Claas Medion 340 330 320 310 Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Claas Medion 340 330 320 310 Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

DESCRIPTION:

Claas Medion 340 330 320 310 Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

INTRODUCTION:

This Operator’s Manual is for the MEDION 340, MEDION 330, MEDION 320 and MEDION 310 combine harvester and is primarily intended for the machine operator to provide information on the use, the settings and the operation of 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. 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 authorised 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.

This Operator’s Manual as well as the manuals listed below can be ordered from your CLAAS Dealer:
• Threshing Instructions for special crops
• Fitting and Operating Instructions for accessories

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Claas Medion 340 330 320 310 Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

1 Introduction
Introduction 1 1 1
2 Contents
Contents 2 1 1
3 General information
Road traffic regulations 3 1 1
Important note 3 2 1
Identification plate / Serial number 3 3 1
Identification plate 3 3 2
Machine serial number 3 3 2
Engine serial no PERKINS 1006-6 TA 3 3 2
Engine serial number
DAIMLER CHRYSLER OM 906 LA 3 3 3
Cutterbar identification plate 3 3 3
Straw chopper 3 3 3
Cab serial number 3 3 3
4 Safety Rules
Safety Regulations 4 1 1
Cylinder safety lock 4 1 4
Fire extinguisher 4 1 4
Battery isolating switch 4 1 5
Wheel chock (not for all countries) 4 1 5
Apply a wheel chock 4 1 5
Safety decals with pictorials 4 2 1
5 Specifications
CLAAS MEDION 340 5 1 1
CLAAS MEDION 330 / 320 / 310 5 2 1
Safety features 5 3 1
Front attachments – weights and dimensions 5 4 1
Sectional view of machine 5 5 1
Description and function 5 5 2
Cutterbar 5 5 2
Threshing mechanism 5 5 3
Straw walkers 5 5 3
Cleaning unit 5 5 3
Disawning 5 5 3
Basic rules for combining 5 5 4
6 Prior to operation
Carry out prior to initial operation 6 1 1
Cab 6 2 1
Cab with automatic air conditioner 6 2 1
Automatic air conditioner 6 2 2
Operating and display elements 6 2 2
Putting the automatic air conditioner into operation 6 2 3
Setting the cab temperature 6 2 4
Manually setting the evaporator blower speed 6 2 4
Activating ECON operating mode 6 2 5
Deactivating ECON operating mode 6 2 5
REHEAT operation (Dehumidify cab windows) 6 2 6
Displaying the outside temperature 6 2 7
Changing the temperature display to °Fahrenheit 6 2 7
Floor heating 6 2 7
Display of malfunction:
error in thermometer F0 (cab, blue) 6 2 8
Display of malfunction:
error in thermometer F1 (exhaust, yellow) 6 2 8
Display of malfunction:
error in thermometer F2 (outside, red) 6 2 8
Cab with air conditioner 6 2 9
Cab with fan 6 2 10
Cab with fan and air conditioner 6 2 10
Cab with fan and heater 6 2 12
Floor heating 6 2 12
Reheat system
(Dehumidify cab windows) 6 2 12
Malfunction, possible cause or remedy –
air conditioner 6 2 13
Opening and closing the cab roof 6 2 15
Opening the cab roof 6 2 15
Closing the cab roof 6 2 15
Operator’s platform 6 3 1
Steering column 6 3 2
Ignition switch 6 3 2
Vehicle information unit 6 3 3
Function of vehicle information unit 6 3 4
Operations display screen 6 3 5
Function of operations display screen 6 3 6
Switch console (up to serial no ) 6 3 7
Switch console (from serial no ) 6 3 8
Multifunction lever (up to serial no ) 6 3 9
Multifunction lever (from serial no ) 6 3 9
