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FROM MACHINE: 4092003 (Profdrive <strong>10</strong>)40720<strong>12</strong> (Profdrive <strong>12</strong>)OPERATION, MAINTENANCEAND SPARE PARTS MANUAL04093070 D-EN-27<strong>10</strong>08-ER<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>READ THIS OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL CAREFULLYBEFORE USING THE MACHINE<strong>Farmi</strong> <strong>Forest</strong> CorporationAhmolantie 6FIN-745<strong>10</strong> Iisalmi, FinlandTel. +358 (0)17 83 241Fax. +358 (0)17 8324 372


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>WARNINGSYMBOLS IN THIS MANUAL!DANGER!• imminent danger which could cause serious personal injuryor death!WARNING!• danger which could cause personal injury!CAUTION!• conditions or misuse that could damage equipment or machineryNOTE!• reminders, such as for performing checks or carrying outmaintenance or repair proceduresINTRODUCTIONThis manual includes the information and maintenance instructions required for operatingthe machine in the optimal manner.Although you have experience in using this kind of machinery, read the operation and mainte-the machine.!CAUTION!Each and every operator must read, understand, and followall safety instructions and procedures.CUSTOMER FEEDBACKWe are happy to receive your opinions and suggestions for improvements by mail, fax or e-mail.All implemented suggestions for improvements will be rewarded.2


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>MANUFACTURER’S DECLARATION OFCONFORMITY<strong>Farmi</strong> <strong>Forest</strong> CorporationAhmolantie 6, FIN-745<strong>10</strong> IISALMI, FinlandInforms that the machine, launched on to the marke<strong>Farmi</strong> forest trailer(make)Profdrive <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / Profdrive <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>(type)(serial number)conforms to the directives 98/37/EC and 89/336/EC, as amended, and the national regulationsbringing these directives into force.SFS EN ISO <strong>12</strong><strong>10</strong>0, SFS EN 1553Iisalmi , Finland 27.<strong>10</strong>.2008(place)(date)Juha Hallivuori3


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>TABLE OF CONTENTSSAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 5STICKERS AND SIGNS 8MAIN PARTS <strong>10</strong>TECHNICAL DATA 11ASSEMBLY <strong>12</strong>CONNECTING THE GRAPPLE LOADER TOTHE TRAILER’S HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 13CONNECTING PNEUMATIC /HYDRAULIC BRAKES 13INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE 14CONTROL SYSTEM 14USING THE AIR BRAKE POWER ADJUSTER 14USE OF THE HYDRAULIC BRAKE POWERADJUSTER 15INSPECTIONS PRIOR TO USE 15COORDINATING THE TRACTIVE SPEEDS OFTHE TRAILER AND TRACTOR 16DRIVING 16LUBRICATION INSTRUCTIONS 17MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 19HYDRAULIC SYSTEM BLEEDING 19HUB DRIVE ENGINE BLEEDING 19REPLACING HYDRAULIC HOSES 19CHECKING TIRE PRESSURE 19CHECKING AND ADJUSTING HYDRAULICPRESSURE 19CHECKING AND ADJUSTING THE PUMP’SUNLOADING PRESSURE 20CHECKING AND ADJUSTING THE PUMP’SWORKING PRESSURE 20CHECKING AND ADJUSTING THE WORKINGPRESSURE FOR THE GRAPPLE LOADER 21TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE 22ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 24HYDRAULICS CIRCUIT DIAGRAM <strong>2WD</strong> 26<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> HYDRAULICS 27FRAME <strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> 28DRAW BAR + BEAM 30HYDRAULIC STEERING 34BRAKE PRESSURE LIMITER 35HYDRAULIC BRAKES 36P2FS-2 SAFETY BRAKES 38HUB WITH BRAKE, 8-bolts, complete 40REAR LIGHT MODULE 42Thread Millimeter InchM6 <strong>10</strong> 7/16M8 13 1/2M<strong>10</strong> 17 11/16M<strong>12</strong> 19 3/4M16 24 15/16M20 30 1 3/16M24 34 1 7/16When ordering spare parts, please indicate machines type from the machine plate, spare parts order4


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSThese safety instructions are meant for the ownersof FARMI equipment, as well as those who operate,service or repair it.The instructions help with:!CAUTION!Written authorizationmust be requested from themanufacturer for anyalterations to the machine.••using the machine safely, appropriately andeffectively.identifying, avoiding and preventing potentiallydangerous situations.The manufacturer supplies an instruction manual,which must always be available at the place ofoperation of the machine. Each user must read thesafety, maintenance and operating instructions beforeoperating the machine, and comply with theseinstructions at all times.Ensure that every operator of the machine isfamiliar with the content of the instructioninstructions, and has been suitably trainedbefore operating the machine.The machine complies with technical requirementsand applicable safety regulations. However, incorrectuse, maintenance or repair of the machine maycause risks.In addition to the instruction manual, remember tocomply with regulations of the local occupationalhealth and safety authorities, and with yourcountry’s laws and decrees.The manufacturer is not liable for damagescaused by:•••••incorrect, negligent or inappropriate use of theproduct.non-original spare parts.normal wear and tear.misuse caused by an untrained person’simproper actions.alterations made without the manufacturer’spermission.STARTING••••••••••••••Familiarize yourself thoroughly with the use,operation and controls of the machine and itsequipment before starting.Familiarize yourself with the capacities andlimitations of the machine and its equipment.Do not use the machine unless you arecompletely familiar with its operation.Be aware of the machine’s danger zones.During operation, prevent bystanders fromentering the danger zone.Ensure that each operator has the necessarysafety equipment, such as a helmet, safetygoggles, work safety boots and suitable protectiveclothing.Never wear loose clothing around moving parts.Protect long hair!Ensure that work is carried out according to thestipulations of applicable occupational healthand safety legislation.Before starting up or using the machine, ensurethat it cannot cause a risk to other people orproperty.Perform a safety check on the machine beforeevery use. If you observe any faults orBefore operating the machine, ensure that thereare no foreign articles in it.Place the machine on a hard, level surface foroperation. In the winter avoid working in slipperyareas.Before operation, ensure the machine is properlyconnected.5


