John Deere 6100D 6110D 6115D 6125D 6130D 6140D Tractor Parts Catalog PC6100 December 2009 PDF

Description

John Deere 6100D-6140D Tractor Parts Catalog PC6100 – December 2009

This is the John Deere parts catalog numbered PC6100, dated Dec-09 and published in English for the 6100D, 6110D, 6115D, 6125D, 6130D and 6140D tractors. It is organised the way a John Deere parts counter organises a machine: by system group, by illustration, and by key number, so that a part can be found from a drawing rather than from memory. Every assembly in the tractor is broken out into an exploded view with a numbered callout, and each callout is tied to a part number, a quantity and – where the part changed during production – an engine serial number range that tells you which version your tractor uses.

If you maintain, rebuild or restore one of these tractors, the John Deere 6100D-6140D Tractor Parts Catalog PC6100 is the document that turns a vague idea of a needed component into an exact part number you can order the first time.

File Details

• Manual type: Parts Catalog
• Brand: John Deere
• Models covered: 6100D, 6110D, 6115D, 6125D, 6130D, 6140D
• Document number: PC6100
• Edition / date: Dec-09 (December 2009)
• Language: English
• File format: PDF
• Page count: 868 pages

Chapters Covered

The catalog is divided into numbered system sections, each with its own sectional index that maps illustration groups to page numbers:

• 10 – General Information – product identification number, transmission identification, serial number listing conventions, direction arrows and how to read boxed service assemblies
• 21 – Engine (PE4045HP052) – valve cover, oil filler neck, crankshaft pulley, flywheel housing, flywheel and ring gear, injection pump and nozzles, air inlet, oil pan, water pump, thermostat, exhaust manifold, starting motor, alternator, fuel filter, front plate and idle gears, fuel transfer pump, oil dipstick, balancer shaft, cylinder block, crankshaft and bearings, connecting rods and pistons, rocker arm and push rods, oil pump, cylinder head and valves, auxiliary drive, water pump inlet, oil cooler, turbocharger, engine sensors, water separator, oil filter, lift straps
• 22 – Engine (PE4045HP053) – the same engine group structure as section 21, listed separately for the HP053 build
• 23 – Engine (PE4045TP060) – valve cover through to rear oil seal, including the turbocharger oil lines, temperature switch, tachometer sensor and instrument panel variants
• 24 – Engine (PE4045TP071) – valve cover through to lift straps, including the fuel injection pump, oil pan, water pump, thermostat, exhaust manifold, starting motor, fuel filter, front plate and idle gears, fuel transfer pump, dipstick, timing gear cover, balancer shaft, cylinder block, crankshaft, connecting rods and pistons, rocker arms, oil pump, cylinder head, auxiliary drive, water pump inlet, oil cooler, turbocharger, sensors and water separator
• 30 – Fuel and Air System – fuel tank and guard, tank brackets for cab and open-station tractors, oil cooler, radiator, fan and shroud, intercooler (6115D/6125D and 6130D/6140D listings), air conditioning condenser and lines, air intake, fuel tank sender, fuel cooler, fixed fan drive (cab and OOS), viscous fan drive (cab and OOS), exhaust pipe and muffler
• 40 – Electrical System – cable clips, connectors and plugs, front lights and work lights, side lights, warning lights, wet and dry charged batteries, headlight and hood harness, relays, diodes and brackets, fuses, rear wiring harnesses for open-station and cab tractors across power reverser, top-shaft synchronised, wet clutch and dry clutch variants, PTO switch, 7-pin outlet, horn, back-up alarm, alternator, windshield wiper, speakers, tail and turn signal lights, dome switch, engine harnesses, transmission harnesses and roof harnesses
• 50 – Drive and Brake Systems – axle groups, first, second and third stage gear groups, speed shift and range shift groups, clutch housings, clutch assemblies and clutch/flywheel assembly, transaxle housing groups for MFWD and non-MFWD, PTO housing and PTO gear train, differential and differential lock groups, brakes and brake assembly groups, reverse clutch group, manifold reverser and manifold wet clutch groups, MFWD group, input groups
• 70 – Hydraulics – draft links and telescopic draft links, drawbar and drawbar support, PTO shields, lift links, centre link, stabiliser chain and bracket, rockshaft arm and housing, rockshaft control shaft, rockshaft linkage, rockshaft cylinder, rockshaft control valve, rockshaft controls for OOS and cab, chassis hydraulic lines, transmission suction and implement pump lines, hydraulic oil filter, steering valve, steering lines and hoses, SCV control levers, SCV hydraulics for one, two and three valves, dual SCV joystick, hydraulic pumps, draft sensing spring assembly and hydraulic oil cooler lines
• 80 – Wheels and Front Axles – front axle centre, front axle knee and spindle knuckle, wheel hubs, steering cylinder, tie rods and extensions, front axle suspension and MFWD front axle, bevel gear set, drive flange, multiple disc differential lock, axle bridges, double jointed shaft, knuckle housing, planetary drive, tie rod, Quik-Tatch front weights, front and rear wheels, rear wheel weights and universal driveshaft
• 85 – Hood, Grille and Fenders – hood, hood and radiator grille, hood with horn and left-hand driving light, hood support, battery support, finger guards, oil filter guard, front support, fender extensions, front fenders and registration plate
• 90 – Operator’s Station – operator platform and brackets, left and right steps, clutch control for collar shift and synchro shift, hand and foot throttle controls, operator’s manual holder, brake control, handbrake assembly, electric foot throttle, control supports, cowl for OOS and cab, electrical instruments, instrument panel, cowl extension, steering wheel and column, power reverser control lever, roll-guards, cab and cab mount, fender assembly, floor mats and seals, fender upholstery, roof, differential lock control, MFWD lever, transmission shift levers, PTO lever and linkage, electronic hand throttle, range shift lever, toolbox, console covers, windows, doors, door handles and locks, windshield, rear window, rear side windows, sun visor, mirrors, heater lines and hoses, low windshield, roof lining, A/C covers, fresh air filters, heater unit, air conditioning system, A/C and heater lines, condensed water drain, A/C and heater control, headliner, SMV emblem, seats and seat cushions, seat belts and windshield wipers
• 100 – Decals and Labels – SMV emblem, warning and safety decals in English, Spanish and French, decal and label sets, model decals
• 180 – Numerical Index – a full alphanumeric part number index pointing every part number to its key number and page

