Table of Content:
1 Introduction
1.1 Foreword
1.2 Emissions Performance and Tampering
2 Glossary
2.1 Glossary
2.2 Trademarks
3 Safety
3.1 Recognize Safety Information
3.2 Understand Signal Words
3.3 Follow Safety Instructions
3.4 Prepare for Emergencies
3.5 Wear Protective Clothing
3.6 Protect Against Noise
3.7 Handle Fuel Safely?Avoid Fires
3.8 Handle Starting Fluid Safely
3.9 Fire Prevention
3.10 In Case of Fire
3.11 Avoid Static Electricity Risk When Refueling
3.12 Keep ROPS Installed Properly
3.13 Use Foldable ROPS and Seat Belt Properly
3.14 Stay Clear of Rotating Drivelines
3.15 Use Steps and Handholds Correctly
3.16 Read Operator?s Manuals for ISOBUS Controllers
3.17 Use Seat Belt Properly
3.18 Operating the Tractor Safely
3.19 Avoid Backover Accidents
3.20 Limited Use in Forestry Operation
3.21 Operating the Loader Tractor Safely
3.22 Keep Riders Off Machine
3.23 Instructional Seat
3.24 Use Safety Lights and Devices
3.25 Use a Safety Chain
3.26 Transport Towed Equipment at Safe Speeds
3.27 Use Caution on Slopes, Uneven Terrain, and Rough Ground
3.28 Freeing a Mired Machine
3.29 Avoid Contact with Agricultural Chemicals
3.30 Handle Agricultural Chemicals Safely
3.31 Handling Batteries Safely
3.32 Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines
3.33 Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating
3.34 Handle Electronic Components and Brackets Safely
3.35 Practice Safe Maintenance
3.36 Avoid Hot Exhaust
3.37 Clean Exhaust Filter Safely
3.38 Work In Ventilated Area
3.39 Support Machine Properly
3.40 Prevent Machine Runaway
3.41 Park Machine Safely
3.42 Transport Tractor Safely
3.43 Service Cooling System Safely
3.44 Service Accumulator Systems Safely
3.45 Service Tires Safely
3.46 Service Front-Wheel Drive Tractor Safely
3.47 Tightening Wheel Retaining Bolts/Nuts
3.48 Avoid High-Pressure Fluids
3.49 Do Not Open High-Pressure Fuel System
3.50 Store Attachments Safely
3.51 Decommissioning ? Proper Recycling and Disposal of Fluids and Components
4 Safety Signs
4.1 Use the Seat Belt
4.2 Operate the Tractor Safely
4.3 Do Not Modify ROPS
4.4 Use of Instructional Seat (If Equipped)
4.5 Tow Trailer Safely (not on Tractors up to 30 km/h)
4.6 Caution When Operating Front Loader (on Tractors with Mechanical Selective Control Valves)
4.7 Caution When Operating Front PTO
4.8 Caution When Operating Rear PTO
4.9 Pressure Accumulators (Front Hitch, for Tractors without Suspended Front-Wheel Drive Axle)
4.10 Pressure Accumulators (Suspended Front-Wheel Drive Axle, if Equipped)
4.11 Accumulators (Suspended Front-Wheel Drive Axle, if Equipped)
4.12 Pressure Accumulator (Brake System)
4.13 Starter Motor
4.14 Electrical Coolant Heater of Engine (if Equipped)
4.15 .
