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John Deere 14 Foot, 16 Foot, 18 Foot Hay Conditioner With 896 Auger Platform Operator Manual OMFH310746

John Deere 14 Foot 16 Foot 18 Foot Hay Conditioner With 896 Auger Platform Operator Manual OMFH310746-2

John Deere 14 Foot 16 Foot 18 Foot Hay Conditioner With 896 Auger Platform Operator Manual OMFH310746-3

John Deere 14 Foot 16 Foot 18 Foot Hay Conditioner With 896 Auger Platform Operator Manual OMFH310746-2

John Deere 14 Foot 16 Foot 18 Foot Hay Conditioner With 896 Auger Platform Operator Manual OMFH310746-3

John Deere 14 Foot, 16 Foot, 18 Foot Hay Conditioner With 896 Auger Platform Operator Manual OMFH310746

$30

Type Of Manual: Operator Manual
Manual ID: OMFH310746
Format: PDF
Size: 10.0MB
Number of Pages: 130

Category: John Deere Operators Manuals PDF Tag: Agricultural

Description

Model List:
- 14 Foot Hay Conditioner With 896 Auger Platform
- 16 Foot Hay Conditioner With 896 Auger Platform
- 18 Foot Hay Conditioner With 896 Auger Platform

1. Contents
1.0.1. Recognize Safety Information
1.0.2. Understand Signal Words
1.0.3. Follow Safety Instructions
1.0.4. Before Operating
1.0.5. Wear Protective Clothing
1.0.6. Handle Chemical Products Safely
1.0.7. Stay Clear of Rotating Drivelines
1.0.8. Use Safety Lights and Devices
1.0.9. Use Proper Tools
1.0.10. Practice Safe Maintenance
1.0.11. Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating
1.0.12. Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines
1.0.13. Avoid HighPressure Fluids
1.0.14. Store Attachments Safely
1.0.15. Dispose of Waste Properly
1.1. Safety Signs
1.1.1. Safety Signs
1.2. Attaching and Detaching Platform
1.2.1. Attaching Platform
1.2.2. Detaching Platform
1.2.3. Balancing Platform SidetoSide
1.3. Operating Auger Platform
1.3.1. Prestarting Checks
1.3.2. Checking Knife Drive Belt Tension
1.3.3. Breaking In Auger Platform
1.3.4. Determining Ground Speed
1.3.5. Knockdown Bar
1.3.6. Cutterbar Knife Storage
1.3.7. Cutterbar
1.3.8. Adjusting Reel Position with Hydraulic Drive Reel
1.3.9. Knife Overlap
1.3.10. Knife HoldDowns
1.3.11. Platform Guard Angle
1.3.12. Gauge Shoes
1.3.13. Operating Hydraulic Reel
1.3.14. Adjust Reel Speeds (Mechanical)
1.3.15. Adjust Reel Speeds (Hydraulic)
1.3.16. Adjusting Reel Speed Magnetic Pickup
1.3.17. Conditioner
1.3.18. Platform Float
1.3.19. Windrow Formation
1.3.20. Dirt or Mud Buildup
1.3.21. Cutting Alfalfa
1.3.22. Cutting Grass
1.3.23. Cutting Tall Crop
1.3.24. Adjusting Swath Flap
1.3.25. Adjusting Platform Guard Angle
1.3.26. Adjusting Cutting Height
1.3.27. Adjusting Gauge Shoes
1.3.28. Adjusting Knockdown Bar
1.3.29. Removing Lower Auger CleanOut Panels
1.3.30. Removing Lower Auger Center Deck Sheets
1.4. Attachments
1.4.1. Cutterbar Knife Sections
1.4.2. Gauge Shoe Wear Plates
1.4.3. Reel Drive Sprockets
1.4.4. Tall Crop Dividers
1.4.5. Hydraulic Reel Drive
1.5. Lubrication and Maintenance
1.5.1. Gear Oil
1.5.2. Alternative and Synthetic Lubricants
