Landini Vision 100 Tractor OEM Service & Repair Manual

Training manual P/N° 3667238M2 80-90-100

PRE-SALE SERVICE September 2003 42042 FABBRICO (RE) ITALY PREFACE This manual contains the technical specifications, mechanical, hydraulic layou- ts and wiring diagrams, plus instructions on how to operate and adjust Landi- ni's Vision 80-90-100 series tractors. It does not contain all the necessary information as it is completed with the theoretical and practical explanations and theoretical descriptions given by the instructors during the training courses. This information is therefore dedicated to the persons who frequent training courses at the Landini training center. NOTE : The descriptions and technical specifications in this manual are strictly not binding. Landini therefore reserves the right to modify the components and accessories for technical or commercial reasons without being obliged to update this manual each time.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Chap. 1 INTRODUCTION Chap. 2 ENGINE Chap. 3 CLUTCH Chap. 4 TRANSMISSION Chap. 5 4WD FRONT AXLE Chap. 6 REAR POWER TAKE-OFF Chap. 7 HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT Chap. 8 MECHANICAL POWER LIFT Chap. 9 ELECTRONIC POWER LIFT Chap. 10 FRONT POWER LIFT AND PTO Chap. 11 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Chap. 12 CALIBRATION Chap. 13 CHECK-CONTROL AND TROUBLESHOOTING Chap. 14 AC SYSTEM Chap. 15 SPECIAL TOOLS TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 - 1 INTRODUCTION INDEX Sect. 1 Reading the manual. ................................................................. 1-3 1-1 Introduction .................................................................... 1-4 1-2 Structure of the manual .................................................. 1-4 Sect. 2 Tractor identification . ............................................................... 1-5 2-1 Tractor identification ...................................................... 1-6 2-2 Weights and dimensions ............................................... 1-7 Sect. 3 Working in safety. ..................................................................... 1-9 3-1 Essential rules for prevention ...................................... 1-10 3-2 Safety decals ............................................................... 1-16 3-3 Replacing parts of the tractor ....................................... 1-20 3-4 Safe use of the tractor .................................................. 1-20 Sect. 4 Pre-delivery inspection and maintenance. ............................ 1-23 4-1 General information ..................................................... 1-24 4-2 Inspections prior to delivery ......................................... 1-24 4-3 Routine maintenance table .......................................... 1-25 Sect. 5 Conversion tables. .................................................................. 1-27 5-1 Length ......................................................................... 1-28 5-2 Area ............................................................................. 1-31 5-3 Volume ........................................................................ 1-32 5-4 Weight ......................................................................... 1-35 5-5 Pressure ...................................................................... 1-37 5-6 Moment of rotation ....................................................... 1-39 5-7 Temperature ................................................................ 1-41 CHAP.1

INTRODUCTION 1 - 2 CHAP.1 Sect. 6 Sealants. .................................................................................. 1-43 6-1 Types of Loctite sealants ............................................. 1-44 6-2 Consigli pratici ............................................................. 1-45 Sect. 7 Driving torques. ....................................................................... 1-47 Sect. 8 General assembly instructions. ............................................. 1-49 8-1 Seals ........................................................................... 1-50 8-2 O-Ring seals ................................................................ 1-51 8-3 Bearings ...................................................................... 1-52

1 - 3 INTRODUCTION INDEX Sect.1 Reading the manual 1-1 Introduction .................................................................... 1-4 1-2 Structure of the manual .................................................. 1-4 CHAP. 1 Reading the manual

INTRODUCTION 1 - 4 Sect.1 - Reading the manual 1-1 Introduction The purpose of this training manual is to provide clear instructions about how to operate and adjust the various components of Vision tractors. The manual does not give full details about how to demount the parts as it has been compiled for assi- stance technicians who have already taken part in the training courses. It must therefore be used along with the theoretic and practical information that the instructor gives during these courses. Before reading the manual, it is essential to read sect.3: WORKING IN SAFETY in order to prevent errors or mistakes that could jeopardize the safety of the technicians in the workshop. The information in this manual was up to date at the time of publication. Landini reserves the right to make modifications without being obliged to give notice. Please contact your area dealer or the importer if discrepancies are discovered or for any other requi- rement. 1-2 Structure of the manual The manual is divided into chapters (chap.) and each chapter into sections (sect.). Page numbering begins with 1 for each chapter with the number of the chapter itself alongside. Example: 5-7 indicates page 7 of chapter 5. Numbering of the figures also begins with 1 in each chapter with the chapter number alongside. Example: Fig. 73-5, indicates figure 73 of chapter 5.

1 - 5 INTRODUCTION INDEX Sect.2 Tractor identification 2-1 Tractor identification ...................................................... 1-6 2-2 Weights and dimensions ............................................... 1-7 CHAP. 1 Tractor identification

INTRODUCTION 1 - 6 Sect. 2 - Tractor identification 2-1 Tractor identification The tractor is identified by a serial number stamped on the front support (ballast holder) and on the bon- net. The engine also has its own serial number stamped on the engine block To ensure a quick and efficient service when orde- ring spare parts or asking for technical specifications or other information, always state the chassis and engine serial number. Chassis serial number ............................................ Engine serial number .............................................. Type of tractor ......................................................... Owner / Operator .................................................... Dealer's or Agent's address .................................... ................................................................................ Delivery date ........................................................... Warranty expiry date .............................................. Fig.3a-1 Fig.2-1 Fig.3-1 Fig.1-1

1 - 7 INTRODUCTION 2-2 Weights and dimensions General data Weights - In running order, with full fuel tank, front and rear ballast, with cab, steel rims ............................................................. kg. 3750 4070 3750 4070 Dimensions A -Height to safety frame ................................. mm. 2690-2740 - 2690-2740 - A -Height to cab ............................................... mm. - 2580-2630 - 2580-2630 B -Wheelbase .................................................. mm. 2380 2380 2380 2380 C - Max.length with front & rear ballast & links mm. 4040-4430 4040-4430 4040-4430 4040-4430 D -Ground clearance (under front axle) ........... mm. 370-420 370-420 370-420 370-420 E -Minimum width ............................................ mm. 1830-2460 2100-2500 1830-2460 2100-2500 F -Front track ................................................... mm. 1455-1938 1455-1938 1455-1938 1455-1938 G - Rear track ................................................... mm. 1475-2012 1475-2012 1475-2012 1475-2012 Vision 80 Vision 90 Tractor identification Fig.4-1 Footstep Cab Footstep Cab

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