JD-OMT153081 John Deere 655B, 755B crawler loader operator's manual (OMT153081)
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John Deere 655B, 755B crawler loader operator's manual (OMT153081)

JD-OMT153081
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Language: English

Models: 655B, 755B Crawler loaders

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Table of Contents for JD-OMT153081-EN manual

  • Contents
    • Safety
    • RECOGNIZE SAFETY INFORMATION
    • UNDERSTAND SIGNAL WORDS
    • FOLLOW SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
    • ˛AVOID INJURY FROM ROLLOVER ACCIDENT-----------------------------------WEAR YOUR SEAT BEL-----------
    • AVOID INJURY FROM BACKOVEACCIDENT---------------------------------BEFORE MOVING MACHINE, BE SURE ALP
    • ˛AVOID INJURY FROM ROLLAWAY ACCIDENT-------------------------------TO PREVENT ROLLAWAY, ALWAYS MAKSU
    • INSPECT MACHINE
    • USE HANDHOLDS AND STEPS
    • PREVENT MACHINE RUNAWAY
    • USE SEAT BELT PROPERLY
    • MAINTAIN SEAT BELT
    • OPERATING ON SLOPES
    • PARK MACHINE SAFELY
    • KEEP RIDERS OFF MACHINE
    • HANDLE FLUIDS SAFELY-AVOID FIRES
    • PREPARE FOR EMERGENCIES
    • HANDLE STARTING FLUID SAFELY
    • CLEAN TRASH FROM MACHINE
    • PROTECT AGAINST FLYING DEBRIS
    • WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
    • PROTECT AGAINST NOISE
    • WARN OTHERS OF SERVICE WORK
    • HANDLE CHEMICAL PRODUCTS SAFELY
    • KEEP ROPS INSTALLED PROPERLY
    • SUPPORT RAISED EQUIPMENT
    • PRACTICE SAFE MAINTENANCE
    • STAY CLEAR OF MOVING PARTS
    • SUPPORT MACHINE PROPERLY
    • DISPOSE OF WASTE PROPERLY
    • AVOID HARMFUL ASBESTOS DUST
    • REMOVE PAINT BEFORE WELDING OR HEATING
    • AVOID HIGH-PRESSURE FLUIDS
    • AVOID HEATING NEAR PRESSURIZED FLUID LINES
    • PREVENT BATTERY EXPLOSIONS
    • CLEAN THE MACHINE REGULARLY
    • SERVICE COOLING SYSTEM SAFELY
    • STORE ATTACHMENTS SAFELY
    • TRAVEL SAFELY
    • Safety Signs
    • Operator's Station
    • GAUGES, INDICATORS, AND SWITCHES
    • VOLTMETER GAUGE
    • ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE GAUGE
    • TRANSMISSION OIL TEMPERATURE GAUGE
    • ENGINE OIL PRESSURE GAUGE
    • TRANSMISSION OIL PRESSURE GAUGE
    • CONTROL LEVERS-"U" PATTERN
    • DISCONNECT SWITCH AND LEVER
    • BOOM, BUCKET AND AUXILIARY LEVERS
    • SEAT RELEASE LEVER
    • PEDALS
    • WORK LIGHTS-IF EQUIPPED
    • AIR CONDITIONER
    • CAB HEATER
    • WINDSHIELD WIPERS AND WASHER
    • DOME LIGHT
    • CAB LIGHT
    • OPERATOR'S MANUAL HOLDER
    • ADJUSTING SEAT
    • CHECK SEAT BELT
    • Break-In
    • OBSERVE ENGINE OPERATION CLOSELY
    • AFTER THE FIRST 10 HOURS
    • BETWEEN THE FIRST 50 TO 100 HOURS
    • Pre-Start Inspection
    • INSPECT MACHINE DAILY BEFORE STARTING
    • Operating the Engine
    • CHECK INSTRUMENTS BEFORE STARTING
    • STARTING THE ENGINE
    • USING STARTING FLUID-IF EQUIPPED (COLD WEATHER STARTING AID)
