Service Manual User Manual
Table Of Contents
- 9020-7317 534B SERVICE MANUAL
- OPERATOR INSTRUCTIONS & LUBRICATION
- 8496 Operation & Lubrication Manual
- 8366 Operation & Lubrication Manual
- IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE
- INTRODUCTION
- SAFETY HIGHLIGHTS
- OPERATOR'S CAB
- CONTROL & INSTRUMENT IDENTIFICATION
- CHECKS & SERVICES BEFORE STARTING ENGINE
- ENGINE OPERATION
- WARM UP & OPERATIONAL CHECKS
- BRAKE SYSTEM
- STEERING SYSTEM
- DRIVE TRAIN
- MATERIAL HANDLING
- OPERATING PROCEDURES & TECHNIQUES
- PARKING
- STORAGE
- LUBRICATION & MAINTENANCE DIAGRAM
- 28327 Preventive Maintenance Chart
- HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
- 8497 System Operation Manual
- COVER
- NOMENCLATURE
- CAB CONTROLS AND GAGES
- ENGINE
- MAIN FRAME
- FRONT DRIVE AXLE
- DRIVE SHAFT
- REAR DRIVE AND STEERING AXLE
- TIRES
- TRANSMISSION & TORQUE CONVERTER
- STEERING CIRCUIT
- HYDRAULIC SERVICE BRAKE
- MECHANICAL PARKING BRAKE
- HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
- HYDRAULIC RESERVOIR
- HYDRAULIC PUMP
- MAIN CONTROL VALVE BANK
- MAIN PUMP CIRCUIT
- PILOT PUMP CIRCUIT
- HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS
- SWAY CIRCUIT
- LIFT CIRCUIT
- FRONT & REAR WHEEL DRIVE
- FORWARD / REVERSE LEVER (Neutral)
- FORWARD / REVERSE LEVER (Activated)
- INCHING
- TILT & COMPENSATING CIRCUITS
- OIL COOLER CIRCUIT
- CROWD (Boom In-Out) CIRCUIT
- AUXILIARY HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
- BOOM SECTIONS
- BOOM SLIDER PADS
- BOOM CROWD (IN-OUT) MOVEMENT
- MANUAL "QUICK-SWITCH" ASSEMBLY
- ELECTRICAL
- FUEL TANK
- 8369 System Operation Manual
- COVER
- NOMENCLATURE
- CAB CONTROLS AND GAGES
- ENGINE
- MAIN FRAME
- FRONT DRIVE AXLE
- DRIVE SHAFT
- REAR DRIVE AND STEERING AXLE
- TIRES
- TRANSMISSION & TORQUE CONVERTER
- STEERING CIRCUIT
- HYDRAULIC SERVICE BRAKES
- MECHANICAL PARKING BRAKE
- HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
- HYDRAULIC RESERVOIR
- HYDRAULIC PUMPS
- MAIN CONTROL VALVE BANK
- MAIN PUMP CIRCUITS
- PILOT PUMP CIRCUIT
- HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS
- SWAY CIRCUIT
- LIFT CIRCUIT
- FRONT & REAR WHEEL DRIVE
- FORWARD / REVERSE LEVER (Neutral)
- FORWARD / REVERSE LEVER (Activated)
- INCHING
- TILT & COMPENSATING CIRCUITS
- OIL COOLER CIRCUIT
- CROWD (Boom In-Out) CIRCUITS
- AUXILIARY HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
- BOOM SECTIONS
- BOOM SLIDER PADS
- BOOM CROWD (IN-OUT) MOVEMENT
- MANUAL "QUICK-SWITCH" ASSEMBLY
- ELECTRICAL
- FUEL TANK
- 81-515-009 Mico Sliding Caliper Disc Brakes Service Manual
- 81-600-001 Mico Guidelines for Installing Hydraulic Brake Components
- 81-950-016 Mico Brake Service Procedures
- 81-460-159 Mico Hydraulic Brake Valve
- 8497 System Operation Manual
- TESTING & ADJUSTING
- TROUBLE SHOOTING
- TRANSMISSION & TORQUE CONVERTER
- SM HR 182-3 Clark 18000 Series Powershift Transmission
- HOW THE UNITS OPERATE
- SECTIONAL VIEWS AND PARTS IDENTIFICATION
- DISASSEMBLY OF TRANSMISSION
- CLUTCH DISASSEMBLY
- CLEANING AND INSPECTION
- REASSEMBLY OF TRANSMISSION
- SERVICING MACHINE AFTER TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL
- TOWING OR PUSH STARTING
- SPECIFICATIONS AND SERVICE DATA
- LUBRICATION
- TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
- TYPICAL TWO AND THREE SPEED POWER FLOW
- PRESSURE CHECK POINTS
- CLUTCH AND GEAR ARRANGEMENT
- DRIVE PLATE INSTALLATION
- TRANSMISSION TO ENGINE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