5 Vehicle Overview
5.1 Identification Views
6 Operator’s Manual ? General Information
6.1 Scope of This Manual
6.2 How to Use This Manual
6.3 Comply with Operator’s Manuals of Implement Manufacturers
7 Engine Operation
7.1 US EPA Qualified Emergency Use ? SCR Derate Override Option
7.2 Important Engine Information
7.3 Engines with Turbocharger
7.4 Engine Protection
7.5 Required Machine Stop Warning
7.6 Starting the Engine
7.7 Engine Start with a Slave Battery
7.8 Starting With a Slave Battery ? On Tractors with Horizontal Exhaust System
7.9 Stopping the Engine
7.10 Battery Disconnect System (If Equipped)
7.11 Parking the Tractor
7.12 Tow the Tractor
7.13 Fill the Fuel Tank
7.14 Filling the DEF Tank
8 Cold-Weather Operation
8.1 Cold Start Aids
8.2 Coolant Heater
8.3 Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
9 Aftertreatment
9.1 Exhaust Filter Cleaning, General Information
9.2 Required Machine Stop Warning
9.3 Aftertreatment Indicators Overview
9.4 Access the Engine Menu on the Digital Display
9.5 Passive Exhaust Filter Cleaning
9.6 Automatic Exhaust Filter Cleaning
9.7 Exhaust Filter Cleaning with Tractor Parked
9.8 Exhaust Filter, Service Cleaning
9.9 Exhaust Cleaning System, Information for Operator
9.10 DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) Level Gauge
9.11 Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) System Overview
10 Operator Controls
10.1 Vehicle Controls with PowrQuad? PLUS and AutoQuad? PLUS Transmissions
10.2 Vehicle Controls with CommandQuad? PLUS Transmission
10.3 Key Switch
10.4 Come-Home Mode
10.5 Immobilizer
10.6 Creeper – Controls
10.7 PTO – Controls
10.8 Economy Front Hitch – Controls
10.9 Rear Hitch – Controls
10.10 Mechanical Selective Control Valves (SCV) – Controls
10.11 Mechanical Multi-Function Lever with Dampening
10.12 Multi-Function Lever, Electrical
10.13 Front-Wheel Drive – Controls
10.14 Differential Lock – Controls
10.15 iTEC? Basic ? Intelligent Total Equipment Control – Controls
10.16 AutoTrac? Controls (Optional Equipment)
10.17 Heating and Air Conditioning System – Controls
11 Instrument Panel
11.1 Instrument Panel and Indicator Lights ? PowrQuad? PLUS and AutoQuad? PLUS Transmissions
11.2 Instrument Panel and Indicator Lights ? CommandQuad? PLUS Transmission
11.3 Level Indicator ? Fuel Tank and DEF Tank
11.4 Coolant Temperature Gauge
11.5 Digital Display – User Interface
11.6 Digital Display – Display Properties (Basic Settings)
11.7 Digital Display – Information Menu
11.8 Digital Display – Area Calculation
11.9 Digital Display – Service Intervals
11.10 Software Update
12 Guidance
12.1 AutoTrac? Steering System (if equipped)
13 Intelligent Total Equipment Control (iTEC?)
13.1 iTEC? Basic – Operating the Intelligent Total Equipment Control
14 Drivetrain
14.1 Drive Systems – Overview
15 Front-Wheel Drive
15.1 Front-Wheel Drive, Control Elements and Indicator Lights
15.2 Front-Wheel Drive, Manual Engagement and Disengagement
15.3 Front-Wheel Drive, Automatic Engagement and Disengagement
15.4 Tractor Equipped With Front Suspension Option
16 Differential Lock
16.1 Differential Lock, Controls and Indicator Lights
16.2 Differential Lock, Manual Engaging/Disengaging
16.3 Differential Lock, Automatic Engagement and Disengagement
17 Brakes
17.1 Hydraulic Foot Brakes
17.2 Single-Line Hydraulic Trailer Brake (if equipped)
17.3 Parking the Tractor
17.4 Chock Block
18 Transmission ? General Information
18.1 Reduce Fuel Consumption
18.2 Select Correct Ground Speed
18.3 Notes on Changing to a Different Size of Tire
18.4 Engage Creeper Transmission
18.5 Ground Speed Tables and SRI Values
18.6 Ground Speeds, PowrQuad? PLUS Transmission for 30 km/h (16/16) – Tires with SRI 700 and 725
18.7 Travel Speeds, PowrQuad? PLUS Transmission for 30 km/h (16/16) – Tires with SRI 750 and 800
18.8 Ground Speeds, PowrQuad? PLUS Transmission for 30 km/h (16/16) – Tires with SRI 825
18.9 Travel Speeds, PowrQuad? PLUS Transmission for 40 km/h (16/16) – Tires with SRI 700 and 800
18.10 Ground Speeds, PowrQuad? PLUS Transmission for 40 km/h (16/16) – Tires with SRI 825
