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TRANSMISSION ASSEMBLIES .l- W-._»,~_
CLUTCH
The master clutch assembly is composed oi two dry, single-plate clutches, one for the tractor transmission
drive and the other for the power-take-off drive.
The unit is controlled by one single pedal which, during the first part of its travel, disengeges ihe main
clutch (transmission) and En the following one, the power-take-off, but only when this attachment is
directly driven by the engine (independent powewtake-oh).
The three diagranns of Fig. 82 illustrate, respectively:
a) the clutch engaged; ii) the main clutch disengaged; 0} clutch completely disengaged.
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Removal and stripping of clutch.
Removing the clutch assembly from tractor: i
Paris to be removed. Operations and cauiions.

The batteries.
The exhaust pine. 1
Disconnect the following components:
The engine, with the front axle (Fig. 83}. ' 1
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‘ »~— the hydraulic pump oil lines, the steering shaft
lever longitudinal iie~rod, the board‘ from the bailery
support and this support from the gearbox case, the
accelerator pedal fife-rod from the transmission shaft;
the electric cables central connection;
~»— firf two‘ wooden wedges on the froni axle, attach
the engine assembly to a lift and place the gear-
box case on a stand;
¢— remove the screws assembling the engine to the
gearbox and facilitate {he removal by acfuatlng
the clutch pedal. " .
Nofie. - To pull the flywheel inner pllol bearing

use fool A 619827.
Fig. B3. - Removal of engine, with front axle.

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2. Lever pivots - 3. Forks - 4. Fork adiusfing nuis. l
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Stripping of ciuirchz A 711063_lA, remove the elastic pins (1, Fig. 84) and
push out the disengagement lever pivot pins (2).
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Inspection of clutch dismantled parts.
Check the oiutch components as follows. according to the data of fable at page S7:
- them;
- check condition of friction linings and of metai surfaces contacting I‘ iindnecessary
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-— check cléarance between the clutch driven disk hub teeth and splined shafis;
-— check the throvwout bearing, and the clutch shaft piiot bearing, located in the flywheei;
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- check ciearance between bushes and disengagement lever pins;

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- check the throw-out coiiar working siiding surface. If wear does not exceed the permissible iimiis.
the shaft can be mounted again after rotating it ‘i8G°; if necessary replace the parts when grease
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1_;_,i;,;i¢a1§Qn_ Smear iighiiy the foiiowing oomponenis before

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— the clutch disengagement lever pivots, the cievis
ends confaciing the disengagement fevers (3.
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service the bearing housing in engine fiywneei.
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5,6,1»-I Fixture cornpcnenis - D Spacer bearing No. M1 R, ance be 1.5 to 2 mm (0.059'l"' to 0.0787"), and
used also for other wheel types belonging to fihe series 490. if different, unscrew the loclmui and screw on
or unscrew the sleeve. The clearance adjustment
may also be made when the clutch is mounted
on the tractor through the gearbox side cover.
The free travel of the clutch pedal is 25 to 35 mm

Clutch contro! adiusirneni. M19843" to 7.37190"). Plate wear, however, decreases
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Noisy transmission. Calls for the dismantling of the elastic coupling to

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Clutch driven disc thickness (wheel drive and 0.2755

power take-off), complete whh friction fining B,6 0.3386 T
Tightening torque for flexibie coupling flange

nuts (Fig. 92) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.5 kgm 18 ft.Ib
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Clutch spring speciiiazafions
Spring free length . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65.? mm (26024 in)

Spring {ength under check load . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . 45.2 mm (£3795 in)
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GEARBOX AND EPECYCLKC REDUCTION GEAR

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Dismantling - Stripping of components. I
Remove the gearbox from tractor as toilows:
Operations and cautions.

Pgrts to be disassembled.
Follow the sequence described on page 53 for the
The engine, with its from axle. main clutch removal.
The steering box.

if the tractor is provided with oil lines rfiihning from
The two foot-boards, the rear temps cable and the hydraufic pump to the lift, remove them.
the dutch disengagement tie-rods.
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The stripping of gearbox components is ’§aci§itaied by instaiiing it on the rotary stand ARR 2284 (Fig. 93).
Remove the two screws fastening the clutch throw-

The centrai clutch shaft and the throw-out collar. out collar .5UppOI"i to the gearbox, and remove it
together with the engine clutch shaft and the fie-xI'bie
coupling.
Remove the gearbox cover with the shift lever;

The gearbox and the epicyciic reduction gear
shifter rods. r remove the shifter forks, after puliing the fastening
pins, beginning from the central rod (2, Fig. 95);
siide out the reduction gear control sleeve with
shifter forks and rods;
take away the 3 springs {Section C-C, fig. 108) and
the detent balls.
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Fig. 95. - Upper view of gearbox control gears and shifter Fig. 96. - Disassembly of primary shaft.
forks.
(Arrows show the wooden wedge and lhe punch).
1. Shifter forks for 1st, 4th gears and reverse - 2. Epicyclic
reduction gear control fork - 3. Shili fork controlling 2nd and
5th, 3rd and Sih gears.
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Primary shalt. Note. - When also {he secondary shaft is to be

disassembled, engage lwo gears in order to unscrew
the fronf end fasrfening nut.
Take away the primary shaft front cover and remove

the shafé by hammering on rear end.
Prevenl the rear bearing from coming off together
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with the shaft by placing a w0oo’en wedge as shown
in Fig. 98.
lf necessary pull out the hearing also using punch I
A 9613703.
Reverse gear and its shaft. Remove the slop and slide out the shaft together
wifh ihe gear.
Should fhe shall‘ removal offer some dlfiiculty, apply
a screw to the threaded hole in the axle.
Remove bush from gear using the punch A 928251.
Secondary shaft. Remove ihe epicycllc reducllon unit and fhe gearbox
-04-. wall lnner thrust disc;
slide out the secondary shafl with a bronze punch
hammering ll on its front end.
Checking the stripped out components of the gearbox and epicyclic reduction gear.
Check gearbox and eplcycllc reduction gear components against specifications of page 63.
Neither gear teeth nor chamfered surfaces should he damaged.
Check if the teeth of mating gears are working on the whole face length, and if the surfaces are smooth
and free from signs of scoring or hammering.
The sliding gear hub internal splines should be free from marks 0% wear or seizing, and ali splines should
have their corners without signs of hammering.
The splined primary shaft should be absolutely free from pitting or scoring. especially on gear sliding sur-
faces. Slide the gears on the shaft and check for clearance between the gear guide flanks and the cor-
responding shaft spline flanks.
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1. Clutch~ge-arbox coupling - 2. Cover gasket - 3. Primafy shaft from '~
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bearing - 4. 1st speed and 4th speed gear ~ S. 2nd and 5th, 3rd and 5th
speed gears ~ 6. Primary shaft rear bearing - 7. Reverse gear mounted Q 1 ...;._;,;
on its shaft - B. Secondary shaft bearing retainer ring - Q. Secondary ‘“" ‘l §i:.,_W.;;..,c%-: __
shat? front bearing - 19. 1st and 4th speed driven gear - 1?. Srd and 20 J ir 5;=e?;i;"~:
6th speed and reverse driven gear - 12. 2nd and 5th speed driven gear -
13. Secondary she'll rear bearing - 14. Thrust ring -15. Epicyclic reduc- e__
lion fixed gear - 16. Thrust outer plate - 17. Epicyciic reduction driven ®/
gears -18. Shim rings -19. Reduction gear engagement sleeve- 20. Driver. j
gear shims - 21. Stop ring for pivots - 22. Driven gear axle rollers. i
Note: Starting from chassis No. #27935 helical teeth have been super-
seded by straight teeth.
The reverse shaft should be smooth and without scoring; it the permissible clearance between the hush
titted on the gear and its shaft is in excess of the wear limits, replace both bush and shah.
The bail bearings should be perfectly smooth in operation, without clatter. The epicyclical reduction
driven gears roller bearings and those for the bevel pinion shaft should have an assembly clearance not
exceeding the value listed at page 63 and the surfaces mating such components should not be damaged
in any way.
The gear control forks should be checked for deformation and hardening characteristics of the working
surfaces. They should slide freely with shifter rods in the box guide holes.
Replace gaskets whenever worn or damaged.
The epicyclicai reduction gear thrust rings should be checked and it presenting signs of wear should be
replaced.
At gearbox major overhaul, remove the control lever sector plate, located under the cover (Fig. 98), in
order to check its components efficiency, especially the ratchet (3) and the control lever dowels £1},
which are subject to wear.
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To reassembfe geaubox components proceed as roiiowsz
Paris to be assembled Operations and cautions.
S-=cond=ry shaft Assembfe on the shaft the rear ball bearing after
heating ii in an oil bath to a lernperature 01‘ 80° C.
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install in éhe gearbox fhe front bearing after sfiding
in the shaft from the box rear end, and mount on
it the gears according to Fig. 97.
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made after the insfaliafic-n of the primary shaff, as
if could be facilitated by meshing two gears af the
same time.
If the bush has been replaced, after reassembfy it

must be reamed using reamer U 8321, up to the
dimension of page 53.
Fasfen fire reverse shaft (R) as shown in 1~'ig.9B.
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Epfcyciical reduction gear (Fig. 191}. Assemble the epicyclic reduction gear c0m,00fl8niS
according to Fig. 101. .2
Mount on the gearbox the primary shafi rear bearing
{6} and fasten by its pin (V), the inner thrust disc
(14), having its lubrication passages Iocéied as in
Fig. 99.
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and the efasiic rings;
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Rods and forks for the gear contra! (Fig. 95). Introduce through the gearbox wall holes the three
detenf springs and mount the ball and the first
gear shifter rod with its spacer and fork;
introduce through the waif middfe no/e ihe two
epfcyciic reduction gear control roe‘ check belfs (see
diagram C-C, Fig. 106) and compleie the assembfy by
infroducing {he two balls from the reievamf hole and
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second and the third gears.
Fig. ‘I63. - Orientafion of the various spring pin cuts with Note. - The cuts of the p:'ns fastening forks io
reference io direction of force (F) or of rotation. rods should be oriented so thaf the strain expand ihe
pins in their holes (Fig. 183).
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and add the cap and snap ring; \x
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fasten it wiih the two screws (2, Fig. 93); mount
also the gear selector pivot (3).
Before mounting ihe cover, shift in neufrai all gears.
Gearbox-ctufich control shaft. Mount on gearbox-clutch contra! shaft, the flexible

joint, the suppcri, the bearing, and its disengagement
s/eeve.
Before mounting all parts on the primary shaft, be
sure that the sea! ring is 1'nsz‘afied (Fig, 97),
NOTE: Shift the gear shift fever backwards, thus disengaging the reduction gear, in order to faciiitate
the operation of fastening the gearbox to the transmission casing.
GEARBOX AND EPKCYCUCAL REDUUHON GEAR COMPONENTS:

SPEGFICATIONS, ASSEMBLY CLEARANCES AND PERMESIBLE WEAR
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Bat? _ Assembly ciaaranhes T mm (In) limits
‘ mm (In) ' mm (in)
Between gearbox shaft ‘ 0,010 to 0,105 0,35

splines and their driving - {Q0004 to 0.0042) (03133)
and driven gears ,
Beiween gearbox driving w 0,10 to 0,20 0,50

3 and driven gear toath flanks , (Q0039 to 0.0079) (O-.0197)
i Between driver: gear pinion . _ W

‘ tooth flanks and the flanks _ 0.07 to 0,13 2 0,35
1 1 of epicyclicai fixad redu<:- (Q0028 to 0.0051) ’ (Q9135) ‘
: tion gear j E
Epicyciical reduction driven gear ; 20,41to20,¢3 ,

needie seat diameter § 10.5035 to 0.8043) Y
1 , \ 0,01 m one 2 or
j Epyciclicaf reduction driven gear 2.99 10 3-9° 1 8e‘W?en ‘?°“°HB$ an?‘ axie?’ 5 (M004 to 0,0024) ’ (0.0'0§9)
need,“ éiamaiel. _ (91177 to 93131) of eprcychcai reductlun dr|-
, ‘“ ' Q ven gearS
E-Ipicyciicai reduction driven gears axis 14,-$00 to 14,389 I

diameter (05669 to 0.5665) _
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Reverse shaft bush inner diameier 25,065 to 25,098 _.

{obtained by accurate tapping) 5 (£19868 to 0-9881) _
= - Between bush inner diam- 1; 0,065 to 0,119 0,30 ,
WV ""”""W WW Z" 1"" gr 7”" 777‘ Bier 9-fld H5 F9‘/9l'$9 5115“ ! (919925 £0 Q0947) . (Q0118)
Reverse shaft diameter = 25,000 to 24.979 E '
1 (09842 to 0.921.243 ; V :
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5 Control rods release spring Gearbox seieciion release springs
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g Spring free Iength _ _ , , , _ , , _ _ _ 36,5 mm (14370 in)

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‘ Spring free length . . . . . . . . . 21,2 mm (0.8-345 in)
Spring length under check load . . . . 31,5 mm (1.24CI2in] , Spring length under check Toad . . . 16,5 mm (£16495 in)
Check iuad . . . . . . . . . 14,710 15,3 kg {32,4 to 35.9 Ib) Check load _ . . . ‘ . . . {SA to 20,4 kg [40,6 to 45 lb) ,
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BiFFERENT!AL AND LGCK
The rear half of the tractor body is a case housing the differential assembly and its lock; it is closed
at the rear by a cover through which the power take-off shaft projects; the belt pulley unit may be attached
There/:0.
The case upper opening allows the fitting and removal of the power take-ofi drive and driven gears.
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Fig. 105. - Transmission casing rear cover removal.

Fig. 104. - Removal of engine and gearbox from rear
transmission casing.
Disassembly.
To remove the differential case from tractor and to dismantle it, proceed as follows:
Operations and cautions.
Paris to be removed.
The hydraulic lift. Remove, if installed, ihe /lfl unit, its oil lines, and
the implement hitch.
Drain lubrication oil. Remove the two plugs found under the tractor body.
The gearbox from the dii-Ierential case (Fig. 10¢}. Disconnect the rear light cable connection.
Place the differential casing on a stand and lift the
gearbox with a winch; remove bolts connecting such
two components and disconnect them by a lever. l
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The final drives (Fig. 195). Remoi/e the rear wheels and their discs.
To help the disassembly ofthe various units, remove
the mudguarcls.
The soar. The seat should be removed lo facilitate the oper-

ations which follow.
The transmission case rear cover (Fig. 165). Remove the dlfierenlial case upper cover and sei
the power fake-off control levers at the position
<< MOTORE n (engine).
Unscrew the rear cover fastening screws and remove
the cover by pulling and lowering it very slowly, {'0
allow the removal of the front bearing of the power
take-off shaft from its housing. l
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engagement fever in the <1/VIOTORE» (engine)
posiiion.
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ARR 2204.
The differential iock controi. To inspect or rep/ace parts remove the rear cover,
ihe pedai compiete of aiiachmeni, the plug from the
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mering it out from fhe right side.
Differential gear Casing supports. Fasfen the casing on support ARR 222$, mounieo‘
on rotary stand ARR 2204 (Fig. 106).
Remove {he gear casing supports and remove the
bevel gear, complete.
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1. Differential loci. - 2. Power take-off driving gear - Ra. Bevel pinion roller-bearing adjustment shims - Rb. Ring for centering
bevel pinion on ring gear ~ Re, Ring gear adjustment shims.
The bevel pinion. Unscrew the beve! pinion shaft fastening nut using .
wrenches A 711109 and A 611108 and stopping ll
the rotation with the brass hammer A B61322. ,
Remove the shaft by applying a bronze punch upon
ifs front end, and hammer it out.
The power £ake~ofi' driven gear and the spacer are
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removed from the casing upper opening after setting
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ihe power taI<e»off engagement lever in the position
marked << CAMBIO » (gearbox).
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inspection of the stripped components of the differential casing and differential lock. l
Accurately clean all stripped out components and check if the gear meshing surfaces are in good con-
clitionsi
»— check the diiferentiai gear thrust rings, and the pinion bushes and thrust bearings vs. ihe wear limits
oi page 59. When replacing bushes, after assembly, ream with expanding blade {earner U 6‘lf814
to achieve the prescribed clearance;
-— check the copper lining on crown wheel hubs. and replace such parts if the coating is not sufficient;
- check the taper roller bearing and the differential axles oil seals;
— check the difierenfial lock collar working suriace and the pin fastening. Check the differential lock
control spring (Fig. 107) by a comparison of its characteristics with {he specifications on page 69.
D iffereniial casing asse mbiy.
See Figs.1H9 and 118 and in addition bear in mind ihatz

