John Deere 830 and 835 Rotary Mower-Conditioner Operator Manual OMFH311967

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John Deere 830 and 835 Rotary Mower-Conditioner Operator Manual OMFH311967

Type Of Manual: Operator Manual
Manual ID: OMFH311967
Format: PDF
Size: 4.1MB
Number of Pages: 108

Category: John Deere Operators Manuals PDF Tag: Agricultural

Description

Model List:
- 830 Rotary Mower-Conditioner
- 835 Rotary 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. Handle Chemical Products Safely
2.17. Service Machines Safely
2.18. Check Machine Safety
2.19. Stay Clear of Rotating Drivelines
2.20. Avoid Injury from Thrown Objects
2.21. Use Safety Lights and Devices
2.22. Use a Safety Chain
2.23. Practice Safe Maintenance
2.24. Support Machine Properly
2.25. Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating
2.26. Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines
2.27. Avoid HighPressure Fluids
2.28. Avoid HighPressure Jet on Safety Decals
2.29. Decommissioning Proper Recycling and Disposal of Fluids and Components
3. Safety Signs
3.1. Replace Safety Signs
3.2. Safety Signs
3.3. Platform (Top) Decals
3.3.1. Series MowerConditioner
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. Checking Tire Inflation
5.2. Checking Wheel Hardware Torque
5.3. Adjusting Equal Angle Hitch
5.4. Determining 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
6.1.1. Standard Hitch Only
6.1.2. Swivel Hitch (With Downstop Chain and Bolt with Washer)
6.2. PTO Speed
6.3. Assembling Main PTO Driveline Splined Telescoping Members (If Necessary)
6.4. Attaching PTO Driveline
6.5. Tractor Electrical Connection
6.6. Connecting Tail/Warning Light Plug to Tractor
6.7. Connecting MowerConditioner to Tractor Hydraulic System
6.8. Securing the Jackstand in Transport Position
6.9. Setting Tongue Swing Time
6.10. Detaching from Tractor
6.10.1. Swivel Hitch (Detaching)
6.10.2. Standard Hitch (Detaching)
6.11. PTO Storage
6.11.1. Swivel Tongue PTO Storage
6.11.2. Equal Angle Tongue, Clevis Extension
6.11.3. Equal Angle Tongue, Ball Extension
7. Transporting
7.1. Preparing MowerConditioner for Transport
7.2. Use Safety Lights and Devices
7.3. Towing MowerConditioner on Public Roads
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. Making a Halfturn in Field
9.13. Adjusting Windrow Width
9.13.1. Adjusting Windrow Width
9.13.2. Adjusting Windrow Width with Wide Swath Kit Installed
9.14. Adjusting Swath Board
9.14.1. Adjusting Swath Board
9.14.2. Swath Board Setting with Wide Swath Kit Installed
9.15. Properly Conditioned Crop (Roll Conditioner)
9.16. Checking Conditioning Effect (Impeller Conditioner)
9.17. Adjusting Conditioning Intensity
9.18. Changing Impeller Rotor Speed
9.19. Adjusting Roll Pressure (Machines Beginning with Serial No. 371801)
9.20. Adjusting Roll Spacing
9.20.1. Adjust Roll Spacing
9.20.2. Normal Wear Adjustment
10. Attachments
10.1. RPM Rotor Speed
10.2. Gauge Shoe Extensions
10.3. Wrench (E83373)
10.4. Hydraulic Tilt Control
10.5. Drawbar Shield
10.6. Wide Swath Kit
11. Lubrication and Maintenance
11.1. Lubricating and Maintaining Machine Safely
11.2. Observe Service Intervals
11.3. Cutterbar 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 Bolts
11.10. Every 10 Hours Primary Driveline
11.11. Every 10 Hours Overrunning Coupler
11.12. Every 10 Hours Tongue Rear Joint Cross
11.13. Every 10 Hours Tongue Pivot Driveline
11.14. Every 10 Hours Tongue Pivot
11.15. Every 10 Hours Platform Driveline
11.16. Every 10 Hours Cutterbar
11.17. Every 10 Hours Cutterbar Driveline
11.18. Every 10 Hours Wheel arm Pivots (LeftHand and RightHand Side)
11.19. Every 10 Hours LeftHand Float Link Pivots
11.20. Every 10 Hours Roll Pivots (Roll Conditioner)
11.21. Every 10 Hours Roll Driveline
11.22. After First 50 Hours Swivel Hitch Gear Cases
11.22.1. Draining and Refilling Swivel Hitch Gear Cases
11.23. After the First 50 Hours Cutterbar Input Drive Gear Case
11.24. After the First 50 Hours Cutterbar
11.25. Every 50 Hours Check Cutterbar Oil Level
11.26. Every 50 Hours Belt Idler Tensioning Spring
11.27. Every 50 Hours Hydraulic Hoses
11.28. Every 250 Hours Cutterbar Input Drive Gear Case Oil Level
11.29. Every 250 Hours or Yearly Draining and Refilling Cutterbar
11.29.1. Drain Cutterbar
11.29.2. Refill Cutterbar
11.30. Every 250 Hours or Yearly Draining and Refilling Swivel Hitch Gear Cases
11.31. Every 250 Hours or Yearly Swivel Hitch Gear Case Pivot
11.32. Every 250 Hours or Yearly Roll Drive Gear Case
11.33. Every 250 Hours or Yearly Draining and Refilling Cutterbar Input Drive Gear Case
11.34. Each Season Phasing Cylinders
11.35. 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 Main Drive Belt
13.5.1. Removing
13.5.2. Installing
13.6. Adjusting Main Drive Belt Tension
13.7. Replacing Impeller Drive Belt
13.8. Adjusting Impeller Drive Belt Tension
13.9. Replacing Roll Conditioner Drive Belt
13.10. Adjusting Roll Conditioner Drive Belt Tension
13.11. Synchronizing Rolls
13.12. Removing Disks
13.13. Installing and Synchronizing Disks
13.14. Removing Knives
13.15. Understanding Direction of Knife Rotation
13.16. Installing Knives
13.17. Checking Knives
13.18. Checking Knife Wear
13.19. Checking Knife Fitting Hole
13.20. Checking Knife Hardware
13.21. Checking Knife Bolt Wear
13.22. Checking Knife Lock Nut Wear
13.23. Replacing Wear Shield on Knife Bolt
13.24. Replacing Disk Driver
13.25. Replacing LeftHand End Converging Disk Driver
13.26. Replacing RightHand End Converging Disk Driver
13.27. Replacing Rotor Tines
13.28. Service Tires Safely
13.29. Changing Wheel
14. Storage
14.1. Storing MowerConditioner (End of Season)
14.2. Removing MowerConditioner from Storage (Beginning of Season)
15. Specifications
15.1. Specification for 830 MowerConditioner
15.2. Specification for 835 MowerConditioner
15.3. Machine Weights
15.4. Tractor Compatibility
16. Serial Numbers
16.1. Serial Number Plate
16.2. Record MowerConditioner Serial Number
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

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John Deere 830 and 835 Rotary Mower-Conditioner Operator Manual OMFH311967

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