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>OPERATIONMAINTENANCE••••••••••••!DANGER!Many occupational accidentstake place in abnormalcircumstances. Therefore it isimportant to take into accountall the possible circumstancesthat may arise during operationof the machine.Depending on the machine’s type, it will havediverse safety devices and protectors. These aremeant to protect the machine and its operator,and they must never be removed or altered.Never start up or use the machine without allthe safety devices and protectors in place. Alsocheck the universal joint’s safety equipment andjoins.Never insert any body part into the machine withthe engine running.If any faults arise that may jeopardize occupationalsafety, turn off the machine.During operation, the machine’s operator isresponsible for safety in the whole work area.Work may not be carried out in the presence ofany factors that jeopardize occupational safety.Exercise extreme caution when hitching /unhitching the machine from a tractor/trailer.CAUTION!The machine’s operator must!have constant, unobstructedvisibility of the work area. Ifthis is not possible, the ope-CAUTION!rator must work with an assistant.Look out for moving parts when the machine isin operation.Secure the machine against unauthorized andaccidental operation (e.g. moving when parked)whenever it is left unattended.Never leave the machine running unattended.Avoid causing fast, stroke-like loading.Never exceed the given operating values.All safety and warning signs on and in themachine must be legible and intact.The machine may not be operated by personsor alcohol.6••••••••••The machine may only be serviced and repairedby professionals.Electrical and hydraulic faults may only berepaired by authorized professionals.In cases requiring welding, contactthe manufacturer.Turn off the tractor engine and disconnect theuniversal joint before beginning service ormaintenance actions.Ensure that there is no pressure in the hydraulicsystem.Take out the key from the tractor’s ignition forthe duration of the servicing or maintenance.Check that the power is off from the machineyou are working on.When servicing the machine, place it on a levelsurface and ensure that it cannot be moved.Observe the service intervals and annual safetyinspections.manufacturer’s requirements. This can beguaranteed by using original parts.Put all safety devices back into place immediatelyonce servicing or maintenance is complete.When lifting the machine,check that the lifting/hoistingequipment is in perfectworking order. Check theweight of the machine beforelifting it. Choose liftingtrajectories so that they do notcause any danger.hoisting cables and hoists. Always comply with localsafety regulations.OILS AND LUBRICATION••••!Always use the oil types recommended by themanufacturer. Other types of oil may causefaults or improper operation of the equipment,which could lead to serious damage to people orproperty.Never mix different liquids or oils.Always follow the manufacturer’s lubricationinstructions.Use control equipment carefully until the hydraulicoil has had time to reach its operating temperature.


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>SAFETY INSTRUCTIONSFOR HYDRAULIC CIRCUITS1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.<strong>10</strong>.11.<strong>12</strong>.13.Work on hydraulic equipment may only becarried out by professional hydraulic engineers.Be cautious when using the equipment in coldconditions.Check the machine for leaks. Do not use themachine if there is a leak from any system.Check all hydraulic hoses – particularly thosewhich are bent during use – and replace anythat are in poor condition or have leaks. Ensurethat all joins are tight and that the lines are notdamaged. Check that all protective caps andCheck that all hose connectors, lengths andqualities comply with applicable requirements.When replacing or repairing hoses, use originalparts or hoses and connectors recommendedby the manufacturer. Check particularly that thepressure classes of the hoses and connectorsare suitable to the operating pressure levels.Check that all safety devices such as pressurerelief valves, etc., are in place and work properly.Familiarize yourself with their use.Safety systems may never be bypassed.Check the main hydraulic parts daily, andalways after a fault. Replace any damagedparts immediately.If a component is damaged, clean it beforerepairing it. Do not use solvents when cleaningparts.Do not attempt to carry out repairs that you arenot fully familiar with.Never carry out repairs of the hydraulic circuitwhen the system is pressurized. Whenpressurized, the oil spray can penetrate the skinand cause mortal danger.Never work below a device or component that isonly being held up by hydraulics.Use separate supports when carrying ourmaintenance or repairs. Do not disconnectcylinders or their valves until the machine is wellsupported.Most hydraulic oils do not evaporate easily. Riskfactors include hot oil, spills and oil mist(pressurized).If oil gets into your eyes, rinse with plenty ofwater and contact a doctor.Avoid prolonged or repeated contact with yourskin.14. If sprays or contact with the skin cannot beavoided, use protective gloves, goggles andclothing as necessary. Do not use oily clothing.15. Avoid discharging hydraulic oil into theenvironment, as it can pollute waterways andthe groundwater. When working in ecologicallyvulnerable areas, use biofuel.16. Store the oil in sealed containers provided bythe manufacturer. Try to transfer the oil directlyfrom its container into the tank.17. If the oil must be passed through other containers,ensure that they are completely clean. Caps,clean.18. Never store oil outdoors, as water could condensein it.19. Always dispose of oil in a suitable container,never into the environment!7


