NEWHOLLAND
TC54
TC56
AL59
GENERALINFORMATION
Introduction2 Importantinformation2 Generalinstruction3
Shimming3 ...................................................... Rotatingshaftseals3 ............................................. O--ringseals3 Sealingcompounds3 Cotterpins3 Protectingtheelectronic/electricalsystemsduringchargingorwelding4 Spareparts5 Tools 5
Safetyregulations6 Accidentprevention6
Safetyrules6 ....................................................
Generalguidelines6 .............................................. Start--up8
Hydraulicsystems8 WheelsandTyres8 RemovalandRe--fitting8 .......................................... Unitsofmeasure--conversionchart9 ............................... Minimumhardwaretighteningtorques11 Explanationofmachineserialnumbers12 Speed13
SECTION10--ENGINE
Importantinformation2
Cylinderheadscrews2
Valveclearance2
Injector3 ........................................................ Installation5
Systembleed5 Filterchange6
Specifications8 ...................................................
Tighteningtorques16 ..............................................
Specialtools17 ....................................................
Troubleshooting19
Descriptionandoperation23
Engineoverhaul--Introduction29
Injectionpumptimingcheck30
Enginedisassemblyandoverhaul: coupledcylinderhead,valvesandotherparts33 .......................
Enginefrontcoverandtiminggears44 Oilpan48 Flywheel49
Rearcoverplate50 ................................................ Oilpump51 ....................................................... Oilpressurereliefvalve53 .......................................... Camshaft54 Camshaftbearings55 Pistons57
Connectingrodbushingreplacement59
Cylinderblockoverhaul60 Crankshaft66
Enginecompressiontest75
CHAPTER2--COOLANTFILTER
Assembly2 ......................................................
Assemblydiagram3 ..............................................
SECTION21--TRANSMISSION
CHAPTER1--TCTRANSMISSION
Mechanically--operatedtransmission,4gears2
Hydrostatically--operatedtransmission,4gears18 .....................
Mechanically--operatedtransmission,3gears34 .......................
Assembly45 ...................................................... Clutch52 Clutchadjustments53
Groundspeedvariator57
CHAPTER2--ALTRANSMISSION Transmission2 Removal2 Installation4 Transmission8 ................................................... Preliminaryremarks8 Transmissiondisassembly9 Transmissionassembly17 Transmissionhousingcover32 ...................................... Tools33 ..........................................................
SECTION25--FRONTMECHANICALDRIVE
CHAPTER1--TC Finaldrives2 Removal2 Assembly3 ......................................................
CHAPTER2--AL Finaldrives2 Removal2 Installation4 Singlestagefinaldrive8 Disassembly8 Assembly11 Tools16
SECTION29--HYDROSTATICTRANSMISSION
CHAPTER1--HYDRAULICSYSTEM(TC)
Hydrostaticsystemdiagram2 ......................................
Hydrostaticpump4
Hydrostaticmotor6
Pumpreplacement8
Motorreplacement8
Systemfilling9 ...................................................
Chargepumpintakepressure9
Inputshaftreplacement10 Pressures11
Hydrostaticsystemdiagram2 ......................................
Hydrostaticpump4 ...............................................
Hydrostaticmotor6
Pumpreplacement8
Motorreplacement8
Systemfilling9
Oilandfilterchange9
Chargepumpintakepressure9
Inputshaftreplacement10 Pressures11
CHAPTER2--HYDRAULICSYSTEM(AL)
Hydrostaticsystemdiagram2
Hydrostaticpump4
Hydrostaticmotor5
Pumpdrivepulley6 ...............................................
SECTION33--BRAKES&CONTROLS
CHAPTER1--TC
Servicebrake2
Removal2
Assembly2 Adjustment2
Brakepedaladjustment3
Brakemastercylinderoperation4
Leftcircuitbleed6
Bleedofthefittingbetweenthetwobrakemastercylinders6 ...........
Rightcircuitbleed7 ...............................................
Parkingbrakeadjustment7
Servicebrake2
Removal2
Assembly2 ...................................................... Adjustment2 .....................................................
