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2007-01
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Technical manual

Non-self leveling Q20

Q30
Q40
Q50
Q60

Self leveling Q25

Q35
Q45
Q55
Q65
Q75
Q85
 Table of contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS Accessories .............................................7:1

Hydraulic locking ..................................................... 7:1
Preface .....................................................1:1
Loader suspension - Soft Drive/Plus Drive .............. 7:3
Loader identification ................................................ 1:1
3rd function ........................................................... 7:10
Subframe identification ............................................ 1:2
3rd function “Pilot System” .................................... 7:13
Safety instructions ..................................2:1 4th function ............................................................ 7:14
General information ................................................. 2:1 Lock & Go .............................................................. 7:18
Explanation of warning levels .................................. 2:2 Live Third Valve ..................................................... 7:19
Symbol explanation ................................................. 2:2
Data ...........................................................8:1
Risk factors during service ...................................... 2:3
Location of warning decals (EU) ............................. 2:5
Location of warning decals (NA) ............................. 2:6

Description ...............................................3:1
Definitions ................................................................ 3:1
Tool carrier ............................................................... 3:2
Q Compact Valve..................................................... 3:3

Installation................................................4:1
Checking the subframe hardware ........................... 4:1
Delta subframe preparation ..................................... 4:2
Installing the loader ................................................ 4:3
Control cable replacement ...................................... 4:5
Mounting instructions, Safety Switch ....................... 4:7
Diagram ................................................................... 4:8
Electrical circuit ....................................................... 4:9
Hydraulic Circuits................................................... 4:10

Trouble shooting .....................................5:1

Trouble shooting Compact valve ............................. 5:5
Trouble shooting Electrodrive CDC ......................... 5:6
Trouble shooting internal leakage ........................... 5:9

Service ......................................................6:1
Cylinder, seal assembly replacement ...................... 6:1
Seal assembly ......................................................... 6:3
Hydraulic valve ........................................................ 6:4
Thermoshock ........................................................... 6:7
Replacing hose assembly in the loader beam ......... 6:8
Replacing Live Third function hoses........................ 6:8
Hose removal from loader beam ............................. 6:9
Connection WEO Plug-In ...................................... 6:10
Disconnection WEO Plug-In .................................. 6:12
Touch-up painting .................................................. 6:13

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 Preface

PREFACE

Loader identification
Alignment reference
Throughout this manual, references to the right and left are
seen from the operator's seat in the forward direction.
Note: Some illustrations in this manual may show a
different model of tractor or loader. However the same
information applies to your equipment unless otherwise 1
specified.

Model and serial number Position of machine sign

Serial number plate (1) is located inside of the left loader
beam

The sign specifies:

1. Type - model
2. Serial number
3. Date of manufacture
4. Weight
5. Product
The type, serial number and date of manufacture are
required for service questions or when ordering parts.
5 3 1 2 4

Machine sign

Subframe, attachments, cylinders, valves, control cables

and hoses are also equipped with machine signs or pun-
ched/printed part numbers.

Marking of components, e.g., cylinder

When control cables are ordered, please specify the length

(L).
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Preface

Subframe identification

SUBFRAME DM 2006-01-01
1035XXXX

SUBFRAME DM 2006-01-01
1035XXXX

2006-01-01
1035XXXX

2006-01-01
1035XXXX
SUBFRAME DM
1432XXXX

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1035XXXX
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Subframe system DS/DM/DL

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 Safety instructions

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

General information
Avoid personal injury. Read the following personal safety
instructions and insist that everybody who works with you
or for also complies with the instructions.
Only use tools which have been approved by the manu-
facturer for use with the loader.

Guards
• This manual contains a number of illustrations which
show the guards removed, to give a better picture.
Never use the machine with the guards removed. If a
guard has been removed for service/repairs, re-install
the guard before the machine is taken back into service.

Warning decals
Warning decals are installed at various places on the loader
and the tools. Localise, read and find out what the decals
mean before the loader and the tools are used. See section
"Location of warning decals".
• Do not cover or remove any warning decal. If a
warning decal is missing or illegible, replace it by a
new decal. New warning decals are available as spare
parts.

Localise, read and find out what the decals mean before the
loader and the tools are used
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Safety instructions

Explanation of warning levels

When you see the safety symbol and the signal word on
decals or in the instruction manual, the instructions MUST
be followed since they are related to your own personal
safety.

WARNING: Means that an accident could oc-

B cur if the instruction is not followed. The ac-
cident might lead to serious personal injury
or death.

CAUTION: Means that an accident could

B occur if the instruction is not followed. An
accident could lead to personal injury.

The following texts and instructions do not refer to personal

safety, but are used consistently in the instruction manual,
to provide tips about operation or service of the machine.
Important: Means that an accident could occur if the
instruction is not followed. The accident might lead to
damage to property or the process, or personal injury.
Note: Refers to extra information which could facilitate
understanding or completion of a certain task.

Symbol explanation A
A Instruction manual. Read the instruction manual, it
contains important information for your safety.

B Safety symbol. Information adjacent to this B

symbol refers to your personal safety and must be
observed.

C
C Tool locking. Check that coupled tools are locked
in place.

D Risk of crushing. Never stand between the front of D

the loader and the cross-tube on the loader.

E Risk of falling. Do not use the loader to lift or E

transport people.
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 Safety instructions

Risk factors during service

Do NOT do any service on the loader when the tractor
engine is running or hot, or when the machine is moving.
• Before servicing loader/tractor, remove key and place
transmission in park position.
• If loader is disconnected from tractor, tool must be
attached to loader for parking. Park loader on solid
level ground.

Before service, read the instructions and remove the

ignition key.

WARNING: Always lower the loader to the

B ground.
a. Lower loader and tool to ground.
b. Apply handbrake securely.
c. Move gear lever to neutral or park position.
d. Shut engine off.
e. Remove the ignition key.
f. Cycle control lever through all positions to unload
hydraulic pressure.

Lower the load, remove the ignition key.

B WARNING: To prevent accidental operation

of the loader. Lock the joystick in the neutral
position.

Open

Lock 0136-a

Lock the joystick in the neutral position.

B ofWARNING: Never stand between the front

the tractor and the loader's cross-tube or
under loader arms and tool.
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Never stand between the front of the tractor and the

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Safety instructions

The loader is equipped with a stop valve above the control

valve on the right of the loader.
This should be turned closed "position" during service
work, or when the loader is left in the lifted position for
any length of time for other reasons.

WARNING: This valve may NOT be used

B when working in the loader's lift cylinders or
associated lines. In such cases, the loader
must be lowered to the ground. Turn off
the tractor's engine, depressurise the oil
pressure with the operating control before
disconnecting any couplings or doing any
Turn the stop valve to closed position during service work.
other work on the hydraulics - oil under high
pressure can cause severe injuries.

