Massey Ferguson MF 7344 combine pdf workshop service manual
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Language: English
Models: MF 7344
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Table of Contents for MF-LA327326012M manual
- MF 7344
- Table of Contents
- 1. Preface
- 1.1 Introductory notes
- 1.2 Important warnings
- 1.3 Identification number
- 2. General Information - 00
- 2.1 General instructions
- 2.2 Safety precautions
- 2.3 Appropriate use
- 2.4 Technical specifications
- 2.5 Lubrication
- 2.6 Service intervals
- 2.7 Combine dimensions
- 2.8 Ballast weights
- 2.9 Tracks with runners
- 2.10 Tire equipment- front axle
- 2.11 Tire equipment - rear axle
- 2.12 Tire equipment - Version with half-tracks on front axle
- 2.13 Rotation speed and drives when loaded – left-hand side
- 2.14 Belt and chain tension references - left-hand side
- 2.15 Rotation speed and drives when loaded – right-hand side
- 2.16 Belt and chain tension references - right-hand side
- 2.17 Location of electrical/electronic/hydraulic components
- 2.18 Screw tightening torques (Nm)
- 2.19 Units of measurement
- 3. Engine - 10
- 3.1 Location of the EEM4 ECU engine serial number
- 3.2 Technical specifications
- 3.3 Main components
- 3.4 Main electrical components
- 3.5 Troubleshooting
- 3.6 Error Codes
- 3.7 Engine power limits for emission faults
- 3.8 Engine supply
- 3.9 Injectors
- 3.10 High-pressure pump - Disassembly and refitting
- 3.11 Rail
- 3.12 Fuel filters on the engine - Replace
- 3.13 Prefilter / water separator - Replace
- 3.14 Prefilter / water separator - Replace (optional filter)
- 3.15 Bleeding the fuel system with the hand pump
- 3.16 Measuring the fuel feed pressure
- 3.17 Fuel tank
- 3.18 Intake and exhaust system
- 3.19 Engine air filter
- 3.20 Selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system
- 3.21 SCR System components
- 3.22 Feed module - A84
- 3.23 Main filter - Replace
- 3.24 DEF dosing module - A85
- 3.25 Ejector temperature sensor
- 3.26 NOx sensor
- 3.27 Exhaust system
- 3.28 SCR System - Recommended equipment when carrying out checks
- 3.29 Error code diagnostics
- 3.30 Engine lubrication
- 3.31 Engine oil change
- 3.32 Replacing filters (7.4 AWF 1043 engine)
- 3.33 Closed crankcase ventilation (CCV)
- 3.34 Engine cooling system
- 3.35 Lubrication oil cooler
- 3.36 Engine cooling pump with Flexonic belt
- 3.37 Cooling circuit
- 3.38 Radiators
- 3.39 Rotary Screen and Dust Aspirator
- 3.40 Engine control unit
- 3.41 Precautions for welding operations
- 3.42 Engine control system sensors
- 4. Drive transmission - 14
- 4.1 Specifications
- 4.2 Tightening torques and sectional view
- 4.3 Operation description
- 4.4 Troubleshooting
- 4.5 Drive transmission
- 5. Transmission - 21
- 5.1 Specifications
- 5.2 Tightening torques and sections
- 5.3 Operation description
- 5.4 Troubleshooting
- 5.5 Tools
- 5.6 Gearbox
- 5.7 Gearbox internal components
- 5.8 Differential
- 5.9 Gear engagement flexible tie rods
- 5.10 Gear engagement rods
- 6. Front drive axle - 25
- 6.1 Specifications
- 6.2 STD 8 final drive cutaway view (X5A)
- 6.3 Tools
- 6.4 STD 8 lateral final drive
- 6.5 STD 8 final drive housing
- 7. Hydrostatic transmission - 29
- 7.1 Specifications
- 7.2 Hydrostatic circuit diagram 2WD (X5A)
- 7.3 Hydrostatic circuit diagram 4WD (X5A)
- 7.4 Hydraulic symbols
- 7.5 Hydrostatic traction troubleshooting
- 7.6 4WD troubleshooting
- 7.7 Hydrostatic pump transmission
- 7.8 Radiator RD and oil tank
- 7.9 Hydrostatic system
- 7.10 Hydrostatic system (with 4WD system)
- 7.11 Sauer pump and motor
- 7.12 Pump 90L100 - PM4
- 7.13 Motor 90M100 - MR2
- 7.14 Pressure check (Sauer 90L100 - PM4)
- 7.15 MR2 engine assembly - R/I
- 7.16 Pump assembly90L100 PM4 - R/I
- 7.17 Sauer pump and motor components
- 7.18 Manually operated pump servo control VB14 (Sauer 90L100)
- 7.19 Pump front seal (Sauer 90L100) - Replace
- 7.20 Sauer pump 90L100 valves - V13, V14a and V14b
- 7.21 Motor front seal - Replace
- 7.22 Hydrostatic transmission (rear)
- 7.23 Equa-Trac valve VB13
- 7.24 Rear hydraulic motors MR3a/MR3b
- 8. Brakes - 33
- 8.1 Specifications
- 8.2 Main components
- 8.3 Service brake calipers
- 8.4 Operation description
- 8.5 Troubleshooting
- 8.6 Parking brake
- 8.7 Service brake circuit - Air bleeding
- 8.8 Braking balancing - D./A.
