John Deere XUV855M S4 Gator Utility Vehicle Operator Manual OMUC15354

Description

• Model List:
  • XUV855M S4 Gator Utility Vehicle

• 1. Introduction
• 1.1. Thank You for Purchasing a John Deere Product
• 1.2. Using Your Operators Manual
• 1.3. Machine Use
• 1.4. Special Messages
• 1.5. Attachments for Your Machine
• 1.6. Service Literature
• 2. Contents
• 3. Product Identification
• 3.1. Record Identification Numbers
• 4. Safety Labels NoText
• 4.1. Safety Label Location
• 4.2. Understanding the NoText Machine Safety Labels
• 4.3. Help Prevent Injury When Dumping Loads
• 4.4. Avoid Injury From Equipment Fires
• 4.5. Driver and Passenger Safety
• 4.6. Read Operators Manual
• 4.7. Hot Surfaces
• 4.8. Avoid Injury from Tipping
• 4.9. Avoid Injury or Death From Rollover or Falling Off
• 4.10. Read Operators Manual, Service Battery
• 4.11. Avoid Injury From Battery Gases and Acid
• 4.12. Avoid Injury From Explosion
• 4.13. Riders Can Fall Off and Be Killed
• 4.14. Rollover or Falling Off May Cause Death
• 4.15. Avoid Injury or Death from Falling Off
• 4.16. Avoid Suffocation
• 4.17. Avoid Injury from Falling
• 4.18. Avoid Injury from Crushing
• 4.19. Protective Structure Safety and Certification Label
• 4.20. Avoid Injury or Death From Falling Off
• 4.21. Supervisor Safety Responsibilities
• 4.22. Operator Training Required
• 4.23. Operating Safely
• 4.24. Using a Spark Arrestor
• 4.25. Parking Safely
• 4.26. Protect Children/Small Adults and Prevent Accidents
• 4.27. Avoid Excessive Speeds
• 4.28. Avoid Tipping
• 4.29. Use Seat Belts, Nets and Doors Properly
• 4.30. Keep Protective Structure Installed Properly
• 4.31. Vibration
• 4.32. Sound Level
• 4.33. Keep Protective Structure Installed Properly
• 4.34. Keep Riders Off Vehicle
• 4.35. Before Driving
• 4.36. Transport Loads Safely
• 4.37. Using Front Attachments
• 4.38. Towing Loads Safely With Utility Vehicle
• 4.39. Driving On Rough Terrain
• 4.40. Climbing or Descending a Hill or Slope
• 4.41. Driving Across Slopes
• 4.42. Riding Through Water
• 4.43. Checking Wheel Hardware
• 4.44. Wear Appropriate Clothing
• 4.45. Practice Safe Maintenance
• 4.46. Prevent Fires
• 4.47. Do Not Modify Machine
• 4.48. Tire Safety
• 4.49. Handling Fuel Safely
• 4.50. Use Electronic Display Properly
• 4.51. Handling Waste Product and Chemicals
• 5. Machine Cleanout
• 5.1. General Cleaning Guidelines
• 5.2. Cleanout Areas
• 6. Assembly
• 6.1. Parking Safely
• 6.2. Charge and Connect Battery
• 6.3. Testing the Safety Start System
• 6.4. Checking Engine Oil Level
• 6.5. Checking Coolant Level
• 6.6. Checking Transaxle Oil Level
• 6.7. Check Tire Pressure
• 6.8. Check All Lights
• 6.9. Check Wheel Bolt Torque
• 6.10. Burnish Brakes
• 7. Operating Controls
• 7.1. Operator Station Controls
• 8. Operating
• 8.1. Daily Operating Checklist
• 8.2. Avoid Damage to Plastic and Painted Surfaces
• 8.3. Using Doors or Nets
• 8.4. Using Hand Holds
• 8.5. Using Bench Seat
• 8.6. Using Bucket Seats
• 8.7. Using Seat Belt
• 8.8. Testing Safety Systems
• 8.9. Testing the Safety Start System
• 8.10. Using Park Brake
• 8.11. Using Travel Controls
• 8.12. Using Ignition Key Switch
• 8.13. Using Headlights
• 8.14. Using Instrument Cluster Controller
• 8.15. Using Instrument Cluster Controller Buttons
• 8.16. Exit Lighting Operation
• 8.17. Using Accessory Outlet
• 8.18. Using Turn Signal Switch (If Equipped)
• 8.19. Using Hazard Lights (If Equipped)
• 8.20. Using Front Blade Switch (If Equipped)
• 8.21. Using Storage Areas
• 8.22. Using Cargo Rack
• 8.23. Starting the Engine
• 8.24. Stopping Engine
• 8.25. Emergency Stopping
• 8.26. Using Electric Power Assist Steering (EPAS)
• 8.27. Using Traction Assist
• 8.28. Using Four Wheel Drive
• 8.29. Using the Cargo Box
• 8.30. Determining Vehicle Load Capacity
• 8.31. Loading the Cargo Box
• 8.32. Emptying Cargo Box
• 8.33. Towing Loads
• 8.34. Using Correct Tires and Inflation
• 8.35. Tire Chains
