TA1 English - Underground Scoop (Diesel - All)

TA-1 Visual Inspection for Underground Scoop (Diesel-All)
SMCS - Job Code - 540 Component Code - 753S
Cat dealer Customer

Address Address
Contact Contact
Customer: Mine Name: Section Number:

Machine Model: Machine S/N: Mine Asset Number:
Date: Inspector: Mine Representative:
Engine S/N: Engine Mfg: Engine hours:
Note: Review Machine & S·O·S History and check for Active Service Letters prior to inspection.
Status of the Machine

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or Underground Scoop (Diesel-All)
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Visual Inspection for Underground Scoop (Diesel - All)
Status assessment ü– Normal M – Monitor A – Action Blank – Not Applicable
1. Prepare Machine Inspection

# Status Description Comments
1.1 Check with customer for operator complaints
1.2 Prepare the machine for the inspection
1.3 Perform safety inspection
1.4 Observe engine exhaust colors
1.5 Listen for unusual noises

(engine, transmission, hydraulic pumps, axles)
1.6 Check LED's on gauge panel (engine monitoring system)
Check all approval plates are attached (MSHA)(If
1.7
equipped)
1.8 Check for fluid leaks
Item No. Additional Comments
2. Lower Level Inspection
2.1 Tires and rims
2.2 Final drives and wheel spindles (fluid levels)
2.3 Front and rear differentials (fluid levels)
2.4 Front, center and rear drive shafts (u-joints)
2.5 Drive shaft carrier bearing
Torque converter, transmission and transfer gear box

2.6
compartment (fluid levels)
2.7 Center section lower hitch pins/bores
2.8 Center section upper hitch pins/bores
2.9 Steering frame lock
2.10 Steering cylinders - pins/bores
2.11 Front main frame
2.12 Rear main frame
2.13 Center section
2.14 Pivot stop blocks

3. Middle Level Inspection
3.1 Work lights
3.2 Warning horn
3.3 Work light control switch
3.4 Hydraulic control valves
3.5 Brake release hand pump
3.6 Operating gauges
3.7 Fire suppression
3.8 Fire suppression detection wire - spray nozzles
3.9 Portable fire extinguisher
3.10 Emergency stop button
3.11 Emergency intake air shut-off
3.12 Radiator, oil cooler, condenser, and aftercooler
3.13 Fenders, covers, and guards
3.14 Engine oil pan
3.15 Fuel tank
3.16 Self closing fuel tank cap
3.17 Fuel tank drain
3.18 Hydraulic tank, tank cap, and vent
3.19 Hydraulic tank fluid level
3.20 Air tank (if equipped)
3.21 Declutch pedal (if equipped)

4. Upper-Level Inspection
4.1 Machine canopy/cab
4.2 Pre-cleaner and air cleaner Filter
4.3 Air intake manifold/ducting
4.4 Air cleaner service indicator
4.5 Radiator, air inlet, oil cooler, and aftercooler lines
4.6 Radiator caps
4.6 Belts, pulleys, compressor clutch, and fan motor
4.7 Cooling fan, fan guard, and shroud
4.8 Starter
4.9 Alternator
4.10 Water pump
4.11 Fuel lines and fuel pump
4.12 Fuel injection setting wire seal
4.13 Fuel filters and fuel priming pump
4.14 Fuel shut off valve
4.15 Exhaust manifold
4.16 Exhaust components
4.17 Exhaust scrubber
4.18 DPM filter housing (If equipped)
4.19 Turbocharger
4.20 Cylinder head and valve cover
4.21 Engine wiring harness
4.22 Engine mounts

5. Implement/Attachment Inspection
5.1 Lift cylinders - pins/bores
5.2 Area where lift arm attaches to frame
5.3 Tilt cylinder - pins/bores
5.4 Area where tilt lever attaches to lift arm
5.5 Bucket linkage pins/bores
5.6 Bucket cutting edge
5.7 Bucket general condition
5.8 Ejector blade
5.9 Ejector cylinder
5.10 Winch compartment (if equipped)

6. Site Conditions
# Status Description
6.1 Ambient Temperature
NORMAL: -18° to 32°C (0° to 90°F)
MONITOR: 32° to 46°C or -18° to -29°C (90° to 115°F or 0° to -20°F)

