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SECTION 3 - LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE
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REMOVING SHIELDING TO GAIN ACCESS TO COMPONENTS
FOR INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
ENGINE ACCESS
In order to perform service, inspection and
lubrication operations to the tractor, it may be
necessary to open or remove various panels and
shields.
IMPORTANT: After performing work on the
tractor, install all safety shields before operating
the tractor.
Figure 3-3
OPENING THE HOOD PANELS
To provide easy access to the engine, each hood
side panel swings open vertically. There is an
external latch, 1, that releases the panel. Each
panel is held open by a single gas strut.
Close the hood panels by pulling downward from
the side of it and keeping a steady pressure on
the panel. The gas strut will collapse and the
panel will go over center and latch. Do not force
the panel down against the gas strut.
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Figure 3-4
REMOVING THE HOOD PANELS
The hood panels can be removed easily if
greater access is required for a maintenance or
service operation.
1. Remove the hairpin clip, 1, from the front
pivot stud.
2. Unhook the gas strut from under the hood.
3. Slide the panel front and clear the front pivot
stud.
4. Slide the panel toward the rear of the tractor
to remove the panel from the rear pivot stud.
5. Set the panel off to the side out of the way.
To reinstall the panels, reverse the above
procedure.
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