1.5.3. Mixing of Lubricants
1.5.4. Lubricant Storage
1.5.5. Observe Lubrication Symbols
1.5.6. Perform Lubrication and Maintenance
1.5.7. Periodic Maintenance Label (LeftHand Side of Platform)
1.5.8. Periodic Maintenance Label (RightHand Side of Platform)
1.5.9. Every Five Hours
1.5.10. Every Ten Hours
1.5.11. Every 50 Hours
1.6. Troubleshooting
1.6.1. Cutting
1.6.2. Feeding (Reel and Auger)
1.6.3. Feeding (Conditioner)
1.6.4. Windrow Forming
1.6.5. Hydraulic Driven Reel Malfunctions (If Equipped)
1.6.6. Miscellaneous
1.7. Service
1.7.1. Detailed Service Information (Use TM2033)
1.7.2. Practice Safe Service Procedures
1.7.3. Servicing Cutterbar (Hydraulic Reel Drive)
1.7.4. Care Of Chains
1.7.5. Care of VBelts
1.7.6. Platform Wiring Harness Diagram
1.7.7. Wiring Harness Adapter Diagram
1.7.8. Installing ORing Connector Link
1.7.9. Tightening Bearing Locking Collars
1.7.10. Changing Reel Speed (Mechanical Drive)
1.7.11. Changing Reel Speed (Hydraulic)
1.7.12. Adjusting Reel Drive Belt (Mechanical Drive)
1.7.13. Adjusting Reel Chain (Mechanical Drive)
1.7.14. Adjusting Reel Chain (Hydraulic Drive)
1.7.15. Adjusting Pump Drive Chain (Hydraulic Drive)
1.7.16. Adjusting Reel Height
1.7.17. Adjusting Reel Cam
1.7.18. Adjusting Conditioner Roll Timing
1.7.19. Adjusting Conditioner Roll Spacing
1.7.20. Adjusting Conditioner Roll Pressure
1.7.21. Adjusting Knife Drive Belt (Both Sides)
1.7.22. Adjusting Knife Drive Belt Alignment (Both Sides)
1.7.23. Adjusting Upper and Lower Strippers to Augers
1.7.24. Adjusting Center Strippers to Lower Auger (Optional)
1.7.25. Adjusting Cam Follower to Reel Cam
1.7.26. Replacing Reel Drive Belt (Mechanical Drive)
1.7.27. Replacing Knife Drive Belt (Both Sides)
1.7.28. Replacing Reel Cam Followers
1.7.29. Adjusting Cam Arm Clearance With Cam
1.7.30. Removing Tooth Bar
1.7.31. Replacing Reel Tooth Bar Bearings
1.7.32. Replacing Reel Teeth
1.7.33. Timing Knives
1.7.34. Knife Overlap
1.7.35. Removing Knives
1.7.36. Installing Knives
1.7.37. Cutterbar Knife Sections
1.7.38. Replacing BoltOn Knife Sections
1.7.39. Replacing Center Knife Sections
1.7.40. Adjusting Regular Knife HoldDowns
1.7.41. Adjusting NonClog Knife HoldDowns
1.7.42. Installing Regular Guards
1.7.43. Installing NonClog Guards
1.8. Storage
1.8.1. Removing Platform from Storage (Beginning of Season)
1.8.2. Storing Platform (End of Season)
1.9. Specifications
1.9.1. Auger Platform Specifications
1.9.2. Record Product Identification Numbers
1.9.3. Keep Proof of Ownership
1.9.4. Keep Machines Secure
1.9.5. Record Platform Serial Number
1.9.6. Metric Bolt and Screw Torque Values
1.9.7. Unified Inch Bolt and Screw Torque Values
1.10. John Deere Service Keeps You On The Job
1.10.1. John Deere Parts
1.10.2. The Right Tools
1.10.3. WellTrained Technicians
1.10.4. Prompt Service
2. Page Number
2.1. Section 05
2.2. Section 10
2.3. Section 15
2.4. Section 20
2.5. Section 25
2.6. Section 30
2.7. Section 35
2.8. Section 40
2.9. Section 50
2.10. Section 55