ACTION: Above 46°C or Below -29°C
(Above 115° or Below -20°F)
6.2 Altitude
NORMAL: 0 to 1524 m (0 to 5000 ft)
MONITOR: 1524 to 3048 m (5000 to 10,000 ft)
ACTION: Above 3048 m (Above 10,000 ft)
6.3 Haul Road Grade
NORMAL: Flat
MONITOR: Mild
ACTION: Steep
6.4 Haul Road Condition
NORMAL: Positive Banking, Gradual Turns, Good Erosion Control
ACTION: Negative Banking, Sharp Turns, Poor Erosion Control
6.5 Humidity
NORMAL: Below 25%
MONITOR: 25 to 60%
ACTION: Above 60%
6.6 Underfoot Condition
NORMAL: Dry Flat Surface
MONITOR: Moderate Grades, Mixture of Muddy / Dry Surfaces
ACTION: Steep Grades, Muddy, Snow, Ice
6.7 Machine Utilization
NORMAL: 0 to 10 Hours
ACTION: Above 10 hours
6.8 Equipment Role
NORMAL: Utility
MONITOR: Support
ACTION: Production
XX Working Material
NORMAL: Uncompacted, Low Abrasion
MONITOR: Moderately Compacted, Moderate Abrasion
ACTION: High Abrasion, Compacted, Dense
6.10 Maintenance Practices
NORMAL: Excellent
MONITOR: Good
ACTION: Poor
6.11 Primary Industries
6.12
6.13

Other Visual Remarks
on for Underground Scoop (Diesel - All)
Blank – Not Applicable
1. Prepare Machine Inspection

Comments
2. Lower Level Inspection
Comments
3. Middle Level Inspection
Comments
4. Upper-Level Inspection
Comments
5. Implement/Attachment Inspection
Comments
6. Site Conditions
Other Visual Remarks
Underground Scoop (Diesel - All) TA1 Inspection Reference
Inspection Benefits:
Minimizes downtime through scheduled maintenance
Locates potential problems
Identifies overlooked problems
Enables scheduled maintenance and repairs
Lowers owning and operating costs
1.0 Inspection Preparation
1.1 Check with customer for operator complaints

1.2 Prepare the machine for the inspection
Verify that the area is free of personnel: check underneath the machine, around the machine, and on th
Park machine in a straight position and lower the bucket.
Open or remove any covers needed to gain access to components
1.3 Perform safety inspections
Verify all safety equipment is in place
1.4 Observe engine exhaust colors
Start the machine and observe exhaust colors:
1.5 Listen for unusual noises

Engine
Transmission
Hydraulic pump
Axles
1.6 Check LED panel (engine monitoring system)
Check that display panel is in place and is secured
Check that LED lights are in place and are not damaged
1.7 Check all approval plates are attached
Check engine exhaust approval plate
Check light approval plate
1.8 Check for fluid leaks
Check for fuel leaks
Check for hydraulic fluid leaks
2.0 Lower level inspection

Inspect:
2.1 Tires and rims
Check tires for tread condition (excessive wear, missing chunks, etc.)
Check for separation of tire from rim
Check rims for cracks
Check rims for excessive pitting
2.2 Final drives and wheel spindles
Check final drive oil level: (Refer to OMM for procedure)
2.3 Front of rear differentials
Check the following areas for leaks:
2.4 Front, center and rear drive shafts

Check for loose or missing U-joint retainer bolts
Check for worn or loose U-joints or drive shaft spline
2.5 Drive shaft carrier bearing
Check for loose or worn bearings
2.6 Torque converter, transmission and transfer gear box compartment
Check the following areas:
2.7 Center section lower hitch pins/bores

Check for loose or worn pins and/or retainers
Check for elongated bores
Check for presence of grease
2.8 Center section upper hitch pins/bores
2.9 Steering frame lock
Check for cracks in welds
Verify steering lock bar is in place (or in storage location)
2.10 Steering cylinders pins/bores
Check cylinders for leaks and damage
Check pins for wear
Check bores for wear
2.11 Front main frame
Check for physical damage
Check for structural cracks
Check for cracked welds
2.12 Rear main frame
Cracked welds
2.13 Center section
Check for loose or damaged mounting bolts
Check for damage to grease line
Check for bearing wear
Check for seal damage
2.14 Pivot stop blocks
Verify rubber blocks are in place and are secure
3.0 Middle level inspection