- 8.9 Brake hydraulic pump - R./I.
- 8.10 Brake callipers - R./I.
- 8.11 Brake pads (set) - Replace
- 8.12 Brake disc - R./I.
- 9. Hydraulic system - 35
- 9.1 Specifications
- 9.2 Hydraulic components - AC
- 9.3 Hydraulic components - FL
- 9.4 Hydraulic components - HV
- 9.5 Hydraulic components - PM
- 9.6 Hydraulic components - TK
- 9.7 Hydraulic components - VB
- 9.8 Cylinder head and reel positioning hydraulic circuit
- 9.9 Crop elevator lifting and lowering
- 9.10 Reel lifting and lowering
- 9.11 Reel forward and retraction movement
- 9.12 Header flotation
- 9.13 Engagement hydraulic circuit
- 9.14 Grain unloading auger opening/closing
- 9.15 Threshing mechanism engagement and disengagement
- 9.16 Grain unloading auger engagement/disengagement
- 9.17 Engagement/disengagement of feeding mechanism
- 9.18 Engagement and disengagement of straw chopper
- 9.19 Cylinder revolution increase/decrease
- 9.20 Reel hydraulic circuit
- 9.21 Quick hydraulic couplers - HV2
- 9.22 Hydraulic cylinders
- 9.23 Circuit pressure measurement
- 10. Steering - 41
- 10.1 Specifications
- 10.2 Steering linkage
- 10.3 Steering cylinder
- 10.4 Hydrostatic power steering hydraulic circuit
- 10.5 Hydrostatic power steering
- 11. Axles and wheels - 44
- 11.1 Specifications
- 11.2 Front axle
- 11.3 Rear axle
- 11.4 Wheel hub - R./I.
- 11.5 Steering knuckle - Replace
- 11.6 Rear axle position
- 12. Cab air conditioning system - 50
- 12.1 Specifications
- 12.2 Safety Precautions
- 12.3 Component location
- 12.4 Air conditioning control panel
- 12.5 Main components
- 12.6 Air conditioning circuit
- 12.7 Electrical diagram
- 13. Electrical system - 55
- 13.1 Electronic management
- 13.2 What is a CAN system?
