CLAAS LEXION 560 / 550 MONTANA LEXION 560 LEXION 530 / 520 MONTANA operator’s manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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CLAAS LEXION 560 / 550 MONTANA LEXION 560 LEXION 530 / 520 MONTANA operator’s manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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CLAAS LEXION 560 / 550 MONTANA LEXION 560 LEXION 530 / 520 MONTANA operator’s manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

INTRODUCTION

This manual applies to the CLAAS Combine Harvesters

LEXION 560 / 550 Montana
LEXION 530 / 520 Montana.

• It is primarily intended for the machine operator and contains information on using, setting and operating the machine. In general, texts and pictures apply to all machine models covered by this manual.
• The information given applies equally, except where reference is made to a particular model in captions to the pictures or in the main text.
• Operation and maintenance of important accessories is also covered by this manual. A separate Operator’s Manual is available for cutterbars.
• Please read the instructions which apply to the appropriate accessories on your machine. Provided all instructions regarding maintenance and care of your machine are followed, you can count on many years of reliable service.
• Please have your authorized CLAAS dealer carry out the recommended regular inspections. The neglecting of regular maintenance and proper machine operation lead to reduced performance and loss of time.
• If proper operation and careful maintenance is ensured, your combine harvester, which incorporates latest harvesting technology, will render you excellent service.

General information
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

• In addition to his driving licence, the operator must always carry the copy of the vehicle type approval registration issued by the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt (the Federal Motor Vehicle Executive).
• A warning triangle and, on machines over 4 t permissible total weight, at least one wheel chock must always be carried on the combine. When driving on public roads with the combine harvester comply with all the requirements stated under letter C in the copy of the vehicle type approval registration (§ 18 Section 5 StVZO) issued by the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt
• (the Federal Motor Vehicle Executive). On machines with excess width (width over the tyres), a vehicle type approval registration for individual vehicles (single expert opinion) and a special approval in accordance with § 70, Section 1, clauses 1 and 2 of the StVZO must be carried instead of the General Operating Permit. Furthermore, all the requirements stated in the vehicle type approval registration for individual vehicles and in the special approval must be observed. The issue of a special approval differs from country to country.
• The excess width must be marked in accordance with the regulations for the marking of road vehicles with excess width. (two marker boards at the front and back, protective bar, two amber flashing warning beacons) If any part(s) of the combine harvester is/are subsequently modified whose condition is/are prescribed or the operation of which (after being modified) could represent a hazard to other road users, then the vehicle type approval registration shall no longer be valid and application must be made for a new vehicle type approval registration. In this case the machine must be presented to the motor vehicle safety inspection authority responsible (TÜV) in order to obtain an expert opinion certificate (§ 19 section 2 StVZO).
• If you are in any doubt as to whether this situation applies in your case, please contact us as manufacturers. If a transport vehicle for front end attachments is towed behind the combine harvester then the cable for the lighting system must be connected and the good condition of the lighting system assured.