- the planetary casing is secured to the be-vei gear by bolts fastened to a torque of 4.5 to 5 kgm (32 to
36 it.lb);
—~ the differential. pinion axle is held in place by two special head bolts, the same which secure the
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R: 7 Ring gear shaft adjusirnent shims - a = Drive wheel
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To facilitate the reassembling of the differential Fig. ‘E11. - Bevel pinion and gear correct tooth hearing.
case to the gearbox, we suggest placing very near
I to the shaft {Font ends -— by manoeuvering the
l relevant levers —— ihe power ts5<e~0fi driven gear and the reduction gear engagement sieeve. |
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When chécking or replacing the bevel pinion and gear, the following adjustmeni sequence should be iol~
lowed:
a) bevel pinion shaft bearing adiuslment;
1 b) differential case bearing adjustment;
‘ c) tooth bearing adjustment;
cl} tooth backlash adjustment.
l The sequence of operations is as follows:
al lr:-stall the bevel pinion shaft and its bearing, the power take-off driving gear, the spacer and the i
adjustment shims Ra (Fig. 106}. To calculate the shim thickness, subtract from 58,5 to 59,5 mm
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Fig. 112. - Rear view of tool A ‘£37010 for bevel pinion Fig. ‘H3. - Right view of ‘cool A €376€’0 for beyel pinion
and gear adjustment. and gear adjustment,
(2.362? to 2.342") the sun": of the gear width and the spacer width. Finally, check the shalt tor tree
rotation and mount in place of the foregoing shims others having their total thickness minus 6,05 mm
(0.G{J2”), which will set a 50 ltgimm (ill) lb} pre-load on the pinion bearings.
b) Remove the bevel pinion and mount the bevel gear complete with differential pinions and supports;
tighten one of the pinions with its screw and check with a teeter gauge, at the other support, the
overhaul thickness of the bevel roller bearing shim rings. Divide it by two placing each ct’ the two
halves Rc on the two supports and check it rotation is tree but without end"piay.
c) For a correct tooth bearing (Fig. 111) pay attention, at pinion assembly, to the number stamped upon
the smaller base and marl-ted by -+~ or —~; this is C§Ul’E8* necessary to determine that thickness ot ring Rh,
which will be most tit to avoid noises during operation.
We suggest the following sequence:
»- mount the bevel pinion shaft titted with all its parts and with a ring Rb oi any thickness;
— mount on the casing the tool A 133110, according to Figs. ‘E12 and 113;
—- rotate the tool shalt clockwise so that the eccentric zone contacts the pinion base, and read on
the quadrant graduated from 92 to 94 mm £3.62?’ to 3.700”) the value at which rotation stops. it this
value, indicated on the quadrant, exceeds the one calculated by adding or subtracting from the
theoretical distance existing between the pinion smaller base and the bevel gear axis (93 mm - 3.661”)
the number marlzed on the pinion (not proceeded by any letter mark}, it will be necessary to replace‘
ring Rb.
The ring to be mounted should have a thickness increased of an amount equal to the difference
between the two values.
On the contrary, it the value read on quadrant results less than the one read on the pinion after
adding or subtracting (accotding to the + or M sign) from 93 mm (3.6614”), the thickness Rb should
be decreased.
Example No. 7. Reading on the fool quadrant 93.-1 mm

Measure read on the pinion ~{~ 0.2 mm
Distance between pinion and bevel gear:
93 + 0.2 = 93. 2 mm ($6614 -i— 0.0978 = 3.5692”)
The ring Rb should be 0,2 mm thicker than the one
installed, calculated by subtracting 93.4-93.2=
0,2 mm in order to set the pinion at a distance of
93.2 mm according to the indication marked on ii.
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Exampfe No. 2. Reading on the tool quadrant 92.6 mm

Measure read on the pinion —0,3 mm
Distance befween pinion and bevel gear:
93 —~ 0,3 = 92,? mm.
The ring Rb should be 0,1 mm thinner {ham the one
insta/fed, caicu/aied by subtracting 92,7 -— 92,6 =
== 0,1 mm.
d) Check with a dial gauge the tooth backlash which shouid be 0,20 mm (U.O08”J; the correct backlash
can be obtained by shifting adjusting shims Rc from one support to the other, in order ta set the
bevel gear farther or nearer the pinion as required. The overhaul thickness, determined according to
paragraph b} should not be aitered.
SPECIHCATIONS, ASSEMBLY CLEARANCES AND PERMISSHBLE

WEAR OF THE DEFFERENTIAL COMPONENTS
. Assembiy clearances mm :1 (in) mm 1 (in)
Wear iimits 5 Wearlimits
1 Between pinion and crown whee! taeth backlash . . 0,20

Beiween splines of differential axles and their gears . 0,010 te 0,105 (0.008) 1
(0.unc4 to 0.0042) 0,4 i (0.015?)
Diiferentiaipinion and geartoeih backlash . . . . . . 0,15
(00059) 0,5 (0.019?)
i Between bushes and differential pinion axle . . . . 0,020ia 0,093
(00008 to 0.0037) \ 0,25 {0.0E]98)
‘ Between casing and differential gears . . . . . . . 0,030 to 0,153
Beiween differential lock coiiar and casing . . . . . - {}_120{¢0,245
(00031 to 0.0052) . o.ss (011133)
(0.004? to 0.6697) 0,5 (0.0? 9?)
Specificaticns i mm (i rs}
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‘ Crown wheel adjustment ring s!1im)thicknesS (Ra, . ‘
3 Fig-1103 - - ~ - - - - - - . - . . . . . . . . i 0,3-0,5-0.7 (toier. -30,02) 0.011s-c.0197-0.0215(=1-_a.0ooa>
1 Bevéi pinion sifiiii adjustment shim ticim:-ass (between Q 3,g.3!g.¢.4,1.4,g.4_3-4,4.4,5..4,5- . g_1495-0,;535_g_1575_g_15q4_g_1554_
Biniw and fear fairer bearing) - - - - - - - - - - 4,?-¢,s (toiar. :1: 0,02)
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‘ mess - - - - - - - - - ‘ ~ - - - ‘ - - - - - - - - § (toler. $0.01) . 0.0827-0.0866-0.0386-nneoe .
‘ Differential gear ihrust ring thickness (1) . . . . . {i 0.0004)
‘ Differential pinion round thrust washer thickness . _. NI O1 0.0531 E0 0.6509
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casing to crown wheel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.5 Y0 5 F4901 ,
32' to 36 ftib
i Differential ¥ock control fork spring ‘
Spring free ienth . . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . 188

7.4036
‘ Spring length under check ioad . . . . . . . . . . 126,5 i
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. Check load . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28.5 to 31,5 ks ‘ I
62,8 to 69,4 ib 4
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(1) Rings of oversized thickness of 0.1 mm (00039 in) are avaiiabie. Wear iimii of a shim: 1 mm (00394 in).
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FINAL BRIVES
Each consists of a pair O f gems ha VI‘n Q individual casings, mounied lateraiiy to the differential and driven
by it (Fig. 110).
Final drive overhaul.

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The majsr overhaul thereof should be made as .0 ows:
Remove the electricai cabfe energizing the rear
Removal from tracter (Fig. 114). lighting from connection, and take ihe mudguard
away;
place the transmission casing on fhe stands and
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remove the whee! assembiy, with disc and fire.
Remove the final drive casings frcm the tractor and
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null outwards to slide out the difierenfiai axle from 1
bevel gear. .r \
Mount fire assembiy on the roiary stand ARR 2284

Shipping out of components. with support ARR 2221, and remove the brake drum
fasfening nut.‘ E
Remove the drum using a universai puiler (Fig. 115};
remove boih finaf drive casing cover and driven
gears;
remove the axie inner bearing stop ring {see Fig. 116)
and push it out the casing.
Note. - The final driven gear remova! does not 5:

necessarily require removal of the casing from
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mount £00! A 137014 to stop gear roiaiion (Fig. 116);
ihen use a universal puffer provided with 2 screws
{diameter 15 MB, pitch 7,5 mm} (Fig. H7),
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puller.
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universal pulier (16 MB x 1,5 mm screw - 2 required}.
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lnspeflfion of components. Check the or‘! sear’ of the difierentfal axles and of the
driving wheel shafi‘, to prevent off feakage on brake
bands and fiom {he driving wheel.
Check “bearings for free running and iooz‘/1 backlash
(see specifications an page 'Ir’3).
Assembling, When reasssmbling avoid damaging the sea! iocafed

in the chfierenirar’ bevel gear support.
BRAKES
The pedai and hand actuated band brakes act-on the puiiey keyed on the differential axies. The tractor
when used on roads requires sudden and quick braking and therefore the peda¥s can be connected by
a lock which ensures simuttaneous braking action. This fact must be born in mind when setting the
pedal free travei which should be equai for both.
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a. Clutch contra! pedal assembly - b. Brake pedai assembly.
A ¢ Cievis lock nuts - B 1 Caps ~ R’ = Brake band centering screws * S = Inner arm - '1‘ = cute; arm - v 5 1,-me, am-,
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To remove brake bands:

Removal from tractor- — drain transmission casing oil and remove from
the iracior the final drives, according to page ‘F0
instructions,’ I
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unscrew the screws (V, Fr'g.119) remove the pedal
springs, remove the adjusimeni rod ends B from
outer arm and slide it out;
-— remove the braking band end pins from the inner
confrol arm (Z, Fig. 118) and lake them away‘.
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inspection. Checlr the brake pulley surface and rr necessary

iurn it down, avoiding faking deep culs which
would impair its resistance;
check the dlfierential axle seals for oil leakages;
correct any leakages smearing the ferodo lining;
replace bands if soaked with oil using tool A 513007
for riveting;
in addition check the shall and pedal bushes for
wear (Fig. 113 a and b).
Assembling. A/lake sure that:

— the screws (V. Fig. 119) are fasiened by wire lo
the internal levers (5, Fig. 118);
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and no braking action would be possible;
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Brake adiustment. When mounting brakes on irecior:

- unscrew [he two nuts and compleiely screw on
the brake band tenierlng screws (R, Fig. H9)
then unscrew {hem lhrouglv a complete Zurn, and
re-lighten the nuts;
- slacken nuis A and unscrew rods (B, Fig. 119)
until the free travel of each pedal is taken up, than
screw them again two turns so that the brake
pedal travel is about 50 mm (1 .969”).
Before adjustment, the brake control lever should
be set all live way down with respect lo the sector
plate.
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Wear limits
mm fin) J mm (in)
Final drive pinion and bulb gear tooth backlash . . . . . . . . . 0,15 to 0,25
s (£10059 to 0.0098) 0,5
Clearance between driven gear driven shaft splines ané gear hub . -0,050 to 0,048 (0.019?)
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Brake pulley diameter . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . 4 ‘ , _ . . = 210
= (8.287?)
Brake band shoes thickness . . . . . . . A . . . . 4 . . . . . . l 6 E
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; Clearance bet-ween bushes and brake pins . . , . . , . . . . . . 0,120 to 0,144 ((131575)
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STEERHQG AME FROM?‘ AXLE
STEERING BOX AND LINKAGE
Removal and disassembly.

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The batteries.
The dashboard. Remove if wiih ifs frame from the batéery box and
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the gearbox;
detach the rear /ighfing cable from central cormec-
tion.
Steering arm from drag link.
The steeri ng box. 5/acken the 4 screws fastening the baféery box to
gearbox;
remove screws fastening the steering box to gearbox;
remove the steering box with the dashboard {lift the
battery box firsi).
Clamp the steering box in auvise and remove the following components:
$%@e-"ire arm. Use puller A 735003.

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Shaft and roller, Remove the adjusting Screw 1'Q¢k,r7uf and {he ,0/ye,
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shaft side cover (see Fig. ‘$23),
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Worm gear shaft. Remove the steering whee! and {he board; remove
{he screws fasiening the sfeering column to the
sfeering box and remove the steering shaft and ifs
bearings. 5
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outer races from the sieering box, do not alter the
\% shim pack (S, Fig. 120).
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R == Roller washers » S = Screw to roller tooth aligning " fi“*‘»q='%=>-1?‘-""-n‘
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shims ~ T =1 Taper roiier bearing adiusténg shims - Gg and
Gp = Roller shall seals » VI’ =1 Adjusting screw. Fig. 121. - Steering box muunied on iractor.
hlspection of stripped out componenis of steering box and steeréng unit.
Check mating surfaces of roller and worm gearfor notches or traces of seizing. Check alignment of roller
and worm gear, this signifying that the roller and worm screw reciprocal position is correct; if otherwise,
the shims should be changed (S, Fig. T28).
Check for clearance between bushes and the roller shaft, according to specifications of page 76 and
replace bushes when iimits are exceeded, in order to maintain proper mesh between roller and worm gear.
Ream bushes after assembly, using reamer U 611916 to achieve the correct diameter. ‘
H roller shows end play, due to wear of the two washers (R, Fig. 122}, replace the shaft also, being the l
parts riveted together.
Check the taper roller bearing for free play and the roller shalt oil seal.
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Check eieering arm and drag links for straighthess; if bent, straighten ihem anci make sure ihat their
strength is u nlmpaired. -._ . -~. ,_. _
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Parts to be assembled. Operations and cautions.

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The roller shaft bushes. l
If bushes have been replaced, after reassembiy ream l
them using reamer U 611916 up to fine rfiameéer
specified In page 76.
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To avoid eitering the setting of roiier and worm
shims (S, Fig. 122). gear, the shim pack S thickness shouid be varied if
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b) mount the roller, shaft, cover and the steering
arm;
5’’ 5':1 C} adjust theroiier and worm gear bearing afiggfds
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R = Rc-Her washers - S = Shims centering screw to roifer - E; Gg and Gp = Sears - Vr : Adjusting sci-9W_
T = Centering shims taper ‘nearing adjusting shims.
The worm gear, with the taper roiier bearing act- Mount the worm gear shaft with its bearing shims
justingshims (T, Fig. 122). and check it for flee rotation which must be ac-
complished without excessive effort.
The roller shaft, the cover and the steering arm.

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Adiustment of rofier and worm gear bearing. The correct functioning of the mechanism requires
that the distance between roiier and worm gear be
as sm aii as possible and corresponding to the original
specifications.
To this end, after mounting the unit and positioned
the steering arm as in Fig. 122(this corresponding to
straight forward motion of the tractor) the adjusting
screw (Vr, Fig. 123) should be screwed on, in order
to take up the piay between roiier and worm screw;
in addition, check that this condition remains un-
varied as the steering wheel is turned 30°, ieft and
right.
After adjustment, tighten the lock nut of screw E/r.
To refit the guide box assembly to tractor reverse the dismantling procedure. I
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After assembly, service the guide box with SAE 90 oi! and the drag link grease nippie with chassis grease.
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After adjustment. check the steering wheeis aiignment with the tractor axis; nevertheless a toe—in of abeut
5 mm (0.‘|Q69”) and a camber of 2° are acceptable.
Check tightening of the steering lever baits and the cross tie~rod ciamps and check tie-rods and levers
fgf gtraightness, to avoid eariy front tire wear.
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Steering box bush inner diameter 34,925 to 34,050 ‘ 2

0.3750 to 1.3160} ~ - \
Between steering roiler shaft | 0,025 to 0,075 . 0,15 I
and its steering box bush (00010 fio 0.0030] E (00059) k
Steering roiier shaft diameier 34, Q00 to 3d B75
~ 0.3740 xG 1.3.30) , 5 ‘
i Coverbushinnerdiameier{afierpress | 34[g12m 34.93? I

ii fining) 1 (13745 to1.3755) l Ba-.weera
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steering roiler shaft 0312 10 {L052 P .. 5 ‘
"i ”” mi i iwl anditsbush °“s‘e“"‘g hm‘ (00005 \° 00024) - moose) ‘
Steering control rolier shaft diameter 34,875 to 313,900 Cover - ;
1 (153730 ‘I0 1.3740) ‘
Y Upper bush inner diameter of steering 29,020 10 29.0729};

transrnissinn lever _ (1-1425 *9 31445) Between upper bush inner
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i ' transmission lower iever (00003 to 0.0041‘) (00138) ; i
Steering transmission ieverpivot diam- 28,96‘! to 29,000(°) pivot _
i 9421' (Section A-A, Fig. 126) (‘M404 io 1.1417) ' '
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inner diameter of lower bush of steer» 38,025 ta 38,087 w
mg arm 0.4910 to 1.-£995} B EIWEEI1
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Steering arm pivot diameter ! 37,961 to 32,000 1I Z 0i
7 (14945 in 1.-mar)
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‘ Drag-link bush inner diameter 12,000 to 12,043 ;
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___ _W___ W __ _,_ Beiween drag-fink end bush 0,000 is 0,070 0,3 ‘
f and its paw (mono to 0.0025) <u.e11a)
; Drag-fink pivct djameier '2 1i,9T3 to 12,000 '
= i (06714 To 0,4724)
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i of 0,05 io 0,28 mm (CL0020 in 0.0091 in), bushes §or steering bu: side cover shalt be mounted with an inierference
i, of o,o1s to 0,053 mm 01.0005 to o.ua2s in}. ' 5
Assembiing iorque sf steering transverse tiered ciamp screws is of 2.5 kgm {:83 ‘it.ib).
(O) The data are the pre-modification ones; the post-modification ones (from Tractor with irame Na. 402251) have been increased
of 1 mm (D.il391$“ in}.
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Checking the front axie.
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Remove! (Fig. 124).
Piece the engine sump on a stand or hydraulic jack,’
1 drain radiator water and s/acken the rubber sieeves
\ band stamps;
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disconnect the drag /in/< from the steering arm and
the radiator shutter control’ from its front end;
disconnect the head iamp cebie connection; fasten
the two ends of a rope in the radiator upper section
and insert wooden two wedges to stop front axle
osci/iation; remove the sump screws fastening its
forward end to the radiator support and move the
front axle assembly forward,"
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Dismantling.
Apply front axfe to rotary stand (see Fig. 125).
To strip it out refer to fig. 126,
Checking components.
Afier mounting the hubs check bearings which
should rotate freely without any noiiceebfe end play;
check surfaces and plays of king pins and of the
axle pivot pin with their bushes;
check the bronze thrust rings thicimesses and
replace them if in excess of wear ifmitsfsee table
on page T9).
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the wheel a surface gauge and rotate the wheel to
check the disc and rim for deformation: this check
concerns both steering wheels.
Check the camber of the steering wheels by laying a
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and checking if for any two opposite points on the
rim, the difierence between measured distances is
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should be experienced.
Note. - The lower bronze thrust bearing of the

steering knuckle shall he installed with its lubrication
passages facing the steel upper thrust bearing.
End the assembly by greasing the hinge pivot, the E
steering knuckles, the front wheel hub cover and the
front wheel hub with chassis grease.
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l Min . Between bush and from axle 5 0,025 to 0,112 0,35 _
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Axle hinge pivot diameter f 31,975 to 32,660 Q 1 3
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1 1 Axie thrust bearing cup thickness 0,91 10 1,09 Minimum
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8. Generator - M. Starting motor - C. Glow plugs. - B. 12V Battery - A. Horn, optional ~ PA. Horn button — FPA. Horn
fuse - P. Headlights, with a 5€J_='1.‘5 W bulb - GR. Control box - PC. Fuse box ~ FPG. Control bax éuse - LS. Battery charge i
warning iight - F0. Dashboard lamp - CLA. Lighting and starting key switch - CA. Starting lever switch » FP. Right taiflghl ~ 1
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The tractors belonging to the 460 series are equipped with a 24 V system, including generating. starting
and lighting units. The diagram of Fig. 12? includes:
No. 1 Fiat generator {type R 115-Mt},-‘24-1600 Var. 2), HG W, replaced by a generator type
DC115f24[7!3 C starting from engine No. 005045 up.
No. t Fiat control box Mod. A53-140,l2f$, replaced by a Mod. GP 1,-"24,!7 unit.
CAUTHIEN: The control box Mod. A,"3-140,-‘24 may be used with both generator types, whilst the
GP1,"2-ti? unit must be used with generator Mod. DC1'l5__~‘24[7/SC only. See details in the respective
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— No. T fuse (16A) for the control box protection;
»- No. 2 batteries (12 V), of 54 Ah capacity at 28 hrs. discharge, connected in series;

- No l electric starter (3 Kw) equipped with a solenoid Mod. E115-3124;
-~ No. 1 five~position starting and lighting switch;
~» No. 1 three-position lever type switch tor starting and glow plugs;
-W No. =1 glow plugs (140 W};

— No. 2 three~light headlamps, each with a 50,145 W bulb for driving and passing lights and a ll) W bulb C
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for parking light‘
— No. 1 dashboard lamp with 10 W bulb;
—- No. 1 battery charge warning light (10 W) bulb;

-~ No 1 fuse box with tour SA fuses for equipment protection;
-— N0. 1 tailight with ‘ll? W bulb; ‘
~.» No. 1 combination number plate and taiiight with 19 W bulb;
— No. 1 two~pole rear socket; .