    • USING COOLANT HEATER-IF EQUIPPED
    • USING BOOSTER BATTERIES-24 VOLT SYSTEM
    • ENGINE DISCONNECT CLUTCH LEVER-IF EQUIPPED
    • TRANSMISSION AUTOMATIC CONTROL VALVE SHUT-OFF
    • CHECK INSTRUMENTS AFTER STARTING
    • WARM UP ENGINE
    • ENGINE COLD WEATHER WARM-UP
    • STOPPING THE ENGINE
    • ADJUSTING ENGINE FOR HIGH ELEVATION
    • Driving the Machine
    • DRIVING THE MACHINE
    • OPERATING NEUTRAL LOCK LEVER
    • OPERATING BRAKE AND PARK BRAKE LOCK PEDAL
    • DRIVING THE MACHINE
    • TRAVEL SPEEDS
    • STEERING THE MACHINE
    • STOPPING THE MACHINE
    • EMERGENCY STOPPING
    • PARKING THE MACHINE
    • LOCK ALL COMPARTMENTS
    • Operating the Machine
    • OPERATING THE BOOM/BUCKET CONTROL LEVER
    • OPERATING AUXILIARY CONTROL LEVER-IF EQUIPPED
    • OPERATING SELECTOR VALVE ROD-IF EQUIPPED
    • OPERATING IN MUD OR WATER-EARLIER MACHINES
    • CHECK AND ADJUST RETURN-TO-DIG SWITCH
    • OPERATING TIPS
    • OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE UNDERCARRIAGE TIPS
    • LOADING BUCKET USING BOOM RAISE
    • LOADING BUCKET USING BUCKET ROLLBACK
    • LOADING BUCKET FROM A BANK
    • EXCAVATING WITH A CRAWLER LOADER
    • DRAWBAR PIN
    • Transporting
    • LOADING MACHINE ON A TRAILER
    • TOWING
    • SHIPPING SPECIFICATIONS
    • Fuels and Lubricants
    • FUEL SPECIFICATIONS
    • STORING FUEL
    • FUEL TANK
    • LOW SULFUR DIESEL FUEL CONDITIONER
    • DO NOT USE GALVANIZED CONTAINERS
    • ENGINE OIL
    • HYDRAULIC OIL
    • SPLITTER GEARBOX OIL
    • TRANSMISSION OIL
    • INNER AND OUTER FINAL DRIVES OIL
    • TRACK ROLLERS, FRONT IDLER, CARRIER ROLLER AND TRACK FRAME PIVOT
    • GREASE
    • LUBRICANT STORAGE
    • ALTERNATIVE AND SYNTHETIC LUBRICANTS
    • MIXING OF LUBRICANTS
    • Periodic Maintenance
    • SERVICE YOUR MACHINE AT SPECIFIED INTERVALS
    • CHECK THE HOUR METER REGULARLY
    • USE CORRECT FUELS AND LUBRICANTS
    • INSTALL LIFT ARM LOCKING PIN
    • PREPARE MACHINE FOR MAINTENANCE
    • MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR RECORD KEEPING SYSTEM
    • OILSCAN® AND COOLSCAN™
    • MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR RECORD KEEPING SYSTEM
    • MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR RECORD KEEPING SYSTEM
    • Maintenance¯As Required
    • CHECK AIR RESTRICTION INDICATOR
    • DRAIN FUEL TANK SUMP
    • CHECK AND ADJUST ALTERNATOR BELT TENSION
    • CHECK AND ADJUST FAN BELT TENSION
    • CHECK AND ADJUST COMPRESSOR BELT TENSION-IF EQUIPPED
    • CHECK TRACK SAG
    • ADJUST TRACK SAG
    • ADJUST TRACK SAG-CONTINUED
    • Maintenance¯Every 10 Hours or Daily
    • CHECK ENGINE OIL LEVEL
    • CHECK COOLANT LEVEL
    • CHECK TRANSMISSION OIL LEVEL (RIGHT RESERVOIR)
    • CHECK HYDRAULIC OIL LEVEL-LEFT RESERVOIR
    • GREASE BUCKET LINKAGE
    • Maintenance¯Every 50 Hours
    • CHECK SPLITTER GEARBOX OIL LEVEL
    • Maintenance¯Every 100 Hours
    • GREASE LOADER PIVOT POINTS
