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- Page 1 Belly Blade Installation Instructions New Holland TC 40 & TC 45 Case DX 40 & DX 45 Loader/No Loader Purchase Date Serial Number Model Number Tractor Model Dealer PN: 63-11649 Date: 8-8-2007...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Index Description Page Bolt Torque Specifications Kit Inventory General Information Safety Information Preparing Tractor for Installation No Loader Bracket Installation Plumbing (Without Factory Loader) Plumbing (With Factory Loader) Placing Undercarriage Under Tractor Installing Undercarriage 10,11 Installing Valve Bracket Support (With Factory Loader) Control Stand and Valve Installation 12,13 Blade Installation... -
Page 3: Kit Inventory
Kit Inventory Assembly Parts: Loader Parts: Qty PN Description Qty PN Description 3 16-20062 3/8” x 3/4” Hex Bolt Gr 5 NC 1 16-20124 1/2” x 1” Hex Bolt Gr 5 NC 8 16-20190 5/8” x 2-1/2” Hex Bolt Gr 5 NC 1 18-11454 Valve Support Bracket 2 16-20218... -
Page 4: General Information
General Information Locate the Belly Blade assembly identification number and record the information on the front of this manual. This will be needed when contacting your service center or dealer. Using Your Manual Read this manual completely prior to assembling to help you and others avoid injuries. This manual provides information on the proper way of installing the Belly Blade to prevent injuries and any machine damage. -
Page 5: Preparing Tractor For Installation
Preparing Tractor For Installation NOTE: 1. Park the tractor on a smooth, level surface. To ease assembly, remove rear tires and support the tractor safely. 2. Disconnect the battery. IMPORTANT: Raise the tractor high enough for the undercarriage to fit under the rear axle when installing the undercarriage. -
Page 6: No Loader Bracket Installation
12. Rotate the chain hook 180º so that the slot is up instead of down (1). The chain hook may hit the Belly Blade assembly if not turned up. 13. Reinstall the front loader mount. NOTE: Continue Installation on Page 8 with Step #22. No Loader Bracket Installation 16. -
Page 7: Plumbing (Without Factory Loader)
Plumbing (without Factory Loader) NOTE: 1. Have a catch pan available to collect hydraulic oil when removing hydraulic lines. 2. Release all hydraulic pressure before removing any lines. Caution Avoid injury! Hydraulic oil that is under pressure will penetrate the skin and cause a serious injury. -
Page 8: Plumbing (With Factory Loader)
Plumbing (with Factory Loader) NOTE: 1. Have a catch pan available to collect hydraulic oil when removing hydraulic lines. 2. Release all hydraulic pressure before removing any lines. Caution Avoid injury! Hydraulic oil that is under pressure will penetrate the skin and cause a serious injury. -
Page 9: Placing Undercarriage Under Tractor
27. Attach one end of the 27” hose (1) 29. Attach the opposite end of the 27” hose to (PN: 35-10204-0270) to the back port of the the left side of the T-fitting (1). Attach one end loader control valve on the tractor. The other of the 72”... -
Page 10: Installing Undercarriage
Installing Undercarriage NOTE: When jacking up the undercarriage, make sure to not jack too high or you may hit other parts of the tractor. NOTE: When raising the undercarriage, properly guide the hoses to avoid pinching them between the tractor frame and the undercarriage. Caution Avoid injury! Watch for pinch points... -
Page 11: Installing Valve Bracket Support (With Factory Loader)
38. Put a 2 hole washer (1) (PN: 57-11324) 37. For each side, insert two 5/8” x 2-1/2” and a 5/8” center lock nut (2) (PN: 70-20606) bolts (1) (PN: 16-20190) with a 2 hole washer on the bolts. These will be on the outside of (2) (PN: 57-11324). -
Page 12: Control Stand And Valve Installation
Control Stand and Valve Installation 45. Assemble control valve handles (PN: 39-10199). Put the nut on the side of 42. Align the control valve stand (1) the bolt that has longer threads (1). Put the (PN: 17-11457) with the undercarriage. Use black handle on the other end that has shorter two 3/4”... - Page 13 Caution Avoid injury! Hydraulic oil that is under pressure will penetrate the skin and cause a serious injury. If this occurs, it needs to be surgically removed by a doctor familiar with this type of injury within a few hours or gangrene may result. Valve Connection without Loader 53.
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Page 14: Blade Installation
Blade Installation 58. Slide blade under tractor until the quick attach 60. Pitch the male quick attach back to lift the is in line with the center of the blade (1). Make sure blade off the ground (1). that the quick attach locking levers are still up (2) . 61. - Page 15 62. Extend the side shift cylinder out to the cylinder 65. Adjust angle stops (1) so blade does not interfere connector. Insert pin (PN: 43-7995) (1) and the clip with tires during angle of blade. Use a wrench to pin (PN: 43-7767) on the bottom (2). loosen the nut and to the turn the bolt either in or out depending if the blade is hitting the tire.
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Page 16: Hydraulic Schematic
Hydraulic Schematic Side Shift 35-10219-0230 35-10218-1320 35-10205-1920 35-10205-1700 35-10219-0230 Right Angle Left Angle 35-10218-1230 Pitch 35-10205-1610 35-10223-1670 35-10205-1720 35-10205-1720 Left Lift Right Lift 35-10205-0950 35-10205-1060 As Viewed From Drivers Seat... -
Page 17: Notes
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Page 20: Warranty Statement
If such equipment is found to be defective within one year, it is the obligation of Grouser Products under this warranty to repair or replace (exclusive of the cost of labor and transportation), any equipment or parts, in the judgment of Grouser Products to be defective in material or workmanship.
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