1997 Fendt Farmer 310, 311, LS, LSA, FW192, FW198 Workshop Manual (P/N X 990.005.120, 1997 edition)

• Covers 1997 Fendt Farmer 310 and 311 tractors in LS and LSA variants, including FW 192 and FW 198 chassis designations
• Official AGCO Fendt publication P/N X 990.005.120, 1997 edition
• Contains 1,101 pages of detailed technical procedures, exploded-view component illustrations, and system-level maintenance specifications
• Serves as the primary factory reference document for this tractor series, documenting the transition from earlier production standards

Technical Walkthrough and System Coverage

This 1,101-page technical publication delivers deep coverage for the Fendt Farmer 310 and 311 lineup. Chapters break down the exact removal and assembly sequences for the engine, gearbox, front axle, steering, and electrical systems. Separate segments address the cabin and air-conditioning components. You will also find specialized sections defining the factory documentation structure for these heavy-duty machines. Each chapter integrates exploded-view diagrams. These clearly identify sub-assemblies for the hydraulic pumps, lifting gear, and trailer control systems so you can visualize the components before tearing anything down.

Specification and Reference Data

Data sections include the torque values, lubrication charts, and fluid capacity tables essential for professional maintenance. Fluid specifications are categorized by system. This includes detailed engine oil viscosity charts and proper coolant mixtures. Fastener torque values are presented for metric threads, with specific entries for 6.9, 8.8, 10.9, and 12.9 bolt grades. For example, Fendt Farmer 310 engine mounting bolts require 10 Nm for proper seating. Front-wheel drive shaft bolts for the 1997 Fendt Farmer 311 are documented at 405 Nm. Hydraulic system fluid capacity for units equipped with a front loader is listed at 26 liters. Working on heavy machinery carries inherent physical risks, so always review the factory safety protocols and verify your equipment setup before starting any maintenance procedures.