Deutz-Fahr Agrotron 180.7 ProfiLine service schedule

Deutz-Fahr Agrotron · Manual dated 06/2006. Check your serial plate.

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Versions: Agrotron 180.7 ProfiLine, standard front axle; With suspended front axle

Service intervals

JobWhen
Grease the front axle pivotsevery 100 hours or every year
Engine oil and filter changeevery 500 hours or every year
Transmission, rear axle and hydraulic oil change (with filters)every 1,000 hours or every year
Front axle differential and hub reduction oil changeevery 1,000 hours or every year
Engine air filter elementsevery year
Coolant changeevery 2 years

Service jobs and parts

Grease the front axle pivots

Chassis · every 100 hours or every year

The handbook says grease the front axle king pin pivots every 100 hours and the oscillating housing joint after 250 hours and at least once a year.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Grease1EP2 grease (NLGI 2 lithium, SDFG GR-1202 L). Akros Grease T2. Aztec Oils match: VOLCATEC LITHIUM EP 2check your handbook
Step-by-step
  1. Wipe the nipples clean.
  2. Grease the 4 king pin pivots (point 5 in the handbook's diagram) every 100 hours.
  3. Grease the oscillating housing joint (point 6) every 250 hours and at least once a year.
  4. Wipe off the surplus.

Tools: Grease gun, Rag

Engine oil and filter change

Engine · every 500 hours or every year

Every 500 hours or once a year. The first change is at 50 hours. The oil filter cartridge or insert is changed with every oil change (the chart marks both together). Halve the interval if your diesel has more than 0.5% sulphur.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Engine oil115W-40. SDFG spec, ACEA E3-96, API CF (Akros Turbo), ≈17.5 L with filter. Aztec Oils match: EMPROTEC EHPD 15W-40check your handbook
Engine oil filter1No genuine number found; check your handbookcheck your handbook
Step-by-step
  1. Park on level ground, stop the engine, set the parking brake and take the key out. Run the engine to warm the oil, then let it settle for a few minutes. Hot oil burns, so wear gloves.
  2. Put the drain tray under the sump, remove the drain plug and let the oil drain fully.
  3. Unscrew the old oil filter, wipe the seat, oil the new filter's seal lightly and fit it. Tighten by hand as the filter says.
  4. Refit the drain plug with a clean washer, then fill with oil up to the top mark on the dipstick.
  5. Run the engine for a minute, stop it, wait a minute and recheck the level and look for leaks.
  6. Take the old oil to a proper disposal point.

Tools: Drain tray (15 L), Socket set and spanners, Oil filter strap wrench, Funnel, Gloves, Shop towels

Transmission, rear axle and hydraulic oil change (with filters)

Transmission · every 1,000 hours or every year

The ZF transmission oil is changed first at 500 hours, then every 1,000 hours or once a year, as the lubricant table shows.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Transmission and hydraulic oil115W-30, API GL-4. ZF TE-ML 06B/07/12, SDFG OT 1801-B (Akros Multi VT). ≈78 L (80 L with suspended axle). Aztec Oils match: AGRITEC SUTO 15W-30check your handbook
Transmission and hydraulic filters1No genuine number found; check your handbookcheck your handbook
Step-by-step
  1. Work the tractor first so the oil is warm. Park level, lower all implements, stop the engine and take the key out.
  2. Put the tray under the transmission drain and let the oil run out fully.
  3. Change the transmission and hydraulic filters as the handbook shows, with new seals.
  4. Refit the plug and refill through the filler to the mark on the dipstick or level plug.
  5. Run the engine, work the lift and spool valves a few times, stop and recheck the level.
  6. Take the old oil to a proper disposal point.

