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Case 9350 Operator Manual

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Model: 9350
Type: Tractor
257 Pages·121 MB·Searchable PDF·English·Print-Ready
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Case 9350 digital instrument cluster diagram, indicator lamp layout, and operation overview for tractor controls.
Case 9350 Operator Manual
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A wheel that works loose in soft ground rarely announces itself until the hub is ruined. Keeping that from happening is the whole point of the Case 9350 operator manual PDF, 257 pages of factory instruction under OEM number Rac 9-26040 for this articulated four wheel drive tractor. Warning lamps and alarm codes on the digital instrument cluster get their own look-up pages, so an alarm in your cab means something specific instead of a guess. Tires, wheels, tread spacing and ballast take up a long stretch of the book, and the lubrication chart sets every grease point and filter change against real hour intervals. Fill the power shift transmission with 10.5 gallons when the filter comes off with PTO fitted, and torque wheel and hub mounting bolts to 600 lb ft (813 Nm). Guessing costs a hub, a day, and a weather window. Bookmarked, searchable, and yours for as long as you own the tractor.

What's Inside This Case 9350 Operator Manual

SystemPagesKey Topics
Safety/Decals8-16Safety Rules, Decals
Instruments/Controls17-45Digital Instrument Cluster, Mechanical Gauge Instrument Panel, Operating Controls
Operating Instructions46-82Before Starting the Engine, Run-In Procedure, Engine Starting Procedure
Field Operation83-120Three Point Hitch Preparation, Drawbar Clevis Preparation, Three Point Hitch Operation
Tires/Wheels/Spacing/Ballast121-162Tire and Rim Equipment, Tire and Rim Service, Tread Positions
Lubrication/Filters/Fluids163-216Lubrication/Maintenance Chart, Fuel System, Cooling System
Maintenance/Adjustments217-226Cooling System, Fan Belt, Alternator Belt and Air Conditioning Compressor Belt
Electrical System227-241Electrical Specifications, Batteries, Bulb and Lamp Replacement
Specifications242-248Diesel Engine, Power Train, Travel Speeds

Quick Reference Specifications

SpecificationValuePage
Transmission oil temperature alarm operation2 seconds every 2 minutesp. 17
Split Bushing Hub Bolts Torque266 to 294 lb ft (361 to 399 Nm)p. 127
Articulation Stop Length3/4 inch (19 mm)p. 133
Wheel and hub mounting bolts torque600 lb ft (813 Nm)p. 142
Power Shift Transmission - with Filter (With PTO) Capacity10.5 Gal.p. 179
Power Shift Transmission - with Filter (Without PTO) Capacity10.0 Gal.p. 179
Fuel Tank and Filter Drain IntervalEvery 50 Hours or when Loss of Horsepower Occursp. 184
Fuel Filter Replacement IntervalEvery 250 Hours or when Loss of Horsepower Occursp. 184
Fan belt idler pulley lock nut torque120 to 140 lb ft (165 to 190 Nm)p. 218
Low system voltageless than 9.5 voltsp. 224
Engine Oil Capacity9.7 U.S. Gal. (36.7 Litres)p. 179
Cooling System Capacity13.3 U.S. Gal. (50.3 Litres)p. 179

Case 9350 Common Problems This Manual Covers

Case 9350 transmission shifts harshly when cold

Warm the transmission fluid first: run the engine at 1500 RPM for about five minutes, as page 56 describes. Check the transmission oil level on a level surface with the fluid cold and the engine stopped, per page 200. Power Shift units with PTO hold 10.5 Gal. (39.7 Litres) with a filter, listed on page 199. Change the oil and filter every 1500 hours or annually.

Manual Section: Lubrication/Filters/Fluids p. 199
Amber transmission oil temperature light and alarm during heavy field work

Pull out of the load and idle the engine to cool the oil. The alarm sounds 2 seconds every 2 minutes, described on page 17, so do not ignore a single beep. Clean chaff off the cooler core and radiator screen, then verify transmission oil level and change the oil every 1500 hours.

Manual Section: Transmission Oil Temperature Indicator p. 19
Steering feels stiff or slow to respond when turning the tractor

Stop and check the hydraulic oil level before another round. Inspect the articulation joint area for leaks and verify both articulation stops measure 3/4 inch (19 mm) in length as shown on page 133. Check the steering error code display for a stored code, then change hydraulic oil every 1500 hours or annually.

Manual Section: Steering Error Code Display p. 61
Red low voltage indicator and alarm on the dash, transmission shifts to neutral

Shut down and check the battery cables and alternator belt before you lose the field. System voltage below 9.5 volts triggers this warning, covered in the error code reference on page 224. Adjust a used alternator belt to 90 to 120 lb ft (400 to 534 N) tension, or 140 to 160 lb ft (623 to 712 N) for a new one.

Manual Section: Low Voltage Indicator p. 224
Loss of power under load in the field, engine feels soft pulling the drawbar

Drain sediment and water from the fuel tank and filter every 50 hours or any time horsepower drops, per the maintenance chart on page 184. Replace the fuel filter every 250 hours under the same condition. Check the amber engine air filter indicator on the cluster and clean or replace the element before the next pass.

Manual Section: Lubrication/Filters/Fluids p. 184
Amber hydraulic oil filter indicator stays lit with remote hydraulics and hitch in use

Finish the pass, then park and shut down. Replace the hydraulic oil filter; the change interval is every 1500 hours or annually as listed on page 203, and the reservoir vent gets changed on that same schedule. With implements connected, cycle all remote cylinders and then check the hydraulic oil level, then restart and confirm the indicator clears.

Manual Section: Hydraulic Oil Filter Indicator p. 20

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I reset a Case 9350 transmission fault?

To reset the transmission control system, turn the key switch to the OFF position and place the transmission forward/reverse mode lever in the NEUTRAL position. Then, start the tractor engine in the normal manner. p. 69

What are the torque specifications for the wheel disc bolts on the Case 9350?

The wheel disc bolts for the planetary hub, split bushing, and flange bolted (Tiger Style) duals must be tightened to a torque of 600 lb ft (813 Nm). p. 129

What does the Case 9350 error code E10 mean?

Error code E10 indicates low system voltage, specifically less than 9.5 volts. You should check the battery charge condition, battery cable connections, and the alternator drive belt, or reduce the applied system load. p. 224

What is the engine oil capacity for the Case 9350?

The engine oil capacity for the Case 9350 is 9.7 U.S. Gallons (36.7 Litres). p. 179

What is the correct tension for a new fan belt on the Case 9350?

The correct tension for a new fan belt is 190 to 210 lb ft (845 to 934 N) when measured with a belt tension gauge. p. 218

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BrandCase
Model9350
Machine TypeTractor
Manual TypeOperator Manual
LanguageEnglish
FormatSearchable PDF (Digital Download)
Pages257
File Size121 MB
Manual No.Rac 9-26040
Wiring DiagramsNo
Hydraulic SchematicsNo
Torque SpecificationsYes
Bookmarked / IndexedYes

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