John Deere 1850 High Reach Loader Operator Manual OMCXT10822

Description

• Model List:
  • 1850 High Reach Loader

• 1. Contents
• 1.0.1. Recognize Safety Information
• 1.0.2. Understand Signal Words
• 1.0.3. Follow Safety Instructions
• 1.0.4. Replace Safety Signs
• 1.0.5. Live With Safety
• 1.0.6. Prevent Machine Runaway
• 1.0.7. Service Machines Safely
• 1.0.8. Practice Safe Maintenance
• 1.0.9. Work In Ventilated Area
• 1.0.10. Wear Protective Clothing
• 1.0.11. Support Machine Properly
• 1.0.12. Dispose of Waste Properly
• 1.0.13. Use Steps and Handholds Correctly
• 1.0.14. Avoid Hot Exhaust
• 1.0.15. Handle Fuel SafelyAvoid Fires
• 1.0.16. Prepare for Emergencies
• 1.0.17. Install Shields and Guards
• 1.0.18. Avoid HighPressure Fluids
• 1.0.19. Service Cooling System Safely
• 1.0.20. Handling Batteries Safely
• 1.0.21. Protect Bystanders
• 1.0.22. Keep Riders off Machine
• 1.0.23. Use Caution on Hillsides
• 1.0.24. Use Caution When Flexing (Extending) Boom
• 1.0.25. Avoid Electrical Power Lines
• 1.0.26. Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating
• 1.0.27. Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines
• 1.0.28. Park Machine Safely
• 1.0.29. Service Tires Safely
• 1.1. Safety Decals
• 1.1.1. Safety Decal Locations
• 1.2. Controls and Instruments
• 1.2.1. Front Console Style A
• 1.2.2. Front Console Style B
• 1.2.3. Front Console Style B Continued
• 1.2.4. Front Console Style C
• 1.2.5. Lever Controls
• 1.2.6. Battery Disconnect Switch
• 1.2.7. Parking Brake
• 1.2.8. Hour Meter
• 1.3. Operators Station
• 1.3.1. Adjusting Operators Seat
• 1.3.2. Using Seat Belts
• 1.3.3. Operating Air Conditioning (Optional)
• 1.3.4. Operating Horn
• 1.3.5. Operating Turn Signals (Optional)
• 1.3.6. Operating Flashers (Optional)
• 1.4. BreakIn Service
• 1.4.1. Initial StartUp Checks
• 1.4.2. Engine BreakIn
• 1.5. Operating the Engine
• 1.5.1. Prestarting Checks
• 1.5.2. Starting the Engine
• 1.5.3. After Starting and Warm Up
• 1.5.4. Normal Engine Operation
• 1.5.5. Stopping the Engine
• 1.5.6. Using a Booster Battery / Battery Charger
• 1.6. Operating the Loader
• 1.6.1. Loader in Motion
• 1.6.2. Shift the Loader
• 1.6.3. Field Operation
• 1.7. Wheels, Tires, and Treads
• 1.7.1. Service Tires Safely
• 1.7.2. Tire Inflation, Service, and Care
• 1.7.3. Procedure for Liquid Ballast (Weight)
• 1.8. Fuels, Coolants, and Lubricants
• 1.8.1. Use Correct Fuels, Coolant, and Lubricants
• 1.8.2. Fuel Specifications
• 1.8.3. Handle Fuel SafelyAvoid Fires
• 1.8.4. Filling Fuel System
• 1.8.5. Diesel Fuel
• 1.8.6. Lubricity of Diesel Fuel
• 1.8.7. Handling and Storing Diesel Fuel
• 1.8.8. BioDiesel Fuel
• 1.8.9. Testing Diesel Fuel
• 1.8.10. Minimizing the Effect of Cold Weather on Diesel Engines
• 1.8.11. Diesel Engine Oil Tier 3 and Stage III
• 1.8.12. Diesel Engine BreakIn Oil NonEmissions Certified and Certified Tier 1, Tier 2, Tier 3, Stage I, Stage II, and Stage III
• 1.8.13. Oil Filters
• 1.8.14. Service Cooling System Safely
• 1.8.15. Filling Cooling System
• 1.8.16. Diesel Engine Coolant (engine with wet sleeve cylinder liners)
• 1.8.17. John Deere COOLGARD II Coolant Extender
• 1.8.18. Supplemental Coolant Additives
• 1.8.19. Additional Information About Diesel Engine Coolants and John Deere COOLGARD II Coolant Extender
• 1.8.20. Operating in Warm Temperature Climates
• 1.8.21. Drain Intervals for Diesel Engine Coolant
• 1.8.22. Testing Diesel Engine Coolant
• 1.8.23. Hydraulic Oil
• 1.8.24. Gear Oil
• 1.8.25. Mixing of Lubricants
• 1.8.26. Alternative and Synthetic Lubricants
• 1.8.27. Lubricant Storage
• 1.9. Lubrication and Maintenance
• 1.9.1. Observe Service Intervals
• 1.9.2. Hour Meter
• 1.9.3. Service Interval Chart Initial StartUp / Initial 100 Hours
• 1.9.4. Service Interval Chart Daily or 10 Hours / 70 Hours / 100 Hours
• 1.9.5. Service Interval Chart 250 Hours / 500 Hours
• 1.9.6. Service Interval Chart 1000 Hours / 2000 Hours
• 1.9.7. Service As Necessary
• 1.9.8. Initial StartUp Checks
• 1.9.9. First 100 Hours
• 1.9.10. Daily or Every 10 Hours
• 1.9.11. Every 70 Hours
• 1.9.12. Every 250 Hours
• 1.9.13. Every 500 Hours
• 1.9.14. Every 1000 Hours
• 1.9.15. Every 2000 Hours
• 1.9.16. As Necessary
• 1.10. Service
• 1.10.1. Accessing Oil Cooler and Radiator
• 1.10.2. Do Not Modify Fuel System
• 1.10.3. Bleeding Fuel System
• 1.11. Transporting
• 1.11.1. Operating Loader on Roads
• 1.11.2. Towing Loader
• 1.11.3. Freeing a Stuck Machine
• 1.11.4. Transporting on Carrier
• 1.12. Troubleshooting
• 1.12.1. Transmission
• 1.12.2. Hydraulic System
• 1.12.3. Electrical System
• 1.12.4. Loader Operation
• 1.13. Storage
• 1.13.1. End of Season Storage
• 1.13.2. Beginning of Season
• 1.13.3. Paint Finish Care
• 1.14. Specifications
• 1.14.1. Machine Specifications
• 1.14.2. Unified Inch Bolt and Screw Torque Values
• 1.14.3. Metric Bolt and Screw Torque Values
• 1.15. Identification Numbers
• 1.15.1. Identification Numbers
• 1.15.2. Product Identification Number
• 1.15.3. Engine Identification Number
• 1.15.4. Keep Proof of Ownership
• 1.15.5. Keep Machines Secure
• 1.16. John Deere Service Keeps You On The Job
• 1.16.1. John Deere Parts
• 1.16.2. The Right Tools
• 1.16.3. WellTrained Technicians
• 1.16.4. 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 45
• 2.10. Section 50
• 2.11. Section 55
• 2.12. Section 60
• 2.13. Section 65
• 2.14. Section 70
• 2.15. Section 75
• 2.16. Section 80