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John Deere 803MH, 853MH, 859MH harvester operator's manual (OMT334797X19)

Name: John Deere 803MH, 853MH, 859MH harvester operator's manual (OMT334797X19)
Brand: John Deere construction
SKU: OMT334797X19
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Item Number: OMT334797X19

Models: 803MH, 853MH, and 859MH Harvester

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Type: Operator's manual

Pages: 280

File size: 10.10 MB

Language: English

Issue: J4

P.I.N.: PIN 270423-

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Contents
- Safety-Safety and Operator Conveniences
  - Safety and Operator Convenience Features
- Safety-General Precautions
  - Information for European Union Directives Compliance
  - Recognize Safety Information
  - Follow Safety Instructions
  - Operate Only If Qualified
  - Wear Protective Equipment
  - Avoid Unauthorized Machine Modifications
  - Inspect Machine
  - Stay Clear of Moving Parts
  - Avoid High-Pressure Oils
  - Avoid High-Pressure Fluids
  - Work In Ventilated Area
  - Handle Starting Fluid Safely
  - Avoid Static Electricity Risk When Refueling
  - Prevent Fires
  - In Case of Machine Fire
  - Prevent Battery Explosions
  - Handle Chemical Products Safely
  - Dispose of Waste Properly
  - Prepare for Emergencies
  - Clean Debris from Machine
  - Add Cab Guarding for Special Uses
  - Control Pattern
- Safety-Operating Precautions
  - Use Steps and Handholds Correctly
  - Start Only From Operator's Seat
  - Use and Maintain Seat Belt
  - Avoid Work Site Hazards
  - Prevent Unintended Machine Movement
  - Operate Machine Safely
  - Avoid Machine Tip Over
  - Keep Riders Off Machine
  - Use Care When Swinging Machine
  - Operate Boom With Care
  - Avoid Backover Accidents
  - Operating On Slopes
  - Add and Operate Attachments Safely
  - Travel Safely
  - Avoid Power Lines
  - Inspect and Maintain ROPS
  - Keep the Operator Protective Structure (OPS) in Place
  - Saw Chain Hazard
- Safety-Maintenance Precautions
  - Park and Prepare for Service Safely
  - Service Machines Safely
  - Service Cooling System Safely
  - Service Accumulator Systems Safely
  - Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating
  - Make Welding Repairs Safely
  - Drive Metal Pins Safely
  - Chain Shot Guard Inspection
- Safety-Safety Signs and Other Instructions
  - Safety Signs and Other Instructions
- Operation-Operator's Station
  - Operator Controls and Instruments
  - TimberRite™ System
  - Left Joystick
  - Right Joystick
  - Track Drive Pedals
  - Sealed Switch Module (SSM)
  - Sealed Switch Module (SSM) Functions
  - Primary Display Unit (PDU)
  - Primary Display Unit (PDU) Functions
  - Dome Light
  - Radio
  - Horn
  - Accessory Outlets
  - Auxiliary Power Supply
  - Air Conditioning and Heating Controls
  - Operator's Seat-Air Suspension
  - Operator's Seat-Mechanical Suspension
  - Fire Extinguisher
  - Alternative Exits
  - Cab Door Handles
  - Cab Door Stop
- Operation-Operating the Machine
  - Before Starting Work
  - Driving Up a Steep or Slippery Slope
  - Off Level Operation
  - Inspect Machine Daily Before Starting
  - Engine Break-In Period
  - Before Starting Engine
  - Engine Block Heater-If Equipped
  - Normal Starting Procedure-Above 0°C (32°F)
  - Cold Weather Starting-Below 0°C (32°F)
  - Hydraulic Warm-Up Procedure
  - Stopping Procedure
  - Operating the Track Drive
  - Operating the Implements-General
  - Operating Functions-Left Joystick
  - Operating Functions-Right Joystick
  - Rapid Cycle System (RCS) Operation
  - Operating Functions-Leveling Platform (If Equipped)
  - Lowering Boom With Engine Stopped
  - Preparation of Machine Before Leaving for Cutting Area
  - Harvesting Technique
  - Harvesting Head
  - Towing Machine
  - Loading Machine on Trailer
  - Operating in Water and Mud
  - Battery Disconnect Switch
  - Parking the Machine
  - Lifting the Machine
- Operation-Monitor Operation
  - Primary Display Unit (PDU) Display Messages
  - Main Menu