• If the combine is equipped with a maize picker head or folding cutterbar, the regulations and requirements of the machine’s General Operating Permit must be observed, in particular the requirements concerning ballast weights and tyres.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

CLAAS LEXION 560 / 550 MONTANA LEXION 560 LEXION 530 / 520 MONTANA operator’s manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

1 Introduction
Introduction 111
2 Contents
Contents 211
3 General information
Road traffic regulations 311
Important notice 321
Identification plate / Serial number 331
Identification plate 332
Machine serial number 332
Engine serial number
CATERPILLAR C-9 / C-10 332
Engine serial number
CATERPILLAR 3126 B 333
Straw chopper identification plate 333
Cab serial number 333
4 Safety Rules
Safety Rules 411
Cylinder safety lock 414
Fire extinguisher 414
Battery isolating switch 415
Wheel chocks 415
Positioning the wheel chocks 415
Hydraulic system 416
Danger of injury due to escaping hydraulic liquid 416
Accumulators 417
Relieving the Auto-Contour accumulator 417
Relieving the Autopilot accumulator 417
Relieving the standard spreader accumulator 418
Safety decals with pictorials 421
5 Specifications
Conversion factors 511
CLAAS LEXION 560 / 550 Montana 521
Front attachments – weights and dimensions 529
CLAAS LEXION 530 / 520 Montana 531
Front attachments – weights and dimensions 539
Safety features 541
6 Prior to operation
Carry out prior to initial operation 611
Cab 621
Cab with automatic climate control 621
Automatic climate control 622
Operating and display elements 622
Putting the automatic climate control into operation 623
Setting the cab temperature 624
Manually setting the evaporator blower speed 624
Activating ECON operating mode 625
Deactivating ECON operating mode 625
REHEAT operation
(Dehumidify cab windows) 626
Displaying the outside temperature 627
Changing the temperature display to °Fahrenheit 627
Floor heating 627
Display of malfunction:
error in thermometer F0 (cab, blue) 628
Display of malfunction:
error in thermometer F1 (exhaust, yellow) 628
Display of malfunction:
error in thermometer F2 (outside, red) 628
Cab with air conditioner
(standard version) 629
Putting the air conditioning system into operation 6210
Heater 6212
Floor heating 6212
Reheat system
(Steamed up windows) 6212
Malfunction, possible cause or remedy –
air conditioner system 6213
Cooling box 6215
Cooling unit
(option) 6215
Cooling bag
(option) 6215
Ice bucket
(option) 6215
Windscreen washer 6216
Crop inspection 6216
Opening and closing the cab roof 6216
Operator’s platform 631
Operator’s platform overview 631
Control console 633
Monitor
(vehicle information display) 634
Monitor
(harvest display) 635
C-keys 636
Rotary switch D 636
Slope compensation 637
Slope compensation control box 638
Monitor 639
Machine operation 6310
Axle (wheel angle) 6310
Cutterbar 6310
Axle (wheel angle) and cutterbar 6311
Menu 6313
Cutterbar adjustment key pad (yellow) 6313
Axle adjustment key pad (green) 6313
Calibration 6314
Calibrating the inclinometer 6314
Calibrating the wheel rams 6315
Calibrating the cutting angle 6315
Calibrating the cross levelling 6315
Calibrating the trunking (feeder housing) 6316
Setup 6317
System info 6318
Inclinoinfo 6318
Steering column 6319
Ignition switch 6319
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Multi-function switch 6320
Vehicle information unit 6321
Multi-function handle 6322
Steering column adjustment 6323
Adjusting the steering column top 6323
Steering wheel height adjustment 6324
Central terminal compartment 6324
Fuses 6326
Relays 6328
Operator’s seat 6330
Operator’s seat, mechanical 6330
Operator’s seat “air suspension”
(option) 6333
Lighting and socket outlets 641
Headlights, worklights, mirrors 641
Sidefinder
(option) 646
Pathfinder lighting 646
Side position lights in case of excess width 647
Socket outlets 6411
Access ladder 651
Access and ladder extension 651
Front ladder 653
Mounting the ladder 653
Folding the ladder steps 659
Swinging the ladder 659
Rear ladder 6511
Other uses of the rear ladder 6512
Side panels 661
Opening and closing the side panels
and the tailgate 661
Opening the tailgate 662
