Massey Ferguson MF 6110/6120/6130, 6140/6150/6160, 6170/6180/6190 Tractor 1995–1998 Factory Workshop Manual (P/N 3378031M1)

This Massey Ferguson workshop publication (P/N 3378031M1, February 1995 issue with revisions through December 1997) covers 1995–1998 MF 6110, 6120, 6130, 6140, 6150, 6160, 6170, 6180, and 6190 tractors. It addresses four- and six-cylinder configurations, with extensive transmission, hydraulic, axle, and electrical repair procedures.

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• Tractor splitting and clutches: Separation procedures at the engine, gearbox, and rear axle, plus spring-loaded and pressure-loaded clutch repair and shimming.
• Transmission: Standard and heavy-duty gearbox repair, Speedshift and Dynashift units, reverse shuttle, creeper gears, shaft adjustments, and synchromesh assemblies.
• Axles and PTO: Differential lock, final drives, brake components, front axle assemblies, independent power take-off (IPTO), and ground-speed PTO.
• Hydraulics: Open-center and closed-center circuits, pump testing, auxiliary spool valves, lift control, hydrostatic steering, and clutch-pressure diagnosis.
• Electrical and electronic systems: Wiring diagrams, electronic lift diagnostics, Autotronic 2 checks with and without the tester-programmer, and Datatronic 2 configuration.
• Engine and cab service: Engine specifications, flywheel and damper work, viscostatic cooling fans, instrument-panel checks, and air-conditioning diagnosis.

Written for Massey Ferguson distributors and dealers, this manual is suited to experienced technicians working on the covered tractor configurations.

Tractor splitting and clutch repair

The splitting procedures cover separation between the front frame and engine, the engine and gearbox, and the gearbox and rear axle. Clutch cross-sections and adjustment instructions distinguish the spring-loaded assemblies on MF 6110–6160 from the pressure-loaded versions on MF 6170–6190.

The MF 6170/6180 instructions identify the LUK damper and crankshaft-supported input shaft introduced at serial F058049, also used on the MF 6190. These distinctions help match a repair procedure to the actual clutch and shaft arrangement.

Gearbox assemblies and bearing adjustment

Standard and heavy-duty gearbox chapters cover shaft removal, synchromesh work, bearing adjustment, and reassembly. Speedshift exploded views accompany component service; the assembly instructions warn that incorrect planetary-gear indexing can damage the unit.

Dynashift, mechanical and electrohydraulic reverse shuttle, and creeper and super-creeper arrangements receive separate treatment. General torque and conversion tables, along with sealant recommendations, support the component-specific assembly instructions.

Rear axle, front axle, and PTO work

Rear axle procedures address the lift cover, final drives, differential lock, and brake assemblies. PTO coverage distinguishes two-speed, four-speed economy, and ground-speed arrangements.

Front axle sections cover AG85, AG105, AG125, and AG155 assemblies, with sectional views supporting differential and final-drive work. Brake bleeding procedures identify configuration and serial-number differences.

Hydraulic circuits and fault isolation

Separate open-center and closed-center sections explain circuit operation using hydraulic schematics. Pressure and flow tests distinguish pump output from leakage at individual clutches and hydraulic functions, helping narrow down the source of a fault before repair.

The closed-center spool-valve instructions identify incorrect shimming and tightening as causes of spool seizure. Hydraulic test equipment references include the MF 3001 pressure-gauge kit and MF 3003 or MF 3004 flowmeter assemblies, according to the circuit.

Wiring, Autotronic 2, and electronic lift diagnosis

Electrical coverage includes engine and cab wiring, connector identification, fuse assignments, and separate USA and non-USA lighting circuits. Autotronic 2 wiring diagrams link controller terminals, sensors, and solenoids to the corresponding diagnostic checks.

Electronic lift control includes CAN connections, flash-code diagnosis, and position-sensor adjustment. Datatronic 2 sections cover parameter coding, radar and fuel-flow checks, and tester operation; Autotronic procedures also address controller programming and reverse-shuttle initialization.

Perkins engine scope and cab equipment

Engine coverage includes specification tables, flywheel and ring-gear service, dampers, and viscostatic cooling fans. Internal engine overhaul requires the separate Perkins workshop publications referenced in Section 3A01; those publications are not included.

Cab chapters cover instrument-panel programming and Sanden SD-7H15 compressor diagnosis, supported by a refrigerant-cycle diagram and R134a service procedures.

Heavy drivetrain assemblies and pressurized fluids require appropriate workshop precautions. Match the tractor serial number and configuration to the relevant procedure before using torque settings or testing hydraulic and fuel-injection systems.

PDF contents and page count

The text is predominantly English, with some French pages and passages. The Accessories and Service Tools chapters contain divider pages only; tool references appear within the relevant repair sections.

This printable 773-page PDF contains 770 manual pages, including chapter dividers and blank pages, plus one viewer-instruction page and two reseller-notice pages. All are included in the stated total.