................................2–1
Specications...............................................................................................2–2
TorqueSpecications...................................................................................2–6
ShopSupplies............................................................................................2–12
SpecialT ools..............................................................................................2–14
Chapter3:Troubleshooting.............................................................................3–1
GEARS–TheSystematicApproachtoDening,DiagnosingandSolving
Problems......................................................................................................3–2
OperatorAdvisories......................................................................................3–3
MachineandEngineFaults...........................................................................3–6
UsingtheInfoCenterDisplayforTroubleshooting.......................................3–23
GeneralHydraulicSystemProblems..........................................................3–26
TractionSystemProblems..........................................................................3–27
SteeringSystemProblems.........................................................................3–30
PTOSystemProblems................................................................................3–31
3-PointHitchSystemProblems...................................................................3–32
Attachment/LoaderProblems.....................................................................3–33
Chapter4:Engine...........................................................................................4–1
GeneralInformation.....................................................................................4–2
ServiceandRepairs.....................................................................................4–8
Chapter5:HydraulicSystem...........................................................................5–1
GeneralInformation.....................................................................................5–3
HydraulicSchematic...................................................................................5–13
HydraulicFlowDiagrams............................................................................5–14
TestingtheHydraulicSystem......................................................................5–34
Adjustments...............................................................................................5–48
ServiceandRepairs...................................................................................5–49
Chapter6:ElectricalSystem...........................................................................6–1
GeneralInformation.....................................................................................6–3
ElectricalDrawings.....................................................................................6–12
ElectricalSystemQuickChecks..................................................................6–13
ElectricalComponentT esting.....................................................................6–14
ServiceandRepairs...................................................................................6–77
Chapter7:TractionandPTODrive..................................................................7–1
GeneralInformation.....................................................................................7–2
Adjustments.................................................................................................7–3
ServiceandRepairs.....................................................................................7–5
Chapter8:Chassis..........................................................................................8–1
GeneralInformation.....................................................................................8–2
ServiceandRepairs.....................................................................................8–3
Chapter9:OperatorCab.................................................................................9–1
GeneralInformation.....................................................................................9–2
Adjustments.................................................................................................9–5
ServiceandRepairs.....................................................................................9–7
AppendixA......................................................................................................A–1
ElectricalDrawingDesignations....................................................................A–2
HydraulicSchematic.....................................................................................A–3
ElectricalSchematic(part1of3)...................................................................A–4
ElectricalSchematic(part2of3)...................................................................A–5
ElectricalSchematic(part3of3)...................................................................A–6
WireHarnessDrawing–Frame....................................................................A–7
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AdditionalReferenceMaterials
WireHarnessDiagram–Frame....................................................................A–8
WireHarnessDrawing–Platform.................................................................A–9
WireHarnessDiagram–Platform...............................................................A–10
WireHarnessDiagram–Platform(continued)............................................A–11
WireHarnessDrawing–Engine.................................................................A–12
WireHarnessDiagram–Engine.................................................................A–13
WireHarness–Headlights.........................................................................A–14
WireHarness–CabRooftop......................................................................A–15
WireHarness–CabControlPanel..............................................................A–16
WireHarness–CabHeat/AirConditioning..................................................A–17
WireHarness–InchMode(optional)...........................................................A–18
WireHarness–LoaderSelectorControlV alve(SCV)Switch
(optional).....................................................................................................A–19
WireHarness–LoaderSelectorControlValve(SCV)Valve
(optional).....................................................................................................A–20
WireHarness–RearSelectorControlValve(SCV)Kit(optional)................A–21
WireHarness–CabWorkLightKit(optional)..............................................A–22
WireHarness–DomesticRoadLightKit(optional).....................................A–23
WireHarness–TurnSignal/HazardLights(optional)..................................A–24
WireHarness–InternationalRoadLightKit(optional)................................A–25
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Safety
TableofContents
SafetyInstructions................................................................................................................................1–2
Supervisor’sResponsibilities.............................................................................................................1–2
BeforeOperatingtheMachine...........................................................................................................1–3
OperatingtheMachine.......................................................................................................................1–4
MaintenanceandService...................................................................................................................1–6
JackingInstructions..............................................................................................................................1–8
RaisingtheFrontoftheMachine........................................................................................................1–8
RaisingtheRearoftheMachine........................................................................................................1–9
SafetyandInstructionalDecals............................................................................................................1–9
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SafetyInstructions

