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Case 1150L Crawler Dozer Service Manual Workshop Guide

Case 1150L Crawler Dozer Service Manual Workshop Guide

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Manual Included:

Service Manual:
1235 Pages & 1037 Pages
Specifications:

Brand:
New Holland

Model:
1150L

Type:
Dozer

Manuals:
Service Manual

Publication Numbers:
47998874B (May 2018) & 47998874A

Language:
English

Format:
PDF

Description
Table of Contents
Contents
Introduction
Engine
Rear Axle System
Hydrostatic Drive
Brakes and Controls
Hydraulic Systems
Tracks and Track Suspension
Cab Climate Control
Electrical System
Dozer Blade and arm
Tools
Platform, cab, bodywork and decals
Specials Tool Index
Manual Extract: Cylinder leak check
NOTE: The following procedure applies to all hydraulic cylinders except the angle cylinders. The angle cylinders are designed with a bypass that allows a leak after the cylinder seal, when the angle of the cylinder is extended.
To check the cylinder seal in the angle cylinder, disassemble the angle cylinder in accordance with the instructions Dozer blade cylinders – Disassemble (35.741).
1. Start the engine. Extend the cylinder rod on the cylinder to be checked to its maximum stroke.
2. Turn the engine OFF.
3. Place the ignition key in the ON position. Place the parking brake lever in the operating position. Move the control levers in all directions to release any pressure in the hydraulic circuits. Place the right-hand parking brake lever in the applied position. Turn off the ignition key.
4. Disconnect the hydraulic line from the end of the cylinder rod to be tested. Install a plug or cap on the end of the hydraulic line.
5. Install a hose in the open port to the end of the cylinder rod. Put the other end of the hose in a suitable container.
6. Start up the engine. Move and hold the hydraulic control lever to extend the cylinder to be tested.
7. If the cylinder seal has a leak, the oil will flow from the open port at the end of the cylinder rod.
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