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>STICKERS AND SIGNSThese stickers and plates must be found on the crane. Replace missing stickers or plates immediately.234518


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>1. Machine plate<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>401465501. Machine plate<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>401460302. <strong>PROFDRIVE</strong>-sticker401466303. “<strong>10</strong>”-sticker 40146640or3. “<strong>12</strong>”-sticker 401466504. Caution!Look at instruction manual.4<strong>10</strong>147505. FARMI-sticker4<strong>10</strong>16<strong>10</strong>09


MAIN PARTS<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>891<strong>12</strong>11643 <strong>10</strong>7251. Screen2. Central beam3. Draw bar4. Bogie5. Hub with brakes6. Hydraulic motor7. Hydraulic steering8. Stake9. Tyre<strong>10</strong>. Support leg11. Draw bar eye<strong>12</strong>. Mounting plate<strong>10</strong>


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>TECHNICAL DATA <strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong> <strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>12</strong>Loading capacity kg <strong>10</strong>000 <strong>12</strong>000Own weight kg 2300 2500Loading area, m 2 2,4 2,6Tyres,hub with 8 bolts550/45-22,5F331 PR16550/45-22,5F331 PR16Tractive power, kN 23 23Working pressure, bar 250 250Hydraulic steering turning angle +/- 40 o +/- 40 oRecommended cranes FARMI HK 4571FARMI HK 4581FARMI HK 6167FARMI HK 6185DIMENSIONS6040-6090403522002615-2920 2005-20552,4 m 2 24<strong>10</strong>2340<strong>12</strong>90-1340650565895<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>6765-6815473019602680-2985 2035-20852,6 m 2 246523901315-1365650605905<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>12</strong>11


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>ASSEMBLYSAFETY!WARNING!Read the assemblyinstructions before installingthe trailer. Careless assemblyand non-compliance withinstructions may causehazards to users anddamages to the machine.The warranty is void for machines orcomponents which have been damaged dueto non-compliance with approved assemblyand installation instructions.Before beginning the assembly work, ensurethat there is no pressure in the hydraulicsystem and that the trailer cannot be turnedon accidentally.Never connect or disconnect pressure hosesor components when the hydraulic systemis pressurized.Distance A, when the distance between the splinedshafts is at its shortest.3.40AAFirst cut the thicker shaft shield to the correctlength (1). Remember to leave at least a 40mm clearance. Then cut a similar length offthe PTO shaft in the same way. File off theburr.ASSEMBLY1.2.3.4.5.Attach the trailer to the tractor’s tow bar.Adjust the length of the PTO shaft in allpositions.Install the control panel in the cabin so thatusers have optimal access to the switch andadjusting wheel.Connect the trailer brakes’ hydraulics to thetractor’s hydraulic system. See the illustrationfor brake hydraulics.Connect the shaft control to the tractor’shydraulic system.SHORTENING THE PTO SHAFT1 2Shortening the PTO shaft4.Interconnect the tubes and check that theshaft has been shortened enough by movingthe machine gently. Ensure that there is a 40mm clearance. Also move the machinesideways to check that the shaft moves freely.1.2.Connect the device to the tractor.Measure the distance between the splinedshafts (Distance A)<strong>12</strong>


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>CONNECTING THE GRAPPLE LOADER TO THE TRAILER’S HYDRAULIC SYSTEMT PLSpump control pressureP connection (Pressure) for grappleloader regulating valvefor tankT connection from grapple loaderregulating valve (return)LS connection for grapple loaderregulating valve (control pressure)CONNECTING PNEUMATIC/HYDRAULIC BRAKESCheck the section on connecting pneumatic/hydraulic brakes in the spare parts list. In the case ofdouble-pipe brakes note that the red clamp connects to the feeder line, while the yellow one connectsto the brake line.13


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>INSTRUCTIONS FOR USESAFETY!WARNING!Read the Instructions forUse before usingthe tractor /trailer combination.Non-compliance withinstructions can causemachine breakage or userinjury.IDLEBACKADriving directionswitchTrailer control panelFORWARDTractive forceadjusting wheelBBefore starting the machine, ensure that itis in working order. Check for any wear andtear or damage. Repair any damages thataffect the machine’s operation immediately.When the trailer is not in use, turn thetransmission to idle.Never use the trailer for other purposes thanthose for which it is designed.USING THE AIR BRAKE POWER ADJUSTERThe brake power adjuster is used to adjust thepressure of compressed air fed to the brakes. Theadjuster has three positions: empty, half-load andfull load, to describe the load on the trailer.CONTROL SYSTEM• The trailer is controlled from a control panelthat has a driving direction selector (A) and atractive force adjusting wheel.• The tractive force is increased by turning theadjusting wheel clockwise. When theadjusting wheel is completely closed, thetractive force is at its maximum. The tractiveforce can be reduced gradually to zero byopening the adjusting wheel anticlockwise.emptyhalf-loadfull loadidleThe adjuster has three positions:empty, half-load and full load.14


