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David Brown 1270 1370 amd 1570 Tractors Workshop Service Repair Manual

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Basic Information Identification Make: David Brown Model: 1270, 1370, 1570 Tractors Introduction Market Position Market Position: The David Brown 1270, 1370, and 1570 tractors represent a line of robust, versatile...
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David Brown 1270 1370 amd 1570 Tractors Workshop Service Repair Manual
Basic Information
Identification
Make: David Brown
Model: 1270, 1370, 1570 Tractors
Introduction
Market Position
Market Position: The David Brown 1270, 1370, and 1570 tractors represent a line of robust, versatile agricultural machinery designed for medium to heavy-duty farm operations. These tractors were positioned as reliable workhorses within the competitive tractor market of their era.
Competitive Analysis
Competitive Analysis: Competed with other prominent tractor manufacturers of the period, offering comparable power, features, and build quality. Key competitors would have included brands like Massey Ferguson, John Deere, Ford, and International Harvester in their respective horsepower classes.
Key Features
Key Features: Known for their strong diesel engines, reliable transmissions, advanced (for their time) hydraulic systems, and durable construction. The '70' series often featured enhanced comfort and operational features compared to earlier models.
Manual Details
Coverage Areas
Coverage Areas: Comprehensive service and repair for David Brown 1270, 1370, and 1570 tractor models.
Page Count
Page Count: 285 digital pages
Manual Type
Manual Type: Workshop Service and Repair Manual
Language
Language: English
Format
Format: Digital Download (PDF assumed based on description)
Instant Download
Instant Download: True
Free Preview Availability
Free Preview Availability: True (via 'Demo' link mentioned in description)
Manual Coverage
Systems Covered
Systems Covered: Engine overhaul, fuel system, cooling system, lubrication system, electrical system, transmission (gearbox, PTO, hydraulics), drivetrain (axles, differentials), steering system, braking system, hydraulic system (lift, steering), PTO system, front axle, rear axle, chassis, bodywork, operator controls, and general maintenance procedures.
Procedures Included
Procedures Included: Detailed step-by-step repair instructions, troubleshooting guides, diagnostic procedures, disassembly and reassembly of components, torque specifications, adjustment procedures, and preventive maintenance schedules.
Technical Depth
Technical Depth: Comprehensive; covers routine maintenance, complex repairs, component rebuilds, and diagnostic troubleshooting. Suitable for professional mechanics and experienced technicians.
Engine Overhaul
Engine Overhaul: Detailed procedures for engine disassembly, cleaning, inspection, measurement of wear components (pistons, rings, liners, bearings, crankshaft), cylinder head reconditioning, valve seating, and reassembly with specified tolerances and torque values.
Fuel System Diagnosis
Fuel System Diagnosis: Troubleshooting for starting issues, power loss, or rough running, covering fuel pump calibration, injector testing and cleaning, fuel line integrity, filter blockage diagnosis, and governor adjustment.
Hydraulic System Repair
Hydraulic System Repair: In-depth coverage of the tractor's hydraulic lift system (e.g., David Brown's own 'Hydra-Clear' or similar), pump servicing, valve block overhaul, cylinder repair, and troubleshooting hydraulic pressure loss or erratic operation.
Transmission Rebuild
Transmission Rebuild: Comprehensive instructions for gearbox disassembly, identification and replacement of worn gears, bearings, shafts, synchronizers, and shift forks. Includes clutch and PTO hub servicing.
Electrical System Schematics
Electrical System Schematics: Includes detailed wiring diagrams for starting, charging, lighting, and instrumentation systems, aiding in the diagnosis and repair of electrical faults. Component testing procedures are also provided.
Front Axle And Steering
Front Axle And Steering: Procedures for servicing the front axle kingpins, bearings, steering linkages, and hydraulic power steering components (if equipped), including alignment specifications.
Brake System Service
Brake System Service: Detailed instructions for brake shoe replacement, drum or disc machining, hydraulic brake system bleeding, and parking brake adjustments.
Bodywork And Cab
Bodywork And Cab: Guidance on servicing and repairing body panels, fenders, operator seat, and any associated cab components, including door mechanisms and ventilation systems.
Troubleshooting Charts
Troubleshooting Charts: Systematic charts that correlate symptoms (e.g., 'engine won't start', 'hydraulics are weak') with potential causes and recommended corrective actions.
Parts Identification
Parts Identification: While primarily a service manual, it will likely contain exploded views of assemblies to aid in part identification during repair, though a dedicated parts catalog would offer full part numbers.
Special Tools
Special Tools: References to specific tools or jigs required for certain repairs, which are essential for maintaining proper calibration and preventing damage during service.
Diagnostic Procedures
Diagnostic Procedures: Step-by-step methods for diagnosing issues within various systems, including electrical testing, hydraulic pressure testing, and mechanical run-out checks.
