Case IH MX Tractors MANUAL

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1 Case IH MX - 0 Tractors MANUAL

2 Case IH MX - 0 Tractors Blade, pivot frame 1 Hydraulics Tractor fit-up, mounting Operation, maintenance Attachments 11 Safety, warranty 1 Industrial Drive, Box 0 Regina, Sask. Canada SP B fx degelman@degelman.com SAFETY The safety instructions that follow pertain only to this specific equipment. You should be aware of agricultural & industrial safety especially related to heavy equipment. If you are not familiar with safety procedures then you should get training. Improper use will result in maiming or death.

3 Blade Case IH MX p1

4 Qty 1 0 1ft / Dlock blade ft 1 00 ft ft 1 01 Angling cap 1 11 Bolt / x 1/ Gr 11 Lock nut / GrC 1 Relief valve brkt Depth shoe 1 Pin / x1/ 11 Lynch pin /1 x 1 1/ 1 ft Cutting edge 1 ft 11 ft 1 1 ft 1 1 Plow bolt / x 1/ as Lock nut / unitorq required Pivot frame 1 11 p

5 Hydraulics Case IH MX , 1/ x x 1 1/ Lift cylinder Qty 1 11 Barrel Lock nut / UNF unitorque 1 11 Piston 1 11 Lock ring 1 1 Open cap 1 0 Rod & clevis 1 1 Clevis pin 11 Shld bolt 1/ x 1 1/ 11 Flat washer.1 1 Seal kit 1/ x 1 1/ 000 Lift hydraulic kit 1 11, x 1 x 1 1/ Angle cylinder Qty 1 11 Barrel Lock nut / UNF unitorque 1 1 Piston 1 11 Lock ring 1 11 Open cap 1 Rod & clevis 1 1 Clevis pin 11 Shld bolt 1/ x 1 1/ 11 Flat washer Seal kit x 1 1/ 00 Angle hydraulic kit p

6 Qty 1 11 Relief valve 1 11 Bolt/1x1/ () (0) Relief (0) () 11 Flat washer /1 1 Lock washer /1 (1) (1) 11 Nut /1 Angle Lift () () Lift Angle 1 (1) (1) Install behind brkt (0) (0) (1) continued Qty 1 EL / m JIC x ORB 11 TEE / JIC m (1) continued (0) hose length in inches 1 Hose / x () 11 Hose / x (1) 1 Hose / x (0) 1 Hose / x (0) 1 Hose / x () 1 Hose / x (0) 1 Hose / x (1) 111 Nipple / m JIC x ORB 11 TEE / m JIC x ORB x JIC (0) (0) (0) (0) 1 EL m 1/ NPT x / JIC Tape elbow to quick coupler with teflon tape 11 Quick coupler p

7 Fit up 11 Tractor's weight stack; remove when dozing Case IH MX -0 1 Cut threaded rod to length p

8 Tractor's hyd ports at rear Hook hose take up to tractor frame Front bracket & hanger Main & rear frame bolt hole alignment Rear frame nd, rd, th & th Front bolt bar Main frame: th, th, 11th & 1th 1 00 Main frame 1 01 Front hanger 1 1 Bolt / x 1/ 11 Lock nut / 01 Front bracket Bolt M0 x Lock washer M0 0 Threaded rod 1 0 Spacer pipe 1 1 Nut / 11 1 Lock washer Flat washer 1 0 Rear frame Bolt / x 1/ Lock washer / Nut / RH Side bracket 1 0 LH 1 Bolt M0 x Lock washer M Pin main-pivot Bolt 1/ x 1/ Lock washer 1/ Nut 1/ 1 00 Hose clamp 1 0 Spring 1 p

9 Qty 1 01 Dlock linkage 10 Bolt / x 0 DL bushing 11 Lock nut / Case IH MX -0 0 UHMW plastic block 00 Lock pin DL linkage includes.. 01 Wedge Compression spring Roll pin 1 01 DL linkage plate/bush DL handle 1 Lock pin Hose clamp part includes Bolt /1 x 1 1/ Top plate Clamp two halves Bottom plate weld on 1 1 Qty for that application & grand total for this assembly p

10 Mounting Case IH MX -0 Dlock closing Take clip pin off Use the handle to close the latch Line tractor up over the rear/main frames. Make sure Dlock is open, clip pin is put back on and handle is stored. Drive forward so that the front bracket pin is just behind the front hanger's hook. It should be lined up so you can drive into the front hanger when it is raised up. Hook up the hydraulics. Note the second position for the final movement of closing Raise the front hanger by extending the lift cylinders so the pin and hook are level. Put handle away Secure with clip pin Drive forward until the pin is in the front hanger. There should be a /" gap Now close the lift cylinders. This will raise up the rear frame. Take off clip, close the Dlock, attach clip then store the handle. Make sure Dlock is closed properly To disengage: 1- RAISE THE BLADE - Open the Dlock - Extend lift cylinder to lower rear frame - Lower main frame to ground - Back out to clear front hanger - Unhook hydraulics WARNING It is vital to raise the blade before opening Dlock. If you don't the rear frame will fall.