Central terminal compartment 6 3 10
Plug-in type module (P) CLAAS Autopilot 6 3 10
Positioning the cutterbar / maize picker head
for road travel 6 3 11
Steering column adjustment 6 3 11
Operator’s seat “air suspension” (option) 6 3 12
Height adjustment 6 3 12
Weight adjustment 6 3 12
Seat angle adjustment 6 3 13
Seat depth adjustment 6 3 13
Lumbar support 6 3 13
Armrest angle adjustment 6 3 13
Horizontal adjustment of operator’s seat 6 3 13
Operator’s seat, mechanical (option) 6 3 14
Weight adjustment 6 3 14
Height adjustment 6 3 14
Seat angle adjustment 6 3 15
Seat depth adjustment 6 3 15
Lumbar support 6 3 15
Armrest angle adjustment 6 3 15
Horizontal adjustment of operator’s seat 6 3 15
Master safety switch in driver’s seat
(from serial no ) 6 3 15
Access ladder 6 3 16
Front ladder 6 3 16
Access and ladder extension 6 3 17
Rear ladder 6 3 21
Contents
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Contents
Driving the combine 6 4 1
Engine speed rotary switch 6 4 1
Start the engine 6 4 2
Adjusting the stiffness of ground speed control lever 6 4 3
Gear ranges 6 4 3
Stopping 6 4 4
Driving behaviour 6 4 4
Steering 6 4 4
Brakes 6 4 5
Foot brake 6 4 5
Hand brake 6 4 5
Stopping the engine 6 4 6
CLAAS Autopilot 6 4 6
Rear axle 6 5 1
Converting the adjustable rear axle 6 5 1
Changing the rear axle from transport
to working position 6 5 2
CLAAS 4-Trac System 6 5 3
Towing a machine with rear wheel drive axle 6 5 3
Cutterbar cylinders 6 6 1
Hydraulic cylinders 6 6 1
Attaching cutterbar hydraulic cylinders 6 6 1
Attaching the right-hand cutterbar cylinder 6 6 1
Third cutterbar cylinder necessary 6 6 2
Towing and catwalk railing 6 7 1
Towing 6 7 1
Forward 6 7 1
Backwards 6 7 1
Catwalk railing 6 7 2
Tilting the catwalk railing 6 7 2
Cab and lighting 6 8 1
Cab 6 8 1
Headlights, worklights and mirrors 6 8 1
Side panels 6 9 1
Opening and closing the side panels 6 9 1
Adjusting the panel locks 6 9 2
7 Operation – Cutterbar
Installing the cutterbar 7 1 1
Adjusting the stripper angle MEDION 330 – 310 7 1 1
Machine equipped with CLAAS Auto Contour 7 1 1
Align the coupling pin cylinder (up to serial no ) 7 1 3
Machines without Auto Contour 7 1 3
Levelling the cutterbar 7 1 4
Connecting the universal drive shafts 7 1 5
Connecting the hydraulic hoses 7 1 5
Connecting the cables 7 1 6
Mounting the stands 7 1 6
Adjustments at the cutterbar 7 2 1
Crop dividers 7 2 1
Crop lifters 7 2 2
Knife 7 2 3
Removing the knives 7 2 3
Installing the knives 7 2 3
Adjusting the height of the knife head 7 2 4
Adjusting the knife clips 7 2 4
Spare knife 7 2 4
Cutterbar skids 7 2 5
Reel 7 2 5
Reel tines 7 2 6
Reel drive 7 2 6
Reel fore and aft adjustment (mechanical) 7 2 7
Reel fore and aft adjustment (hydraulic) 7 2 7
Reel variable speed drive 7 2 8
Intake auger 7 2 9
Adjusting the clearance to the
cutterbar trough bottom plate 7 2 9
Adjusting position of auger fingers 7 2 9
Adjusting the stripper bars 7 2 10
Replacing knife sections in the field 7 2 10
8 Operation – Basic machine
Feed rake conveyor 8 1 1
Feeder chains 8 1 1
Front attachment reverser 8 1 2
CLAAS Auto Contour
Automatic cutting height control
with cutterbar cross levelling 8 1 3
Preset cutting height control with automatic control
(Machines equipped with Auto Contour) 8 1 5
Adjusting the cutterbar floatation springs 8 1 6
Checking the cutterbar floatation springs
and checking the feed rake conveyor suspension
for smooth movement 8 1 6
Setting the cutting height indicator 8 1 7
Spring pressure indicator 8 1 7