—- No. 1.rear floodlight (optional);
— No 1 electric horn with push-button control and 8 A fuse (optional).
Lighting and starting switch.
Each position of the key on the switch corresponds to a_ circuit, and precisely:
—— position 0: 30 3011 - All circuits off;

~ position ‘l: 30-51 3[l_./1 - Starting switch - battery charge warning light;
—— position 2: 30-51 3011-58 - Starting switch - battery charge warning light - front
parking light ~ dashboard light - number plate and
taiiights - two-pole socket - t00 mm dia. floodlight
with built-in switch.
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— position 3: 30-51 30/1-58-56%: -- Starting switch ~ battery charge warning light - tron’:
parking lights ~ dashboard light - number plate and
. tailtghts ~ two-pole socket — 100 mm dia. tloocllight e
with built in switch - passing lights.
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- position 41 £51-56a 3611-58 -— Starting switch — battery charge warning light - front
parking lights — dashboard light - number plate and
tailights - two~pole socket - 100 mm die. tloodiight
with built-in switch - driving lights.
The key can be removed when at position 0 onéy.
Starter switch.
The starting switch operation is dependent upon the position of the combination lighting and starting
switch. . , .r .. ,m_.,-._,._ ,. >-.
Each position of the iever on the switch corresponds to a circuit, and precisely:
~— position £1: 15/54 —— All equipment off.
~— position ‘t: §5;'54-19 —— Glow plugs.
~— position 2: 15,r'54-‘E9-filla - Glow plugs - starting.
The lever returns automatically to position 0 from levers 1 and 2.

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The equipment belonging to the electrical system is protected by tour 8 A fuses contained in a box pieced 1
near the dashboard and by two other tuses. I I
— Fuse 54,3 protects: L. H. side front parking light - R. H. side taliight ~ 100 mm die. tloocilight
with built~irr switch.
— Fuse SUEZ protects: Driving lights.
-— Fuse 301'? protects: Passing lights.
— Fuse 54,"2 protects: R. H. side tront parking light - dashboard light - L. H. tailight and number
plate light ~ two-pole socket. -*w»v'-e—wr_»~=.<-w>»~.=¢_,-».~r,_
protects the control box;

—~ Other fuses 1: protects the electric horn (optional).
The generator with spy-light, the starter and the glow plug circuits are without fuse protection.
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Fiat generator type R 115- 146,!24- T660 Var. 2 (see fig. 128) having the foiiowing specgifications. has been
mounted up to engine No. 005644; it has than been repiaced by generator type D(3115_/24,f?;'3 C.
Maximum continuous output (24 V) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ‘HG W
Maximum continuous current output (Ampére—fimitaf:ion at 28 V) . . . . . . . . . 4,75-5,25 A
Speed at maximum continuous current ouiput, at 24 V and 20° C (68° F} . . . . . 1400-1880 R.P.M.
Maximum continuous speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4000 R.P.M.
3: Excitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . shunt
Direction of rotation, as viewed from driving side . . . . . . . . . cfockwise
Reguiator group type . 1 ". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . A53-14-0j24
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‘Vi L Radial brushes - 2. Fieid coiisr - 3. Pole shoefasiening screw - é. Pole shoe A 5. Driving side support » 6. Frame ~ T. Armature -
8. Comrnutatcr ~ 9. Lubrication wick - 10. Lubrication chamber -_11. Field coii terminal.
Bench testing the generator.

Test generator efficiency, according the checks Jisted hereafter:
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Check that afasorbed current, under such a voltage,
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As test is finished, immediately disconnect terminals
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G. Generator ~ V. Voitmeter, 30 V ,€op reading - A- Amrneter,
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V as current is TA).
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with generator heated after a period of operaiion.
Therefore, before plotting the characteristics, mouni
the generaior on five tesf bench, according to diagram
of Fig. 13%; rim it through a moior for about 30 rml
amr>@r@_ ,__ .— .1 —- en nuies, at 20-00 R.P.M.
The current output (5-5,5 A az‘ 28 V) shouid be Sup-
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EGG F568 ; u._ L.mL._ > Diagram piofiing should be made rapidly when
generator performance is beyond iés rated output
Fig. 130. - Output curve of generator type R115-$40_!24-
$603 Var. 2, when warm. and therefore overioaci mighi damage ii.
{Cut-in speed at 24 ‘v'.: 12OD»‘lé(}0 F?.F.M.).
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{ampére versus R.P.M.) at 2 constant voitage of 24 V. heaiing.
Ni. Generator actuating motor - G. Generator - V. Voitmeter, M. Generator actuating motor - G. Generator - V. Voitmeier,
30 V "lop reading ~ A. Ammeter, 20 A top reading. 30 V top reading - A. Amrneter, 10 A top reading.
(The reguiator group to be coupled to the generator should
be of the A;‘3-140f24 type).
Temperature test. if in doubt es lo the maximum temperature of the

generator during operation mount if on the iesi
bench, with pulley and regulator group, according
to diagram of Fig, 132.
Run generator coring 45 minutes at 2000 R.P.M. and
during Y5 minutes at 4000 R.P.ii/i. supplying to a
resisior a current of 4,95 to 5,55 A at 28 V.
Overheafing measured by pyromeafer, should be:
— on generator frame: 45° C (113° F), or less;
W on commuiafor: 90°C $794" F}, or less,
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Checking ohmic resistance. Field-winding resistance at 20°C (68° F) should be

l 7-<!.5 to 15,5 ohms, and may be measured between
termin ai 67 and ground, when generator is assembled.
it Armature resistance at P0" C (63° F) is 0.520 to
0,545 ohm; it should be measured only exceptionally
to avoid damaging the commutator bars, owing to
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(Connect the measuring instrument ends to terminal 67 and
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- remove the commutator head, disconnect terminal 67, unscrew and remove the through-bolts:
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-— clamp armature in a lead-jaw vise and remove the drive pulley and the remaining bracket.
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W. -ew. e-l. . Battery charging faulrs may be due to:

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if the generator is faulty, the cause may be sometimes found elsewhere, and particularly in the regulator
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the regulator §?oup and the whole system in order to prevent repetition of the generator trouble after its
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key, and setting it’on position 1, the battery signal lamp remains lighted, the generator is normal; if
engine is being started and accelerated to a given speed, the light should go out. - l
i If, on the contrary, the lamp goes out only when engine has reached high speeds, the trouble may be
due to faulty windings (grounded or short circuited), or to the armature.
Generally, the higher the R.M.P. rate at which the charging begins, the higher the potential damage.
ll the lamp remains lighted, this indicates an interruption between the generator cables and the regulator
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group; or shows that the group contacts are oxidized, and internal connections dissolclered; or that some
generator coil is interrupted, or completely grounded. l
ii the above procedure leaves the light out and the trouble persists also after replacing the bulb this
signifies that the trouble is to be found between bulb holder and switch, or between switch and the con-
nections oi the components branched upon it.
When the battery indicator light goes out to go on again the engine speed being steady the fault is pro-
bably due to the regulator group or fuse or to‘ the electric connections (the jacks),
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Generator repairs are to be carried out as foilowsz
a) Brushes.
li broken, chipped, or worn out, replace them with spare parts furnished by the FIAT Company ~ Sezione
Ricambi. Be sure to avoid the installation of other brush makes, as FIAT spares only can ensure a regular
and iong lasting operation ot both commutator and generator.
b) Field-winding. A
Check field coils by circulating test bench current though them (Fig. 133) and measuring the voltage and
the current with the bench instruments, then calculating the coils resistance.
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if connections alone are interrupted, repair them carefully; but it the winding is damaged replace the es-
sembly with a new FtAT spare. We do not suggest maicing {laid coils, as a speciai procedure i§‘requlred.
Poie-shoe’screws shouicl then be fully tightened to set the air gap at its previous vaiue. Reboring cf
poie~shoes must never be resorted to, if the air gap (see table on page 87] is not obtained; we advise
warning up somewhat the coiis, which are already shaped, to facilitate their installation.
0) Armature.
Commuiator. - li commutator bar surface contacting the brushes is worn or out-of-round, turn down
the commutator. Be careful when fixing the armature in a lathe and centering it, as the instailation
of armature assernbly between centers is not possible. Commuiator centering should be most accurate,
as commutator out-of-round, measured on brush ways should not exceed 0,01 mm {0.0004"). After
commutator turning undercut the mica between bars using a saw blade to a depth of 1 mm (0.0394”}.
Armature winding. —~ If damage is in the armature winding, replace the whole assembly. it is not advisable
to attempt making a new coil, as a special procedure would be required. Armature checks are to be
made with the instruments illustrated in Figs. 134 and 135.
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(The interruption is located by the no indication of the apparatus using a blade. -._. ._t.
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After any repair or replacement and before reassembiing the generator proceed as foiiows:
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_;r a) biow away aii dust — chiefly carbon dust — from aii components. using an air jet;
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0) ciean commutator surface, removing carbon dust between bars. Avoid using emery paper or cioth
soaked with gasoiineg or soivenis.
;.u~.,_ d) check brushes for play inside brush-hoiders, against the vaiuee iisted beiow:
ii,
—~ cross clearance . . . . . . . 0,1 to 0,3 mm (0.603? to 0.6113";
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e) check brush spring pressure which shouici be 69 to ‘F6 kg (1.521 to 1.675 1b.);
1‘) service with high meiting point grease the baii bearing, the commutator and bracket bush and the
recess at the end of the bushes (Hi, Fig: 123) and replenish with oii SAE 50 HD the wick of the same
bracket
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The sequence shown in the chapter << Covering disassernbly» shouici be reversed to reassernbie the
generator. Mind that when assembiing the drive end bracket, its introduction may be facilitated by holding
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.- _~.¢-. Current . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-55 A i
' Running genegaior before piotting oi the curve (hot condi- Speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. f.§3.rn, goon ‘
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.-§A.- _ Current . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-55 A i
- oi 4:“: min. ai 2006 r. .m.
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Output current . . . . . . . . . . . . . 535$ 0,3 A I’
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( increment . . . . . . . . not more than: 90° C (£940 F} ‘|
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‘ Resistance, at 20°C: 3 increment . . , . . , . . not more than: 45° C (1130 F) i>
—fieid-coils . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3' 14,5-15,5 ohm.

— armature . . . . . . . . . . r . . . . . . . . . . . . i‘
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r Commifiator bar maximum aiiowed out-of-round . . . . . ‘ 0,01 mm (().0OO39”)
r Brush duration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 i
1 I Pressure by springs on brushes (new) . . . . . . . . . _= 0,59-0,76 R9 (1.521~‘i.675
1500-2500 hours lb.)
5 ‘ Brush cross clearance inside brush-holders . . . . . . . ‘ 0,1-0,3 mm (0.I3D39”-U.0f18")
Brush end clearance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0,3~0,6 mm (0.011?-0.0235’)
r Diameter between poie shoes midlde fine . . . . . . . . i 70,6-?0,8 mm (2.'I79” -2,737”)
Air gap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0,3~Ei,-$57 mm (0.Q1i8"-0.0186") r
“ Tightening éorque of drive puiiey not . . . . . . . . . . 7 kgm (50.63 ft.ib.) l
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Specifications.
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The generator type DQ115124/7;‘3 C, illustrated in Fig. 136, has been mounted beginning from engine
No. 005045; its specifications are:
Voltage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . 24 V
Maximum continuous current (ampere - limited) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘I A

Maximum current . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8,5 A
Maximum continuous power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 195 W
Maximum power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233 W
Cut-in speed, 24 V, 26°C (68° F) . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . 1550 to 1550 R.P.l\fi.

Speed of maximum continuous current, ‘FA, 26°C (68° F) . . . . . . . W25 to 'lB'i£i R.P.Ni.
Speed of maximum current, 8,5 A at 20°C (68° F) . . . . . . . . . .
. . ‘£776 to i930 R.P.iii'l.
Maximum continuous speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58% R.?.M.
Rotation (trorn drive side} . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ciockvrrise
Excitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . shunt
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Regulator group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . type ; ’;P1,.24!7 i
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Main features of this generator compared with the preceding one are: completely enclosed, more power,
reaction type brushes.
Reaction brushes are advantageous as vibrations against the brush-hoiclers are reduced, compared to
the radial type. .
For equal brush sections they allow a larger contact surface on the commutator, thus reducing both
sparkling and temperature: the excitation current also ls reduced, and the regulator group contacts,
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voltage and current regulators have longer life.
When the generator is coupled to regulator group GP 1,-‘24,|’7, starting (cold), it may generate a current
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greater than the maximum one; but it is reduced when the internal continuous running temperature has i
reached appropriate levels {thermal equilibrium), without any damages to the components. E
The feature is due to the current regulator, which, as explained when describing the regulator group, is
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are not yet thermally stabilized.
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T; The timiting current is a function of the surrounding temperature; and therefore during the summer the
limiting current will be Jess than during the Winter, and the generator temperatures during the various
il seasons are more uniform.
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be completely seated upon the commutator, which 1'1iii em-L ~
takes place after ten hours of operation, with a 27.; — ~ ~ ~_
current output of 7 A at 2900 R.P.i\/l. l~1
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i Operational test as motor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1170-1330 r.p.m.
Voltage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 V
. . ._~.‘.~.¢u._=‘.- Current . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,5-6,5 A
Running generator before piotting or’ A]r.p.m. curve {hot Speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l
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Current . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.75-7.25 A
. ‘ 5 of 45 min. at 2300 r.p.rn.
Rmmmg ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' Z of15 min. at 5800 r.p,m.
l Heating test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Output current . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,75-7.25 A
Voltage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 V
Commutator temperature, not more than . 90° C (1940 F)
Casing temperature, not more than . . . 60°C 840° F)
Resistance at 20° C [63° F) ohm: ,l
-- Fteld-coils (between terminal 67 and ground
— Armature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . l 15. 5-159
- . Ohm
Cammutato: bar maxrmum aliow-d out of-round 030 O32 Ohm l
E‘-rush end play with f19SP€Ct to holders) 001 mm (0 oooae)
i Pressure by springs on brushes (new) or 04 mm recess"-<1 0157)
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Diameter between pole shoes middle tine . . . . . . . .
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o.ee~o 75 kg (152-1 67 lb)
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Tightening torque of drive pulley nut . . . . . . . . . . o,a-0,45 mm (o.o11a”~o.ot1r")
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COHTROL EOX MOD. A,t3-1-£€l,i24
Description-
The Fiat A,‘3~14G,»‘24 regulator unit: contains three elements: voltage regulator, current limiting regulator
and circuit-breaker. These three elements (Fig. 138), fastened to the block, are enclosed in a sealing
cover, equipped with gasket, which prevents shocks, dust and dampness.
Mote. — A distinction will be made in the test between modifications made on regulator units with numbers
up to 088917 and on those with numbers starting 088918 up; the numbers are marked on the
coven
Figs. 139 and ‘I40 represent voltage regulator and circuit breaker; the current limiting regulator iooks
quite similar to the voltage regulator.
Fig. 141 represents the wiring diagrams of the regulator units mounted on tractors series 400, and bearing
the production number up to 088917 and from number 088918 up. The diagrams have thick lines to represent
the coiis in series on the generator recharge circuit, to differentiate them from the shunted ones gm the
same circuit.
Ali armature stops are of the spring blade type, and adjust their toad according to the calibration value,
through the screw located at each regulator unit element side.
The temperature increment due to the shunted circuit currents and deriving thermal expansion. might
influence the calibration values of the voltage regulator and of the circuit breaker. This is prevented by
the Contact hinges, which, being bimetallic, are thermally compensated.
The group bears the following terminal numbers:
— 51 - connected to positive generator terminal;
- 67 - connected to generator field coils;
- 31 - grounded;
- 30 - connected to the battery positive terrnirral and to etectric system.
The wiringdiagram oi Fig. 127, points out the valve (FPS) protecting the regulator group.
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i. Terminal 31 - 2. Terminal 51 - 3. Terminal 30 - 4. Vottage 1. Armature adjustment spring - 2. Calibration screw ~ 3. Vol-
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gap 0.7-0.85 mm (.00275-043334”) for armature, fiiied with
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The diagram of Fig. 142 represent ‘she characteristics of the poshmodification and the pré-modificatign
groups. Thejunction zones between the two hatched strips, represents the-functional limit beiween voitage
regulator and current reguiator.
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1. The regulaiion group type A,"3-14Uf24, should function only with generaior ijrpe R115-14!),/24~16G0 and
type DC ‘I‘!5,’24,!?,!3 and derived.
The group shaii never be used with a third brush generator even if of size corresponding to the
generator prescribed above; the elimination oi the third brush would not change things; even worse
it wouid be to connect a third brush generator as if it were controlled by a reguiation unit.
The reason is that both groups and generator circuits, mainly the fieici coiis of the generator, that
are so reciprocaiiy arranged as to get the best performance for the whole combination.
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kling and group contact oxidation would follow and contact welding would also eventually fellow. it is
thus irrctispensable to connect terminals having the same number; as even it wrong connections are
eventually corrected and the group functions regularly, its usefulness would be nonetheless shortened.
3. Shocks to regulator unit should be avoided, especially to its lower part containing the adjustment reel-
stance (Fig. 146). During the bench-testing, the group shall be mounted with its terminals placed down-
wards, and an insulating sheet shall be -interposed between the fastening support and the base.
4. Connection between group terminal 31 and tractor grounding shall be well secured, otherwise the
regulation effect would fail as both the current and the shuntcoils are lacking. This case allows the
generator to increase its voltage as speed increases and windings are burned and voltage regulator
and cut-out contacts are damaged, owing to excess of current excitation of the generator.
Regulator group bench "testing.
To avoid miscalculations, the regulator group performance data must be measured by instruments
pe-rioclically calibrated and according to the prescribed rules and methods.
No removal of group seals is allowed for taking such measurements.
Checks. Gperatlons and cautions.
Test efiiciency of regulator group as follows:

