John Deere TE Gator Utility Vehicles Operator Manual OMUC33430

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John Deere TE Gator Utility Vehicles Operator Manual OMUC33430

Type Of Manual: Operator Manual
Manual ID: OMUC33430
Format: PDF
Size: 2.8MB
Number of Pages: 76

Category: John Deere Operators Manuals PDF Tag: Agricultural

Description

Model List:
- TE Gator Utility Vehicles

1. Introduction
1.1. Thank You for Purchasing a John Deere Product
1.2. Using Your Operators Manual
1.3. Special Messages
1.4. Attachments for Your Machine
2. Contents
3. Product Identification
3.1. Record Identification Numbers
4. Safety Labels with Text
4.1. Safety Label Location
4.2. Understanding the Machine Safety Labels
4.2.1. French or Spanish Safety Labels and Operators Manual
4.3. CAUTION
4.4. WARNING
4.5. WARNING
4.6. WARNING
4.6.1. Avoid injury or death from rollover or falling off
4.6.2. Important
4.7. CAUTION
4.7.1. Before leaving vehicle
4.8. WARNING
4.8.1. Avoid injury or death from rollover or falling off
4.9. CAUTION
4.9.1. Help prevent injury when dumping loads
4.10. SAE J2258 and ASME B56.8 Compliance
5. Safety Labels without Text
5.1. Safety Label Location
5.2. Understanding the Machine Safety Labels without Text
5.3. Help Prevent Injury When Dumping Loads
5.4. Caution
5.4.1. Warning
5.4.2. Warning
5.5. Warning
5.5.1. Avoid injury or death from rollover or falling off
5.5.2. Important
5.5.3. Caution
5.6. Warning
5.6.1. Avoid injury or death from rollover or falling off
5.6.2. Caution
5.7. Operating Safely
5.8. Parking Safely
5.9. Protect Children and Prevent Accidents
5.10. Avoid Excessive Speeds
5.11. Avoid Tipping
5.12. Keep Riders Off Vehicle
5.13. Transport Loads Safely
5.14. Towing Loads Safely With Utility Vehicle
5.15. Operator Ability
5.16. Before Driving
5.17. Driving On Rough Terrain
5.18. Climbing Or Descending A Hill or Slope
5.19. Driving Across Slopes
5.20. Riding Through Water
5.21. Checking Wheel Hardware
5.22. Wear Appropriate Clothing
5.23. Practice Safe Maintenance
5.24. Prevent Fires
5.25. Do Not Modify Machine
5.26. Tire Safety
5.27. Handling Fuel Safely
5.28. Handling Waste Product and Chemicals
6. Operating Controls
6.1. Operator Station Controls
7. Operating
7.1. Daily Operating Checklist
7.2. Avoid Damage to Plastic and Painted Surfaces
7.3. Using Hand Holds
7.4. Adjusting Standard Seat
7.5. Adjusting Driver Seat with Optional Lever System
7.6. Testing Safety Systems
7.6.1. Test 1 (REVERSE WARNING ALARM)
7.6.2. Test 2 (ROLLAWAY ALARM)
7.6.3. Test 3 (OPERATOR PRESENCE)
7.6.4. Test 4 (CHARGER INTERLOCK)
7.7. Using the Directional Control Switch
7.8. Using the LCD Charge Meter and the Hour Meter
7.8.1. Charge Meter
7.8.2. Hour Meter
7.9. Using the Service and Drive Switch
7.9.1. Service Position
7.9.2. Drive Position
7.10. Using Park Brake
7.10.1. Locking the Park Brake
7.10.2. Unlocking the Park Brake
7.11. Starting and Stopping the Vehicle
7.11.1. Starting Vehicle
7.11.2. Stopping Vehicle
7.12. Using the Cargo Box
7.12.1. Raising with Manual Lift
7.12.2. Raising and Lowering with Power Lift
7.12.3. Locking Box in Raised Position
7.12.4. Operating the Tailgate
7.12.5. Removing the Tailgate
7.12.6. Using Cargo Box Tie Downs
7.13. Loading the Cargo Box
7.13.1. Box Volume Capacity
7.14. Emptying Cargo Box
7.15. Using the Cargo Box as a Flat Bed
7.15.1. Operating in Flat Bed Mode
7.16. Towing Loads
7.16.1. Capacity Label
7.17. Using Correct Tires and Inflation
7.17.1. Inflation
7.18. Towing the Utility Vehicle
7.19. Transporting the Utility Vehicle
7.20. Use Care In Handling and Servicing Batteries
7.20.1. Prevent Battery Explosions
7.20.2. Charging Safety
7.21. Charging the Batteries
7.22. Using the Battery Charger