Adjusting the front attachment drop rate
(up to serial no ) 8 1 8
Adjusting the front attachment drop rate
(from serial no ) 8 1 8
Put CLAAS Auto Contour in operation
(up to serial no ) 8 1 9
Put CLAAS Auto Contour in operation
(from serial no ) 8 1 10
Operation with maize picker head 8 1 11
Programming of CLAAS Auto Contour
(up to serial no ) 8 1 11
Programming of CLAAS Auto Contour
(from serial no ) 8 1 13
Setting chart for automatic cutting height control 8 1 14
Putting the cutterbar automatic pre-set
cutting height control system into operation
(Machines equipped with Auto Contour) 8 1 14
CLAAS Contour System
(ground pressure control) 8 1 16
Setting the cutterbar ground pressure 8 1 16
Putting the CLAAS Contour system in operation
(up to serial no ) 8 1 17
Putting the CLAAS Contour system in operation
(from serial no ) 8 1 18
CLAAS Pre-set cutting height control 8 1 19
Putting the preset cutting height control in operation
(up to serial no ) 8 1 19
Putting the preset cutting height control in operation
(from serial no ) 8 1 20
Cutterbar adjusting range 8 1 20
Clearance height 8 1 21
Cutterbar adjusting range without Auto Contour 8 1 21
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Contents
Clearance height to bottom edge of cutterbar skid 8 1 21
Cutterbar clutch 8 1 22
Engaging the front attachment (up to serial no ) 8 1 22
Disengaging the front attachment (up to serial no ) 8 1 22
Engaging the front attachment (from serial no ) 8 1 22
Disengaging the front attachment / Switch console
(from serial no ) 8 1 23
Disengaging the front attachment /
Multi-function handle (from serial no ) 8 1 23
Threshing mechanism 8 2 1
Stone trap 8 2 1
Engaging and disengaging the threshing mechanism 8 2 1
Engaging the threshing mechanism
(up to serial no ) 8 2 2
Engaging the threshing mechanism
(from serial no ) 8 2 2
Disengaging the threshing mechanism 8 2 2
Concave adjustment 8 2 3
Safety stop bolt for concave adjustment 8 2 4
Concave settings 8 2 5
Concave settings 8 2 6
Basic setting with various concaves 8 2 7
Basic rule for concave-to-drum clearance setting 8 2 7
Threshing drum 8 2 8
Cleaning the threshing mechanism 8 2 8
Threshing drum speed 8 2 9
Adjusting the threshing drum speed
(up to serial no ) 8 2 10
Adjusting the threshing drum speed
(from serial no ) 8 2 10
Two-step variable-speed drive 8 2 10
Disawning 8 2 11
Unslugging the threshing drum 8 2 13
Impeller 8 2 13
Deflector curtain 8 2 13
Straw walkers and cleaning 8 3 1
Straw walkers 8 3 1
Intensive separation system 8 3 1
Cleaning the straw walkers 8 3 2
Straw walker risers 8 3 2
Warning signal 8 3 4
Sieve pan 8 3 4
Preparation floor 8 3 5
Cleaning fan 8 3 5
Electrical fan speed adjustment 8 3 6
Adjusting the wind direction 8 3 7
Sieves 8 3 7
Adjusting the frogmouth sieves 8 3 7
Hillside riser plates
(Machines without 3-D cleaning system) 8 3 8
Lower sieves 8 3 8
Removing the upper sieves 8 3 8
Installing the upper sieves 8 3 8
Removing the lower sieves 8 3 9
Installing lower sieves 8 3 9
Tightening torques of axial mountings
for the upper and lower sieves 8 3 9
Dynamic slope compensation (3-D cleaning system) 8 3 10
Returns 8 3 10
Combine performance monitor 8 3 12
Adjusting the monitor to crop type 8 3 13
Adjusting sensitivity of sensors 8 3 13
Putting the performance monitor into operation 8 3 14
Grain delivery 8 4 1
Augers and auger troughs 8 4 1
Elevators 8 4 1
Grain tank 8 4 2
Grain tank covers 8 4 3
Unloading the grain tank 8 4 4
Rear ladder with safety switch