11 Operation, maintenance Case IH MX -0 Before using for the first time Rear end weights & Tire inflation TORQUE Lube all points Torque all hardware to correct setting Check hardware torque & hydraulics after the first hrs & again after hrs Before using each time Check: If all points lubricated All components attached securely Condition of cutting edge Depth shoe wear Hydraulics; - Tractor s oil reservoir - Condition of hoses, lines & fittings Bleeding hyd Bleed hydraulics of air. Cycle the hydraulics several times and hold the cylinders at full extent for several seconds. Soft uneven ground Depth shoe low Blade high Depth shoes If needed, balance out your tractor by ballasting the rear end. You may need to raise the tire pressure in the front wheels. Consult your tractor's manual. Floatation mode Here are some of the things you can do with your hyd system in float position; Skim the top of pavement Run on the skid shoes Back drag Cold weather Cycle the cylinders several times to warm up system. Hard even ground Depth shoe high Blade low Imperial Size Metric Size all hardware TORQUE SETTINGS Grade 1/ 1 /1 1 / 0 / / 1 /1 1 / 1 1 / 0 / ft lb SAE ft lb Hyd. fitting Size / ft lb / 0 p

12 Record your serial number & blade width,, 1, 1ft All hardware; Hex head, Plated, Gr. UNC (imperial) or P. (metric) Hoses; /, ends c/w / JIC female swivel Unless stated otherwise? Metric thread specs M Thread pitch Lube all points and mechanisms after every hr of use. Lube with: Grease Spray lubricant Angle cap Lift cyl Front brkt, top Lube both sides Lift cyl Front brkt, bottom Angle cyl Angle cyl Pivot pin, pivot/main frm Dlock p

13 Options Case IH MX -0 1 Bracket only used for blades without integrated brackets Place washers on pin to fill gap Top extension 1ft ft ft ft 1 1 Bolt / x 111 Flat washer / 11 Nut / Flat washer 1 1/ Silage extension 1ft ft ft 1 11 ft Bracket 1 Bolt / x 1/ 111 Flat washer / 1 1 Lock washer / 11 Nut / 1 0 Extension 1ft 1 1 Bolt / x 1 1 Lock washer / 1 11 Nut / 1 01 Side plate 1 1 Bolt / x 1 1 Lock washer / 1 11 Nut / p11

14 KILLED, INJURED OR SAFE? Safety Case IH MX -0 YOUR CHOICE You are responsible for your own safety. If you are not familiar basic agriculture & industrial safety, you must get training. Owners of equipment must by law give operating instructions to other operators such as family members or a hired hand. Making any design changes to equipment could cause a hazard and damage your machine. Wear proper safety equipment. Have handy; First aid kit Fire extinguisher Before working on machine: Turn tractor off Set controls in neutral Remove ignition key Clean all reflectors and lights HYDRAULIC Keep all parts clean. Replace worn or damaged parts. Don t try any makeshift repairs. Before operating check that everything is tight and not broken. Wear gloves and eye protection when searching for leaks. Use a piece of wood or cardboard but not your hand. High pressure oil will penetrate your skin. If that happens you risk serious injury. BLADE Lower blade to the ground when not in use. Keep clear of blade when tractor is running. Keep hands & feet away from under blade. Turn engine off when hooking up hydraulics and engaging DLOCK during mounting or dismounting. TRANSPORTING Lift blade up then hold with safety chain. Make sure SMV sign & reflectors are clean. Use your hazard lights. (0) WARRANTY Degelman Industries warrants this product to the original owner for a period of one (1) year parts and labour and two () years parts from the date of purchase. All matters related to the warranty of our products must be handled through the authorized selling dealer. Warranty does not cover normal wear of the machine components or damages caused by lack of maintenance or misuse, and is subject to the following provisions. REPLACEMENT PARTS: Will be warranted for a period of ninety (0) days. WARRANTY ON MACHINES USED FOR CUSTOM WORK, RENTALS OR INDUSTRIAL USE: Will be warranted as stated above, with the exception that it will be for a period of ninety (0) days only. TIRES: Will be adjusted for warranty by tire manufacturer. LABOUR: Any labour subject to warranty must be authorized by a Degelman representative before work is started. Warranty labour allowance and rates will be handled according to established warranty service policy. GOVERNMENT LEGISLATION: Warranty terms and conditions are subject to Provincial or State legislation. MODIFICATIONS: Warranty will be void if any component is altered or modified, unless written authorization is granted by Degelman Industries Limited. WARRANTY ON ATTACHED EQUIPMENT: No responsibility will be assumed for whatever damages may occur to persons, tractors or property. p1