Brakepedaladjustment3
Brakemastercylinderoperation4
Brakebleed6
Leftcircuitbleed6
Bleedofthefittingbetweenthetwobrakemastercylinders6 ...........
Rightcircuitbleed7
Parkingbrakeadjustment7
CHAPTER2--AL
Servicebrakes2 ..................................................
Brakepedaladjustment2 ..........................................
Brakemastercylinderoperation3
Brakediscdisassemblyandreplacement5
Replacementofbrakeparts7
Brakebleed8 ....................................................
Parkingbrake9
Replacementofbrakeparts9
Parkingbrakedisc--disassembly10
SECTION35--HYDRAULICSYSTEMS
CHAPTER1--TC
Hydraulicsystemcomponents2
Hydraulicvalvefunctions7 .........................................
Explanationofsymbols8 ..........................................
Hydraulicpump10 .................................................
Hydraulicadjustmentvalve12
Steeringvalveremovalandinstallation13
Hydropneumaticaccumulator22
Valvestack23 .....................................................
Adjustmentvalverepair25
Hydrauliccylinders26
CHAPTER2--AL59,LEVELLINGANDPRESSURECONTROL
Locationofthehydraulicsystemmaincomponents2 ..................
Powersteeringandhydraulicsystemlinediagram5 ...................
Locationofthelevellinghydraulicsystemmaincomponents7
Locationofthehydraulicsystemmaincomponents8
Heightcompensationlinediagram9
Headersidecompensation11 .......................................
Headerpressurelimitingvalvestack13
Oilflowdivider13
Levellingcontroldoublepump14
Pumpidentificationdata14
Hydrauliccylinders15 ..............................................
Crosslevellingcylinder18
Longitudinallevellingcylinder20
Headercylinder21
Headersidecompensationcylinder22
Drivingwheelcontrolcylinder23 .....................................
SECTION41--STEERING
CHAPTER1--TC
Steeringwheelspindle2
Spindledisassembly3 .............................................
Spindleassembly5 ...............................................
Steeringwheeltoe--in7 ............................................
Fixedsteeringaxle8
CHAPTER2--AL
Steeringwheelspindle2
Spindledisassembly3
Spindleassembly5
Steeringwheeltoe--in7
SECTION50--CABCLIMATECONTROL
CHAPTER1--CLIMATECONTROLSYSTEM
Generalinformation2 .............................................
A/Csystemutilizationaccordingtothelawprescriptions3
Storageconditions3
A/Csystemcircuit4
Technicaldata4 ..................................................
Coolant4 ........................................................
Compressor4
Compressorclutch4 Components6 Compressor6 ....................................................
Condenser7 .....................................................
Dryingbottle7
Expansionvalve8
Circuitparameters9
Lowpressureswitch9
Highpressureswitch9
Drierfilter9
Systemfilling10
Electricalsystem18
Troubleshooting20 ................................................. Systemflushing32 .................................................
CHAPTER2--COMPRESSOR
Compressorclutchreplacement2
Clutchremoval2
Clutchinstallation6
SECTION55--ELECTRICALSYSTEM
CHAPTER1--GENERALINFORMATION
Diagraminfo2
Wires 2 ..........................................................
Symbols3 .......................................................
Relays5 .........................................................
Explanationofsymbols6
Locationofmaincomponents10
Groundspeedcalibration16 Miscellaneous17 ..................................................
CHAPTER2--WIRINGDIAGRAMS
Electricaldiagrams--Overview2
Listofsymbolsandwheretofindthem4
Electricaldiagrams21 ..............................................
Connectors82 .....................................................
SECTION60--PRODUCTFEEDING
CHAPTER1--STRAWELEVATOR
Strawelevator2
Strawelevatorchain2 ............................................. Lowershaft3 .................................................... Uppershaft6
SECTION66--THRESHING
CHAPTER1--DRUMANDCONCAVE
Operatingparts2 Concavetypes3 .................................................. Concaveadjustments4 Concavereplacement6 Dustsheet7
Threshingdrum8 ................................................. Drumvariator10 ................................................... Drumreplacement12 ..............................................
Threshingfunctionadjustment13
Threshingdrum14 Concave15
Dustsheet18 .....................................................
