Gehl R105 (EU) Compact Track Loader Manuals

Gehl R105 (EU) Compact Track Loader Manuals

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Gehl R105 (EU) Operator's Manual

Gehl R105 (EU) Operator's Manual (119 pages)

SKID-STEER LOADERS

Brand: Gehl | Category: Multi Terrain Loaders | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Introduction
5
- Loader Identification
  6
- Control/Indicator Symbols
  7
Safety
9
- Mandatory Safety Shutdown Procedure
  10
- Safety Reminders
  10
- Before Starting
  10
- During Operation
  10
- Potential Hazards
  12
- Maintenance
  12
- Safety Decals
  13
- New Decal Application
  13
- Safety Decals Inside the ROPS/FOPS
  14
- Safety Decals on the Outside of the Skid Loader
  15
- Lift Arm Support Device, Loader Left Side
  15
- Under ROPS
  15
- Front of Loader
  15
- Safety Decals in the Engine Compartment
  16
- On Right Riser
  16
- On Fuel Tank
  16
- Product and Component Plates
  20
- Product and Component Plate Locations
  20
- Guards and Shields
  21
- Operator Restraint Bar
  21
Controls and Safety Equipment
21
- Operator’s Seat
  22
- Upper-Torso Restraint
  22
- Safety Interlock System
  22
- Testing the Safety Interlock System
  23
- Rops/Fops
  23
- Restraint Bar
  23
- Seat Switch
  23
- Rear Window Emergency Exit
  24
- Parking Brake
  24
- Horn
  24
- Lift Arm Support Device
  25
- Engagement
  25
- Disengagement
  25
- Accessory Plug
  26
- Dome Light
  26
- Work Lights
  26
- Heater (Optional)
  26
- Lockable Fuel Cap
  27
- Engine Speed Control
  28
- Float Control
  29
- Instrument Panel (DPF Models)
  30
- Instrument Panel (Non-DPF Models)
  32
- T-Bar Controls
  34
- Drive Controls
  34
- Lift/Tilt Control
  34
- Hand/Foot Controls
  35
- Lift/Tilt Controls
  35
- Auxiliary Hydraulic Controls
  36
- T-Bar Controlled Loaders
  36
- Hand/Foot Controlled Loaders
  36
- Attachment Mounting
  37
- Electrical Battery Disconnect Switch (Optional)
  37
- Information Center Electronic Display
  38
- Information Center Electronic Display Symbols
  39
- Symbols Descriptions
  39
- Information Center Electronic Display Screens
  41
- Status, Maintenance and Error Code Screens
  42
- Before Starting the Engine
  45
- Fuel
  45
- Starting the Engine
  45
Operation
45
- Cold Starting Procedure
  46
- Cold-Starting
  46
- Stopping the Loader
  47
- Cold Start Aids
  47
- Parking the Loader
  48
- Jump Starting the Engine
  48
- Changing Attachments
  49
- Connecting an Attachment
  49
- Self-Leveling (Optional)
  50
- Using a Bucket
  50
- Connecting Auxiliary Hydraulic Couplings
  50
- Removing Attachments
  50
- Dumping the Load Onto a Pile
  51
- Driving on an Incline
  51
- Digging with a Bucket
  51
- Loading a Bucket
  51
- Dumping the Load into a Box
  52
- Dumping the Load over an Embankment
  52
- Scraping with a Bucket
  52
- Leveling the Ground
  52
- Vibration Information
  53
- Vibration Exposure Results from
  53
- Common Causes of High WBV Vibration Levels
  53
- Choose Proper Equipment for the Job
  54
- Vibration Levels
  54
- Train Operators
  54
- Vibration Measurement and Actions
  54
- Servo Whole-Body and Hand-Arm Vibration Levels
  55
- Highway Travel
  55
- Lifting the Loader
  56
- Storing the Loader
  56
- Removing Loader from Storage
  57
- Transporting/Towing the Loader
  58
- When Towing a Loader
  58
- Rear Tie Down/Retrieval Point
  58
- Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) Regeneration Procedures (DPF Models)
  59
- Reset Regeneration
  60
- Reset Regeneration Inhibit
  60
- Stationary Regeneration
  61
- To Proceed with Stationary Regeneration
  61
- Forcing Stationary Regeneration
  62
- Stationary Regeneration In-Progress Screen
  62
- DPF Maintenance
  63
- Back-Up Alarm
  63
- Dealer Services
  65
- ROPS Lock Mechanism
  66
- Engine Compartment - Non-DPF Models
  66
- Loader Raising Procedure
  66
- Tilting Back the ROPS/FOPS
  66
- Loader Lowering Procedure
  67
- Replacement Parts
  67
- Adjustments
  68
- Removing Foreign Material
  68
- Control Handles
  68
- Fuel Sender
  68
- Lubrication
  69
- Grease Every 10 Hours (or Daily)
  70
- Dual-Element Air Cleaner
  72
- Engine Air Cleaner
  72
- Access
  73
- Outer Element
  73
- Inner Element
  73
- Reinstallation
  73
- Engine Service
  74
- Check Engine Mounting Hardware
  74
- Checking Engine Oil Level
  74
- Changing Engine Oil and Filter
  75
- Changing Fuel Filter
  75
- Rear Belly Pan
  75
- Location of Water Separator
  76
- Servicing Water Separator (Non-DPF Models)
  76
- Releasing Water from Separator
  76
- Servicing Water Separator (DPF Models)
  76
- Spark Arrestor Muffler (Non-DPF Models)
  77
- Alternator/Fan Belt
  77
- Engine Diagnostic Chart (DPF Models)
  77
- Data Port for the Engine
  77
- Hydraulic System
  82
- Checking Hydraulic Oil Level
  82
- Changing Hydraulic Oil Filter
  82
- Changing Hydraulic Oil
  82
- Draining/Flushing Cooling System
  83
- Checking Coolant Level
  83
- Cleaning Cooling System
  83
- Cooling Systems
  83
- Chaincases
  84
- Checking and Adding Oil
  84
- Seat and Restraint Bar Switches
  84
- Draining Oil
  84
- Wheel Nuts
  85
- Tires
  85
- Mounting Tires
  85
- Battery
  86
- Electrical System
  86
- Checking Tire Pressure
  86
- Fuse Panels (DPF Models)
  87
- Fuse Panels in the Engine Compartment
  87
- Fuse Panel in the ROPS/FOPS Compartment
  87
- Fuse Panels (Non-DPF Models)
  88
Troubleshooting
89
Maintenance Interval Chart
101
Maintenance Schedule
101
Specifications
105
- Optional Features
  106
- Standard Features
  106
- Dimensional Specifications
  107
- Capacities and Ratings
  108
- Dirt/Construction Buckets
  108
- Construction with High Back Buckets
  108
- Utility Buckets
  108
Table of Common Materials and Densities
109
Bucket Selections
110
Torque Specifications
111
Warranty
112
Index
113

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