1995–1998 Massey Ferguson 6110/6120/6130 6140/6150 6160/6170 6180/6190 Tractor Workshop Manual Set, 1995–1998 (P/N 3378 015 M7)

Use the workshop procedures for repair work, the operator book for operating and maintenance requirements, and the time schedule to identify labor operations and their standard allowances.

Engine overhaul scope: The workshop volume covers engine specifications, the viscostatic fan, flywheel, shock absorber, ring gear, and clutch spacers. Full internal Perkins engine overhaul requires separate engine publications 1856562 M1 or 1646906 M1; neither is included.

PDF Search, Bookmarks, and Diagram Detail

Navigation and small labels: Text search is unavailable for the manual content. Embedded bookmarks provide access to the three publications and major sections. Small wiring labels require zooming; some tightly packed connector-pin and fuse markings remain difficult to distinguish at higher magnification.

The download is one printable, 1,213-page PDF containing all three publications and one combined cover page. The total includes that cover and 79 blank separator pages within the publication page counts above.

Drivetrain Repair, Hydraulic Testing, and Electronic Diagnosis

The following is a selection of covered work, rather than a complete contents list. Other topics include approved lubricants, fuel-system bleeding, and wheel-track adjustment.

• Tractor splitting and clutches: Step-by-step procedures for separating major tractor assemblies and servicing spring-loaded and pressure-loaded clutch units.

• Gearbox repair: Standard and heavy-duty transmissions, Speedshift, Dynashift, reverse shuttle, mechanical and electrohydraulic selectors, creeper gears, and super-creeper configurations.

• Axles, brakes, and PTO: Rear-axle trumpet housings, differentials, final drives, brake pistons and seals, PTO shafts and clutches, and 2WD/4WD front-axle repairs.

• Hydraulic diagnosis: Separate open-center and closed-center circuits, pump service, steering and brake bleeding, auxiliary-valve adjustment, and pressure and flow testing.

• Electronic troubleshooting: MF tester-programmer operation, Electronic Lift Control self-diagnosis, Autotronic 2 checks with or without the tester, sensor adjustment, parameters, and reprogramming.

• Electrical and cab systems: Wiring diagrams, lighting and fuse references, instrument-panel displays, Datatronic 2 testing, and air-conditioning diagnosis and service.

The workshop volume was written to assist MF distributors and dealers, with procedures that call for the specified service tools and test equipment.

Tractor Splitting and Transmission Work

The splitting sections identify the hydraulic connections, wiring, controls, air-conditioning couplings, and supports involved at the engine/gearbox, gearbox/rear-axle, and front-frame/engine joints.

Configuration differences: The heavy-duty gearbox uses reinforced gears and dual-cone synchronizers. Its introduction differs by model and market, helping match the tractor’s internal arrangement to the appropriate repair section before selecting parts or procedures.

Transmission work extends to clutch packs, selector rails and forks, output shafts, layshafts, mainshafts, bearing adjustment, and final operational checks. Longitudinal transmission sections and exploded Speedshift and Dynashift assemblies support the written procedures.

Speedshift assembly cautions: Incorrect planetary-gear indexing can damage the unit. Damage to the ring-carrier sealing rings can cause leakage and loss of operating pressure.

Hydraulics, Steering, and Running Gear

Open-center coverage follows the low- and high-flow circuits through the distribution valve, pumps, master cylinders, hydraulic covers, and clutch and Dynashift controls.

The closed-center chapters explain the load-sensing steering arrangement, variable-displacement and booster pumps, override units, and separate high- and low-pressure test circuits. Their diagnostic connections and test conditions distinguish these systems from the open-center installation.

Rear-axle sections add differential-bearing shimming, brake-piston leak checks, and serial-dependent brake self-adjustment details. Front-axle repair covers the model-specific AG axle families and their final-drive and differential assemblies.

Electrical Diagnosis and Cab Air Conditioning

The wiring material includes engine equipment, general and USA-specific lighting circuits, and optional front work lamps. Electronic Lift Control diagrams and diagnostic tables connect fault indications with component checks; tester screens show signal monitoring and position-sensor adjustment.

Autotronic and Datatronic: Transmission checks distinguish control inputs, sensors, solenoids, and mechanical faults. Parameter tables and software-dependent initialization instructions support the covered controller configurations. Datatronic 2 material includes configuration, calculated-value monitoring, and tester-language functions.

Cab coverage includes instrument-panel displays and air-conditioning circuit drawings, wiring, failure analysis, compressor service, evacuation, flushing, charging, and pressure checks. The coupling plug kit is identified as 3376935M91.

Operation, Labor Planning, and Service Tools

The operator book covers controls, starting and driving, Dynashift operation, brakes, differential lock, PTO, steering, hydraulic lift, remote hydraulics, three-point linkage, drawbars, maintenance, adjustments, specifications, and accessories.

The Repair Time Schedule supplies operation codes and standard allowances for labor planning, plus warranty information and a failure-code index. Its allowances assume a clean tractor and an equipped workshop; seized fasteners and nonstandard attachments are excluded from the basic times.

Tool references: An illustrated special-tool section accompanies the time schedule. Workshop callouts include Dynashift centering tool 3376887M1 and holding tools 3376888M1 and 3376920M1, alongside component torque tables and adjustment data.

The workshop volume ends with cab and air-conditioning repairs. Its opening contents lists Accessories and Service Tools, but those are not supplied as separate workshop chapters; related references appear in the other included publications.

Tractor splitting, stored hydraulic pressure, PTO work, heavy-component lifting, electrical isolation, and refrigerant service require the safety procedures and support equipment specified in the manual.

Examples of Clutch and A/C Adjustment Data

For the pressure-loaded clutch, the pedal-adjustment section specifies pushrod-to-master-cylinder piston clearance of 0.5–1 mm with the pedal against its stop.

The Sanden SD-7H15 air-conditioning specifications include a compressor-clutch air gap of 0.4–0.8 mm and an R134a system charge of 1.7 kg. These accompany the component inspection, adjustment, and charging material.