SANY SRT95C Off-Highway Truck. Service Manual - page 32

Installation'  of  the  Maintenance  Manual  to 
adjust the tension of a new belt or recycled 
belt.
Front brake-check and replace the worn brake 
pads and brake disc.

Caution

:  Such  maintenance  interval  is 

applicable  for  normal  working  conditions. 
The maintenance should be conducted more 
frequently under poor working conditions. The 
friction material of brake pads can not be worn 
less than 3 mm (0.12 in.).

Every 1000 hours of operation

Inspection of the pressure of hydraulic system 
- Check the pressures of all steering, hoist and 
braking systems.

Caution

:  The  procedure  and  positions 

of  inspection  points  are  detailed  in  the 
Maintenance Manual. Repair or replace the 
elements of related system if the detected 
pressure does not match with the set value, so 
as to make sure the system can work normally. 
Moreover, the safety regulations described in 
related chapters must be strictly followed.
Main hydraulic oil tank filter-clean the filter 

housing and replace the filter.

Rear disc brake cooling oil filter-Replace the 

filter if the indicator has exceeded the limit or 

worked for 1,000 hours.

Every 2000 hours of operation

Steering  hydraulic  oil  filter-Clean  the  filter 
housing  and  replace  the  filter  when  the 
instrument indiciates blocking or has worked 
for 2,000 hours.

Engine and transmission

The data included in the 'Table of Lubrication 
and Maintenance' is cited from the 'Usage 
and  Maintenance  Manual'  provided  by  the 
manufacturer and it is effective during the 
issuance period. The data obtained by the 

user from this figure should be consistent with 

the 'Usage and Maintenance Manual' provided 

Others

by the manufacturer. If not, the engine and 
transmission data provided with the machine 
should prevail. Our company will regularly 
contact the manufacturer for updates of the 
'Usage and Maintenance Manual'.

Others

Working capacity

Maintenance volume

Serial No.

Description 

lubricant

Maintenance volume 

L

U. S. gallon

1

Engine crankcase and filter

EO

134

35.4

2

 Transmission and filter

HTF

100

26.0

3

 Hoist cooling oil tank

HO

300

79.2

4

 Hoist system and brake cooling system

HO

560

148.0

5

 Steering brake oil tank

HO

62

16.4

6

 Steering brake system (total)

HO

65

17.2

7

 Cooling system

Cooling liquid

304

80.3

8

Fuel tank

Diesel

1030

272.1

9

 Front suspension cylinder (per piece)

HO

30

8.0

10

 Rear suspension cylinder (per piece)

HO

21

5.6

11

 Power output device

EPL

4

1.1

12

 Differential 

EPL

61

16.1

13

 Hub reducer (total)

EPL

57

15.1

14

 Air-conditioning compressor

PAG Oil

0.125

0.033

Note

: The refuel amount given is not precise. Oil gauge, liquidometer or liquid level cover should 

be combined with 'Recommended Lubricants'. 

Temperature conversion table

℃

-32  -30  -27  -25  -20  -18  -15  -10  0  10  15  25  32  35   38  45   93  190

℉

-26  -22  -17  -13  -4    0    5  14  32  50  59  77  90  95  100  113  200  375

Others

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Front wheel hub bearing

Steering column

Y

o

k

e

 b

e

a

ri

n

g

 o

f 

transmission shaft

Multifunctional 

lithium base 

grease 

(molybdenum 

free), melting 

point being 

190°C(compo-

und lithium 

base synthetic 

grease)

A

bo

ve -40°

C

ISO VG-460

NLGI 1.5

Mobil

Housing

Mobilith

SHC 460

A

bo

ve -30°

C

NLGI 2

Lithium base grease 2#

Others

The 

parts 

for 

centralized 

lubrication and

Multi-

functional 

lithium base 

grease 

(molybdenum 

free), 

(compound 

lithium 

A

bo

ve 25°

C

W

ith

 o

r 

w

ith

ou

t 

molybdenum

NLGI 2

Mobil

Housing

Kunlun

Great 

wall

Lithium base grease 2#

a

n

d

 o

th

e

r 

lubrication

W

ith

 o

r 

w

ith

ou

t 

molybdenum

NLGI 1

Mobil grease XHP321Mine

Mobil grease XHP221Mine

B

el

ow -20°

C

W

ith

 o

r 

w

ith

ou

t 

molybdenum

C

on

su

lt 

lo

ca

l 

gr

ea

se 

suppliers

Others

Note1

: When the ambient temperature remains 

higher or lower than the specified ambient 
temperature, consult the grease manufacturer 
for the correct viscosity.

