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Deutz-Fahr Agrotron MK3 Workshop Manual - 2001/2003 Edition

This professional workshop manual provides technical directives for the maintenance and repair of the Deutz-Fahr Agrotron MK3 tractor series. It utilizes a logic-based diagnostic approach to facilitate precise component troubleshooting and dimensional inspections. A critical maintenance requirement involves the calibration of the accelerator and hand throttle potentiometers using the SERDIA diagnostic system; failure to synchronize these values can lead to improper engine load signaling and reduced operational uptime.

Technical Applicability & Model Generations

The documentation covers the MK3 technical generation, characterized by advanced electronic transmission control and high-pressure hydraulic logic. The range is technically grouped by engine output and hydraulic system architecture (CCLS vs. LS variants).

Technical Series: Agrotron MK3 (Standard Chassis)

• Deutz-Fahr Agrotron 106 MK3 (106 CV / 78 kW)
• Deutz-Fahr Agrotron 110 MK3 (110 CV / 81 kW)
• Deutz-Fahr Agrotron 115 MK3 (115 CV / 85 kW)

Technical Series: Agrotron MK3 (Heavy-Duty Chassis)

• Deutz-Fahr Agrotron 120 MK3 (120 CV / 88 kW)
• Deutz-Fahr Agrotron 135 MK3 (135 CV / 99 kW)
• Deutz-Fahr Agrotron 150 MK3 (150 CV / 110 kW)
• Deutz-Fahr Agrotron 165 MK3 (165 CV / 121 kW)

Operational Efficiency & Safety Standards

• System-specific diagnostic protocols ensure accurate fault isolation within the Electronic Transmission Control Unit (EST45).
• Integrated safety procedures mandate a triangular support pattern when lifting heavy assemblies to prevent chassis overturning.
• Proportional solenoid valve logic in Power Shuttle variants eliminates the need for manual clutch depression during directional reversal, increasing cycle speed.

Document Metadata

• Print Number: 0442.9937.4 / 0443.7357
• Language: US English
• Scope: Complete Workshop Manual (Excluding Engine/Transmission core internals)

System Architecture & Factory Benchmarks

Operational parameters for the hydraulic and braking systems are defined by rigid factory tolerances. The braking system utilizes master cylinders with a piston diameter of 23.81 mm (0.938 in.) and a 30 mm (1.182 in.) stroke, capable of sustaining a maximum operating pressure of 120 bar (1740 psi). Transmission logic is governed by 18-bar general pressure and 10-bar pilot pressure regulating valves, ensuring precise engagement of the oil-bath multiplate clutches.

Visual Diagnostic Aids

The manual integrates several high-level technical schematics to facilitate system analysis:

• Hydraulic Gearbox & Shuttle Schematic: Illustrates solenoid valve operation (Y1–Y7) across S, H, M, and L ratios.
• Transmission Electronic System Mapping: Details the interface between the EST45 ECU, sensors (nLsa, nAb, nMot), and control levers.
• Power Shuttle Proportional Logic: Diagrams the automated main clutch control flow.

Table of Contents

• Section 00: General Standards (Safety, Tools, Torque Tables, Conversions)
• Section 10: Technical Specifications (Transmission, Braking, Front Axle, Hydraulics)
• Section 20: Electronic Diagnosis (SERDIA Software, EMR Parameters, Error Memory)
• Section 30: Removal & Refitting (Cooling System, Propeller Shafts, Lift Assemblies)
• Section 40: Electrical Systems (Wiring Diagrams, Fuse Locations, Connector Pinouts)

Operational Limits & Component Specifications

Standard tightening torques for 8.8, 10.9, and 12.9 class bolts must be strictly followed unless a specific torque is noted in the procedure. For soft materials (aluminum/plastic), these values must be reduced by 50%.

FAQ

Does this manual cover the entire Agrotron MK3 product line? Yes, this documentation is technically applicable to the standard and heavy-duty chassis variants of the MK3 generation, specifically the Agrotron 106, 110, 115, 120, 135, 150, and 165 models. It provides the specific dimensional checks and visual inspection protocols required for these specific six-cylinder tractor configurations.

What are the critical torque specifications for wheel maintenance? To ensure structural integrity and operational safety, the manual mandates specific tightening torques based on bolt diameter. For M18 x 1.5 wheel nuts, a torque of 350 Nm (258 lb.ft.) is required, while the larger M20 and M22 wheel nuts must be secured to 500 Nm (369 lb.ft.).

Can I find detailed diagnostic information for the electronic transmission? This workshop manual contains a dedicated section on Electronic Diagnosis that utilizes the SERDIA software interface. It details the calibration and troubleshooting of the EST45 ECU, including the monitoring of input signals from the nLsa and nAb sensors to ensure the Power Shuttle and Powershift logic functions within factory parameters.

What is the specific procedure for checking the hydraulic system relief pressures? The manual outlines a precise testing sequence for the steering and auxiliary hydraulics. For the steering system, technicians must verify that the relief valve is set between 191 and 198 bar (2770–2871 psi) to prevent component damage while ensuring sufficient steering response under load.

How does the digital format assist with urgent electrical repairs? The digital manual provides high-utility access to the Section 40 Electrical Systems, allowing technicians to instantly locate and print high-resolution wiring diagrams, fuse box layouts (including the RL1 through RL13 relay configurations), and connector pinouts. This capability facilitates rapid circuit tracing and reduces downtime during complex electrical fault isolation.