Section XVIII. MAINTENANCE OF THE BODY

b. Servicing. The filter element is a paper type

and cannot be washed. If it is dirty, it must be replaced.

c. Installation.

(1) Install the new filter element in the shell.

(2) Position a new head gasket on the shell

and install the shell on the head.

(3) Install the washer and nut and tighten.

(4) Operate the hydraulic system and check

the filter for oil leaks.

(5) Install the right-hand cowl.

4-65. Oil Reservoir Breather

a. Removal and Disassembly. (fig. 4-60.)

(1) Unscrew the breather from the tapped

hole in the reservoir.

(2) Plug the hole in the reservoir to prevent

the entry of dirt or moisture.

(3) Remove the screw and lockwasher from

the top of the cover and lift the cover off. Remove the

filter element.

b. Service.

(1) Clean the filter element with compressed

air.

(2) Inspect the element for damage or hard

deposits. If these conditions are present, replace the

Figure 4-61. Hydraulic oil filter.

element.

(3) Separate the shell from the head and

remove the gasket.

(4) Remove the element from the shell.

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above the engine compartment. The overhead guard is

4-66. General

provided over the operator's seat to protect him from

The truck has removable side panels and a removable

falling loads.

seat and seat panel above the engine, all of which

provide access to the engine compartment.

The floor plate and the toe plate are both removable to

4-67. Radiator Grille

provide access to the torque converter, transmission,

a. Removal.

Remove the four capscrews,

hydraulic oil reservoir, tilt cylinders, and pedal linkages.

washers, lockwashers and nuts. Remove the grille (fig.

The adjustable operator's seat, which includes a

backrest and cushion, is mounted on the seat deck

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