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- Skidloader Grease points for JCB 260 approximately every 8 hours Grease points shown, recommended to use Arctic Grease.
Here’s a step-by-step guide for replacing the transmission filter on a JCB 260W or 260T Robot, presented in reverse order:
### Step 6: Reassemble
– **Reattach the Transmission Cover:** securely fasten any bolts or screws that hold the transmission cover in place. ensure that all seals are properly seated to prevent leaks.
– **Reconnect the Battery:** If you disconnected the battery, reconnect it and ensure all connections are secure.
### Step 5: Fill Transmission Fluid
– **Add New Transmission Fluid:** Using a funnel, pour the appropriate type and amount of new transmission fluid into the designated fill port. Consult the operator’s manual for specifications.
– **Check Fluid Levels:** After filling, check the fluid level using the dipstick (if equipped) and adjust as necessary.
### Step 4: Install New Filter
– **Position the New Filter:** Take the new transmission filter and align it properly with the mounting point.
– **Secure the Filter:** Hand-tighten the filter into place. ensure it is seated correctly and then use a filter wrench for an additional slight turn, if necessary.
### Step 3: Remove Old Filter
– **Unscrew Old Filter:** Use a filter wrench to carefully unscrew the old transmission filter. Be prepared for some fluid to spill out.
– **Dispose of Old Filter:** Properly dispose of the old filter in accordance with local regulations.
### Step 2: Drain Transmission Fluid
– **Find the Drain Plug:** Locate the transmission fluid drain plug.
– **Drain the Fluid:** Position a suitable container under the drain plug and remove it to allow the fluid to drain completely. Replace the drain plug once all fluid has been removed.
### Step 1: Prepare the Equipment
– **Gather Tools and Materials:** Before starting, have your new transmission filter, transmission fluid, wrench set, filter wrench,
and a container for draining fluid ready.
– **Ensure Safety:** Park the machine on a level surface, engage the parking brake, and turn off the engine. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).
### Final Note
Always consult the JCB operator’s manual for specific Instructions and specifications for your model, including the correct type of transmission fluid and filter.
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