John Deere 625, 630, 635 Mower-Conditioner Operator Manual OMFH341186

Description

• Model List:
  • 625 Mower-Conditioner
  • 630 Mower-Conditioner
  • 635 Mower-Conditioner

• 1. Introduction
• 1.1. Foreword
• 2. Identification View
• 2.1. Identification View
• 2.2. Recognize Safety Information
• 2.3. Understand Signal Words
• 2.4. Follow Safety Instructions
• 2.5. Spanish Safety Signs and Operators Manual
• 2.6. Maintain a Safety Area Around the Machine
• 2.7. Operate Safely
• 2.8. Keep Riders Off Machine
• 2.9. Towing the Machine on Public Roads
• 2.10. Tow Loads Safely
• 2.11. Prepare for Emergencies
• 2.12. Fire Prevention
• 2.13. In Case of Fire
• 2.14. Wear Protective Clothing
• 2.15. Protect Against Noise
• 2.16. Service Machines Safely
• 2.17. Check Machine Safety
• 2.18. Stay Clear of Rotating Drivelines
• 2.19. Avoid Injury from Thrown Objects
• 2.20. Use Safety Lights and Devices
• 2.21. Use a Safety Chain
• 2.22. Practice Safe Maintenance
• 2.23. Support Machine Properly
• 2.24. Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating
• 2.25. Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines
• 2.26. Avoid HighPressure Fluids
• 2.27. Avoid HighPressure Jet on Safety Decals
• 2.28. Decommissioning Proper Recycling and Disposal of Fluids and Components
• 3. Safety Decals
• 3.1. Hitch Decals (Clevis or Equal Angle Hitch)Top
• 3.2. Hitch Decals (Clevis or Equal Angle Hitch)LeftHand Side
• 3.3. Hitch Decals (Swivel Hitch)LeftHand Side
• 3.4. MidHitch Decals (Swivel Hitch)
• 3.5. Platform DecalsLeftHand Side
• 3.6. Platform DecalsLeftHand Side (Continued)
• 3.7. Platform (Top) Decals
• 3.8. Carrier Decals
• 3.9. Carrier Decals (Continued)
• 3.10. PTO Speed Decals
• 4. Preparing the Tractor
• 4.1. Selecting Tractor PTO Speed
• 4.2. Adjusting Sway Blocks
• 4.3. Checking Ballast, Wheel Spacing and Tire Inflation
• 4.4. Positioning Tractor Drawbar (Standard Hitch)
• 4.5. Using Drawbar Shield (Standard Hitch)
• 4.6. Making a Drawbar Shield (Standard Hitch)
• 4.7. Install Drawbar Extension (Standard Tongue and Ball Hitch)
• 4.8. Setting Selective Control Valves
• 5. Preparing the MowerConditioner
• 5.1. Check Tire Inflation Pressure
• 5.2. Check Wheel Hardware Torque
• 5.3. Adjusting Standard Hitch
• 5.4. Determine Need for Turn Limiters
• 5.5. Install Narrow Turn Limiters (If Required)
• 5.6. Install Wide Turn Limiters (If Required)
• 6. Attaching and Detaching
• 6.1. Attaching to Tractor
• 6.2. Standard Tongue With Ball Hitch
• 6.3. Standard Tongue With Clevis Hitch
• 6.4. Swivel Hitch (With Downstop Chain Using Bolt and Washer)
• 6.5. PTO Speed
• 6.6. Assembling Main PTO Driveline Splined Telescoping Members (If Necessary)
• 6.7. Attaching PTO Driveline
• 6.8. Tractor Electrical Connection
• 6.9. Connecting Tail/Warning Light Plug to Tractor
• 6.10. Connecting MowerConditioner to Tractor Hydraulic System
• 6.11. Securing Jackstand in Transport Position
• 6.12. Setting Tongue Swing Time
• 6.13. Detaching from Tractor
• 6.14. PTO Storage
• 7. Transporting
• 7.1. Transport Instructional Decals
• 7.2. Preparing MowerConditioner for Transport
• 7.3. Use Safety Lights and Devices
• 8. Breakin period
• 8.1. Breakingin MowerConditioner
• 9. Operating the MowerConditioner
• 9.1. Follow Safe Operating Procedures
• 9.2. Daily Checks
• 9.3. Preparing MowerConditioner for Field Operation
• 9.4. Raising Curtains
• 9.5. Lowering Curtains
• 9.6. Adjusting Cutting Height
• 9.7. Adjusting Gauge Shoes
• 9.8. Adjusting Lift Cylinder
• 9.9. Adjusting Platform Float
• 9.10. Opening a New Field
• 9.11. Turning in Field
• 9.12. Adjusting Windrow Width
• 9.13. Adjusting Swathboard
• 9.14. Properly Conditioned Crop (Roll Conditioner)
• 9.15. Checking Conditioning Effect (Impeller Conditioner)
• 9.16. Adjusting Conditioning Intensity
• 9.17. Changing Impeller Rotor Speed
• 9.18. Adjusting Roll Pressure (Machines Beginning with Serial No. 370001)
• 9.19. Adjusting Roll Spacing
• 10. Attachments
• 10.1. RPM Rotor Speed