  - Operation-Motions
  - Operation-RCS Adjustments
  - Operation-Joystick Lever Pattern
  - Operation-Copy Operator Settings
  - Operation-Aux Leveling Control (If Equipped)
  - Operation-Change Operator
  - Operation-Restore All Factory Defaults
  - Diagnostics-Codes
  - Diagnostics-Machine Readings
  - Diagnostics-Engine Readings
  - Diagnostics-Controller ID
  - Diagnostics-Machine ID
  - Diagnostics-Software Delivery
  - Diagnostics-JDLink Readings
  - Setup-Monitor
  - Setup-Antitheft/Security
  - Setup-Machine Preference
  - Setup-Calibration
- Maintenance-Machine
  - Diesel Engine Break-In™ Oil
  - Diesel Engine Oil - Tier 3 and Stage III
  - Engine Oil and Filter Service Intervals
  - Diesel Engine Oil - Tier 2 and Stage II
  - Engine Oil and Filter Service Intervals - Tier 2 and Stage II Engines
  - Oil Filters
  - Track Drive and Swing Drive Gear Case Oil
  - Hydraulic Oil
  - Enclosure Door Pump Oil
  - Pump Drive Gear Case Oil
  - Diesel Fuel
  - Lubricity of Diesel Fuel
  - Handling and Storing Diesel Fuel
  - BioDiesel Fuel
  - Testing Diesel Fuel
  - Supplemental Diesel Fuel Additives
  - Fuel Filters
  - Minimizing the Effect of Cold Weather on Diesel Engines
  - Starting Aid Can Replacement
  - Grease
  - Alternative and Synthetic Lubricants
  - Lubricant Storage
  - Mixing of Lubricants
  - Diesel Engine Coolant (engine with wet sleeve cylinder liners)
  - John Deere COOL-GARD™ II Coolant Extender
  - Water Quality for Mixing with Coolant Concentrate
  - Operating in Warm Temperature Climates
  - Testing Coolant Freeze Point
  - Disposing of Coolant
- Maintenance-Periodic Maintenance
  - Engine Identification
  - Service Machine at Specified Intervals
  - Check the Hour Meter Regularly
  - Service Lights
  - Enclosure Door and Maintenance Doors
  - Prepare Machine for Maintenance
  - Machine Service Position-Attachment
  - Fluid Analysis Program Test Kits and 3-Way Coolant Test Kit
  - Fuel Tank
  - Service Intervals
  - Required Parts
- Maintenance-As Required
  - Inspect Serpentine Belt
  - Replace Engine Air Filter Elements
  - Check and Clean or Replace Cab Fresh Air and Cab Recirculation Filters
  - Lubricate Door Hinges
  - Lubricate Toolbox Door Hinges-If Equipped
- Maintenance-Every 10 Hours or Daily
  - Lubricate Leveler Pivot Joints and Cylinders-If Equipped
  - Check Fire Suppression System-If Equipped
  - Check Swing Drive Gear Case Oil Level
  - Check Hydraulic Oil Level
  - Check Engine Oil Level
  - Check Pump Drive Gear Case Oil Level-If Equipped
  - Check and Drain Primary Fuel Filter and Water Separator
  - Check and Drain Final Fuel Filter
  - Check and Drain Auxiliary Fuel Filter and Water Separator-If Equipped
  - Check Engine Coolant Level
  - Check and Clean Cooling System and Condenser Fins
  - Check Track Sag
  - Adjust Track Sag
  - Lubricate Boom Joints and Cylinder Ends
  - Lubricate Swing Drive Pinion and Bearing
  - Inspect Fire Extinguisher
  - Inspect Chain Shot Guard
- Maintenance-Every 100 Hours
  - Check Track Drive Planetary Oil Level
  - Lubricate Swing Drive Gear Case Bearing
- Maintenance-Initial Service-250 Hours
  - Drain and Refill Swing Drive Gear Case Oil
  - Drain and Refill Engine Break-In Oil and Replace Filter
  - Drain and Refill Track Drive Planetary Oil
  - Drain and Refill Pump Drive Gear Case Oil-If Equipped
  - Check Lower Roller Mounting Cap Screw Torque
  - Check Track Shoe Cap Screw Torque
- Maintenance-Every 250 Hours
  - Check Rear Window Alternative Exit Latches and Retainer Knobs
  - Check Skylight Latch Tension
  - Take Engine Oil Sample
- Maintenance-Every 500 Hours
  - Replace Fuel Prefilter-If Equipped
  - Replace Primary Fuel Filter and Water Separator
  - Replace Auxiliary Fuel Filter and Water Separator-If Equipped
  - Replace Final Fuel Filter
  - Drain and Refill Engine Oil and Replace Filter
  - Check Battery Electrolyte Level and Terminals
  - Check Enclosure Door Pump Oil Level
  - Drain Water and Sediment from Fuel Tank
  - Take Fluid Samples
- Maintenance-Every 1000 Hours
  - Drain and Refill Swing Drive Gear Case Oil
