Kawasaki 70ZIII Wheel Loader Service Manual

Product Overview

The Kawasaki 70ZIII Wheel Loader Service Manual is an essential guide for anyone involved in the maintenance and repair of the 70ZIII or 70Z3 machinery. Presented in English, this comprehensive manual comes in PDF format, spread across 372 and 362 pages for the main guide and an additional 68 pages for the supplement manual. It provides detailed information necessary for ensuring your wheel loader performs reliably over the long term.

Key Features

• Includes both main and supplementary manuals.
• Total of 802 pages covering extensive repair and maintenance procedures.
• Illustrations and photographs accompany detailed explanations for clarity.
• Structured in a user-friendly manner to facilitate systematic and logical repair work.

Benefits

• Ensures safety by highlighting critical maintenance operations with special significance indicators.
• Enhances understanding through comprehensive and current guidelines.
• Equips users with step-by-step instructions to support effective maintenance and repair.

Usage Recommendations

• Thoroughly read and understand the manual before commencing any repair work.
• Refer to the manual sections such as “General Outline,” “Functions and Construction,” and “Inspection and Adjustment” for specific guidance.
• Pay special attention to the marked safety points to prevent accidents during operation.

Manual Details

The manual contains detailed sections tailored to aid with the essential operations of the loader:

• 01 GENERAL OUTLINE
• 10 FUNCTIONS AND CONSTRUCTION
• 20 INSPECTION AND ADJUSTMENT
• 30 DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY
• 40 STANDARD VALUE

Manual Extract

Braking:
When the pedal is pressed, a piston is pushed down by a rubber spring, allowing compressed air to flow into the brake chamber via the inlet port.

Balancing:
The piston is balanced when the compressed air pressure in the brake chamber matches the pedal force, raising the piston by the rubber spring to close the inlet valve. Further pressing of the pedal lowers the piston, reopening the valve.

Releasing the Brake:
Releasing the pedal closes the inlet valve, allowing compressed air to exit the brake chamber through the exhaust valve, returning it to the atmosphere.