John Deere X350, X354, X370, X380 Tractors Operator Manuals OMUC29737e-1

John Deere X350, X354, X370, X380 Tractors Operator Manuals OMUC29737e-2

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John Deere X350, X354, X370, X380 Select Series Tractors Operator Manual OMUC29737E

Type Of Manual: Operator Manual
Manual ID: OMUC29737E
Format: PDF
Size: 3.4MB
Number of Pages: 88

Category: John Deere Operators Manuals PDF Tag: Agricultural

Description

Model List:
- X350 Select Series Tractor
- X354 Select Series Tractor
- X370 Select Series Tractor
- X380 Select Series Tractor

1. Introduction
1.1. Thank You for Purchasing a John Deere Product
1.2. Using Your Operators Manual
1.3. Emissions Performance and Tampering
1.3.1. Operation and Maintenance
1.3.2. Tampering
1.4. Machine Use
1.5. Special Messages
1.6. Attachments for Your Machine
1.6.1. Order Service Parts Online
1.7. Service Literature
1.8. Spark Arrestor
2. Contents
3. Product Identification
3.1. Record Identification Numbers
3.1.1. John Deere Select Series X350, X354, X370, X380 Tractors
4. Safety Labels without Text
4.1. Safety Label Location
4.2. Understanding the Machine Safety Labels without Text
4.3. Read Operators Manual
4.4. Keep Children Away from Mower
4.5. Avoid Serious Injury or Death from Tipping
4.6. Avoid Injury From Thrown Objects
4.7. Avoid Injury from Rotating Blades
4.8. Avoid Injury from Loaded Spring
4.9. Avoid Injury from Equipment Fires
4.10. Avoid Injury from Hot Surfaces
4.11. Hot Surface
4.12. Use Your Mower Safely
4.12.1. General Instructions
4.12.2. Before Using Your Machine
4.12.3. Inspection and Daily Checklist
4.12.4. Check the Mowing Area
4.12.5. Weights and Attachments
4.13. Preventing Injuries
4.13.1. Protect Children
4.13.2. Avoid Thrown Objects
4.14. Operating on Slopes and Near Terrain Hazards
4.14.1. Identify Safe Slopes
4.14.2. Measuring Slopes
4.14.3. Slope Limits
4.14.4. Operating Near Terrain Hazards
4.15. Prevent Fires
4.16. Parking Safely
4.17. Additional Safety Information
4.17.1. Towing Loads Safely
4.17.2. Safe Transportation
4.17.3. Service and Maintenance
4.17.4. Disposing of Waste Products and Chemicals
5. Machine Cleanout
5.1. General Cleaning Guidelines
5.2. Cleanout Areas
6. Operating Controls
6.1. Operators Station Controls
6.2. Instrument Cluster
7. Operating
7.1. Daily Operating Checklist
7.2. Adjusting Seat
7.2.1. Adjusting Seat Position
7.2.2. Adjusting Ride Comfort
7.3. Adjusting Cutting Height
7.4. Checking and Adjusting Mower Deck Level
7.4.1. Quick Leveling Method
7.4.2. Optional Leveling Method
7.5. Adjusting Mower Wheels
7.6. Testing Safety Systems
7.7. Testing Park Brake Switch
7.8. Testing Park Brake
7.9. Testing Mower Engagement (PTO) Switch
7.10. Testing Seat Switch
7.11. Testing Reverse Implement Option (RIO)
7.12. Using Park Brake
7.12.1. Locking Park Brake
7.12.2. Unlocking Park Brake
7.13. Using Key Switch and Headlights
7.13.1. Engine Off
7.13.2. Engine On
7.14. Using the Hour Meter
7.15. Starting the Engine
7.16. Stopping the Engine
7.17. Emergency Stopping
7.18. Using Travel Pedals
7.18.1. Forward Travel
7.18.2. Reverse Travel
7.18.3. Stopping
7.19. Using Cruise Control
7.19.1. Engaging Cruise Control
7.19.2. Disengaging Cruise Control
7.20. Adjusting Tilt Steering Wheel (If Equipped)
7.21. Using the Reverse Implement Option (RIO)
7.22. Using Mower Attachment / Mower Lift
7.22.1. Mowing Position
7.22.2. Transport Position
7.23. Using Mower Engagement Switch
7.24. Using Wash Port to Clean Mower Deck
7.25. Moving Machine by Hand
7.26. Using Mower Gates (42inch Edge Mulch Mower)
7.27. Unplugging Mower, Bagger, or Material Collection System
7.27.1. Checking for Plugging While Driving
7.27.2. Removing Debris from Inspection Points
7.28. Transporting Machine on Trailer
7.29. Transporting Material Collection System (If Equipped)
7.30. Using Weights
7.31. Using Tire Chains
7.32. Towing Loads
7.33. Mowing Tips
7.34. Blade Choices
7.35. , 48A, and 54A Blade Choices
8. Service Intervals
8.1. Servicing Your Machine
8.2. Service Intervals