• 10.2. Gauge Shoe Extensions
• 10.3. Hydraulic Tilt Control
• 10.4. Drawbar Shield
• 10.5. Turn Limiters
• 10.6. Wide Swath Kit
• 11. Lubrication and Maintenance
• 11.1. Lubricating and Maintaining Machine Safely
• 11.2. Observe Service Intervals
• 11.3. Cutterbar Oil, Platform Gear Case Oil, and Roll Drive Gear Case Oil
• 11.4. Swivel Gear Case Oil
• 11.5. Alternative and Synthetic Lubricants
• 11.6. Mixing of Lubricants
• 11.7. Lubricant Storage
• 11.8. Perform Lubrication and Maintenance
• 11.9. As Required Float Spring Adjuster
• 11.10. Every 10 Hours Primary Driveline (Equal Angle and Swivel Tongues)
• 11.11. Every 10 Hours Fixed Driveline (Machines Equipped With Swivel Tongue)
• 11.12. Every 10 Hours Pedestal Shaft Yoke (Machines Equipped With Equal Angle Tongue)
• 11.13. Every 10 Hours Platform Driveline With Overrunning Yoke
• 11.14. Every 10 Hours Tongue Pivot
• 11.15. Every 10 Hours Cutterbar
• 11.16. Every 10 Hours Cutterbar Driveline
• 11.17. Every 10 Hours Wheel Arm Pivots (LeftHand and RightHand Side)
• 11.18. Every 10 Hours LeftHand Cutterbar Link Pivots
• 11.19. Every 10 Hours Roll Pivots (Roll Conditioner)
• 11.20. Every 10 Hours Roll Driveline
• 11.21. After First 50 Hours Swivel Hitch Gear Cases
• 11.22. After the First 50 Hours Platform Drive Gear Case
• 11.23. After the First 50 Hours Cutterbar
• 11.24. Every 50 Hours Checking Cutterbar Oil Level
• 11.25. Every 50 Hours Conditioner Belt Idler Tensioning Spring
• 11.26. Every 50 Hours Hydraulic Hoses
• 11.27. Every 100 Hours Platform Drive Gear Case Oil Level
• 11.28. Every 250 Hours or Yearly Draining and Refilling Cutterbar
• 11.29. Every 250 Hours or Yearly Draining and Refilling Swivel Hitch Gear Cases
• 11.30. Every 250 Hours or Yearly Swivel Hitch Gear Case Pivot
• 11.31. Every 250 Hours or Yearly Roll Drive Gear Case
• 11.32. Every 1000 Hours or Yearly Draining and Refilling Platform Drive Gear Case
• 11.33. Each Season Phasing Cylinders
• 11.34. Every 6 Years Hydraulic Hoses
• 12. Troubleshooting
• 12.1. MowerConditioner Operation
• 12.2. Telescoping HookUp Locking System
• 12.3. End Yokes
• 12.4. Inboard Yokes
• 12.5. Telescoping HookUp Guards
• 13. Service
• 13.1. Metric Bolt and Screw Torque Values
• 13.2. Practice Safe Service Procedures
• 13.3. Use Genuine John Deere Parts
• 13.4. Fire Prevention
• 13.5. Replacing Impeller Drive Belt
• 13.6. Adjusting Impeller Drive Belt Tension
• 13.7. Replacing Roll Conditioner Drive Belt
• 13.8. Adjusting Roll Conditioner Drive Belt Tension
• 13.9. Synchronizing Rolls
• 13.10. Removing Disks
• 13.11. Installing and Synchronizing Disks
• 13.12. Removing Knives
• 13.13. Understanding Direction of Knife Rotation
• 13.14. Installing Knives
• 13.15. Checking Knives
• 13.16. Checking Knife Wear
• 13.17. Checking Knife Fitting Hole
• 13.18. Checking Knife Hardware
• 13.19. Checking Knife Bolt Wear
• 13.20. Checking Knife Lock Nut Wear
• 13.21. Replacing Wear Shield on Knife Bolt
• 13.22. Replacing Disk Driver
• 13.23. Replacing LeftHand End Converging Disk Driver
• 13.24. Replacing RightHand End Converging Disk Driver
• 13.25. Replacing Rotor Tines
• 13.26. Service Tires Safely
• 13.27. Changing Wheel
• 13.28. Adjusting Main PTO Driveline Slip Clutch (540 rpm Only)
• 13.29. Slipping PTO Driveline Slip Clutch (540 rpm Only)
• 14. Storage
• 14.1. Storing MowerConditioner (End of Season)
• 14.2. Removing MowerConditioner from Storage (Beginning of Season)
• 15. Specifications
• 15.1. Specification for 625 MowerConditioner
• 15.2. Specification for 630 MowerConditioner
• 15.3. Specification for 635 MowerConditioner
• 15.4. Machine Weights
• 15.5. Tractor Compatibility
• 15.6. Declaration of Conformity
• 16. Serial Numbers
• 16.1. Serial Number Plate
• 16.2. MowerConditioner Serial Number Record
• 16.3. Keep Proof of Ownership
• 16.4. Keep Machines Secure
• 17. John Deere Service Keeps You On the Job
• 17.1. John Deere Parts
• 17.2. The Right Tools
• 17.3. WellTrained Technicians
• 17.4. Prompt Service