Market Segment:
Specialty agricultural and heavy-duty utility tractors, known for their speed and versatility.
Competitor Context:
The Fastrac series competes with other high-speed, multi-purpose tractors designed for a variety of agricultural and transport tasks.
Manual Value Proposition:
Enables self-maintenance and repair, saving time and money, with clear, step-by-step instructions and detailed illustrations for complex tasks.
Tractor Design Philosophy:
The Fastrac is designed for road-legal speeds, combining agricultural tractor capability with road transport efficiency.
Systems Covered:
General Information, Specifications, Engine, Power Train, Front Axle & Steering, Front Wheel Drive, Hydraulic Lift Unit, Electric System, Service Tools
Estimated Page Count:
Unavailable (Digital Format)
Manual Type:
Service Repair Manual
Engine System:
Detailed overhaul and repair procedures for the engine, including fuel system, lubrication, cooling, and exhaust.
Powertrain System:
Comprehensive coverage of the transmission, drive shafts, differentials, and final drives.
Axle Steering System:
Detailed procedures for servicing the front axle and steering components, including hydraulic steering.
Four Wheel Drive System:
Information pertaining to the front wheel drive engagement and components.
Hydraulic System:
Extensive details on the hydraulic lift unit, including pumps, valves, cylinders, and hoses.
Electrical System:
Diagrams and troubleshooting guides for the tractor's electrical system, including battery, starter, alternator, lighting, and control modules.
Maintenance:
Routine maintenance schedules, lubrication points, fluid change procedures, and filter replacement.
Troubleshooting:
Step-by-step diagnostic procedures for identifying and resolving common and complex operational issues.
Repair Overhaul:
Detailed instructions for the disassembly, repair, reassembly, and adjustment of all major tractor components.
Technical Data Reference:
Condensed service data for quick reference, including torque specifications, clearances, and fluid capacities.
Technical Depth:
Comprehensive, suitable for professional technicians and experienced owner-operators, covering everything from basic adjustments to complete component overhauls.
Engine Manufacturer:
JCB (or specified OEM)
Engine Model Family:
Likely a JCB Dieselmax or similar proprietary diesel engine, depending on the specific variant and year.
Estimated Horsepower Range:
Typically in the 100-150 HP range for models designated as '135'.
Estimated Torque Range:
Specific torque figures would be detailed in the manual, but generally robust for heavy-duty tractor applications.
Injection System:
Likely modern common rail direct injection for efficiency and emissions.
Cooling Type:
Liquid-cooled
Transmission Type:
Likely a hydrostatic or powershift transmission optimized for variable speed and high road speeds, characteristic of the Fastrac range.
Transmission Options:
May include different gear ratio options or specialized transmission software.
Shift Technology:
Advanced shift controls for smooth operation and optimal power delivery across a wide speed range.
Overall Length:
Varies by specific configuration, detailed in manual.
Overall Width:
Varies by specific configuration, detailed in manual.
Height To Cab Top:
Varies by specific configuration, detailed in manual.
Operating Weight:
Specific to model configuration, detailed in manual.
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating:
Maximum permissible weight, detailed in manual.
Cab Rollover Protection:
ROPS (Roll-Over Protective Structure) certified, standard for tractors.
Braking System:
Typically includes hydraulic disc brakes, often with ABS and parking brake functions.
Suspension System:
Independent suspension for all wheels (a hallmark of Fastrac) for enhanced ride comfort and stability at speed.
Seatbelts:
Standard operator restraint systems.
Lighting:
Comprehensive road and work lighting systems.
Cab Features:
Modern cabs typically include advanced climate control, ergonomic controls, and often integrated displays for telematics and performance monitoring.
Control Systems:
Sophisticated electronic control systems for transmission, hydraulics, and engine management.
Telematics Integration:
Many modern JCB tractors are equipped with telematics systems for remote monitoring, diagnostics, and fleet management, which would be detailed if applicable.
Engine Oil Change Interval:
Typically 250-500 hours, specific to engine and oil type, detailed in manual.
Hydraulic Fluid Change Interval:
Typically 1000-2000 hours, depending on operating conditions, detailed in manual.
Air Filter Replacement:
As needed based on operating environment, with recommended intervals detailed in manual.
Engine Oil Specification:
Requires specific diesel engine oil meeting API CJ-4 or equivalent, viscosity grade (e.g., 15W-40) specified in manual.
Hydraulic Fluid Specification:
Requires ISO VG 46 hydraulic oil or a specified proprietary blend, detailed in manual.
Coolant Specification:
Ethylene glycol-based antifreeze with corrosion inhibitors, mixed with deionized water, specific ratio detailed in manual.
Common Wear Points:
Refer to manual for detailed diagnostic procedures; typical wear points may include hydraulic hoses, steering components, and driveline U-joints.
Greasing Points:
Extensive greasing schedule for suspension, steering, PTO, and hitch components, clearly outlined in the manual.
Manufacturer Heritage:
JCB is a globally recognized manufacturer of construction and agricultural equipment, known for innovation and robust engineering.
Fastrac Development:
The Fastrac series revolutionized the tractor market by integrating high-speed road transport capabilities with traditional agricultural functions.
Manufacturing Locations:
JCB tractors are manufactured globally, with primary production facilities in the UK.