(up to serial no ) 8 4 4
Grain tank unloading tube 8 4 5
Engaging/disengaging grain tank unloading
(up to serial no ) 8 4 6
Engaging/disengaging grain tank unloading
(from serial no ) 8 4 7
Grain tank unloading tube transport position 8 4 7
Cleaning flap on grain tank unloading tube 8 4 7
Grain tank unloading auger drive 8 4 8
Shear bolt for grain tank unloading 8 4 8
Lateral auger drive 8 4 8
Grain tank fill indicator 8 4 9
Acoustic grain tank fill indicator 8 4 9
Straw chopper / Chaff spreader 8 5 1
Straw chopper 8 5 1
Before using the chopper for the first time, check 8 5 1
Adjusting the length of cut 8 5 2
Adjusting the cross blade 8 5 2
Putting the straw chopper into operation 8 5 3
Adjusting the spreading width 8 5 4
Electric deflector adjustment
(option) 8 5 4
Adjusting the deflectors 8 5 4
Putting the chopper out of operation and
converting the machine for laying swaths 8 5 5
Hitching the cutterbar trailer to the combine 8 5 6
Changing the chopper speed from grain to maize
(MEDION 340) 8 5 6
Replacing the front V-belt pulley 8 5 8
Changing the chopper speed from maize to grain
(MEDION 340) 8 5 10
Replacing the front V-belt pulley 8 5 12
Changing the chopper speed from grain to maize
(MEDION 330 – 310) 8 5 13
Chaff spreader 8 5 14
Setting the chaff spreader 8 5 14
Sieve chart and suggested combine adjustments 8 6 1
Sieve chart 8 6 1
Suggested combine adjustments 8 6 2
Chassis 8 7 1
Jacking up the machine 8 7 1
Malfunction, cause and / or remedy – Basic machine 8 8 1
9 Maintenance – basic machine, cutterbar
Important maintenance instructions 9 1 1
Important maintenance instructions and safety rules 9 1 1
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Contents
Maintenance schedules and lubricants charts 9 2 1
Maintenance schedules 9 2 1
Lubricants charts 9 2 4
Hydraulic system 9 3 1
Hydraulic accumulators 9 3 1
Checking the oil level
(Hydrostatic ground drive and working hydraulics) 9 3 2
Changing hydraulic oil
(Hydrostatic ground drive and working hydraulics) 9 3 2
Changing the hydraulic oil filter 9 3 3
Changing the return filter (up to serial no ) 9 3 4
Changing the return filter (from serial no ) 9 3 4
Filling instructions when carrying out
hydraulic oil change 9 3 5
Adjusting the hydrostatic pump 9 3 5
Bleeding the reel cylinders 9 3 6
Venting the cutterbar cross levelling hydraulic cylinder
(machines with Auto Contour, up to serial no ) 9 3 7
Venting the cutterbar cross levelling hydraulic cylinder 9 3 8
Foot brake / brake fluid 9 3 8
Gearboxes 9 4 1
Gear shift control adjustment 9 4 1
Manual gearbox 9 4 1
Checking the oil level 9 4 1
Oil change 9 4 1
Axle drive MEDION 340 9 4 2
Checking the oil level 9 4 2
Oil change 9 4 2
Axle drive MEDION 330 – 310 9 4 2
Checking the oil level 9 4 2
Oil change 9 4 2
Rear wheel drive planetary gears
CLAAS 4-Trac System 9 4 3
Checking the oil level 9 4 3
Oil change 9 4 3
Knife drive casing 9 4 3
Checking the oil level / oil change 9 4 3
Threshing drum reduction gearbox 9 4 4
Checking the oil level 9 4 4
Oil change 9 4 4
Angle drive in grain tank MEDION 340 9 4 4
Feed rake conveyor 9 5 1
Tension feeder chains 9 5 1
Elevator chains 9 6 1
Tensioning the grain elevator chain 9 6 1
Tensioning the returns elevator chain 9 6 1
Drive belts / drive chains – basic machine 9 7 1
General Information 9 7 1
Drive system diagram, left-hand side 9 7 2
Drive system diagram, right-hand side 9 7 3
Removing the belt (1) 9 7 4
Installing the belt (1) 9 7 7
Removing the belt (2) (up to serial no ) 9 7 9
