John Deere 9460R, 9510R & 9560R Scraper Tractors Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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John Deere 9460R, 9510R & 9560R Scraper Tractors Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

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John Deere 9460R, 9510R & 9560R Scraper Tractors Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

P/N: OMRE560320_NT
Language: English
Division: Construction
Product Lines: Scraper Tractors
Publication Type: Operator’s Manuals
Associated Models: 9460R, 9510R, 9560R
Serial: 9460R, 9510R and 9560R Scraper Tractors North American Edition B3

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John Deere 9460R, 9510R & 9560R Scraper Tractors Operator’s Manual – PDF DOWNLOAD

Contents 7
Safety 15
Recognize Safety Information 15
Understand Signal Words 15
Follow Safety Instructions 15
Prepare for Emergencies 15
Wear Protective Clothing 16
Protect Against Noise 16
Handle Fuel Safely—Avoid Fires 16
Handle Starting Fluid Safely 17
Fire Prevention 17
In Case of Fire 17
Keep ROPS Installed Properly 18
Use Foldable ROPS and Seat Belt Properly 18
Stay Clear of Rotating Drivelines 18
Use Steps and Handholds Correctly 19
Read Operator Manuals for ISOBUS Implements 19
Use Seat Belt Properly 19
Operating the Tractor Safely 20
Avoid Backover Accidents 21
Limited Use in Forestry Operation 22
Operating the Loader Tractor Safely 22
Keep Riders Off Machine 22
Instructional Seat 23
Use Safety Lights and Devices 23
Use a Safety Chain 23
Transport Towed Equipment at Safe Speeds 24
Use Caution On Slopes and Uneven Terrain 24
Freeing a Mired Machine 25
Avoid Contact with Agricultural Chemicals 25
Handle Agricultural Chemicals Safely 26
Handling Batteries Safely 27
Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines 28
Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating 28
Handle Electronic Components and Brackets Safely 29
Practice Safe Maintenance 29
Avoid Hot Exhaust 30
Clean Exhaust Filter Safely 30
Work In Ventilated Area 31
Support Machine Properly 32
Prevent Machine Runaway 32
Park Machine Safely 32
Transport Tractor Safely 33
Service Cooling System Safely 33
Service Accumulator Systems Safely 33
Service Tires Safely 34
Service Front-Wheel Drive Tractor Safely 34
Tightening Wheel Retaining Bolts/Nuts 34
Avoid High-Pressure Fluids 35
Do Not Open High-Pressure Fuel System 35
Store Attachments Safely 35
Dispose of Waste Properly 36
Safety Signs 37
Replace Damaged or Missing Safety Signs 37
Safety Signs—Cab Upper Left Corner Post 37
Safety Signs—Cab Lower Left Corner Post 38
Safety Signs—Cab Left Side Post 39
Safety Signs—Engine 40
Engine Block Heater—13 5 L Engine (If Equipped) 41
Safety Signs—Left Side Frame 41
Implement Detected 42
Auxiliary Control 43
Controls and Instruments 44
Front Console 44
Corner Post Display 44
Information Indicators 45
Digital Indicators—Tachometer, Ground Speed and Transmission 46
Gauges—Coolant Temperature, Engine Oil Pressure and Fuel Level 46
CommandARMCommandARM is a trademark of Deere & Company™ 47
CommandARMCommandARM is a trademark of Deere & Company™ Controls 47
Shift Lever—18-Speed Powershift 48
CommandCenter™ 50
Navigating The CommandCenter™—Read Me First 50
Activating The System 50
CommandCenter™ Menu 51
Short Cut Buttons 51
Page Structure 52
CommandCenter™ Input Fields 53
CommandCenter™ Left Region 53
CommandCenter™ Right Region—Softkeys 54
Navigating To Specific Page 55
Setting Alarm Volume 55
Display Control Test 56