Inspect:
3.1 Work lights
Check for correct operation
Check for cracked or broken lenses
Check that packing gland and stuffing box are in place
Check that wiring conduit is in place and is not damaged
3.2 Warning horn
Check that horn works
3.3 Work light control switch
3.4 Hydraulic control valves
Check for leaks around hoses and control valve component connection points
Check for rubbing, damaged, or worn hoses
Check that levers are in place and work
3.5 Brake release hand pump
Check that handle is in place
Check for leaks or damage
3.6 Operating gauges
Check for damage or inoperable gauges
3.7 Fire suppression
Check that the control module lithium battery is functional
Check that manual strike button in place
Check that pull ring pin is attached
3.8 Fire suppression detection wire - spray nozzles

Check detection wiring for damage - cuts - frayed
Check that spray nozzles are protected with blow off caps
Check that activation cartridge is in place
3.9 Portable fire extinguisher
Check operating condition
Check that extinguisher is properly secured
3.10 Emergency stop button
Check that emergency stop button is in place
Check that emergency stop button is not damaged
3.11 Emergency air intake shut off
Check that valve is in place and handle is in place
Check that identification tag is in place
3.12 Radiator, oil cooler, condenser, and aftercooler
Check for plugged cores
Check for plugged screens
Check for damaged fins
3.13 Fenders, cover, and guards
Check for bent or damaged fenders that interfere with tires
Check for loose or missing mounting bolts
Check for properly operating latches and hinges (if equipped)
3.14 Engine oil pan
Check for oil accumulation on the bottom of the oil pan; if oil is found, inspect the following:
3.15 Fuel tank

Check that tank is secure
Check for leaks
3.16 Self closing fuel tank cap
Check that cap is secure
Check that spring is in place and is not damaged
3.17 Fuel tank drain
Check that valve is in place
3.18 Hydraulic tank, tank cap, and vent
Check for leaks
Check that cap is in place, that the vent is clear, and there is no dirt around vent area
3.19 Hydraulic tank fluid level
Check fluid level
3.20 Air tank (if equipped)
Check air tank for any damage or loose connections
Check gage in operators compartment to verify air pressure
3.21 Declutch pedal (if equipped)

Check that locking bar is in place and working
4.0 Upper level inspection

Inspect:
4.1 Machine canopy/cab
Check that canopy is properly secured - check the pins/bolts
Check structure integrity, cracks in welds
If equipped, check cab grid is in place, is secure, and is not damaged
4.2 Pre-cleaner and air cleaner filter
Check for dirt and/or debris in the air pre-cleaner
Check for loose or damaged hose clamps on the air inlet tube
4.3 Air intake manifold/ducting
Check that ducting is secured and clamps are in place
Check for damage and cracks
4.4 Air cleaner service indicator
Check that indicator is in place
Check indicator status
4.5 Radiator, air inlet, oil cooler, and aftercooler lines
Check for rubbing, cracked, or damaged hoses
Check for loose or damaged hose clamps
4.6 Radiator cap
Caution! Only perform this check on a cold engine. With radiator cool, check the radiator cap gaskets fo
4.7 Cooling fan, fan guard, and shroud
Check for loose, damaged, or missing bolts
Check for loose or damaged wire fan guard
Check for loose or damaged fan shroud
4.8 Starter
Check condition of air connection (if equipped with air starter)
Check for frayed wiring and belt condition (if equipped with electric starter)
4.9 Alternator - hydraulic/belt drive
Check for frayed wiring and belt condition
4.10 Water pump
Check for coolant leaks around water pump mounting flange
Check for coolant leaks through the weep hole in the water pump housing
4.11 Fuel lines and fuel pump
Check fuel injection pump for:
4.12 Fuel injection setting wire seal

Ensure seal is attached to fuel adjustment screw
4.13 Fuel filters and fuel priming pump
Check fuel priming pump and fuel filters for:
4.14 Fuel shut off valve

Check for any damage or leaks
4.15 Exhaust manifold
Check for cracks or other damage in the manifold housing
Check for any signs of black soot
Check for loose or broken manifold bolts
4.16 Exhaust components
Check for damage to the exhaust pipe
Check that all connections, fittings, and heat wrap are place
4.17 Exhaust scrubber
4.18 DPM filter housing
Check that all connections and fittings are in place
4.19 Turbocharger
Check for black soot around the areas where the turbocharger bolts to the to the exhaust manifold or to
Check for oil leakage around the turbocharger oil line

Check for loose or damaged hose clamps on air inlet tube and compressor housing
4.20 Cylinder head and valve cover
Check for oil and dust buildup around the valve cover sealing surface which indicates:
4.21 Engine wiring harness

