This comprehensive workshop manual for the Volvo BM T500 tractor provides detailed instructions for all service and repair procedures specific to this model. It covers the D39 engine, also known as the Perkins 4.107, and the hydrostatic Orbitrol steering system. The manual includes detailed descriptions of the tractor's construction and operation, enabling you to understand the intricate workings of the machine. With its in-depth guidance, you will be equipped to perform a wide range of maintenance and repair tasks, from routine inspections to complex overhauls. This manual is an essential resource for anyone who owns or works on a Volvo BM T500 tractor.

The Volvo BM T500 was a heavy-duty tractor produced by Volvo BM, a Swedish manufacturer of construction equipment. It was introduced in the late 1970s and remained in production until the early 1990s. The T500 was renowned for its robust build quality, powerful engine, and versatile capabilities. It was designed for a wide range of applications, including logging, forestry, construction, and heavy haulage. Many variations of the T500 were available, with different engine configurations, drivetrain options, and specialized attachments.

The T500's success was largely due to its powerful Volvo-built diesel engine. The most common option was a six-cylinder, turbocharged engine with a displacement of around 14 liters. This engine provided ample power and torque, making the T500 capable of handling demanding tasks. The T500 was also known for its strong frame and axles, which ensured exceptional durability and load capacity. The tractor's design focused on ease of maintenance, with easily accessible components and a rugged construction. The T500, with its Volvo heritage, offered a reputation for reliability, making it a valuable asset for businesses operating in demanding environments. Though production has ceased, the T500 remains a popular choice for those seeking a robust, dependable, and powerful tractor. Its reputation for quality and performance continues to inspire respect and admiration within the heavy equipment industry.