• 8.36. Transporting Machine
• 9. Optional Attachments Kits
• 9.1. Attachments and Kits
• 9.2. Cab Classification According to EN156951 (for Application of Crop Protection Chemicals and Liquid Fertilizer)
• 9.3. Using Quick Clamps
• 9.4. Light Kits
• 9.5. Backup Alarm
• 9.6. Cab Heater
• 9.7. Occupant Protective Structure (OPS) Rear Screen
• 9.8. Front Receiver Hitch
• 9.9. Cargobox Toolboxes
• 9.10. Using a Trailer
• 10. Service Intervals
• 10.1. Servicing Your Machine
• 10.2. Break In
• 10.3. Every 50 Hours or Annually
• 10.4. Every 200 Hours or Annually (whichever comes first)
• 10.5. Every 400 Hours or 24 Months (whichever comes first)
• 10.6. Every 800 Hours or 24 Months (whichever comes first)
• 10.7. Every 1000 Hours or 24 Months (whichever comes first)
• 11. Service Lubrication
• 11.1. Lubricating Drive Line
• 12. Service Engine
• 12.1. Avoid Fumes
• 12.2. Engine Oil
• 12.3. Checking Engine Oil Level
• 12.4. Changing Engine Oil and Filter
• 12.5. Cleaning Dust Unloading Valve
• 12.6. Checking Air Restriction Indicator
• 12.7. Servicing Air Cleaner Element
• 12.8. Checking Air Intake, Hoses and Clamps
• 12.9. Servicing Sediment Bowl
• 12.10. Bleeding Fuel System
• 12.11. Servicing Fuel Injection Pump
• 12.12. Servicing Fuel Injection Nozzles
• 12.13. Cleaning Engine Compartment
• 12.14. Cleaning Radiator Cooling Fins
• 12.15. Checking Coolant Level
• 12.16. Service Cooling System Safely
• 12.17. Servicing Cooling System
• 12.18. Recommended Engine Coolant
• 12.19. Checking Radiator Hoses and Clamps
• 12.20. Inspecting Alternator Belt
• 12.21. Checking Spark Arrestor
• 13. Service Transmission
• 13.1. Transaxle Oil
• 13.2. D Front Differential Oil
• 13.3. Checking 4WD Front Differential Oil Level
• 13.4. Changing 4WD Front Differential Oil
• 13.5. Checking Transaxle Oil Level
• 13.6. Changing Transaxle Oil
• 13.7. Inspecting Driveline CV Boots
• 13.8. Servicing Drive Belt
• 13.9. Checking Driven Clutch Rollers
• 13.10. Cleaning Primary Drive Clutch and Enclosure
• 14. Service Steering Brakes
• 14.1. Brake Fluid
• 14.2. Checking Brake Fluid Level
• 14.3. Checking Brake Pads
• 14.4. Checking Park Brake Fluid
• 14.5. Checking Brake Lines
• 14.6. Adjusting Park Brake
• 15. Service Electrical
• 15.1. Service the Battery Safely
• 15.2. Checking the Battery (Sealed Batteries)
• 15.3. Removing and Installing Battery
• 15.4. Cleaning Battery and Terminals
• 15.5. Using Booster Battery
• 15.6. Replacing Headlight Bulbs
• 15.7. Checking and Replacing Fuses
• 15.8. Checking and Replacing Fuses (Homologation)
• 16. Service Miscellaneous
• 16.1. Using Proper Fuel (Diesel)
• 16.2. Filling Fuel Tank
• 16.3. Removing and Installing Wheel Assembly
• 16.4. Removing and Installing Seats
• 16.5. Lifting Machine
• 16.6. Opening and Closing Hood
• 16.7. Removing and Installing Storage Tray
• 16.8. Inspecting Seat Belt
• 16.9. Inspecting Nets or Doors
• 16.10. Cleaning and Repairing Cargo Box
• 16.11. Checking Fuse Filaments
• 16.12. Replacing Cargo Box Tailgate Bushings
• 16.13. Checking and Adjusting ToeIn
• 16.14. Adjusting Suspension (Standard Shocks)
• 16.15. Adjusting Suspension (High Performance Shocks)
• 16.16. Cleaning Vehicle Surfaces
• 16.17. Cleaning and Repairing Metal Surfaces
• 16.18. Cleaning Plastic Hood and Body Panel Surfaces
• 16.19. Windshield Maintenance
• 17. Troubleshooting
• 17.1. Using Troubleshooting Chart
• 17.2. Electrical
• 17.3. Cargo Box
• 17.4. Steering
• 18. Storage
• 18.1. Storing Safety
• 18.2. Preparing Machine for Storage
• 18.3. Preparing Fuel and Engine For Storage
• 18.4. Removing Machine From Storage
• 19. Specifications
• 19.1. Drive Train and Travel Speeds
• 19.2. Electrical System
• 19.3. Fuel System
• 19.4. Steering and Brakes
• 19.5. Capacities
• 19.6. Dimensions
• 19.7. Weights
• 19.8. Recommended Lubricants
• 20. John Deere Quality Statement
• 20.1. John Deere Quality
• 21. Service Record
• 21.1. Record Service Dates