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Link-Belt 160 X2 Hydraulic Excavator Operator Manual

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Model: 160 X2
Type: Hydraulic Excavator
150 Pages·8.4 MB·Searchable PDF·English·Print-Ready
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Link-Belt 160 X2 operator compartment controls diagram showing seat, levers, pedals, and console components.
Link-Belt 160 X2 Hydraulic Excavator Operator Manual
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A missed grease point or the wrong oil in the swing reduction gear can park a Link-Belt 160 X2 hydraulic excavator for a day, and this 150-page Link-Belt 160 X2 operator manual PDF (OEM ID 2104) prevents it. Much of the book goes to lubrication, filters and fluids: an hourmeter-based lubrication chart, every grease point down to the turntable teeth, and the track, roller and idler checks your undercarriage relies on. From the cab chapter you learn what each monitor message means and how the C and D control patterns differ, while the specifications close out with working range and lifting capacity tables. Your hydraulic tank takes 90 liters (23.78 gal) of a 165-liter system; track shoe bolts go to 804 Nm, then a further 120°. One missing number can hold up a whole crew. Bookmarked chapters and searchable text work on screen, and the pages print clean enough to take to the bench and get greasy.

What's Inside This Link-Belt 160 X2 Operator Manual

SystemPagesKey Topics
General Information1-12To the Owner, Excavator Components, Identification Numbers
Safety, Decals, and Hand Signals13-30Safety Rules, Safety Area, Utility Safety, Operator Precautions, Decals, Hand Signals
Instruments and Controls31-62Cab, Steps and Access Handles, Position of the Operator’s Compartment Controls and Accessories, Operator’s Seat, Seat Controls, Right-Hand Control Arm and Instrument Panel
Operating Instructions63-82Before Operating the Excavator, Operating the Excavator, Run-In Period, Starting the Engine, Bringing the Excavator Up to Operating Temperature, Engine Operation
Lubrication, Filters, and Fluids83-116Servicing Instructions, Daily Inspections, Hourmeter, Lubrication Chart, Fluids and Lubricants, Fluid and Lubricant Capacities and Specifications, Lubrication Points
Maintenance and Adjustments117-130Tracks, Track Rollers and Idler Wheels, Radiator and Oil Cooler, Fan and Alternator Drive Belt, Inspecting and Cleaning the Excavator, Checking for Cylinder Leakage
Electrical131-138Fuses, Battery, Connecting One or Two Booster Batteries, Alternator, Starter Motor, Replacing a Bulb
Specifications139-148Engine, Electrical Systems, Hydraulic System, Undercarriage, Capacity of Systems and Components, Weights, Boom, Arms

Quick Reference Specifications

SpecificationValuePage
Capacity of the hydraulic tank23.78 gal (90 liters)p. 105
Total capacity of the system43.59 gal (165 liters)p. 105
Tightening torque of the track shoe600-672 lbf (813-911 Nm)p. 120
Track shoe torque804 Nm, then turn 120°p. 129
Upper roller torque521-608 Nmp. 129
Lower roller torque371-432 Nmp. 129
Maximum Torque288 lbf-ft (391 N-m) @ 1,800 rpmp. 141
Swing Torque33,264 lbf-ft (45.1 kN-m)p. 141
Main pump max flow2 x 37.5 gpm (2 x 142 l/min)p. 141
Pilot pump max flow5.8 gpm (22 l/min)p. 141
Width of standard track pads23.6" (600 mm)p. 142
Engine Oil Capacity (with filter change)4.49 gal (17 liters)p. 90

Link-Belt 160 X2 Common Problems This Manual Covers

Link-Belt 160 X2 message display showing check hyd oil filter warning during operation

Check the hour meter against the maintenance schedule on page 87: the pilot oil filter is due every 2000 hours and the suction filter every 5000 hours. Replace whichever filter is overdue, then verify the hydraulic tank level before restarting; the tank holds 23.78 gal (90 liters) per page 105.

Manual Section: Lubrication, Filters, and Fluids p. 87
track sagging between idler wheel and rollers, slack measuring outside specified range

Measure track slack following the track procedure on page 120. Compare the reading against 10.2 to 11.0 in (260 to 280 mm). Adjust track tension until it falls inside that window, then inspect the track rollers and idler wheels for damage before putting the machine back to work.

Manual Section: Maintenance and Adjustments p. 120
air trapped in fuel system after running tank low with low fuel message displayed

Fill the fuel tank first; it holds 79.25 gal (300 liters) per page 90. Bleed air from the fuel system following the Fuel System Air Bleed procedure in the Lubrication, Filters, and Fluids section. Check the fuel pre-filter service record too, since the schedule on page 87 calls for service every 250 hours.

Manual Section: Fuel System Air Bleed
attachment cylinder rods on boom and arm showing oil leakage during daily inspection

Clean the cylinder rods so fresh oil is easy to spot, then compare each rod against the Checking for Cylinder Leakage table on page 124, which rates a dry, slightly greasy or oily rod by a paper test. Release hydraulic system pressure before loosening anything. Check the tank level afterward against 23.78 gal (90 liters) on page 105, and bleed air from the attachment cylinders if any line was opened.

Manual Section: Checking for Cylinder Leakage p. 124
alternator warning on message display and batteries showing low charge at startup

Check battery charge state and electrolyte level following the battery checks in the Electrical section. Clean the battery terminals, then confirm the fan and alternator drive belt is in good condition. If the machine will not crank, connect one or two booster batteries using the procedure in the same section.

Manual Section: Battery Troubleshooting p. 136
engine producing black smoke with abnormal noise and sudden changes in engine speed

Check the message display for air filter, boost temp high, or check engine warnings before digging further. Verify engine oil level; an oil and filter change takes 4.49 gal (17 liters) per page 90. Work through the engine operation troubleshooting steps in the Operating Instructions section, and stop the machine if a warning stays on.

Manual Section: Engine Operation Troubleshooting

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the replacement specifications for the main hydraulic pump on the Link-Belt 160 X2?

The main pump has a maximum flow rate of 2 x 37.5 gpm (2 x 142 l/min). p. 141

What is the correct tightening torque for the track shoe bolts on the Link-Belt 160 X2?

The tightening torque for the track shoe bolts should be between 600-672 lbf (813-911 Nm). p. 120

What is the service interval for replacing the engine oil filter on the Link-Belt 160 X2?

The engine oil filter should be replaced every 500 hours of operation. p. 95

What is the correct tension slack for the fan and alternator drive belt?

The tension slack for the fan and alternator drive belt should be about 1/2 inch when pressure of around 20 lbs is applied to the center of the belt. p. 123

How often should the hydraulic reservoir breather be replaced?

The reservoir breather should be replaced every 1000 hours of operation. p. 105

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BrandLink-Belt
Model160 X2
Machine TypeHydraulic Excavator
Manual TypeOperator Manual
LanguageEnglish
FormatSearchable PDF (Digital Download)
Pages150
File Size8.4 MB
Manual No.2104
Wiring DiagramsNo
Hydraulic SchematicsNo
Torque SpecificationsYes
Bookmarked / IndexedYes

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