Stonetrap18
SECTION72--SEPARATION
Beater2
Beatershaft,bearinganddrivebeltreplacement4
Strawwalkerandstrawwalkershaftreplacement6
Strawwalkeradjustment13 .........................................
SECTION74--CLEANING
CHAPTER1
Fanvariatorreplacement2
Deflectorandcleaningfanadjustment3
Fanreplacement4
Grainpanandcleaningshoeremoval5
Upperandlowercleaningshoeremovalandinstallation6 Eccentricshaft14
Upperandlowercleaningshoeremoval-Installationwithsievelevellingcleaningsystem15
Sievelevellingcleaningsystemuppersieveadjustment17
Cleaningfunctionadjustment19 ..................................... Introduction19 .................................................... Grainpan20 Fan 21 Cleaningshoe22
Self--levellingcleaningsystem22 Adjustablesievetypes23
SECTION80--GRAINSTORAGE
CHAPTER1--CROPTRANSPORT
Loweraugers2
Graintankfillingauger3
Tailingdistributionauger4 .........................................
Unloadingauger5
SECTION90--CAB,PLATFORM,BODYWORKANDDECALS
CHAPTER1
Introduction2 .........................................................
Requiredtools2
Brokenwindscreenremoval5
Generalinstructions10 .................................................
INTRODUCTION
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Theparagraphsandinformationdealtwithcanbeeasilyfoundoutintheindex,atthepageoftherelevantsection,orinthetableofcontentsatthebeginningofthemanual.
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IMPORTANTINFORMATION
AllrepairandmaintenanceworkslistedinthismanualmustbecarriedoutonlybystaffbelongingtotheNEW HOLLANDServicenetwork,strictlycomplyingwiththeinstructionsgiven. Anyonewhocarriesouttheaboveoperationswithoutcomplyingwiththeprescriptionsshallberesponsiblefor thesubsequentdamages.
Themanufacturerandalltheorganizationsofitsdistributionchain,including--withoutlimitation--national,regionalorlocaldealers,rejectanyresponsibilityfordamageduetoanomalousbehaviourofpartsand/orcomponentsnotapprovedbythemanufacturerhimself,includingthoseusedforservicingand/orrepairoftheproduct manufacturedormarketedbytheManufacturer.Inanycase,nowarrantyisgivenorattributedontheproduct manufacturersasfortheproductmanufacturedormarketedincaseofdamagesduetoananomalousbehaviour ofpartsand/orcomponentsnotapprovedbytheManufacturer.
Noreproduction,thoughpartial,oftextandillustrationsallowed
GENERALINSTRUCTIONS
SHIMMING
Shimsmustbesetduringeachnewadjustment. Measuretheshimsindividuallyusingamicrometer andsumthemeasuredvalues.Themeasurementof thecompletepackisnotreliable.
ROTATINGSHAFTSEALS
Forcorrectrotatingshaftsealinstallation,proceedas follows:
--beforeassembly,allowthesealtosoakintheoil itwillbesealingforatleastthirtyminutes;
--thoroughlycleantheshaftandcheckthatthe workingsurfaceontheshaftisnotdamaged;
--positionthesealinglipfrontpartfacingthefluid; withhydrodynamicseals,takeintoconsideration theshaftrotationdirectionandpositionthe groovessothattheywilldeviatethefluidtowards theinnersideoftheseal;
--coatthesealinglipwithathinlayeroflubricant (useoilratherthangrease)andfillthegapbetweenthesealinglipandthedustlipondoublelip sealswithgrease;
--insertthesealinitsseatandpressdownusinga flatpunch,donottapthesealwithahammeror mallet;
--whilstinsertingtheseal,checkthatitisperpendiculartotheseat.Oncesettled,makesurethe sealtouchesthethrustelement;
--topreventdamagingtheseallipontheshaft, positionaprotectiveguardaroundtheshaftorthe axleduringinstallationoperations.
O--RINGSEALS
LubricatetheO--ringsealsbeforeinsertingthemin theseats;thiswillpreventthemfromoverturningor twisting,whichwouldjeopardisesealingefficiency.