7.22.1. Diagnostics Using the Battery Charger 10LED Indicator Display
7.22.2. Fault Indications on Charge Plate Gauge or Battery Charger Gauge
7.22.3. Other Indications
8. Replacement Parts
8.1. Service Literature
8.1.1. Order Service Parts Online
8.2. Part Numbers
9. Optional Attachments Kits
9.1. Cab Classification According to EN156951 (for Application of Crop Protection Chemicals and Liquid Fertilizer)
9.2. Using a Trailer
10. Service Intervals
10.1. Servicing Your Machine
10.2. Break In
10.2.1. After First 8 Hours
10.3. Every 25 Hours
10.4. Every 50 Hours
10.5. Every 50 Hours or Annually (whichever comes first)
10.6. Every 200 Hours or Annually (whichever comes first)
10.7. Every 1000 Hours or 24 Months (whichever comes first)
10.8. As Needed
11. Service Battery
11.1. Battery Safety
11.2. Using Deep Cycle Batteries
11.2.1. Electrolyte and Specific Gravity
11.3. Battery Position and Connection Diagram
11.4. Checking Batteries
11.5. Tighten Battery Terminal Connections
11.6. Tighten Battery Hold Downs
11.7. Cleaning or Replacing Batteries
11.7.1. Cleaning Batteries
11.7.2. Replace Batteries
11.8. Battery Electrolyte Guidelines
11.8.1. Automatic Watering Devices
11.8.2. Checking Electrolyte LevelBefore Charging
11.8.3. Check Electrolyte LevelAfter Charging
11.9. Checking Battery Condition
11.9.1. Hydrometer
11.10. Using a Hydrometer
11.11. Battery Test Log
12. Service Steering Brakes
12.1. Brake Fluid
12.2. Check Brake Fluid Level
12.3. Checking Brake Drums (Rear Brakes Only)
12.4. Checking Brake Lines (Rear Brakes Only)
12.5. Adjusting Park Brake
13. Service Electrical
13.1. Service Electrical
13.2. Replacing Headlight Bulb and Housing
13.2.1. Replace 48 Volt Headlight Bulb
13.2.2. Replace 12 Volt Headlight Bulb
13.2.3. Replace Headlight Housing
13.3. Checking and Replacing Fuses
14. Service Miscellaneous
14.1. Lifting Machine
14.1.1. Lifting Rear
14.1.2. Lifting Front
14.2. Tightening Wheel Hardware
14.2.1. Front Wheel Bolts
14.2.2. Rear wheel Nuts
14.3. Lubricating Front King Pins
14.4. Removing and Installing Hood
14.4.1. Removing Hood
14.4.2. Installing Hood
14.5. Replacing Cargo Box Tailgate Bushings
14.6. Cleaning and Repairing Cargo Box
14.6.1. Repairing Accessory Tubes
14.6.2. Cargo Box Floor
14.7. Cleaning Vehicle Surfaces
14.8. Cleaning Plastic Hood and Body Panel Surfaces
14.9. Cleaning and Repairing Metal Surfaces
14.9.1. Cleaning
14.9.2. Repairing Minor Scratches (surface scratch)
14.9.3. Repairing Deep Scratches (bare metal or primer showing)
15. Troubleshooting
15.1. Using Troubleshooting Chart
15.2. Batteries
15.3. Battery Charger
15.4. Cargo Box
16. Storage
16.1. Storing Safety
16.2. Battery Storage
16.3. Preparing Batteries for Storage
16.4. Storing the Vehicle
16.5. Removing Vehicle from Storage
17. Specifications
17.1. Batteries
17.2. Torque Specifications
17.3. Contoller
17.4. Electrical
17.5. Travel Speeds
17.6. Steering and Brakes
17.7. Vehicle Dimensions
17.8. Ground Clearance
17.9. Weights and Capacities
17.10. Charger
17.11. Recommended Lubricants
18. Warranty
18.1. Product Warranty
18.1.1. United States
18.2. Tire Warranty
18.3. Limited Battery Warranty For Factory Installed Batteries
18.3.1. FREE REPLACEMENT PERIOD
18.3.2. PRO RATA ADJUSTMENT (batteries with letter code identification only)
18.3.3. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER
18.3.4. LIMITATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND PURCHASERS REMEDIES
18.3.5. NO DEALER WARRANTY
18.3.6. WARRANTY TERMS TABLE
19. John Deere Quality Statement
19.1. John Deere Quality
20. Service Record
20.1. Record Service Dates

John Deere TE Gator Utility Vehicles Operator Manual OMUC33430

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