8.2.1. BreakIn after 50 Hours
8.2.2. Every 50 Hours or Annually (Whichever Comes First)
8.2.3. Every 100 Hours or Annually (Whichever Comes First)
8.2.4. Every 200 Hours
9. Service Lubrication
9.1. Lubricating Mower Deck Points
9.1.1. Mowers
9.1.2. and 54A Mowers
9.2. Lubricating Front Axle
9.3. Lubricating Rear UJoints (4Wheel Steer Models)
9.4. Lubricating Lift Pedal Assembly
10. Service Engine
10.1. Carbon Dioxide Emissions (CO)
10.2. Avoid Fumes
10.3. Gasoline Engine Oil
10.4. Changing Engine Oil and Filter
10.5. Cleaning Air Intake Screen and Engine Fins
10.6. Cleaning Engine Shroud
10.7. Checking and Cleaning Air Cleaner Elements
10.8. Checking Spark Plug
10.9. Adjusting Carburetor
10.10. Replacing Fuel Filter
11. Service Transmission
11.1. Checking Transmission
11.1.1. X350, X354, X380
11.2. Transmission Oil (X370)
11.3. Checking Transmission Oil Level (X370)
11.4. Changing Transmission Oil and Filter (X370)
12. Service Mower
12.1. Mower Deck Identification
12.2. Removing and Installing Shields
12.2.1. Removing Shields 42 Mowers
12.2.2. Removing Shields 48A and 54A Mowers
12.2.3. Removing PTO Clutch Shield
12.2.4. Installing PTO Clutch Shield
12.2.5. Installing Shields 42 Mowers
12.2.6. Installing Shields 48A and 54A Mowers
12.3. Removing Mower (42A and 42M Mowers)
12.4. Removing Mower (48A and 54A Mowers)
12.5. Installing Mower (42A and 42M Mowers)
12.6. Installing Mower (48A and 54A Mowers)
12.7. Adjusting Lift Assist Spring (If equipped)
12.8. Replacing Mower Drive Belt (42 Mower)
12.9. Replacing Mower Drive Belt (42M, 48A, and 54A Mowers)
12.9.1. Replacing Primary Belt
12.9.2. Replacing Secondary Belt
12.10. Checking for Bent Mower Blades
12.11. Servicing Mower Blades
12.11.1. Removing Mower Blades
12.11.2. Installing Mower Blades
12.12. Sharpening Blades
12.13. Balancing Blades
13. Service Electrical
13.1. Service the Battery Safely
13.2. Removing and Installing the Battery
13.2.1. Removing
13.2.2. Installing
13.3. Cleaning Battery and Terminals
13.4. Using Booster Battery
13.5. Replacing Headlight Bulb
13.6. Replacing Fuse
13.7. Replacing 25 A Inline Charging System Fuse
14. Service Miscellaneous
14.1. Using Proper Fuel and Stabilizer
14.2. Filling Fuel Tank
14.3. Lifting Machine
14.4. Removing and Installing Hood
14.4.1. Removing
14.4.2. Installing
14.5. Checking Tire Pressure
14.6. Removing and Installing Wheel Assembly (Models with EClip)
14.6.1. Removing
14.6.2. Installing
14.7. Removing and Installing Wheel Assembly (Models with Wheel Bolt)
14.7.1. Removing
14.7.2. Installing
14.8. Avoid Damage to Plastic and Painted Surfaces
14.9. Cleaning Plastic Surfaces
14.10. Cleaning and Repairing Metal Surfaces
14.10.1. Cleaning
14.10.2. Repairing Minor Scratches (surface scratch)
14.10.3. Repairing Deep Scratches (bare metal or primer showing)
15. Troubleshooting
15.1. Using Troubleshooting Chart
15.2. Electrical
15.3. Machine
16. Storage
16.1. Storing Safety
16.2. Preparing Machine for Storage
16.3. Preparing Fuel and Engine For Storage
16.3.1. Engine
16.4. Removing Machine From Storage
17. Specifications
17.0.1. X350, X354, and X370
17.1. Drivetrain
17.2. Travel Speeds at Full Engine RPM
17.2.1. X350, X354, and X370
17.3. Electrical System
17.4. Fuel System
17.5. Capacities
17.6. Dimensions
17.7. Weights
17.8. Mower Decks
17.8.1. Accel Deep 42 Mower Deck
17.8.2. Edge 42 Mulch Deck
17.8.3. Accel Deep 48 Mower Deck
17.8.4. Accel Deep 54 Mower Deck
17.9. Fast Idle Engine Speed
17.10. Recommended Lubricants
17.11. Speed of Rotation of the Cutting Device
17.12. Sound Measurements
17.13. Vibration Measurements
18. Declaration of Conformity
18.1. EC Declaration of Conformity
18.2. EC Declaration of Conformity
18.3. UK Declaration of Conformity
18.4. UK Declaration of Conformity
19. John Deere Quality Statement
19.1. John Deere Quality
20. Service Record
20.1. Record Service Dates
21. Slope Gauge
21.1. Slope Gauge Template

John Deere X350, X354, X370, X380 Select Series Tractors Operator Manual OMUC29737E

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