18.11 Travel Speeds (ex Factory with Creeper Transmission), PowrQuad? PLUS and AutoQuad? PLUS Transmissions 40 km/h (24/24) – Tires (SRI 700 and 725)
18.12 Travel Speeds (ex Factory with Creeper Transmission), PowrQuad? PLUS and AutoQuad? PLUS Transmissions 40 km/h (24/24) – Tires (SRI 750 and 775)
18.13 Travel Speeds (ex Factory with Creeper Transmission), PowrQuad? PLUS and AutoQuad? PLUS Transmissions 40 km/h (24/24) – Tires (SRI 800 and 825)
18.14 Travel Speeds (ex Factory without Creeper Transmission), PowrQuad? PLUS and AutoQuad? PLUS Transmissions 40 km/h (24/24) – Tires (SRI 700, 725, 750 and 775)
18.15 Ground Speeds (ex Factory without Creeper Transmission), PowrQuad? PLUS and AutoQuad? PLUS Transmissions 40 km/h (24/24) – Tires (SRI 800 and 825)
18.16 Ground Speeds, CommandQuad? PLUS Transmission for 40 km/h (24/24) – Tires with SRI 700, 725, 750 and 775
18.17 Ground Speeds, CommandQuad? PLUS Transmission for 40 km/h (24/24) – Tires with SRI 800 and 825
19 PowrQuad? PLUS Transmission
19.1 Shift the PowrQuad? PLUS Transmission
19.2 PowrQuad? PLUS Transmission ? Settings
20 AutoQuad? PLUS Transmission
20.1 Shifting the AutoQuad? PLUS Transmission
20.2 AutoQuad Plus Transmission ? Settings
21 CommandQuad? PLUS Transmission
21.1 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Controls, Overview
21.2 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Park Lock Lever
21.3 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Reverse Drive Lever
21.4 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Range Shift Unit
21.5 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Shift Lever
21.6 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Accelerator Pedal and Hand Throttle
21.7 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Brake Pedals and Clutch Pedal (AutoClutch Function)
21.8 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Special Features when Maneuvering the Tractor
21.9 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Set Maximum Travel Speed
21.10 CommandQuad? PLUS – Set Maximum Engine Speed
21.11 CommandQuad? PLUS – Select Start Gear
21.12 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Set Operating Mode
21.13 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Set Engine Speed Reduction (Custom Setting)
21.14 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Set Engine Droop (Custom Setting)
21.15 CommandQuad? PLUS ? SoftShift when Changing Gears
21.16 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Set the Reverse/Forward Speed Ratio
21.17 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Adjust AutoClutch Sensitivity
21.18 CommandQuad? PLUS – Start Gears
21.19 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Customizing Vehicle Behavior
21.20 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Operating with Trailer on Hillsides in Slippery Conditions
21.21 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Stopping and Parking the Tractor
21.22 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Come-Home Mode
21.23 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Towing the Tractor
22 PTO Shaft, Hitch, and Trailer Hitches
22.1 Hitch – Maximum Lifting Force
23 PTO Shaft – General Information
23.1 Front PTO ? PTO Shield
23.2 Rear PTO ? PTO Shield
23.3 Operating instructions
23.4 PTO Speeds
23.5 PTO Options
24 Front PTO
24.1 Front PTO
24.2 Switching the Front PTO
24.3 Front PTO ? PTO Automatic Shut-off Function
25 Rear PTO
25.1 Engaging Rear PTO
25.2 Rear PTO ? Select Standard Speed (Shiftable PTO)
25.3 Rear PTO ? Remote Control and Function
25.4 Rear PTO ? PTO Automatic Shut-off Function
25.5 Rear PTO ? Change the PTO Stub Shaft
25.6 Rear PTO ? Connect an Implement
26 Front Hitch
26.1 Economy Front Hitch – Controls
26.2 Economy Front Hitch
26.3 Front Hitch – Center Link
26.4 Front Hitch – Center Link Positions
26.5 Front Hitch – Hook-Type Center Link
27 Rear Hitches
27.1 Rear Hitch – Operation
27.2 Rear Hitch – Remote Control
27.3 Rear Hitch – Raise Height Limit
27.4 Rear Hitch – Driving under Load with Mounted Implement
27.5 Rear Hitch – Hitch Damping