Adjusting the gripping height of the side panels 662
Adjusting the side panel lock 663
Tool cabinet 663
Toolbox 663
Folding down the tool cabinet 664
Fender / Mud-guards 671
Installing the fenders / mud-guards 671
Rear axles 681
Adjustable rear drive axle
(260 m – 320 m) 682
Altering the 260 m – 320 m rear drive axle
from transport to working position 682
Adjusting the track width 684
Steering axle
(271 m – 316 m) 688
Altering the 271 m – 316 m rear axle
from transport to working position 688
Adjusting the track width 689
Additional weights of rear axle 691
Additional weights of rear axle
LEXION 560 / 550 Montana 691
Additional weights of rear axle
LEXION 530 / 520 Montana 692
Liquid filling for rear axle tyres 693
Installing the rear axle weights 693
Cutterbar hydraulic cylinders 6101
Cutterbar hydraulic cylinders 6101
Third cutterbar cylinder 6101
Grain tank 6111
Closing the grain tank drain holes 6111
Driving the combine 6121
Checking the control lights 6121
Driving the combine 6121
Engine speed rotary switch 6121
Average engine idle speed 6122
Starting the engine 6122
Stopping the engine 6123
Gear selection 6123
Manoeuvering 6124
Hydrostatic ground drive 6124
Adjusting the stiffness of
ground speed control lever 6125
Stopping 6125
Driving behaviour 6125
Handling with cutterbar trailer 6126
Steering 6126
Brakes 6126
Foot brake 6126
Parking brake 6127
Releasing the parking brakes mechanically 6128
Gear shifting – Emergency operation 6128
Turn gears into “0” (neutral position) 6128
Towing the machine 6129
Differential lock 6129
Engaging the differential lock 6129
Disengaging the differential lock 6129
CLAAS Autopilot
(Maize picker head) 6131
Putting the CLAAS Autopilot into operation 6131
CLAAS Autopilot
(Grain cutterbar) 6133
Adjusting the directional stability
of the combine harvester 6133
Setting the laser sensor in the field 6135
Rough adjustment 6136
Fine adjustment 6137
Laser sensor (crop edge has moved out
of visible range) 6137
Setting up the right-hand laser sensor
(accessory) 6138
Putting the CLAAS Autopilot into operation 6139
Use in rape with left-hand side cutter 61310
Malfunction, possible cause or remedy –
Slope compensation 6141
7 Installing and removing the cutterbar
Installing the cutterbar 711
Tilting the cutterbar from transport position 711
Adjusting the hydraulic cylinder
for transverse cutterbar control 712
Machines equipped with Auto Contour 712
Locking cutterbars and maize pickers
(Cutterbars without Auto Contour) 714
Connecting the universal drive shaft 715
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Mounting the stands 716
Removing the cutterbar 721
Removing the universal coupling 721
Removing the universal drive shaft 721
Opening the cutterbar locking 722
Laying down the cutterbar on the ground 722
Placing the cutterbar on the cutterbar trailer 722
8 Operation CEBIS
Contents 811
CLAAS on-board information system (CEBIS) 821
CEBIS Monitor and rotary switch 823
C-keys 823
Rotary switch D 823
Multifunctional handle M 823
Window sections E
(Harvest display) 823
Flagging box 823
Rotary switch D 826
Prior-to-initial operation 827
Vehicle information display 829
Harvest display 829
Yield mapping 8210
Flagging 8211
GPS 8213
Mapping ON/OFF 8213
Mapping monitor 8213
Load GPS data 8213
Presettings reel 8215
Reel horizontal position 8215
Reel speed 8215
Reel height 8217
Presettings front attachment 8219
Clearance between snapping plates 8219
Cutterbar table length 8219
Cutting height settings (CAC) 8221
Cutting height settings for LEXION Montana 8223
Partial width selection 8225
Yield meter 8226
Componentes 8226
Basic setting and calibration 8226
Preparation for yield measurement 8227
Moisture measurement ON/OFF,
moisture correction, storage moisture 8227
Quick guide to accurate measuring data 8227
Yield measurement 8229
Calibration factor 8229
Set zero yield 8229
Test-weighing 8231
Weight measured 8231
Moisture correction 8231
Moisture mesaurement ON/OFF 8231
Set zero angle 8233
Storage moisture 8233
Display dry yield 8233
Setting combine to type of crop 8235
List of threshable crops 8235
Load CLAAS adjustments 8235
Load own adjustments 8237
Save own adjustments 8237
Print machine adjustments 8237