Torque Specifications
Torque Specifications: Essential torque values for all critical fasteners, including engine head bolts, main bearing caps, flywheel bolts, and axle fasteners, crucial for safe and reliable reassembly.
Front Wheel Assist
Front Wheel Assist: If equipped, the manual will cover the servicing of the front-wheel-drive axle, its engagement system, and related components.
Governors And Controls
Governors And Controls: Detailed calibration and adjustment procedures for the engine's mechanical governor and all operator controls (throttle, clutch, gear levers, PTO engagement).
Radiator And Cooling Fan
Radiator And Cooling Fan: Procedures for radiator cleaning, leak testing, thermostat replacement, and fan belt tensioning and replacement.
Alternator And Starter
Alternator And Starter: Testing and repair procedures for the charging system (alternator) and starting system (starter motor), including battery maintenance.
Instrumentation And Gauges
Instrumentation And Gauges: Troubleshooting for dashboard indicators, gauges (oil pressure, coolant temperature, fuel level, ammeter), and warning lights.
Operator Station Maintenance
Operator Station Maintenance: Servicing of the operator's seat, steering column, pedals, hand controls, and associated safety features within the operator's area.
Fuel Tank And Lines
Fuel Tank And Lines: Procedures for fuel tank cleaning, inspection for rust or damage, and replacement of fuel lines and fittings.
Exhaust System
Exhaust System: Inspection and replacement of exhaust manifold, pipes, and muffler to ensure efficient operation and noise reduction.
Air Cleaner Service
Air Cleaner Service: Detailed instructions for servicing the air cleaner element (oil bath or dry type), including cleaning procedures and replacement intervals.
Power Take Off Shaft Maintenance
Power Take Off Shaft Maintenance: Servicing of PTO clutch, shaft, and related components to ensure reliable power transfer to implements.
Manual Specifications
File Format
File Format: PDF (assumed)
Print Quality
Print Quality: High-resolution digital format suitable for on-screen viewing and printing. (Note: Actual print quality depends on user's printer.)
Binding Type
Binding Type: N/A (Digital Download)
Paper Type
Paper Type: N/A (Digital Download)
Engine Specifications
Primary Engine
Primary Engine: Typically powered by robust, naturally aspirated diesel engines. Specific engine families like the David Brown 4-cylinder or 6-cylinder direct-injection engines would be fitted, with displacement varying across the 1270, 1370, and 1570 models. (e.g., the 1370 likely featured a 6-cylinder engine).
Performance
Performance: Horsepower ratings would range from approximately 70-80 HP for the 1270, up to 90-100 HP for the 1570, with torque optimized for pulling power in agricultural applications. (Specific figures would be detailed in the manual).
Fuel System
Fuel System: Equipped with reliable, high-pressure injection pumps (e.g., rotary or inline injection pumps from manufacturers like CAV or Bosch) and mechanical governors for fuel delivery and speed control. Fuel filters and pre-filters are crucial components.
Engine Type
Engine Type: Direct Injection Diesel Engine
Bore And Stroke
Bore And Stroke: Specific bore and stroke dimensions for each engine variant (e.g., 3.74" x 4.52" for a typical 6-cylinder engine) are detailed in the manual.
Cooling System
Cooling System: Pressurized liquid cooling system with radiator, fan, water pump, and thermostat. Capacity and coolant type specifications provided.
Lubrication System
Lubrication System: High-pressure, full-flow lubrication system with a gear-type oil pump, oil filter, and oil cooler (if equipped). Oil capacity and change intervals are critical.
Ignition System
Ignition System: N/A (Diesel engine, no spark ignition system; uses compression ignition.)
Compression Ratio
Compression Ratio: Typical compression ratios for diesel engines of this era would be in the range of 16:1 to 20:1, crucial for ignition. Exact figures are in the manual.
Engine Torque Values
Engine Torque Values: Specific torque values for critical engine components like cylinder head bolts, main bearings, connecting rod bolts, and flywheel are meticulously detailed.
Transmission
Standard
Standard: Likely featured a constant mesh gearbox with multiple forward and reverse gears. A 'Synchronized' or 'Speed Shift' transmission might have been standard or optional, facilitating smoother gear changes.
Optional
Optional: Options could include a Power Take-Off (PTO) engagement system, possibly with multi-speed PTO options. Select-O-Speed or similar hydrostatic or powershift options are less likely for this era and model line but would be specified in the manual if available.
Features
Features: Heavy-duty construction to handle significant torque loads. Clutch type would typically be a single or dual-plate dry clutch. Differential lock would be a standard feature for enhanced traction.
Clutch Type
Clutch Type: Single or Dual Dry Plate Clutch
Gear Ratios
Gear Ratios: Specific gear ratios for all forward and reverse gears are provided, crucial for performance analysis and component identification.