27.6 Rear Hitch – Adjust the Rate of Drop
27.7 Rear Hitch – Adjust the Raise Rate
27.8 Rear Hitch – Set the Depth Control Stop
27.9 Rear Hitch – Draft/Depth Control Adjustment
27.10 Rear Hitch – Use Draft Control
27.11 Rear Hitch – Float Position
27.12 Rear Hitch – Direct Actuation
27.13 Three-point hitch
27.14 Flat Steel Draft Links
27.15 Telescopic Draft Links
27.16 Attach Three-Point Hitch Mounted and Drawn Implements
27.17 Implement, levelling
27.18 Center Link
27.19 Center Link Positions
27.20 Hook-Type Center Link
27.21 Hydraulic Center Link (If Available)
27.22 Adjust Lift Links
27.23 Lift Links – Adjust for Vertical Float
27.24 Sway Blocks (If Equipped)
27.25 Stabilizer (If Equipped)
27.26 Stabilizing System (If Equipped)
27.27 Draft Links ? Adjust Spreading Dimension
28 Wagon Hitches
28.1 CAT II Drawbar
28.2 Proper Use of Drawbar
28.3 Locking the Hitch Pins
28.4 Latch for telescopic draft links
28.5 Hitch Jaw
29 Hydraulic System
29.1 Selective Control Valves – Maximum Permissible Oil Withdrawal
29.2 Selective Control Valves (SCV) – Oil Withdrawal with Hydrostatic Drive (with PC Hydraulic System)
29.3 Selective Control Valves (SCV) – Oil Withdrawal with Hydrostatic Drive (with PFC Hydraulic System)
30 Hydraulic Connections
30.1 Selective Control Valves (SCV) – Fittings
30.2 Selective Control Valves – Connect Hydraulic Hoses
30.3 Selective Control Valves – Disconnect Hydraulic Hoses
30.4 Selective Control Valves – Connect or Disconnect Hydraulic Hoses at Front Hitch (If Equipped)
30.5 Hydraulic Connections for Implements and Hydraulic Motors
30.6 Connect Implements to Selective Control Valves (SCV)
31 Selective Control Valves – Controls
31.1 Selective Control Valves, Mechanical – Control Levers
31.2 Mechanical Selective Control Valves – Transport Lock
31.3 Selective Control Valves (SCV), Mechanical – Raise Rate
31.4 Selective Control Valves (SCV), Mechanical – Set Feature Mode
31.5 Selective Control Valves (SCV), Mechanical – Pressure Settings for Series 450
31.6 Selective Control Valves, Electronic – Adjusting SCV Flow Rate and Flow Time
32 Selective Control Valves – Settings
32.1 Operator Presence Sensor ? For North America, Australia, and New Zealand Only
33 Front Loader
33.1 Front Loader Mounting Frames for Loaders 620R/623R
33.2 Front Loader Mounting Frames for Loaders 640R/643R, 660R/663R and 680R/683R
33.3 Front Loader – Hydraulic Quick Release (If Equipped)
33.4 Front Loader ? Influence of the Engine Speed on the Lifting Function
33.5 Mechanical Multi-Function Lever with Front-Loader Dampening
33.6 Multi-Function Lever, Electrical ? Controls
33.7 Multi-Function Lever, Electrical ? Layout and Functions
33.8 Multi-Function Lever, Electrical ? Lock Function (Transport Lock)
34 Wheels and Tires
34.1 General Wheel, Tire, and Tread Guidelines
34.2 Prevent Front Wheel or Fender Contact with Tractor Components
34.3 Changing to a Different Tire Size
34.4 Use of Dual Wheels (Easy-to-Attach)
34.5 Service Tires Safely
34.6 Change Tires Safely
34.7 Wheel Exchange with Wheel Weights
34.8 Tire Combinations – 6110M
34.9 Tire Combinations – 6120M
34.10 Tire Combinations – 6130M
34.11 Tire Combinations – 6145M
34.12 Calculate Tire Combinations (Graphic)
34.13 Two-Piece Front Axle ? Calculate Tire Combination
34.14 Three-Piece Front Axle ? Calculate Tire Combination
34.15 Tire Labeling, Ascertain the Load Capacity of Tires
34.16 Tire Pressures
34.17 Tire Inflation Pressure Guidelines
34.18 Select Tire Inflation Pressure
35 Front Wheels, Tires, and Tread Widths
35.1 Front Tires with Front-Wheel Drive
35.2 Check and Adjust Toe-In
35.3 Adjustable Front Axle – Check Toe-in
35.4 Adjustable Front Axle Type A – Adjust Toe-in
35.5 Adjustable Front Axle Type A – Tighten Axle Bolts and Wheel Bolts
35.6 Adjustable Front Axle Type A – Adjust the Wheel Treads
35.7 Adjustable Front Axle Type A – Tread Widths Without Axle Extensions
35.8 Adjustable Front Axle Type A – Tread Widths with Axle Extensions
35.9 Adjustable Front Axle Typ B – Adjust Toe-in
35.10 Adjustable Front Axle Type B – Tightening Axle Bolts and Wheels Bolts