Display of CLAAS adjustments 8237
Display of own adjustments 8237
Cleaning by blowing 8239
Recording harvest work 8241
Planned work records 8241
Next planned work record 8241
Previous planned work record 8243
New planned work record 8243
Change a planned work record 8243
Start / Stop 8245
Completed work records 8247
Next or previous completed work record 8247
Restart a completed work record 8247
Printer 8247
Area correction 8247
Daily recorder 8249
Printing daily recordings 8249
Clear daily recordings 8249
Total recorder 8251
Printing recorder summaries 8251
Crop recorder 8251
Copy the chip card 8253
Adjustments 8255
Cutterbar 8255
Sensitivity CAC 8255
Cutterbar upper and lower limits 8257
Partial width proportions 8257
Working position 8257
Working width 8259
Auto reel height 8259
Reel end stops 8259
Cutterbar automatics 8261
Cutterbar table length stops 8261
Fore & aft reel adjustment stops 8261
Vario automatics ON/OFF 8263
Snapping plate end stops 8263
Speeds 8265
Learning speeds 8265
Learning max no-load speed 8265
Belt slip limit indicator 8267
Chaff spreader speed monitor 8267
Returns elevator speed monitor 8267
Tachometer 8269
Calibration run 8269
Impulses/100 8269
Sensitivity Autopilot 8271
Zero Autopilot front attachment 8271
Zero steering 8271
Separation 8273
Sensor test 8273
Upper and lower sieve end stops 8273
Upper and lower sieve adjustment 8275
Returns limit 8275
Set zero returns 8275
CEBIS 8277
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Language 8277
Date/Time 8279
Display positive/negative 8279
Measuring units 8281
Version 8281
Own display 8283
Maintenance 8285
XXh OK 8285
XXh service list 8285
Operator’s manual 8287
Basic settings 8287
Guide to adjustments 8289
Problems/Remedies 8289
CEBIS 8291
Check list 8291
Safety rules 8291
Code protection 8293
Engine load 8295
Engine diagnosis 8295
Alarms 8296
Alerts 8296
Problems / remedies – yield meter 8297
Guide for impulses / 100 m 8298
9 Operation – basic machine
Feeder housing 911
Feeder chains 911
Threshing drum door 912
Front attachment reverser 913
Front attachment floatation springs 913
Checking the setting of the floatation springs 913
Cutting height indicator 915
Spring pressure indicator 915
Blocking the front attachment
floatation springs
(Mechanical lock) 916
Unlocking the front attachment
floatation springs
(Mechanical lock) 916
Adjusting the drop rate of the front attachment 916
Engaging the front attachment
(Switch console) 917
Disengaging the front attachment
(Switch console) 918
Front attachment QUICK STOP
(Switch console) 918
Disengaging the front attachment
(Multi-function handle) 919
Front attachment QUICK STOP
(Multi-function handle) 919
Threshing mechanism 921
Stone trap 921
Engaging the threshing mechanism 922
Disengaging the threshing mechanism 922
Threshing drum 923
Cleaning the threshing mechanism 923
Concave setting 924
Basic concave setting 924
Adjusting the concave position sensor 9210
Threshing drum speed 9211
Drum drives 9211
Two-step variable-speed drive 9211
Removing and installing the preconcave segments 9212
Concave segment 9213
Removing the concave segment 9213
Installing the concave segment 9214
Disawning 9215
Unslugging the threshing drum 9215
Deflector curtain 9216
Adjusting the deflector curtain 9217
Straw walkers 931
Straw walkers 931
Cleaning the straw walkers 931
Warning signal 932
Multifinger separation system 932
Straw walker risers 934
Rice risers 934
Centre risers 935
Side risers 936
Parallel risers 937
CCM risers 938
Cleaning unit 941
Sieve pan 941
Preparation floor 941
Frogmouth sieves 942
Electric sieve adjustment 942
Removing the sieves 943
Removing the upper sieves 943
Removing the lower sieves 945
Installing the sieves 946
Tightening torques of axial mountings
for the upper and lower sieves 946
Sieves – Basic setting 947
Harvesting without lower sieves 948
Covering the returns pan 948
Cleaning fan 949
Fan speed adjustment 949
Under-ventilated cleaning step 949
Adjusting the pre-cleaner deflector 949
Wind board 9410
Fan shutters for combining grass seed
and other special crops
(accessory) 9410
Dynamic slope compensation
(3-D cleaning system) 9411
Returns 9412
Inspecting the returns 9412
Combine performance monitor 9413
