Table of Content:
1 Introduction
1.1 Foreword
1.2 Emissions Performance and Tampering
1.3 Look For Supplemental Information
1.4 Trademarks
2 Glossary
2.1 Glossary of Terms
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 Transport Towed Equipment at Safe Speeds
3.26 Use Caution on Slopes, Uneven Terrain, and Rough Ground
3.27 Freeing a Mired Machine
3.28 Avoid Contact with Agricultural Chemicals
3.29 Handle Agricultural Chemicals Safely
3.30 Handling Batteries Safely
3.31 Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines
3.32 Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating
3.33 Handle Electronic Components and Brackets Safely
3.34 Practice Safe Maintenance
3.35 Avoid Hot Exhaust
3.36 Clean Exhaust Filter Safely
3.37 Work In Ventilated Area
3.38 Support Machine Properly
3.39 Prevent Machine Runaway
3.40 Park Machine Safely
3.41 Transport Tractor Safely
3.42 Service Cooling System Safely
3.43 Service Accumulator Systems Safely
3.44 Service Tires Safely
3.45 Service Front-Wheel Drive Tractor Safely
3.46 Tightening Wheel Retaining Bolts/Nuts
3.47 Avoid High-Pressure Fluids
3.48 Do Not Open High-Pressure Fuel System
3.49 Store Attachments Safely
3.50 Decommissioning ? Proper Recycling and Disposal of Fluids and Components
4 Safety Signs
4.1 Operator’s Manual
4.2 Seat Belt
4.3 Cab Suspension With Hydraulic Accumulators (If Equipped)
4.4 Pick-Up Hitch (If Equipped)
4.5 Triple Link Suspension Plus (TLS? Plus) (If Equipped)
4.6 Brake Accumulator (If Equipped)
5 Vehicle Overview
5.1 7R Series Tractor
6 Operator?s Manual Use
6.1 Operator?s Manual Use
7 General Vehicle Description
7.1 7R Series Tractor
8 Engine Operation
8.1 Required Machine Stop Warning
8.2 Engine Fuel System and Power Rating
8.3 Battery Disconnect Switch
8.4 Start the Engine
8.5 Theft Deterrent Systems
8.6 Run the Engine
8.7 Stop the Engine
8.8 Restart Engine That Has Run Out of Fuel
8.9 Reduce Fuel Consumption
8.10 Use Battery Booster or Charger
9 Cold Weather Operation
9.1 Cold Weather Starting?With Glow Plug Starting Aid (6.8 L Engine)
9.2 Cold Weather Starting?Without Starting Aid (9.0 L Engine)
9.3 Cold Weather Starting?With Starting Aid (9.0 L Engine)
9.4 Change Starting Fluid Canister
9.5 Auxiliary Heaters Use
10 Emissions Equipment
10.1 Exhaust Filter System Overview?Final Tier 4/Stage V Engine
10.2 Aftertreatment Indicators Overview
10.3 Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) System Overview
10.4 Auto Exhaust Filter Cleaning Mode?Final Tier 4/Stage V Engine
10.5 Parked Exhaust Filter Cleaning?Final Tier 4/Stage V Engine
10.6 Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) System?Final Tier 4/Stage V Engine