Touchscreen Calibration Test 57
Setting Cab Lighting 59
Viewing Basic Diagnostic Readings 59
CommandCenter™ Software Version 59
Selecting Highlight Color 60
Auxiliary Controls 60
Setting Country, Language, And Units 62
Setting System Time 62
Read Operator Manuals for ISOBUS Implements 63
Connecting ISO Implements and Multiple ISO Displays 64
Default Home Page 65
Viewing Engine Hours 67
Configuring Home Page 67
Setting Cab Lighting 69
Using Performance Monitor Main Page 70
Setting Implement Width and Control Modes—Performance Monitor Se 71
Setting Service Interval—Performance Monitor Settings 72
Calibrating Dual Beam Radar—Performance Monitor Setting 74
Manual Vehicle Speed Calibration—Performance Monitor Settings 74
Setting Distance Counter—Performance Monitor Total 76
Access Manager 76
Use Video Display Capability Properly (Touchscreen CommandCenter 79
Installing Video Display Camera (Touchscreen CommandCenter™ Only 79
Three Camera Video Harness with Ethernet Cable (If Equipped) 80
Video Display Settings (Touchscreen CommandCenter™ Only) (If Equ 81
Service Advisor Remote (SAR ) (If Equipped) 82
Message Center 83
Operating the Radio 84
CommandCenter Radio and Phone Right Region Softkeys 84
Operating Deluxe Radio 84
Setting Clock and Alarm—Deluxe Radio 85
Changing World Tuner Settings—Deluxe Radio 87
Operating Premium Radio with Compact Disc (CD) Player 87
Setting Clock — Premium Radio 89
Setting the Alarm—Premium Radio 91
Compact Disk (CD) Mode — Premium Radio 92
Using iPodiPod is a trademark of Apple,Inc ® — Premium Radio 93
Satellite Service for Premium Radio — US and Canada Only 94
Changing World Tuner Setting—Premium Radio 94
Setting up Hands Free (Bluetooth®) Mode – Premium Radio 94
USB Mode – Premium Radio 96
Using Weather Band 97
Premium Radio Source Select on the CommandCenter™ 97
Premium Radio AM/FM Home Page on the CommandCenter™ 98
Premium Radio CD/MP3/USB/AUX Home Pages on the CommandCenter™ 100
Premium Radio XM Home Page on the CommandCenter™ 100
Premium Radio Settings on the CommandCenter™ 102
Operating the Phone Through the CommandCenter 102
Phone Book on the CommandCenter 103
Phone Settings on the CommandCenter™ 105
Lights 106
Light Identification 106
Configuring Lights 107
Delayed Egress Lighting (If Equipped) 109
Programmable Lights 109
Operating Turn Signals and High/Low Beam 110
Operating Hazard Lights and Extremity Transport Lights 111
Operating Rotary Beacon Light (If Equipped) 113
Using Seven-Terminal Outlet 114
Operator Station 116
Adjusting Air Suspension Seat 116
Adjusting Active SeatActive Seat is a trademark of Deere & Compa 116
Using Instructional Seat 118
Heated Leather Seat (If Equipped) 118
Adjusting CommandARM™ Position 119
Operating Cab Heat, Defrost and Air Conditioning—Standard Equipm 119
Operating Automatic Temperature Control —ClimaTrak™ (ATC) 121
Operator Presence Sensor 121
Adjusting Steering Wheel and Column 121
Operating Horn 122
Operating Front Windshield Wiper and Washer 122
Operating Rear Window Wiper and Washer (If Equipped) 123
Installing Business Band or CB Radio and Antenna 123
Using Auxiliary Power Strip And Electrical Outlets (If Equipped) 125
Connecting Compatible Electronic Equipment 125
Configuring Tractor For GPS/Radar 126
Mounting StarFireStarFire is a trademark of Deere & Company™ Rec 127
Installing GreenStar™ System Components 128
Connecting AutoTracAutoTrac is a trademark of Deere & Company™ A 129
Monitor Bracket Mounts 130
Using Electric Mirror (If Equipped) 131
Using Electric Telescoping Heated Mirror (If Equipped) 131