SEALINGCOMPOUNDS
Applyoneofthefollowingsealingcompoundsonthe matingsurfacesmarkedwithanX:RTVSILMATE, RHODORSILCAF1orLOCTITEPLASTIC GASKET.
Beforeapplyingthesealingcompound,preparethe surfacesasfollows:
--removeanyincrustationsusingametalbrush; --thoroughlyde--greasethesurfacesusingoneof thefollowingcleaningagents:trichlorethyleneor awaterandsodasolution.
COTTERPINS
Whenfittingsplitcotterpins,ensurethatthepinnotch ispositionedinthedirectionoftheforceactingonthe pin.
Spiralcotterpinsdonotrequirespecialassembly positioning.
PROTECTINGTHE ELECTRONIC/ELECTRICALSYSTEM DURINGCHARGINGORWELDING
1.Beforeconnectingabatterycharger,switchthe batteryoffthroughthesuitableswitch. Checkthatthebatterychargeriscorrectlyconnected.
2.Neverlettheenginerunwhenthegeneratorand thebatteryaredisconnected.
3.Disconnectthebatteryusingthebatteryswitchif anyelectricweldingworkistobecarriedouton thecombine.
Securethenegative(--)terminalofthewelding apparatusascloseaspossibletotheparttobe welded.
• Ifweldingincloseproximitytoacomputer module,thenthemoduleshouldberemoved fromthecombine.
• Neverallowweldingcablestolayon,nearor acrossanyelectricalwiringorelectroniccomponentwhileweldingisinprogress.
4.Thepositive(+)leadofthebatteriesisliveatall times.Topreventdamage,firstofallmoveapart thebatterygroundcable(--).
5.Ensurethebatteriesareconnectedproperly,i.e. negative(--)leadtothenegative(--)terminaland positive(+)leadtothepositive(+)terminal.
IMPORTANT: ifweldingmustbeperformedonthe unit,eitherthecombineortheheader(ifitisattached),thebatterygroundcablemustbedisconnectedfromthecombinebattery.Theelectronic monitoringsystemandchargingsystemwillbedamagedifthisisnotdone.
CAUTION
Batteriescontainsulphuricacid.Incaseofcontact withskin,flushtheaffectedareawithwaterforatleast fiveminutes.Seekmedicalattentionimmediately. Avoidcontactwiththeskin,eyesorclothing.Wear eyeprotectionwhenworkingnearbatteries.
SPAREPARTS
OnlyuseoriginalNEWHOLLANDsparepartsbearingthelogoshownbelow.
Onlygenuinesparepartsguaranteethesamequality, durationandsafetyasoriginalparts,astheyarethe samepartsthatareassembledduringstandardproduction.
OnlyNEWHOLLANDgenuinesparepartscanoffer thisguarantee.
Whenorderingspareparts,alwaysprovidethefollowinginformation: --machinemodel(commercialname)andserial number --partnumberoftheorderedpart,whichcanbe foundintheîMicrofichesîortheîSpareParts Catalogueî,usedfororderprocessing.
TOOLS
ThetoolsthatNEWHOLLANDsuggestsandillustratedinthismanualhavebeen: --speciallyresearchedanddesignedforusewith NEWHOLLANDmachines; --essentialforreliablerepairoperations;
--accuratelybuiltandrigorouslytestedsoasto offerefficientandlong--lastingoperation. Byusingthesetools,RepairPersonnelwillbenefit from:
--operatinginoptimaltechnicalconditions; --obtainingthebestresult; --savingtimeandeffort; --workinginsafeconditions.
NOTE: Weldinglimitvaluesindicatedforcertain partsshouldbeconsideredtoberecommended,but notbinding.Thetermsîfrontî,îrearî,îright--handî andîleft--handî(whenreferredtodifferentparts)are determinedwiththeoperatorsittinginhisseat,facing inthedirectionoftravelofthemachineduringoperation.
Safetyregulations
WARNINGANDDANGERSYMBOLS
Thiswarningsymbolpointsoutimportantpersonalsafetymessages. Carefullyreadthefollowingsafetyregulationsandobserveadvisedprecautionsin ordertoavoidpotentialhazardsandsafeguardyourhealthandsafety. Inthismanualthesymbolisaccompaniedbythefollowingkey--words: WARNING--Warningsconcerningunsuitablerepairoperationsthatmayjeopardise thesafetyofRepairpersonnel.