10.7 Low Fuel or Low DEF Warning
10.8 Disconnect Battery?Final Tier 4/Stage V Engine
11 Controls and Instruments
11.1 Front Console
11.2 CommandARM? ISOBUS Shortcut Button (ISB)
11.3 Foot Throttle (If Equipped)
12 Corner Post Display
12.1 Corner Post Display
12.2 Information Indicators
12.3 Digital Indicators?Tachometer, Ground Speed, Transmission, and Set Speed
12.4 Gauges?Coolant Temperature, DEF Level and Fuel Level
13 CommandARM? Controls
13.1 CommandARM? with Generation 4 CommandCenter? Display
13.2 CommandARM? Secondary Brake Lever
13.3 Rear and Front Hitch Controls
13.4 SCV Control Levers
13.5 CommandARM? Climate, Radio and Lighting Controls
13.6 CommandARM? PTO Control Lever
13.7 Left-Hand Side Controls
14 CommandCenter?
14.1 Onscreen Help
14.2 Generation 4 CommandCenter?
14.3 Generation 4 CommandCenter? Processor
14.4 Generation 4 CommandCenter? 4600 Processor Wi-Fi? Capabilities
14.5 Run Page Structure
14.6 Menu
14.7 Machine Settings Overview
14.8 Operating System Applications Overview
14.9 AMS Applications Overview
14.10 CommandCenter? Activations
14.11 Demo Activations
14.12 Automation Status Overview
14.13 Navigate Generation 4 CommandCenter?
14.14 Power Display On and Off
14.15 Navigate Run Pages on Main Page
14.16 Shortcut Buttons
14.17 Display and Sound
14.18 Brightness
14.19 Sound
14.20 Multiple Displays
14.21 Display Calibration
14.22 Date and Time
14.23 Change Current Date
14.24 Change Current Time
14.25 Language and Units
14.26 Language and Units Settings
14.27 Change Pages and Values
14.28 Status Center
14.29 Shortcut Softkeys
14.30 Software Manager
14.31 Factory and Service ADVISOR? Installed Onscreen Help
14.32 Update Display Software
14.33 Activations
14.34 Service ADVISOR? Remote
14.35 Vehicle Reprogramming
14.36 Troubleshooting ? Reprogramming
14.37 System Recovery
14.38 Remote Display Access
14.39 File Manager
14.40 USB Drive
14.41 Capture Screen Shots
14.42 Diagnostics Center
14.43 Controller Diagnostics
14.44 Diagnostic Information
14.45 Hide Diagnostic Center
14.46 Diagnostic Trouble Codes
14.47 Display Hardware
14.48 CAN Bus Information
14.49 CAN Bus Values
14.50 Network
14.51 DataSync
14.52 Users and Access
14.53 User Profiles
14.54 Access Groups
14.55 Layout Manager
14.56 Active Set
14.57 Shortcut Bar
14.58 All Run Pages
14.59 Add, Edit, or Duplicate Run Pages
14.60 Fields and Boundaries
14.61 Field Boundaries
14.62 Manage Clients, Farms, and Fields
14.63 AutoTrac? Guidance
14.64 Equipment Manager
14.65 Machine Profile
14.66 Implement Profile
14.67 Machine Monitor
14.68 Work Monitor
14.69 Work Recording
14.70 Maintenance and Calibrations
14.71 Calibrations
14.72 Radar Calibration
14.73 Wheel Slip Calibration
14.74 Service Intervals
14.75 Service Checks
14.76 Steering
14.77 Steering Settings
14.78 Controls Setup
14.79 Settings Manager
14.80 Automation Status
14.81 Read ISOBUS Controller?s Operator?s Manual
14.82 ISOBUS VT
14.83 StarFire? GPS Receiver
14.84 Use Video Display Capability Properly
14.85 Install Video Display Camera
14.86 Video
14.87 Video Triggers
15 Radio Operation
15.1 Radio Faceplate Features
15.2 Declaration of Conformity
15.3 Select Radio Receiver Wave Band
15.4 Mexico Bluetooth? Information
15.5 Russia Bluetooth? Certification
15.6 Set Clock
15.7 Reset Clock
15.8 Turn Confirmation Beep On/Off (BEEP)
15.9 Adjust Maximum Volume at Power-On (ONVOL)
15.10 Program Type (PTY)
15.11 Treble Reduction During Interference (HCUT)
15.12 Set Key Function (KEY PRG)
15.13 Traffic Information
15.14 External Sources
15.15 Select Radio Source with Generation 4 CommandCenter?
15.16 AM/FM Home Page