    • GREASE TRACK ADJUST CYLINDER-LATER MACHINES
    • Maintenance¯Every 200 Hours
    • CHANGE ENGINE OIL AND FILTER ELEMENTS
    • CHECK INNER AND OUTER FINAL DRIVE OIL LEVEL
    • Maintenance¯Every 500 Hours
    • GREASE TRANSMISSION DRIVESHAFT UNIVERSAL JOINTS (SERIAL NO. -76118)
    • CHANGE FUEL FILTER
    • CHECK BATTERY ELECTROLYTE LEVEL AND TERMINALS
    • ADD COOLANT CONDITIONER TO COOLANT
    • CHECK AIR INTAKE HOSE
    • Maintenance¯Every 1000 Hours
    • CHANGE SPLITTER GEARBOX OIL
    • CHANGE INNER AND OUTER FINAL DRIVE OIL
    • MEASURE AND ADJUST ENGINE VALVE CLEARANCES/VALVE LASH
    • CLEAN ENGINE CRANKCASE VENT TUBE
    • Maintenance¯Every 3000 Hours
    • CHANGE HYDRAULIC OIL AND FILTER ELEMENT-LEFT RESERVOIR
    • CHANGE TRANSMISSION OIL AND FILTER ELEMENT-RIGHT RESERVOIR
    • Maintenance
    • SERVICING THE COOLING SYSTEM
    • CHECKING COOLANT HOSES
    • DRAINING THE COOLING SYSTEM
    • ENGINE COOLANT
    • FILLING THE COOLING SYSTEM
    • TEST THE COOLANT FREEZE-PROTECTION LEVEL
    • DO NOT CHANGE INJECTION PUMP
    • DO NOT SERVICE INJECTION NOZZLES
    • REMOVING DB4 FUEL INJECTION PUMP ENGINE-IF EQUIPPED
    • INSTALLING DB4 FUEL INJECTION PUMP
    • FUEL MAINTENANCE
    • CHECKING FUEL FILLER SCREEN
    • REPLACING FUSES
    • DRAINING FUEL FILTER SEDIMENT
    • CLEANING FUEL TANK OUTLET SCREEN
    • REMOVING AIR FILTER ELEMENTS
    • CLEAN DUSTY PRIMARY ELEMENT
    • CLEAN OILY OR SOOTY PRIMARY ELEMENT
    • INSPECT ELEMENT
    • INSTALLING AIR FILTER ELEMENTS
    • SERVICE BATTERIES CAREFULLY
    • CHECKING ELECTROLYTE SPECIFIC GRAVITY
    • USING BATTERY CHARGER
    • REPLACING BATTERIES
    • REMOVING BATTERIES
    • PRECAUTIONS FOR ALTERNATOR AND REGULATOR
    • REPLACING FUSES
    • CIRCUIT BREAKERS
    • REMOVE AND INSTALL HALOGEN BULB
    • ADDING 12 VOLT ACCESSORIES
    • CHECKING NEUTRAL START SYSTEM
    • CHANGE REVERSE WARNING ALARM VOLUME
    • TRACK SAG GENERAL INFORMATION
    • CHECKING FRONT IDLER, TRACK ROLLERS AND CARRIER ROLLER FOR OIL LEAKAGE
    • CHECKING FRONT IDLER OIL LEVEL
    • CHECKING TRACK ROLLER OIL LEVEL
    • CHECKING CARRIER ROLLER OIL LEVEL
    • CHECKING FRONT IDLER HORIZONTAL MOVEMENT
    • CHECKING FRONT IDLER VERTICAL MOVEMENT
    • CHECKING ENGINE DISCONNECT-IF EQUIPPED, CLUTCH LINKAGE AND THROW-OUT BEARING
    • ADJUSTING FNR CONTROL LEVER
    • ADJUSTING ENGINE SPEED CONTROL LEVER
    • CLEANING CAB AIR FILTER
    • CHECKING FIRE EXTINGUISHER-IF EQUIPPED
    • DO NOT SERVICE CONTROL VALVES, CYLINDERS, PUMPS OR MOTORS
    • CHANGING SEAT LOCATION
    • CHECKING WINDSHIELD REGULARLY-IF EQUIPPED
    • WELDING ON MACHINE
    • HARDWARE TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
    • KEEP ROPS INSTALLED PROPERLY
    • CHECK TRACK SHOE BOLT TORQUE-EXCEPT SPLIT MASTER LINK
    • CHECK SPLIT MASTER LINK TRACK SHOE BOLT TORQUE
    • METRIC BOLT AND CAP SCREW TORQUE VALUES
    • ADDITIONAL METRIC CAP SCREW TORQUE VALUES
    • SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR METRIC SERIES FOUR BOLT FLANGE FITTING
    • UNIFIED INCH BOLT AND CAP SCREW TORQUE VALUES
    • CHECK OIL LINES AND FITTINGS
    • SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR 37° FLARE AND 30° CONE SEAT CONNECTORS
    • SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR O-RING BOSS FITTINGS
    • SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FLAT FACE O-RING SEAL FITTINGS
    • SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INCH SERIES FOUR BOLT FLANGE FITTINGS
    • Operational Checkout
    • OPERATIONAL CHECKOUT
    • Troubleshooting
    • ENGINE
    • ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
    • HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
    • HYDROSTATIC TRANSMISSION
    • DISCONNECT CLUTCH
    • BRAKE SYSTEM
    • AIR CONDITIONING
    • Storage
    • PREPARE MACHINE FOR STORAGE
    • MONTHLY STORAGE PROCEDURE
    • Crime Prevention Tips
    • HELP PREVENT CRIME
    • RECORD IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS
    • KEEP PROOF OF OWNERSHIP
    • PARK INDOORS OUT OF SIGHT
    • WHEN PARKING OUTDOORS
    • REDUCE VANDALISM
    • REPORT THEFTS IMMEDIATELY
    • Specifications
    • 655B CRAWLER LOADER
    • 655B GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
    • 655B LOADER OPERATING INFORMATION
    • 755B CRAWLER LOADER
    • 755B GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
    • 755B LOADER OPERATING INFORMATION
    • 755B LOADER OPERATING INFORMATION
    • 655B AND 755B DRAIN AND REFILL CAPACITIES
    • Machine Numbers
    • RECORD PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (PIN)
    • RECORD ENGINE SERIAL NUMBER
    • Checklists
    • MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR RECORD KEEPING SYSTEM
    • MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR RECORD KEEPING SYSTEM
    • John Deere Service Literature Available
    • PARTS CATALOG
    • OPERATOR'S MANUAL
    • TECHNICAL AND SERVICE MANUALS
    • FUNDAMENTALS OF SERVICE MANUALS
    • JOHN DEERE IS AT YOUR SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT
  • Index
    • A
    • B
    • C
    • D
    • E
    • F
    • G
    • H
    • I
    • J
    • K
    • L
    • M
    • N
    • O
    • P
    • R
    • S
    • T
    • U
    • V
    • W
  • PAGE NUMBERS
    • SECTION 05
    • SECTION 06
    • SECTION 10
    • SECTION 15
    • SECTION 20
    • SECTION 25
    • SECTION 30
    • SECTION 35
    • SECTION 40
    • SECTION 45
    • SECTION 50
    • SECTION 55
    • SECTION 60
    • SECTION 65
    • SECTION 70
    • SECTION 75
    • SECTION 80
    • SECTION 85
    • SECTION 86
    • SECTION 90
    • SECTION 95
    • SECTION 100
    • SECTION 105
    • SECTION 110
    • SECTION 115
    • SECTION 120
    • SECTION CLIS
    • SECTION SLIT
    • SECTION IBC
Document type
Operator's manual
Language
English
Machinery type
crawler loader
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