• When working on the loader's hydraulic system, release

hydraulic pressure by moving all hydraulic controls to
all positions a number of times once the engine has
been shut off.
• Do NOT use the loader to lift the tractor during service
on the tractor or the loader.

CAUTION: Be on your guard against pressu-

B rised hydraulic fluid. NEVER use your finger
or hand to search for leaks. The fluid which
flows out from small holes can be almost
invisible. Use a piece of wood or cardboard
instead.

• Undo hydraulic couplings slowly. Keep your hands and

fingers away from loosened couplings.
• Get medical attention at once if fluid penetrates your
skin. Serious reactions and/or infections can rapidly
occur if the oil is not removed at once by surgical
operation.
NEVER use your finger or hand to search for leaks.
Spare parts
• When spare parts are needed for service and mainte-
nance work, only use original spare parts to restore the
machine to its original quality standard.
• The manufacturer declines all responsibility if non-
approved spare parts or tools are installed, and for the
damage which might occur if such non-original spares
are used.
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Location of warning decals (EU)

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Location of warning decals (NA)

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 Description

DESCRIPTION Selecto Fix

Equipment for coupling and uncoupling the tool's hydrau-
Definitions lics.

3rd function Hose kit

Extra hydraulic function for operating the tool's hydraulics Hoses and hydraulic components for connecting the loader
and tool lock. to the tractor's original valve.

4th function SoftDrive

Extra hydraulic function for operation of tools with more Load damper, improves driver comfort and reduces stress
than one hydraulic function. on the tractor and loader when driving on rough surfaces.

Click on System DS, DM, DL

Automatic coupling of tools. Loader and base versions:
DS base - c/c subframe = 900 mm.
Q Lock DM base - c/c subframe = 1040 mm.
Hydraulic tool locking. DL base - c/c subframe = 1200 mm.

Hydroquick
Equipment for coupling and uncoupling the loader's
hydraulics.

ErgoDrive
Installation kit contains control valve with Joystick control
as well as hydraulic connection for indicated tractor model.

ElectroDrive CDC
Assembly kit as above, but with an electrically operated
valve.

LOCK & GO
Automatic coupling between loader and subframe.

Level indicator
Equipment which shows the inclination of the tool during
lifting and lowering movements.

Control valve
Valve intended for lifting and tool operation on the loader.

Tool carrier
8 = EURO
9 = (Volvo) BM (large)
8+3 = EURO-ÅLÖ (Combi)
8+5 = EURO-SMS (Combi)
8+6 = EURO-VALTRA (Combi)

Q Compact Valve
(3rd and 4th function)
Electric valve installed on the front of the loader, intended
for tools which have hydraulic functions and for loaders
equipped with a hydraulic tool lock.
Operation is with the ONE lever control, which can control
all functions.
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Description

Tool carrier
The loader can be equipped with various types of tool
carrier (X), depending on the implement hooks. See section
”Definitions”.
Tools are locked automatically when coupled (Clic on).
Optional equipment for hydraulic coupling and uncoupling
is available.

The loader can be equipped with different tool carrier.

Tool carrier for implement with implement hooks EURO

(8) are installed as standard.
Depending on loader model, there are alternative COMBI-
carrier that fit tools with mounting of another version, e.g.,
Euro (8), ÅLÖ (3), SMS (5), Valtra (6), etc.

Implement hooks EURO (8).

Implement hooks ÅLÖ (3).

Suit tool carrier type 3.

Implement hooks ÅLÖ (3).

Implement hooks SMS (5).

Suit tool carrier type 5.
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Q Compact Valve

• Integrated shock valves to protect the loader implement

cylinders
• Prepared for adding 3rd function.
• Prepared for adding 4th function.
• Simple fitment of hydraulic locking, operated by the
3rd service function.
• Prepared for different functions for Soft/PlusDrive and
has an integrated connection for Soft/PlusDrive.
• The Compact Valve is Pilot operated and is switchable
at high pressure and at high flow.
• Hydraulic hose connection via the “plug-in” adapters.
• Harness as standard and prepared for all options.
Valve position

Compact Valve fitted with:

• Shock absorbing manual control
• 3rd service
• 4th service
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Description

Left hand side – Connections:

A. Tilt cylinder (+ side)
B. Tilt cylinder (- side)
C. 3rd service (blue)
D. 3rd service (red)
E. Lift cylinder (- side)
F. Lift cylinder (+ side)
G. Soft/PlusDrive

Right hand side - Connections:

H. Tilt cylinder (+ side)
J. Tilt cylinder (- side)
K. Hose 3 from control valve
L. Hose 4 from control valve
M. Lift cylinder (- side)
N. Hose 1 from control valve
O. Lift cylinder (+ side)
P. Hose 2 from control valve

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INSTALLATION

Checking the subframe hardware

Check that all hardware are tightened to the specified
torque, first time after 10 hours of operation and then every
50 hours of operation. Please refer to the table below for
torque values.

Tightening torques - Hardware

Torque all the hardware on the subframe and all fasteners to
the values specified in the table below, except in the cases
where the tightening torque is specified in the assembly
instructions.
The torques specified below apply to clean, dry threads.
Lubricated threads can mean that the fastener is over
torqued. Damaged or dirty thread can cause torque values
which are too low.
A torque amplifier can be needed when tightening screws to
high torque values.

Grade 5 ( Class 8.8) Screw Grade 8 ( Class 10.9) Screw

Diameter Torque Diameter Torque
1 /4” 10 lb-ft (13.6 Nm) 1 /4” 11 lb-ft (14.9 Nm)
5/16” 20 lb-ft (27.1 Nm) 5/16” 24 lb-ft (32.5 Nm)
3/8” 35 lb-ft (47.5 Nm) 3/8” 44 lb-ft (59.7 Nm)
7/16” 55 lb-ft (75 Nm) 7/16” 71 lb-ft (96.3 Nm)
1/2” 85 lb-ft (100 Nm) 1/2” 114 lb-ft (154.6 Nm)
5/8” 170 lb-ft (230 Nm) 5/8” 222 lb-ft (301 Nm)
3/4” 300 lb-ft (405 Nm) 3/4” 325 lb-ft (440.6 Nm)
M8 27.1 Nm (20 lb-ft) M8 32.5 Nm (24 lb-ft)
M10 54.2 Nm (40 lb-ft) M10 63.7 Nm (47 lb-ft)
M12 94.9 Nm (70 lb-ft) M12 108.4 Nm (80 lb-ft)
M14 119.3 Nm (88 lb-ft) M14 176.3 Nm (130 lb-ft)
M16 189.8 Nm (140 lb-ft) M16 271.2 Nm (200 lb-ft)
M20 264.4 Nm (195 lb-ft) M20 542.3 Nm (400 lb-ft)
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Delta subframe preparation