Note 2

: Cummins Engine Company Limited 

only recommends such engine oil as complies 
with API  grade  but  not  other  oil  brands. 
Cummins  recommends  that  only  oil  with 
multi-grade viscosities under various ambient 
temperatures listed above be applied.

Note 3

: Operation at the lowest temperature 

listed above without correct pre-heating or 
heating may result in reducing the service 
life of transmission. If an auxiliary heater is 
provided for oil, pre-heat oil to the minimum 
temperature  limit.  In  case  of  no  auxiliary 
heater,  operate  the  accelerator  of  engine 
to a certain degree and heat oil to a certain 
temperature with the transmission remaining 
in the neutral position.
Hydraulic  oil  of  transmission  should  meet 
the requirements of Allision C-4. Consult the 

lubricant manufacturer for verification. 

Other  lubricant  manufacturers  may  also 
provide similar products, so please consult 

them for verification.

Note 4

: If the rear axle with antiskid differential 

adopts  SAE90  standard  oil,  great  noises 
and wheel clamping will occur upon sudden 
turn and slow drive. EP oil with anti-skidding 
additive should be applied.

Others

36.2  Technical  Conditions  for 

Bolts and Nuts

Threaded  connection  is  a  very  important 
and it is a type of widely-used mechanical 
connection.  Most  threaded  connections 
need to be tightened for installation so as to 
enhance rigidity, tightness and anti-looseness 
capacity of connection. It is particularly true 
for the threaded connection at an important 
position, where the corresponding tightening 
torque  must  be  reached. These  threaded 
fasteners may affect related components and 
even the reliability, performance and security 
of the entire system. In case that any fastener 
get loosened or damaged and it is required 
to make replacement during operation, the 
fastener must be tightened in accordance with 
designated tightening torque values.
We have prepared the following tables for 
all fasteners used in the truck such as bolts, 
nuts, double-screw bolts as so as to prevent 
overload damage resulting from overexertion 
during assembly and meanwhile to establish a 

unified standard for tightening these fasteners 

in a secure manner.

Others

Table 1 Maximum tightening torques of threaded fasteners (metric)

Thread 

specification

(Nominal 

DiameterScrew 

Pitch)

Performance Level

8.8

9.8

10.9

12.9

Tightening torque

N•m

 Lb/ft

N•m

 Lb/ft

N•m

 Lb/ft

N•m

 Lb/ft

M1.6

–

–

0.20

0.15

–

–

0.20

0.15

M2.0

–

–

0.25

0.20

–

–

0.45

0.30

M2.5

–

–

1

0.75

–

–

1

0.75

M3.0

–

–

1

0.75

–

–

2

1.5

M3.5

–

–

2

1.5

–

–

3

2

M4.0

–

–

3

2

–

–

4

3

M5.0

–

–

5

4

–

–

8

6

M6.0

–

–

9

6

–

–

13

10

M8.0×1.25

–

–

21

15

27

20

32

23

M8.0×1.00

–

–

23

17

29

21

34

25

M10.0×1.50

–

–

42

31

54

39

63

46

M10.0×1.25

–

–

45

32

57

41

67

48

M12.0×1.75

–

–

74

53

94

68

110

80

M12.0×1.25

–

–

81

58

103

74

121

87

M14.0×2.00

–

–

118

85

151

109

176

127

M14.0×1.50

–

–

128

92

163

118

190

137

M16.0×2.00

169

122

–

–

234

169

274

197

M16.0×1.50

181

130

–

–

250

180

292

211

M18.0×2.50

234

169

–

–

323

234

378

273

M18.0×1.50

263

190

–

–

363

262

425

307

M20.0×2.50

330

239

–

–

457

330

531

386

M20.0×1.50

367

265

–

–

507

366

593

423

M22.0×2.50

451

325

–

–

623

450

728

526

M22.0×1.50

495

357

–

–

684

494

800

577

M24.0×3.00

571

412

–

–

790

570

923

667

M24.0×2.00

623

450

–

–

861

622

1007

727

M27.0×3.00

837

605

–

–

1158

836

1354

977

M27.0×2.00

903

652

–

–

1250

902

1461

1055

M30.0×3.00

1135

820

–

–

1570

1134

1835

1325

M30.0×2.00

1258

908

–

–

1740

1256

2034

1468

M30.0×1.50

1300

939

–

–

1799

1299

2102

1516

M36.0×4.00

1985

1433

–

–

2745

1982

3208

2317

M36.0×3.00

2102

1517

–

–

2907

2099

3398

2453

Others

Note

: 