15.17 Premium Radio USB Home Page
15.18 Premium Radio Bluetooth? Home Page (If Equipped)
15.19 Auxiliary Home Page
15.20 Pair Bluetooth? Device to Generation 4 CommandCenter?
15.21 Manage Paired Bluetooth? Devices
15.22 Phone Operation
15.23 Phone Signal Strength and Battery Charge
15.24 Contact List
15.25 Recent Calls
15.26 Clear Favorites and Call History
16 AMS? Technology
16.1 Machine Sync
16.2 Mount StarFire? Receiver
16.3 Install GreenStar? System Components
16.4 Install Machine Communications Radio (MCR) Antenna (If Equipped)
16.5 Connect AutoTrac? Assisted Steering System
17 Intelligent Total Equipment Control (iTEC?)
17.1 CommandARM? Control Functions
17.2 iTEC? Station Description
17.3 CommandCenter? Pages Descriptions and Functions
17.4 Status Area
17.5 All Sequence Page
17.6 Add New Sequence
17.7 Sequence Step Status
17.8 Edit or Remove Sequence
17.9 Sequence Step Status – Keyboard
17.10 Sequence Sets Page
17.11 Sequence Step Status – Available Options
17.12 Perform Sequence
17.13 Recommendations (AutoLearn)
17.14 iTEC Functions?IVT?/AutoPowr? Transmission
17.15 iTEC? Functions?Efficiency Manager? Powershift Transmission
18 Tractor-Implement Automation? (TIA?)
18.1 Tractor-Implement Automation? (TIA?)
18.2 Activate Tractor-Implement Automation? Equipment
18.3 Tractor-Implement Automation? ? Status Page
18.4 Operate Tractor-Implement Automation?
18.5 PTO Requirements
18.6 SCV Requirements
18.7 IVT?/AutoPowr? Requirements
18.8 Powershift Transmission Requirements
18.9 AutoTrac? Guidance Requirements
18.10 Rear Hitch Requirements
18.11 Drive Strategy Requirements
19 Drivetrain
19.1 Drivetrain Overview
19.2 Triple Link Suspension Plus (TLS? Plus)
19.3 Operate Triple Link Suspension Plus (TLS? Plus) and Hydraulic Cab Suspension (If Equipped)
20 Mechanical Front-Wheel Drive (MFWD)
20.1 Mechanical Front-Wheel Drive (MFWD)
20.2 Change Mechanical Front-Wheel Drive (MFWD) Disengagement Steering Angle
21 Differential Lock
21.1 Differential Lock
21.2 Change Differential Lock Disengagement Steering Angle
22 Brakes
22.1 Brake Use
22.2 Use Secondary Brake Lever (If Equipped)
22.3 Use AutoClutch (If Equipped)
22.4 Brake Warning Indicators
22.5 Trailer Hydraulic Brakes
22.6 Trailer Air Brakes
22.7 Trailer Brake Settings
23 Transmission – General Information
23.1 Transmission Top Speed Note
23.2 Warm-Up Transmission-Hydraulic System
23.3 Foot Pedal Mode
23.4 Activate and Set Maximum Set Speed
23.5 Use Maximum Set Speed with Different Transmission Modes
23.6 Intelligent Power Management
23.7 Backup Alarm
23.8 Come Home Mode
24 e23? Transmission
24.1 Operate e23? Transmission with Right-Hand Reverser
24.2 Shift e23? Transmission with Right-Hand Reverser
24.3 Operate e23? Transmission with Left-Hand Reverser
24.4 Shift e23? Transmission with Left-Hand Reverser
24.5 Set Startup Gears
24.6 Stop and Park Tractor
24.7 CommandCenter? Transmission Main Page
24.8 Efficiency Manager? on the e23? Transmission
24.9 Efficiency Manager? on e23? Transmission in Manual Mode
24.10 e23? Custom Mode Settings
25 IVT?/AutoPowr? Transmission
25.1 Controls Identification
25.2 Left-hand and Right-hand Reverser Shift Patterns
25.3 Operate the Transmission
25.4 Adjust Set Speeds
25.5 Set Speeds?Guidelines and Examples
25.6 IVT?/AutoPowr? Modes and Set Maximum Speed
25.7 IVT?/AutoPowr? Custom Mode Settings
25.8 Adjust Reverse/Forward Set Speed Ratio
25.9 Put Tractor in Motion
25.10 Use Creeper Mode
25.11 Stop and Park Tractor
25.12 Downhill Operation in Slippery Conditions
26 PTO, Hitch, and Drawbar
26.1 Attach PTO-Driven Implement-Front
26.2 Attach PTO-Driven Implement-Rear