- SPEED SENSOR BUSHING INSTALLATION
- SM HR 182-3 Clark 18000 Series Powershift Transmission
- MISCELLANEOUS
- OPERATOR INSTRUCTIONS & LUBRICATION

installed ether starting aid, fully raise and depress
starting aid knob one time only before cranking
engine. If you use a different starting aid, be sure to
follow manufacturer’s instructions carefully.
Excessive ether may damage engine.
ENGINE OPERATION
NOTE: If engine is being started at beginning of work shift be sure to perform all “ CHECKS AND
SERVICES BEFORE STARTING ENGINE” (Page 6).
Starting Engine
Check to be sure that all controls are in neutral
and that all electrical components (lights, heater,
defroster, etc.) are turned off. Set parking brake.
Insert ignition key and turn clockwise to ON
position. Low brake pressure light should glow
and continue to glow until brake system
accumulator is fully charged.
Depress accelerator pedal approximately 1/4 to
1/3 of travel from top.
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Turning ignition switch to START position
while engine flywheel is rotating can cause
serious damage to engine and/or starting
motor.
NOTE: If temperature requires the use of a starting
aid, and if your handler is equipped with a factory-
Cold Weather Starting Aids
Diesel engine ignition is accomplished by heat
generated when fuel/air mixture is compressed
within the cylinders. Because this heat may be
insufficient to start a cold engine in cold weather,
the use of starting aids has become common practice.
Because of the wide variety of starting aids available
it would be impractical to attempt to provide
Normal Engine Operation
Observe gages frequently to be sure all engine
systems are functioning properly.
The ammeter shows the charge/discharge rate of the
battery charging system. With the engine running, a
discharge reading (-) or a continuing high charge
reading (+) indicates a problem in the battery
charging system.
Be alert for unusual noises or vibration. When
an unusual condition is noticed, stop machine in a
safe position and shut off engine. Determine cause
and correct problem before continuing.
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Turn ignition key clockwise to on position and
depress start button to engage starting motor.
Release button immediately when engine starts.
If engine fails to start within 20 seconds, release
button and allow starting motor to cool for a few
minutes before trying again.
After engine starts, observe oil pressure gage. If
gage remains on zero for more than ten seconds,
stop engine and determine cause. Correct cause
of malfunctioning before restarting engine.
Normal engine oil pressure should be in range of
35 - 50 psi (241 - 345 kPa).
Warm up engine at approximately 1/2 throttle
until engine coolant temperature reaches
operating range of 180 - 200°F. (82 - 93°C.).
specific instructions for their use in this manual.
Carefully follow instructions furnished with your
starting aid.
If you use a starting aid employing ether or a
similar substance pay particular attention to
manufacturer’s warnings.
Avoid prolonged idling. Idling causes engine
temperature to drop and this permits formation of
heavy carbon deposits and dilution of lubricating oil
by incompletely burned fuel. If the engine is not
being used, turn it off.
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Always keep engine covers closed while
engine is running.