What makes this catalog different from a service manual is the direction it works in. A service manual tells you how to take something apart; this book tells you exactly which part you are holding when you get there. Each illustration is a clean exploded drawing of the assembly as it comes off the machine, with the key numbers positioned on the parts themselves. The parts list underneath carries the part number, the description, the quantity required and, where production changed, the engine serial number break so you order the right superseded or updated component.

Working With the Illustration Groups

The engine coverage is split across four sections – 21, 22, 23 and 24 – because these tractors were built with more than one engine build. Each section runs the same logical path through the engine: valve cover, oil filler neck, crankshaft pulley, flywheel housing, flywheel and gear, fuel injection pump and lines, air inlet, oil pan, water pump, thermostat and cover, exhaust manifold, starting motor, alternator, fuel filter, front plate and idle gears, fuel transfer pump, dipstick, balancer shaft, cylinder block, crankshaft and bearings, connecting rods and pistons, rocker arm, oil pump, cylinder head and valves, auxiliary drive, water pump inlet, oil cooler, turbocharger, temperature and pressure switches, water separator and oil filter. Knowing which section applies to your tractor’s engine build is the difference between ordering a bearing kit that fits and one that does not.

IMAGES PREVIEW

The drive and brake sections are equally detailed, and the group names map directly to the transmission configuration stamped on the tractor’s configuration plate. First stage, second stage and third stage groups are listed individually, as are the speed shift, collar shift and range shift assemblies, so a synchroniser, shift collar or helical gear can be identified by group rather than by guesswork. The differential, differential lock, MFWD, PTO gear train and brake groups each have their own illustrations with the shim kits, seals, bearings and snap rings called out separately.

Serial Number and Configuration Identification

The general information section reproduces the product identification plate and the transmission identification plate and explains how to read them. It shows the configuration number model code table used on the transaxle plate – revision level, axle option, PTO options, MFWD option, synchroniser option and input option – and explains the serial number listing convention used throughout the parts lists, including how open-ended ranges, closed ranges and XXXXXX placeholders should be interpreted. Before ordering anything, the catalog tells you to note the configuration and specification numbers from the transmission plates.

The alphabetical index at the front and the numerical index at the back give two different ways into the same content: search by system or component name, or look up a part number you already have and jump straight to its key number and page.

Who This Catalog Is For

Owners running a 6100D, 6110D, 6115D, 6125D, 6130D or 6140D who do their own maintenance will use it to order filters, seals, gaskets, belts, hoses, bearings, clutches, brake components and hydraulic parts correctly the first time. Independent workshops will use it to quote and order parts for customer machines without relying on a dealer to identify them. Restoration and rebuild projects will use it to verify that a component is the right variant for the serial number break before it is installed.

Get the Right Part the First Time

Ordering tractor parts from a description alone wastes time and money. This John Deere 6100D-6140D Tractor Parts Catalog PC6100 gives you the exploded illustration, the key number, the part number, the quantity and the serial number applicability for every assembly on the machine, so a seal, a gear, a bearing kit, a clutch plate or a hydraulic valve can be identified on the page and ordered with confidence. It covers the full spread of the tractor – engine, fuel and air, electrical, drive and brake, hydraulics, axles and wheels, hood and fenders, operator’s station and decals – in a single document.

Delivery is instant. The catalog is supplied as a PDF download, available immediately after payment, with no shipping and no waiting. Open it on a laptop, tablet or phone in the workshop, search or scroll to the group you need, and print the pages you want to take to the bench or send to your parts supplier.