Check for loose or damaged wires, connectors, and sensors
4.22 Engine mounts
Check for loose or damaged bolts
Checked for cracked or damaged washers
Check for cracked or damaged mount brackets
Check for wear, damage, or cracking of upper and lower rubber support pads
5.0 Implement/attachment inspection

Inspect:
5.1 Lift cylinders - pins/bores
Check for oil leaks indicated by dirt or oil buildup around the cylinder lip seal
Check for oil leaks at hose connections
Check for damage to cylinder rods
Check for damage or wear to linkage pins
5.2 Area where lift arm attaches to frame

Check lift arms for structural damage and for cracks around welded joints
Check pin joints for
5.3 Tilt cylinder - pins/bores

Check for loose, damaged, or worn pin joints
5.4 Area where tilt lever attaches to lift arm

Check for l
5.5 Bucket linkage pins/bores
Check for loose or broken flange mounting bolt
Check for elongated bolt hole in flange (the hole located behind pin retaining bolt)
Check for loose or missing pin retainer bolts
Check for irregular-shaped pin bores
5.6 Bucket cutting edge
Check for straightness
Check for wear
5.7 Bucket general condition
Check general condition - straightness, excessive physical damage, etc.
Check for cracks beside adapters and corner welds
5.8 Ejector blade
5.9 Ejector cylinder
5.10 Winch compartment (if equipped)
Check for loose or broken mounting bolts
Check condition of rope/cable (frayed or broken strands of rope/cable)
Underground Scoop (Diesel - All) TA1 Inspection Reference
downtime through scheduled maintenance

otential problems
overlooked problems
heduled maintenance and repairs
wning and operating costs
1.0 Inspection Preparation
h customer for operator complaints

he machine for the inspection
Verify that the area is free of personnel: check underneath the machine, around the machine, and on the machine.
Park machine in a straight position and lower the bucket.
Open or remove any covers needed to gain access to components
afety inspections
Verify all safety equipment is in place
ngine exhaust colors
Start the machine and observe exhaust colors:
White smoke after initial startup could indicate coolant in the engine cylinders
Blue smoke during startup may indicate oil in the engine cylinders
Continuous black smoke could indicate an improper air/fuel mixture
Continuous grey smoke may indicate a fuel timing problem
unusual noises
Transmission
Hydraulic pump
panel (engine monitoring system)

Check that display panel is in place and is secured
Check that LED lights are in place and are not damaged
approval plates are attached
Check engine exhaust approval plate
Check light approval plate
Check for fuel leaks

Check for hydraulic fluid leaks
2.0 Lower level inspection
Check tires for tread condition (excessive wear, missing chunks, etc.)
Check for separation of tire from rim
Check rims for cracks
Check rims for excessive pitting
s and wheel spindles
Check final drive oil level: (Refer to OMM for procedure)
If oil level is low, check the following areas for leaks:
Sealing surface between the planetary housing and the final drive housing
Duo-cone seal located between the axle housing and the back of the final drive housing
Drain and fill plugs
ear differentials
Check the following areas for leaks:
Sealing surface between the axle housing and the differential housing
Sealing surface between the drive shaft and differential carrier
Oil drain and fill plugs
Hoses and connectors to service brake and differential lock
ter and rear drive shafts
Check for loose or missing U-joint retainer bolts
Check for worn or loose U-joints or drive shaft spline
ft carrier bearing
Check for loose or worn bearings
nverter, transmission and transfer gear box compartment
Check the following areas:
Leaks around hose connections
Rubbing, damaged, or worn hoses
Rubbing, damaged, or worn wiring harnesses or connectors
Check for oil or dirt buildup at the following locations:
Transmission output shaft
Sealing surface between the back and front halves of the transmission case
Sealing surface between the transmission housing and the torque converter
Drain and fill plugs
tion lower hitch pins/bores
tion upper hitch pins/bores
Check for cracks in welds

Verify steering lock bar is in place (or in storage location)
ylinders pins/bores
Check cylinders for leaks and damage
Check pins for wear
Check bores for wear


Cracked welds
Check for loose or damaged mounting bolts

Check for damage to grease line
Check for bearing wear
Check for seal damage

Verify rubber blocks are in place and are secure
3.0 Middle level inspection

Check for cracked or broken lenses
Check that horn works

control switch
control valves
Check for leaks around hoses and control valve component connection points
Check that levers are in place and work
ase hand pump
Check that handle is in place
Check for damage or inoperable gauges
Check that the control module lithium battery is functional