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong><strong>12</strong>Single action55 barHydraulic brake power adjusterUSE OF THE HYDRAULIC BRAKE POWERADJUSTERThe brake power adjuster is used to adjust thebrakes.The pressure relief valve (2) limits the maximumpressure fed to the brakes (55 bar).INSPECTIONS PRIOR TO USE• Check the oil level of the hydraulic oil reservoir.• Check that the trailer is correctly attached tothe tractor, and that the hydraulic hoses andcomponents are correctly connected and inworking order.• Check that the driving direction switch is in themiddle position (idle).• Check that the tractive force adjusting wheel isnot at its maximum setting. Open it (anticlockwise)by at least one turn.• Before setting the machine in motion, ensurethat the brakes are off.15


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>COORDINATING THE TRACTIVE SPEEDSOF THE TRAILER AND TRACTOR1.2.3.Switch the pump on.Push the tractor with the trailer’s drive, with thetractive force adjusting wheel closed. If yourtractor’s power take-offcan be either 540 rpm or<strong>10</strong>00 rpm, it is better to choose 540 rpm.tractor.!CAUTION!If you use the power take-offat <strong>10</strong>00 rpm, the axle revolutionsmust not exceed 740rpm. Check your tractor tosee what engine revolutionreading gives 740 rpm forpower take-off.Adjust the tractor speed to be slightly faster thanthe trailer’s drive.DRIVING!CAUTION!!CAUTION!!CAUTION!Do not drive at maximumspeed unless necessary.Driving at maximum speedoverloads the hydraulicsystem and structures. Thedrive will be unpleasant andcan be dangerous on bends.Avoid switching on thetrailer’s drive or changingthe driving direction whenthe transmission shaft’srevolutions are high, as thiscan cause a violent jerk.When the trailer’s drive isswitched on, do not tow thetrailer at speeds that exceedthe maximum for the pump’soutput: max. 4.8 km/h at apump output of 85 l/min.1.2.3.4.•••Select the appropriate driving speed for thetractor.Select the direction with the switch.If necessary, increase the tractive force usingthe adjusting wheel. Do not tow at full forceunless absolutely necessary; it will wear thehydraulics and structure, causes the driveto be unpleasant, and can be dangerous onbends.To switch off traction, turn the direction switchto idle.You can tell if the tractive force is too large fromthe vibration of the traction motor and from theclunking sounds it makes.Do not brake abruptly and forcefully; try tobrake softly.If using hydraulic shaft control, do not place anabrupt force on the pivot cylinders.DO NOT CHANGE THEDRIVING DIRECTION WHENTHE MACHINE IS IN MOTION!! The driving direction mayonly be changed when theCAUTION!machine is stationary.Changing the driving direction when themachine is in motion will damage the tractionmotors and tires.!CAUTION!Note that under prolonged,constant traction, thehydraulic oil will heat up.16


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>LUBRICATION INSTRUCTIONSMULTIPLIER GEARLUBRICANT RECOMMENDATIONSBefore carrying out lubrication or maintenancework, switch off the main engine. Never clean,lubricate or maintain a machine that is in operation.Ensure that lubrication and maintenance arecarried out regularly by following the lubricationand maintenance schedules given in the lubricationdiagram.Check the machine daily to ensure timely discoveryof wear and tear and any damage.When carrying out maintenance work, useappropriate tools that are in good condition.HYDRAULICSThe most important property of hydraulic oil is itsviscosity.The viscosity indicates the internal friction of aliquid at a set temperature. Other characteristicsof a good hydraulic oil are:Amount 0,6 l API GL-4, SAE 80W/90RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTSBrand TypeBPEnergrease LS-EP2, L21MEXXON Beacon EP2,Multipurpose GR MolyMOBIL Mobilux EP2, Mobil Grease MP,SpecialSHELL Alvania EP Grease 2UNION /TEXACOMarfak Multi-purpose 2,Molytex Grease 2TEBOIL Universal CLS••••••Good lubricity and strength of the lubricationGood resistance against oxidation and silting.Non-foaming.Good water demulsibility.Non-damaging to the gasket materials used.Good rust resistance.hydraulic oils and API engine oils.Amount ISO-VG75 l (19.81 gal) 46S17


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>LUBRICATION DIAGRAMThe lubrication schedule provided in the diagramapplies to machines used in normal conditionswith normal loads. If the machine is subjected toheavy loading or unfavorable conditions, lubricatemore frequently.DAILY OR ON EACH SHIFT(<strong>10</strong> HOURS OF USE)1.Check the amount of hydraulic oil in the tank.500 HOURS OF USE4.EVERY SIX MONTHS (<strong>12</strong>00 HOURS OF USE)5.6.(hydraulic oil ISO-VG46S, 75 liters).Change the multiplier gear oil(API GL-4,SAE 80W/90, amount: 0,6 liters).CAUTION!AFTER FIRST WEEK OF OPERATION(50 HOURS OF USE)2.Change the oil in the multiplier gear(API GL-4, SAE 80W/90, amount: 0,6 liters).250 HOURS OF USE3.Check the amount of oil in the multiplier gearand top up if necessary.CADBLUBRICATION POINT LUBRICANT LUBRICATION FREQUENCYA. Tow bar hinge Lubricant Every <strong>10</strong> h or on each shiftB. Shaft control cylinders Lubricant Every <strong>10</strong> h or on each shiftC. Bogie bearings Lubricant Every <strong>10</strong> h or on each shiftD. Towing eyelet Lubricant Every 50 h or weekly18