35.11 Adjustable Front Axle Typ B – Adjusting the Wheel Treads
35.12 Adjustable Front Axle Type B ? Wheel Treads
35.13 Front-Wheel Drive Axle ? Check Toe-In
35.14 Front-Wheel Drive Axle ? Adjust Toe-In
35.15 Instructions for Front Wheel Tread Adjustment with Rims for 2, 8, and 16 Positions
35.16 Two-Piece Front Axle ? Tread Widths for Front Wheels with Rims for 2 Positions – 6110M
35.17 Two-Piece Front Axle ? Tread Widths for Front Wheels with Rims for 2 Positions – 6120M
35.18 Two-Piece Front Axle ? Tread Widths for Front Wheels with Rims for 2 Positions – 6130M
35.19 Two-Piece Front Axle ? Tread Widths for Front Wheels with Rims for 16 Positions – 6110M
35.20 Two-Piece Front Axle ? Tread Widths for Front Wheels with Rims for 16 Positions – 6120M
35.21 Two-Piece Front Axle ? Tread Widths for Front Wheels with Rims for 16 Positions – 6130M
35.22 Three-Piece Front Axle (Version 2) ? Tread Widths for Front Wheels with Rims for 2 Positions – 6145M
35.23 Three-Piece Front Axle (Version 2) ? Tread Widths for Front Wheels with Rims for 8 Positions – 6145M
35.24 Three-Piece Front Axle (Version 2) ? Tread Widths for Front Wheels with Rims for 16 Positions – 6145M
36 Steering Stop and Fender ? Settings
36.1 Adjust Fenders
36.2 Notes on Adjusting the Fenders
36.3 Two-Piece Front Axle ? Notes on Adjusting the Steering Stop
36.4 Two-Piece Front Axle ? Adjust the Fixed Fenders and Steering Stop – 730, 733 and 735 (Part 1)
36.5 Two-Piece Front Axle ? Adjust the Fixed Fenders and Steering Stop – 730, 733 and 735 (Part 2)
36.6 Two-Piece Front Axle ? Adjust the Pivoting Fenders and Steering Stop – 730, 733 and 735 (Part 1)
36.7 Two-Piece Front Axle ? Adjust the Pivoting Fenders and Steering Stop – 730, 733 and 735 (Part 2)
36.8 Three-Piece Front Axle (Version 2) ? Overview of Axle Category and Axle Type
36.9 Three-Piece Front Axle (Version 2) ? Notes on Adjusting the Steering Stop
36.10 Three-Piece Front Axle (Version 2) ? Adjust the Fixed Fenders and Steering Stop – 750 (M50LD, M50 und M50HD) Part 1
36.11 Three-Piece Front Axle (Version 2) ? Adjust the Fixed Fenders and Steering Stop – 750 (M50LD, M50 und M50HD) Part 2
36.12 Three-Piece Front Axle (Version 2) ? Adjust the Pivoting Fenders and Steering Stop – 750 (M50LD, M50 and M50HD) Part 1
36.13 Three-Piece Front Axle (Version 2) ? Adjust the Pivoting Fenders and Steering Stop – 750 (M50LD, M50 and M50HD) Part 2
37 Rear Wheels, Tires, and Tread Widths
37.1 Instructions for Rear Wheel Tread Adjustment with Rims for 2, 8 and 16 Positions – Flanged Axle
37.2 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 2 Positions – Flanged Axle (6110M)
37.3 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 2 Positions – Flanged Axle (6120M)
37.4 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 2 Positions – Flanged Axle (6130M)
37.5 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 2 Positions – Flanged Axle (6145M)
37.6 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 2 Positions (Heavy-Duty Type) – Flanged Axle (6145M)
37.7 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 8 Positions – Flanged Axle (6145M)
37.8 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 16 Positions – Flanged Axle (6110M)
37.9 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 16 Positions – Flanged Axle (6120M)
37.10 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 16 Positions – Flanged Axle (6130M)
37.11 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 16 Positions – Flanged Axle (6145M)
37.12 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 16 Positions (Heavy-Duty Type) – Flanged Axle (6145M)
37.13 Steel Adjustable Wheels in Combination with Adjustable Rear Axles
37.14 Notes on Rear Wheels – Rack-and-Pinion Axles, Hub Diameter 79 mm
37.15 Rack-and-Pinion Axles, Hub Diameter 79 mm – Adjust Tread Widths
37.16 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 2 Positions – Rack-and-Pinion Axle, Hub Diameter 79 mm (6110M)
37.17 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 2 Positions – Rack-and-Pinion Axle, Hub Diameter 79 mm (6120M)