26.3 Hitch, SCV and PTO External Switches
27 PTO – General Information
27.1 Stay Clear of Rotating Drivelines
27.2 Operating Instructions
27.3 Select PTO Cruise Speed
27.4 Fine Adjust PTO Cruise Speeds
28 Front PTO
28.1 Operate Front PTO
28.2 Remote Front PTO Switch
28.3 Change Optional Front PTO Shafts
28.4 PTO Engagement Rate
29 Rear PTO
29.1 Rear PTO Shield?Type 3 PTO
29.2 Select Correct Engine Speed
29.3 Operate Rear PTO
29.4 Rear PTO Switch
29.5 Operate Shiftable 3-Speed Rear PTO (If Equipped)
29.6 Operate Shiftable 2-Speed Rear PTO (If Equipped)
29.7 Change PTO Stub Shaft (If Equipped)
30 Front Hitch
30.1 Front Hitch Use
30.2 Front Hitch Single Acting Mode, Position, and Lower Set Point
30.3 Adjust Front Hitch Upper Limit
30.4 Adjust Front Hitch Drop Rate
30.5 Adjust Front Hitch Raise Rate
31 Rear Hitch
31.1 Hitch Capacities
31.2 Rear Hitch
31.3 Hitch Control Lever
31.4 Lock and Damping
31.5 Adjust Load/Depth Control (Draft Response)
31.6 Position Control Use
31.7 Draft Control Use
31.8 Adjust Rear Hitch Upper Limit
31.9 Adjust Rear Hitch Drop Rate
31.10 Adjust Rear Hitch Raise Rate
31.11 Adjust Slip Sensitivity
31.12 Float Operation
31.13 Components
31.14 Remote Raise and Lower Switches (If Equipped)
31.15 Hitch Manual Lowering
31.16 Correct Center Link Position
31.17 Hydraulic Center Link
31.18 Adjust Sway Blocks
31.19 Adjust Deluxe Stabilizers
31.20 Attach Implement to Quick-Hitch
31.21 Level Implement
31.22 Adjust Lateral Float
31.23 Detach Implement from Quick-Hitch
31.24 Hitch Conversion?Convertible Quick-Hitch
31.25 Operate Wagon Hitch
31.26 Operate Pick-Up Hitch
31.27 Change Pick-Up Hitch Coupler
31.28 3-in-1 Hitch System
32 Drawbar
32.1 Drawbar Options and Load Limits
32.2 Adjust Drawbar Position
32.3 Install and Use Clevis Assembly-Cat 2 Drawbar
32.4 Install and Use Clevis Assembly-Cat 3 Drawbar
32.5 Install and Use Clevis Assembly-High Vertical Load Drawbar Support
33 Hydraulics – General Information
33.1 Hydraulic System Overview
34 Selective Control Valves
34.1 Configure SCV Modes
34.2 Configure SCV – Standard Mode
34.3 Activate Independent Mode
34.4 Configure SCV – Independent Mode
34.5 Configure SCV – Feature Mode
34.6 Total SCV Flow
34.7 Six Position SCV Control Levers
34.8 SCV Control Lever?Neutral Position
34.9 SCV Control Lever?Extend and Retract Position
34.10 SCV Control Lever?Extend Detent and Retract Detent Position
34.11 SCV Control Lever?Float Position
34.12 Operator Presence Sensor
34.13 Hitch, SCV and PTO External Switches
34.14 Operate SCVs With CommandARM? Joystick (If Equipped)
34.15 CommandARM? Joystick (If Equipped) – Custom Setup
34.16 CommandARM? Joystick (If Equipped) – Layout and Joystick Lever Functions
34.17 SCV and Joystick Flow Response Setting
35 Hydraulic Connections
35.1 Connect Rear Hydraulic Hoses
35.2 Disconnect Rear Hydraulic Hoses
35.3 Connect or Disconnect Hydraulic Hoses – Mid-Mount or Front SCVs
35.4 Use Load-Sense Hydraulic System (Power Beyond)
35.5 Examples Using Load-Sensing Hydraulic System?Power-Beyond
35.6 Implement Hydraulic Connections
35.7 Implement Connections – Active Down Pressure
35.8 Implement Connection – Vacuum Motors with Power Beyond and Motor Case Drain
35.9 Implement Connections – Hydraulic Motor with Motor Return
35.10 Implement Connections – Vacuum Motor with Motor Return Tip
35.11 Implement Connections – Hitch Auxiliary Raise in Parallel with Hitch Valve
35.12 Implement Connections – Hitch Auxiliary Raise in Parallel with SCV
35.13 Hydraulic Motor Return and Case Drain Kits
35.14 Hitch Auxiliary Raise Kit
35.15 Using Implements Requiring Large Volumes of Oil