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSHYDRAULIC SYSTEM BLEEDING• After changing the oil or carrying out repairs,let the pump rotate slowly to bleed the air fromthe system.HUB DRIVE ENGINE BLEEDING!CAUTION!Always bleed the air out ofthe engines when removingor changing hydraulic hoses!REPLACING HYDRAULIC HOSES• When changing hydraulic hoses, clean thenew hoses, at least with compressed air.• Check that the hoses are connected properlyafter the change.• If any hoses are removed for long periods oftime, protect the ports properly.• Let the pump rotate slowly to bleed the airfrom the system after changing hoses orcomponents.• When changing engine hoses, attach thenew hose to the existing one using a nipple.Using the old hose, pull the new hose intothe bolster bogie’s body pipe.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.Remove the wheel.Turn the engine so that the bleeder screw is atthe <strong>12</strong> o’clock position.Switch on the brakes.Open the bleeder screw.Turn on the traction and keep it on for as longas there is air coming out.Close the bleeder screw.Repeat for each engine.CHECKING TIRE PRESSURE• Only use appropriate tools for checking andadjusting tire pressure.• Do not exceed the recommended maximumpressure of 2.8 bar.CHECKING AND ADJUSTING HYDRAULICPRESSURE!CAUTION!When the hydraulic system’spressure is being checkedor adjusted, the hydraulic oiltemperature must be 50-70 o C.Hydraulic pressure may only be adjusted byDo not exceed indicated pressures.19


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>CHECKING AND ADJUSTING THE PUMP’SUNLOADING PRESSURECHECKING AND ADJUSTING THE PUMP’SWORKING PRESSURE1.2.3.4.5.Connect a pressure meter to the meter nipple(A) on the pressure line. 60 bar meter.Make sure the drive direction switch is in itsmiddle position (idle).Switch the pump on.The unloading pressure is 20-28 bar.If necessary adjust it from the screw on theside of the pump with a 13 mm ring spannerand a 3 mm hexagonal spanner.Check the pressure after the adjustment.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.!CAUTION!Check that there is noextraneous personnel nearbywhen adjusting the workingpressure. The tractor’s brakescould fail or there could bethe tractor stationary.Connect a pressure meter to the same nippleas when checking the unloading pressure(400-600 bar meter). Connect it so that youcan see inside the tractor cabin.Weigh down the trailer so that the wheels willnot spin.Switch on the tractor’s brakes.Check that the tractive force adjusting wheel isopen by at least one turn.Turn on the pump and set the driving directionto forward.Tighten the adjusting wheel until it is closed.Monitor the meter; the maximum workingpressure should be 250 bar.If necessary adjust the pressure from thescrew on the side of the pump’s adjuster witha 17 mm ring spanner and a 4 mm hexagonalspanner.Check the pressure after the adjustment.During this check, the pressure in the grappleloader check valve’s main pressure limit mustbe 250-280 bar.20


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>CHECKING AND ADJUSTING THE WORKINGPRESSURE FOR THE GRAPPLE LOADER1.2.3.4.5.6.7.Connect a pressure meter to the same nippleas when checking the trailer’s pressure.Make sure the drive direction switch is in itsmiddle position (idle).Switch the pump on.Operate the loader’s grapple so that it closes.Monitor the meter. Check the loader’s maximumworking pressure from the loader’s instructionbooklet.If necessary, adjust the operating pressurefrom the loader’s separate pressure relief valve.Check the pressure after the adjustment.Apressure metergrapple loaderoperating pressurerelief valvepumptrailer’sdirectional control valveadjusting unloading pressureadjusting working pressureAdjusting pressure21


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>TROUBLESHOOTING TABLEPROBLEM CAUSED BY MEASURESTRACTION DOES NOT WORK NO POWER IS BEING FED TO THEDIRECTIONAL VALVESCHECK CONNECTIONS ANDFUSESNOT ENOUGH OIL INFILL CONTAINERTHE CONTAINERTRACTION IS INEFFECTIVE PRESSURE IS TOO LOW CHECK PRESSUREHYDRAULIC MOTOR IS FAULTY REPLACE OR REPAIR MOTOROBSTRUCTION IN THE HOSES CHECK HOSESBRAKE IS INEFFECTIVE TOO LITTLE PRESSURE IS BEING CHECK PRESSUREFED TO THE BRAKESBRAKE SHOES OR DRUMS AREWORNCHANGE BRAKE SHOES ORDRUMSBRAKE CYLINDER ISFAULTYREPLACE OR REPAIRBRAKE CYLINDERBRAKE HOSE IS LEAKING ORFAULTYCHECK HOSES ANDCONNECTIONSBRAKE CYLINDERREPLACE SEALSSEALS ARE FAULTYOIL HEATS UP CHECK AMOUNT OF OIL ADD OIL IF NECESSARYCHECK THAT THE LOADER ADJUST IF NECESSARYVALVE’S MAIN PRESSURE LIMITIS 280 BARPUMP IS FAULTYFIX OR REPLACE PUMPOIL HEATS UP AND FOAMS CHECK AMOUNT OF OIL ADD OIL IF NECESSARYCHECK SUCTION HOSE ANDCOUPLINGS BETWEEN PUMPIF NECESSARY REPLACEHOSE AND COUPLINGSAND TANKHYDRAULIC MOTOR HEATS CHECK THAT THE BRAKE ISN’T ADJUST IF NECESSARYUPDRAGGINGCHECK WHETHER TOO MUCHOIL LEAKS OUT OF THE ENGINEIF NECESSARY, FIX ORREPLACE ENGINEDRAIN LINE WHEN THE ENGINEIS IN USE (NORMAL AMOUNT:5 l / min / ENGINE)ONE OF THE ENGINES ISNOT DRIVING OR TURNINGCHECK DIFFERENTIAL CONTROLVALVES (<strong>2WD</strong> = 1 VALVE, 4WD = 3VALVES)IF NECESSARY, FIX ORREPLACE VALVE22