DANGER--Specificwarningsconcerningpotentialhazardsforoperatorsísafetyor forotherpersonsdirectlyorindirectlyinvolved.
ACCIDENTPREVENTION
Mostaccidentsorinjuriesthatoccurinworkshopsare theresultofnon--observanceofsimpleandfundamentalsafetyregulations.Forthisreason,INMOST CASESTHESEACCIDENTSCANBEAVOIDEDby foreseeingpossiblecausesandconsequentlyacting withthenecessarycautionandcare.
Accidentsmayoccurwithalltypesofmachine,regardlessofhowwellthemachineinquestionwasdesignedandbuilt.
Acarefulandjudiciousservicetechnicianisthebest guaranteeagainstaccidents.
Preciseobservanceofthemostbasicsafetyrulesis normallysufficienttoavoidmanyseriousaccidents.
DANGER
Nevercarryoutanycleaning,lubricationormaintenanceoperationswhenthecombineengineisrunning.
SAFETYRULES
Generalguidelines
• Carefullyfollowspecifiedrepairandmaintenance procedures.
• Donotwearrings,wrist--watches,jewellery,unbuttonedorloosearticlesofclothingsuchas: ties,tornclothing,scarves,openjacketsorshirts withopenzipsthatmayremainentangledinmovingparts.Itisadvisedtowearapprovedsafety clothing,e.g.:non--slipfootwear,gloves,safety goggles,helmets,etc.
• Donotcarryoutrepairoperationswithsomeone sittinginthedriverísseat,unlessthepersonisa trainedtechnicianwhoisassistingwiththeoperationinquestion.
• Donotoperatethemachineoruseanyoftheimplementsfromdifferentpositions,otherthanthe driverísseat.
• Donotcarryoutoperationsonthemachinewith theenginerunning,unlessspecificallyindicated.
• Stoptheengineandcheckthatthehydrauliccircuitsarepressure--freebeforeremovingcaps, covers,valves,etc.
• Allrepairandmaintenanceoperationsmustbe carriedoutusingextremecareandattention.
• Servicestepsandplatformsusedintheworkshoporelsewhereshouldbebuiltaccordingto standardaccidentpreventionregulations.
• Anypartstoberaisedmustbelockedinposition.
• Brakesareinoperativewhenmanuallyreleased forrepairormaintenancepurposes.Usewedges orsimilardevicestocontrolthemachineinthese conditions.
• Onlyusespecifiedtowingpointsfortowingthe machine.Connectpartscarefully.Makesurethat allpinsand/orlocksaresecuredinpositionbeforeapplyingtraction.Donotstandnexttobars, metalropesortensionedtowchains.
• Whenloadingorunloadingthemachinefromthe trailer(orothermeansoftransportation),select aflatareacapableofsustainingthetrailerortruck wheels.Firmlysecurethemachinetothetruckor trailerandlockthewheelsinthepositionusedby thecarrier.
• Electricheaters,battery--chargersandsimilar equipmentmustonlybepoweredbyauxiliary powersupplieswithefficientgroundinsulationto avoidelectricalshockhazards.
• Alwaysusesuitablehoistingorliftingdevices whenraisingormovingheavyparts.
• Takeextracareifbystandersarepresent.
• Neverusegasoline,dieseloilorotherinflammableliquidsascleaningagents.Usenon--inflammable,nontoxiccommerciallyavailablesolvents.
• Wearsafetygoggleswithsideguardswhen cleaningpartswithcompressedair.
• Reducetheairpressureaccordingtothelocalregulationsinforce.
• Donotrunthecombineengineinconfined spaceswithoutsuitableventilation.
• Neverusenakedflamesforlightingwhenworkingonthemachineorcheckingforleaks.
• Allmovementsmustbecarriedoutcarefully whenworkingunder,onornearthemachine. Wearprotectiveequipment:helmets,goggles andspecialfootwear.
• Whencarryingoutcheckswiththeenginerunning,requesttheassistanceofanoperatorinthe driverísseat.Theoperatormustmaintainvisual contactwiththeservicetechnicianatalltimes.