37.18 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 2 Positions – Rack-and-Pinion Axle, Hub Diameter 79 mm (6130M)
37.19 Notes on Rear Wheels – Rack-and-Pinion Axles, Hub Diameter 86 mm
37.20 Rack-and-Pinion Axles, Hub Diameter 86 mm – Adjust Tread Widths for Cast Rear Wheels
37.21 Rack-and-Pinion Axles, Hub Diameter 86 mm – Adjust Tread Widths for Steel Rear Wheels (with Adjusting Pinion)
37.22 Rack-and-Pinion Axles, Hub Diameter 86 mm – Adjust Tread Widths for Steel Rear Wheels (without Adjusting Pinion)
37.23 Tread Widths for Rear Wheels with Rims for 2 Positions – Rack-and-Pinion Axle, Hub Diameter 86 mm (6145M)
38 Operator’s Cab
38.1 Avoid Contact with Agricultural Chemicals
38.2 Clean Vehicle of Hazardous Pesticides
38.3 Emergency Exits
38.4 Roll-Over Protective Structure
38.5 Use the Seat Belt
38.6 Tractors with Cab Suspension
39 Seat Adjustment
39.1 Comfort Seat – MSG85
39.2 Air Comfort Seat – MSG95G and MSG95GL
39.3 Air Comfort Seat ? MSG95AL
39.4 Air Comfort Seat – MSG97AL
39.5 Instructional Seat for Training Purposes
40 Steering Column
40.1 Adjust the Steering Wheel
41 Mirrors
41.1 External Mirrors, Manually Adjustable
42 Access Steps
42.1 Access Steps and Handrails
42.2 Remove the Right Access Step
43 Wiper / Washer System
43.1 Wiper and Washer System
44 Heater / Ventilation / Air-Conditioning System (HVAC)
44.1 Fan and Air Louvers
44.2 Heating System
44.3 Air-Conditioning System
45 Lights
45.1 Overview of the Lights
45.2 Turn-Signals and Horn Switch
45.3 Light Switch
45.4 Additional Headlights (Optional Equipment)
45.5 Turn Worklights On and Off
45.6 Worklights of the ISOBUS Implement
45.7 Switch On Hazard Warning Lights
45.8 Beacon Light (Option)
45.9 Dome Lights
45.10 Access-Step Light
45.11 Seven-Terminal Trailer Socket
46 Power Outlet Sockets
46.1 Socket for GreenStar? Display
46.2 ISOBUS Socket in Cab
46.3 12-V Power Outlet Socket / Cigarette Lighter
46.4 3-Terminal Power Outlet Socket (12V, SAE)
46.5 Signal Socket According to ISO Standard 11786
46.6 Service Socket (CAN Bus)Service Socket (CAN Bus)
46.7 ISOBUS Socket (ISB)
47 Accessories
47.1 Storage Tray
47.2 Reverse Travel Alarm (Optional Equipment)
47.3 Controls for Hydraulic Quick Release and Worklights on Front Loader (if Equipped)
47.4 Install Monitor
47.5 Opening Windows
47.6 Routing Cables through the Window
47.7 Roof Hatch
47.8 Lockable Tank Filler Cap
48 Performance Ballast
48.1 Ballasting Information and Guidelines for Tractors with Single Tires
48.2 General Guidelines for Tractor Weight Based on Engine Horsepower (according to EC Directive 97/68, using PS as Unit of Measurement)
48.3 Limits for Travel Speed Deviate Depending on the Model – for Tractors Without Front-Wheel Drive Axle (6145M)
48.4 Selection of Weights
48.5 Load on Rear Wheels
48.6 Measure Rear Wheel Slip
48.7 Fill Tires with Water
48.8 Draining Tires
48.9 Change Wheel Weights Safely
48.10 Weight in Three-Point Hitch
48.11 Attach Pickup Weight to the Front Hitch
48.12 Attach the Pickup Weight to the Rear Hitch
48.13 Attach Pickup Weight to the Basic Weight
48.14 Install Front Weights
49 Transport
49.1 Transporting tractor
49.2 Lashing the tractor to transport trailers
49.3 Wash Machine After Unloading
49.4 Drive on Public Roads
49.5 Towing Loads and Transporting with Ballast
49.6 Use Safety Chain
49.7 Freeing a Mired Machine
49.8 Tow the Tractor
49.9 CommandQuad? PLUS ? Towing the Tractor
50 Fuel, Lubricants, and Coolant
50.1 Oilscan? and CoolScan?
51 Diesel Fuel
51.1 Diesel Fuel
51.2 Handling and Storing Diesel Fuel
51.3 Lubricity of Diesel Fuel
51.4 Testing Diesel Fuel
51.5 Biodiesel Fuel
51.6 Minimizing the Effect of Cold Weather on Diesel Engines
51.7 Supplemental Diesel Fuel Additives
52 Diesel Exhaust Fluid
52.1 Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) ? Use in Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Equipped Engines
52.2 Refilling Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Tank
52.3 Storing Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF)
52.4 Testing Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF)
52.5 Disposal of Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF)
