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Case Compact Tractor 190
Case Compact Tractor 190

The Case Compact Tractor 190 is a versatile and powerful piece of equipment designed for various agricultural and industrial tasks. Known for its reliability and efficiency, this tractor model is ideal for both small and large-scale operations, ensuring optimal performance in diverse working conditions.

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Case Compact Tractor 190

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Maintenance Plans for Case Compact Tractor Model 190

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100 Hourly Crawler Excavator Inspection

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Breaker Contact Points Check

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Are the breaker contact points worn out?

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Describe the wear and adjustment of the breaker contact points

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Visual Inspection

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Is the color of the contact points light gray?

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If not, describe the color and possible causes

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Are the contact point surfaces blue?

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If yes, describe the possible causes

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Contact Surface Wear

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25 Hourly / 1 Weekly Compact Tractor Inspection

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Battery terminals and cables are clean and free from corrosion

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Describe the condition of the battery tray, holdown terminals and cable ends

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Is the battery case cracked or leaking?

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Top sealing compound of the battery is intact and not leaking

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Are the vent holes in the filler caps open?

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Enter the electrolyte level

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Electrolyte level is sufficient and plates are not exposed

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Is the water consumption approximately 1 oz. every 25 hours or weekly?

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Sign off on the tractor inspection

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Battery Bench Load Test

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Warning: Ensure the battery is disconnected from the tractor before proceeding

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Initial voltage reading from the volt meter

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Connect a load equal to 3 times the amp hour rating of the battery

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Voltage reading after 15 seconds

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Is the voltage reading less than 9.5 volts?

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If the voltage reading is less than 9.5 volts, the battery should be replaced

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Sign off on the battery bench load test

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Battery Cranking Voltage Test

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NOTE: On Spark Ignition engines remove the center coil wire to prevent engine from starting

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Connect a volt meter (12 volt) between the positive and negative terminals of the battery, Figure F-5

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Crank the engine for 15 seconds and record voltage

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Connect voltmeter (12 volt) between the starter generator 'A' terminal and ground on starter generator frame, Figure F-5

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Crank the engine and record voltage

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If voltage is not the same or varies more than .5 volt, check the battery cables, clean and tighten connections

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Sign off on the battery cranking voltage test

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Generator Output Check

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Ensure the drive belt is adjusted properly.

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Disconnect all cables and wires to generator.

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Connect ammeter and variable resistance in series between the 'A' terminal and generator frame.

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Connect voltmeter from the 'A' terminal to the frame.

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Install jumper lead from the 'F' terminal to the frame.

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Enter the RPM at which the unit is driven.

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Enter the voltage reading from the voltmeter.

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Enter the amperage reading from the ammeter.

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Is the ammeter reading lower than specified amperage?

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