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John Deere E12, E15, M15, M20, R10, R15 and R20 Flex Operator Manual OMFH344851-1

John Deere E12, E15, M15, M20, R10, R15 and R20 Flex Operator Manual OMFH344851-2

John Deere E12, E15, M15, M20, R10, R15 and R20 Flex Operator Manual OMFH344851-3

John Deere E12, E15, M15, M20, R10, R15 and R20 Flex Operator Manual OMFH344851-1

John Deere E12, E15, M15, M20, R10, R15 and R20 Flex Operator Manual OMFH344851-2

John Deere E12, E15, M15, M20, R10, R15 and R20 Flex Operator Manual OMFH344851-3

John Deere E12, E15, M15, M20, R10, R15, R20 Flex-Wing Rotary Cutters Operator Manual OMFH344851

$30

Type Of Manual: Operator Manual
Manual ID: OMFH344851
Format: PDF
Size: 5.3MB
Number of Pages: 112

Category: John Deere Operators Manuals PDF Tag: Agricultural

Description

Model List:
- E12 Flex- Wing Rotary Cutter
- E15 Flex- Wing Rotary Cutter
- M15 Flex- Wing Rotary Cutter
- M20 Flex- Wing Rotary Cutter
- R10 Flex- Wing Rotary Cutter
- R15 Flex- Wing Rotary Cutter
- R20 Flex-Wing Rotary Cutter