53 Engine Oil
53.1 John Deere Break-In Plus? Engine Oil ? Interim Tier 4, Final Tier 4, Stage IIIB, Stage IV, and Stage V
53.2 Diesel Engine Oil ? Interim Tier 4, Final Tier 4, Stage IIIB, Stage IV, and Stage V
53.3 Engine Oil and Filter Service Intervals ? Interim Tier 4, Final Tier 4, Stage IIIB, Stage IV, and Stage V Engines
54 Engine Coolant
54.1 Diesel Engine Coolant (engine with wet sleeve cylinder liners)
54.2 Operating in Warm Temperature Climates
54.3 John Deere COOL-GARD? II Coolant Extender
54.4 Water Quality for Mixing with Coolant Concentrate
54.5 Testing Coolant Freeze Point
55 Other Lubricants
55.1 Transmission and Hydraulic Oil
55.2 Oil for Front-Wheel Drive Axle
55.3 Multipurpose Extreme Pressure (EP) Grease
55.4 Grease for Automated Lubrication Systems
55.5 Multipurpose Grease
55.6 Mixing of Lubricants
55.7 Lubricant Storage
55.8 Alternative and Synthetic Lubricants
56 Service ? General Information
56.1 Required Emission-Related Information
56.2 Safe Maintenance and Cleaning
56.3 Using High-Pressure Washers
56.4 Observe Service Intervals
56.5 Maintenance Intervals
56.6 Raise the Hood
56.7 Open Service Doors
56.8 Jack Up the Tractor – Lifting Points
56.9 General Instructions Regarding the Condition of the Tractor
56.10 Inspect/Replace Hydraulic Hoses
56.11 Important Instructions Regarding Alternator
56.12 Note on Wheels and Tires
56.13 Notes, Before Initial Start-Up and Daily Service
56.14 Note Regarding the Service Interval for Engine Coolant
56.15 Instructions for Starting up the Air-Conditioning System
56.16 Unified Inch Bolt and Screw Torque Values
56.17 Metric Bolt and Screw Torque Values
57 Maintenance Intervals
57.1 Notes
57.2 Service Daily or Every 10 Operating Hours
57.3 Service (As Required, Annually, Every 2 and 3 Years)
57.4 Periodic Service
57.5 Information on Changing Engine Oil
57.6 Engine Oil and Filter Change
57.7 Engine Oil and Filter Change
57.8 Engine Oil and Filter Change
57.9 Engine Oil and Filter Change
57.10 Engine Air Cleaner and Cab Air Filters, Service
57.11 Engine Air Cleaner and Cab Air Filters, Service
57.12 Cooling System, Service
57.13 Cooling System, Service
57.14 Service the DEF System
57.15 Service the DEF System
57.16 Yearly
57.17 Yearly
57.18 100 Hours Service
57.19 500 Hour Service
57.20 1000 Hour Service
57.21 1500 Hour Service
57.22 2000 Hour Service
57.23 25000 Hour Service
57.24 3000 Hour Service
57.25 3500 Hour Service
57.26 4000 Hour Service
57.27 4500 Hours Service
57.28 5000 Hour Service
57.29 55000 Hour Service
57.30 6000 Hour Service
57.31 6500 Hour Service
57.32 7000 Hour Service
57.33 7500 Hour Service
57.34 8000 Hour Service
57.35 85000 Hour Service
57.36 9000 Hour Service
57.37 9500 Hour Service
57.38 10000 Hour Service
57.39 Information About Further Services
57.40 Record For Further Services
58 Service – Cleaning
58.1 Clean the Radiator, Condenser and Area Surrounding the Engine – 4-Cylinder Engines
58.2 Cooling System – Clean Viscous Fan, Bimetallic Spring
58.3 Clean Cab Air Filters
58.4 Bleed Air from Fuel System – 4-Cylinder Engines
58.5 Check the Fuel Filters – 4-Cylinder Engines
58.6 Service Fuel Tank
58.7 DEF Tank – Clean Screen on Filler Neck
58.8 DEF Tank Vent – Check Filter
58.9 Clean DEF Tank
59 Service – Electrical System
59.1 Battery ? Disconnect the Electrical Circuit
59.2 Battery ? Disconnect Electrical Circuit – On Tractors with Horizontal Exhaust System
59.3 Access to the Battery
59.4 Access to the Battery – On Tractors with Horizontal Exhaust System
59.5 Access to Fuses
59.6 Access to the Fuses – On Tractors with Horizontal Exhaust System
59.7 Fuse and Relay of Electrical Starting Aid – Only on Tractors with Aftertreatment (Final Tier 4)
59.8 Fuses and Relays under the Right Access Step
59.9 Fuses and Relays under the Horizontal Exhaust System
59.10 Fuses and Relays (LCS) and (FRM), General Information – Tractors with Operator’s Cab
59.11 Fuses and Relays (LCS) and (FRM) – Tractors with Operator’s Cab
59.12 Check Engine Ground Connection – 4-Cylinder Engines
59.13 Starter Motor
59.14 PTO Actuation – Check Safety Device