Consult both the safety and the installation instructions
before beginning any installation.
Before you begin to install the Subframe, ensure that you
are equipped with all of the proper tools and parts required
to attach the subframe to the tractor.
If any defect of the Subframe material, workmanship or
mounting is observed, contact Alo technical support. If the
Subframe does not fit properly, this issue should be addres-
sed immediately so that we are made aware of the potential
problem, and are able to instruct you on how to proceed.
Before mounting either of the latest loader ranges from
Quicke or Trima to the new Delta™ subframe, you must
carry out the following procedure.
All paint must be removed from the machined surfaces:
All paint must be removed from the machined surfaces: A
A. Machined Saddle
B. Front Face and Lip
C. Loader
Remove all paint from tractor casting, and any excess paint C
from subframe to ensure a secure contact. A chasing tap
may be required to clean out the tractor casting.
If a bolt will not start into its designated hole, check that the
hole is clean and free from paint. Also, make sure that the
bolt is being used in the correct hole. If there are any
B
problems screwing in the bolt, DO NOT attempt to force it
in; this could strip the hole of its threads.
Use an overhead hoist to raise the Subframe up to the
tractor. Be careful to protect the tractor hood and platform
from damage.
Start some of the bolts into the tractor. Once you are sure all
of the bolts will thread into their proper holes, begin
tightening the bolts so that they will support the Subframe.

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Installing the loader

B CAUTION: Risk of crushing.

The lock handle is spring-loaded. The lock
handle must be loosened in the parked posi-
tion. Handle the lock handle carefully.

Install LOCK & GO on the left and right bearing boxes.

A
Install a subframe stop on the left and right base.
Note: The lock handle shall be in locked position if the
loader is laid on the ground.
0139-a
Install LOCK & GO as well as subframe stop (A).

Lift the loader up onto the subframe. Holes for attaching the
lifting hooks are found on the inside of the tie plates.
Note: Make sure that the lock handle on LOCK & GO is
extended and rests against the lug. When the bearing boxes
passes the mast, the LOCK & GO system will lock the
loader to the subframe. Make sure that the green end of the
lock pin is visible on both the right and left bearing boxes'
inside.

Hole for attachment of lift hooks.

Connect the hoses to the valve, if one is installed, in

accordance with the number markings 1 - 4.
Before installation, depressurise the hydraulic system.

Connect hoses to valve.

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Install the level indicator

Install the level indicator on the tilt cylinder. Adjusting is
done with each tool installed. The indicator can be installed
on the right or left sides. Indicator (B) is installed for left
installation and must be moved for right installation.
Set the tool in level position, adjust the reference indicator
(A) directly opposite the indicator (B). Check that the
indicator runs freely, adjust if needed. The indicator hose
(C) should be parallel to the tilt cylinder. Incorrect adjust-
ment can cause the device to self-destruct. When adjusting
after a tool change, set the tool level, move the reference
indicator (A) centrally against the indicator (B).

Install the position indicator on the tilt cylinder.

Check list
When the loader has been installed - check carefully that
everything works before it is taken into service. The
following points must always be checked. Mark them off
and do the necessary adjustments if necessary.
1. Check that everything has been installed in accordance
with the installation instructions.
2. Check that a counterweight is fitted, which is required
for the tool and application.
3. Check that all screws are tightened.
4. Check that the front wheels clear the loader and base
during full wheel lock and oscillation of the front axle
- if this is not the case, oscillation stops or limitation of
steering lock must be installed.
5. Check that the green end of the Lock & Go lock pin is
visible on the inside of both the left and right bearing
housings.
6. Check that no oil leakage occurs.
7. Operate all loader functions several times to remove air
from the system.
8. Check the tractor oil level - top it as necessary.
9. Check that the lock pins engage when a tool is
connected.
10. Check that the loader does not have any visible defects.
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Control cable replacement

To replace Control Cables within the
Joystick Controller
First use a screwdriver to slide back the Joystick Collar
according to Fig. 1. Remove the Pivot Post by removing the
cap screw on the underside of the Joystick Housing (see
Fig. 7). Next, remove the Control Cable Positioning Screws
from the Joystick Housing with a screwdriver, according to
Fig. 7 (also refer to Fig.’s 3 &4). Finally, disassemble the
Control Cables from the Joystick Lever and remove them
from the Joystick Housing (see Fig.’s 2 & 7).
For reassembly, repeat the preceding steps in reverse order,
paying special attention to the positioning of the Control
Cables within the Joystick Housing.
Note. Do Not over tighten the Control Cable Positioning
Screws. Their main purpose is to hold the Control Cables in
their correct position. If over tightened, the Joystick
Housing may crack and fail to serve its intended purpose.
When reinserting the Control Cable Positioning Screws,
hold the Control Cable slightly out of position. As the screw
is tightened it will move the Control Cable into place. When
the Control Cable is positioned correctly, stop tightening.

To replace the Control Cables at the

Control Valve:
Remove the screws from the Adjusting Sleeve assembly
and slide the assembly back down the Control Cable (see
Fig. 5). Extract the Locking Pin from the Control Valve
Spool and remove the Control Cable.
Upon reinstallation of the Control Cable to the Control
Valve Spool place the Adjusting Sleeve assembly over the
Control Cable according to Fig. 5 and slide it down such
that there is enough of the Control Cable sticking out to
easily reinsert the Locking Pin through the Control Valve
Spool and the cable together.
Note. When positioning the Adjusting Sleeve assembly,
ensure that the Controller Joystick cannot be moved, by
engaging the Controller Lock.
Now, slide the Adjusting Sleeve assembly up tight to the
Control Valve and reinsert the screws.
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Important! If float position cannot be maintained, disconnect lift ram cable from control valve and try moving the spool
carefully using a screwdriver. If it works now, adjust the cable.

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Mounting instructions, Safety Switch

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 Safetyswitch

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Installation

Diagram

+ Suspension
2 7 5 -
3 4
- 3;rd
3 4
+ 2 7 5

1 6
4:th

Alt

G
V5

Impl cyl.
F J J

O B
E H Alt

1 M A
N
P
2
2 4 220 bar 220 bar
1 Red
4 U L
D
3 S K
3 C
V4 V3

T V6

R T Red

P Lockcyl

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Electrical circuit
P/N 5102048, 5102049 and 5102050
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Hydraulic Circuits
Open Center Walvoil, P/N 550017 and 10550054

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050821 HYDRAULIC CIRQUIT.