TheOutcross9060machineistestedandcertiedbyT oroforcompliance withexistingsafetystandardsandspecications.Althoughhazardcontroland accidentpreventionarepartiallydependentuponthedesignandcongurationof themachine,hazardcontrolandaccidentpreventionarealsodependentupon theawareness,concernandpropertrainingofthepersonnelinvolvedinthe operation,transport,maintenanceandstorageofthemachine.Improperuseor maintenanceofthemachinecanresultininjuryordeath.T oreducethepotential forinjuryordeath,complywiththefollowingsafetyinstructions.
WARNING
Toreducethepotentialofinjuryordeath,complywiththefollowing safetyinstructionsaswellasinformationfoundinthetractionunit
Operator’sManual,accessoryInstallationInstructions,andthe OperatorandSafetyTrainingVideosfoundonwww.toro.com

Supervisor’sResponsibilities

1.Ensurethatthemachineoperatorsarefullytrainedandfamiliarwiththe
tractionunitOperator’sManual,alloftheoperatingandsafetydecalsonthe machine,andanyoperationinformationfoundintheInstallationInstructions foraccessoriesthatareinstalledonthemachine.
.
2.Establishyourownspecialproceduresandworkrulesforunusualoperating
conditions(e.g.,slopestoosteepformachineoperation).Surveythework sitecompletelytodeterminehillsonwhichyoucanoperatesafely.When performingthissitesurvey ,alwaysunderstandandtakeintoconsideration theturfconditionandrolloverrisk.
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BeforeOperatingtheMachine

ReviewandunderstandthecontentsofthetractionunitOperator’sManual,
alloftheoperatingandsafetydecalsonthemachine,andanyoperation informationfoundintheInstallationInstructionsforaccessoriesthatare installedonthemachine.AdditionalcopiesofthetractionunitOperator’s ManualandaccessoryInstallationInstructionsareavailableatwww.toro.com.
ViewandunderstandtheOperatorandSafetyTrainingVideosfoundat
www.toro.com
.
Neverallowchildrentooperatethemachine.Neverallowadultstooperate
themachinewithoutproperinstructions.
Becomefamiliarwiththecontrolsandknowhowtostopthemachineand
enginequickly.
Keepalltheshields,safetydevices,anddecalsinplace.Ifashield,safety
device,ordecalisillegibleordamaged,repairorreplaceitbeforeoperating themachine.
Alwayswearsubstantialshoes.Donotoperatemachinewhilewearing
sandals,tennisshoesorsneakers.Donotwearloosettingclothingwhich couldgetcaughtinmovingpartsandcausepersonalinjury.
Wearingsafetyglasses,safetyshoes,longpantsandahelmetisadvisable
andrequiredbysomelocalsafetyandinsuranceregulations.
Makesureworkareaisclearofobjectswhichmightbepickedupandthrown
bytheattachments.
Keepeveryone,especiallychildrenandpets,awayfromtheareaofoperation.
Ensurethesafetyinterlocksarefunctioningproperly.Adjustorreplace
anymalfunctioningswitchesorinterlockmechanismsbeforeoperatingthe machine.RefertoCheckingtheOperationoftheInterlockSwitches(page
6–13)foradditionalinformation.
Dieselfuelishighlyammable;handleitcarefully.
–Storefuelincontainersspecicallydesignedforstoringfuel.
–Donotremovethefueltankcapofthemachinewhiletheengineishot
orrunning.
–Donotsmokewhilehandlingfuel.
–Fillthefueltankoutdoorsandonlytoalevelwithinaninchofthetopof
thetank,notthellerneck.Donotoverllthefueltank.
–Replacethefueltankandfuelcontainercapssecurelyafterrefuelling
themachine.
–Ifyouspillfuel,donotattempttostarttheenginebutmovethemachine
awayfromthespill.Avoidcreatinganysourceofignitionuntilfuelvapors havedissipated.Wipeupanyspilledfuel.
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OperatingtheMachine

DANGER
Theexhaustfumesarehazardousandhavethepotentialofcausing injuryordeath.
Donotruntheengineinaconnedareawithoutadequateventilation.
Note:OperatoradvisoriesareautomaticallydisplayedbytheInfoCenterwhen
amachinefunctionispreventedandadditionalactionisrequired.Typically,an advisorycanbeeliminatedwithachangeinmachinecontrolsbytheoperator. RefertoOperatorAdvisories(page3–3)foradditionalinformation.
1.Sitontheoperatorseatwhenstartingthemachine.
2.Tostarttheengine:
A.DisengagethePTO(switchindownposition)
B.MovethetransmissionshiftlevertotheNEUTRALposition.
C.Ensurethattheauxiliaryhydraulicleverisinthecenterposition.
D.SettheignitionkeytotheRUNposition.
E.Engagetheparkingbrake(switchilluminated).
F.Keepyourfootofftheacceleratorpedal.
G.TurntheignitionkeytotheSTARTpositionandholduntiltheenginestarts
(nolongerthan20seconds).
3.Usingthemachinedemandsoperatorattention.T opreventlossofmachine
control:
A.Operatemachineattachmentsonlyindaylightorwhenthereisgood
articiallight.
B.Watchforholesorotherhiddenhazards.
C.Donotdriveclosetosandtraps,ditches,creeksorotherhazards.
D.Traverseslopescarefully .Donotstartorstopsuddenlywhentraveling
uphillordownhill.
E.Reducespeedwhenmakingsharpturns.Avoidsuddenstopsandstarts.
F.Beforebackingup,looktothereartobesurenooneisbehindthe
machine.
G.Watchoutfortrafcwhennearorcrossingroads.Alwaysyieldthe
right-of-way.
H.Depressthedeceleratorpedalwhengoingdownhilltokeepforward
speedslowandtomaintaincontrolofthemachine.
4.Keephands,feetandclothingawayfrommovingpartsandthedischarge
areaofanattachment.
5.Raisetheattachmentswhendrivingfromoneworkareatoanother.
6.Donottouchtheengine,muferorexhaustpipewhiletheengineisrunning
orsoonafteritisstoppedbecausetheseareascouldbehotenoughto causeburns.
7.Ifanattachmentstrikesasolidobjectorvibratesabnormally ,stop
immediately,turntheengineoff,waitforallmotiontostopandinspectfor damage.Adamagedattachmentmustberepairedorreplacedbefore operationiscontinued.
8.DON’TTAKEANINJURYRISK!Whenapersonorpetappears
unexpectedlyinorneartheareawhileoperatinganattachment,STOP.
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OperatingtheMachine(continued)
Carelessoperation,combinedwithterrainangles,ricochetsorimproperly positionedguardscanleadtothrownobjectinjuries.Donotresume operationuntiltheareaiscleared.
9.Beforegettingofftheseat:
A.Makesureanyattachmentsaredisengaged.
IMPORTANT
Whenanattachmentisloweredtotheground,thepressurein thehydraulicliftcircuitisreleasedandaccidentallyloweringthe attachmentisavoided.
B.Loweranyattachmentstotheground.
C.Settheparkingbrakeiftheenginewillbeleftrunning,or,stoptheengine
andremovethekeyfromkeyswitch.
10.WhenusingtheoptionalInchModefeature:
A.Keepbystandersawayfromthemachine.
B.UsetheInchModefeatureonlyonalevelsurface.
C.Whilemovingthemachine,donotstandinfrontoforbehindthemachine.
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MaintenanceandService

Themaintenanceproceduresandrecommendedserviceintervalsforyour machinearecoveredinthetractionunitOperator’sManualandaccessory InstallationInstructions.Refertothispublicationwhenperformingregular equipmentmaintenance.Severalmaintenanceprocedureshavebreak-in intervalsidentiedinthetractionunitOperator’sManualandaccessory InstallationInstructions.RefertotheEngineOperator’sManualforadditional enginespecicmaintenanceprocedures.
Beforeservicingormakinganyadjustmentstothemachine,lowerany
attachments,shutofftheengine,andremovethekeyfromthekeyswitch.
Ensurethatthemachineisinsafeoperatingconditionbykeepingallthe
nuts,bolts,andscrewstight.
Ensurethatallofthehydrauliclineconnectorsaretightandthatallthe
hydraulichosesandlinesareingoodconditionbeforeapplyingpressureto
thehydraulicsystem.
Useeyeprotectionwhenworkingonthehydraulicsystemandits
components.
Keepyourbodyandhandsawayfrompin-holeleaksinthehydrauliclines
thatejecthydraulicuidunderhighpressure.Usecardboardorpapertond
hydraulicleaks.Thehydraulicuidescapingunderpressurecanpenetrate
theskinandcauseinjury.Ifhydraulicuidisaccidentallyinjectedintothe
skin,youmusthaveitsurgicallyremovedwithinafewhoursbyadoctor
familiarwiththistypeofinjury .Otherwise,gangrenemayresult.
Beforedisconnectingorperforminganyworkonthehydraulicsystem,
releaseallthepressureinthesystembyparkingthemachineonalevel
surface,loweringthecuttingdeck(orimplement)completely ,andthen
shuttingofftheengine.
Toreducepotentialrehazards,keeptheengineareafreeofexcessive
grease,grass,leaves,anddirt.Cleantheprotectivescreenonthemachine
frequently.
Checkallfuellinesfortightnessandwearonaregularbasis.Tightenor
repairfuellinesasneeded.
Ifyoumustruntheenginetoperformmaintenanceortomakeanadjustment,
keepyourhands,feet,clothing,andotherpartsofthebodyawayfromany
attachmentsandothermovingparts.Keepbystandersaway.
Shutofftheenginebeforecheckingoraddingoiltotheenginecrankcase.
Disconnectthebatterybeforeservicingthemachine.Disconnectthenegative
batterycableandthenthepositivecable.Ifbatteryvoltageisnecessaryfor
troubleshootingortestprocedures,temporarilyconnectthebattery.Connect
thepositivebatterycableandthenthenegativecable.
Batteryacidispoisonousandcancauseburns.Avoidacidcontactwithskin,
eyes,andclothing.Protectyourface,eyes,andclothingwhenworkingwitha
battery.
Batterygasescanexplode.Keepcigarettes,sparks,andamesawayfrom
thebattery.
Ifitisnecessarytoliftthemachinetoperformaserviceprocedure;refer
toJackingInstructions(page1–8).
Beforeperforminganyweldingonthemachine,turnthekeyswitchto
theOFFposition.T opreventdamagetothemachineelectricalsystem,
disconnecttheground(-)cabletotheframewhenweldingontheframe,or
disconnecttheground(-)cabletotheoperatorplatformwhenweldingon
theoperatorplatform.
Ifmajorrepairsarenecessary ,contactyourAuthorizedT oroDistributor.
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MaintenanceandService(continued)
Ensuretodisposeofpotentiallyharmfulwaste(e.g.,fuel,oil,enginecoolant,
lters,battery)inanenvironmentallysafemanner.Followalllocalcodesand regulationswhenrecyclingordisposingofwaste.
Atthetimeofmanufacture,themachineconformedtoMachineryDirective
2006/42/EC,ElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)Directive2014/30/EU, andISOstandardsforpower,mass,vibration,andsound.T oensurethe optimumperformanceandcontinuedsafetycerticationofthemachine,use genuineT ororeplacementpartsandaccessories.Thereplacementpartsand accessoriesofothermanufacturerscanresultinnon-conformancewiththe safetystandardsandcanvoidthewarranty.
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JackingInstructions

