John Deere TS and TH 6x4 Gator Utility Vehicles Operator Manual OMM158110

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John Deere TS and TH 6×4 Gator Utility Vehicles Operator Manual OMM158110

Type Of Manual: Operator Manual
Manual ID: OMM158110
Format: PDF
Size: 3.0MB
Number of Pages: 64

Category: John Deere Operators Manuals PDF Tag: Agricultural

Description

Model List:
- TS 6×4 Gator Utility Vehicles
- TH 6×4 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. Product Identification
2.1. Record Identification Numbers
3. Table of Contents
4. Safety Labels
4.1. Understanding The Machine Safety Labels
4.2. WARNING ROLLOVER OR FALLING OFF MAY CAUSE DEATH
4.3. CAUTION
4.3.1. BEFORE LEAVING VEHICLE
4.4. WARNING
4.4.1. YOUNG DRIVERS INCREASE CHANCE OF DEATH
4.5. WARNING
4.5.1. AVOID INJURY FROM EXPLOSION
4.6. WARNING M150930
4.6.1. RIDERS CAN FALL OFF AND BE KILLED
4.7. DANGER M128699
4.8. Emission Control System Certification Label
4.9. Emission Compliance Period
4.10. SAE J2258 and ASME B56.8 Compliance
4.11. Canadian Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Compliance
4.12. Warning M159705
4.13. Supervisor Safety Responsibilities
4.14. Operator Training Required
4.15. Operating Safely
4.16. Using a Spark Arrestor
4.17. Parking Safely
4.18. Protect Children and Prevent Accidents
4.19. Avoid Excessive Speeds
4.20. Avoid Tipping
4.21. Keep Riders Off Vehicle
4.22. Transport Loads Safely
4.23. Towing Loads Safely With Utility Vehicle
4.24. Before Driving
4.25. Driving On Rough Terrain
4.26. Climbing Or Descending A Hill
4.27. Driving Across Slopes
4.28. Riding Through Water
4.29. Checking Wheel Hardware
4.30. Wear Appropriate Clothing
4.31. Practice Safe Maintenance
4.32. Prevent Fires
4.33. Do Not Modify Machine
4.34. Tire Safety
4.35. Handling Fuel Safely
4.35.1. To avoid personal injury or property damage, use extreme care in handling fuel. Fuel is extremely…
4.36. Handling Waste Product and Chemicals
5. Operating Controls
5.1. Operator Station Controls
6. Operating
6.1. Daily Operating Checklist
6.2. Avoid Damage to Plastic and Painted Surfaces
6.3. Using Hand Holds
6.4. Adjusting Standard Seat
6.5. Adjusting Driver Seat with Lever System (If Equipped)
6.6. Testing Safety Systems
6.7. Testing the Safety Start System
6.8. Using Park Brake
6.8.1. Locking the Park Brake
6.8.2. Unlocking the Park Brake
6.9. Using Key Switch
6.10. Using Headlights
6.11. Using and Checking Instrument Panel
6.12. Using Accessory Outlet
6.13. Using Turn Signal Switch (If Equipped)
6.14. Using Hazard Lights (If Equipped)
6.15. Starting the Engine
6.16. Stopping Engine
6.17. Using Travel Controls
6.18. Using Traction Assist (Differential Lock)
6.18.1. Engaging the Traction Assist
6.18.2. Disengaging the Traction Assist
6.19. Raising and Lowering Cargo Box
6.19.1. Manual Lift
6.19.2. Power Lift (If Equipped)
6.20. Operating the Tailgate
6.21. Removing Tailgate
6.22. Installing Tailgate Latch Rods
6.23. Loading the Cargo Box
6.24. Emptying Cargo Box
6.25. Towing Loads
6.26. Using Correct Tires and Inflation
6.26.1. Knobby tires
6.26.2. Heavy Duty All Purpose (HDAP)
6.26.3. RunFlat EMT (Extended Mobility Tire)
6.26.4. Inflation
6.27. Tire Chains
6.28. Transporting Vehicle
7. Replacement Parts
7.1. Service Literature
7.1.1. Order Service Parts Online
7.2. Part Numbers
8. Service Intervals
8.1. Servicing Your Machine
8.2. Break In
8.2.1. After First 8 Hours
8.3. Every 50 Hours or Annually (whichever comes first)
8.4. Every 100 Hours or Annually (whichever comes first)
8.5. Every 200 Hours or Annually (whichever comes first)
8.6. Every 300 Hours
8.7. Every 800 Hours or 24 Months
9. Service Lubrication
9.0.1. The following greases are preferred