59.15 Check the Movement Inhibitor ? PowrQuad? PLUS Transmission and AutoQuad? PLUS Transmission
59.16 Check the Movement Inhibitor ? CommandQuad? Transmission
59.17 Light Test
59.18 Handling Halogen Lamps Safely
59.19 Safe Maintenance and Cleaning
59.20 Headlight in the Engine Hood, Low-Beam Headlight – Exchange Lamps
59.21 Headlight in the Engine Hood, High-Beam Headlight – Exchange Lamps
59.22 Worklight in the Engine Hood – Exchange Lamps
59.23 Worklights on Cab Frame, Cab Roof, or Rear Fender – Exchange Lamps
59.24 Turn Signal and Clearance Lights on Cab Frame – Exchange Lamps
59.25 Headlights on Cab Frame – Change Lamp
59.26 Tail Brake Light/Turn Signal on Fender – Change Lamp
59.27 License Plate Light – Replace Bulb
59.28 Beacon Light, Bulb Change
59.29 Cab Lighting – Replace Bulb
59.30 Lighting of the Transmission Shift Unit – Replace Bulb
60 Service – Check Hardware Torques
60.1 Tighten Axle Bolts – Adjustable Front Axle, Type A
60.2 Tighten axle bolts – adjustable front axle, type B
60.3 Tighten Wheel Bolts of Front Wheels, with Adjustable Front Axle Type A
60.4 Tighten wheel bolts of front wheels, with adjustable front axle type B
60.5 Tighten Front-Wheel Bolts, on Vehicles with Front-Wheel Drive Axles – 6110M to 6130M
60.6 Tighten Front-Wheel Bolts, on Vehicles with Front-Wheel Drive Axles – 6145M
60.7 Tighten Wheel Bolts of the Rear Wheels, with Flanged Axles
60.8 Tighten Wheel Bolts of the Tear Wheels – Rack-and-Pinion Axles, Hub Diameter 79 mm
60.9 Tighten Wheel Bolts of the Tear Wheels – Rack-and-Pinion Axles, Hub Diameter 86 mm
60.10 Wheel Weights – Tighten Screws
60.11 Front Hitch – Check Hardware Torque
60.12 Front Loader Mounting Frame – Maintenance
60.13 CAT II Drawbar – Tighten the Screws
61 Service – Checks
61.1 Check Engine Oil Level – 4-Cylinder Engines
61.2 Engine – Check Drive Belt for Wear
61.3 Cooling System – Check Viscous Fan
61.4 Check Coolant Level – 4-Cylinder Engines
61.5 Use coolant test strips to check engine coolant – with 4-cylinder engines
61.6 Check Air Intake Hoses – on 4-Cylinder Engines
61.7 Front-Wheel Drive Axle – Axle Housing, Check Oil Level
61.8 Front-Wheel Drive Axle – Final Drives without Brakes, Check Oil Level
61.9 Front-Axle Suspension – Accumulator Check
61.10 Transmission/Hydraulic System – Check Oil Level
61.11 Check leak-off oil containers (if equipped)
61.12 Inspect Hydraulic Hoses
61.13 Check the Mechanical Cab Suspension
61.14 Cab ? Check Closing Mechanisms and Rubber Seals of the Doors, Windows, and Roof Hatches
61.15 Inspect Seat Belt
61.16 Check Brakes
61.17 Bleed and Check the Brake System
61.18 Check the Drawbar for Wear
62 Service – Change
62.1 Replace Bulbs
62.2 Change Engine Oil Filter
62.3 Change the Engine Oil – 4-Cylinder Engines
62.4 Engine – Change Filter of Oil Separator in Crankcase Vent (If Equipped)
62.5 Change the Fuel Filters – 4-Cylinder Engines
62.6 Change the Engine Air Cleaner
62.7 Engine Air Cleaner – Change Secondary Element
62.8 Change Cab Air Filters
62.9 Cab air filter ? Change activated carbon filter (if equipped)
62.10 Change the Coolant – 4-Cylinder Engines
62.11 Change Filter of DEF Dosing Unit
62.12 Replace Suction Screen on DEF Tank Header (Only for Tractors without In-Line DEF Filter)
62.13 Change In-Line DEF Filter (If Equipped)
62.14 Change Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF)
62.15 Front-Wheel Drive Axle – Instructions on Changing Oil (Axle Housing and Final Drives)
62.16 Front-Wheel Drive Axle – Final Drives with Brake, Oil Change
62.17 Front-Wheel Drive Axle – Final Drives without Brake, Oil Change
62.18 Front-Wheel Drive Axle – Axle Housing, Oil Change
62.19 Transmission/Hydraulic Oil Filters, Replace
62.20 Change Transmission/Hydraulic Oil and Clean Intake Screen
62.21 Front PTO – Change Oil Filter (If Equipped)
62.22 Front PTO – Change Oil (If Equipped)
63 Service – Lubrication
63.1 Lubrication – General information
63.2 Unscheduled Lubrication
63.3 Lubricate Tractor – Lubrication Points
63.4 Rear PTO – Lubricate PTO Stub Shaft Support
63.5 Lubricate Rear Axle Bearings
63.6 Adjusta