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<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM24


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>25


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>HYDRAULICS CIRCUIT DIAGRAM <strong>2WD</strong>9<strong>10</strong>614.18137CRANE VALVEPVG32CRANE PRESSURELIMITERwhen adjusting drive powervalve must be closed<strong>12</strong>1411HYDRAULIC STEERING BRAKES55TRACTOR5 4263<strong>12</strong>


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong><strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> HYDRAULICSPart Order no Description Remarks Qty1 56055395 Hydraulic pump <strong>12</strong> 5485<strong>10</strong>50 Transmission i=3,5 13 56054400 14 56073992 Valve 15 56049414 Plate 16 5600<strong>10</strong>80 Hydraulic motor right 17 5600<strong>10</strong>70 Hydraulic motor left 18 56040744 Flow divider 19 56040751 Counter valve 1/4” 2<strong>10</strong> 43442433 Nipple R1/4”-R1/4” 211 56043599 Pressure relief valve 1<strong>12</strong> 56070261 Flow regulator valve 113 44041820 114 04093<strong>10</strong>0 Tank 85 l 114.1 56047582 1Part Order no Description Remarks Qty56620636 Coupling 156620727 Coupling 156620693 Coupling <strong>10</strong>4077<strong>12</strong>0 Hose series front 156732209 Hose assy 3/4” L=1,5 m 156789209 Hose assy 1/2” L=1,5 m 156716038 Hose assy 1/4” L=0,4 m 156732050 Hose assy 3/4” L=0,5 m 156732159 Hose assy 3/4” L=1,0 m 156718067 Hose assy 1/4” L=0,55 m 256716350 Hose assy 1/4” L=3,0 m 156718406 Hose assy 1/4” L=4,0 m <strong>10</strong>4077140 Hose series motor 156732555 Hose assy 3/4” L=7,0 m 156732514 Hose assy 3/4” L=6,2 m 156789365 Hose assy 1/2” L=3,2 m 456786361 Hose assy 3/8” L=3,2 m 256789555 Hose assy 1/2” L=7,0 m 156049760 Cartridge valve 156072160 Back pressure valve 156072170 Back pressure valve 155421620 Pressure switch <strong>12</strong>7


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>FRAME <strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>23.<strong>12</strong>3.423.523.223.3231824357 62417119218<strong>12</strong>132215 1411<strong>10</strong>2016928


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>FRAME <strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>Part Order no Description Remarks Qty144096340 Bolster bogie Profdrive <strong>10</strong> 144075940 Bolster bogie Profdrive <strong>12</strong> <strong>12</strong> 44091160 Fastener Profdrive <strong>10</strong> 13 44092<strong>10</strong>0 Fastener Profdrive <strong>10</strong> 14 52091758 Socked head screw, Profdrive <strong>10</strong> M24X2X200 <strong>10</strong>.9ZN 45 52117231 Lock nut, Profdrive <strong>10</strong> M24X2 DIN985 <strong>10</strong>.9ZN 42 44073490 Fastener Profdrive <strong>12</strong> 13 44074020 Fastener Profdrive <strong>12</strong> 14 52070695 Screw, Profdrive <strong>12</strong> M24X260 DIN931 <strong>10</strong>.9ZN 45 52117249 Lock nut, Profdrive <strong>12</strong> M24 DIN985 8.8ZN 46 440723<strong>10</strong> Pin 27 52063393 Screw M16X1,5X<strong>12</strong>0 DIN960 8.8ZN 48 521<strong>10</strong>244 Nut M16X1,5 DIN934 8.8ZN 49 440963<strong>10</strong> Bolster set, complete Profdrive <strong>10</strong> 1<strong>10</strong> 44096400 Bolster Profdrive <strong>10</strong> 111 44090570 Stake Profdrive <strong>10</strong> 2<strong>12</strong> 43300920 Fastener Profdrive <strong>10</strong> 213 52062247 Screw M20X70 DIN931 8.8ZN 414 52200086 Washer M20 DIN<strong>12</strong>6 5.8ZN 415 52117207 Lock nut M20 DIN985 8.8ZN 49 44072050 Bolster set, complete Profdrive <strong>12</strong> 1<strong>10</strong> 44073530 Bolster Profdrive <strong>12</strong> 111 44094090 Stake Profdrive <strong>12</strong> 2<strong>12</strong> 44074940 Fastener Profdrive <strong>12</strong> 213 52062239 Screw M20X60 DIN933 8.8ZN 414 52200086 Washer M20 DIN<strong>12</strong>6 5.8ZN 415 52117207 Lock nut M20 DIN985 8.8ZN 41644091840 Cover Profdrive <strong>10</strong> 144074200 Cover Profdrive <strong>12</strong> 117 44079000 Bogie beam, complete left 118 44079<strong>10</strong>0 Bogie beam, complete right 119 548134<strong>10</strong> Hub 15600<strong>10</strong>70 Hydraulic motor, left 1600 <strong>12</strong>05600<strong>10</strong>80 Hydraulic motor, right 1600 <strong>12</strong>1 040980<strong>10</strong> Tyre 550/45-22,5 F331 PR16 422 54562590 Slide bearing 423 44093800 Screen, complete Profdrive <strong>10</strong> <strong>12</strong>3.1 44093660 Screen Profdrive <strong>10</strong> <strong>12</strong>3.2 44098460 Fastener Profdrive <strong>10</strong> <strong>12</strong>3.3 52062440 Screw M24X240 DIN931 <strong>10</strong>.9ZN 423.4 52117249 Lock nut M24 DIN985 8ZN 423.5 52200<strong>10</strong>2 Washer M24 DIN<strong>12</strong>6 58ZN 423 44075000 Screen, complete Profdrive <strong>12</strong> <strong>12</strong>3.1 44074700 Screen Profdrive <strong>12</strong> <strong>12</strong>3.2 440799<strong>10</strong> Fastener Profdrive <strong>12</strong> <strong>12</strong>3.3 52062411 Screw M24X300 DIN931 88ZN 423.4 52117249 Lock nut M24 DIN985 8ZN 423.5 52200<strong>10</strong>2 Washer M24 DIN<strong>12</strong>6 58ZN 424 5240<strong>10</strong>15 Grease nipple 229