CAUTION
Failingtoproperlysupportthemachinewithappropriatejackstands cancausethemachinetomoveorfallandcanresultinpersonal injury.
Approximateweights:
Basemodel=2,340kg(5,160lbs)
Cabmodel=2,640kg(5,820lbs)
Whenchangingtheattachments,tires,orperformingotherservice:
Beforeyouliftthemachine,removealltheattachmentsthatmay interferewiththesafeandcorrectliftofthemachine.Removethe frontloaderattachmentandcounterweightifequipped.
Parkthemachineonasolidlevelsurface,suchasaconcrete oor.
Alwaysblockthewheelswithchocks.
Usethecorrectblocks,hoists,andjackstoliftthemachine.

RaisingtheFrontoftheMachine

Usetheappropriatejackstandstosupporttheraisedmachine.
DoNotuseanattachmentasajackingpoint.
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1.Frontjackpoint(framechannelbehind sideplate)
1.Blockthe2rearwheelswithchockstopreventthemachinefrommoving.
2.Positionthejacksecurelyunderthedesiredfrontjackingpoint.
3.Afterraisingthefrontofthemachine,useanappropriatejackstandunder thevehicleframetosupportthemachine.
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2.Frontjackstandpoint(framechannel behindsideplate)
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RaisingtheRearoftheMachine

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Figure2
1.Rearjackpoint
1.Blockthe2frontwheelswithchockstopreventthemachinefrommoving.
2.Positionthejacksecurelyunderthedesiredrearjackingpoint.
3.Afterraisingtherearofthemachine,useanappropriatejackstandunderthe vehicleframetosupportthemachine.

SafetyandInstructionalDecals

Numeroussafetyandinstructiondecalsareafxedtothetractionunitand attachmentsofyourOutcross9060machine.Ifanydecalbecomesillegible ordamaged,installanewdecal.DecalpartnumbersarelistedintheParts Catalog,tractionunitOperator’sManual,andaccessoryInstallationInstructions. OrderreplacementdecalsfromanAuthorizedT oroDistributor.
2.Rearjackstandpoint(framechannel)
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Chapter2
SpecicationsandMaintenance
TableofContents
Specications.......................................................................................................................................2–2
OverallDimensions............................................................................................................................2–2
TractionUnit.......................................................................................................................................2–3
Engine................................................................................................................................................2–3
HydraulicSystem...............................................................................................................................2–4
TractionandPTODrive......................................................................................................................2–4
Chassis..............................................................................................................................................2–5
TorqueSpecications...........................................................................................................................2–6
CalculatingtheT orqueV aluesWhenUsingaDrive-AdapterWrench.................................................2–7
IdentifyingtheFastener......................................................................................................................2–8
StandardT orqueforDry ,ZincPlated,andSteelFasteners(InchSeries)............................................2–9
StandardT orqueforDry,ZincPlated,andSteelFasteners(MetricFasteners).................................2–10
OtherT orqueSpecications.............................................................................................................2–11
ConversionFactors..........................................................................................................................2–11
ShopSupplies....................................................................................................................................2–12
SpecialT ools......................................................................................................................................2–14
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Specications