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Open center, Walvoil P/N 521622

A1 B1 A2 B2

185 bar
Open Center Walvoil, P/N 521622

T1

P T

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Open Center Nordhydraulic, P/N 10550062

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Load Sensing Walvoil, P/N 550035

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Load sensing, Walvoil P/N 521622
Installation

A1 B1 A2 B2
Load Sensing Walvoil, P/N 521622

0.6 mm
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Load Sensing Walvoil, P/N 10550056

ELECTRODRIVE CDC VALVE 050821

WALVOIL LOAD SENSING

P/N 10550056
L

T
B2
A2

2B
2A
0.6 mm

LS
240bar
B1

1,0mm
240bar
A1

1B
1A

P
X

M
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Installation

050821
HYDRAULIC CIRQUIT.
Without options
Without options

F J

O B
E H

M A
N

1 2 COMPACT VALVE
L
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 Trouble shooting

TROUBLE SHOOTING
Faulty functioning of the loader is frequently caused by
factors not related to the loader:
• Check the oil level in the tractor's hydraulic tank. Top
up to the correct level.
• Check that the correct oil is used. Only use the oil
specified in the tractor instruction book. Incorrect oil
can cause foaming, heating and internal leakage.
• Make sure that hoses and couplings are correctly
installed and connected to the tractor. Hydraulic
couplings must be fully inserted.
• Check that the oil is clean and free from moisture.
Change the oil and filter as necessary.
• Check hoses and couplings for leakage, cuts and twists.
• Low temperatures may cause slow movements and/or
that the loader does not work in a normal way until
normal operating temperature has been reached. Check
that the oil is at normal operating temperature before
the loader is tested.
• When a hose kit is used, make sure that the tractor
valve has been adjusted for double action. Check that
flow control has been set to maximum value.
• Operate the loader cylinders to their end positions
several times to remove air from hoses and cylinders.
Most problems which occur with the loader are simple in
nature and can be easily rectified. Use the "Troubleshooting
table" on the following pages to help you localise and solve
problems.
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Trouble shooting

Problem Possible cause Action

Lifting and tool cylinders do not
function
Lift or tool cylinders not working
Lift and/or tool cylinders working in the Hydraulic hoses wrongly connected.
wrong direction compared to lever
deflection
Air in hydraulic oil (generally shown by Low hydraulic oil level.
foaming)
Slow or jerky lifting movement
Low hydraulic oil level.
Hydraulic hoses wrongly connected.
Hydraulic hoses to/from control valve
are ”blocked”.
Loader control valve or tractor main
reduction valve has stuck open.
Low system pressure from pump.
Break in control cable for control valve.
Hydraulic quick-release couplings not
fully inserted.
Blocked hydraulic hose / pipe.
Piston unit damaged (does not seal).
Blocked control valve.
Damaged quick-release coupling.
Control cables for single lever control
wrongly connected.
Air leakage in hydraulic pump suction
side
Foaming due to use of wrong type of
oil.
Low hydraulic oil level. Cold hydraulic
oil.
Engine speed too low (hydraulic pump
speed is then too low).
Too heavy load in bucket. Material
weight exceeds loader’s specified
capacity.
Control valve cable system binds or is
damaged.
Air in the hydraulic oil.
Hydraulic quick-release couplings not
fully inserted.
Restriction in hydraulic hose or pipe
(hoses/pipes have become twisted or
crushed).
Lifting cylinder piston unit leaks.
Pressure limiting valve working
irregularly or set too low.
Internal leakage in control valve
(bypass flow in valve).
Low capacity in hydraulic pump.
Check and top up with hydraulic oil.
Check and connect the hoses correctly.
Check hoses for damage (kinks, twists
etc.)
Contact Alo Technical support.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Inspect. Change if necessary.
Check coupling. Change coupling(s) as
necessary.
Look for damage to hose/pipe which
could block oil flow between cylinder
and control valve.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Change quick-release coupling.
Connect hydraulic hoses to correct
union.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Check and top up with hydraulic oil to
correct level.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Read the tractor instruction manual and
use the recommended type of hydraulic
oil.
Check/top up the hydraulic oil. Let the
hydraulic oil warm up to working
temperature.
Increase engine speed to improve loader
performance.
Reduce the load in the bucket.
Contact Alo Technical support.
See ”Venting the hydraulic oil”.
Check the couplings. Repair or change.
Check hoses/pipes for signs of restric-
tion.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Contact Alo Technical support.
See ”Low pump capacity”.
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Problem
Noise from the system’s pressure
limiting valve (squeaking)
Insufficient lifting capacity
The loader lowers when the control
valve coil is in neutral position. Note: Internal leakage in control valve.
The value at which the loader is allowed
to lower varies between 0.5-1.5 mm /
min. measured on the piston rod,
depending on loader model.
Solenoid valve spool(s) do not return to Control valve centring spring is
neutral position.
(Centering of lever)
External hydraulic oil leakage
Low pump capacity
Lifting cylinder piston rods bent.
Bucket cylinder piston rods are bent
when bucket cylinders are extended.
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Possible cause
Cold hydraulic oil.
Too heavy load in bucket. Material
weight exceeds loader’s specified
capacity.
Pressure limiting valve set lower than
specification.
Restriction in hydraulic hose, pipe or
quick release coupling.
Engine speed too low.
Too heavy load in bucket. Material
weight exceeds loader’s specified
capacity.
Pressure limiting valve set lower than
specification.
Pistons in lifting cylinders leak.
Internal leakage in control valve.
Damaged hydraulic pump.
Pistons in lifting cylinders leak.
Control valve or cable system binds and
prevents valve spool from returning to
centre position.
damaged.
Control valve spool binds in its bore.
Control lever or cable system binds.
Loose hydraulic unions.
Damaged hydraulic hoses, pipes,
couplings or O-rings in couplings.
Damaged O-ring in control valve.
Control valve spool or housing dama-
ged and/or worn.
Piston rod seal in cylinder leaks.
Cold hydraulic oil.
Engine speed too low.
Low hydraulic oil flow.
Restriction in hydraulic hose.
Fault in hydraulic pump.
Abnormally high shock loading during Change cylinders. Use suitable working
lowering movement.
Grading or excavation work with bucket Change cylinders. Use suitable working
cylinders fully extended.
Trouble shooting
Action
Let the hydraulic oil warm up to
working temperature.
Reduce the load in the bucket.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Increase engine speed.
Reduce load.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Find the reason for binding and repair it.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Find the reason for binding and repair it.
Tighten loose connections.
Find the reason for the leakage and
change the damaged component.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Contact Alo Technical support.
Let the hydraulic oil warm up to
working temperature. Increase engine
speed.
Increase engine speed.
Please refer to the tractor instruction
manual for service recommendations.
Look for signs of restricted hydraulic
hoses.
Contact Alo Technical support.
methods.
methods.
Check the shock valves.
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Problem Possible cause Action

Cutting edge on bucket worn on side. Bucket is not parallel with ground. Check air pressure in rear tyres and
adjust pressure to adjust bucket against
ground.
The bucket’s cutting edge is abnormally Unsuitable working methods..Abnor- See section ”Working with the loader”
worn (wear is even across the whole mally high down force on bucket when for recommended working methods.
width of the bucket). it used on a hard, abrasive surface. Use the float mode function.
Note. Abnormal use of the bucket on
concrete/asphalt surfaces increases wear
of the bucket’s cutting edge

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Trouble shooting Compact valve

W/O Without options
3rd 3rd function mounted
4th 4th function mounted
Man Manual operation of loader suspension
El. Electrical operation of loader suspension

