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8.5
Tyres
Before removing wheels, place the machine on a solid, level surface. Chock the wheels prior
to using a suitable lifting device to raise the machine, and secure on appropriate stands or
similar.
8.6
Hydraulic System.
The hydraulic oil type, viscosity, volume, and cleanliness is critical to the performance and
longevity of the hydraulic system. If no leaks are present and volume is unchanged there is
no requirement to open the system between scheduled service intervals. Only open the
system (filler cap) in clean, controlled environments at scheduled service intervals.
8.7
Battery
The capacity of the battery is 12v 380cca.
The battery must be kept clean, free of corrosion, and fully charged.
Like all machines, the battery charging system is intended to maintain charge in a serviceable
battery. If the machine is not to be used for extended periods, maintain the battery charge
via an external battery charger.
8.8
Track Tensioning
Prior to operating the machine inspect tracks for damage and or wear. Check for rocks or
dirt that may have jammed in the undercarriage causing premature damage or wear.
Clean the undercarriage frequently and prevent build-up of sand, mud or gravel.
Maintain the correct tension on tracks. With the machine off the ground you should have
between 10mm and 20mm of sag in the middle of the track frame, between the track and
middle roller.
Check the track tension as follows.
Park the loader on firm level ground
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Raise the loader using suitable means
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Use additional supports for the loader
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Tracks should be off the ground
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Stop the engine
Adjust the track tension
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Lower the machine to the ground
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Start the engine and slowly move the loader forward checking the tracks are fitted and
working correctly. Repeat the tensioning process if required.
Over-tensioning the tracks may cause shortened undercarriage component life, damage to
rubber track internal bands and increases the chance of throwing a track.
Regularly check undercarriage components for wear. Excessively worn undercarriage will
cause unnecessary wear on rubber tracks.
When fitting new rubber tracks ensure the undercarriage components are in good condition
and will support your new rubber tracks. Installing new tracks on a worn undercarriage may
shorten their life. Wacker Neuson recommends the replacement of tracks be completed by
an authorised Wacker Neuson service Agent
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