Check that manual strike button in place
Check that pull ring pin is attached
Refer to "Operation and Maintenance Manual" for additional inspection procedure's
ession detection wire - spray nozzles
Check detection wiring for damage - cuts - frayed
Check that spray nozzles are protected with blow off caps
Check that activation cartridge is in place
re extinguisher
Check operating condition
Check that extinguisher is properly secured
y stop button
Check that emergency stop button is in place
Check that emergency stop button is not damaged
y air intake shut off
Check that valve is in place and handle is in place
Check that identification tag is in place
oil cooler, condenser, and aftercooler
Check for plugged cores
Check for plugged screens
Check for damaged fins
over, and guards
Check for bent or damaged fenders that interfere with tires
Check for loose or missing mounting bolts
Check for properly operating latches and hinges (if equipped)
pan
Check for oil accumulation on the bottom of the oil pan; if oil is found, inspect the following:
Check for leaks around the oil pan mounting flange
Check for leaks around the oil level sensor, drain valve, and the dipstick tube

Check for leaks
g fuel tank cap
Check that cap is secure
Check that spring is in place and is not damaged
drain
Check that valve is in place
tank, tank cap, and vent
Check for leaks
Check that cap is in place, that the vent is clear, and there is no dirt around vent area
tank fluid level
Check fluid level
f equipped)
Check air tank for any damage or loose connections
Check gage in operators compartment to verify air pressure
With engine shut off - listen for any escaping air
pedal (if equipped)
Check that locking bar is in place and working
4.0 Upper level inspection
anopy/cab
Check that canopy is properly secured - check the pins/bolts
Check structure integrity, cracks in welds
If equipped, check cab grid is in place, is secure, and is not damaged
er and air cleaner filter
Check for dirt and/or debris in the air pre-cleaner
Check for loose or damaged hose clamps on the air inlet tube
manifold/ducting
Check that ducting is secured and clamps are in place
Check for damage and cracks
r service indicator
Check that indicator is in place
Check indicator status
r inlet, oil cooler, and aftercooler lines
Check for rubbing, cracked, or damaged hoses
Check for loose or damaged hose clamps
p
Caution! Only perform this check on a cold engine. With radiator cool, check the radiator cap gaskets for wear or damage
, fan guard, and shroud
Check for loose or damaged wire fan guard
Check for loose or damaged fan shroud

Check condition of air connection (if equipped with air starter)
Check for frayed wiring and belt condition (if equipped with electric starter)
- hydraulic/belt drive
Check for frayed wiring and belt condition
p
Check for coolant leaks around water pump mounting flange
Check for coolant leaks through the weep hole in the water pump housing
nd fuel pump
Check fuel injection pump for:
Damaged, rubbing, or worn fuel lines
Loose connections
on setting wire seal
Ensure seal is attached to fuel adjustment screw
and fuel priming pump
Check fuel priming pump and fuel filters for:
Damaged, rubbing, or worn fuel lines
Loose connections
ff valve
Check for any damage or leaks
nifold
Check for cracks or other damage in the manifold housing
Check for any signs of black soot
Check for loose or broken manifold bolts
mponents
Check that all connections, fittings, and heat wrap are place
ubber
housing
Check that all connections and fittings are in place
er
Check for black soot around the areas where the turbocharger bolts to the to the exhaust manifold or to the exhaust pipe which indicates:
A loose connection at the joint
Loose or broken mounting bolts
Check for oil leakage around the turbocharger oil line
Check for loose or damaged hose clamps on air inlet tube and compressor housing
ad and valve cover
Check for oil and dust buildup around the valve cover sealing surface which indicates:
A loose connection at the joint
Damaged gasket or seal
ng harness
Check for loose or damaged wires, connectors, and sensors
unts
Check for loose or damaged bolts
Checked for cracked or damaged washers
Check for cracked or damaged mount brackets
Check for wear, damage, or cracking of upper and lower rubber support pads
5.0 Implement/attachment inspection
rs - pins/bores
Check for damage or wear to linkage pins
Refer to Linkage Pin Inspection Guidelines for inspection procedure
e lift arm attaches to frame
Check lift arms for structural damage and for cracks around welded joints
Check pin joints for
Damage or wear to pins/bores
Loose, damaged, or missing retainer bolts
Oil leaks indicated by dirt or oil buildup around the lip seals
r - pins/bores
e tilt lever attaches to lift arm
, cracks
age pins/bores
Check for loose or broken flange mounting bolt
Check for elongated bolt hole in flange (the hole located behind pin retaining bolt)
Check for loose or missing pin retainer bolts
Check for irregular-shaped pin bores
Check for straightness