Straw walker sensor 9413
Sieve pan sensor 9413
Grain delivery 951
Augers and auger troughs 951
Elevators 952
Grain tank 953
Safety decal (0516 2751) 953
Grain tank extension 954
Unloading the grain tank 955
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Emergency unloading grain tank cover 956
Grain tank unloading aid
(accessory) 956
Grain tank unloading tube 957
Swinging the grain tank unloading tube out and in 957
Grain tank unloading tube transport position 958
Cleaning covers on the grain tank unloading tube 959
Shear bolt for grain tank unloading 959
Engaging and disengaging grain tank unloading 9510
Grain tank access 9510
Automatic chain lubrication – grain tank unloading
(accessory) 9511
Straw chopper 961
Straw chopper 961
Before using the chopper for the first time, check 961
Straw chopper with standard spreader 962
Putting the straw chopper into operation
(Swing standard spreader to chopping position) 962
Putting the straw chopper out of operation
(Swing standard spreader to swathing position) 963
Swinging the standard spreader to
cutterbar trailer transport position 963
Adjusting the cross blade 964
Adjusting the length of cut 965
Activating the rasp bar
(accessory) 966
Adjusting the spreading width
of standard spreader 966
Adjusting the height of standard spreader 967
Adjusting the spreading width centre
of standard spreader 968
Reducing the chopper speed 969
Chaff spreader / straw spreader 971
Chaff spreader 971
Adjusting the chaff spreader speed 971
Adjusting the spreading width 972
Folding the chaff spreader open 972
Folding the chaff spreader in 974
Chaff spreader feed pan 974
Removing the chaff spreader feed pan 974
Installing the chaff spreader feed pan 975
Straw spreader 976
Adjusting the spreading width 976
Fitting the spreader rotors 976
Sieve chart and suggested combine adjustments
LEXION 560 – 520 Montana 981
Sieve chart
LEXION 560 – 520 Montana 981
Suggested combine adjustments
LEXION 560 – 520 Montana 982
Disawner plates 988
Concave segment 988
Malfunction, cause and / or remedy – Basic machine 991
10 Maintenance – basic machine
Important maintenance instructions 1011
Important maintenance instructions
and safety rules 1011
Maintenance schedules and lubricants charts 1021
Maintenance schedules 1021
Lubricants charts 1024
Hydraulic system 1031
Accumulators 1031
Checking the oil level 1031
Changing hydraulic oil 1032
Changing the hydraulic oil filter 1033
Changing the return flow filters 1033
Filling instructions when carrying out
hydraulic oil change
(Sauer 90 R 130 / 90 M 100) 1034
Bleed hydraulic cylinders
for lateral levelling of cutterbar 1034
Gearboxes 1041
2-speed manual gearbox 1041
Checking the oil level 1041
Oil change 1041
Differential and axle support 1042
Checking the oil level 1042
Oil change 1042
Wheel pivots 1043
Checking the oil level 1043
Oil change 1043
Final drives
(Planetary gear) 1043
Checking the oil level 1043
Oil change 1043
Threshing drum reduction gearbox 1044
Oil change 1044
Checking the oil level 1044
Transfer gearbox
(Engine) 1045
Checking the oil level 1045
Oil change 1045
Grain tank unloading gearbox 1045
Checking the oil level 1045
Oil change 1045
Lubricate ball-bearing slewing rings
of wheel pivots 1046
Ball-bearing slewing rings greasing instructions 1047
Feeder housing 1051
Tension feeder chains 1051
Adjusting the sensor for the
cutting angle adjustment 1052
Cleaning the suction blower
(accessory) 1052
Drive axle 1061
Adjusting the sensor for the wheel pivots 1061
Elevator chains 1071
Tensioning the grain elevator chain
(Combines without yield meter) 1071
Tensioning the grain elevator chain
(Combines with yield meter) 1071
Tensioning the returns elevator chain 1072
Drive belts / drive chains – basic machine 1081
General Information 1081
Drive system diagram, left-hand side 1082
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Drive belts, drive chains 1082
Drive system diagram, right-hand side 1083
Drive belts, drive chains 1083
Front attachment drive 2nd step
(without variable-speed drive) – Tensioning belt (2) 1084
Front attachment drive 3rd step
(with variable-speed drive) – Tensioning belt (3) 1085
Impeller drive – Tensioning belt (5) 1086
Reel hydraulic pump drive –