a) a fest bench will be provided with a HAT Fr’ H5-
740,»'24~160lJ Var. 2 or FIAT DC 115;'24j'?l3 C ge-
nerator, coupled £0 a motor whose speed may be
gradually stopped;
ta) insfallaiion should have the measuring devices
and in slrumenis, concerning the testing of cutout
relay, current and voltage regulators, according
to instructions and rules hereafter.
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- generator speed should be gradually increased;
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Closing value must be 25,1 to 25,9 V, for both
pre-rnodification and post»moo’ification groups.
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Wiring should be made according to Fig. 144 and
generator run to 2000 R.P.M. during about 5 minutes.
making sure that voltmeter reads at least 29 2/, than
'x closing voltage. decrease the generator speed.
M. Motor 01' test bench - 6. Generator - V. Voitrneter.
The ammelfer pointer which was indicating a certain
charging current will decrease and approach 50 gem
and begin to show the inverted current value.
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V. ‘voltmeter.
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Close the cover and connect it according to the dia-
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gram of Fig. 145 and operate the group until the coil’
ii temperature reaches 41" to 53° C (11? to 127'" F).
Start the generator and siowly run it up to the speed
rate of 2000 l?.P,M.;
adjust rheostat so that generator delivers a current
of 4 A fhalflload currenz‘);
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about 28,? to 29,7 V.
Current regufator. Limitation current on batteries.
Connect group according to wiring of Fig. 145, and
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313 3‘! 6? 51 after the foregoing test, using the same instruments;
proceed as follows:
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ing of the voltage regulator and of the current regulator. is reduced, and on the contrary, voltage should
M. Motor of the ‘(est bench - G. Generator - V. Voitmeiar - go down nearly to 24 V (for groups up to No.
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Therefore the operator should make the group operate correctly, but in addition extend his
checking to the generator and to the charging system.
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Remove lead seals; unscrew the nuts fastening the cover to base, remove both cover and gasket and
dismantle according to needs.
Unweld the coil terminals connected to other elements, and unscrew the nut fastening it to the base.
.“‘*‘?‘*"l When checking or reassembling such elements, make sure that the setting screws are not being tampered
F _ with, as during manufacturing they have been sealed with varnish.
For coil terminal seldering use exclusively a neutral flux, avoiding acids.
.1‘ . Carefully watch the insulating washer assembling.
Beeora reinstalling the group cover, make. sure that:
- the open contacts distance of the cut—0ut relay, when at rest, is 0,?!) to 0,85 mm 63.0275” to 0.0334”)
for rivet-type groups (R, Fig‘ 140), and 1,15 to 1,30 mm (Q0452 ”to 0.0512") for non-riveted groups;
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ad between terminal 30 and the base. '
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The Control Box Mod. GP ‘i/24/7 is composed E:-y three units: cut-out relay, current regulator and voltage
regulator.
Both the voltage and the current regulators (Fig. 149) consist of a U—shaped body with a bend on the
and oi one arm and a tongue (5) on the other. An armature (2) supported by a tension spring (1) is
fastened to the body (9). The spring is made of two blades lying flat on each other, one of steel and the
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c. Air gap between core extension and armature (to be cl. Air gap (EL64 to 0,76 mm = 0.025 to 0.030 in). ».4-.~>.i“\;.
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spring supporting lip. - 6. Regulation resistance. - 7. Additional resistance in series with the shunted winding of the voltage
reguiator. - 8. Base. - 9. Body. - 10. Damping resistance. - 11. Additional resistance in series across the shunted windings 1‘
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elements. Point resetting is carried out by using a special tool on the tongues which carry the fix-ad
contact points. The cut-out reiay is similar to the other two elements and is also equipped with a hinge
(1) made of one sleet and one bi~metalllc ieaves. ,
The armatures of the three units are equipped with adiusting springs (3). Adjusting is done by loading
the tongues £5) of the springs. The three units are fastened to the base by the threaded ends on their
cores and sealed by a cover with a rubber gasket. The base is provided with three terminals, the num-
bers of wlch are marked on the cover connected to the cables as follows: ' .
- 51, connected to the generator positive terminal;
- 6'1, connected to the generator field coils;
- 30, connected to the electric system.
The following resistances are riveted under the base (Fig. 159):
--~ the additional resistance for the shunt winding of the voltage regulator (7) and additional resistance
tor the shunt winding to the current regulator and cut~out (11);
- the regulator resistance (6) connected in series to the acceleration winding {a}; damping resistance
(10) shunted to the generator field~wincling (between the current regulator body and ground).
O peration.
At iow speeds the generator voitags is not sufficiently strong to induce in the shunted windings of the
control box units a magnetic flux apt to attract the armature to the cores. All ermatures are therefore
at rest and the out-out contacts are open, whilst the current and voitage regulators ones are closed.
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As the generator speed increases the voltage and the currentoutputincrease creating a stronger magnetic
flux, when the generator reaches predetermined values oi speed and voltage the magnetic flux becomes
sufficiently strong to win the resistance of the tension springs and so attract the armature to the cut-
out core to close the contacts. A current is then circulated from the generator positive terminal through
the series windings of the units (Fig. 151) to the electric system equipped and positive terminai of the
battery and returning to the negative brush of the generator.
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to hold the cut-out contacts more securely closed. As a rule, otter the cut-out is closed and the ge-
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acceleration winding (a) and the regulation resistance (6) are inserted in the tield winding circuit of the
generator. The regulation resistance lowers the current through the generator iieici winding and conse-
quently the generator voltage until the voltage regulator contacts close again.
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positive terminal - 6?. Generator field winding terminal, *"/:m*:\_“~\. J
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Then the field winding current and consequently the generator voltage increase resulting in there-opening
of the contacts. The cycle repeats itself and an oscillation of the at-matures is maintained to keep tho
voltage within the setting limits.
The function of the acceleration resistance (a) is to increase the oscillation frequency or the voltage
regulator which reduces its pull on the armature (2). in tact, as the contacts open the field winding
current going through the acceleration coll creates a magnetic field which is subtracted from the one
created by the“'regulator shunt winding and therefore reduces the magnetic pull on the armature, favouring
its release.
Should current consumption exceed a certain limit, or the battery be discharged, a great current output
will he required from the generator: this current induces a magnetic pull on the current regulator
armature sufficient to close it against the action of the springs. The contacts open and insert through
the generator field winding circuit the regulation resistance and the acceleration coil with the same
results described above in the case of the voltage regulator, in this case it is the current which is con-
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tained within set limits. if the current output requirements remain above said limit, the current regulator
armature keeps on oscillating substituting the voltage regulator one, which remains at rest.
To conclude, the current regulator limits the maximum current output of the generator, whilst the
voltage regulator ensures through the system a voltage ranging within pre-determined limits (calibration
limits), not harmful to the battery, for all the charging range which requires an output below the maximum
values from the generator, equipment and battery.
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regulators} and is also known as peak-load.
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The damper resistance coil (10) protects the voltage and current regulator contacts from the sparking
deg-iying from the electromagnetic energy of the field coils during the opening cycles by grounding part
of the energy»
When the generator slows down to a‘ point where its voltage is lower than the battery voltage, a reverse
current is produced from battery to generator. This reverse current will go through the series windings
of the current regulator and cut~out in the opposite direction. No consequences will derive to the
current regulator, as the current is not strong enough to pull the armature, but it will cleznagnetize some-
what‘ the cut-out relay which has the contacts closed, so that as soon as the reverse current will reach
a certain value the armature will be released causing the contacts to open and consequently discharging
from battery to generator will be prevented.
Finally note the functional importance of the bi-metallic blades which together with the steelgones make
up the fastening hinges of the armatures (1, Figs. £49 and 1503. ~
The passage of current across the shunted windings oi the control box units causes a temperature rise,
which produces an increment of the ohmic resistance, and consequently the quantity ol current going
through them is reduced. As for the armature-s, the current reduction results in less magnetic pull,
there-lore a voltage higher than the set values would be needed in Summertime to open the voltage regulator
contacts and close the out~out contacts.
To compensate the reduction of the magnetic pull on the armatures, the bimetallic blade which makes
up the hinges is so disposed as to gradually reduce the tension in the spring as the temperature rises.
in the case of the voltage regulator the action of the bi—metalllc blade is more than sufficient to maintain
the set voltage against the variations of ambient temperature (thermal overcompensation), therefore the
setting is slightly lower in the summer and slightly higher in the winter. This setting value ot the voltage
which varies slightly according to the temperature favours long lite of the batteries the voltage of which,
when current passes through, decreases as the electrolyte temperature increases, and on its part elec-
trolyte also is sensitive to the surrounding temperature.
Therefore, should the voltage setting of the voltage regulator not follow the requirements of the battery
temperature conditions, the following trouble would develop:
-- when room temperature is high, the voltage would exceed the set limits and the battery would be
compelled to absorb a very strong current resulting in excessive electrolysis and consequently wear
of plates, insulators, etc.;
— when room temperature is low, the voltage would be scarce and could not ensure a correct recharg~
ing rate.
Also in the current regulator, the bi-metallic blade (1, Fig. 152) which is part oi the spring hinge of the
armature is so disposed as to gradually reduce the tension as temperature rises.
But, as explained‘el:iove regarding the other two units (voltage regulator and cut~out}, as the shunt winding
temperature rises the current put across it decreases and consequently also decreases the magnetic pull
on the armature. When the unit is cold this results in a higher regulated current and when it is hot a 2
lower current because of the hi-metallic blade.
The bi-metallic spring of the current regulator works as thermal compensation of the current going
through it and determines the following advantages:
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at room temperature (that is, not thermally stabilized) and theretors, as explained beto re, the regulated :
current is higher than the maximum continuous permissible one tor the generator, and should the
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when the control box and generator temperatures rise, the l:>i~metalli<: blade reduces (in about 20
to SD minutes) the regulated current to a value which the generator can tolerate. therefore the tem-
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particularly when the charge is lOW, Whifili may happen after diiticuit or repeated coid starting or after
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higher or lower depending upon a low (Winter) 'i£'ii»iE£ aslsumer
or high (Summer) temperature, which for the
generator means more uniformity of tempe-
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tip - 5. Adiusting spring support lip - 51~5T-30. Terminals.
This regulation system takes tuli advantage of the generator output and maintains the battery at a good
level of -charging even after difficult or often repeated starts. Should the battery be discharged, it will
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(29,5 V} the voltage regulator intervenes to reduce the generator charge (all electrical equipment oft).
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tor, the operation wouid be incorrect, the aaiie - ,_l ,' ~ ~
settings would change, the useful life of the
contacts would be pratically shortened and 2o~ ,1——— —
the generator would soon be put out of use.
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terminal No. 67 with the generator terminal No. 51
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which oxidizes the contacts of the elements of the control box model GP 1/24/‘F on the battery {curve
the controi unit, it orotracted longer it caneaslly plotted with data obtained at an ambient temperature of
, 505:1»; 39 C w 122°;§< 37° F and generator speed of 3506 r._o.rn.).
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cause Spark welding of the contacts. it is therefore absolutely necessary to connect terminals bearing
the same number, keeping in mind that even if the wrong connections are corrected and the operation be-
comes normal again, the useful life has been nonetheless shortened.
3. - The control box should never undergo shocks of any kind, particularly the lower side which houses
the resistances (Fig. 159).
During bench testing the box must be positioned with the terminals downwards, and with an insulator
lining between the bench mounting and the base.
4. - The grounding connection between the control box and the tractor must be secure, otherwise there
will be no regulation there being no current going across the shunt windings. In this case the generator
voltage output which increases with speed (es it is not regulated). will burn the winding ends and dete-
riorate the voltage and current regulator contacts clue to the excess of current across the field winding
of the generator.
Bench testing ~ Instructions.
To check the performance of the control box rnod. GP1;’24,l7 start with the following operations without
unseallng the unit:
— piece on the bench e generator model DQ113124,/‘i_l3 (regardless oi modification 5%., E, etc.};
- connect the generator to an electric motor the speed of which can undergo tine variations over a wide
range and provide a 30 V battery;
— make ready the instruments end gauges necessary to the elements oi the control box keeping in mind
that dependable results are dependent upon the observance of the ruies and procedure which will
be given below.
Caution: The test must absolutely be performed at the temperature specified for each control and after
at least 30 minute operation i. e., when the temperature condition specified has been reached.
This requires a special oven suitable for the thermal stabilization of the control boxes. Tests performed
otherwise will not give dependable results.
Cut-—out relay check. 1

a} Contact closing voltage at 25°i'I0°C (77@;j; w
gt; 50° F) ambient temperature.

in suri-oundlngs with the temperature specified above J
connect the control box according to the wiring
diagram of Fig. 154 and run if idle at 30 V for T5 1
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This preliminary operation allows the unit to reach
the thermal level allowing the cut-out shunt wino'fog
and the bimetallic spring blade to reach thermal
5: 5? stability after en initial period during which the
voltage oscillates considerably,
/"\ is lmmecfialfely after obtaining thermal siab1'lity, star-
Kit/‘““” “ ting from an inactive generator, gradually increase

the speed to check the voltmeter for the value of
the cut~out contact closing voltage, which should
real:-‘ 25.1 to 25.9 V when the light goes on.
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it at this speed for 5 minutes.
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See that the voltmeter reads at least 29 V, than
gradually decrease the generator speed. The ampem-
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amount of charging current, will graduaily go to
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+ decreases, the reverse current will increase up to ,3
given limit at which it will drop to zero (cut-out
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reverse current value which should be 6 to 14 A,
Fig. 155. - Electrical diagram of the arrangement for
testing the out-out reiay return current.
M. ?es': bench electric motor - G. Generator DC €15,i24;’7;'3 Note. ~ To repeat the test, if necessary, begin
and its modified versions — A. Amrne1er- V. Votimefier, 30 V from a stopped generator to avoid incorrect readings
top reading. due to residual magnetism in the magnetic material
of the cut-om‘.
Voltage reguiator check. Regulation voltage on half-charged battery (ambient

temperature of 50° i 3° C or i22‘° i 37.40 F).
Connect the group according to the a‘ia_qram of

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for about 30 minutes, with e half-charge current
output corresponoing to 5 A.
immediately afterwards. maintaining the box at an

ambient temperature of50° i 3° C stop the generator
and run it again at a gradually increasing speed up
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nerator half-charging with e current of 5A at 28,7
to 29,7 V.
Current reguiator check. Regulation current on battery: this check must im-
mediately fol/ow the preceding one.
Connect the unit according to the diagram of Fig. ‘£56

and connect the rheostat maximum resistance;
operate the unit at 50°i 3° C ambient temperature
for 30 minutes, at regulation current speed (to this
end decrease the resistance of rheosiat until the
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51 or so drops) and at the specified 28 V. At the enci check
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5; + it again and run it up to 3500 F?.P,M.;
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Kwix indicates 28 V and the ammefer a regulation current
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A. Ammetar. 10 A top reading.
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The various cases which may occur during the operation of the control box are the following:
A - Low charging rate with a fully charged battery.