- 13.3 Diagnostics
- 13.4 A82 - A83 - NOx sensor controller
- 13.5 A84 - DEF feed module
- 13.6 A85 - DEF dosing module
- 13.7 A99 - Engine controller
- 13.8 A140 - Agritronic Plus
- 13.9 A163 - OPS audible alarm timer
- 13.10 A167 - Reel rotation speed ECU
- 13.11 A197 - OPS controller (operator presence)
- 13.12 B7 - Fuel level sensor
- 13.13 B30 - Tachometer sensor
- 13.14 B36 - Straw chopper revolution sensor
- 13.15 B38 - Fanning mill revolution sensor
- 13.16 B39 - Crop elevator revolution sensor
- 13.17 B40 - Tailings elevator revolution sensor
- 13.18 B44 - Cylinder revolution sensor
- 13.19 B60 - B61 - Sieve performance sensors
- 13.20 B62 - B63 - Straw walker performance sensors
- 13.21 B102 - DEF level/temperature sensor
- 13.22 B103 - Engine outside temperature sensor
- 13.23 B131 - Front elevator position sensor
- 13.24 B132 - B133 - FF table slide position sensor
- 13.25 B132 - B133 - PF table skid position sensor
- 13.26 B138 - Reel revolution sensor
- 13.27 S53 - Operator presence switch
- 13.28 S6 - Parking brake circuit pressure switch
- 13.29 Calibration of constants
- 13.30 General calibration information
- 13.31 Terra Control sensitivity
- 13.32 Calibrating the potentiometer for cutting table floatation
- 13.33 Calibrating the potentiometer for main crop elevator height control
- 13.34 Scheduled service inspection hours
- 13.35 Adjustment of the engagement micro-switches
- 13.36 Electrical diagrams
- 14. Attachments/Headers - 58
- 14.1 "FF" type cutting table - Specifications
- 14.2 "FF" type cutting table
- 14.3 Cutting table reel
- 14.4 Threshing unit
- 14.5 Table auger
- 14.6 Feed auger adjustment
- 14.7 Adjustment of retractable fingers
- 14.8 Central shaft for retractable finger support - Replace
- 14.9 Cutting table drive transmission
- 14.10 Blade drive transmission housing lower bearing - Replace
- 14.11 Cutting table flotation feelers FF
- 14.12 PowerFlow cutting table - General information
- 14.13 Blade drive housing
- 14.14 Cutting table flotation feelers PF
- 14.15 Auger
- 14.16 Construction
- 14.17 Slip clutch and drive chain
- 14.18 Lay shaft
- 14.19 Feed belts
- 14.20 Reel
- 14.21 Hydraulic motor and drive chain
- 14.22 Hydraulic cylinders
- 15. Product feeding - 60
- 15.1 Specifications
- 15.2 Floating roller and feeder chain
- 15.3 Elevator housing adapter adjustment (X5A)
- 15.4 Header drive transmission
- 15.5 Feeder drive transmission
- 15.6 Elevator housing shafts
- 15.7 Cutting table attachment
- 15.8 Shuttle drive
- 16. Threshing - 66
- 16.1 Specifications
- 16.2 Concave inlet
- 16.3 Concave
- 16.4 Concave adjustment controls
- 16.5 Concave rake
- 16.6 Thresher PTO
- 16.7 Cylinder variator
- 16.8 Threshing drum
- 16.9 Rear beater
- 16.10 Cylinder standard settings
- 17. Separation - 72
- 17.1 Specifications
- 17.2 Straw walker and shafts
- 17.3 Fitting straw risers
- 17.4 Rear straw walker hood opening
- 18. Straw chopper - 73
- 18.1 Specifications
- 18.2 Transmission type
- 18.3 Straw chopper control and transmission drive
- 18.4 Adjustment of the straw chopper rotor knives
- 18.5 Counter-knives
- 18.6 Chopping quality
- 18.7 Using the straw chopper on maize and sunflower
- 18.8 Straw chopper bearings - Replacement
- 19. Cleaning - 74
- 19.1 Specifications
- 19.2 Cleaning drive transmission
- 19.3 Box transmission
- 19.4 Main transmission assembly - Removing and refitting
- 19.5 Box control shaft
- 19.6 Feed box
- 19.7 Upper shaker shoe
- 19.8 Lower shaker shoe
- 19.9 Adjustable sieves
- 19.10 Fanning mill variator
- 19.11 Fan housing
- 19.12 Basic fan setting for the main crops
- 20. Tank - 80
- 20.1 Specifications
- 20.2 Crop elevator to the tank
- 20.3 Grain tank
- 20.4 Doors for Grain Tank Maintenance and Cleaning
- 20.5 Access to the grain tank
- 20.6 Grain unloading auger
- 20.7 Grain tank risers
- 20.8 Grain tank unloading
- 21. Conversion
- 21.1 Grain-maize conversion
- 21.2 Machines with a straw chopper
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