John Deere 2720 Compact Utility Tractors Operator Manual OMLVU26102

Description

• Model List:
  • 2720 Compact Utility Tractor

• 1. Introduction
• 1.1. Thank You for Purchasing a John Deere Product
• 1.2. Using Your Operators Manual
• 1.3. Machine Use
• 1.4. Special Messages
• 2. Product Identification
• 2.1. Record Identification Numbers
• 3. Table of Contents
• 4. Safety Labels
• 4.1. Safety Label Location
• 4.2. Pictorial Safety Signs
• 4.3. CAUTION LVU805494
• 4.4. WARNING ROPS R141735
• 4.5. CAUTION HOT SURFACE
• 4.6. WARNING LVU23360
• 4.7. WARNING LVU802017
• 4.8. Drawbar EEC Label
• 4.9. RollOver Protective Structure Label
• 4.10. Wagon Hitch EEC Information
• 4.11. Recognize Safety Information
• 4.12. Understand Signal Words
• 4.13. Follow Safety Instructions
• 4.14. Prepare for Emergencies
• 4.15. Wear Protective Clothing
• 4.16. Protect Against Noise
• 4.17. Handle Fuel Safely Avoid Fires
• 4.18. Fire Prevention
• 4.19. Use Foldable ROPS and Seat Belt Properly
• 4.20. Stay Clear of Rotating Drivelines
• 4.21. Use Steps and Handholds Correctly
• 4.22. Read Operator Manuals for ISOBUS Implements
• 4.23. Use Seat Belt Properly
• 4.24. Vibration
• 4.25. Operating the Tractor Safely
• 4.26. Avoid Backover Accidents
• 4.27. Limited Use in Forestry Operation
• 4.28. Operating the Loader Tractor Safely
• 4.29. Keep Riders Off Machine
• 4.30. Passenger Seat
• 4.31. Use Safety Lights and Devices
• 4.32. Towing Trailers and Implements Safely (Mass)
• 4.33. Use Caution On Slopes and Uneven Terrain
• 4.34. Freeing a Mired Machine
• 4.35. Avoid Contact with Agricultural Chemicals
• 4.36. Handle Agricultural Chemicals Safely
• 4.37. Handling Batteries Safely
• 4.38. Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines
• 4.39. Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating
• 4.40. Handle Electronic Components and Brackets Safely
• 4.41. Practice Safe Maintenance
• 4.42. Avoid Hot Exhaust
• 4.43. Work in a Ventilated Area
• 4.44. Support Machine Properly
• 4.45. Prevent Machine Runaway
• 4.46. Park Machine Safely
• 4.47. Transport Tractor Safely
• 4.48. Servicing Cooling System Safely
• 4.49. Service Accumulator Systems Safely
• 4.50. Service Tires Safety
• 4.51. Service FrontWheel Drive Tractor Safely
• 4.52. Tightening Wheel Retaining Bolts / Nuts
• 4.53. Avoid High Pressure Fluids
• 4.54. Do Not Open HighPressure Fuel System
• 4.55. Store Attachments Safely
• 4.56. Dispose of Waste Properly
• 5. Operating Controls
• 5.1. Operator Station Controls
• 5.2. Floor Panel Controls
• 6. Operating
• 6.1. Daily Operating Checklist
• 6.2. Avoid Damage to Plastic and Painted Surfaces
• 6.3. Cab Classification According to EN156951 (for Application of Crop Protection Chemicals and Liqui…
• 6.4. Adjusting Seat
• 6.5. Using Seat Belt
• 6.6. Using Light Switch
• 6.7. Using Key Switch
• 6.8. Using Instrument Panel
• 6.9. Using Turn Signal Switch
• 6.10. Testing Safety Systems
• 6.11. Testing the Neutral Start Switch
• 6.12. Testing the PowerTakeOff (PTO) Switch
• 6.13. Testing the Seat Switch
• 6.14. Testing MidPTO/Seat Switch Interface
• 6.15. Testing Rear PTO/Park Brake Interface
• 6.16. Using Brake Pedals
• 6.17. Using Park Brake
• 6.18. Using Throttle
• 6.19. Using Fuel ShutOff Valve
• 6.20. Starting the Engine
• 6.21. Cold Weather Starting Aids
• 6.22. Warming and Idling the Engine
• 6.23. Starting a Stalled Engine
• 6.24. Stopping Machine
• 6.25. Operating the Hydrostatic Transmission
• 6.26. Using Cruise Control
• 6.27. Using Differential Lock (Traction Assist)
• 6.28. Using Mechanical Front Wheel Drive (MFWD)
• 6.29. Using the PowerTakeOff (PTO) Safely
• 6.30. Using Rear and Mid PTO (Operator on Seat)
• 6.31. Using Rear PTO (Operator Off Seat)
• 6.32. Using Drawbar Hitch
• 6.33. Using 3Point Hitch
• 6.34. Using iMatch
• 6.35. Connecting Implement Hydraulic Hoses