OverallDimensions

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TractionUnit

Engine

ItemDescription
Weight
Model0751 1AA(basemodel)2,340kg(5,160lb)
Model07511BA(basemodelwith frontloader*)
Model0751 1CA(cabmodel)2,640kg(5,820lb)
Model0751 1DA(cabmodelwithfront loader*)
*Frontloaderattachment(bucket)andrearcounterweightnotincluded
ItemDescription
Make/DesignationYanmar4TNV86CT-DTR2:4−Cycle,4
Bore
Stroke90mm(3.54inches)
Totaldisplacement
Firingorder
DirectionofrotationCounterclockwise(viewedfromtheywheel)
Fuel
Fueltankcapacity
FuelpumpYanmarelectricsupplypump
Fuelinjectiontype
GovernorElectronicAllSpeed
Lowidle(noload)1,200+/-100rpm
ECOmode(noload)2,300+/-100rpm
Highidle(noload)3,000+/-100rpm
Engineoil
Engine-oilviscosity
Crankcase-oilcapacity5.7L(6USqt)
Oilpump
CoolantcapacitywithoutOperatorcab7.6L(8USqt)
Alternator/Regulator12VDC,55A
Engineweight(dry)225kg(496lb)
Cylinder,WaterCooled,Turbocharged,EP A
1(closesttotheywheelend)-3-4
DieselorBiodieselfuel(uptoB20)with
Commonrailsystem(EPATier4certied)
APICJ-4,ACEAE-6,JASODH-2
RefertotheOperator’sManual
withOperatorcab8.5L(9USqt)
2,680kg(5,910lb)
2,980kg(6,570lb)
Tier4compliantDiesel
86mm(3.38inches)
2,090cm
(farthestfromywheel)-2
ultra-lowsulfurcontent
53.4L(14.1USgallons)
Yanmartrochoidpump
3
(127.5in3)
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HydraulicSystem

ItemDescription
Piston(traction)pump(P1)and(P2)Danfosstandemvariabledisplacement
Maximumpumpdisplacement(per pump)
GearpumpCasappa2section,positivedisplacement
Frontsection(P3)displacement16.9cc(1.03in³)perrevolution
RearSection(P4)displacement11cc(0.67in³)perrevolution
Driveaxlemotors
Displacement(perrevolution)38cc(2.32in³)maximum/18.5cc(1.13
SteeringvalveDanfossSteeringUnitTypeOSPCloadsensing
ReliefPressures
Tractioncircuit
Chargecircuit1,999kPa(290psi)
Steering(RV1)20,684kPa(3,000psi)
Hitchlift(RV2)20,684kPa(3,000psi)
Auxiliaryloadvalve
HydrauliclterSpin-oncartridgetype
HydraulicuidRefertothetractionunitOperator'sManual
Hydraulictankcapacity
Danfosspositivedisplacement,2position,axial
37.8cc(2.31in³/rev)perrevolution
pistonmotorwithloopushingvalve
distributorvalvewithrotarymeter
Forward=33,095kPa(4,800psi)
Reverse=33,095kPa(4,800psi)
axialpistonpump
geartypepump
in³)minimum
20,684kPa(3,000psi)
48L(12.75gallons)

TractionandPTODrive

ItemDescription
Tires
Front
Rear
Wheellugnuttorque
Driveaxleuidcapacity
Wheelhub
Axle
RearPTOgearboxuidcapacity1.4L(1.5USqt)Mobil424®multipurpose
BrakeAssemblyuidcapacity160ml(5.4ounces)Mobil424®multipurpose
TurfTread29x12.5–15,6ply@151to
TurfTread29x12.5–15,12ply@413to
TurfTread32x16–15,6ply@151to
380to434N∙m(280to320ft-lb)
0.4L(0.4USqt)Mobil424®multipurpose
9L(9.5USqt)Mobil424®multipurpose
tractorlubricantorequivalent
165kPa(22to24psi)
448kPa(60to65psi)
165kPa(22to24psi)
tractorlubricant
tractorlubricant
tractorlubricant
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Chassis

