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| Workshop Service Manual | 2,840 Pages & 3,707 Pages |
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| Workshop Service Manual (PowerMaxx) | 62 Pages |
| Repair Time Schedule | 398 Pages |
| Brand | AGCO |
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| Models Covered | RT100, RT120, RT135, RT150 |
| Machine Type | Tractor |
| Documentation | Workshop Service Manual, Repair Time Schedule |
| Publication References | 33785881M7 & 33785881M1, 3378752M1 |
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| Language | English |
The AGCO RT100, RT120, RT135 and RT150 Tractor Workshop Service Manual provides technical documentation for tractor maintenance, troubleshooting, inspection and component repair. The workshop reference covers general specifications, tractor separation, engine, clutch, gearbox, rear axle, power take-off (PTO), front axle, hydraulics, electrical equipment, electronic systems and cab components. It supports technicians in identifying mechanical faults, inspecting tractor assemblies and performing applicable disassembly, adjustment, servicing and repair procedures.
The documentation is organised into individual technical sections covering major tractor systems and their servicing requirements. The gearbox information includes alternative procedures for separating the gearbox and centre housing, depending on the components requiring access and the position of the cab during disassembly. These procedures distinguish gearbox output shaft, optional creeper gear, PTO clutch, handbrake and bevel gear access. The instructions also address differences in installed hydraulic equipment and the need to verify connections before and during assembly separation.
The workshop documentation describes two methods of separating the gearbox and centre housing, selected according to the servicing operation required. When the cab remains fixed to the centre housing, technicians can access the gearbox output shaft, the optional creeper unit and its gear selection mechanism, and the PTO clutch. This arrangement also provides access to the handbrake mechanism on tractors not equipped with creeper gears. These differences are important when planning transmission repairs or determining which components can be reached without changing the cab mounting arrangement.
When the cab remains fixed to the gearbox, the alternative disassembly procedure provides access to the bevel gear. The appropriate separation method should be selected according to the component requiring inspection or repair. Because tractors may have different hydraulic equipment installed, the manual provides a general separation procedure rather than assuming an identical connection arrangement for every configuration. Before and during disassembly, verify that all relevant connections between the fixed and moving assemblies have been properly disconnected to prevent damage during separation.
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