Check for wear
eral condition
Check for cracks beside adapters and corner welds
partment (if equipped)
Check for loose or broken mounting bolts
Check condition of rope/cable (frayed or broken strands of rope/cable)
pe which indicates:
Performance Checks for Underground Scoop (Diesel - All)
Status assessment ü- Normal M - Monitor A - Action Blank – Not Applicable
1. Performance Checks
1.1 Hydraulic Performance Checks
Status Description Units Observed Specified (+)Tol (-)Tol Comments
1.1.1 Implement Cycle Time - Check
Lift (Ground to Fully Raised)
Tilt (Full Tilt Back to Full Dump)
Ejector (closed to full extension)
1.1.2 Lift & Tilt Cylinder Drift - Check Oil Temperature Ranges
Units Observed ??° to ??° ??° to ??° ??° to ??°
Oil Temperature
Units Observed Maximum Allowable Minimum Allowable Minimum Allowable Minimum Allowable
Movement Time (sec) Time (sec) Time (sec)
Lift Cylinder
Tilt Cylinder
1.2 Brake Performance Checks
Status Description Units Observed Specified (+)Tol (-)Tol Comments
1.2.1 Brake Accumulator - Test (Test from OMM)
1.2.2 Parking Brake - Test (Test from OMM)
1.2.3 Service Brake - Test (Test from OMM)

1.3 Steering Performance Checks
*Status Description Units Observed Specified (+)Tol (-)Tol Comments
1.3.1
Left Steering Time (High Idle)
Right Steering Time (High Idle)
Left/Right Time Difference (Max)

1.4 Engine Performance Checks

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SMCS - Job Code - 540 Component Code - 753S

Cat dealer Customer

Customer: Mine Name: Section Number:

Status of the Machine

1. Prepare Machine Inspection

1.2 Prepare the machine for the inspection

1.3 Perform safety inspection

1.4 Observe engine exhaust colors

1.5 Listen for unusual noises

2.2 Final drives and wheel spindles (fluid levels)

2.3 Front and rear differentials (fluid levels)

2.4 Front, center and rear drive shafts (u-joints)

2.5 Drive shaft carrier bearing

Torque converter, transmission and transfer gear box

2.8 Center section upper hitch pins/bores

2.9 Steering frame lock

2.10 Steering cylinders - pins/bores

2.11 Front main frame

2.12 Rear main frame

2.13 Center section

2.14 Pivot stop blocks

3.2 Warning horn

3.3 Work light control switch

3.4 Hydraulic control valves

3.5 Brake release hand pump

3.6 Operating gauges

3.7 Fire suppression

3.8 Fire suppression detection wire - spray nozzles

3.9 Portable fire extinguisher

3.10 Emergency stop button

3.11 Emergency intake air shut-off

3.12 Radiator, oil cooler, condenser, and aftercooler

3.13 Fenders, covers, and guards

3.14 Engine oil pan

3.15 Fuel tank

3.16 Self closing fuel tank cap

3.17 Fuel tank drain

3.18 Hydraulic tank, tank cap, and vent

3.19 Hydraulic tank fluid level

3.20 Air tank (if equipped)

3.21 Declutch pedal (if equipped)

4.2 Pre-cleaner and air cleaner Filter

4.3 Air intake manifold/ducting

4.4 Air cleaner service indicator

4.5 Radiator, air inlet, oil cooler, and aftercooler lines

4.6 Radiator caps

4.6 Belts, pulleys, compressor clutch, and fan motor

4.7 Cooling fan, fan guard, and shroud

4.10 Water pump

4.11 Fuel lines and fuel pump

4.12 Fuel injection setting wire seal

4.13 Fuel filters and fuel priming pump

4.14 Fuel shut off valve

4.15 Exhaust manifold

4.16 Exhaust components

4.17 Exhaust scrubber

4.18 DPM filter housing (If equipped)

4.20 Cylinder head and valve cover

4.21 Engine wiring harness

4.22 Engine mounts

5.2 Area where lift arm attaches to frame

5.3 Tilt cylinder - pins/bores

5.4 Area where tilt lever attaches to lift arm