W/O 3rd 4th Man El Problem Causes Remedy

X Internal leakage too high Shock valves open at too Check pressure in line
low pressure 3 or 4
Replace spool
External leakage Screws not tightened Tighten screws
Defect seal Replace seals
X Internal leakage too high Shock valves open at too Check pressure in line
low pressure 3 or 4
Replace spool
Internal leakage too high Check valves leaking Replace servo block
3rd function not working No signal for valve Measure voltage at connector
Too low servo pressure Hook on an implement or
increase rpm
Spool sticking Remove spool for inspection
X Internal leakage too high Check valves leaking Replace servo block
4th function not working No signal for valve Measure voltage at connector
Too low servo pressure Hook on an implement or
increase rpm.
Spool sticking Remove spool for inspection
Internal plug missing Mount plugs
External leakage between Fittings not tightened Tighten through ports “U” and
3rd and 4th function ”S”
Defect seals Replace seals
X Suspension not working Shut-off knob in wrong Turn knob with float position
position activated
Accumulator(s) defect Measure length of lift cylin-
ders with half load in bucket.
Dump load and measure
extension of lift cyl.
Boom lowering with knob Check valve in port “N” Force bucket towards ground
in position III infected by dirt with high rpm.
Check valve in port “N” Remove check valve for
defect inspection
X Suspension not working El. shut-off valve not Measure electrical signal
activated
Accumulator(s) defect Measure length of lift cylin-
ders with half load in bucket.
Dump load and measure
extension of lift cyl.
Boom lowering with Check valve in port “N” Force bucket towards ground
function “ON” infected by dirt with high rpm.
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Check valve in port “N” Remove check valve for

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Trouble shooting Electrodrive CDC

For installation and operation, see Operator’s Manual 12155016.
Symptom A ON/OFF lamp does not give light when P0 is activated
1. Press P4 and / or P5
a. If L1 and/or L2 gives light, exchange lamp in P0
b. If L1 and/or L2 doesn’t give light, check power source including fuses. See Wiring
diagram in Operator’s manual 12155016.
2. Check L10 and L11
a. If L10 and L11 doesn’t give light, connect connector C1 directly to C2. If then L10 and
L11 gives light, exchange CANBUS cable.
b. Disconnect seven-pole connector for loader
c. If L10 and L11 doesn’t give light, exchange control box. If that doesn’t help, see d.
d. If L10 and L11 doesn’t give light, exchange joystick.

Symptom B No function for boom and bucket

1. Factory setting
a. Restore factory setting. See Manual 12155016.
2.Check error codes on control box and joystick
a. Check the reason for error code in error code list. Code 3+4 deactivated by pressing P5. See
Manual 12155016.
b. Connect ground cable between bracket for Joystick and chassis. See manual 12155016.
3. Check signal transmission
a. When manoeuvring the joystick in X- and Y- direction, L12, L13, L14 and L15 shall give
light for each respective direction. L16 is always giving light 30sec after start and 4sec after
manoeuvring.
4. Check CANBUS-cable
a. Connect connector C1 to C2
5. Check connector C3
a. Cleanse
b. Check connector pins in connector
6. Check servo pressure
a. Increase to 2000 rpm
b. Measure servo pressure in M (BSP 1/4”). Use equipment withstanding 0-210bar.
c. Override proportional pressure reducing valve ”C” (only for open centre) according
to”Symptom B”, 7a.
d. Check spool for servo pressure generating (only open centre)
7. Check proportional pressure reducing valves
a. Override proportional pressure reducing valves. Solenoids are activated mechanically in
hole Ø 2mm close to the connector. See manual 12155016.
b. Proportional pressure reducing valves are interchangeable
8. Check system pressure
a. Measure pressure in port P
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Symptom C No function for boom or bucket

1. See ”Symptom B”
a. Point 1 - 4
b. Point 7
2. Check signals for proportional pressure reducing valves
a. Move connector 1 and 2 to B2 and A2. Move connector 3 and 4 to B1 and A1
3. Check quick couplings
a. Remove quick couplings. Check poppets inside.

Symptom D No function for bucket

1. See ”Symptom C”
2. Check valve for 3rd and/or 4th function
a. Spool not in neutral position
b. Check chock valves

Symptom E Uncontrolled movement of loader with handle in neutral

1. Factory setting
a. Restore factory setting. See Manual 12155016.
2. Check if electronic or hydraulic problem
a. Shut off suspension system for loader (if fitted)
b. Shut off CDC with P0 for verification if hydraulic or electronic problem
c. Check sticking in proportional pressure reducing valves
3. Thermo chock problem (mainly LS-valve)
a. Check difference in temperature between oil and environment
b. Check / increase restrictor (only load sensing valve)

Symptom F Bad response or rattling function

1. Factory setting
a. Restore factory setting. See Manual 12155016.
2. Accumulator
a. Check servo pressure accumulator on valve. Repeated lowerings of boom from max. height
shall be possible.
3. Servo pressure
a. Check servo pressure generating when starting the tractor. See ”Symptom B”, 6.

Symptom G No function for 3rd and/or 4th function

1. Check error codes on control box
a. Check the reason for error code in error code list. See manual 12155016.
2. Check the lamp on connector for 3rd alt 4th function valve
a. Lamps shall give light with activated function
b. Check harness for 3rd and/or 4th function
3. Measure voltage
a. Measure voltage between pin 1 and 2 ( at connector) with connector connected to solenoid
4. Check quick couplings
a. Remove quick couplings. Check poppets.
5. Check valve for 3rd and/or 4th function valve
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Symptom H No function for Hydraulic Locking

1. Check error codes on control box
a. Check the reason for error code in error code list. See manual 12155016.
2. Check lamp on connector for valve
a. Lamp shall give light with activated function
b. Check harness
c. Check connection in 7-pole connector for loader. Note that there are two different connec-
tions depending on product. See Manual 12155016.

