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Case 335B, 340B Articulated Truck Service Manual Workshop Guide
Case 335B, 340B Articulated Truck Service Manual Workshop Guide
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Manual Included:
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Service Manual:
1460 pages
Specifications:
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Brand:
Case
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Model:
335B, 340B
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Type:
Articulated Truck
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Manuals:
Service Manual
•
Publication Numbers:
87721320 NA (June 2008)
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Language:
English
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Format:
PDF
Description
Table of Contents
General
Engine
Electrical
Steering
Power Train
Brakes
Hydraulic
Mounted Equipment
Manual Extract: Inspections and checks
• Examine the boring and the mounting surfaces looking for signs of wear, scratches, grooves: replace the scratched or grooved pieces; • check all the oil lines: any obstructions should be eliminated with blast of compressed air or by passing smooth wire in both directions of the line and then rinsing with solvent;
• check the threading's, correct the damaged threads using threading tap with the required dimensions;
• examine the bearings that may have nicks, burrs, oval ling, sharp edges or signs of overheating: replace the damaged components;
• replace all the washers;
• check that the grooves are not deformed, chipped or with burrs; replace the gear if there is any defectiveness;
• check for the absence of burrs and damaged threads; replace the damaged pieces; • look for signs of overheating, permanent deformation or wear due to friction of adjacent pieces on the springs: if any one of these defects are found, replace the spring.
SUPPLIED AS DOWNLOADABLE LINK
Manual Included:
•
Service Manual:
1460 pages
Specifications:
•
Brand:
Case
•
Model:
335B, 340B
•
Type:
Articulated Truck
•
Manuals:
Service Manual
•
Publication Numbers:
87721320 NA (June 2008)
•
Language:
English
•
Format:
Description
Table of Contents
General
Engine
Electrical
Steering
Power Train
Brakes
Hydraulic
Mounted Equipment
Manual Extract: Inspections and checks
• Examine the boring and the mounting surfaces looking for signs of wear, scratches, grooves: replace the scratched or grooved pieces; • check all the oil lines: any obstructions should be eliminated with blast of compressed air or by passing smooth wire in both directions of the line and then rinsing with solvent;
• check the threading's, correct the damaged threads using threading tap with the required dimensions;
• examine the bearings that may have nicks, burrs, oval ling, sharp edges or signs of overheating: replace the damaged components;
• replace all the washers;
• check that the grooves are not deformed, chipped or with burrs; replace the gear if there is any defectiveness;
• check for the absence of burrs and damaged threads; replace the damaged pieces; • look for signs of overheating, permanent deformation or wear due to friction of adjacent pieces on the springs: if any one of these defects are found, replace the spring.
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