Pull-Down Sunshade (If Equipped) 132
Using Implement Connector 132
Break-In Period 134
Break-In Check—First 100 Hours 134
Operating the Engine 135
Exhaust Filter System Overview 135
Exhaust Filter AUTO Mode 136
Parked Exhaust Filter Cleaning—Service Regeneration or DPF Recov 136
Engine Operation 137
Starting the Engine 137
Stopping the Engine 138
Engine Fuel System and Power Rating 139
Reduce Fuel Consumption 139
Cold Weather Starting—Starting Fluid 139
Cold Weather Starting And Operation—Internal Starting Aid 140
Operating the Engine 141
Changing Starting Fluid Canister 141
Using Engine Coolant Heater—13 5 L Engine (If Equipped) 142
Using a Booster Battery or Charger 143
Operating the Tractor 144
Avoid Contact with Agricultural Chemicals 144
Clean Vehicle of Hazardous Pesticides 144
Keep Riders Off Machine 144
Using Emergency Window Exit 144
Using Seat Belts 145
Using Instructional Seat (If Equipped) 145
Hydraulic System Warm-Up—Standard and High Flow 145
Using FieldCruise™ 147
Using Foot Decelerator 148
Drivetrain Protection—9460R, 9510R and 9560R 148
Transmission Operation 149
Operating the 18-Speed Powershift Transmission 149
Shifting the Transmission—18-Speed Powershift 150
Setting Startup Gear 153
Operating 18-Speed Powershift Transmission—For Scraper Operation 153
Using the Brakes 156
Using Hydraulic Trailer Brakes (If Equipped) 156
Using Differential Lock 157
Backup Alarm (If Equipped) 158
Intelligent Total Equipment Control (iTEC) 159
CommandCenter™ Right Region Softkeys Displayed In This Section 159
Operator Station Description And Functions 159
CommandCenter Pages Description And Functions 160
Inhibit, Abort, Cancel or Interrupt Conditions 163
Entering Or Editing Equipment Name 165
Manually Programming A Sequence While Stationary 165
Recording A Sequence While Driving 167
Learn Distance Only 168
Executing Programmed Sequence 170
Aborting and/or Clearing iTEC Sequence 170
iTEC™ Functions—Efficiency Manager™ Powershift Transmission 171
Tractor Implement Automation 172
Tractor-Implement Automation (TIA) 172
Activating Tractor-Implement Automation Equipment 172
Requirements for E-SCVs 173
Requirements for Powershift Transmission 174
Requirements For Guidance 174
Requirements For Drive Strategy 175
Operating Tractor Implement Automation 175
AutoTracAutoTrac is a trademark of Deere & Company™ 177
AutoTrac™ System Component Location 177
AutoTrac™ Steering System 177
Scraper Information 179
Scraper Operation Cycle 179
AutoLoad 181
AutoLoad AutoLoad is a trademark of Deere & Company™ Displays 181
Scraper Control Panel Reference 182
AutoLoad Settings 183
Using AutoLoad AutoLoad is a trademark of Deere & Company™ 184
Set Upper Set Point 184
Set Lower Set Point 185
Set Ground Level Set Point 185
Set Ground Level Set Point 187
AutoLoad™ Operation 189
AutoLoad Set Up Wizard 191
Hydraulics and Selective Control Valves 194
CommandCenter™ Right Region Softkeys Displayed In This Section 194
Configuring Selective Control Valves On CommandCenter™ – Access 194
Configuring Selective Control Valves On CommandCenter™ – Standar 194
Configuring Selective Control Valves On CommandCenter™ – Indepen 195
Configuring Selective Control Valves On CommandCenter™ – Feature 196
Connecting Hydraulic Hoses 197
Disconnecting Hydraulic Hoses 199
Determining Total Flow Demand 199
Using Six Position SCV Control Levers 200
SCV Lever—Neutral Position 202
SCV Lever—Extend and Extend Detent Position 202
SCV Lever—Retract and Retract Detent Position 202
SCV Lever—Float Position 203