1. Introduction
1.1. Foreword
1.2. Product Identification
1.3. Trademarks
1.4. Glossary of Terms
1.5. Preliminary Checks
1.6. Regions and Country Versions
1.7. Machine Overview
1.8. Record FlexWing Rotary Cutter Serial Number
1.9. Keep Proof of Ownership
1.10. Keep Machines Secure
1.11. Recognize Safety Information
1.12. Understand Signal Words
1.13. Follow Safety Instructions
1.14. Use Safety Lights and Devices
1.15. Protect Bystanders
1.16. Stay Clear of Rotating Blades
1.17. Front and Rear Safety Shields
1.18. Raise Wings Safely
1.19. Operate Tractor and Rotary Cutter Safely
1.20. Operate Wings Safely When Cutting
1.21. Keep Riders Off Machine
1.22. Park Machine Safely
1.23. Leaving Rotary Cutter Unattended
1.24. Prepare for Emergencies
1.25. Wear Protective Clothing
1.26. Stay Clear of Rotating Drivelines
1.27. Tow Loads Safely
1.28. Observe Maximum Transport Speed
1.29. Tire Maximum Transport Speeds
1.30. Transport Safely
1.31. Use a Safety Chain
1.32. Avoid Serious Injury or Death from Accidental Lowering of Rotary Cutter
1.33. Practice Safe Maintenance
1.34. Avoid HighPressure Fluids
1.35. Deliver Safely
1.36. Safety Features
2. Safety Signs
2.1. Replace Safety Signs
2.2. Safety SignsDrivelines
2.3. Safety SignsDriveline Shields
2.4. Safety SignsAxle
2.5. Safety SignsDeck
2.6. Safety SignsParking Stand
2.7. Safety SignsJack Support
3. Preparing the Tractor
3.1. Choosing Correct PTO Speed
3.2. Matching PTO Driveline and PTO Shaft
3.3. Recommended Tractor
3.4. Position Tractor Drawbar
3.5. Removing Quick Coupler Hitch (If Equipped)
3.6. Adjusting Hydraulic Flow Rate
3.7. Setting Tractor Wheel Tread Width
4. Preparing the Machine
4.1. Prestarting Checklist
4.2. Connecting Driveline Shield Chains
4.3. Rotary Cutter Wheel Spacing
4.3.1. NonRow Crop Application
4.3.2. Row Crop Application
4.4. Wheel Spacing Diagram for Row CropsE12
4.5. Wheel Spacing Diagram for Row CropsM15 and R15
4.6. Wheel Spacing Diagram for Row CropsM20 and R20
4.7. Positioning Wheels
4.8. Using Correct Blades
4.9. Checking Cutting Height Adjustment
4.10. Leveling the Rotary Cutter (All Models)
4.11. Checking Lighting Equipment
5. Attaching and Detaching
5.1. Attach Rotary Cutter to Tractor Drawbar
5.1.1. Attach SwivelType Hitch (If Equipped)
5.2. Assemble Main PTO Driveline Telescoping Members
5.3. Attach PTO Driveline
5.4. Attaching to Tractor Hydraulic System
5.5. Detach Rotary Cutter From Tractor
5.6. Connecting Tail/Warning Light Wiring Harness to Tractor
6. Transporting
6.1. Prepare Rotary Cutter for Transport
6.2. Follow Safe Transport Procedures
6.3. Driving Rotary Cutter In Turns
6.4. Keep Riders Off Machine
7. Operating the Machine
7.1. Prepare Rotary Cutter for Operation
7.2. Adjust Cutting Height
7.3. Lowering Wings
7.4. Follow Safe Operating Procedures
7.5. Operating Rotary Cutter
7.6. Using Safety Shields
7.7. Using Correct PTO Speed
7.8. Cutting Applications
7.9. Wing Flotation
7.10. Making Turns
7.11. Raising Wings
7.12. Operators Manual Storage Location
7.13. Attachments Available
8. Lubrication and Maintenance
8.1. Lubricating and Maintaining Machine Safely
8.2. Multipurpose Extreme Pressure (EP) Grease
8.3. Gear Case Oil
8.4. Alternative and Synthetic Lubricants
8.5. Mixing of Lubricants
8.6. Lubricant Storage
8.7. Perform Lubrication and Maintenance
8.8. Observe Lubrication Symbols
8.9. Service Intervals Chart
8.10. Keep Rotary Cutter Clean
8.11. Check Gear Case Oil Level
8.11.1. Gear Cases with Oil SightGlass
8.12. Lubricate HitchtoMast Bushings
8.13. Lubricate Wheel Support Bushings (four Locations)
8.14. Lubricate Axle AssemblytoFrame Bushings
8.15. Lubricate Wing Turnbuckles
8.16. Check Tire Inflation Pressure (Severe Duty Ag Tires)
8.17. Check Rubber Suspension Element
8.18. Check Wear Shoes Hardware
8.19. Lubricate Swivel Hitch If equipped (R15, M15 and R10)
8.20. Lubricate Input Drivelines
8.21. Lubricate Gear Case Drivelines
8.22. Tighten Blade Holder Hardware
8.23. Tighten Blade Hardware
8.24. Tighten Gear Case Hardware
8.25. Tighten Wheel and Wheel Support Hardware
8.26. Driveline Inner Shaft
8.27. Wing Hinges
8.28. Grease Wheel Bearings
8.29. Change Gear Case Oil
8.30. As Required
8.30.1. Checking Driveline Shields
8.30.2. Freeing Slip Clutch
9. Service
9.1. Practice Safe Service Procedures
9.2. Work in Clean Area
9.3. Service Tires Safely
9.4. Service Severe Duty Ag Tires Safely
9.5. Disassembling and Inspecting Slip Clutch (M15, M20, R15 and R20)
9.6. Assembling Slip Clutch (M15, M20, R15, and R20)
9.7. Assembling Slip Clutch (E12 and E15)
9.8. Hydraulic Cylinder Requirement
9.9. Removing and Installing Driveline Splitter to the Center Gear Case
9.10. Removing and Installing PTO Driveline
9.11. Removing and Installing Wing Drivelines
9.12. Checking Blade Wear
9.13. Replacing BladesRound Pan Holder
9.14. Replacing BladesBarType Holder
9.15. Installing Blades (Blade Bolt and Bushing Hardware Equipped Only)
9.16. Direction of Blade Rotation
9.17. Tighten Hardware of Torsional Suspension Axle
9.18. Replacing Wear Shoes
9.19. Replacing Axle Suspension SpringM15 and M20
9.20. Troubleshooting Chart
9.21. Metric Bolt and Screw Torque Values
9.22. Unified Inch Bolt and Screw Torque Values
10. Assembly
10.1. Perform Predelivery Service Safely
10.2. Install Optional Equipment or Attachments
10.3. Adjust Hydraulic Hose Lengths
10.4. Remove Shipping Dunnage and Parts
10.5. Connect Driveline Shield Chains
10.6. Fill Gear Case
10.6.1. Gear Cases with Oil SightGlass
10.7. Final Inspection and Adjustments
11. Specifications
11.1. E12 Specifications
11.2. E15 Specifications
11.3. M15 Specifications
11.4. M20 Specifications
11.5. R15 and R10 Specifications
11.6. R20 Specifications
12. John Deere Service Literature
12.1. Technical Information
13. John Deere Service Keeps You On The Job
13.1. John Deere Is At Your Service