36 TouchSet? Depth Control
36.1 Attaching Implement and Control System
36.2 Reset Implement Connector
36.3 Set TouchSet? Depth Controls
36.4 Use TouchSet? Depth Controls
37 Laser Scraper Control
37.1 Laser Scraper?for Scrapers Equipped with Scraper Control Unit
38 Wheels and Tires – General Information
38.1 Service Tires Safely
38.2 Determine Tire Load Capacity
38.3 Change Tire Size
38.4 Select Tire Combinations
38.5 Tire Load Index
38.6 Tire Sidewall Information
38.7 Tire Inflation Pressure Guidelines
39 Front Wheels and Tires
39.1 Recommended Pressures?Group 42
39.2 Recommended Pressures?Group 43
39.3 Recommended Pressures?Group 44
39.4 Adjust and Tighten – Front Wheel Bolts
39.5 Toe-In Check
40 Steering Stop, Fender, and Tread Settings
40.1 Set Steering Stops
40.2 Fender Settings-480 mm and 620 mm Fender
40.3 Extra-Wide Fender Settings-710 mm (28 in)
40.4 Wheel Setting?8-Position
40.5 Wheel Setting?16-Position
40.6 Tire, Steering Stop, and Fender Settings Table Explanation
40.7 Tire, Steering Stop, and Fender Settings-1150/1300 MFWD Axles
40.8 Tire, Steering Stop, and Fender Settings-TLS? Plus Axle
41 Rear Wheels and Tires
41.1 Recommended Pressures?Group 47
41.2 Recommended Pressures?Group 48
41.3 Recommended Pressures?Group 49
41.4 16-Position Rear Wheel Settings
41.5 Rear Wheel, Tire, and Tread Guidelines
41.6 Rear Single Drive Wheel Tread Settings?Flanged Wheels
41.7 Minimum Tread Setting with Air Trailer Brakes and Inner Wheel Weights
41.8 Use Wheel Tightening Stand
41.9 Install Rear Drive Wheel to Cast Hub
41.10 Install Rear Steel Wheel to Hub
41.11 Adjust and Tighten Rear Steel Wheels with Cast Hubs
41.12 Adjust and Tighten Rear Wheels?10-Bolt Heavy-Duty Hubs
41.13 Adjust and Tighten Rear Wheels?12-Bolt Heavy-Duty Hubs
41.14 Adjusting and Tightening Rear Wheels?Flanged Axle
41.15 Single Wheel Tread Settings-Steel Wheels
41.16 Single Wheel Tread Settings?Cast Wheels
41.17 Dual Wheel Tread Settings-Steel Wheels
41.18 Dual Wheel Tread Settings?Cast Wheels
41.19 Dual Wheel Row Crop Settings and Dual Hub Extensions-Cast Wheels
41.20 Clamp-on Dual Usage
42 Operator?s Station – General Information
42.1 Cab Classification According to EN 15695-1 (for Application of Crop Protection Chemicals and Liquid Fertilizer) (2010/52/EU)
42.2 Avoid Contact with Agricultural Chemicals
42.3 Clean Vehicle of Hazardous Pesticides
42.4 Keep Riders Off Machine
42.5 Keep Operator Station Window and Door Closed
42.6 Use Seat Belts
42.7 Use Emergency Exit
42.8 Monitor Bracket Mounts
43 Seat
43.1 Adjust ComfortCommand? Seat
43.2 Adjust Heated Leather Seat
43.3 Adjust ActiveSeat?
43.4 Adjust ComfortCommand? Seat with Cab Suspension
43.5 Adjust CommandARM? Position
43.6 Operator Presence Sensor (If Equipped)
43.7 Use Instructional Seat
44 Steering Column
44.1 Adjust Steering Wheel and Column
44.2 Operate Horn
45 Mirrors
45.1 Manual Mirror
45.2 Electric Mirror
45.3 Telescoping Heated Electric Mirror
46 Steps
46.1 Position Left-hand Steps
46.2 Right-hand Service Steps
47 Wiper Washer
47.1 Operate Front Wiper and Washer
47.2 Operate Rear Wiper and Washer
47.3 Operate Right-Hand Wiper and Washer
48 Lights
48.1 Light Identification Version A
48.2 Light Identification Version B
48.3 Configurable Lights
48.4 Steering Column Light Controls
48.5 Exit Lights
48.6 Operate Turn Signals and High or Low Beam Road Lights
48.7 Safety Lights and Devices
48.8 CommandARM? Light Buttons
48.9 Hazard Lights and Extremity Warning Lights
48.10 Trailering Lights
48.11 Rotary Beacon Light
48.12 7-Pin Outlet (Equipped with Version A Lighting)
48.13 7-Pin Outlet (Equipped with Version B Lighting)