This is the condition of a generator-control box system working correctly.
B - High charging rate with a fully charged battery.

This condition indicates that the voltage regulator does not limit the output as it should because a high
charging rate not only damages the already iuiiy~chargecl batteries, but also the equipment oi the system.
The causes are the following:
a} high voltage regulator setting;

b) detective voltage regulator windings or additional resistance (7, Fig. 159};
c) short circuit across the generator positive terminal and field winding which prevents the current from
passing through the regulation resistance at voltage regulator contacts opening;
cl) insuiiicfeni connection between control hex and generator through mass;
e) high temperature which reduces the battery electromotive force reacting to the charge, so that the
battery absorbs a high charging current even if the regulator set voltage is normal;
l‘) self-welding of the voltage and current regulator contacts.
in all the above cases, excluding case e), one of the two following conditions will occur on disconnecting
the cable 67 from generator to control box:
1) Output remains high (trouble covered by point c).
2) The output stops completely (the trouble lies in the control box which should be checked as to points
a), b), d) and i).
Note ~ If the generator output remains high even after a long period oi charging but neither trouble nor
high temperature show up in the control box. the battery is old or maintenance wrong. It does not absorb
any more current, the voltage does not rise above a certain value and the generator current does not decrease.
C ~ Discharged battery and high charge.

Condition of correct operation of the generator and control box unit.
D - Discharged battery and low or no charging rate.

This condition is due to the following:
a] burnt control box fuse » b) interruption of the additional resistance of the cut-out relay shunt winding
(H, Fig. 159} - c) loose connections, detective cables - d) detective battery - e) charging system high
resistance - t) voltage or current regulator low voltage setting - g) voltage or current regulator oxidized
contacts - h) generator trouble.
Should the above condition be caused by the failure of the additional resistance (ii, Fig. 159} repiace it.
ii on the other hand, it is caused by fuse failure, search tor the cause of tuse burning before replacing it.
The reason may be found among the toliowing:
— the out-out relay contacts do not open as the engine stops;
—~ short circuit;
-— reversed generator polarity.
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Finally, if the trouble is not due to one of the causes described at paragraphs a), b) and c), look for it in
the battery, control box, or generator. To find out whether the trouble is due to the battery replace the
existing one with a new one discharged so that it the output still goes to the maximum evidently the fault
is in the battery. it not, look for it either in the control box or generator by shorting momentarily the
terminal 67 with the 51 and increasing the generator speed. Should the output, previously absent or very
low, either reach a set value or increase, the trouble is due to one oi the following:
- low current or voltage regulator setting;
Fl-4 current or voltage regulator contacts oxidized;
v. ~~ undue resistance, interruption oi the generator field winding or inside the unit.
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Otherwise, look tor trouble in the generator.
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REPAIR ¥NSTRUC'£'iONS
As a rule it is preferable to repiace the control box rather than repairing or acliusting it, therefore only
exceptional cases may justify handling it. The repairs which can be done. provided that it has been
found for sure that it is the cause oi trouble, are: repiacing the cover, the additional resistances (‘i‘, 11,
Fig. 159}, the damping resistance (10), and the regulation resistance (6).
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Most of the faults oi the trouble, particularly the more serious ones such as excessive consumption or
welded cut-out relay contacts, oxidized or pitted voltage or current regular contacts, coil shorts and wind-
ing overheating, are due to faults outside the unit and particularly to the same faults of generator com~
ponents (field winding resistance altered, wrong brushes, faulty cables, etc.).
Therefore, the repair man should not content himself by replacing the control box, which has anyhow
a high factor oi safety in operation, but rather check the generator and the whole charging system.
Cover replacement.
Shouldlthe replacement be due‘ to bruises or warping we suggest to check the control box prior to
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replacement, according to the testing procedure of page 100 and following.
When replacing the cover check the seal gasket and place spring washers under the screw heads of the
base, then tighten the screws until the two ends of the washers come in contact. Finally, apply a paint
seal on the head oi one screw.
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b) control voltage rising because out of control; h) voltage regulator contacts stuck because of
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If still in doubt, repiace these resistances which are fixed to the base by rivets. Drtil the rivet head
first, then drive the rivets out with a punch paying attention not to damage the Wires soidered to the
pistes (12 and 13, Fig. 149). To prevent the current regulator core from rotating whiie removing and
refittina the resistances use tool A 127650 as shown in Fig. 157. The new resistances shaii be fastened
down zvith the screws, spring washers, and nuts specified tor the replacement.
The vaiue of the control resistance (8) is 136 to '14-4 ohm, that of the damping resistance (10) is 60 ohm.
Check that the air gap between the armature and the expansion edge of the current regalator core (at
position B-0 of Fig. 149) is 0,99 to 1,11 mm (-3.039” to 0.044"). To correct the air gap use tooi A 127051
on the fixed contact support (4, fig. T52} and check with a magnifying iens it the contacts are atigned
cerrectiy. The gap between contacts of the cut-out reiay shouid be 0,64 to 0,76 mm (0.026 to 6.030”) and
the air gap measured on the expansion edge of the core facing the contacts (Axis A-A, Fig. 158} and
with contacts ciosed shouid be 0,25 mm £0,010").
Then toiiow test bench checks, reported on page 100, to ensure that the troubie has been compieteiy
eliminated and reassernbiy has not altered in any way the operation of the various parts.
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to replace resistances 6 and 10, Fi9- T59- 1. Cutout reiay armature hinge - 3. Setting spring - 4. Fixed
5_ getting spring, suppmt tam} contact support tang -3?. getting Spring, support tang -
. roun .
Ftepiacing the resistance on the voltage reguiator shunt winding and the resistance of the current
reguiator and cut-out relay shunt windings ('7, 1'1, Fig. 159).
It the voitage setting of the reguiator has changed, that is:

-— reguéating voltage is low;
~— reguiating voitage rises to high values because out of controi;
the cause can be attributed to the resistance of the voltage regulator shunt winding (7, Fig. 159} which
can be aitered (short) or interrupted.
A coil short increases the absorption on the part at the voitage reguiator shunt winding (because the
resistance ts connected in series to said winding} and increases the puii on the armature resuiting in a
iower regulating voltage. Shouid the reststance he interrupted, the voitage regulator shunt winding does
no longer get across to the generator but remains Ensuiated.
Théfeififth as the flow of current is interrupted the core cannot putt the armature, contacts do not open
and the voitege, out of control, rises.
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be low or the conlacis remain open even at high generator speed, check the resistance (11, Fig. 139) to
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ascertain whether the cause musi be attributed lo altered value or to an interruption of the wire.
Fig. 159. - Botfiom view of ihe comb-oi box GP 1124,17.

B.- Regulation resistance » 7. Additional resisiance connected
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"J shunted across the generaior between current regufator and
ground - 11. Addiiional resistance for current regulator and
out-out relay shunt windi:-|gs~ 38. Electrical equipment terminal
lg - 51. Terminal connected to the positive pole of the generator ~
67. Terminal connected to the generator field winding.
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relay shunt winding absorbs more (as the resistance is connected in series to these windings and closes
the circuit to ground) that is, it‘ creates a greater pull on the armatures, partacuiary
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where the magnetic effect is greater and therefore the contacts close at a lower voitage.
o. . be interrupted, the cutout and current regulator shunt windings have no
"houid the resistance wire
current flowing through them as the circuit is not closed across the generator casing, therefore the
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51.5 which remains lighted. Resistance trouble has no effect on the current regulator.
d The resistance value is 73 to T7 ohms at 20° C (E8° F). Replacing one resistance calls for repiacemeni
of the other one, too. To replace them proceed as for resistances 6 and 10.
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Conirol box seiting.
The setting of the control box on the test bench should be performed without the cover, placing the box
verticaliy w§th_ihe terminals facing downwards.
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Cautions: if the control box has remained for a certain iength of time at ambient temperature below
15° C (590 F} or above 85° C (95° F), place it for about one hour at a temperature
- of25°I10°
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Cui~ou?t reiay setting.

Wire the control box according to the diagram of
Fig, 160 and p/ace the insfrumenis as follows:
- potentiometer P at minimum (1/oiifmefer at zero);
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— switch T open;
-.~ rheosiai R all on (max. resisiance); §
~ swiich T1 open.
7) Contact poinis closing voltage (at a femperature Q
of 25°i 70° C 2 77°7’;5O°!-‘j.

Close switch T. Stabiffze the temperature of fhe
unit, equipped with its own cover, by feeding it
ior about 75 ‘£0 18 minutes at a voltage of 2 30 l/.
through potentiometer P; 1
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once thermally stabilized, firing the I/oliage lo 25.1
IVWW to 25.9 V through potentiometer P;
adjust the load on the calibration spring (3, Fig. ‘$53)
a::.'::;"5Ii:‘§ Ii -""—"-"-"-".1_ by bending its rneial tongue (5) unfil the light S
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bring poieiiomefer P setting back to the minimum.
increase the voliage again acting once more on the
pofenfiomeier and check fhaz‘ the light’ S goes out ai
the specified setting.
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The contact points emflre closing stroke shoulci occur
at a voltage variation lower than 0,2 V.
2) Reverse current (at a temperature of 25°_-'-; 10° C
R‘ Q
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achieved by the unit.
With switch T closed, bring the voltage lo 27 If by
acting on the potentiometer F‘ “(the cut-out relay
contact points are closed and light S ofi',I;t1'ose switch
‘P, increase the reverse current through the rheoslat
Fig.'i5I1. - Electrical diagram oithe arrangement for settlng R. and check that the light S goes on when the
the cut-out relay. contact points open. The opening may result to be
B,. 2V battery - B2. 40V battery » A. Ammeter, 20A iop unstable eviclenceo‘ only by a ringing noise;
rerxriing {I% accuracy} - V. \/olimeter, 30V top reading chock the ammelar reading of the reverse current
(0.5% accuracy, class) connected across terrninais 51 and 31 -
P. Potentiometer, volrage acfiusting; capacity must be such which starts the confacts opening (6 to I4 A}.
that the I:ut~ou'£ reiay shunt winding coil consumption does Should the reading be uncertain or should the lighi
not create notab§e variations oi the no~Ioad vcléage measured go on like iolerance limit, bring the reverse current
by the voltmeter ~ S. Warning Iight indicating opening and back to minimum and increase if again working on
closing of contacts (2 V-3 W bulb) - R. Rheostat 4 ohm -
213 A - R1. Drop resistance sufiIcient to allow lighting up oi the rheosiat R, as instructed before;
the warnings, Iighrs S by switch T1 with the cu?-out reiay open switches T and T1 and bring the sliders of the
contacts ogxen. potentiometer F’ and rheostat R back to minimum.
Voltage regulator setting. ' Provide the conditions suitable lo mainiain the unil
at a temperature of 50°;I; 3° C (7221 37° F).
After wiring the unit according to the diagram of
31 ||. Fig. ‘£61, wind {he adjusfing spring of the current
regulator by shaping the adjusting fongue (5, Fig. 152);
SI 67 39 ' close switch I, star! the generator and stabilize the
lemperalure of the unit, for 30 minutes, af 2 30 V.
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by varying the generafor speed;
open the swiich I and bring the generator speed up
lo 3500 R.P.lI/l.; adjust [he load of the adjusting
Pl spring of the voltage regulator by bending the
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tongue, and the rheoslat R, so to obtain a regulaiing
voltage and a medium charge current of 28.7 to
29.7 V and 5 A, respectl:/ely;
check stability and accuracy of the regularfion voltage’
_.;.§ by sr'o,oplng the generator and running ii again up
to the speed of 3500 R.P.M.
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Fig. ‘IE1. - Electrical diagram for setting the voltage and
current reguiators.
G. Generaior DC I15/24/7,l3 and its versions - V. voltmeter,
30 V Iop reading (0.5% accuracy cIass} - A. Ammeter, I0 A
top reading ~ R. Rheostat, 3 ohm-20A - B. 12 ‘I! - 190 Ah
batteries connected In series, I‘uI%y charged - I. Switch.
Current regulator seiting. This test musi immediately follow the preceding
one, holding the fest temperature at 50°i3°C
(l22°i 37° F), and using the same instrumenis and
the same wiring diagram (Fig. 161);
close the switch I, start the generator, adjust its
speed and rheosfai R £0 obfain a volfage and a current
of 28 I-’ and 5.-5 to 7.4 A., respecEive!y,'
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after 30 minutes of operation at’ the above conditions

stop the generator and open the switch I. Bring the
generator back to a speed of 3500 R.P.M.; aofiusi ihe
load of the adjusting spring by acting on the tongue
(5, Fig. 152), and the rheostazf R fo obtain a regulating
current and voltage of 6.6 to 7.4 A and 28 1/, check
the sfabi/iiy and the accuracy of the regufafing
current by stopping the generator and running rr
A again up to a speed of 3500 R.P.M.
Performance check and sealing of the unit.

Once set, close the hot control unit with cover and gasket before it undergoes the bench test as from
instructions of page 100 and following. Then put the paint seal on one of the cover fastening screw heads
before returning it to the owner.
Overhauling or repairs must be entrusted to FIAT Service Shops only.
Whenever a control box is opened for overhaul or repair, operate if for a certain length oi time without
the cover on so that it will warm up and eliminate any residual dampness on its elements, if any.
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a 5 -~ ‘lead current for thermal stabilization . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . ,1; 30 V
—- out-in voltage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . 4 25,1 to 25,9 V
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_ — voltage variation for Contact closing stroke . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . ' > 0,2 V
I‘ ~ reverse current . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . 6 to 14 A
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— batteries capacity at 30V . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . _ . . . . . 100

— average load current . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
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I — regulation resistance (5) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l 136 to 144 ohm ‘
‘ -» damping resistance (10) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 ohm
— additional resistance for voltage regulator (7) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 to 77 ohm’?
-~ additional resistance for cut-out relay and current regulator (11) . . . . . . ?'3 to Tr‘ ohm*
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CONTROL BOX TYPE GP ‘H24/7, MODIFIED (Dwg.n0 4035433). |
The modified control box 4085433 diners from the previous type (4055883) as follows:
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Specsficabons and damensions Tractors are equipped with two 1'2V batteries, Capagjfy
56 Ah {measured at 20 hours discharge) connecieg 134345
in series, to reach the generator voltage of 24 5/,
The main battery characteristics are:
1. Connections, covered with mastic insulating
material to prevent current a'is;Jersiohs and prg.
tect against corrosion the connections and the
pole terminals.
2. Separators, for protection of battery lead plates
from vibrations, made of extremely thin paroug
rubber, or of poiivynil plastics.
3. Self-levelling and splash-proof plugs, allowing
electrolyte self-levelling, and preventing its splash-
ing from the vent. holes, when tracts; jolts in
operation.
Sizes:
— length . . . 368 to 372 mm (f4‘4882“ t0 l1i.6-455")
-— Width . . . 173 i0 777 i‘l’?m( 5.31 l0“ to 5.9555” j
~— height . . . 197 to 200 mmf Z7559" to 7.8739”)
Battery makes: '
— Marelii 6 TF 9;
- Titano 6 CR 4 F.
Weight (with electrolyte) approx. 24 kg (52‘Q10 lb).
Keep batteries clean and dry, particularly the upper

parts, thus avoiding, especially after the recharge,
the corrosion of the element sealing compound,‘
smear terminals with pure Vaseline, avoiding the use
of lubricating grease as it reacts with sulphuric acid
of the electrolyte (vapour or liquid).
Electroixte level checking and ’cop—up Electrolyte should completely cover the element
plates, and top-up them of about 5 mm (0.1969").
Distilled water only should be used for topping-up
then make sure the plugs (A, -Fig. 162) are fully
tightened.
For longer battery life, avoid any contact between
water and metallic containers. >
Battery charge check Unscrew the plug, and introduce the hydromeier in
each element; the specific gravity represents the
battery charge conditions, as follows:
Electrolyte gravity E Condition of battery charge I

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1,28 100%
1,25 E 75%
1,22 ; 511%
1,19 . 25 %
I 1,15 I nearly discharged
1,13 l completely discharged
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the electrolyte gravity reads between 1,28-7,24 at
25° C g'77° F). Avoid letting the battery to discharge
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actual conditions the checks should not be made
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During operation, the batteries are not to he perio~
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maintain their efiiciency.
When discharged (excluding after long tractor stops
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.1. Faulty recharging system (generator, regulator

group): see service instructions.
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the electric system. This may take place after
heavy current draw due to the insertion of extra
.2} accessories, A rapid check is made by inserting
a microarnmeter between battery positive terminal
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and its disconnected clamp, after having stopped
the engine and excluded all equipment. The
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4. Tractor short hauls, using gears at low

speeds and with frequent stops.
To maintain the generator at its normal recharg-
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Refitting and removing from tractor.

No difficulty should be met in installing or removing
the battery from tractor; to avoid heavy discharges,
he sure to disconnect the grounding cable, before
working, in addition use proper wrenches, and
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Rated output . . . . . . 3 Kw
Excitation . . . . . . . . . . . . Ccmpgund
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The starting motor mounted on tractors of series 400 is a direct current 4-pole motor with solenoid, am} £21.
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1. Remove-conirol switch ‘terminal - 2. Terminal ior motor
field coil - 3. Rem-ole control switch - 4. Pole piece fastening
screw - 5. Starting pinion - E. Bell for brush prDY'.EC‘IiOr! -
7. Through bolt nuts.
Tesi bench checks.

