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CATEGORIES OF OFF-HIGHWAY SELF-PROPELLED WORK MACHINES
1978-04-01
HISTORICAL
J1116_197804
This standard applies to machines that are in regular commercial production. Included are the following categories: Construction General Purpose Industrial Agricultural Forestry Underground Powered Industrial Trucks In spite of the appearance of the same names, such as “tractors” and “loaders” in more than one category, further development of this and related standards will demonstrate that there are differences in the fully-equipped working machine that may require distinction as to intended end-point field usage. These differences include: Names of optional implements. Names of components of optional implements. Definitions of specification terms as affected by installed optional implements. Different mounting provisions on the machines for implements and other attachments. Differences in design as affected by different objectives for performance, durability or operator or public safety.
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CATEGORIES OF OFF-HIGHWAY SELF-PROPELLED WORK MACHINES
1979-02-01
HISTORICAL
J1116_197902
This standard applies to machines that are in regular commercial production. Included are the following categories: Construction General Purpose Industrial Agricultural Forestry Underground Powered Industrial Trucks In spite of the appearance of the same names, such as “tractors” and “loaders” in more than one category, further development of this and related standards will demonstrate that there are differences in the fully-equipped working machine that may require distinction as to intended end-point field usage. These differences include: Names of optional implements. Names of components of optional implements. Definitions of specification terms as affected by installed optional implements. Different mounting provisions on the machines for implements and other attachments. Differences in design as affected by different objectives for performance, durability or operator or public safety.
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CATEGORIES OF OFF-HIGHWAY SELF-PROPELLED WORK MACHINES
1977-01-01
HISTORICAL
J1116_197701
This standard applies to machines that are in regular commercial production. Included are the following categories: Construction General Purpose Industrial Agricultural Forestry Underground Powered Industrial Trucks In spite of the appearance of the same names, such as “tractors” and “loaders” in more than one category, further development of this and related standards will demonstrate that there are differences in the fully-equipped working machine that may require distinction as to intended end-point field usage. These differences include: Names of optional implements. Names of components of optional implements. Definitions of specification terms as affected by installed optional implements. Different mounting provisions on the machines for implements and other attachments. Differences in design as affected by different objectives for performance, durability or operator or public safety.
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CATEGORIES OF OFF-ROAD SELF-PROPELLED WORK MACHINES
1985-06-01
HISTORICAL
J1116_198506
This recommended practice applies to machines that are in regular commercial production. Included are the following categories: Construction General Purpose Industrial Agricultural Forestry Specialized Mining Machinery Powered Industrial Trucks In spite of the appearance of the same names, such as tractors and loaders in more than one category, further development of this and related recommended practices will demonstrate that there are differences in the fully-equipped working machine that may require distinction as to intended end-point field usage. These differences include: Names of optional implements. Names of components of optional implements. Definitions of specification terms as affected by installed optional implements. Different mounting provisions on the machines for implements and other attachments. Differences in design to achieve objectives for performance, durability, or operator or public safety.
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CATEGORIES OF OFF-ROAD SELF-PROPELLED WORK MACHINES
1981-06-01
HISTORICAL
J1116_198106
This recommended practice applies to machines that are in regular commercial production. Included are the following categories: Construction General Purpose Industrial Agricultural Forestry Specialized Mining Machinery Powered Industrial Trucks In spite of the appearance of the same names, such as tractors and loaders in more than one category, further development of this and related recommended practices will demonstrate that there are differences in the fully-equipped working machine that may require distinction as to intended end-point field usage. These differences include: Names of optional implements. Names of components of optional implements. Definitions of specification terms as affected by installed optional implements. Different mounting provisions on the machines for implements and other attachments. Differences in design to achieve objectives for performance, durability, or operator or public safety.
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Categories of Off-Road Self-Propelled Work Machines
2013-01-02
CURRENT
J1116_201301
This SAE Standard applies to self-propelled off-road work machines. Included are the following categories: Earthmoving Implements and Attachments Forestry Road Building and Maintenance Specialized Mining Powered Industrial Trucks This SAE Standard does not apply to Agricultural Tractors as defined in ANSI/ASAE S390 although some SAE standards are also applicable to Agricultural Tractors. NOTE: Most standards relating to agricultural tractors and implements are developed by ASABE.
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Definitions for Machine Availability (Off-Road Work Machines)
2007-10-11
CURRENT
J1032_200710
The purpose of this SAE Recommended Practice is to provide a set of recognized definitions as a universally understood means of communication among all people interested in the inherent availability of off-Road Work machines. It is not the intent of this document to provide an absolute measure of unit availability. The intent is to provide common definitions for classifying and evaluating operation, repair, and maintenance data. This recommended practice applies to construction and general purpose industrial machines as categorized in SAE J1116. It describes the parameters related to the inherent availability of the covered classes of Off-Road Self-Propelled Work Machines.
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Engineering Design Serviceability Guidelines--Construction and Industrial Machinery--Serviceability Definitions--Off-Road Work Machines
2009-12-07
CURRENT
J817/1_200912
This SAE Information Report establishes a hierarchy of Product Effectiveness, defines Serviceability, Maintainability, Repairability, and Diagnostics, and relates them to Product Effectiveness. Effectiveness of this procedure depends on its use during early stages of design. This document applies to machines defined in J1057 and categorized in J1116.
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FAST FILL FUELING INSTALLATION FOR OFF-ROAD SELF-PROPELLED WORK MACHINES
2014-09-09
CURRENT
J176_201409
This SAE Standard applies to off-road self-propelled work machines as categorized in SAE J1116. Fast fill fueling typically applies to self-propelled machines with a fuel capacity over 380 L, although fast fill fueling can be used on machines with smaller fuel capacity.
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Guidelines for Liquid Level Indicators
2007-04-30
HISTORICAL
J48_200704
This SAE Recommended Practice pertains to liquid level determination for any compartment of off-road machinery as defined in SAE J1116 and J1057.
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Guidelines for Liquid Level Indicators
2017-02-08
HISTORICAL
J48_201702
This SAE Recommended Practice pertains to liquid level determination for any fluid compartment of off-road work machines as defined in SAE J1116 and ISO 6165.
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LUBRICATION CHART—CONSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY
1982-06-01
HISTORICAL
J753_198206
The chart is to include basic maintenance items that the manufacturer considers essential for normal operation of the machine. The chart is not intended to cover all maintenance functions and should refer the user to the manufacturers’ manuals. Attachments may be included on the chart with the standard machine or covered by separate charts. When preparing a chart, consult SAE J752b, Maintenance Interval and SAE J754a. Lubricant Types.
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MINIMUM SERVICE ACCESS DIMENSIONS FOR OFF-ROAD MACHINES
1993-06-08
J925_199306
This SAE Standard pertains to off-road, self-propelled work machines as defined in categories one through five of SAE J1116. It is intended to provide engineers and designers with information in order that access openings provided in equipment and machinery for purposes of inspection, adjustment, and maintenance are made large enough for the intended function by the person in the field or shop.
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