49 Accessories
49.1 Pull-Down Sunshade
49.2 Install Business Band or Citizens Band (CB) Radio and Antenna
49.3 Auxiliary Power Strip Use
49.4 Accessory Electrical Outlet Use
49.5 Connect Compatible Electronic Equipment
49.6 Configure Tractor for GPS or Radar
49.7 Implement Connector
49.8 Refrigerator or Storage Space
50 HVAC
50.1 Climate Controls
50.2 HVAC Settings?Generation 4 CommandCenter?
51 Performance Ballasting
51.1 Selecting Ballast
51.2 How to Calculate Maximum Permissible Download on Trailer Hitch
51.3 Ballasting Information and Guidelines for Tractors with Single Tires
51.4 General Guidelines for Tractor Weight Based on PTO Power
51.5 General Weight Split Guidelines
51.6 Ballast Options
51.7 Ballast Suggestions for Specific Types of Implements used with MFWD Tractors
51.8 Calculate Tractor Ballast Package
51.9 Controlling Power Hop-MFWD Tractors Without TLS? Plus Front Axle
51.10 Install Quik-Tatch? Weights
51.11 Install Rear Wheel Weights
51.12 Install Wheel Weights-Flanged Axles
51.13 Add Rear Ballast For Front Loader
51.14 Liquid Ballast Use
51.15 Implement Codes
51.16 Ballast Suggestions-Hitch-Mounted Implements
51.17 Measure Wheel Slip-Manually
51.18 Tire Sidewall Information
51.19 Unballasted Tractor Weight Charts (7210R and 7230R)
51.20 Unballasted Tractor Weight Charts (7250R and 7270R)
51.21 Unballasted Tractor Weight Charts (7290R and 7310R)
52 Transport
52.1 Drive Tractor on Roads
52.2 Transport with Ballast
52.3 Towed Mass
52.4 Tow Loads
52.5 Use Safety Chain
52.6 Tow Tractor
52.7 Tow Points
52.8 Tow Mode
52.9 Freeing a Mired Machine
52.10 Transport on Carrier
53 Fuel, Lubricants, and Coolant – General Information
53.1 Determine Tractor Engine Type
53.2 Minimizing the Effect of Cold Weather on Diesel Engines
53.3 Oil Filters
54 Fuel
54.1 Diesel Fuel
54.2 Supplemental Diesel Fuel Additives
54.3 Biodiesel Fuel
54.4 Lubricity of Diesel Fuel
54.5 Handling and Storing Diesel Fuel
54.6 Avoid Static Electricity Risk When Refueling
54.7 Fill Fuel Tank
54.8 Testing Diesel Fuel
54.9 Fuel Filters
55 Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF)
55.1 Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) ? Use in Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) Equipped Engines
55.2 Storing Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF)
55.3 Refilling Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Tank
55.4 Fill DEF Tank – FT4/Stage V Engine
55.5 Testing Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF)
55.6 Disposal of Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF)
56 Engine Oil
56.1 Diesel Engine Oil Service Interval for Operation at High Altitude
56.2 John Deere Break-In Plus? Engine Oil ? Interim Tier 4, Final Tier 4, Stage IIIB, Stage IV, and Stage V
56.3 Diesel Engine Oil ? Interim Tier 4, Final Tier 4, Stage IIIB, Stage IV, and Stage V
56.4 Engine Oil and Filter Service Intervals ? Interim Tier 4, Final Tier 4, Stage IIIB, Stage IV, and Stage V Engines
56.5 Diesel Engine Oil ? Tier 2 and Stage II
56.6 Engine Oil and Filter Service Intervals ? Tier 2 and Stage II Engines
57 Engine Coolant
57.1 Diesel Engine Coolant (engine with wet sleeve cylinder liners)
57.2 Operating in Warm Temperature Climates
57.3 Water Quality for Mixing with Coolant Concentrate
57.4 Testing Coolant Freeze Point
57.5 Disposing of Coolant
58 Other Lubricants
58.1 Lubricant Storage
58.2 Alternative and Synthetic Lubricants
58.3 Mixing of Lubricants
58.4 Transmission and Hydraulic Oil
58.5 Use Correct Viscosity Front PTO Oil in Cold Weather
58.6 Transmission Recalibration
58.7 Gear Oil
58.8 Multipurpose Extreme Pressure (EP) Grease
59 Service – General Information
59.1 Service Sections Overview
59.2 Service Tasks Performed As Required