Installing the belt (2) (up to serial no ) 9 7 10
Removing the belt (3) 9 7 11
Installing the belt (3) 9 7 13
Removing the belt (4) (up to serial no ) 9 7 14
Installing the belt (4) (up to serial no ) 9 7 16
Removing the belt (4) (from serial no ) 9 7 17
Installing the belt (4) (from serial no ) 9 7 18
Removing the belt (5) 9 7 19
Installing the belt (5) 9 7 20
Removing the belt (6) 9 7 22
Installing the belt (6) 9 7 23
Removing the belt (7) 9 7 24
Installing the belt (7) 9 7 24
Removing the belt (8) 9 7 25
Installing the belt (8) 9 7 26
Removing the belt (9) 9 7 27
Installing the belt (9) 9 7 28
Removing the belt (10) 9 7 29
Installing the belt (10) 9 7 30
Removing the belt (11) 9 7 31
Installing the belt (11) 9 7 31
Removing the belt (12) 9 7 32
Installing the belt (12) 9 7 33
Removing the belt (14) 9 7 34
Installing the belt (14) 9 7 35
Removing the belt (15) 9 7 36
Installing the belt (15) 9 7 36
Removing the belt (16) 9 7 37
Installing the belt (16) 9 7 37
Removing the belt (20) 9 7 38
Installing the belt (20) 9 7 40
Removing the belt (21) (up to serial no ) 9 7 41
Installing the belt (21) (up to serial no ) 9 7 41
Removing the belt (21) (from serial no ) 9 7 42
Installing the belt (21) (from serial no ) 9 7 43
Removing the belt (22) 9 7 44
Installing the belt (22) 9 7 45
Removing the belt (23) 9 7 47
Installing the belt (23) 9 7 48
Removing the belt (24) (up to serial no ) 9 7 49
Installing the belt (24) (up to serial no ) 9 7 51
Removing and installing the belt (24)
(from serial no ) 9 7 53
Removing the belt (25) (without intermediate drive) 9 7 54
Installing the belt (25) (without intermediate drive) 9 7 55
Removing the belt (26) (up to serial no ) 9 7 56
Installing the belt (26) (up to serial no ) 9 7 57
Removing the belt (27) (up to serial no ) 9 7 57
Installing the belt (27) (up to serial no ) 9 7 58
Removing the belt (28) 9 7 59
Installing the belt (28) 9 7 60
Removing the chain (30) 9 7 60
Installing the chain (30) 9 7 61
Removing the chain (31) 9 7 62
Installing the chain (31) 9 7 62
Removing the chain (32) (MEDION 340) 9 7 63
Installing the chain (32) (MEDION 340) 9 7 63
Removing the chain (33) 9 7 64
Installing the chain (33) 9 7 64
Removing the belt (35) (from serial no ) 9 7 65
Installing the belt (35) (from serial no ) 9 7 65
Drive belts / drive chains – cutterbar 9 8 1
General Information 9 8 1
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Contents
Drive system diagram cutterbar 9 8 2
Tensioning the knife drive belt (40) 9 8 3
Tensioning the intake auger drive chain (41) 9 8 3
Tensioning the reel drive chain (42) 9 8 4
Removing and installing the reel drive belt (43) 9 8 4
Tensioning the reel drive chain (44) 9 8 6
Tensioning the reel drive chain (45) 9 8 6
Cab / air conditioner 9 9 1
Cab 9 9 1
Cleaning the filters 9 9 1
Air conditioner 9 9 1
Cleaning the condenser 9 9 1
Checking refrigerant level 9 9 2
Replacing the filter receiver drier 9 9 2
Required refrigerant quantity – refrigerant R 134 a 9 9 3
Maintenance work before the harvest 9 9 3
Fire extinguisher 9 10 1
Have fire extinguisher checked
for serviceable condition 9 10 1
Speeds 9 11 1
Checking the speed of the straw walker shaft 9 11 1
Adjusting the magnetic pick-ups (sensors) 9 11 1
Machines equipped with fieldwork computer 9 11 1
Straw chopper 9 12 1
Changing the free-swinging knives 9 12 1
Removing the knives 9 12 1
Installing the knives 9 12 2
Replacing the stationary knives 9 12 2
Winter storage instructions for combines 9 13 1