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INTERNAL LEAKAGE G2 LOADERS

Values in millimeter per minute (mm/min) measured on piston rod at 100 bar pressure and oil at working temperature

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Example 1: Front wheel drop on a Q55 with loader suspension and with the control valve connected; 0,7 + 0,7 = 1,4 mm/min
Example 2: Bucket drop on a T40 with the control valve disconnected; 0,7 mm/min
Example 3: Bucket drop on a Q35 with 3:rd and 4:th function and with the control valve connected; 1,0 + 1,0 + 1,0 = 3,0 mm/min

Loader drop Front wheel drop Bucket drop

Quicke Trima Lift ram Control valve Control valve Loader suspension Control valve Compact valve 4:th function Tilt ram Quicke Trima
Q20 T10 65/40 0,8 1,2 1,2 1,0 1,0 1,0 70/40 Q20 T10
Q30 T20 70/40 0,6 1,0 1,0 1,0 1,0 1,0 70/40 Q30 T20
Q40 T30 80/40 0,5 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 80/40 Q40 T30
Q50 T40 85/50 0,4 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 80/40 Q50 T40
Q60 T50 90/50 0,4 0,6 0,6 0,6 0,6 0,6 85/40 Q60 T50
Q25 T10P 65/40 0,8 1,2 1,2 1,0 1,0 1,0 70/40/40 Q25 T10P
Q35 T20P 65/40 0,8 1,2 1,2 1,0 1,0 1,0 70/40/40 Q35 T20P
Q45 T30P 75/40 0,6 0,8 0,8 0,8 0,8 0,8 75/40/40 Q45 T30P
Q55 T40P 80/40 0,5 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 0,7 80/40/40 Q55 T40P
Q65 T50P 85/50 0,4 0,7 0,7 0,6 0,6 0,6 85/40/40 Q65 T50P
Q75 T60P 90/50 0,4 0,6 0,6 0,6 0,6 0,6 85/40/40 Q75 T60P
Q85 T70P 90/50 0,4 0,6 0,6 0,5 0,5 0,5 90/40/40 Q85 T70P
Trouble shooting internal leakage
Note. The leakage is 40% higher in Load Sensing Valves.

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SERVICE

Cylinder, seal assembly

replacement
Disassembly
Begin by drawing out the piston rod at least 100mm.
Remove the retaining ring with pliers, and Carefully
Extract the O-ring. Using a plastic mandrel, to protect the
piston rod from damage, tap in the bearing so that the
retaining ring is uncovered, but not so much as the bearing
will throttle the air flow in the outer oil connection. Loosen
the retaining ring with a small screwdriver. Loosen the retaining ring with a small screwdriver
Thereafter withdraw the piston rod from the ram. For
mechanical self-leveling loaders with equal displacement
implement rams, the ram is equipped with a piston guide.
The stop screw must be removed from the ram barrel, and if
the guide slides out of the barrel with the piston rod, it must
be removed from the end of it. If the guide does not remove
with the piston rod, make sure all the stop screws are
removed, then carefully tap the barrel opening on a wooden
block until the guide slide to the end where it can be
removed.
Following this, the piston and bearing both must be
removed from the piston rod by unscrewing the piston from
the rod. Do not use any tools that could damage the
piston rod or the barrel. Again, if the ram is of the self-
leveling type, the piston rod is threaded into both ends of
the piston.
When the Hydraulic Ram has been disassembled, remove
the scraper, if it is damaged, with the aid of a screwdriver.
Note: Prior to replacing Hydraulic Ram Seals, check that
the piston, piston rod, slide-face of the bearing and the
inside of the barrel are free from defects and make sure
there are no scratches in the seal slot.
Should any of above damage exist, proper measures must
be taken to correct the defects before reassembling the seals
and hydraulic ram.

Remove the scraper

Replacing bearings seal

Remove the seal with the aid of a knife. Ensure that the
knife does not scratch the bottom of the seal slide.
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Remove the seal

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Replace the seal with the corresponding component from

the new kit. Fold the seal according to figures, and make a
special note that the seal should be used so that the lips are
turned against the ram.

Fold the seal

Fold the seal

It will be easiest to mount the scraper with the aid of a

special tool, but one could also carefully tap it in place.

Mount the scraper

Replacing piston seals

Remove the piston seal with the aid of a blunt screwdriver,
being careful not to damage the seal slot.
To replace the seal, lubricate it with clean hydraulic oil and
mount it by hand without the aid of any tools. Be careful to
mount the seal in the same way as the exchanged seal.
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Remove the piston seal

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Before the piston is reassembled on to the piston rod, clean

the threads and apply a few drops of Loc-Tite thread
locking fluid.
Clamp the bearing of the piston rod in a screw vice and
secure the guide with a pipe wrench (torque to 49 kpm). If
the pipe wrench has caused edges/splints on the outside
surface of the guide, file them off.

Apply a few drops of Loc-Tite thread locking fluid

Reassembly
When reinserting the piston rod assembly, thread the guide
on the piston rod and insert the two pieces together. Check
that the ram is completely compressed before reinserting
the stop screws.
Always study the spare parts sheet of the ram as a guide.

Seal assembly
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Hydraulic valve
OPEN CENTER HYDRAULIC CONTROL VALVE 521782 / 521822 SDM 143/2 Walvoil


1 Slide Control 15 O-ring
2 Slide Control 16 Support Ring
3 Relief Valve 17 O-ring
3A O-ring 22 Plug
3B Support Ring 22A O-ring
3C O-ring 24 Slide Sealing Set
4 Check Valve 24A O-ring
4A O-ring 50 Unloading Valve
5 Seal Retainer 50A O-ring
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6 Screw 50B Support Ring

9 O-ring 50C Washer
14 Plug 50D O-ring

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OPEN CENTER HYDRAULIC CONTROL VALVE 10550083 / 10550191 / 1055192 RMC 202
Nord Hydraulic

1 Slide Control 6 Sealing Set

2 Slide Control O-ring
Support Ring
3 Relief Valve
O-ring
3a Sealing Set O-ring
O-ring
9 Pressure Carry Over Adaptor
O-ring
Support Ring 10 Sealing Set
O-ring
4 Check Valve
O-ring
5 Slide Sealing Set Support Ring
O-ring
11 Plug
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LOAD SENSING HYDRAULIC CONTROL VALVE 521622 / 521632 DLM/2 Walvoil

1 Slide Control 30 Plug

2 Slide Control 31 Restrictor
4 Check Valve Plug
4A O-ring 46 Plug
5 Seal Retainer 46B O-ring
6 Screw 47 Plug
9 O-ring 48 Ball
14 Plug 50 Unloading Valve
15 O-ring 50A O-ring
16 Support Ring 50B Support Ring
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17 O-ring 50C Washer

24 Slide Sealing Set 50D O-ring
24A O-ring

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Thermoshock
On some load sensing hydraulic system tractors which have
a high oil temperature, the spools in the loader control
valves may begin to stick when the loader is operated after
a period of inactivity.
A small amount of oil is diverted from the stand by pres-
sure, via a restrictor with a 0.6mm hole, to keep the valve at
an even temperature. When the loader is operated after a
period of inactivity, hot oil enters the valve. This hot oil
heats up the cool spools causing them to expand quicker
than the control valve casting. This sudden expansion
causes the spools to stick and in some cases the spool will
not move, this is known as ‘Thermoshock’.
If this problem is observed, proceed as follows:
Remove the blanking plug with a 4mm Allen key hole (see
diagram) to locate the restrictor.
Before removing the restrictor, remove the return hose
(directly underneath) just in case the restrictor falls from the
Allen key.
Drill the 0.6mm hole to 1mm and refit, or order a 1.0mm
version from Alo parts. This should rectify any future
Thermoshock problems.

Restrictor


Blanking plug 




Return port
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Replacing hose assembly in the

loader beam

Remove the protective cover on the transverse pipe.