ItemDescription
Bedcapacity/volume
Standardbed453kg(1,000lb),0.6cubicmeters(0.8cubicyards)
Cargobed(optional)2,041kg(4,500lb),1cubicmeters(1.3cubicyards)
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SpecicationsandMaintenance:Specications
TorqueSpecications
Therecommendedfastenertorquevaluesarelistedinthefollowingtables.For criticalapplications,asdeterminedbyT oro,eithertherecommendedtorqueora torquethatisuniquetotheapplicationisclearlyidentiedandspeciedinthis ServiceManual.
Thesetorquespecicationsfortheinstallationandtighteningofthefastenerswill applytoallthefastenerswhichdonothaveaspecicrequirementidentiedin thisServiceManual.Thefollowingfactorsmustbeconsideredwhenapplying thetorque:cleanlinessofthefastener,useofathreadsealant(e.g.,Loctite), degreeoflubricationonthefastener,presenceofaprevailingtorquefeature (e.g.,Nylocknut),hardnessofthesurfaceunderneaththeheadofthefastener, orsimilarconditionwhichaffectstheinstallation.
Asnotedinthefollowingtables,thetorquevaluesshouldbereducedby25%
forlubricatedfastenersorfastenerswithawetthreadlockingcompound appliedtoachievethesimilarstressasadryfastener.Thetorquevaluesmust
bereducedwhenthefasteneristhreadedintothealuminumorbrass.The specictorquevalueshouldbedeterminedbasedonthealuminumorbrass materialstrength,fastenersize,lengthofthreadengagement,etc.
Thestandardmethodofcheckingthetorquecanbeperformedbymarkingaline onthefastener(headornut)andmatingpart,thenbackoffthefastener1/4 ofaturn.Measurethetorquenecessarytotightenthefasteneruntilthelines matchup.
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CalculatingtheTorqueValuesWhenUsingaDrive-AdapterWrench

g205924
Figure4
TorqueConversionFactor=A/B
1.Torquewrench
2.Drive-adapterwrench(crowfoot)4.B(effectivelengthoftorquewrenchand
3.A(effectivelengthoftorquewrench)
drive-adapterwrench)
Usingadrive-adapterwrench(e.g.,crowfootwrench)inanypositionotherthan 90°and270°totheframeofthetorquewrenchwillaffectthetorquevalue measuredbythetorquewrenchbecauseoftheeffectivelength(lever)ofthe torquewrenchchanges.Whenusingatorquewrenchwithadrive-adapter wrench,multiplythelistedtorquerecommendationbythecalculatedtorque conversionfactor(Figure4)todeterminepropertighteningtorque.Whenusinga torquewrenchwithadrive-adapterwrench,thecalculatedtorquewillbelower thanthelistedtorquerecommendation.
Example:Themeasuredeffectivelengthofthetorquewrench(distancefrom thecenterofthehandletothecenterofthesquaredrive)is457mm(18inches).
Themeasuredeffectivelengthofthetorquewrenchwiththedrive-adapter wrenchinstalled(distancefromthecenterofthehandletothecenterofthe drive-adapterwrench)is483mm(19inches).
Thecalculatedtorqueconversionfactorforthistorquewrenchwiththis drive-adapterwrenchwouldbe18/19=0.947.
Ifthelistedtorquerecommendationforafasteneris103to127N∙m(76to94 ft-lb),thepropertorquewhenusingthistorquewrenchwithadrive-adapter wrenchwouldbe98to121N∙m(72to89ft-lb).
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IdentifyingtheFastener

g206089
Figure5
MetricBoltsandScrews
1.Class8.82.Class10.9
g206088
Figure6
InchSeriesBoltsandScrews
1.Grade12.Grade53.Grade8
FastenerswithaLockingFeature
IMPORTANT
Ifafastenerwithalockingfeatureorpreviouslyappliedthread lockingcompoundisreused,cleanthefastenerthreadsandapply newthreadlockertothefastenerduringinstallation.
Lockingfeaturesaredesignedtocreatefrictionandpreventafastenerfrom loosening.Lockingfeaturescanbefoundonexternallyorinternallythreaded fasteners.Commonexamplesareplasticinsertsincorporatedintothefastener andpre-applied“dry”threadlockingcompound.Keepinmind,afastenerwith alockingfeatureusuallymeanstherewillbefrictionduringinitialinstallation andduringremoval.
Tororecommendsreplacingfastenerswithalockingfeatureoncetheyhave beenremovedbecausetheeffectivenessofthelockingfeaturediminisheswith eachreuse.Ifitisnecessarytoreuseafastenerwithalockingfeature;applya threadlockingcompound(Loctiteforexample)tothefastenerduringinstallation. Usetheappropriatestrengthandtypeofthreadlockingcompoundbasedon application,fastenersizeorinformationfoundintheproductOperatorsManual, ServiceManualorInstallationInstructions.
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StandardTorqueforDry,ZincPlated,andSteelFasteners(Inch Series)