Pto Speed
Pto Speed: Typically 540 RPM and/or 1000 RPM PTO speeds, with engagement and servicing procedures detailed.
Differential Lock Operation
Differential Lock Operation: Explanation of the differential lock mechanism, its operation, and any maintenance requirements.
Dimensions
Exterior
Exterior: Dimensions (length, width, height) would vary between models, but all would be designed for agricultural field work. Wheelbase and track width would be adjustable to suit different row crops and field conditions. (Specific dimensions are found within the manual).
Cargo
Cargo: N/A (Tractors are not typically classified by cargo capacity in the automotive sense; however, their implement hitch capacity is critical.)
Weights
Weights: Operating weight (tare weight) would be substantial, likely in the range of 7,000 to 10,000 lbs (approx. 3,175 to 4,535 kg), designed for stability and traction. Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) would accommodate mounted implements and ballast.
Wheelbase
Wheelbase: Wheelbase figures vary by model, contributing to stability and turning radius. Specific measurements are in the manual.
Track Width
Track Width: Adjustable track width for front and rear wheels to accommodate various row spacings and field conditions.
Hitch Capacity
Hitch Capacity: Details on the tractor's three-point hitch (Category II or III) lift capacity and implement compatibility.
Turning Radius
Turning Radius: The manual may provide turning radius specifications with and without brakes applied, essential for field maneuverability.
Safety Features
Ratings
Ratings: Tractor safety standards of the era would focus on roll-over protection (ROPS), brake performance, and safe operation of PTO and hydraulic systems. Specific crash test ratings are not applicable in the automotive sense.
Active Features
Active Features: Differential lock, reliable braking system (typically mechanical or hydraulic drum/disc brakes), stable chassis design, and potentially parking brake functionality.
Passive Features
Passive Features: Operator safety guards for moving parts (PTO, belts), robust chassis, and a well-designed operator's station that, depending on the year and options, may have included basic seat belts or provisions for Roll-Over Protective Structures (ROPS).
Technology Features
Infotainment
Infotainment: N/A (Tractors of this era do not feature automotive-style infotainment systems.)
Driver Assistance
Driver Assistance: N/A (Tractors of this era do not feature advanced driver assistance systems.)
Connectivity
Connectivity: N/A (Tractors of this era do not feature digital connectivity features.)
Maintenance
Service Intervals
Service Intervals: The manual provides detailed schedules for engine oil changes, filter replacements (oil, fuel, air), hydraulic fluid and filter changes, transmission fluid checks, and lubrication points. Intervals are typically based on operating hours (e.g., 250, 500, 1000 hours) and calendar time.
Fluid Specifications
Fluid Specifications: Specifies exact types and viscosities for engine oil (e.g., API CD or CE grade, SAE 15W-40), hydraulic fluid (e.g., UTF - Universal Tractor Transmission Fluid or specific tractor hydraulic oil), transmission oil, and coolant (e.g., ethylene glycol-based antifreeze).
Known Issues
Known Issues: Common issues addressed might include wear in the transmission synchronizers, hydraulic pump performance degradation, engine seal leaks, starter motor issues, and wear on PTO components. The manual offers diagnostic and repair procedures for these.
Engine Oil Capacity
Engine Oil Capacity: Typical engine oil capacity would be around 10-12 quarts (9.5-11.4 liters), with specific figures provided in the manual.
Hydraulic Oil Capacity
Hydraulic Oil Capacity: Hydraulic system fluid capacity varies, often in the range of 10-15 gallons (38-57 liters), including transmission and rear differential. Manual will confirm exact capacity and fluid type.
Tire Sizes
Tire Sizes: Common front tire sizes might be 7.50-16 or 9.50-16, and rear tire sizes often 16.9-30 or 18.4-34, but variations exist. The manual will list all approved sizes and pressures.
Valve Lash Adjustment
Valve Lash Adjustment: Specific procedures and cold/hot valve clearance specifications for ensuring proper engine breathing and performance.
Vehicle History
Brand Heritage
Brand Heritage: David Brown was a respected British agricultural machinery manufacturer with a long history of producing reliable tractors known for their sturdy construction and innovative features. The brand was eventually absorbed into the Case IH conglomerate.
Model Evolution
Model Evolution: The 1270, 1370, and 1570 models represent a significant evolution in David Brown's tractor line, likely being part of the later '70' series, which offered increased power, improved ergonomics, and more advanced technology compared to earlier models. They often featured upgraded engines and transmissions.
Production
Production: These models were produced during the 1970s and possibly early 1980s. Production facilities were primarily in the UK, at the Meltham factory in Yorkshire. Specific production years for each model variant are detailed within technical bulletins referenced by the manual.
Model Designation
Model Designation: The '1270', '1370', and '1570' designations typically refer to approximate engine horsepower ratings or series identifiers.
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