1. Detach the hoses marked 1,2,3 and 4 from the Compact
Valve. See the section illustrating the removal and
installation of the Plug In connection.
2. Detach the electrical connectors from the 3rd function
and hydraulic lock.
3. Fit a plastic bag over the electrical connectors and hose
assembly, fig 1.
Use electrical tape to tape around the plastic bag to Fit a bag over the electrical connectors and hose assembly
protect the jamming connectors when they are pulled fig. 1
from the arm.
4. Detach the hose assembly under the arm above the
lifting cylinder, fig 2.

Detach the hose assembly

fig. 2

5. Pull the hose assembly out from the loading arm, fig 3.

6. Make the necessary hose replacement.
7. Reinstall the hose assembly and fit the hoses to the
Compact Valve.
Note. The fitting stop is installed on the Plug In connection
on the hose. Hose 1 is connected to port N, hose 2 to port P,
hose 3 to port K and hose 4 to port L.

Pull the hose assembly out from the loading arm

fig. 3

Replacing Live Third function hoses

1. Remove the hose assembly inside the arm, see separate
instructions above.
2. Insert the hoses in the loading arm above the lifting
cylinder’s mounting, fig 4.
3. Reinstall the hose assembly, see separate instructions
above.
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Insert the hoses in the loading arm above the lifting

cylinder’s mounting
fig. 4
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Hose removal from loader beam

The example below shows the removal of hydraulic hose
No 3 which tilts the implement.

1. Slacken and remove the hose clamp retaining bolts.

fig. 1

fig. 1

2. Retract all four hoses until the hose clamp can be

removed.
fig. 2

fig. 2

3. Remove the mounting stop from the hydraulic hose

(see connection/disconnection WEO plug in).
fig 3
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Connection WEO Plug-In

1. Make sure that the assembly stop is in place.
Assembly stop

2. The plug is not to be connected without the assembly

stop.

3. Push the plug all the way in until the assembly stop
touches the socket.

4. Make sure that there is no space between the assembly

stop and the socket.
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5. Try to pull apart the coupling in order to make sure that

the plug is locked.

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Disconnection WEO Plug-In

1. Remove the assembly stop.
Assembly stop

2. Push the plug all the way in.

3. The coupling is now ready to disconnect.

4. Pull the plug back for disconnection.

3
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Touch-up painting
Foundation
The foundation must be spray painted using the Ålö paint in
litre cans or spray cans.

Loader
The loader is powder coated and must be touched-up with
care. Use a small brush and apply the paint by dabbing the
brush carefully against the damaged surface.

Parallel rod
The parallel rod is painted with metallic paint. Use a small
brush and apply the paint by dabbing the brush carefully
against the damaged surface.
Thickness Drying time
Foundation 60-160 μ 60-160 min
Loader and parallel rod 100-180 μ
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ACCESSORIES

Hydraulic locking
Quicke Q Lock and Trima AutoPlus
The hydraulic locking cylinder completely replaces the
mechanical locking mechanism on the tool carrier. The
locking system is available on the Euro, Euro Combi 8 + 3
and Euro Combi 8 + 5 tool carriers.
The locking cylinder includes two check valves to ensure
the locking pins do not close while unlatched or to open
when latched.

The HLV is installed into the Compact Valve via the 3rd
service port. The hose originally connected to the 3rd
service port is installed into the rear of the “Tee Plug-in”.

The picture to the right shows the position of the “hydraulic

locking valve” when mounted to the Compact Valve.
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Hydraulic locking circuit

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Loader suspension - Soft Drive/Plus

Drive
The shock absorbing system is mounted in the cross tube.
This is to protect it from damage to hoses or accumulators
and to improve forward visibility.
The accumulators are inserted into the left hand side of the
loader cross tube and are held in place by clamps around
each accumulator. A “plug-in” is mounted to position “G”
on the Compact Valve and a single hydraulic hose is routed
through the hole in the cross tube and connected to the
“plug-in”.

Hose connection to “G” on Compact Valve (port G)

The shock absorbing system can be operated as in table

below.

Manual Operation (Fig.1) Electrically operated (Fig 1.1)

Knob position Switch
Position 1 Off position
Position 2 Open to + side Off Off
Position 3 Open to +/- sides N/A
On Open to +/- sides
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After removing the blanking plug from the Compact Valve,

(Fig. 1) insert the port selector “A” and then install stem
“B” into the slot in the port selector “A”. Screw the nut “C”
onto the stem “B” and tighten. Finally mount the control
knob assembly “D” onto the stem “B” securing the end cap
with the circlip provided.

The Electrically operated system (Fig. 1.1) is straight

forward - remove the blanking plug from the Compact
Valve, apply hydraulic oil to the ‘O’ rings on the solenoid
valve and install the solenoid valve, mount the solenoid and
secure. Connect the short harness included in the kit to the
solenoid and connect to the yellow and black wired
connector on the loader harness, marked ”5”.

Note: Turning the knob is only possible if the pressure in

the lift cylinders has been completely released. i.e. float
position.

Accumulators
The following Quicke and Trima loaders are fitted with one
accumulator – 15 bar. Quicke Q20, Q30, Q40, Q35 and
Q45, Trima +1.0, +2.0, +3.0, +2.0P and +3.0P
The following Quicke loaders are fitted with two accumula-
tors – 15 bar and 22 bar respectively Quicke Q50, Q60,
Q65, Q75 and Q85
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The following Trima loaders are fitted with two accumula-

tors – 20 bar each. Trima +4.0, +5.0, +4.0P, +5.0P, +6.0P
and +7.0P

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Hydraulic circuit diagram showing 3 position

manual shut off system fitted (Quicke only)
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No Soft Drive/PlusDrive fitted

Hydraulic circuit diagram showing no shock

absorbing system fitted

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Soft Drive/PlusDrive fitted – Electric Solenoid

Controlled 2 positions

Hydraulic circuit diagram showing electric shut off

system fitted
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Shut-off, electric

1 Softdrive El. Kit

Shut-off Valve El.
Extension Cable
Switch
Switch Holder
Mounting Panel
Cable Tie
2 Coupling
3 Hole Edge Cover
4 Accumulator Bracket
5 Hose
6 T-Adapter
7 Accumulator
8 Accumulator
9 Extension Cable
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10 Protection plate

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Shut-off, manual

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1 Shut-off Valve man.