As voltage, during rests, should be approximately constant, the starring motor shall be energized l:-y large
capacity batteries.
The specified voltages, applied to the motor terminals, shall determine the prescribed current drains,
through the setting of a rheostat. No result would be reliable if such conditions were disregarded, with
the exception of the torque reading, and only approximately.
To verify The motor performance check the electrical and mechanical specifications as follows.
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M- siaiilfifi lTl0'rOr_- V. Yoltmeier, 30 V top reading ~ A. Arrrrneier, 10% A, top reading - B. Baiteries, 12 V, 100Ah, connecied
an series, fully charged ~ R. Rheostat, carbon plate type, 1000 A, lop reading - I. Switch.
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Checks. Operations.
Operational test (under load). woe up agcgrding 50 1-79, 154,
Use a test bench ,1‘Ftzfed with a ring-gear having 5

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some startings of short duration. and check, by
braking the motor until a current of 285 A is rem-17e,;.'
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that its torque is about 7,85 to 2,15 kgm (11-14 go
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Stop the test bench ring gear; switch on, and aajigysf
11-%'‘-'42‘-li l ; voltage to motor terminals, so that .-'1‘ will ecsorh a
current of 620 A at I2]-13 V. The starting motor
should than deliver a torque of 4,62 to 4,?5 kgm
(33.4 to 34.3 ft.l/5).
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voltage at 24 V.
Motor should then absorb a current not exceeding
30A at 4090 to 5000 R.P.M.
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E?@<3?F@m@Qnel run. The mobile contact of e/ectromagnet should perform
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calculating the motor total res/stance, by the ratio
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between the voltage applied and the current, ,4:
3%? 40° C (104° F) the resistance should be of 9.0205 to
0,0275 Ohm.
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(58° F), should be of 0.0060 to 0.00%? Ohm,
2) The secondary field coil resistance (shunted), at
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C0“ FQSESHHCE. The efesffofnagngf fesjsl‘an€e) at /680;)
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should be of 1.36 to 1.46 Ohm. ‘

Mechanical characteristics.
See data on page 115.
Guide for finding starting motor troubles.
Faults in the charging system may he localized either in the electric motor or somewhere else in the
system; it is the-retore necessary to localize trouble first in order to avoid a waste of time by lookm 1°
faults in the electric motor not being there or clue to outside causes, so that repairs would be use-less
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lightened. Naturally, the check is made taking for granted that the headlight circuit and its Cflmponenfjs
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are efficient and without tension losses for poor contacts at the switches, bulb-sockets, etc.
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'1' "*‘§é';>,'- checks. Anyway, the battery recharge, without having found out the causes, will not eliminate the trouble
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a) ioose terminals of the motor solenoid contacts oxidized or insulated by foreign matter intrusion, E’
or damage of the excitation circuit and commutators circuits; .,
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Troub§e~shooting instructions. 1
item 1) of the preceding chapter, increases the ohmic resistance laetween batteries and motor and may
be measured by a voltmeter, when motor is running. '
The voltage drop measurements to be taken are as follows: between tractor body and battery negative
pole; between tractor body and the electric motor frame; between battery positive poie and the solenoid
terminal, where the battery feeding cable ends.
Each measurement should not give more than 0,1 V, when the starting motor is running.
However, if the voltage drop is excessive, disconnect the cables, clean the battery terminals and smear
them with vaseline, to prevent corrosion.
items 2} and 3) oi the preceding chapter, call for a commutator check for efficiency and the removal of
the starting motor, to perform its test with no load and when stopped (torque test).
The following cases may occor when such tests are being performed.
l - Torque current and speed up to specifications,
it - Low speed and torques with no»load; high current drain: trouble to be traced to armature winding
partly short circuited, or grounded; or to rnechanicai defects, such as worn-out bushes, armature shaft
bent. loose poiar shoe screws.
A simpie inspection may indicate that some armature turns are grounded, as the corresponding corn-
mutator blades would be deteriorated by heavy current passage that wouid take place through the
brushes.
Ill-Motor does not start and high current drain: might be caused by the armature or the iieid coil completely
grounded.
IV-Motor does not start and no current drain or less than 24 A: no current drain requires checking the
solenoid contacts on the commutator, and of the brush spring performance.
Very low current drain signifies that the tieid series winding is interrupted.
The solenoid winding interruption may be checked with a test lamp.
V‘ LOW Speed. with no load low current and torque, the fault may be traced to the internal resistance or
The m0f<>F, or to commutator expanded bars due to centrifugal force.
The first trouble is reacliiy detected when the motor is dismantled, the second one may be caused by
the tree~wheei too hard to turn or by field coil connections unsoidere-d from the commutator bars.
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Fig. 155. - Sectional views on starting meter type iE1€5-3i24-Var. 2

1. Starting drive pinion ~ 2. Fork lever - 3. Solenoid core - 4. Selenoici coif - 5. Solenoid tea-minai - 6. Fixed contacts - 7. Ciamp
fur mater fieid coil end - 8. Commutator - 9. Armature -10. Fieid coil ~1f.S1eeve -12. Overrunning clutch hub - 13. Over.-unning
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terminals.
Mow! disassembiy.
The starting motor can be dismantied into the foilowfng subassemblies: sofenoid unit, commutator and
3*?‘-‘ bracket assembfy, armature assembly, clutch assembly, pinion end bracket assembly. motorframe assembiy.
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2. <-1.-' To dismantle ii remove the upper cover (in order to
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part of the soienoid body (3) from five screws fasten-
ing it to the support. and ;‘7/om the terminal ends.
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Commutator end head. Remove the nuts and the tie-rods fastening we ‘ .,~;-;._; .;f
head to the frame (7) and the protection strip (6).. lw;5::i
free the field coil leads connected to the brushes,‘ 3”’-\i

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Pinion end bracket. Slide it out from the frame with the armature; remove
the pinion engagement control fork pivot and pg”
upwards the fork to disengage the pinion. -;-1'.
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Free-wheel. Remove split pin, unscrew the nut, remove the $5.
pinion stop ring, and slide the free-wheel out. 5?:

To strip the free—wheel, remove the spring cup 510;;
ring, and slide out components; remove the ring
fastening the wheel to the bell and carefully slide
out the spindle, to prevent rollers and springs from -\
jumping out.
Starting motor troubleshooting and component checks. 1
Brush replacement En the commutator is comparatively simple: raise the springs and slide out broken l
or worn brushes. Use only original brushes supplied by FlAT — Sezlone Rlcambl, which ensure a long
service.
Check the solenoid contact which, if oxidized or burnt, should be cleaned using emery cloth, then remove
all metal and emery dust before reassembly. '
ll necessary, replace the solenoid, and the starting motorlield coils using original spares, without attempt-
ing to repair them or to wind a new coll, as good performance cannot be obtained by such means. Alter
having tightened the coils under the polar shoes, check that the air gap corresponds to specllicatlons;
to facilitate the essemlqly warm up the windings to about 50° C (122° F).
Check commutator for out-o"l~round, which should not exceed 0,02 mm (0.00078"); if necessary, and if the
commutator bars have not been thrown out-ohound by centrifugal force, turn them down, then undercut
the mica of? mm (0.039") using a saw blade.
Check armature conditions with the same device used for the generator and ll grounded renew it.
Fig. 166. - Parts of starting motor clutch.

1. Clutch rollers way - 2. Clulch rollers - 3. Push rod for
clutch rollers - 4. Clutch hub.
Reassembly instructions.
To reassemble the starting motor reverse the sequence used for dismantling.
Before assembling, clean armature and brackets with a strong air jet, and clean the commutator using
a dry cloth.
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r _ torque . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . 4,52 lo -4,15 kgm (ss.4 to 34,3 ftib.)
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r speed rate . . . , . . . . . . . . . . ’ 4000 to some r.p.m.
Comrnutator out-of-round . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . , . . . . . . , . . . 1 l>,l_)2 mm (0.GOD'?8")
gr
‘ Pole shoes inner diameter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . . ‘ 75.83 ‘zo 76 mm (29855 to 2.992l”}
Armaluro outer diameter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ?4,95 To 75 mm {Z9508 to 2.9528”) ‘
‘ internal iotal resistance of motor, when stopped (at 40°C - 104° F) . , . . . . 0.0205 to 0.0215 ohm
i Resistance of main field coil {in series), at 25°C E68“ F) . . . . . . . F 0.0060 to 8.0070 ohm
Resistance of secondary field coil (shunted), at 20416 (58°F') . . . . . . . . . ~ 1 to 1.14 ohm
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‘ ‘ energizing current at 24 V, (2G° C - 58° F} . . . . . . . . . . . . . Z 17 A
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30l<-Bflvld " solenoid internal coil resisrance when heated . . . . . . . . . . . l 1.36 to 1.46 ohm
r solenoid liii force, with a current of 9 A and an air gap of 5 mm (0.1'S-"} g not less thou H kg (24.2 lb.)
l Solenoid mobile coniact travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .= 6,4 ‘£0 8,45 mm (0.252 lo 0.333”) l
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Solenoid core travel ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . 8,5 lo 10,1 mm (0.334 lo 0.391") l
‘ Brush spring pressure (new brushes) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . I 1,15 to 1,30 kg (0.52 to 0.58 lb.)
‘ Armature axial play (C, Fig. 165) . . . . . . . . . . . . , Q . . . . . . . . . Vl 0,35 to 9,75 mm (013138 f0 0.0295”) I
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The glow plug ‘consists of a thin wire helix, contained in an insulaior and surrounded by a metallic shell
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which is hosted by the incandescent coil to 856" C (?562° F) through the insulator when energized by a
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The glow plugs are shunt branched (nominal voltage 24 V, MOW each}.
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rcemovai and cleaning.
Before unscrewing the plugs, free their terminals. Clean them with a metallic brush, wash in gasoline
and blow them dry.
Checks on fhe fest bench.
a) Check the plug current absorption at 24 V (5.82i0.2 A};

b) Sealing. The plug is screwed in a seal similar lo the one existing on the engine in a vessel the
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pressure of which can be raised to 30 kglcmi (426.70 p.s.l.).
Air leaks, against the atmospheric pressure of 760 mm (29.92l3"') of mercury, shall not -exceed 2 cm“
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The power take-ofi assembly is Located inside the transmissien casing rear cover and may be actuated
by a lever directly from the crankshaft or from the gearbox (through a gear instalied on the bevel pinicn Ti!
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shaft, Fig. 81}.
In the first case, the power iai<e~o1’"i shaft runs at a speed prapoiflonai to the engine (575 r,p,m=, engine
running at 2300 r.p.m.), and in the other case the speed is proportional to the tractor forward travel
(3.75 revoiuticns per rneier of forward travel).
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Major overhaui. 1-‘~
Removai. Drain cr'i;'i"erenr'ial and gearbox oil;

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set the contra] lever for engine drive and remove
the screws fastening the rear co:/er to the trams-
mfssion casing (Fig. 105).
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is no need to remove ii; we suggesi, instead, to
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B. Driven shaft componenis. iii
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Dismantiing. See A. B, Fig. 168 represeniing the disassembling

sequence of the various components, from iheir
seats.
inspection of components. Check gear teeth and shafi and hub splines con-
difions.
The power take-ofl" driving shaft s/idfng gear can be
checked and also disassembied by removing the
iransmission casing upper cover.
Check the bearings for smooth running and ihe
power take-ofi’ driven shaft oil seal conditions.
See page 118 for main assembling cfearances and
permissible wear limifs.
Assembiy. Reverse the dismanfling sequence.
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Note. ‘- To fit ihe power fake-off driving shaft

into the siiding gear hub, turn the power take-off
driven gear by hand.
BELT PULLEY
The belt pulley assembly is mounted in piece oi the power take~ofi cover (Fig 81) and m b
V of
the puiiey either on the right or left side, according to the required direction - rotation 55’
in e= setcase
both with
the vent" shouid be mounted on top and the drain piug at bottom (Fig. 159); if necessary, ~ interchanges
the position of the parts. A
The unit is coniroiied by the power ta-1ke»oi"f Fever shifted info KMCFTORE >> (engine).
Major overhaul.
Dismantling. Drain Iubricafion oif, remove the puiley from driyn

shafi end, and fake away the o,oposii‘e ‘end cover:
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remove the snap ring from the driving shafi supporé,
and hammering‘ on a bronze punch from the inside, ;;:'z-.‘__=: e; _-, 1
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remove the shaft and ah’ ifs parts. .';:.:'.~_.>:_"~‘.“x:;~.. P‘
_ The ro/fer bearing outer race, ifnecessary, is removed 7

from its seat afier taking away the snap ring; -or
from the pulley driven shafl‘ remove fhe nut and its
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check bearings for correct functioning and Sfmfi {($11
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Reassembling and adiusfing the pulley assembly. Refer to Fig. 178 and reverse {he sequence ;'of!ow@d
for dismantling.
Bevel pin/‘on and wheel adjusfmenf made by varying
zhe shim rmg P of a'rr|/mg pinion and shim flng ;__
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F.. Bevel gear adjusiment shim. P. Bevel pinion adjustment shim.
SPECEFICATFQNS, ASSEMBLY CLEARANCES AND PERMISSIBLE WEAR OF POWER

TAKE-OFF AND BELT PULLEY COMPONENTS
F We e 1 , _ er V 1 er e »_ “II
Data Wear limits
Assembly clearances " 7' " * Vfl W" ’—| ~ "*7 ‘
mm in. mm i in. ‘
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A. Lift control lever - B. Seleclion lever (position coairoi
requires the lever lo be shifted down) - M. Spring for reaction
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Hereafter are the main components of the lift mounted on 411 R tractors:
~»~ a gear hydraulic pump, driven by engine timing gears (Fig, 171];
— a iii-t, with integral‘ oil tank composed oi a ram (simple efieci) acting through a ball-heeded linl-: on a
I lever keyed on the lifting arm shaft;
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— a three point implement hitch, adjustable with a screw controlled by a hand wheel on the right link, l
allowing the cross adjustment of the implement position (Fig. 127);
fa! ._
;‘l .:‘; ‘Z —~ a control valve, optional, to be applied in place of the control valve cover for supplementary attachment
control (Fig. 193).
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The hydraulic pump needs no maintenance, checking or adjustment even eiter long operation. This is
Q, or ‘ , .
ue to the factrlhal clearance between “me gears and bushes [S taken up automatically by the oil pres-
sure in the pressure side.
The bushes have their side facing the delivery fitted with a fillet (1, Fig 1'53), which the oil crosses tr ro h
to act upon a surface recessed on the two covers and defined by . two rubber
I gaskets shaped: as{jg a
heart, and laid eccentrically (2).
Pump general overhaul.

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See Fig. 173 r'or the disassembling and assembling sequence of the hydraulic pump components. The
F ‘fie
., explanations of the preceding paragraph should facilitate a correct assembly and disassembling; sense
of rotation oi the drive shaft is indicated on the pump cover.
in addition, notice that assembly and disassembly require no special tooling, as the high finish of if
mac h.med surfaces would be damaged by a careless assembly.
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entrust them to FJAT Service Organization.
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_ pump speed (with engine at rated speed, 2390 R.P.M.) . . . . . . . . . 2.000 R.P.m_ 9'.
H gump rotation, as viewed from driving shaft end . . . . . . . . . . . . (clout-(W339 E
_ suction heed . . . . . . . . . . .~ . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . $380 mm (,+_‘l2.8Hi}"}

__ deliveries {oil at temperature at G kg/'sq.cm (O p.s.i.) . . . . . . . . . 1? litersfmin (3.75 lmp,gal‘_]
or 5005 -1409?) at 150 l<g;'sq.cm (21335 p.s.i.) . . . . . . 16.5 litersfmin (3.fi5lfl1p,gal_) ‘rD'»:*_Ior:=*ru.:='-.‘
- pressure valve opening pressure (marked C or E) . . . . . . . 145-‘SS5 kg/sq.cm (2862-2205 p.s.l.) Mr-
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To secure a good performance of the lift hydraulic pump, use exclusiveh/SAE 20 hydraulic oil avoiding
all mixtures. l .
The customer shall be warned that periodical checks and cleaning of the hydraulic lift oil filter is absolutely
necessary. After the first 20 hours from any oil change clean accurately to remove dirt from the litter.
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1. Shahi bushes - 2. Forward cover - 3. Delivery port.
HYDRAUHC POWER LIFT OPERATION
The power litt consents performing two different operations: position control and draft control. To
choose either one just move lever B (Fig. 172) downwards in the former case and upwards in the latter.
The lever can be actuated only when the litt arms are raised.
The lift arm raising or lowering control is performed by lever A. in the position control operation, at
every position of lever A corresponds a dltterent height of the lift arms, and consequently of the imple-
ment. in the draft control operation most of the excursion in the quadrant is used to determine the draft at
the implement during work.
Whenever lever A is moved, the control valve spool rotates and according to its sense of rotation lets
oil pass in ditiereni conditions through the valves of the hydraulic circuit which control the raising or the
lowering of the arms. in the position control operation, the height of the arms can be controlled through
lever A only, white in draft control also intervenes the reacting force which the implement passes on to
the spring M, Fig. 175. The deformation of the latter consents the rotation of the control valve spool,
(the strain of the spring being transformed by a lever mechanism) and consequently a movement oi the
arms which brings the resistance encountered by the implement in the ground back within the limits
established by the position of the lever A in its sector.
In position control operation the selector lever B, acting on the relative position oi levers and rockers
of the linkage cuts oh‘ the control valve spool from the effects oi the strain set by the implement on
spring M.
Fig. TF6 illustrates the hydraulic diagram of the system. For further details on the power lift operation
see the Technical information Bulletin, Form No. 324.192.
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located on the /eff end of the arms control shaft,
more the shafi about 2 cm (25/32”} in the sense
oppos/Ye io the arrow and remove the ring (Fig, 177)_
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inside the power lift. -
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. _, “*r~‘.‘-‘av valve (5) which requires removing the control valve
5 ‘fl group. To disassemble the confrol’ valve slecken the
£3519 screw which fixes the control lever (Q), remove {he
adjusting plug (t) and the side cover of ihe conirol
Fig. 182. - Lifl outside and inside control linkage. valve for auxiliary equipment (Fig. 180).
(The illustration shows: on ‘lop, the outer leverage removed
from fhelift; belov.',%l1e insldeieverage placed as during work).
Fig. 183 shows the power lh’{ suhassemhlies in the
A. Lift control lever - B. Selector lever - 1.. Leverage control dismantling sequence and Fig. 182 the outside lever
lever - P. Control spool - Q. Screw securing the control lever mechanism (above), and {he inside lea/er mechanism
to the spool - R. Screw securing the lever L to the rocker. connected as they are during operation (be/ow).
lnspeciion of components disassembled from ‘the hydraulic lift.
After dismantling the power lift unit check the following:

