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An MTZ axle refers to the axles of the MTZ Belarus tractors. The MTZ 80 tractor has a front axle that is made of a cast iron frame. It has a 3.5-meter turning radius and can be adjusted to meet different agricultural needs. The rear axle of the MTZ 80 tractor has a cast iron housing with a semi-floating wheel arrangement. The MTZ 82 tractor has a front axle that is made of a cast iron frame. It has a 3.5-meter turning radius and can be adjusted to meet different agricultural needs. The rear axle of the MTZ 82 tractor has a cast iron housing with a semi-floating wheel arrangement.
The MTZ 85 and MTZ 100 tractors have similar front and rear axles. The front axle of the MTZ 85 and MTZ 100 tractors is a double-armed independent suspension axle. The axle is designed to provide high-speed performance and easy operation. The rear axle of the MTZ 85 and MTZ 100 tractors has a cast iron housing with a semi-floating wheel arrangement.
Below are specifications and maintenance tips for the MTZ axle.
General specifications
The MTZ Belarus tractor axles differ due to the different models of the tractors. The axle is a heavy-duty and robust design that is fitted on the Belarus tractors for the rough and tough conditions of field and farm work. Some of the MTZ-82 tractor axle specifications are as follows. The MTZ-82 tractor has an overall width of 1,310mm. The axle has a wheel track of 1,310mm and wheel diameter of 1,020mm. The axle has a turning angle of 40 degrees. The axle has a ground clearance of 435mm and a weight of 450kg. The axle has a disengaging differential lock. The MTZ-80 tractor model axle has a wheel base of 2,000mm. The axle has a overall width of 1,230mm, wheel track of 1,230mm and wheel diameter of 1,000mm. The axle has a turning angle of 45 degrees, a ground clearance of 450mm and a weight of 400kg. The MTZ-100 tractor model has a wheel base of 2,200mm, overall width of 1,440mm, wheel track of 1,440mm and wheel diameter of 1,200mm. The axle turning angle is about 50 degrees, ground clearance of 500mm and a weight of 550 kg.
Maintenance tips
Regular visual inspection should be done on the MTZ axle to check for signs of cracks, wear, damage, or leaks. The axle housing, bearings, seal, joints, and suspension components should be inspected. Clean the axle housing and the surrounding area to prevent dirt and debris accumulation. Accumulation of dirt and debris can lead to wear and damage of the axle. Ensure that the axle components are properly lubricated. Use the right lubricant and at the suggested intervals. Ensure the axle bearings and joints are lubricated to ensure smooth operation. Ensure the axle bolts and nuts are properly tightened. Loose fasteners can lead to misalignment and failure of the axle. When using the MTZ tractor, avoid overloading it. Overloading the tractor can lead to failure and damage of the axle. Avoid sharp turns and sudden stops when using the MTZ tractor. Also, avoid driving on rough terrain.
Choosing an MTZ axle can be a complex task for retailers and business owners. However, it doesn't have to be. Here are some of the things to consider:
Compatible Model:
Identify the brand and model of the MTZ tractor or vehicle for which the axle is needed. Different models may have specific axle requirements, so ensure compatibility to avoid issues during installation and operation.
Axle Type:
Determine the type of axle required based on the tractor's specifications and intended use. MTZ tractors commonly use independent front suspension (IFS) axles. However, some models may also use beam axles. Choose the axle type that best suits the tractor's performance needs and driving conditions.
Load Capacity:
Consider the load capacity of the MTZ axle. It should be able to handle the maximum load that the tractor will carry without exceeding its limits. An overloaded axle can lead to premature wear and failure, affecting the tractor's performance and safety.
Gear Ratio:
Select an axle with a gear ratio that matches the tractor's engine performance and intended use. Different gear ratios affect the tractor's speed, torque, and fuel efficiency. Choose a ratio that aligns with the tractor's requirements for optimal performance.
Brand and Quality:
Opt for axles from reputable brands known for their quality and durability. Genuine spare parts may be slightly more expensive, but they offer better performance and reliability in the long run. Consider the brand's reputation, customer reviews, and warranty offerings when choosing an axle.
Maintenance and Serviceability:
Consider the ease of maintenance and serviceability of the chosen axle. Look for features that simplify routine maintenance tasks such as lubrication and inspections. Additionally, check if the axle has readily available spare parts for repairs and replacements when needed.
Step one
Park the vehicle on a solid, level surface.
Engage the parking brake and place wheel chocks around the wheels that will remain on the ground.
Step two
Use the owner's manual to identify the correct MTZ axle parts for the specific MTZ model.
Gather all necessary tools, including jacks, jack stands, lug wrenches, sockets, wrenches, and MTZ axle parts.
Step three
Disconnect the negative battery cable using a socket wrench to prevent electrical accidents.
Step four
Lift the vehicle with a jack and place it on jack stands rated for the vehicle's weight.
Step five
Remove the wheel covering the axle to be replaced using a lug wrench.
Loosen the lug nuts slightly while the wheel is on the ground, then lift the vehicle, remove the wheel, and fully remove the lug nuts.
Step six
Follow the MTZ manual instructions to remove the axle.
This may involve removing components like the hub or suspension parts to access the axle.
Step seven
Compare the old axle with the new MTZ axle to ensure they are the same size and type.
Step eight
Install the new axle following the reverse procedure for removal.
Make sure it is seated correctly to avoid future problems.
Step nine
Reconnect any removed components, such as the hub and suspension parts.
Step ten
Lower the vehicle off the jack stands and reattach the wheel using the lug wrench to tighten the lug nuts.
Step eleven
Start the vehicle and engage it to ensure the axle is functioning correctly.
Q1: What is an MTZ Belarus axle?
A1: An MTZ Belarus axle is a part of the Belarus tractor models' MTZ-tractor series. The MTZ-tractor series is well-known for its reliable work on the farm, construction sites, and other off-road environments. The MTZ Belarus axle is designed to be strong and handle heavy loads. It is an essential part of the Belarus tractors for those who want a reliable and tough tractor axle.
Q2: What are the different types of MTZ axles?
A2: There are mainly 2 types of MTZ axles: the MTZ front axle and the MTZ rear back axle. The front axle is used to steer the tractor and keep the front wheels in place. It is important for the tractors' steering and controlling. The rear back axle connects the back wheels to the tractor. It is responsible for transferring power from the engine to the wheels, helping the tractor move forward or backward.
Q3: Can people upgrade or modify their axles?
A3: Yes, they can. An MTZ axle upgrade or modification can enhance performance, durability, and suitability for specific tasks. Buyers can add differential locks, upgrade to heavy-duty axle components, or install custom wheel hubs and brake systems.
Q4: How do people choose the right MTZ axle for their needs?
A4: When choosing an MTZ axle, consider the axle specifications, such as axle size, load capacity, and speed ratio. The new axle should match the existing equipment. Also, consider the modification options to fit specific needs.
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