• Ifoperatingoutsidetheworkshop,positionthe machineonaflatsurfaceandlockinposition.If operatingonhillsidesisrequired,firstofalllock themachine.Ifworkingonaslope,lockthemachineinposition.Movetoaflatareaassoonas safelypossible.
• Damagedorbentchainsormetalropesareunreliable.Donotusethemforliftingortowing.Alwaysusesuitableprotectivegloveswhenhandlingchainsorcables.
• Chainsshouldalwaysbesafelysecured.Make surethatthehitch--uppointiscapableofsustainingtheloadinquestion.Keeptheareanearthe hitch--uppoint,chainsorcablesfreeofallbystanders.
• MaintenanceandrepairoperationsmustbecarriedoutinaCLEANandDRYarea.Eliminateany wateroroilspillageimmediately.
• Donotcreatepilesofoilorgrease--soakedrags astheyrepresentaseriousfirehazard.Always storeragsinaclosedmetalcontainer. Beforeengagingthemachine,makesurethat therearenopersonswithinthemachineorimplementrangeofaction.
• Emptyyourpocketsofallobjectsthatmayfall accidentallyunobservedintothemachineinner compartments.
• Inthepresenceofprotrudingmetalparts,use protectivegogglesorgoggleswithsideguards, helmets,specialfootwearandgloves.
• Whenwelding,useprotectivesafetydevices: tintedsafetygoggles,helmets,specialoveralls, glovesandfootwear.Allpersonspresentinthe areawhereweldingistakingplacemustwear tintedgoggles.NEVERLOOKDIRECTLYAT THEWELDINGARCWITHOUTSUITABLEEYE PROTECTION.
• Metalcablestendtofraywithrepeateduse.Alwaysusesuitableprotectivedevices(gloves, goggles,etc.).
• Handleallpartscarefully.Donotputyourhands orfingersbetweenmovingparts.Wearsuitable safetyclothing--safetygoggles,glovesand shoes.
Start--up
• Neverrunthecombineengineinconfinedspaces thatarenotequippedwithadequateventilation forexhaustgasextraction.
• Neverplacethehead,body,limbs,feet,handsor fingersnearrotatingandmovingparts.
Hydraulics
• Aliquidleakingfromatinyholemaybealmostinvisiblebut,atthesametime,bepowerfulenough topenetratetheskin.Tosearchforpossible leaks,NEVERUSEYOURHANDS,rathera cardboardorawoodenstick.Ifanyliquidpenetratesskintissue,callformedicalaidimmediately.Failuretotreatthisconditionwithcorrect medicalproceduremayresultinseriousinfection ordermatosis.
• Inordertocheckthepressureinthesystemuse suitableinstruments.
WheelsandTyres
• Makesurethatthetyresarecorrectlyinflatedat thepressurespecifiedbythemanufacturer. Periodicallychecktherimsandtyresfordamage.
• Standawayfrom(atthesideof)thetyrewhen checkinginflationpressure.
• Donotusepartsofrecoveredwheelsasincorrect welding,brazingorheatingmayweakenand eventuallycausedamagetothewheel.
• Nevercutorweldarimmountedwithaninflated tyre.
• Toremovethewheels,lockallwheels.Afterhavingraisedthemachine,positionsupportsunderneath,accordingtoregulationsinforce.
• Deflatethetyrebeforeremovinganyobjectsthat maybejammedinthetyretread.
• Neverinflatetyresusinginflammablegasses,as thismayresultinexplosionsandinjurytobystanders.
RemovalandRe--fitting
• Liftandhandleallheavypartsusingsuitablehoistingequipment.Makesurethatpartsaresustainedbyappropriatehooksandslings.Usethe hoistingeyeboltsforliftingoperations.Extracare shouldbetakenifpersonsarepresentnearthe loadtobelifted.
• Handleallpartscarefully.Donotputyourhands orfingersbetweenparts.Wearsuitablesafety clothing--safetygoggles,glovesandshoes.
• Avoidtwistingchainsormetalcables.Always wearsafetygloveswhenhandlingmetalropesor chains.
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