• 6.36. Using Dual Selective Control Valve Lever
• 6.37. Using Selective Control Valve (SCV) Lock Lever
• 6.38. Locking Out Dual SCV Regen Function
• 6.39. Using Accessory Electrical Outlet
• 6.40. Operating Cab (If Equipped)
• 6.41. Selecting Ballast
• 6.42. Ballasting Machine
• 6.43. Transporting Machine on Trailer
• 6.44. Transporting Machine
• 6.45. Towing Loads
• 6.46. Using Safety Chain
• 6.47. Raising and Lowering RollOver Protective Structure (ROPS)
• 6.48. Front Loader Installation
• 7. Replacement Parts
• 7.1. Service Literature
• 7.2. Part Numbers
• 8. Service Intervals
• 8.1. Servicing Your Machine
• 8.2. As Needed
• 8.3. After First 10 Hours
• 8.4. Every 10 Hours or Daily
• 8.5. After First 50 Hours
• 8.6. Every 50 Hours
• 8.7. Every 200 Hours
• 8.8. Every 400 Hours
• 8.9. Every 600 Hours
• 8.10. Every 1200 Hours
• 8.11. Every Two Years or 2000 Hours
• 9. Service Lubrication
• 9.1. Lubricating Machine Grease Fittings
• 9.2. Lubricating Hydraulic Selective Control Valve (SCV) Linkage
• 9.3. Lubricating Hood Latch
• 9.4. Lubricating 3Point Hitch
• 10. Service Engine
• 10.1. Avoid Fumes
• 10.2. Engine Oil
• 10.3. Checking Engine Speeds
• 10.4. Checking Engine Oil Level
• 10.5. Changing Engine Oil and Filter
• 10.6. Cleaning Dust Unloading Valve
• 10.7. Servicing Air Filter Elements
• 10.8. Checking Air Filter Intake Hoses and Clamps
• 10.9. Service Cooling System Safely
• 10.10. Recommended Engine Coolant
• 10.11. Servicing Cooling System
• 10.12. Checking Radiator Hoses and Clamps
• 10.13. Cleaning Radiator Cooling Screen and Fins
• 10.14. Servicing the Alternator Belt
• 10.15. Checking and Cleaning Fuel Filter Sediment Bowl and Replacing Filter
• 10.16. Fuel Injection Pump
• 10.17. Fuel Injection Nozzles
• 10.18. Cleaning Front Grille Screens
• 11. Service Transmission
• 11.1. Gear Case Oil
• 11.2. Checking Front Axle Oil Level
• 11.3. Changing Front Axle Oil
• 11.4. Transmission and Hydraulic Oil
• 11.5. Checking Transmission Oil Level
• 11.6. Changing Transmission Oil and Filter
• 12. Service Electrical
• 12.1. Service the Battery Safely
• 12.2. Checking Battery Electrolyte Level
• 12.3. Removing and Installing Battery
• 12.4. Cleaning Battery and Terminals
• 12.5. Using Booster Battery
• 12.6. Replacing Headlight Bulb
• 12.7. Replacing Taillight and Warning Light Bulbs
• 12.8. Replacing Fuses
• 13. Service Miscellaneous
• 13.1. Using Proper Fuel (Diesel)
• 13.2. Filling Fuel Tank
• 13.3. Lifting Points for Jacking up the Tractor
• 13.4. Raising and Lowering Hood
• 13.5. Checking Wheel Bolts and Hardware
• 13.6. Removing and Installing Wheels
• 13.7. Checking Tire Pressure
• 13.8. Selecting Front Tire Rolling Direction
• 13.9. Cleaning Plastic Surfaces
• 13.10. Cleaning and Repairing Metal Surfaces
• 14. Troubleshooting
• 14.1. Using Troubleshooting Chart
• 14.2. Electrical System
• 14.3. Machine
• 14.4. Steering
• 15. Storage
• 15.1. Storing Safety
• 15.2. Preparing Machine for Storage
• 15.3. Preparing Fuel and Engine For Storage
• 15.4. Removing Machine From Storage
• 16. Specifications
• 16.1. Drivetrain
• 16.2. Electrical System
• 16.3. Front Wheels and Tires
• 16.4. Rear Wheels and Tires
• 16.5. Front Tire Inflation Pressures (Maximum)
• 16.6. Rear Tire Inflation Pressures (Maximum)
• 16.7. Tire Combinations
• 16.8. Weight Specifications
• 16.9. Tire Loads
• 16.10. Fluid Capacities
• 16.11. Ground Speeds
• 16.12. Dimensions
• 16.13. Weight Specifications
• 16.14. Sound Level
• 16.15. PTO Options
• 16.16. Point Hitch
• 16.17. Coupling Devices
• 16.18. Torque Values Metric Hardware
• 16.19. Torque Values Inch Fastener Hardware
• 17. Declaration of Conformity
• 17.1. EC Declaration of Conformity
• 18. Service Statement
• 18.1. John Deere Parts
• 18.2. The Right Tools
• 18.3. WellTrained Technicians
• 18.4. Prompt Service
• 19. Service Record
• 19.1. Record Service Dates