59.3 Identify Tractor Engine Emissions Status
59.4 Open Hood
59.5 Diesel Particulate Filter Service
59.6 Remove Engine Access Panel
59.7 Remove Engine Side Shields
59.8 Remove Radiator Shields
59.9 Remove Battery Compartment Cover
59.10 Remove Cab Rear Panel
59.11 Jack Up Tractor – Lifting Points and Support Stand Placement
59.12 Service and Connect STC? (Snap-to-Connect) Fittings
59.13 High-Pressure Washer Use
59.14 Do Not Modify Fuel System
59.15 Do Not Open High-Pressure Fuel System
59.16 Bleed Fuel System
59.17 Identify Zinc-Flake Coated Fasteners
59.18 Metric Bolt and Screw Torque Values
59.19 Unified Inch Bolt and Screw Torque Values
60 Break-In Service (100 Hours or Less)
60.1 Perform Break-In Checks
61 Service – Record Charts
61.1 Engine Oil and Filter Change
61.2 As Required Service
61.3 Annual Service
61.4 10 Hour or Daily Service
61.5 50 Hour Service
61.6 250 Hour Service
61.7 500 Hour Service
61.8 750 Hour Service
61.9 1000 Hour Service
61.10 1250 Hour Service
61.11 1500 Hour Service
61.12 1750 Hour Service
61.13 2000 Hour Service
61.14 2250 Hour Service
61.15 2500 Hour Service
61.16 2750 Hour Service
61.17 3000 Hour Service
61.18 3250 Hour Service
61.19 3500 Hour Service
61.20 3750 Hour Service
61.21 4000 Hour Service
61.22 4250 Hour Service
61.23 4500 Hour Service
61.24 4750 Hour Service
61.25 5000 Hour Service
61.26 5250 Hour Service
61.27 5500 Hour Service
61.28 5750 Hour Service
61.29 6000 Hour Service
61.30 Services Beyond 6000 Hours
62 Service – Clean
62.1 Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF)?Final Tier 4/Stage V Engine
62.2 Exhaust Filter/Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) Ash Handling and Disposal
62.3 Exhaust Filter Disposal
62.4 Engine Cooling System
62.5 Engine and Exhaust Compartments
62.6 Access DEF Tank Drain Plug
62.7 Cleaning Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Tank
62.8 Clean Display
62.9 Dual Beam Radar Sensor
62.10 Optional Fuel Water Separator
62.11 Optional Fuel Water Separator Filter Element
62.12 MFWD or TLS? Plus Axle Vent Filter
62.13 Paint Finish
63 Service – Check
63.1 Engine Air Filter Precleaner System
63.2 Primary and Secondary Engine Air Filters
63.3 Engine and Exhaust Compartments
63.4 Air Conditioning System
63.5 Engine Water Pump Weep Hole
63.6 Fuel Tank Sump
63.7 MFWD or TLS? Plus Axle Housing Oil Level
63.8 MFWD or TLS? Plus Wheel Hub Oil Level
63.9 Trailer Hydraulic Brakes
63.10 Trailer Air Brakes
63.11 Engine Oil Level
63.12 Transmission-Hydraulic Oil Level
63.13 Secondary Brakes
63.14 NEUTRAL Start System
63.15 Hydraulic Cab Suspension Components
63.16 Mechanical Cab Suspension Components
63.17 Transmission PARK System
63.18 Front PTO Housing Oil Level
63.19 Engine Air Intake System?6.8 L Engine
63.20 Engine Air Intake System?6.8 L Tier 2/Stage II Engine
63.21 Engine Air Intake System – 9.0 L Engine
63.22 Tires
63.23 Engine Coolant Level
63.24 Water Separator
63.25 Engine Coolant Freeze Point
63.26 TLS? Plus Accumulator Charge Pressure
63.27 Cab Suspension Accumulator Charge Pressure (If Equipped with Hydraulic Cab Suspension)
63.28 Handling Batteries Safely
63.29 Seat Belts
63.30 Fan Belt Tensioner and Fan Belt
63.31 Engine Valve Clearance
64 Service – Tighten
64.1 Wheel and Wheel Weight Bolts
64.2 Use Wheel Tightening Stand
64.3 Use Wheel Torque Wrench Adapter
64.4 Rear Wheel Weight Bolts
64.5 Front Wheel Bolts
64.6 Rear Drive Wheel to Cast Hub Bolts
64.7 Rear Steel Wheel to Hub Bolts
64.8 Rear Steel Wheels?Cast Hub Bolts
64.9 Rear Wheel Bolts?Heavy-Duty Cast 10-Bolt Hubs
64.10 Rear Wheel Bolts?Heavy-Duty 12-Bolt Hubs
65 Service – Change
65.1 Engine Primary and Secondary Air Filters
65.2 Fan Belt
65.3 Engine Oil and Filter?6.8 L Engine
65.4 Engine Oil and Filter?9.0 L Engine
65.5 Fuel Filters