Tensioning belt (6) 1087
Front attachment drive 1st step –
Tensioning belt (7)
(without front attachment QUICK STOP) 1088
Front attachment drive 1st step –
Tensioning belt (7)
(with front attachment QUICK STOP) 1089
Straw / chaff spreader hydraulic pump drive –
Tensioning belt (8) 10810
Threshing mechanism drive –
Tensioning belt (9) 10811
Grain tank unloading drive 1st step –
Tensioning belt (10) 10812
Grain tank unloading drive 2nd step –
Removing chain (11) 10814
Grain tank unloading drive 2nd step –
Installing and adjusting chain (11) 10815
Straw chopper drive 1st step –
Tensioning belt (12) 10816
Straw chopper drive 2nd and 3rd step –
Tensioning belts (13) and (14) 10817
Sieve pan drive 1st step – Tensioning belt (18) 10819
Sieve pan drive 2nd step – Tensioning belt (19) 10820
Sieve pan drive 3rd step – Tensioning belt (20) 10821
Straw walker drive – Tensioning belt (22) 10822
Finger roller drive – Tensioning belt (45) 10823
Fan drive 1st step – Tensioning belt (46) 10824
Rotary radiator screen suction blower drive –
Tensioning belt (51) 10825
Threshing drum drive – Tensioning belt (53) 10826
Accelerator drive – Tensioning belt (54) 10827
Rotary radiator screen drive –
Tensioning belt (57) 10828
Cab / Air conditioner 1091
Cab 1091
Cleaning the filters 1091
Cleaning the units located in the cab roof 1091
Cleaning the cab screens 1092
Air conditioner 1093
Cleaning the condenser 1093
Checking refrigerant level 1093
Replacing the filter receiver drier 1094
Required refrigerant quantity – refrigerant R 134 a 1094
Oil for the compressor 1094
Maintenance work before the harvest 1095
Fire extinguisher 10101
Compressed air system
(accessory) 10111
Compressed air connections 10112
Compressed-air gun and woven hose 10112
Draining the accumulator 10113
Pressure controller 10113
Checking the safety valve 10114
Straw chopper 10121
Replacing the free-swinging knives for grain 10121
Removing the straw guide plate 10121
Removing the free-swinging knives for grain 10123
Bolting down the free-swinging knives for grain 10123
Installing the straw guide plate 10125
Replacing the stationary knives 10126
Winter storage instructions for combines 10131
11 Maintenance – engine
Important maintenance instructions 1111
Important maintenance instructions
and safety rules 1111
Maintenance schedules and lubricants charts 1121
Maintenance schedule 1121
Lubricants chart 1122
Engine maintenance 1131
Engine overview 1131
Fuel system / engine oil 1141
Fuel system 1141
Fuel tank 1141
Fuel shut-off tap 1141
Water separator / fuel pre-filter
(Standard equipment – small version) 1142
Water separator / fuel pre-filter
(accessory, replaces fuel pre-filter Fig 4) 1143
Fuel filter 1144
Replacing the filter cartridge 1144
Bleed fuel system 1145
Engine oil level check 1145
Engine oil change 1145
Draining used oil 1146
Oil filter 1147
Topping up engine oil 1148
Cooling system 1151
Coolant 1151
Water drain plugs on the engine block 1151
Radiator 1152
Filling the cooling system with coolant 1153
Overpressure 1153
Frost protection / corrosion protection 1153
Warning sign 1153
Coolant temperature 1154
Stopping the engine when overheated 1154
Rotary chaff screen 1155
Cleaning the radiator 1157
Dry-type air cleaner 1161
Warning device 1162
Cleaning the air filter intake screen 1162
Cleaning the air filter with plastic housing 1163
Removing the air filter main cartridge 1163
Cleaning the air filter main cartridge 1164
Installing the air filter main cartridge 1164
Cleaning the air filter with metal housing 1165
Removing the air filter main cartridge 1165
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Cleaning the air filter main cartridge 1166
Installing the air filter main cartridge 1167
Safety filter cartridge 1167
Removing and installing safety cartridge
(plastic housing) 1168
Removing and installing safety cartridge
(metal housing) 1169
Alternator 1171
Cleaning the alternator 1171
Electric system 1181
Battery 1181
Alternator 1182
Engine problems, cause and / or remedy 1191
Engine winter storage 11101
Engine preservation 11101
12 Lubrication chart
Lubricants and lubrication instructions 1211
13 Index
Index 1311
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