ThreadSizeGrade1,5
#6-32UNC
#6-40UNF
8-32UNC
#8-36UNF
#10-24UNC
#10-32UNF
1/4-20UNC
1/4-28UNF
5/16-18UNC
5/16-24UNF
3/8-16UNC
3/8-24UNF
7/16-14UNC
7/16-20UNF
1/2-13UNC
1/2-20UNF
5/8-11UNC
5/8-18UNF
3/4-10UNC
3/4-16UNF
7/8-9UNC
7/8-14UNF
and8with
ThinHeight
Nuts
in-lbin-lbN∙cmin-lbN∙cmin-lbN∙cm
10±213±2147±23
13±225±5282±56
18±230±5339±56
48±753±7599±79100±101130±1 13140±151582±169
53±765±10734±1 131 15±121299±136160±171808±192
115±15105±151186±169200±252260±282300±303390±339
138±17128±171146±192225±252542±282325±333672±373
ft-lbft-lb
16±216±222±330±341±443±558±7
17±218±224±335±447±550±668±8
27±327±337±450±568±770±795±9
29±329±339±455±675±877±8104±11
30±348±765±975±8102±11105±11142±15
32±453±772±985±9115±12120±12163±16
65±1088±12119±16150±15203±20210±21285±28
75±1095±15129±20170±18230±24240±24325±33
93±12140±20190±27265±27359±37375±38508±52
115±15165±25224±34300±30407±41420±43569±58
140±20225±25305±34430±45583±61600±60813±81
155±25260±30353±41475±48644±65667±66904±89
SAEGrade1Bolts,
Screws,Studs,andSems
withRegularHeight
Nuts(SAEJ995Grade2
orStrongerNuts)
N∙m
SAEGrade5Bolts,
Screws,Studs,andSems
withRegularHeight
Nuts(SAEJ995Grade2
orStrongerNuts)
15±2169±2323±3262±34
17±2192±2325±3282±34
29±3328±3441±5463±56
31±4350±4543±5486±56
42±5475±5660±6678±68
48±5542±5668±7768±79
ft-lb
N∙m
SAEGrade8Bolts,
Screws,Studs,andSems
withRegularHeight
Nuts(SAEJ995Grade2
orStrongerNuts)
ft-lb
N∙m
Note:Reducethetorquevalueslistedinthetableaboveby25%forlubricatedfasteners.Lubricated
fastenersaredenedasthreadscoatedwithalubricant,suchasengineoil,orathreadsealant,such asLoctite.
Note:Thetorquevaluesmustbereducedwheninstallingthefastenersintothreadedaluminumor brass.Thespeciedtorquevalueshouldbedeterminedbasedonthealuminumorbasematerial strength,fastenersize,lengthofthreadengagement,etc.
Note:ThenominaltorquevalueslistedaboveforGrade5and8fastenersarebasedon75%ofthe minimumproofloadspeciedinSAEJ429.Thetoleranceisapproximately±10%ofthenominal torquevalue.Thethinheightnutsincludejamnuts.
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StandardTorqueforDry,ZincPlated,andSteelFasteners(Metric Fasteners)

ThreadSize
M5X0.857±6in-lb644±68N∙cm78±8in-lb881±90N∙cm
M6X1.096±10in-lb1085±113N∙cm133±14in-lb1503±158N∙cm
M8X1.25
M10X1.5
M12X1.75
M16X2.0
M20X2.5
Class8.8Bolts,Screws,andStuds
withRegularHeightNuts(Class8
19±2ft-lb
38±4ft-lb
66±7ft-lb
166±17ft-lb
325±33ft-lb
orStrongerNuts)
26±3N∙m
52±5N∙m
90±10N∙m
225±23N∙m
440±45N∙m
Class10.9Bolts,Screws,andStuds
withRegularHeightNuts(Class10
28±3ft-lb
54±6ft-lb
93±10ft-lb
229±23ft-lb
450±46ft-lb
orStrongerNuts)
38±4N∙m
73±8N∙m
126±14N∙m
310±31N∙m
610±62N∙m
Note:Reducethetorquevalueslistedinthetableaboveby25%forlubricatedfasteners.Lubricated fastenersaredenedasthreadscoatedwithalubricant,suchasengineoil,orathreadsealant,such asLoctite.
Note:Thetorquevaluesmustbereducedwheninstallingthefastenersintothreadedaluminumor brass.Thespeciedtorquevalueshouldbedeterminedbasedonthealuminumorbasematerial strength,fastenersize,lengthofthreadengagement,etc.
Note:Thenominaltorquevalueslistedabovearebasedon75%oftheminimumproofloadspeciedin SAEJ1199.Thetoleranceisapproximately±10%ofthenominaltorquevalue.
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OtherTorqueSpecications
SAEGrade8SteelSetScrews
ThreadSize
1/4-20UNC
5/16-18UNC
3/8-16UNC35±10ft-lb18±3ft-lb
1/2-13UNC75±15ft-lb50±10ft-lb
ThreadCuttingScrews(ZincPlatedSteel)
ThreadSizeBaselineTorque**
No.6-32UNC
No.8-32UNC
No.10-24UNC
1/4-20UNC
5/16-18UNC
3/8-16UNC
SquareHeadHexSocket
140±20in-lb73±12in-lb
215±35in-lb145±20in-lb
Type1,Type23orTypeF
RecommendedTorque
20±5in-lb
30±5in-lb
38±7in-lb
85±15in-lb
110±20in-lb
200±100in-lb
WheelBoltsandLugNuts
ThreadSizeRecommendedTorque*
7/16-20UNFGrade565±10ft-lb
1/2-20UNFGrade580±10ft-lb
M12X1.25Class8.880±10ft-lb
M12X1.5Class8.880±10ft-lb
88±14N∙m
108±14N∙m
108±14N∙m
108±14N∙m
*Forsteelwheelsandnon-lubricatedfasteners
ThreadCuttingScrews(ZincPlatedSteel)
ThreadSize
No.6182020±5in-lb
No.8151830±5in-lb
No.10121638±7in-lb
No.12111485±15in-lb
ThreadsperInch
BaselineTorque**
TypeATypeB
**Theholesize,materialstrength,materialthickness,andmaterialnishmustbe consideredwhendeterminingthespeciedtorquevalues.Allthetorquevalues arebasedonthenon-lubricatedfasteners.