10 Maintenance – Engine
Important maintenance instructions 10 1 1
Important maintenance instructions and safety rules 10 1 1
Maintenance schedules and lubricants charts 10 2 1
Maintenance schedule
DAIMLER CHRYSLER OM 906 LA 10 2 1
Lubricants chart DAIMLER CHRYSLER OM 906 LA 10 2 2
Maintenance schedule PERKINS 1006-6 TA 10 2 4
Lubricants chart PERKINS 1006-6 TA 10 2 5
Engine maintenance 10 3 1
Engine overview DAIMLER CHRYSLER OM 906 LA
(up to serial no ) 10 3 1
Engine overview DAIMLER CHRYSLER OM 906 LA
(from serial no ) 10 3 1
Engine overview PERKINS 1006-6 TA 10 3 2
Engine access door in grain tank 10 3 2
Access to the engine compartment from the cab 10 3 2
Fuel system 10 3 4
Fuel tank 10 3 4
Fuel shut-off tap 10 3 5
Water separator / fuel prefilter
(accessory – small version) 10 3 5
Fuel pre-filter DAIMLER CHRYSLER OM 906 LA 10 3 6
Fuel pre-filter PERKINS 1006-6 TA
(Standard version) 10 3 6
Water separator / fuel pre-filter
(accessory – large version) 10 3 7
Fuel filter DaimlerChrysler OM 906 LA
(up to serial no ) 10 3 7
Cleaning the fuel pre-filter
DaimlerChrysler OM 906 LA (from serial no ) 10 3 8
Replacing the fuel filter
DaimlerChrysler OM 906 LA (from serial no ) 10 3 8
Fuel filter PERKINS 1006-6 TA 10 3 8
Bleeding the fuel system
DAIMLER CHRYSLER OM 906 LA 10 3 9
Bleeding the fuel system with an
electrical feed pump PERKINS 1006-6 TA 10 3 9
Engine oil level check 10 3 9
Engine oil change 10 3 10
Draining used oil 10 3 10
Oil filter DAIMLER CHRYSLER OM 906 LA 10 3 11
Oil filter PERKINS 1006-6 TA 10 3 11
Topping up engine oil 10 3 12
Tensioning the V-belt PERKINS 1006-6 TA 10 3 12
Tensioning the alternator V-belt
DAIMLER CHRYSLER OM 906 LA 10 3 12
Tensioning the alternator / fan drive V-belt
PERKINS 1006-6 TA 10 3 13
Cooling System 10 4 1
Coolant 10 4 1
Water drain plugs on the engine block 10 4 1
Observe coolant type 10 4 1
Identifying the coolant type 10 4 1
Topping up coolant 10 4 2
Changing the coolant 10 4 3
Coolant mixing ratio 10 4 5
Radiator 10 4 6
Topping up coolant (up to serial no ) 10 4 6
Topping up coolant (from serial no ) 10 4 7
Overpressure 10 4 7
Frost protection / corrosion protection 10 4 8
Warning sign 10 4 8
Coolant temperature 10 4 8
Shut down the overheated engine 10 4 8
Rotary chaff screen 10 4 9
Cleaning the rotary chaff screen 10 4 9
Folding up rotary chaff screen 10 4 9
Swinging up the oil cooler (up to serial no ) 10 4 10
Swinging up the oil cooler (from serial no ) 10 4 10
Cleaning the oil cooler 10 4 11
Cleaning the radiator 10 4 11
Dry-type air filter 10 5 1
Warning device 10 5 1
Cleaning air filter suction screen 10 5 1
Cleaning the air filter 10 5 1
Cleaning the dry-type air filter
with dust extractor unit 10 5 2
Removing the air cleaner main cartridge
(housing – metal version) 10 5 2
Installing the air cleaner main cartridge
(housing – metal version) 10 5 3
Dry air cleaner with safety filter cartridge
(housing – metal version) 10 5 4
Removing the air cleaner main cartridge
(housing – plastic version) 10 5 5
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Contents
Installing the air cleaner main cartridge
(housing – plastic version) 10 5 6
Safety filter cartridge (housing – plastic version) 10 5 6
Electrical system 10 6 1
Battery 10 6 1
Alternator 10 6 2
Engine problems, cause and / or remedy 10 7 1
Engine winter storage 10 8 1
Engine preservation 10 8 1
11 Lubrication chart
Lubricants and lubrication instructions 11 1 1
12 Index
Index 12 1 1

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