John Deere 1110C Forwarder Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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John Deere 1110C Forwarder Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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John Deere 1110C Forwarder Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

P/N: F061505_YF
Language: English
Division: Forestry
Product Lines: Forwarders
Publication Type: Operator’s Manuals
Associated Models: 1110C
Series: C SERIES
Serial: 17DC0795 – 17DC0965 + WJ1110C00966-

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John Deere 1110C Forwarder Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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Contents 5
1 Introduction 13
1 1 General 13
1 2 Where to Find Decals and Serial Number 15
1 3 Timberjack authorized dealers and service centers 16
1 4 Timberjack Continental Distribution Centers 23
2 Warranty 25
2 1 250 Hour Service 25
3 Safety Instructions 27
3 1 Safety Symbol 27
3 2 General Safety Precautions 28
3 3 Operating Safety Precautions 31
3 4 Servicing Safety Precautions 38
3 5 Conservation of the Enviroment 43
3 6 Fire Prevention 44
4 Controls and Signal Lights 47
4 1 General 47
4 2 Front Dashboard 48
4 3 Start Key Positions 49
4 4 Window Washers and Wipers 50
4 5 Signal Lights and Drive Pedals 51
4 6 Overhead Panel Switches 52
4 7 Preparedness for telephone 54
4 8 Left Arm Control Panel 55
4 9 Right Arm Control Panel 56
4 10 Crane Controls; Left-Hand Side Lever 57
4 11 Crane Controls; Right Hand Side Lever 57
4 12 Air Conditioner 58
4 13 Engine Heating Timer (Opt Eq ) 61
5 Operating the Forwarder 69
5 1 Operation 69
5 2 Driving 77
5 3 Transporting the machine 84
5 4 Lifting the Cab 85
5 5 Lowering the Cab 86
5 6 Towing the Machine 87
6 Maintenance 91
6 1 Servicing safety precautions 92
6 2 General maintenance instructions 93
6 3 Tyres 96
6 4 Recommended lubricants and fluids 101
6 5 Service Intervals 109
6 6 Detailed Maintenance 111
6 6 1 Maintenance Daily or Every Ten Running Hours 111
6 6 2 Maintenance Weekly or Every 50 Running Hours 117
6 6 3 Maintenance Every 250 Running Hours 119
6 6 4 Maintenance Every 500 Running Hours 127
6 6 5 Maintenance Every 1000 Running Hours 131
6 6 6 Maintenance Every 2000 Running Hours 135
6 6 7 Maintenance after Every Six Months 139
6 6 8 Annual Maintenances 139
6 7 Maintenance When Necessary 143
6 7 1 Have the proper function of the turbocharger checked 143
6 7 2 Have the proper function of the alternator checked 143
6 7 3 Have the proper function of the starter motor checked 143
6 7 4 Have the proper function of the electrical throttle control checked 143
6 7 5 Have the proper function of the injectors checked 143
6 7 6 Clean the Fuel Tank Filler Filter 144
6 7 7 Check the induction and exhaust manifold for tightness 144
6 7 8 Eliminate Air from the Fuel System 145
7 Hydraulic system 147
7 1 General 147
7 1 1 Hydraulic tank 147
7 1 2 Filling with hydraulic fluid 147
7 1 3 Draining the hydraulic fluid 147
7 1 4 Vacuum pump 148
7 1 5 Bleeding air from the hydraulic system 149
7 2 Hydrostatic System 150
7 2 1 Bleeding Air from the Drive Hydrau-lic System 151
7 2 2 Check and Adjust the Hydrostatic System; Drive Pump 152
7 2 3 Check and Adjust the Hydrostatic System; Drive Motor 154
7 3 Working Hydraulic System 157
7 3 1 Bleeding Air from the Working Hydraulics 158
7 3 2 How to Check and Adjust the Pressures of the Working Hydraulics 160
7 3 3 Adjusting the Crane Pressure 161
7 3 4 Auxiliary Functions 163
7 3 5 Frame Brake 164
7 3 6 Optional Equipment 165
7 4 Brake System; Checking and Adjusting 167
7 4 1 General 167
7 4 2 Bleeding the brakes 168
7 4 3 How to check and adjust the brake system 170
7 4 4 Mechanical adjustment of brakes 171
7 4 5 Checking the Brake Charging Pressure 172
7 4 6 Adjusting the Parking Brake Relief Val ve 173
7 4 7 Checking the Service Brake 174
7 4 8 Checking the Drive Brake (Brake Pedals) 174
7 5 Quick Couplers for Pressure Measurement and Adjusting Screws 175
7 6 Hydraulic schematics 177
7 6 1 Crane hydraulics 179
7 6 2 Drive Hydraulics 181
7 6 3 Brake Hydraulics 183
7 6 4 Extra equipment 185
7 6 5 Proportional Decking Blade 187
8 Electrical System 189
8 1 Main Switch 189
8 2 Batteries 190
8 3 Welding 191
8 4 Fuses on the Left-Hand Side in the Engine Compartment 192
8 5 Instrument Box Fuses 193
8 6 Instrument Box Relays 194
8 7 Other relays 194
8 8 Machine Sensors 195
8 9 Electrical schematics 197
9 Operating Power Transmission 229
9 1 High/Low Gear 230
9 2 Hydrostatic System 230
9 3 Control of Transmission 232
10 Crane 233
10 1 General Description of the Crane 233
10 2 Operating Safety Precautions 234
10 3 General Operating Instructions 235
10 4 Crane Maintenance 237
10 4 1 Assembly Instructions 237
10 4 2 Welding instructions 237
10 4 3 Bolt Torque Values 238
10 4 4 Maintenance Schedule 239
10 4 5 Crane Maintenance Daily or Every Ten Hours 240
10 4 6 Crane Maintenance Weekly or Every 50 hours 241
Lubrication and Maintenance Chart 243
10 4 7 Crane Maintenance Every 250 Running Hours 245
10 4 8 Crane Maintenance Every 1000 Running Hours 247
10 4 9 Crane Maintenance When Necessary 249
10 5 Crane Technical Specifications 251
10 5 1 TJ 71 F 251
10 5 2 Rotator and Grapple 251
11 Equipment 255
11 1 Air Conditioner 255
11 1 1 Introduction 255
11 1 2 Main Parts of Air Conditioning System 256
11 1 3 Air Conditioner Maintenance Instructions 260
11 2 Fire extinguisher system 265
11 2 1 Control unit 267
11 2 2 Check every day: 268
11 2 3 Check every week: 268
11 2 4 Annual inspection 268
11 3 Hand-held fire extinguishers 269
12 Technical Specifications 271
Index 275

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