Operator Presence Sensor 203
Remote Hydraulic Connections 204
High Flow Hydraulic Component Identification 204
Standard Hydraulic Component Identification 205
Using Load-Sensing Hydraulic System—Power-Beyond 205
Examples Using Load-Sensing Hydraulic System—Power-Beyond 205
Using Hydraulic Spray Pumps 207
Implement Connection Example 1—Pressure Control Valve Applicatio 209
Implement Connection Example 2—Motor Application Using Motor Cas 209
Implement Connection Example 3—Closed Center Valve, Pump at High 210
Implement Connection Example 4—Planter with Vacuum Motor and Ret 211
Using Implement Requiring Large Volumes of Oil 212
Recommended Scraper Hydraulic Hose Tips 213
Drawbar 214
Install Drawbar or Quick-Attach in Short Drawbar Support 214
Short Scraper Drawbar Conversion 214
Long Drawbar Support Load Limitations (If Equipped) 215
Tow Cable (If Equipped) 216
TouchSet Depth Control 217
Using TouchSetTouchSet is a trademark of Deere & Company™ Depth 217
Attaching Implement and Control System 218
TouchSetTouchSet is a trademark of Deere & Company™Scraper Contr 219
Performance Ballasting 220
General Performance Guidelines 220
Determining Maximum Ballast 220
Worksheet to Calculate Ballast Changes 221
Ballasting for Engine Horsepower 221
Controlling Power Hop 222
Calculating Ballast—Without Dolly-Wheel on Drawbar Hitch 223
Calculating Ballast—With Dolly-Wheel Scrapers or Drawn Tillage I 224
Recommended Ballast—Dual Radial Tires 225
Scraper Ballast Package with Duals 225
Recommended Ballast—76×50 00B32 and Logger Tires-Singles 226
Recommended Ballast—Scraper/Ag Combination Tractor With Radial T 227
Unballasted Tractor Weight Chart—76 x 50 00B32 Singles-Pounds 228
Unballasted Tractor Weight Chart—Group 47 Tires-Pounds 228
Unballasted Tractor Weight Chart—Group 48 Tires-Pounds 229
Using Cast Hub Wheel Weights 230
Front Weight Frame 231
Installing QUIK-TATCH Frame Weights 233
Implement and Scraper Size Guidelines 233
Measuring Wheel Slip—MANUALLY 234
Using Liquid Ballast 235
Wheels, Tires, and Treads 237
Service Tires Safely 237
Tire Group Sizes 237
Tire Inflation Pressure Guidelines 237
Recommended Inflation Pressures—Floatation Logger 238
Recommended Inflation Pressures—Dual Tires—Group 47 239
Recommended Inflation Pressures—Dual Tires—Group 48 240
Recommended Pressures—Group 48 — IF Tires 241
Using Correct Tire Combinations 242
Observing Tread Width Limitations 243
Tread Widths—Singles or Duals 243
Installing Wheel Rim to Cast Wheel 244
Wheel Torque Wrench Adapter—JDG679 245
Wheel Weight Holding Wrench—JDG10958 245
Wheel Tightening Stand—DFRW219 or JDG10741 246
Adjusting and Tightening Wheels-Heavy-Duty Drive Wheels and Dual 247
Installing 76×50 B32 Flotation Wheel and Tire Assembly 249
Using Steering Stops 251
Transport 252
Driving Tractor on Roads 252
Towing Loads and Transporting with Ballast 252
Use Safety Lights and Devices 253
Transporting Rear Mounted Implements with Ballast 253
Transporting on Carrier 254
Towing—Rear Wheels Off Ground 256
Tow Mode—Towing With All Wheels On Ground 258
Freeing a Mired Tractor 259
Fuels, Lubricants, and Coolants 260
Diesel Fuel 260
Lubricity of Diesel Fuel 260
Handling and Storing Diesel Fuel 260
Fuel Storage 261
Filling Fuel Tank 261
Biodiesel Fuel 262
Testing Diesel Fuel 264
Minimizing the Effect of Cold Weather on Diesel Engines 264
John Deere Break-In™ Plus Engine Oil 265
Diesel Engine Oil—Tractors With 13 5 L Interim Tier 4 and Stage 266
Engine Oil and Filter Service Intervals—Tractors With 13 5 L Int 266