  - Check Coolant Condition
  - Drain and Refill Pump Drive Gear Case Oil-If Equipped
  - Drain and Refill Track Drive Planetary Oil
- Maintenance-Every 2000 Hours
  - Drain and Refill Hydraulic Oil
  - Replace Hydraulic Oil Return Filters
  - Replace Hydraulic Oil Breather Filter
  - Replace Hydrostatic Charge Oil Filter-If Equipped
  - Replace Hydrostatic Pump Case Oil Filter-If Equipped
  - Check and Adjust Engine Valve Lash
  - Drain and Refill Enclosure Door Pump Oil
  - Replace Fuel Cap Breather Element
- Maintenance-Every 4000 Hours
  - Replace Engine Crankshaft Damper
- Maintenance-Every 6000 Hours
  - Drain and Refill Engine Coolant
- Miscellaneous-Machine
  - Service Ladder
  - Inspect and Clean Polycarbonate Windows
  - Clean Fuel Tank Inlet Screen
  - Circuit Breakers
  - Using Booster Batteries-24-Volt System
  - Using Battery Charger
  - Handling, Checking, and Servicing Batteries Carefully
  - Replacing Batteries
  - Removing and Installing Batteries
  - Precautions for Alternator and Regulator
  - Welding On Machine
  - Keep Electronic Control Unit Connectors Clean
  - Lubricate Attachment
  - Check Air Intake Hoses
  - Bleed Fuel System
  - Do Not Service or Adjust Injection Nozzles or High-Pressure Fuel Pump
  - Do Not Service Control Valves, Cylinders, Pumps, or Motors
  - Clean the Crankcase Vent Tube
  - Fluid Sampling Test Ports
  - Replacing Fuses
  - JDLink™ Machine Monitoring System (MMS)-If Equipped
  - Remove and Install Halogen Bulbs
  - Hardware Torque Specifications
  - Unified Inch Bolt and Screw Torque Values
  - Metric Bolt and Screw Torque Values
- Miscellaneous-Operational Checkout
  - Operational Checkout
- Miscellaneous-Troubleshooting
  - Troubleshooting Procedure
  - Engine
  - Electrical System
  - Hydraulic System
- Miscellaneous-Storage
  - Prepare Machine for Storage
  - Monthly Storage Procedure
- Miscellaneous-Machine Numbers
  - Record Product Identification Number (PIN)
  - Record Engine Serial Number
  - Record Attachment Serial Number
  - Record Saw Hydraulic Motor Serial Number
  - Record Attachment Pump Serial Number
  - Record Main Pump Serial Number
  - Record Saw Pump Serial Number
  - Record Left-Hand Track Drive Planetary Serial Number
  - Record Left-Hand Track Drive Hydraulic Motor Serial Number
  - Record Right-Hand Track Drive Planetary Serial Number
  - Record Right-Hand Track Drive Hydraulic Motor Serial Number
  - Record Swing Drive Gear Case Serial Numbers
  - Record Primary Display Unit (PDU) Serial Number
  - Record Engine Control Unit (ECU) Serial Number
  - Record Left Armrest Control (ACL) Serial Number
  - Record Right Armrest Control (ACR) Serial Number
  - Record Head Control Unit (HCU) Serial Number
  - Record Hydraulic Motor Controller (HMC) Serial Number
  - Record Hydraulic Pump Controller (HPC) Serial Number
  - Record Sealed Switch Module (SSM) Serial Number
  - Record Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) Serial Number
  - Keep Proof of Ownership
  - Keep Machines Secure
- Miscellaneous-Specifications
  - Engine Specifications
  - System Specifications
  - Undercarriage Specifications
  - Drain and Refill Capacities
  - 803MH Working Ranges
  - 853MH Working Ranges
  - 859MH Working Ranges
  - 803MH Machine Weights and Ground Pressures
  - 853MH Machine Weights and Ground Pressures
  - 859MH Machine Weights and Ground Pressures
  - Machine Harvesting Specifications
  - 803MH Shipping Dimensions
  - 853MH Shipping Dimensions
  - 859MH Shipping Dimensions
Page Number
- Section 1-1
- Section 1-2
- Section 1-3
- Section 1-4
- Section 1-5
- Section 2-1
- Section 2-2
- Section 2-3
- Section 3-1
- Section 3-2
- Section 3-3
- Section 3-4
- Section 3-5
- Section 3-6
- Section 3-7
- Section 3-8
- Section 3-9
- Section 3-10
- Section 3-11
- Section 3-12
- Section 4-1
- Section 4-2
- Section 4-3
- Section 4-4
- Section 4-5
- Section 4-6

Document type: Operator's manual
Language: English
Machinery type: forestry harvester

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