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>DRAW BAR + BEAM15789<strong>10</strong>196<strong>12</strong><strong>10</strong>208197 16172 411818.1133141511330


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>DRAW BAR + BEAMPart Order no Description Remarks Qty1 440957<strong>10</strong> Draw bar Profdrive <strong>10</strong> 1440702<strong>10</strong> Draw bar Profdrive <strong>12</strong> <strong>12</strong> 54562590 Slide bearing 23 56094576 Socked head screw 84 44095690 Pin Profdrive <strong>10</strong> 144096170 Pin Profdrive <strong>12</strong> 15 52118<strong>12</strong>2 Axle nut, Profdrive <strong>10</strong> M60X2 152118114 Axle nut, Profdrive <strong>12</strong> M55X2 16 52221<strong>12</strong>4 Lock washer, Profdrive <strong>10</strong> 152221330 Lock washer, Profdrive <strong>12</strong> 17 5240<strong>10</strong>15 Grease nipple AR 1/8” 28 44090640 Pin 49 52060233 Screw M<strong>10</strong>X30 DIN933 8.8ZN 4<strong>10</strong> 52117<strong>10</strong>8 Lock nut M<strong>10</strong> DIN985 8.8ZN 411 54819200 1<strong>12</strong> 04073530 Draw bar eye, turning 113 548<strong>12</strong>763 Eye bolt 114 44090770 115 52813193 Split pin 6x60 DIN94 ZN 116 44073240 Washer 117 52115250 Castle nut M36x1,5 DIN937 118 04092480 Support leg 118.1 44092700 Locking chain 119 56097000 Hydraulic cylinder 63/36-230 220 44095650 Frame Profdrive <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> 144070140 Frame Profdrive <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> 131


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>DRAW BAR + BEAM8674231532


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>DRAW BAR + BEAMPart Order no Description Remarks Qty1 44098130 Pump fastener <strong>12</strong> 43595240 Valve support 13 43595280 Valve fastener 14 43595290 Filter fastener 15 43441856 Control panel 16 44093170 Tank fastener 27 52062015 Screw M<strong>12</strong>x20 DIN933 88 5221<strong>10</strong>59 Spring washer M<strong>12</strong> DIN<strong>12</strong>7 833


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>03300936 HYDRAULIC STEERING885<strong>10</strong>41165<strong>10</strong>41179<strong>10</strong>32697<strong>10</strong>1Part Order no Description Remarks Qty03300936 Hydraulic steering HAO1 56097000 Hydraulic cylinder ø63/36-230 22 56522097 Hose assy K3/8”S L=0,7 m 23 03308230 Hose assy S3/8” S L=2,5m 24 524320<strong>10</strong> Double nipple R3/8”-1/2” 25 52449022 R1/2” 26 52443678 T-nipple R3/8” 27 52442357 RK3/8”- R3/8“ 90 o 28 54922141 Cap 29 52435765 R3/8” 2<strong>10</strong> 52390556 Seal ring 17,4x24,0x1,5 234


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>BRAKE PRESSURE LIMITER4 3 5 6 2 6155 bar87534Part Order no Description Remarks Qty1 56043599 Pressure relief valve 55 bar <strong>12</strong> 560132<strong>12</strong> Restrictor valve 13 52449022 1/2” 24 54922141 Cap 1/2” 25 52450483 Coupling 26 52450939 Coupling 37 52450467 Coupling 18 52452299 135


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>04074370 HYDRAULIC BRAKES55 bar2213.413.<strong>12</strong><strong>10</strong><strong>12</strong>1975 6 4813.2<strong>10</strong>617 16 15<strong>12</strong> 11 1 9188203913.316 1713.2321148736