Diesel Engine Oil—Tractors With 13 5 L Tier 2 and Stage II Engin 267
Engine Oil and Filter Service Intervals—Tractors With 13 5 L Tie 268
Oil Filters 269
Heavy Duty Diesel Engine Coolant 269
Drain Intervals for Diesel Engine Coolant 270
John Deere COOL-GARD™ II COOLANT EXTENDER 270
Supplemental Coolant Additives 271
Supplemental Coolant Additives 271
Operating in Warm Temperature Climates 271
Additional Information About Diesel Engine Coolants and John Dee 272
Testing Diesel Engine Coolant 273
Oilscan™ and CoolScan™ 274
Powershift Transmission/Axle and Hydraulic Oil 275
18-Speed Powershift Transmission 276
Grease 276
Corn Head Grease 277
Mixing of Lubricants 277
Alternative and Synthetic Lubricants 277
Lubricant Storage 277
Maintenance and Service Intervals 279
Observing Service Intervals 279
Service Interval Chart—As Indicated—Daily or 10 Hours—50 Hours—2 279
Service Interval Chart—Annual—1500 Hours—2500 Hours—4500 Hours—5 280
Raising and Closing the Hood 281
Handling Batteries Safely 282
Accessing Batteries 283
Using High-Pressure Washers 284
Using Compressed Air 284
Lubrication and Maintenance – As Indicated or Required 286
Replace Primary and Secondary Engine Air Filters 286
Clean Radiator, Oil-Fuel Cooler, and Condenser 289
Check Engine Compartment For Debris 291
Clean Hydraulic Oil Suction/Sump Screens 292
Lubrication and Maintenance—Daily or 10 Hour Service 293
Checking Engine Oil Level 293
Checking Coolant Level 293
Draining Water Separator 294
Checking Transmission/Hydraulic Reservoir/Axle Oil Level—Powersh 294
Check Hydraulic Accumulator 296
Lubrication and Maintenance—50 Hour Service 297
Perform This And Other Scheduled Services 297
Checking Tires 297
Lubricating Hinge Pins—Heavy-Duty Gudgeon With Tapered Roller Be 297
Lubricating Steering Pin Bushings (If Equipped) 297
Lubricate Hydraulic Hose Support Bracket (If Equipped) 298
Lubrication and Maintenance—250 Hour Service 300
Perform This And Other Scheduled Services 300
Checking Manual Brakes 300
Checking Neutral Start System 300
Checking PARK System 300
Draining Fuel Tank Sump 301
Lubricating Telescoping Drive Shaft 301
Lubricating Heavy-Duty Gudgeon Bearings (If Equipped) 302
Lubricating Lower Driveline Bearings 303
Lubrication and Maintenance—500 Hour Service 304
Perform This And Other Scheduled Services 304
Changing Engine Oil and Filter – 9460R-9510R-9560R Tractors – 13 304
Replacing Fuel Filter Elements – 9460R-9510R-9560R Tractors 306
Checking Wheel and Weight Bolts 307
Checking Scraper Drawbar Support Cap Screws 307
Checking Dual Beam Radar Sensor 309
Checking Air Intake System 310
Backflushing Optional Fuel Water Separator (If Equipped) 310
Cleaning Optional Fuel Water Separator Filter Element (If Equipp 312
Lubrication and Maintenance—1000 Hour Service 314
Perform This And Other Scheduled Services 314
Clean Fuel Tank Vent Filters 314
Replacing Cab Fresh Air Filters and Recirculation Filters 314
Testing Coolant and Add Coolant Conditioner 316
Lubrication and Maintenance—Annual Service 318
Handling Batteries Safely 318
Service Batteries and Connectors 318
Testing Coolant 321
Inspecting Seat Belts 321
Inspect Primary and Secondary Engine Air Filters For Damage 322
Lubricate VARI-COOL™ Fan Drive and Driven Sheaves—9460R-9510R-95 324
Lubrication and Maintenance—1500 Hour Service 326
Perform This And Other Scheduled Services 326
Changing Transmission/Hydraulic/Axle Oil—18-Speed Powershift Tra 326
Replacing Transmission Oil Filter—18-Speed Powershift Transmissi 331
Replacing Hydraulic Filters 331
