John Deere B30B 6X6 Articulated Dump Truck Operator Manual OMT870968

Description

• Model List:
  • B30B 6X6 Articulated Dump Truck

• 1. B30B 6×6 ADT OMM
• 1.1. TO THEOPERATOR
• 1.2. INTRODUCTION
• 1.3. USERS COMMENT FORM
• 1.4. TABLE OF CONTENTS
• 1.5. ABBREVIATION LIST
• 1.6. GENERAL SAFETY
• 1.7. SAFETY DECALS
• 1.7.1. Warning Decals
• 1.7.2. Important Decals
• 1.7.3. Information Decals
• 1.8. BULLETINS
• 1.9. CHAPTER 1. SPECIFICATIONS
• 1.9.1. Machine Specifications
• 1.9.2. Front Axle
• 1.9.3. Brakes
• 1.9.4. Wheels
• 1.9.5. Suspension
• 1.9.6. Hydraulic System
• 1.9.7. Pneumatic System
• 1.9.8. Electrical System
• 1.9.9. Steering System
• 1.9.10. Frame and Body
• 1.9.11. Service Capacities
• 1.9.12. Recommended Fuel, Lubricants and Coolant Additives
• 1.9.13. Recommended Torque Settings
• 1.9.14. Machine Dimensions
• 1.9.15. Serial Number Plates
• 1.9.16. Component Terminology
• 1.9.17. Machine Lifting Points
• 1.9.18. Machine Tie Down Points
• 1.10. CHAPTER 2. OPERATOR CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
• 1.10.1. Introduction
• 1.10.2. Introduction
• 1.10.3. Gauges
• 1.10.4. Warning Indicators (Red)
• 1.10.5. Confirmation Indicators (Blue or Green)
• 1.10.6. Switches
• 1.10.7. Controls
• 1.10.8. Operator Comfort
• 1.10.9. Miscellaneous Equipment
• 1.11. CHAPTER 3. OPERATING TECHNIQUES
• 1.11.1. Safety Instructions
• 1.11.2. Runningin Instructions
• 1.11.3. Procedures Before Starting
• 1.11.4. Starting
• 1.11.5. Shutting Down the Engine
• 1.11.6. Moving
• 1.11.7. Braking
• 1.11.8. Operating with Interaxle Differential Locks
• 1.11.9. Loading
• 1.11.10. Dumping
• 1.11.11. Steering
• 1.11.12. Towing
• 1.11.13. Operating Tips
• 1.11.14. Transporting the Machine on other Vehicles
• 1.12. CHAPTER 4. BASIC PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
• 1.12.1. Service Position
• 1.12.2. Rules when Servicing
• 1.12.3. Refrigerant R134a
• 1.12.4. Engine
• 1.12.5. Maintenance Schedule in Running Hours
• 1.12.6. Engine (continued)
• 1.12.7. Transmission
• 1.12.8. Hydraulics
• 1.12.9. Axles, Chassis and Drive shafts
• 1.12.10. Maintenance Schedule in Running Hours
• 1.12.11. Axles, Chassis and Drive Shafts (continued)
• 1.12.12. Electrical
• 1.12.13. Raise and Lower the Belly Plate
• 1.12.14. Install the Bin Prop
• 1.12.15. Install the Articulation Safety Bar
• 1.12.16. Engine
• 1.12.17. Transmission
• 1.12.18. Hydraulics
• 1.12.19. Axles, Chassis and Drive Shafts
• 1.12.20. Electrical
• 1.12.21. Check the Pneumatic Components
• 1.12.22. Check and Drain the Air Reservoirs
• 1.12.23. Check the Seat and Seat Belt
• 1.12.24. Lubricate and Check the Door and Latches
• 1.12.25. Check the Fuel Tank, Fuel Filler Cap and Gasket
• 1.12.26. Check the Structure
• 1.12.27. Check and Adjust the Steering Cylinders
• 1.12.28. Grease Points for Machines Built Before October 1996
• 1.12.29. Propshaft Grease Points for Machines Built Before October 1996
• 1.12.30. Drive Knuckle Joint
• 1.12.31. Earthing points
• 1.13. CHAPTER 5. TROUBLE SHOOTING
• 1.13.1. Introduction
• 1.13.2. Engine Difficult to Start
• 1.13.3. Engine Lacks Power
• 1.13.4. Engine Difficult to Start
• 1.13.5. Excessive Fuel Consumption
• 1.13.6. Low Engine Oil Pressure
• 1.13.7. Abnormal Oil Consumption
• 1.13.8. Internal Engine Oil Sludge
• 1.13.9. Abnormal Oil Consumption
• 1.13.10. Engine Vibration
• 1.13.11. Exhaust Smoke Analysis
• 1.13.12. Transmission Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.13. Axle Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.14. Wheel Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.15. Tire Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.16. Brakes Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.17. Hydraulic System Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.18. Pneumatic System Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.19. Instruments and Controls Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.20. Electrical Supply Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.21. Electrical Equipment Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.22. Starting System Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.23. EST 25 Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.24. Articulation and Oscillation Assembly Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.25. Rear Frame and Walking Beam Assembly Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.26. Bin Assembly Trouble Shooting
• 1.13.27. Cab and Bonnet Assembly Trouble Shooting