ConversionFactors

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ft-lbX1.3558=N∙mN∙mX0.7376=ft-lb
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ShopSupplies

TheproceduresfoundinthisServiceManualmayrecommendtheuse ofcommonlyusedshopsupplies(lubricants,sealantsandadhesives).A symboldenotingtheuseofashopsupplymayappearinguresthatsupport aprocedure.Alwaysrefertothewrittenprocedureforspecicinformation regardingthetypeandtheapplicationofashopsupply .
IMPORTANT
Alwaysfollowmanufacturersinstructionswhenusingorstoring shopsupplies.
ShopSupplies
ANTI-SEIZELUBRICANT
Usedtopreventcorrosion,gallingandseizurebetweenmetalparts.Most oftenappliedtoshaftsandboresduringassembly .Unlessotherwise specied,highviscosityregulargradelithium-graphitebasedanti-seize lubricantshouldbeused.
GREASE
Canbeusedtopre-ll(pack)bearings,bootsandsealspriortoassembly , easeinstallationofcomponentsduringassembly,orllcavitiesbetween movingpartsthroughgreasettingsafterassembly.Unlessotherwise noted,refertothemachineOperator’sManualorInstallationInstructions forgreasespecications.
THREADLOCKINGCOMPOUND(threadLocker)
Usedtolockthreadedfastenersinposition.Availableinlow,mediumand highstrengthforvarioussizefastenersandapplications.Mostthread lockingcompoundsareappliedimmediatelypriortofastenerinstallation. Somethreadlockingcompoundsusea“Wicking”feature,andcanbe appliedafterfastenerinstallation.Mostthreadlockingcompoundsallow thefastenertoberemovedwithstandardtoolsoncecured.Highstrength threadlockingcompoundsmayrequireapplyingheattothefastenerand thesurroundingareatoallowfastenerremoval.
Note:Somefastenershaveadrythreadlockingcompoundpre-applied (Patch-Loc)sonoadditionalthreadlockingcompoundisnecessarywhen installinga“new”fastener.Thesefastenersaredesignedtoberemoved andre-installedonlyoncebeforeapplyingadditionalthreadlocking compoundisnecessary .
RETAININGCOMPOUND(bearingsandsleeves)
Anadhesiveusedtosecurebearings,bushingsandcylindricalparts intohousingsorontoshafts.Whencured,bearingandsleeveretaining compoundllsthegapbetweenmatingpartswithahardresinthat increasesloaddistributionandprotectsagainstcorrosion.
ADHESIVE
Usedtosecureavarietyofcomponentsimmediatelypriortoassembly . Mayberecommendedforinstallingnewcomponentsorwhenreusinga componentthathadapre-appliedadhesivesuchashoodseals,mouldings andweather-stripping.
THREADSEALANT
SpecicationsandMaintenance:ShopSupplies
Usedtosealthreadedttingsandsensorsfromair,fuelandoilpressure leaksandpreventgallingandseizurebetweenthreadedparts.Athread sealantinpastermispreferredoversealanttape.Thesealantshould remainsemi-pliabletoallowforcomponentremovalwithstandardtools. Somethreadsealantsmayrequiretheuseofacleanerorprimerprior touse.
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