Replacing Axle Filter—9460R, 9510R and 9560R Tractors 332
Clean Hydraulic Oil System Vent Filter 332
Inspect Belt Tensioner 332
Check Axle Vertical Play (Severe Duty Use) 333
Lubrication and Maintenance—2500 Hour Service 335
Perform This And Other Scheduled Services 335
Adjust Engine Valve Clearance 335
Lubrication and Maintenance—4500 Hour or Five Year Service 336
Perform This And Other Scheduled Services 336
Replace Transmission Drive Shaft Damper 336
Lubrication and Maintenance—5000 Hour Service 337
Perform This And Other Scheduled Services 337
Replace Engine Crankshaft Damper—For Tier 2 and Stage II Engines 337
Lubrication and Maintenance—6000 Hour Service 338
Perform This And Other Scheduled Services 338
Draining, Flushing and Refilling Cooling System—13 5L Engine 338
Checking De-aeration Cap And De-aeration Tank 348
General Maintenance and Inspection 349
Service Accumulator Systems Safely 349
Internal Park Brake 349
Servicing and Connecting Snap to Connect STCSTC is a registered 349
Diesel Particulate Filter Maintenance and Service 351
Exhaust Filter / Diesel Particulate Filter Ash Handling and Disp 351
Exhaust Filter Disposal 351
Replace Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) 351
Cleaning Grille Screens, Radiator and Oil Cooler 352
Inspect and Clean Fuel Sump Screen 353
Checking Weep Hole—13 5 L Engine 353
Drive Belt Routings 354
Replacing VARI-COOL™ Fan Belt—9410R-9460R-9510R-9560R – 13 5 L E 355
Powershift Transmission Calibration 357
Aborting Powershift Transmission Calibration 361
Checking Air Conditioning System 361
Do Not Modify Fuel System 362
Bleeding Fuel System 363
Maintenance—Electrical System 364
Introduction to Electrical System Section 364
Load Center Fuses 364
Replace Master Fuse 367
Implement Power Relay Module 369
Welding Near Electronic Control Units 369
Keep Electronic Control Unit Connectors Clean 370
Handling Halogen Light Bulbs Safely 370
Replacing Front Grille Flood Light Bulb—Standard Lighting 371
Handling HID Light Bulbs Safely 372
HID Bulbs 373
Adjusting Front Grille Lights 374
Aiming Head Lights 376
Replacing Front, Side And Rear Cab Roof Bulbs 376
Replacing Brake or Turn Signal Light Bulb 377
Replacing Dome Light Bulb 378
Replacing Courtesy Light 379
Replacing Map Light 380
Replacing Extremity Warning Light Bulb (if Equipped) 381
Troubleshooting 383
Engine Troubleshooting 383
18-Speed Powershift Transmission-Hydraulic-Axles Troubleshooting 386
Brakes Troubleshooting 388
Selective Control Valve Troubleshooting 388
Electrical System Troubleshooting 389
Operator Enclosure Troubleshooting 392
Diagnostic Trouble Codes 393
STOP, Service Alert, and Information Indicators 393
Accessing Diagnostic Trouble Codes 394
Armrest Interface Control Unit (AIC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 394
Active Seat Control Unit (ASU) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 396
Automatic Temperature Control Unit (ATC) Diagnostic Trouble Code 396
Brake Control Unit (BRC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 396
Central Control Unit (CCU) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 397
Cab Load Center (CLC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 398
Cab Switch Module (CSM) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 399
Engine Control Unit (ECU) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 399
Engine Interface Control Unit (EIC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 405
Front Chassis Control (FCC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 405