1. The maximum tightening torque value of standard bolt (nut) in this table is approximately 75% 
of the yielding limit of bolt (nut) materials.
2. All the torque values in the table 'Lubrication' defined here includes the usage of threaded 
lubricant, cadmium plating or quenching gasket.
3. The torque values in the table is the recommended ones for general fasteners and a variation 
of ±10% is allowed for tightening torque in practice.

Table 2 Maximum Tightening Torque of Threaded Fastener (British)

Thread

Specifications

(Nominal 

Diameter - 
Number of 

teeth)

Performance Level

With 12 cap 

screws

GM 260-M steel

SAE 2

GM 280-M steel

SAE 5

GM 290-M steel

SAE 7

GM 300-M steel

SAE 8

Tightening moment

N•m

 Lb/ft

N•m

 Lb/ft

N•m

 Lb/ft

N•m

 Lb/ft

N•m

 Lb/ft

0.25-20

5

4

8

6

11

8

12

9

14

10

0.25-28

7

5

10

7

12

9

14

10

15

11

0.31-18

11

8

18

13

22

16

24

18

27

20

0.31-24

12

9

19

14

24

18

27

20

30

22

0.38-16

20

15

31

23

38

28

43

32

49

36

0.38-24

23

17

34

25

43

32

49

36

56

41

0.44-14

33

24

47

35

59

43

68

50

75

55

0.44-20

37

27

54

40

68

50

79

58

87

64

0.50-13

50

37

75

55

94

69

106

78

119

88

0.50-20

56

41

88

65

106

78

122

90

134

99

0.56-12

75

55

108

80

136

100

156

115

171

126

0.56-18

81

60

122

90

149

110

176

130

191

141

0.62-11

102

75

149

110

190

140

217

160

237

175

0.62-18

115

85

169

125

210

155

244

180

270

199

0.75-10

176

130

271

200

332

245

380

280

420

310

0.75-16

203

150

298

220

366

270

420

310

472

348

0.88-9

169

125

434

320

536

395

610

450

679

501

0.88-14

190

140

488

360

590

435

678

500

751

554

1.00-8

258

190

651

480

800

590

915

675

1021

753

1.00-12

285

210

719

530

881

650

1003

740

1119

825

1.00-14

285

210

732

540

902

665

1030

760

1148

847

1.12-7

366

270

800

590

1132

835

1302

960

1447

1067

1.12-12-

407

300

902

665

1274

940

1451

1075

1624

1198

Others

1.25-7

515

380

1132

835

1600

1180

1830

1350

2043

1507

1.25-12

569

420

1254

925

1776

1310

2034

1500

2267

1672

1.38-6

664

490

1478

1090

2095

1545

2400

1770

2676

1974

1.38-12

759

560

1688

1245

2393

1765

2739

2020

3056

2254

1.50-6

881

650

1966

1450

2786

2055

3186

2350

3556

2623

1.50-8

936

690

2088

1540

2962

2185

3390

2500

3781

2789

1.50-12

990

730

2217

1635

3145

2320

3593

2650

4010

2958

1.75-5

–

–

–

–

4393

3240

5016

3700

5604

4133

1.75-12

–

–

–

–

5091

3755

5830

4300

6497

4792

1.88-8

–

–

–

–

6006

4430

6874

5070

7664

5653

1.88-12

–

–

–

–

6304

4650

7213

5320

8048

5936

2.00-4.5

–

–

–

–

6623

4885

7565

5580

8448

6231

2.00-8

–

–

–

–

7342

5415

8406

6200

9367

6909

2.00-12

–

–

–

–

7687

5670

8786

6480

9811

7236

2.25-4.5

–

–

–

–

9701

7155

11090

8180

12377

9129

2.25-8

–

–

–

–

10629

7840

12148

8960

13566 10006

2.25-12

–

–

–

–

11050

8150

12636

9320

14102 10401

2.5-12

–

–

–

–

15280

11270

17463 12880 19500 14383

Note

: 

1. The maximum tightening torque value of standard bolt (nut) in this table is approximately 75 % 
of the yielding limit of bolt (nut) materials.