65.6 Cab Classification According to EN 15695-1 (for Application of Crop Protection Chemicals and Liquid Fertilizer) (2010/52/EU)
65.7 Cab Recirculation Air Filter
65.8 Cab Fresh Air Filter
65.9 Transmission-Hydraulic Oil and Filter
65.10 MFWD or TLS? Plus Wheel Hub Oil
65.11 MFWD or TLS? Plus Axle Housing Oil
65.12 Front PTO Housing Oil and Filter
65.13 Open Crankcase Ventilation Filter?6.8 L Engine
65.14 Fuel Tank Vent Filter
65.15 SCV Pilot Valve Filter
65.16 DEF Tank Vent Filter?Final Tier 4/Stage V Engine
65.17 In-Line DEF Filter (If Equipped)
65.18 DEF Header Filter?Final Tier 4/Stage V Engine
65.19 Trailer Air Brake Dryer Filter
65.20 Replace Transmission Drive Shaft Damper
65.21 Access DEF Dosing Unit Filter?Final Tier 4/Stage V Engine
65.22 DEF Dosing Unit Filter?Final Tier 4/Stage V Engine
65.23 Engine Crankshaft Damper
65.24 Engine Coolant
66 Service – Lubricate
66.1 Rear Hitch
66.2 Front Hitch
66.3 Deluxe Stabilizers
66.4 Wagon Hitch
66.5 Pick-Up Hitch
66.6 MFWD or TLS? Plus Kingpins, Tie Rod Ends, Steering Cylinder, Axle Pivot, and Panhard Rod
66.7 MFWD or TLS? Plus U-Joints
66.8 Hydraulic Cab Suspension (If Equipped)
66.9 Draft Link Support Shaft Bushing
67 Service – Electrical
67.1 Service – Electrical Overview
67.2 Welding Near Electronic Control Units
67.3 Keep Electronic Control Unit Connectors Clean
67.4 Compressed Air Use
67.5 High-Pressure Washers Use
67.6 Disconnect Battery
67.7 Handling Batteries Safely
67.8 Service Batteries and Connections
67.9 Access Load Center Fuses
67.10 Access Front Load Center
67.11 Access Master Fuses
67.12 Access Implement Power Relay Module Fuses
67.13 Handle Halogen Light Bulbs Safely
67.14 Change Front HID/LED Light Assembly
67.15 Change Front Grille Halogen Light Bulbs
67.16 Adjust Front Grille Lights
67.17 Adjust Headlights
67.18 Change Front, Side And Rear Cab Roof Light Bulb
67.19 Change Brake or Turn Signal Light Bulb
67.20 Change Dome Light Bulb
67.21 Change Extremity Warning Light Bulb
68 Troubleshooting – Procedures
68.1 Engine
68.2 Transmission
68.3 Hydraulic System
68.4 Hitch
68.5 Selective Control Valve (SCV)
68.6 TouchSet? Depth Control
68.7 Electrical System
68.8 Operator Enclosure
68.9 Tractor Operation
68.10 Steering System
68.11 Premium Radio
69 Troubleshooting – Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC)
69.1 STOP and Service Alert Indicators
69.2 Information Indicator
69.3 Access Diagnostic Trouble Codes
70 Service – Storage
70.1 Place Tractor in Storage
70.2 Remove Tractor from Storage
70.3 Paint Finish Care
71 Specifications
71.1 Engine
71.2 Capacities
71.3 Hydraulic
71.4 Transmission and Drivetrain
71.5 Hitch, Drawbar, and PTO
71.6 Electrical System
71.7 Other Equipment
71.8 Tractor Load/Weights
71.9 Overall Dimensions
71.10 Loads and Weights – 7210R and 7230R
71.11 Loads and Weights – 7250R, 7270R, 7290R, and 7310R
71.12 How to Calculate Permissible Mass
71.13 Sound Level
71.14 Ground Speeds – e23? Transmission
71.15 Ground Speeds – IVT?/AutoPowr? Transmission
71.16 Front Loader Installation – Front Loader Mounting Frames
71.17 Machine Design Life
71.18 Required Emission-Related Information
71.19 Carbon Dioxide Emissions (CO?)
72 Identification Numbers
72.1 Identification Plates
72.2 Product Identification Number
72.3 Engine Serial Number
72.4 Cab Serial Number
72.5 Transmission Serial Number
72.6 Axle Serial Number
72.7 Keep Proof of Ownership
72.8 Keep Machines Secure
73 Change of Ownership
73.1 Subsequent Ownership
74 Predelivery
74.1 Predelivery Checklist
74.2 Delivery Checklist and Certificate
75 John Deere Service Literature Available
75.1 Technical Information
76 John Deere Service Keeps You On The Job
76.1 John Deere Parts
76.2 The Right Tools
76.3 Well-Trained Technicians
76.4 Prompt Service