— check conditions of the gasket between barrel and housing and between piston and barrel;
-— check the play between the arm control shafi journals and the bushings; if found exceeding the values
specified on the table of page 130 replace ihe bushings;
~—- check that the play between the control valve spool and its bore lies within the specified Eimlls.
Note that the valve spool is not furnished singly as a spare, but always Together with the valve block
being fitted to the bore;
wash 8%‘; replace the oil filter cartricigelli found defectlve)ancl make sure that the filter seat plug is well
welded lo the plate for carfridge protection to prevent aifsuction on the part of the hydraulic pump;
replace the oil seals for the lift arms shaft and the gaskets of covers, plugs and valve seats if they are
not dependable;
check sealing characteristics of the discharge valve and of the lift control valve (4, 2, Fig. 185}, grind
the seats if necessary and check spring performance;
check the selling of the pressure limiting and safety valves by means of a hand pump equipped with
valve carrier A 197032;'A,/B, Fig. 181. lf data do not correspond, replace the valves. as component
oarts are not furnished separately as spares.
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lifting conlrol shaft - 15. Inside arm with ram - 17. Control unit - TB. Barrel - 19. Lift body - 29. Breather plug - 21. Screws
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:3 Reverse the order of dismantling and follow Closely the instructions given below:
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- when piecing the/inside and outside arms on the control shaft make their respective stamped marks
to register (see Fig. 184);
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on the piston side.
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a) Confroi valve spool aofliusfmeni. —~ Run the engine to high idle speed, then raise the lift arms, and place
the selector lever on position control (downwards). Remove the cotter pin and slowly screw in the
adjustment plug (1, Fig. 138) until the load starts oscillating (vertical oscillations}; unscrew the plug
3L half a turn and fit the cotter pin.
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outside arms onto the control shaft. Fig. 185. ~ Lifi arms control shafi seals fitting.
A = A 1El'il3l33,"A Punch - B = A 1971303,/B Proleciion.
in} Arms stroke adjusimenf. - Start the engine and check fhat ihe stroke of arm ends of the implement
hitching device (with the links connected in the holes as shown in Fig. 18? is from 580 to 600 mm
(22-27,'32” to 23-5/'8"). if the stroke length does not lie within the above tolerance, act on screw
(19, Fig. 186) by means of spacers.
Note that when the implement hitching device arms are at their highest position there must be a
margin left, which is controlled by raising by hand the lift arms.
c) Aojusimenf of ihe distance between the iifi co:/er and strut support. - Whenever parts have been
replaced (spring, strut support or lift cover) or after a major overhaul check the following:
ii Remove the strut and check that distance l (1, Fig. 190a) is 153 0,5 mm (O.590"i0.02”). if other-
wise change one or two spacers H between spring and support. Note that it would not be Com
venieot to use a large number of shims H to decrease the clearance I because that would vary the
load and conditions of the spring M.
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d) Adjusting the pfay befween rofler and sector (F;7g. 190 b). — Move the iift controi fever to the highest
position in the sector slot to get fuii raising oi the arms, and place the seiector lever in draft control
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be corrected by rotating the eccentric on which the foiiower is mounted.
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with fitting A 1933135 in piece of the safety vaive as shown in Fig. 189.
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Ciearance I indicated in sketches 'i and 2 of Fig. 190 must be
considered as a praticai working dimension; for new iifi uniis
Fig. 190 b. - Adjusiing the ciearance between cam and
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the ciearance is 14,3 to 15,? mm (0.583 to 0.594 in) and 22,2 A. Lift control lover - B. Selector iever - r. Reaction rofier -
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Position coniroi opera-Zion.
Move lever B (Fig. 199 b) downwards and inserr the strut support wedge as shown in Fig. 192. in these kn
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sensitive operaiion use the intermediate hoies but not for implements which determine heavy loads on -1
the srrui (rippers, disc plows etc.) which require the use of the iower holes. Exceptionaiiy, a_qVci only for ,-
very light work requiring high sensitivity, use the top hoies. Never mount the top fink in the top hole for
alt other cases in order to avoid excessive stresses on the spring.
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AUXILIARY COCK
The hydraulic power lift can be equipped with a conirol cock unit in piace of the control valve cover in
order to actuate attachments controiled by hydraulic power cylinders, boih single and double acting.
This otiachmeni: is not controlled by the fever which determines ihe raising and Iowering of rho arms,
bui rather by a lever which is part of the controi cock lever. This makes the ‘two operations indlpendent
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of an auxiliary oil reservoir with a capacity of 9 liters (8 imp. quarts) for actuating a power cylinder with
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The auxiliary oil reservoir is connected to the hydraulic power lift unit through a tube fixed to the breather
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plug by means 0"! a fitting. The plug is then installed on the auxiliary reservoir. Check all the seals before
installing the reservoir to prevent leakages clue to the higher pressure head.
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The operational diagrams for single and double acting cylinders are shown on Fig. 194.
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Plug 16 M8and doublwacting
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HYDRAUBC LEFT ASSEMBLY DATA -_M.V,-¢.
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Description Data Assernbly ciearances ;

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Inside diameter of cylinder sleeve 85,036 £0 ss,o?1 1 ; I

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5 inside diameter 0?’ cylinder 0,036 to 6,10uI x -r.
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Diameter of piston B4-9135 50 B5,00i} g,‘x-v,‘.|-_»,r,_
5 (3.3-451 {O 3.3465) , ->:¢='=
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, inside diameter of bushings on arm § 55,108 to 55.170 § ,
I Control sheit (1): réghi end (21693 to 2.‘!Y21) Q ! *
7.100 l ‘ to H.170 5 Arm shaft and bushings: I
Eefi and ‘ (1 .8543 to 1.8571) rigm end , 0,100 fo 0,200 ' ,
(QD939 TO 9.0075) } 0'4
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1 Diameterofarrncon’zra1shafiatbush- 5 4,970 to 55,909 1 (moss to 0.5076)
1 Engs: right end 5 (2 .15-f-2 to 2.1:-:54) Q I ,
E 4 5,975 to 41000 *
Fefi and l (1 .8é‘5‘5 to 1.8504; ;
insidediemeterofbushingsfor rocker § 1 2,016 is 12,059 l ‘,

1 supportlevertpress-fitted bushings) I {D A730 in 0.4146) 1 1 ' 1
; inside diameter 01' bushings 1 0,016 to 0,083 6,15
"**“,i and the diameter of the (muons in 0.0034) ‘ (0.005;
‘ Diameter of draft ccmtrol Fever pin 1
, (O 1,973 to gglggg t [ever pin
.4714 :0 0.4724)
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i Inside diameter oi rofler and liftcontrol , 1 2,032 to 12,075

lever bushings (press-fitted) ‘l (0 .473? to
0-‘T54? Inside diameter of ;J!'esS- 0,032 to 0,122 , 0,25 - V
i _-_ 7, W, _ -~~~7~ __ ,, W? fitted bushing and their _; {(10013 to 0.0040) (0.0%) - -
1 Diameier of roiler (r, Fig. 1% b) iii? 11,973 ta 12,000 pins '
\ control lever (L, Fig. Q82) pins ’ (0.47i4 io 0.4‘/'24)
I Thickness of friction discs for lift ’| 2 1

control lever £01179} F »~ _ - -
H, _ ,,.-._ __ i_' H ,_|_ _ W_”__i /1 _ =
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Thickness of spacer for Iifl arm run 0,45 to 0,55 j ,-
adjusfing screw {1D, Fig. 186) (0.018 to 0.022) - , _ ' —
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I inside diameter of bushings pFess- 25527210 25,020 1

fitted into the upper fink bracket (3) (O.98"H ‘:0 0.9351)
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Bushings and upper iink s 0,02O to 0,130 0,5 \>,‘ I1
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F Diameter of upper link bracket hinge 25,000 to 24,942 bracket hinge axle (moses to 0.0051) (@1120)
; axle <e.ss4s to o.ss2o>
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‘ Valve spring specifications S afeiy
(eylindm-) = C t I . .
Eaiigfilia Q Discharge 1
Free Eength . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . mm (in) U322] 46 ' 22

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(0.82) (6.87) ‘
‘ Compressed lengfh . . . , . . . , . . . . . . . ‘ mm (in) (1258) 20 10
(0.79) (0.40) I
Test ma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . kg (lb) 25 ‘° 29 1,8 ta 2,2 ' 2,3 fo 2,6
(55 to 64> [4 10 4.2) , <5 m 5.7) '
i Opening pressure of relief vaive (1, Fig. 186) (marked worh Jetter C orE)
Opening pressure cf cyiimier szdety vaive (3, Fig. 186) . . . . . . . . . 145 in 155 kg_/cm: (2062 £0 2205 p. ‘
196 to 205 kg/cm“ (2774 to 2916 p.sE”. L»-1,
Discharge valve (4, Fig. ‘$86) io control valve body wrench iorque . .
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Cyfinder safety valve (3, Fig. 186} wrench torque . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 in 10 kgm <65 to 72 mu) ‘E
4 to 5 kgm (29 to 35 7'1-éb}
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(*1 Bushings are fitted mm their housings in ‘(he lift casing with an interference of (1,020 w 9,102 mm (011003 to 0.0939 in). -
("*1 Bl-l$i\iflg$ are fitted into their housings with an,inie:%erersce 9+ 0,55 to 0,23 mm 63.8920 is 0.0091).
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HYDRAULIC HFT SYSTEM FAULT TABLE
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A r Tel‘-lTlONS REQUHED l
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‘ Lift fails to operate. » 1) No oil. 1 Top Up,
2} Control valve sticking. ‘E Dismantle and clean it.
3) Hydraulic pump does not werlr. _! Overhaul the pump.
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Lift lelts. i 1) Oil level very low. ; Top up.
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2} Oil filter clogged up. E Clean it.
3) Air bubbles in suction duels, ‘ Check fittings and seals.
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Lrll: does not hold the 1) Faulty adjustment of valve spool. Readjustthe valve spool as specified
i load in raised position
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ill 2) Faulty sealing or sticking of Dismantle and check the parts ln- i
1;: running, theload keeps discharge valve. l volved; assemble the valve tigl-ate,-,_
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on oscillating up and
clown ; when the engine - ing the plug with a torque wrench l
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is stopped, file load A setat9to 10 kgm (65io 72 limit) in
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3 drops}. ; order to avoid possible clistor-
1 3 lions.
S) Oil inlet valve of hydraulic cylin- Dismantle and check the parts in- l
der leaks. i valved. r
4) Oil leeks past lift piston seal or l Replace them. *
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iii _ cylinder seal.
5) Cylinder pressure relief valve 1 Replace ii. 1
leaks. l
Niall’ rcrewf §>r'e'='s2<-'l’E¢.i 6) Discharge valve seals damaged. Replace them. l
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1) Lift arm sircke adjustment screw Take a few shims from underneath l
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Traces or engine oil in 1} Oil leaking through between ' Check the parts involved and re- '
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1'1 ail .- the hydraulic fluid. ‘ hydraulic pump and seal. L place the damaged Oi’!-3S. l
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A B61322 Hammer, brass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 2
A $117 l Swlwel sland, pump overhaul . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . ‘ as
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A 11401 .l I Grinder, engine valves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
A 12131
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A mow Adaptor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . as
A 19171 Dial gauge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , as
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Wrench, injection pump timing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
A mesa Wrench, engine timing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 49
A 117683 PilrJtrod.....~ . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . ..l 49
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A moss Bushing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . l as 98-91
A mesa Gauge, control box sorting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 l
A 121051 Gauge, control box selling _ . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . _ 1'04
‘J. A mans Adz-:p£or, gearbox primary shaft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E ‘H14
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A 131010 Gauge, bevel pinion setting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l 52 302
Fe . A 187014 Lock, final drive gear . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
A reruns,/A/B Driver and prclieciion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70,
112~1’33
A 191015 I Lever . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 125“ ?85
A 197fl32fA_fB _l./alve holder, hydraulic lift . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 121 138
A 197035
' l Fiiting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124 781
2% ZI= A 2“1'1’£32B Valve spring compressor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
l A z1ress;'A/e,'c;o/e,rF;'s Curlers 121 189
and spindle set, for valve seat grénclirlg . . . . . . l 13
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.. A 227005 Puller, injection pump drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
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,1 4 A sz:-mo? Puller, injection pump plungers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l 13 107
A seam Wrench set, injection pump adjustment . . . . . . . . . . as-as
A 323623 Support, injectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 40 54
A 222025 Puller, injection pump shafi bearing . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 44 67
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A 322023 Retainer forks, lnjecfion pump followers . . . . . . . . . . ‘ 37 53
11$-?v.{I§T_o A seam Tool, injeciicm pump tappet removal and installing . . ‘ 35~36-33
35%;: A 3223044 Screw driver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . as-as
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A 511021 Wire brush . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 |
A same: Connection, inlection pump plunger stroke check . . . . . l 12
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A szms Connection set with pressure gauge, injectors and pump l as
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elements check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '
A same Puller . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . 39
.' 1‘ A amas Wrench . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . as
il A aware Clamp piston rings . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ 56
A maze Pliers, piston rings . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . l8~20-46
A swear Puller, pilot bearing in flywheel . . . . . . , . . . . . . . i 18
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A 7i1flfi3;'.lk Fixtures, main clutch dismantling and reassernbling . . . . 53 29
A 11110.»: Wrench........................ 54-65-as
A mzsn Spring tester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . as 84-89
fin. A 735002 Puller, steering arm . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
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A 928251 Driver, gearbox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 '
A arms
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ARR 22:6
ARR 2221
Driver, gearbox . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Rotary stand, medium size . . . . . . . . . . . . . r . . ‘ 5
Rotary stand, large size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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3-55-re-11:5 96-$05
Stirrup set, for rotary stand ARR 2204 . . . . . . . . . . 3 45 F
ARR mom Stirrqp set, for engine installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 65-70
f‘ ARR mans. Engine lifting hook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E 8-45
i<§;“4§'§ c ear: Dial gauge, with stand . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-B
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c mars ¢< C-So-no-go» gauge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
c 517023 Fixlure, connecting rod alignment check . . . . _ . . . . 127
_,i<:.§_, c mm: Ring gauge, for setting dial gauge C 687 . . . . . . . . . 20
3%- masses Bench, hydraulic lift . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 11-18
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Reamer, reverse shaft bush . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125
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Reamers set, engine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
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u 211011 Esoanslon reamer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . 14
u 313030 Reamer, valve guides . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i 17-19
u mm Reamer, pump rack bushing . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
"5; u sum Expansion reemer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
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SPECEFECATEGNS
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Type . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . , . 615.000 F‘;

Diesel 4-strske, with turbulence chambers,
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; Numbers of cyiinders . . . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘ . . . 4
Bare and Stroke ‘ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85x1E]i) mm (3.3'i6”x3.93?”)
fiflnwkn xwnl Pistcn displacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2276 cm“ (138.5 cuin)
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Compression ratio, appr 0 >< . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . i 215:‘!
.3? Maximum rated horse pawer {with air cleaner, without fan and exhaust muffier) . . 40 H.P. (1)
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s Maximum l-i.P. developed aé: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . l . . . , . . . . . 2300 R.P.M.
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Maximum torque . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,3 kgm {$01 ftib)
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Engine weight {with air cleaner, withuut lubricating oi?) . . . . . . . . . . ‘ . . . 275 kg (609 lb)
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1 Lubricating oil quantity (in sump and pipes) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . 7 kg (15.5 ib)
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.1 Timing
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I I i opens . . . . . . . . . . . 3° before T.D.C.
“Qt - ' - - ‘ - ' ‘ ‘ A ' " ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' " l closes . . . . . . . . . . 23¢ after B.D.C.
= Exhaust ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ji opens . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
cioses 23°3°before B.lIJ.C_
after T.D.C.
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Clearance between valve stem and rocks: arm for check of timing engine cold . . 0,375 mm (0.014? in)
Nnrmal running clearance between valve stem and rocker arm engine coid (inlet and
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exhausi). . . . . . . . . . . , A ‘ , . . 4 . . . , . . . . . . . . 4 . . . . . . 0,29 mm (U.0D'.’B in)
Fae! supply
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Plunger-type fuel {Jump - » - - ~ ' " ‘ E tijithosuedimelri?
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HAT FPIKE
FP,»‘KE 22A:48
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Operating pressure . . . . . . . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . .1,2i0’l,5kQ;'cm5:('l?io2i$3.53.}
lnjeciion pump {Bosch licence) with 4 l for fuei pump without sediment bnwl, type PES 4A 608 »1TG:L4_f‘§
piungers Ii for fuel pump with sediment bowl, type . PES 4A BBB 4‘l(]:L4,-‘I6
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Direction of rotaiion of pump shaft (looking on drive side) . . . . . , . . . . . . . clockwise
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Enjeciion order . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.3-4.3
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Setting of injection assembly on engine. The pump assembly with plunger No. 1 at
tha beginning of clelivery, is mounted on engine having piston No. 1 in the cam»
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=a::= ' pression stroke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . . . , . . i . . . . . . . 20°¢ 1° before T.D.C.
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$11 =1 Nozzie holders type . v . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . KC 55 S B F
éefi Nozzles type . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . 4 . . DN ‘l2 SD 12
injectors calibrated ai: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . 'i2G;_'~ S i-cg,-'cm” (£700 78 p.s.i.j
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Go vem or
Vacuum governor (embodied with the injeciion pump) type: . . . . . . . . . . . . EPJM 60 A:L45
Max. engine speed (no load), not less than: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2608 R.P.M.
$2“ Min. engine speed (nu lead). from: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . 420 tn 480 R.P.M.
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Eieciric motor with engagement contmlled by eiecfro-magnet type FIAT E1i5-3524 . 3 KW %
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Giow plugs for caid starting . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143 W
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TRANSMISSION »
Gearbc-x ratios Overall reduction rams