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>04074370 HYDRAULIC BRAKESPart Order no Description Remarks Qty1 34079920 Brake cover left 22 34079930 Brake cover right 23 44078280 Brake cylinder mounting plate 84 52060266 Screw M<strong>10</strong>X50 DIN931 88ZN 45 52060282 Screw M<strong>10</strong>X70 DIN931 88ZN 46 52117<strong>10</strong>8 Lock nut M<strong>10</strong> DIN985 8ZN 87 52063690 Screw M14X60 DIN931 88ZN 88 52200060 Washer M14 DIN<strong>12</strong>6 58ZN 369 52117140 Lock nut M14 DIN985 8ZN 8<strong>10</strong> 52062973 Screw M<strong>12</strong>X25 DIN933 88ZN 611 52062023 Screw M<strong>12</strong>X30 DIN933 88ZN 2<strong>12</strong> 52200052 Washer M<strong>12</strong> DIN<strong>12</strong>5 58ZN 813 04077150 Hose series 113.1 56786585 Hose assy 3/8” L=7,6 m 113.2 56716368 Hose assy 1/4” L=3,2 m 213.3 56716244 Hose assy 1/4” L=1,9 m 213.4 56788151 Hose assy 3/8” L=1,0 m 114 56097793 Hydraulic cylinder 32/20-150 415 52452299 T-coupling 116 52453396 Reducing nipple 217 52451432 218 52452026 T-coupling 219 5245<strong>10</strong>44 220 52443314 Breather valve R1/4” 421 440986<strong>10</strong> Brake lever 222 Brake pressure limiter 137


16<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>P2FS-2 SAFETY BRAKES151<strong>10</strong>78965432111516141317<strong>12</strong>151617161738


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>P2FS-2 SAFETY BRAKESPart Order no Description Remarks Qty1 44098360 Brake cylinder fastening front, right <strong>12</strong> 44098370 Brake cylinder fastening front, left 13 44078250 Brake cylinder fastening 24 44074780 Brake lever 25 44098390 Pin 26 34079920 Brake cover left 27 34079930 Brake cover right 28 54938162 2-Diaphragm type cylinder 29 58206988 Installation kit 2<strong>10</strong> 54938170 1-Diaphragm type cylinder 211 54936802 Installation kit 2<strong>12</strong> 5211<strong>10</strong>77 Nut M16 DIN936 8ZN 213 52200045 Washer M<strong>10</strong> DIN<strong>12</strong>6 58ZN 214 52117<strong>10</strong>8 Lock nut M<strong>10</strong> DIN985 8ZN 215 52214269 Lock washer M<strong>12</strong> NORD-LOCK <strong>12</strong>16 52062973 Screw M<strong>12</strong>X25 DIN933 88ZN <strong>12</strong>17 521<strong>10</strong>053 Nut M<strong>12</strong> DIN934 8ZN 439


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>548434<strong>10</strong> HUB WITH BRAKE, 8-bolts, complete183814516154<strong>10</strong>176<strong>12</strong>1327911140


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>548434<strong>10</strong> HUB WITH BRAKE, 8-bolts, completePart Order no Description Remarks Qty1 Brake axle <strong>12</strong> Shoulder ring 13 Hub cup 14 Bolt 85 Split pin 16 Tapered roller bearing 17 Tapered roller bearing 18 Nut 89 Brake shoe 2<strong>10</strong> Grease nipple 211 Brake lever 1<strong>12</strong> Brake drum 113 Double edge seal ring 114 Hub cup seal 115 Castle nut 116 Washer 817 Washer 118 Screw 641


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>44092<strong>12</strong>0 REAR LIGHT MODULE42


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>44092<strong>12</strong>0 REAR LIGHT MODULEPart Order no Description Remarks Qty1 44094640 Plate right <strong>12</strong> 44094660 Plate left 13 44094630 Fastening plate right 14 44094670 Fastening plate left 15 44094680 Screw M16X180 16 43551760 Spring DU31 DL3,5 L60 27 52117165 Lock nut M16 DIN985 8.8ZN 28 52200078 Washer M16 DIN<strong>12</strong>6 5.8ZN 29 549<strong>12</strong><strong>10</strong>0 2<strong>10</strong> 5200<strong>10</strong>21 Socked head screw M5X25 DIN9<strong>12</strong> 8.8ZN 411 52117058 Lock nut M5 DIN985 8.8ZN 4<strong>12</strong> 52060225 Screw M<strong>10</strong>X25 DIN933 8.8ZN 613 52842168 Ring cotter 6,5X40 214 04093580 Electric parts14.1 55<strong>12</strong>2253 Indicator and rear light 214.2 55<strong>12</strong>7260 Cable 3X1,5S 3 m14.3 55135016 Cable 4X1,5 7 m14.4 55<strong>12</strong>5331 Dividing breeching 2/2 poles 414.5 55140602 Connector FL 2,5 mm 1614.6 55146195 Fastening 614.7 55<strong>12</strong>8011 Plug with 7 poles 114.8 55<strong>12</strong>3319 Lamp <strong>12</strong>V 21/5W 214.9 55<strong>12</strong>3237 Lamp <strong>12</strong>V <strong>10</strong>W 214.<strong>10</strong> 52200342 Washer M6 DIN440 ZN 414.11 52117066 Lock nut M6 DIN985 8.8ZN 414.<strong>12</strong> 52060043 Screw M6X25 DIN 8.8ZN 415 52117165 Lock nut M16 DIN985 8.8ZN 216 44094<strong>12</strong>0 Locking bolt 217 54916420 Tube clamp <strong>10</strong>43


<strong>PROFDRIVE</strong> <strong>10</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong> / <strong>12</strong>-<strong>2WD</strong>44


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