9.1. Chain Lubricant
9.2. Lubricating Front Spindles
9.3. Lubricating Drive Chain (TH 6×4)
9.4. Lubricating Transaxle Couplers
10. Service Engine
10.1. Engine Warranty Maintenance Statement
10.2. Avoid Fumes
10.3. Engine Oil
10.3.1. The following John Deere oils are preferred
10.3.2. Other oils may be used if above John Deere oils are not available, provided they meet the followi…
10.4. Checking Engine Oil Level
10.5. Changing Engine Oil and Filter
10.6. Cleaning Dust Unloading Valve
10.7. Servicing Air Cleaner Element
10.8. Checking Air Intake, Hoses and Clamps
10.9. Checking Spark Plug
10.10. Replacing Fuel Filter
10.11. Adjusting Carburetor
10.12. Cleaning Engine Compartment
10.13. Cleaning Frame Screen and Intake Louvers
10.14. Checking Spark Arrestor
11. Service Transmission
11.1. Transaxle Oil
11.2. Checking Transaxle Oil Level
11.3. Changing Transaxle Oil
11.4. Checking Drive Belt
11.5. Replacing Drive Belt
11.6. Checking Drive Chain Tension (TH 6×4)
11.7. Adjusting Drive Chain Tension (TH 6×4)
11.8. Checking Secondary Driven Clutch Buttons
12. Service Electrical
12.1. Service the Battery Safely
12.2. Checking the Battery (Sealed Batteries)
12.3. Removing and Installing Battery
12.3.1. Removing
12.3.2. Installing
12.4. Cleaning Battery and Terminals
12.5. Using Booster Battery
12.6. Replacing Headlight Bulb
12.7. Replacing Instrument Panel Bulbs
12.8. Checking and Replacing Fuses
12.9. High Capacity Alternator Recommendations
12.9.1. A high output alternator is highly recommended (unless it has extremely low intermittent use) wit…
12.9.2. A high output alternator is recommended (unless it has low intermittent use) with the following o…
12.9.3. A high output alternator is recommended (unless they have low intermittent use) with two or more …
13. Service Miscellaneous
13.1. Using Proper Fuel
13.2. Filling Fuel Tank
13.3. Removing and Installing Front Wheel Assembly
13.3.1. Removing
13.3.2. Installing
13.4. Removing and Installing Rear Wheel Assembly
13.4.1. Removing
13.4.2. Installing
13.5. Removing and Installing Hood
13.5.1. Removing Hood
13.5.2. Installing Hood
13.6. Opening and Closing Service Access Panel
13.7. Cleaning Plastic Surfaces
13.8. Cleaning and Repairing Metal Surfaces
13.8.1. Cleaning
13.8.2. Repairing Minor Scratches (surface scratch)
13.8.3. Repairing Deep Scratches (bare metal or primer showing)
14. Troubleshooting
14.1. Using Troubleshooting Chart
14.2. Electrical
15. Storage
15.1. Storing Safety
15.2. Preparing Machine for Storage
15.3. Preparing Fuel and Engine For Storage
15.3.1. Engine
15.4. Removing Machine From Storage
16. Specifications
16.1. Engine Specifications
16.2. Drive Train
16.3. Electrical System
16.4. Fuel System
16.5. Fluid Capacities
16.6. Steering and Brakes
16.6.1. Heavy Duty All Purpose (HDAP)
16.6.2. RunFlat EMT (Extended Mobility Tire)
16.6.3. Inflation Pressure
16.7. Dimensions
16.8. Recommended Lubricants
16.8.1. Grease
17. Warranty
17.1. Product Warranty
17.2. California and U.S. EPA Emissions Control System Warranty Statement (Small OffRoad Gas Engines)
17.3. Tire Warranty
17.4. Limited Battery Warranty
17.4.1. TO SECURE WARRANTY SERVICE
17.4.2. FREE REPLACEMENT
17.4.3. PRO RATA ADJUSTMENT
17.4.4. THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER
17.4.5. LIMITATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND PURCHASERS REMEDIES
17.4.6. NO DEALER WARRANTY
17.4.7. PRO RATA MONTHS OF ADJUSTMENT
18. John Deere Quality Statement
18.1. John Deere Quality
19. Service Record
19.1. Record Service Dates

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John Deere TS and TH 6×4 Gator Utility Vehicles Operator Manual OMM158110

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