1st gear . . . . . . . . . , . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 10.863: ‘i 235.449 ; 1
I-Ind gear . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
gear . . . . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , . . . .
5.901 . 1 130.276 . ‘¥
3rd
3.749 : 1 82.756 I
4th gear . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _
5th gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.938 : 1 64.847 ._ \._, ~.\,-'.\_ .-,A~.,-4‘:
6th gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1.825 : 1 35.873
1st £'@VE!'S€ - _ . . . . . . . - . - . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . <
1.632 1 1 22.738
2nd FEVQTSE , . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . - . . . . . .
7.283 : 1 16i}.3443
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Rear reduciion train

Bevel gears $850 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fina! drives ratio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘. . . ~ . - .- .... 3.917%
Total reduction raiio (bevel gears and finai drives) . . . . . . . . . . - . - . - . . - -- .... 5.636:‘l
. = . | . .- 22076:?
TIRES
Tracior ‘type . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 515.100 515.163

(411 R) | (42i R}
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Size of front fires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Max. inflating pressure of front tires . . . . . . 8.00-‘I6 ; 5.50-16
2,5 kg‘/cm’ 2,5 kgjcm’ _
Séze of rear tires . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i; (35 p.s.i.} ' (S5 p.s.i.) E
11-28 i 11.2428
' fieid wark . . . . . . . . . . . D,8 kg,/cmz 0,8 kgfcm’ i
Nlax. inflating pressure of rear fires mad Work 51 (11 p.s.i.) 11 (p.s,§.) .
1,2 to 1,5 kgfcm” [1 1,2 to_1,5 kg,/cm? E
(17 to 21 p.s.§.) Y (17 to 21 p.s.i.} ‘~
STEERING SYSTEM
TurningraciIus...... . . . . . . . . . . . . ., .
3 m (9 ft. 103:1)
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2,2: m (9 fi.2 in) i
BRAKES
Outer diameter of drums . . . . . . . . . . . .
Width of brake lining —~ . . . . . . . . . . . , . 2100 mm (82%/5"] 2180 mm (825,?) i
- 50 mm (2”) 59 mm K2“) .
DRAWBAR (1;
Horizontal swing of drawbar clevis . . . . . . . F
669 mm(26") ' 660 mm (26”]
Height of drawbar cievis above ground i minimum ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 270 mm (1'c:5;;> Q 20$ mm ( mg’)
I maximum . . . . . . . . . . ssn mm(215,'3”) 4713 mm (121,/5.";
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ENMENSIONS AND WEiG¥-[TS
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Wheelbase . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , !
1525 mm (713/4") 1} 1815 m m {7'i1;’f)
1289-1336-1480- 1260-136%]-146$ E
Front tread . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R !
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‘!8B0-1989 m m 1sea.1eso mm }
1568-1656-1'?6l% . .,.-_
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1200»? 300-1400-
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Rear tread . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1800-1900 mm the same as

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59%-63-67 - I
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.. drawbar . . . . . . 2900 mm {‘!14”) I zasa mm(113§r;)
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f ‘Nlih0!.3’[ drawbar . . . 282:1 mm (1113 2755 mm(10a=|r;;
:,V~'iH‘l min. tread . . .
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Over-ail width
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I 1500 mm
2200 mm
(50"} ‘I490 mm (585/4*’)
{855,IE”) ;fi%mm@Wfl§
,, . " to the to of steering whee! ‘I410 mm (55‘r;,",”) ; 1335 mm (521/2")
Max height tothetogof bonnet . . . 13'?!) mm (540 1300 mm (5¥1l"}’}
5 Ground ck-zarance under front axle . . . . . . . . . 430 mm (1B"'j8”) . 409 mm ('i5°/1,")
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T Ground ciearanne under rear axle . . . . . . . . . 'vn~.
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1' Operating weight of tractor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - , 1. ‘M20 kg (3130 Ha} 1400 kg (3000 Eb)
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Weight of the two front wheel weights, approx. . 70 kg ( ‘$50 Eb) T0 kg(15fiib} 5
Weighi of the four rear whee! weights, approx. . . . 220 kg ( 4301b) 3 220kg-(4B03b}
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PERFORWUKNCE AND FUEL CONSUMPTION
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Speeds, with engine at rated speed (on concrete
course}:
5! k.p.h. m.p.h. i k~D-i1- §m.p.h.
.> 1st gear . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.2 ' 1.4 2.: , 1.3 .
2nd gear . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.0 2.5 3.3 2,1;
3rd gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.3 3.0 5.1 3.8
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.. 11th gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.0 5.0
1 . 7-7 4.3
5th gear .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14.5 0.0 j 14.0 8.7
rt; 6th gear . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . _ . . . 22.9 _ 14.2
-.1 ; 22.1 13.7
2 1st reverse . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.3 j 2.0 ! 3-2 2.0
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2nd reverse . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.3 ; 1.3 ' 11.4 1.1 j
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Diesoi foo! consumption . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 3.54 kg {7.7~B.8 lb) 3.5-4 kg (1.7-3.2 I or

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Maxi:-nurn drawbar puiis on concrete course, with trac-
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torfuily ballasied (iron disos and 75% water ba|!ast-
ed tires): I J ~~_
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1st gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . jrsou kg rages :b)(*>§ ‘
2nd gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - . - » . . . . $500 kg (3,300 Ib)(*)?
3rd gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . < | . . . . . . 3500 kg (3,300 lb)(’“) The same as for
4th gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - ¢ | . . . . . . i 1350 kg (3.000 Sb) type 615.100
5th gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 750 kg (1.850 lb)
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6th gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 450 kg (1.000 Eb} .
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ELECTRIC SYSTEM
Running at 24 V.
See page B1 for instructions on ifs components.
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27.? ACCESSOEUES
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. tractors.
Po we? take-off
3», Diameter of shaft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , 11;;
= SE: Speed of Eive power take-off (at rated engine speed} . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57:; R_[-EM.
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'- Revoiufions in ground speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 revolution for approx. $0?/J’ of forward travel (2? cm)
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Bela‘ puffs?
puney Speed ai rated engine speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1195 R.P.M. 1
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Belf $§}86G] . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - $5.6 IT?’/'5 (3,070 f.p'm.)
Diameter of pulley . , . . . . , . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259 mm (975,)
Width cf band . . . . . . . . . .. . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . 159 mm (5,)
Weight of pulley (without lubricaimg oil) . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35,5 kg (53 [5] 5.-_ . -. i,.
Hydraulic lift .4
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Hydraulic gear pump, type: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Piessey g 13 X
Reduction ratio between engine shaft and hydraulic pump drive shaft speed . . . . . . 31.162 :1
Pump speed (with engine at rated siiasecll . .1’ . . . . . . . . , . . . . _ . . . . . 2900 R_P,m, 1
Dsliveryifii flfapproxl_50°C-140°FJjZ’;150O:;i:<:?cCr-tan(g§éSc|:g.i.}i 3 J J J J J I .... J $2.5 12322 l§tZ§i$§33Zl;§

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Relief valve opening pressure (Marked with letters C or E} . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150 kg/sq.cm (2190 p_5_;_)
Bore of hydraulic lift cylinder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . 85 mm (3.3-4")
Displacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 500 cu.cm. (30.5 cu.in}
Maximum travel of iifi iower links . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘ . . . . . . . . 580 in 600 mm (1) {22’/," 10235/8’)
Maximum weight raised at the end of the lower links . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9£l0to12iJ0 kg (1)(1985'l:o2645lbs)
indicated lifting capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . approx. “I51; kgm (5425 ftib)
Lifting time (with engine at 2300 R.P.M.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 3 59,;
Weight of draft-and-position-coniroi hydraulic lift, inciuciing pipes and pump {without oil) 82 kg (130 11,}
(1} Starting from chassis No. 4i2é274 up, specifications are as follows:
Max. Travel of lift lcwer link . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 559 and 650 mm |f21‘,'s" ancit251/Q")
Max. weight raised an lower link ends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 900 and 1200 kg ($985 and 2645 :53;
CAPACITIES
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Part to be filled Quantity
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. Cooling system . . . . . . . . . 12 I. 2‘_r‘2 lmimgal.
' Fuel tank . . . . . . . . . . . . i 39 I. Water
81,’; !mp.gaI. Diesel fuel ‘,
| Engine crankcase (filters and pipes SAE 30 HD oil for temperature from 0° C (32° F)
' included) . . . . . . . . . . ._= 8kg 7 3/'4 Q{$. i g SAE10 W oil for temperature below 0° C (32° F)
injection pump and governor . . ‘ — SAE 50 HD oil for temperalure above 35° C (Q5° F) ‘
l Air cleanser , . . . . . . . . , . 0,5 >> Same oil as used for the engine sump i
'12 » l SAE 80 HD oil ‘
i Transmission . . . . . . . . . . 12 >> ‘I’! if; 2) SAE 90 oil
;1 Finsldrives (each) . . . . . . . . 2 >> 1 3|f4 )7
SAE140 oil for temperature above -10° C 64° F} 3
_ Steering system . . . . . . . . . ‘T — SAE Q0 oil for temperaiurc below —10° C (i4° F)
Frcmt wheels . . . — SAE 90 oil 1
Grease nippies I-\_.. . . . . . . . - Chassis grease ‘
Chassis grease
Belf pulls ‘<1 . . . . . . . . . . . c >> SAE146 oil for temperature above ~»~10° C (1-4° F} 1:
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‘l Hydraulic lifi . . . . . . . . . . . >> SAE 90 oi! for temperature below --10° C (14°) i
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Generator l slpports
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DOUBLE FUEL FILTER

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fix U-Flex type oil-ring has been insiaiied on engines No. i}i6?36 and above. This type ring is higher than
standard ones, therefore the piston groove has been modified accordingly.
Said changes have aéso been made on engines from No. 016266 to 016518;
Modified dimensions are shown in Fig. 289.
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NEVV DRAWBAR AND HITCH
Starting from chassis Na. 429451 up the drawbar and hitch device of the series 400 tractors (except 1.
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—— the drawbar can be set on 3 iongituciinai and on 3 traverse positions.
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Verticaf distance from ground Fine to top of drawbar at hitch
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Horizontaf swing distance at hiich point . . . . . . . . . . 570 mm E20")
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12.4-28 tyres. adjustabie as follows . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-455-‘iI}D mm (3f8”-215;”-4”}
Horizontal distance between hitch point and end of PT-O
shaft, adjustable , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 354-399-44¢ mm (1é"~€5”,/_{’-1782”)
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centerline of PT-O shaft, acifustabie as foflows . . . . . . . 229-ifilh ififi-49 mm {3?:'3”- 61,»',;"~-‘:»”-‘£1,'2”} I.
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Diameter of h=Ytch hole (plus one 115 mm == 11,516” hole at
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Foreword and Service Notes . . . . . - - - 3
Page
Gearbox and epi'c,'»'c//‘c reduction gear . . 53
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . , 53
Engine . . . . . . . . . . 4
Dffierentiaf and lock . . . . . . . . . . . 54 - ~w -¢=wv=n-:g.'=a:w
(_3enerai_ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Removal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Final’ drives . . . . . . . i . . . . . . . 79
Disassembiy . . . . . . . . . . . . - - Qo<. r1-fk~£=.
Brakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , 71
Oi/erhau/'5 and C/veks . . . . . . . . . . . 1.1
Cylinder biock and barrels . . . . . . . 11
Specifications . . . . 73
Cyiinder head _ . t . . . . . - - - . - . 12 Steering and firom‘ axis . . . , . . . . . . F3
Timing gear . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Steering box and linkage . , . , . . . . 73
Valves, guides and springs . . . . . . . 13 Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Valve tappe-is and rocker arms . . . . . 74 Front axle . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . 77
Camshaft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . ?9
. Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Power chain . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . I7 Eiectrical system . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Pistons . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . 17 Wiring diagram . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5'0
V Connecting rods . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 37
Crankshait . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Main and connecting rod bearings . . 2? Generator Type F? 715-740/'24-7600 l/ar. 2 . . 83
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6'?
' Lubrication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Generator Typo DC 115,"24,="7,i3 C . . . . . . 88
Oil pump . . i . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Oil filters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Confrof Box Mod. A_i3-140524 . , . . . . . W
Coiifing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2a Specifications . . . . . . . . . . 95
l Water pump . . . . . . . . . , . . . . 28
l Thermostat . . . . . . . . . . 28 Control Box Moo’. GP Ti’24,~’7 . . , . . . . 95
Radiator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Specifications . . , . . . . . . . . . 10?’
Fan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
I Batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108
Air feeding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Air cleaner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Starting motor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 710
I Fuel feeding . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . 30 G/ow plugs . . . . t . . . . . . . . . . . H5
Fuel tank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3?
‘ Fee-dpump . . . . . 37
injection pump and governor . . . , . . 32 Attachments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7'15
1 Calibration data . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Power Take-off . . . . . . . . i . . . . . 116
J -' injectors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Se/t puifey . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . 1??
' Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . 718
g Reassembly of engine . . . . . . . . . . . 45
I Timing , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Hydraulic lift . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 719
Pump . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 119
Brake test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 720 l
Performance data . . . . . . . . . . . . Sf Control Cock . . . . i . . . . . . . . . 128 l

Specifications . . . . . . , . . , . . . 236' 2
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Transmission . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 I
- Clutch . . . , . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 53 Tool list . . . . . . . . . . 73?

Fiexible coupling . . . . . . . . . . . , 57 Specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 733
5F>ech‘:cations . , . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Moo‘ifFcat:'ons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137
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Fm.-n ED3_5d.5B~3 - Aprﬂ, {Q63 .. 2000 ~ 5. A.N. - ‘Fcrino

TRANSMISSION ASSEMBLIES .l- W-._»,~_

Paris to be removed. Operations and cauiions.

Noﬁe. - To pull the ﬂywheel inner pllol bearing

Fig. B3. - Removal of engine, with front axle.

Mount ciuich on fixfure A 711063 or on ﬁxture i

If the clevises (3) must be removed urzscrew them 1

Inspection of clutch dismantled parts.

- check ciearance between bushes and disengagement lever pins;

‘ Assembling and adiusting the cluich.

1_;_,i;,;i¢a1§Qn_ Smear iighiiy the foiiowing oomponenis before

confaciing the disengagement collar; in addition

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} Assembling the ciutch components. it is easiiy performed by foiiowfng Figs. 86 and 8?

Clutch assembly £0 be performed on ﬁxture A 711063,

For clutch adjustment ii is noi necessary io place

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The free travel of the clutch pedal is 25 to 35 mm

The centering oflhe assembly on the engine ﬂywheel

adjustment, when tilted with the proper plate (Fig. 90).

,.;;,_ 1.5 +.2

Fig. Bi. - Mounting clutch on engine using tool 11 ‘.1'l0ﬁ3.

FLEXIBLE COUPLING BETWEEN CLUTCH SHAFT AND GEARBOX

Noisy transmission. Calls for the dismantling of the elastic coupling to

Between powe: take-off clutch spiined shaft 0,35 0.0138

0,930 to 0,145 0.8912 to 0.005? 0,30 0.9118

Clutch driven disc thickness (wheel drive and 0.2755

Tightening torque for flexibie coupling ﬂange

Spring free length . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65.? mm (26024 in)

GEARBOX AND EPECYCLKC REDUCTION GEAR

Operations and cautions.

The steering box.

Remove the two screws fastening the clutch throw-

Remove the gearbox cover with the shift lever;

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Fi . Q4. - Removal of gearbox casing from tractor.

Primary shalt. Note. - When also {he secondary shaft is to be

Take away the primary shaft front cover and remove

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Gearbox and eplcychc reduchon gear reassembly.

Paris to be assembled Operations and cautions.

If the bush has been replaced, after reassembfy it

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mount to fhe co-/er lower section the sector pia-ﬁe and

Gearbox-ctuﬁch control shaft. Mount on gearbox-clutch contra! shaft, the ﬂexible

GEARBOX AND EPKCYCUCAL REDUUHON GEAR COMPONENTS:

Between gearbox shaft ‘ 0,010 to 0,105 0,35

Beiween gearbox driving w 0,10 to 0,20 0,50

i Between driver: gear pinion . _ W

Epicyciical reduction driven gear ; 20,41to20,¢3 ,

E-Ipicyciicai reduction driven gears axis 14,-$00 to 14,389 I

Reverse shaft bush inner diameier 25,065 to 25,098 _.

g Spring free Iength _ _ , , , _ , , _ _ _ 36,5 mm (14370 in)

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