2. Thread specification '0.25-20': 0.25 indicates that thread nominal diameter is 0.25in and 20 that 

screw pitch is 20 teeth per foot (screw pitch), which is 25.4mm/20=1.27mm after conversion into 
metric system, i. E. screw pitch is 1.27mm. 
3. All the torque values in the table 'Lubrication' defined here includes the usage of threaded 
lubricant, cadmium plating or quenching gasket.
4. The tightening torque values in the table is the recommended ones for general fasteners and a 
variation of ±10% is allowed for tightening torque in practice.

5. The tightening values in the table correspond to the materials as specified by GM standard. As 

for materials beyond GM standard, refer to Table 3 for converting the materials into GM standard 
materials and then search for torque values.

Others

Table 3 Correspondence between Non-GM standard materials and GM standard materials

Non-GM Standard Material

Hardness

Non-GM Standard Material

Common low-

carbon steel

SAE1018

ROCKWELL 'B'85-100

GM 260-M

SAE1020

Common medium-

carbon steel

SAE1035

ROCKWELL 'C'19-30

GM 280-M

SAE1038
SAE1045

Medium-carbon 

alloy steel

SAE4140

ROCKWELL 'C'28-34

GM 290-M

ROCKWELL 'C'32-38

GM 300-M

SAE8642

ROCKWELL 'C'28-34

GM 290-M

ROCKWELL 'C'32-38

GM3 00-M

SAE5157

ROCKWELL 'C'28-34

GM 290-M

SAE5147

ROCKWELL 'C'32-38

GM 300-M

Caution: 
1. Inappropriate turning tools and wrenches are strictly forbidden for tightening of bolts and nuts. 
For tightening of the bolts and nuts in group, they should be uniformly tightened in a certain order 
gradually (generally 2~3 times) according to the shapes of adapted pieces and distribution of 
bolts or nuts so as to ensure identical pre-tightening force for all bolts or screws. For tightening 
groups of bolts arranged in a rectangle, start from the middle and then expand to two sides 
symmetrically. For tightening groups of bolts or nuts arranged in a circle or square, it must be 
done symmetrically. If there is a locating pin, start tightening from the bolt or screw adjacent to 
the locating pin.
2. If anti-loosing safety iron wire applies to bolt head, thread and secure them in the turning 
direction of thread. If double nuts are used without anti-loosing bonder, the thin nut should be 
installed first and tightened to approximately 80% of the tightening torque. Then apply 100% 
tightening torque to tighten the thick nut.
3. If fasteners need to be replaced, the new ones of the same type or substitutes with equivalent 
performance as the original fasteners should be used. Substitutes with inferior quality or different 
design may not be used so as to avoid unnecessary damages including equipment damages or 
personal injuries.
Self-locking fasteners
After being disassembly and reinstalled onto the original fitting pieces, self-locking fasteners 
can generate a kind of measurable engagement or torque for re-locking. However, the locking 
function of a self-locking nut will degenerate to a certain degree after each use. To ensure the 

reliability of self-locking fasteners, the self-locking fasteners specified for the truck can be used 5 

times to the maximum according to technical requirements. A mark should be made on the head 
of a self-locking fastener each time it is dismantled so as to inform the assembly operators of the 
times that this self-locking fastener has been used. If it has been used for 5 times, it should be 
replaced with new self-locking fastener.

Others

The table below gives out the minimum torque of a self-locking fastener for disassembly after 
initial use. If the self-locking fastener whose torque fail to reach the minimum torque value as 
provided in the table can not be reused regardless of whether it has not been used for 5 times.