2 Adaptor
3 Hole Edge Cover
4 Accumulator Bracket
5 Hose
6 T-Adapter
7 Accumulator
8 Accumulator
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3rd function
Mounting Instructions

15

A
5

D
RE UE
BL

16

80 Nm

B
13
6
14

C
2
10 12

7
3
11

1 1

2
4

5 8
D
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Parts

3rd function valve 3rd function valve 3rd function valve

Hose Kit, DS Hose Kit, DM Hose Kit, DL
1 Bracket 1 Bracket 1 Bracket
2 Hose guide 2 Hose guide 2 Hose guide
3 Nut 3 Nut 3 Nut
4 Screw 4 Screw 4 Screw
5 Hose 5 Hose 5 Hose
6 Hose 6 Hose 6 Hose
7 Quick coupling 7 Quick coupling 7 Quick coupling
8 Adaptor 8 Adaptor 8 Adaptor
9 Adaptor 9 Adaptor 9 Adaptor
10 Washer 10 Washer 10 Washer
11 Washer 11 Washer 11 Washer
12 Dust cap 12 Dust cap 12 Dust cap
15 Servo block 13 Screw 13 Screw
16 Adaptor 14 Hose guide 14 Hose guide
15 Servo block 15 Servo block
16 Adaptor 16 Adaptor
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3rd function - hydraulic circuit

Refer to circuit diagram for information below:
Check valves 1 – 6 are all in the servo block.
Check valves 1 – 4 are for selecting the highest pressure in
L or K but also to drain L or K.
Servo block Check valves 5 and 6 are for draining pressure
from the quick release couplings on the tool carrier.
Check valves 5 and 6 are for securing pilot pressure if
pressure in A, B, H and J is low (e.g. implement is free
hanging with loader lifted). Product Training
3rd service hydraulic circuit

6
2

3
1

3rd service mounting instructions for kits 5215250, 5215251, 5215252

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3rd function “Pilot System”

Opening Implement
a. Loader control valve.
b. 3rd service spool
c. Servo block

Closing Implement
a. Loader control valve.
b. 3rd service spool
c. Servo block
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4th function
Mounting Instructions
- Activate floating position.
- Remove hoses from ”K” and ”L” on compact valve. Fig.A.
- Remove plug-in couplings from ”K” and ”L”. Use a 10 mm Allen key. Fig.B.
- Remove plugs inside ”S” and ”U” in 4th function valve. Use a 5 mm Allen key. Fig.B.
- Install 4th function valve in ”K” and ”L” on compact valve. NOTE the washer with O-rings. Use a 10 mm Allen key.
Screw alternately. Tightening torque = 85 Nm (62 ft/lbs). Fig.C.
- Install plugs inside ”S” and ”U”. Tightening torque =25Nm (18 ft/lbs). Fig.D.
- Install plug-in couplings in ”S” and ”U”. Tightening torque = 85 Nm. Connect hose ”4” to ”U” and hose ”3” to ”S”.
Fig.D.
- Connect electr. connector marked ”4” to solenoid. Fig.D.
- Install quick coupling bracket. Install bracket (1) between bracket for 3rd function and tool carrier. Fig.F.
- Install hose guide. Fig.F.
- Connect hoses to ”R and T”. Fig.E.

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4th function

4th function valve mounted to the Compact Valve.

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Parts

A B
Y

X
L
K

U
m S
m m 5m
10

C D
"4"

L U
K
4
3 25 Nm S
U 18 ft/lbs

S 85 Nm
62 ft/lbs 62 ft/lbs

E
T
R
10
14
D
RE 7
UE 13(Blue)
BL 11
2
F 12(Red)

5 4
1

8 11
9

10

4,6

3 M 5215254

1 Bracket 9 Adaptor
2 Bracket 10 Hose
3 Hose guide 11 Hose
4 Nut Diverter valve
5 Screw 12 Plastic washer, red
6 Screw 13 Plastic washer, blue
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Mounting Instructions
Hydro-Quick/Multi-Doc
This set is aimed for the fitting of HYDRO-QUICK/MULTI-DOC in cases where a separate control valve is not being used.
- Install the lower part on the loader subframe according to fig. A or B.
- The hydraulic hoses from the tractor valve shall be equipped with adaptors 1/2 BSP or M 22 x 1,5 - EGES 15 LR-WD
(Walterscheid or 1 1/16” UNF.
- Replace existing adaptor in the lower part by the adaptor in the lower part by the adaptor, pos. 2, for improved sealing.

1 Bracket
2 Adaptor
3 Adaptor
4 Packing ring
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Lock & Go
Mounting Instructions

Item Description
1 LOCK & GO, Left Kit
2 Stop Pin
3 Protector
5 Screw
6 Screw
7 Screw
8 LOCK & GO, Right Kit
2 Stop Pin
4 Protector
5 Screw
6 Screw
7 Screw
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Live Third Valve

Loader valve
Load sensing system LS
P T

A
Live 3:rd
A B B

A B
P T

P2
P
To tractor system

T T1

LS-Iine to tractor system LS 2 LS 1

Open center system

Remote Remote
valve HPCO valve
P T P T

Live third open

center valve P3
A
Live 3:rd
A B
B
A B
Relief valve P T
Logic element

1
B

2
Loader valve

HPCO P2
1
P

T
P T
T1

T-coupling
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DATA

Self leveling Non self leveling

Q25 Q35 Q45 Q55 Q65 Q75 Q85 Q20 Q30 Q40 Q50 Q60
A Lifting height to pivot point 3,20 3,50 3,75 4,00 4,25 4,50 4,75 3,20 3,50 3,75 4,00 4,25
(B+250)
B Lifting height below flat tool 2,95 3,25 3,50 3,75 4,00 4,25 4,50 2,95 3,25 3,50 3,75 4,00
C Dimension to pivot point 1,52 1,71 1,91 2,13 2,38 2,57 2,53 1,52 1,74 1,91 2,13 2,38
D Calculated height to pivot 1,53 1,57 1,65 1,70 1,72 1,81 1,93 1,53 1,57 1,65 1,70 1,73
point
E Tipping angle on top 55 58 59 55 53 52 53 55 58 59 55 52
F Breaking up angle on top 45 55 54 57 57 59 54 125 132 131 133 132
G Breaking up angle at ground 41 45 43 44 44 43 41 41 45 43 44 44
level
H Calculated undermining 0,1-0,15
Max lifting force kg (800 mm 1450 1500 1900 2050 2300 2500 3000 1200 1400 1750 1900 2150
from arm centre at ground
level).

Technical data can vary, depending on tractor model and tool.

Max hydraulic pressure 2100 Mpa / 3045 psi

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Self leveling
Q25 Q35 Q45 Q55 Q65 Q75 Q85
System DM DS/DM DM DM DM DM DL
Max recommended tractor weight, kg 3000 4000 4500 5200 6000 7000 9000
Tractor size, Hp 50-70 50-80 60-100 80-120 100-150 120-190 >150
Tractor size, KW 37-52 37-60 45-75 60-90 75-112 90-142 >112
Loader weight, kg 505 521 585 621 712 760 808

Non self leveling

Q20 Q30 Q40 Q50 Q60
System DS/DM DS/DM DM DM DM
Max recommended tractor weight, kg 3000 4000 4500 5200 6000
Tractor size, Hp 50-70 50-80 60-100 80-120 100-150
Tractor size, KW 37-52 37-60 45-75 60-90 75-112
Loader weight, kg 436 450 515 554 628

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