Hitch Control Center (HCC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 405
Hitch Valve 1 (HV1) Diagnostic Codes 406
StarFireStarFire is a trademark of Deere & Company™ Control Unit 406
JDLinkJDLink is a trademark of Deere & Company™ Control Unit (JD 407
Operator Interface Control Unit (OIC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 407
Primary Display Unit (PDU) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 408
Powershift Transmission Control Unit (PTP) Diagnostic Trouble Co 408
Roof Lighting Control Unit (RLC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 411
SCV CAN Controller (SCC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 411
Sequence Control Unit (SMV) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 412
Selective Control Valve I-VI (SV1-6) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 413
Tractor Electronic Control Unit (TEC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 413
Tractor Electronic Interface (TEI) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 413
Transmission Interface (TIP) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 414
Vehicle Load Center Control Unit (VLC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 414
Virtual Terminal Implement (VTI) Diagnostic Trouble Codes 415
Steering System Control Units (XMC and XSC) Diagnostic Trouble C 415
Storage 418
Placing Tractor in Long-Term Storage 418
Removing Tractor from Storage 418
Paint Finish Care 419
Specifications 420
Engine 420
Capacities 420
Hydraulics 421
Electrical 422
Transmission and Power Train 422
Drawbar 423
Overall Dimensions 423
Ground Speeds—18-Speed Powershift Transmission 424
Identify Zinc-Flake Coated Fasteners 425
Metric Bolt and Screw Torque Values 425
Unified Inch Bolt and Screw Torque Values 426
EPA Non-road Emissions Control Warranty Statement—Compression Ig 427
CARB Non-road Emissions Control Warranty Statement—Compression I 429
Limited Battery Warranty 433
Identification Numbers 435
Identification Plates 435
Record Product Identification Number 435
Record Engine Serial Number 436
Record Cab Serial Number 436
Record Transmission Serial Number 436
Keep Proof of Ownership 436
Keep Machines Secure 437
Lubrication and Maintenance Records 438
As Indicated or As Required 438
250 Hour Service Records 438
500 Hour Service Records 438
1000 Hour Service Records 438
Annual Service Records 439
1500 Hour Service Records 439
2500 Hour Service Records 439
4500 Hour or Five Year Service Records 440
5000 Hour Service Records 440
6000 Hour Service Records 440
Glossary 442
Glossary of Terms 442
John Deere Service Literature Available 453
Technical Information 453
John Deere Service Keeps You on the Job 455
John Deere Is At Your Service 455
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Section 05 15
Section 10 37
Section 15 44
Section 16 50
Section 17 84
Section 20 106
Section 25 116
Section 30 134
Section 35 135
Section 40 144
Section 42 159
Section 45 172
Section 46 177
Section 47 179
Section 48 181
Section 50 194
Section 55 204
Section 60 214
Section 70 217
Section 75 220
Section 80 237
Section 85 252
Section 90 260
Section 95 279
Section 100 286
Section 102 293
Section 105 297
Section 110 300
Section 115 304
Section 120 314
Section 125 318
Section 130 326
Section 135 335
Section 140 336
Section 142 337
Section 145 338
Section 150 349
Section 155 364
Section 160 383
Section 165 393
Section 170 418
Section 175 420
Section 180 435
Section 185 438
Section 190 442

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