Tools: Drain tray (60 L), Socket set and spanners, Oil filter strap wrench, Funnel and filler pump, Gloves

Front axle differential and hub reduction oil change

Front axle · every 1,000 hours or every year

The first change of the front axle and final drive gear oil is at 50 hours (500 hours per the table), then once a year and at the latest every 1,000 hours.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Front axle centre oil180W-90 gear oil. API GL-5, MIL-L-2105 D, SDFG OP-1705 LS (Akros Gear EP 90 LS). ≈8.5 L. Aztec Oils match: TRANSMATEC EP-5 80W-90check your handbook
Front axle hub reduction oil280W-90 gear oil. API GL-5. ≈1 to 1.5 L each; fill to the level hole. Aztec Oils match: TRANSMATEC EP-5 80W-90check your handbook
Step-by-step
  1. Park on level ground, engine off, key out.
  2. Turn each hub until the plug is at the bottom and drain it. Drain the front differential too.
  3. Refit the drain plugs, then turn each hub so the level plug is horizontal and fill to the lip of that hole.
  4. Refill the differential to its level plug, refit all plugs with clean seals and check for leaks.

Tools: Drain tray, Socket set, Oil pump or filler bottle, Gloves

Engine air filter elements

Engine · every year

The chart has the air filter main cartridge replaced every year at least, with the safety cartridge as the chart shows.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Air filter main element1No genuine number found; check your handbookcheck your handbook
Air filter safety element1No genuine number found; check your handbookcheck your handbook
Step-by-step
  1. Check the air filter warning light and clean or replace the main element as the handbook says.
  2. Never run the engine without the main element fitted.
  3. Wipe the inside of the housing, refit the element and the cover, and check the seals.

Tools: Clean cloth, Compressed air (low pressure, dry)

Coolant change

Cooling · every 2 years

The lubricant table gives the coolant change every 2 years.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Coolant1Akros Farm Flu 28 antifreeze (SDFG EC-1548 G), 45% with 55% clean water. ≈28 L systemcheck your handbook
Step-by-step
  1. Work on a cold engine only. Never open the radiator cap when hot.
  2. Drain the system, flush it with clean water and refit the drain.
  3. Refill with the coolant mixture the handbook specifies, run to temperature, let it cool and top up.
  4. Coolant is poisonous to animals, so dispose of it properly.

Tools: Drain tray, Funnel, Antifreeze tester, Hose clip pliers

Oils, fluids and capacities

SystemOil or specCapacity
EngineDeutz BF6M 1013 EC 7.1 L 6-cylinder turbo diesel, 134 kW (182 hp)
Engine oil15W-40. SDFG spec, ACEA E3-96, API CF, MIL-L-2104 E, MB 228.3 (Akros Turbo)≈17.5 L with filter (handbook footnote adds '+ 1 L'). The technical data page lists 21 L.
Coolant≈28 L system total. Akros Farm Flu 28 antifreeze (SDFG EC-1548 G), 45% antifreeze to 55% water; replace every 2 years
Valve clearancesCheck your handbook
Engine oil15W-40 (Akros Turbo)≈17.5 L with filter
Transmission and hydraulics (ZF)15W-30, API GL-4 (Akros Multi VT, SDFG OT 1801-B, ZF TE-ML 06B, 07, 12)≈78 L (80 L with suspended front axle)
Front axle centre80W-90 gear oil, API GL-5, MIL-L-2105 D (Akros Gear EP 90 LS, SDFG OP-1705 LS)≈8.5 L
Front axle hub reductions80W-90 gear oil, API GL-5 (Akros Gear EP 90 LS)≈1 L each (the page on final drives says about 1 L each; the table says 1.5 L)
Front PTO80W-90 gear oil, API GL-5≈0.9 L
CoolantAkros Farm Flu 28, 45% with 55% water≈28 L

Specifications

PowerECE R24 maximum 134 kW (182 hp); rated 125 kW (170 hp)
Cylinders6 / 7,146 cc, bore and stroke 108 x 130 mm
Maximum torque775 Nm
Steering pump42 l/min at 180 bar
Turning radius5.80 m

Known problems

Large oil changes

The transmission holds about 78 to 80 L. Have the drums and filters ready before you start.

Sulphur in diesel

If the fuel has more than 0.5% sulphur, halve the service intervals.

Sources

Open Farmyard Workshop

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