Table 4 Minimum disassembly torque of self-locking fastener

Thread 

specification

Self-locking screw

Self-locking nut

Performance Level

SAE Grade 5, SAE Grade 8 

and  ASTM A-574

SAE Grade 5 

SAE Grade 8 

N•m

 Lb/ft

N•m

 Lb/ft

N•m

 Lb/ft

0.25-20

0.3

3

0.4

3.5

0.5

4.5

0.25-28

0.3

3

0.4

3.5

0.5

4.5

0.31-18

0.6

5

0.6

5.5

0.9

7.5

0.31-24

0.6

5

0.6

5.5

0.9

7.5

0.38-16

1.0

9

1.0

8.5

1.3

11.5

0.38-24

1.0

9

1.0

8.5

1.3

11.5

0.44-14

1.4

12

1.4

12

1.8

16

0.44-20

1.4

12

1.4

12

1.8

16

0.50-13

1.8

16

1.7

15

2.3

20

0.50-20

1.8

16

1.7

15

2.3

20

0.56-12

2.5

22

2.4

21

3.2

28

0.56-18

2.5

22

2.4

21

3.2

28

0.62-11

3.4

30

3.1

27

4.1

36

0.62-18

3.4

30

3.1

27

4.1

36

0.75-10

5.1

45

4.6

41

6.1

54

0.75-16

5.1

45

4.6

41

6.1

54

0.88-9

7.3

65

7.0

62

9.3

82

0.88-14

7.3

65

7.0

62

9.3

82

1.00-8

9.6

85

9.5

84

12.7

112

1.00-12

9.6

85

9.5

84

12.7

112

1.00-14

–

–

9.5

84

12.7

112

Others

36.3 Maintenance Tools

I n t r o d u c t i o n T h i s   c h a p t e r   i n v o l v e s 
recommended  tools  or  devices  for  repair, 
maintenance, and troubleshooting, to some 
of which both the metric system and British 
unit system are applicable. These tools can 
be purchased from manufacturers or relevant 
agents.

Note

: The  company  reserves  the  right  of 

designing  and  manufacturing  tools  and 
devices, and such tools and equipment sold 

previously can be modified free of restraint.

Note

: One tool may consist of one piece or 

many pieces.

Others

General tools

Material code

Name of Material

21082029

Preset torque wrench

21082357

AC-type torque wrench

21082140

Torque wrench

B260401090201

Manual torque wrench

21082597

Industrial torque wrench

B260401090200

Torque spanner

21085392

1’ Torque spanner

A260401090255

Open torque spanner

21085398

6 torque wrench with changeable head

A260401090198

Manual torque wrench

21084144

 Ratchet wrench

21085383

Pneumatic wrench

21085384

Pneumatic inner hexagon socket

21085386

Pneumatic inner hexagon socket

21085387

Pneumatic socket 

21085388

Pneumatic socket 

B260401010153

Pneumatic socket 

B260401010154

Pneumatic socket 

B260401090213

Pneumatic wrench 

B260401090170

Pneumatic impact wrench

B260401090167

Pneumatic impact wrench

23000385

Heavy socket wrench

A260401030089

Socket wrench

21006035

Socket drawbar

21082977

Cross screwoperator

21084299

Cross screwoperator

21085081

Cross screwoperator

A260402020020

Cross screwoperator (wooden handle)

21005839

Cross screwoperator (wooden handle)

A260404000064

Bench vice (fixed)

21083138

Digital multimeter

21084296

Slotted screwoperator

21084297

Slotted screwoperator

21084298

Slotted screwoperator

A260402010022

Slotted screwoperator (plastic handle)

21006722

Flared tip screwoperator

Others

A260404000002

Cutting pliers

A260404000001

Cutting pliers

21004526

Diagonal pliers

21083797

Diagonal pliers

B260404000083

Diagonal pliers

B260404000080

Crimping pliers

B260404000081

Wire strippers

21080200

Sharp-nose pliers

21080201

Sharp-nose pliers

A260404000010

Sharp-nose pliers

B260404000082

Sharp-nose pliers

21018648

Electric iron bracket (including rosin and sponge)

A260409000679

Adjustable thermostatic electric iron

21018647

Directly-heated electric iron

21022552

Grease gun

21005407

Double offset ring wrench

21005904

BSW double offset ring wrench

21083801

Open-end wrench

21083762

Pistol drill

21083802

Electric hand drill

A260299000010

Angle grinder

23004510

Sledge hammer

A239900001247

Quakeproof rubber mallet

A239900001248

Quakeproof rubber mallet

21000589

Cabinet file

21084054

Round file

A290000002775

Hoist jack

A290000002777

Hoist jack

A290000002931

Hoist jack

21008017

Utility knife

A260302040006

Steel tape

A260302040000     

Steel tape

A290000002810

Charging flashlight

21008415

Manual riveting gun

A249900001088

Wiring board

21085444

Inner jump ring tongs

B260404000002

Inner jump ring tongs

B260404000005

Outer jump ring tongs

Others