
Service Intervals
Servicing Your Machine
IMPORTANT: Avoid damage! Operating in extreme conditions may require more frequent service intervals:
• Engine components may become dirty or plugged when operating in extreme heat, dust or other severe conditions.
• Engine oil can degrade if machine is operated constantly at slow or low engine speeds or for frequent short periods of time.
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Please use the following timetables to perform routine maintenance on your machine.
Break-In - After First 5 Hours of Operation
• Inspect tires and check air pressure.
• Check for loose hardware.
• Check hoses for premature wear.
• Check and tighten drive wheel hardware to specification.
• Check and adjust park brake.
Break-In - After First 50 Hours of Operation
• Inspect alternator belt and fan belt for wear and tension, adjust if needed.
• Check air intake and coolant hose clamps. Tighten if needed.
• Check water separator bowl. Remove water from bowl, if present.
• Change engine oil and filter.
• Change hydraulic oil filter.
Before Each Use
• Check engine oil and coolant levels.
• Check hydraulic transmission oil level.
• Check air restriction indicator.
• Check brakes, speed control and neutral start switch functions.
After Each Use
• Clean air intake screen and radiator/oil cooler fins.
• Fill fuel tank, check and drain water from fuel/water separator.
Grease (after washing):
• Rollers on cutting units (20 places)
• Reels on cutting units (10 places)
• Rear rollers on rotary deck (10 places)
• Optional rear roller power brushes (10 places)
• Optional FTC (10 places)
Every 50 Hours
• Inspect tires and check air pressure.
• Check wheel bolt torque.
• Grease machine:
• Steering cylinder (2 places)
• Steering tie rod (2 places)
• Rear axle pivot (1 place)
• Rear axle spindle (2 places)
• Lift cylinder ends (6 places)
• Forward and reverse pedal pivots (2 each)
• Traction linkage pivot (1 place)
• Grease lift arms:
• Lift arm pivot (5 places)
• Float pivot (5 places) (22 ESP and Rotary)
• Steering Pivot (5 places) (22 ESP)
• Spring pivot (10 places) (22 ESP)
• Ball pivot (5 places) (2500M)
• Grease cutting units:
• Height of cut pivot (20 places) (Rotary)
• Bedknife to reel adjuster (10 places) (22 ESP)
• Clean battery and check battery fluid level.
Every 200 Hours
• Change engine oil and filter.
• Check water separator bowl. Remove water from bowl.
• Check alternator belt and fan belt for wear and tension.
• Check air intake hoses, hydraulic hoses, radiator hoses and clamps.
• Clean radiator and oil cooler fins.
• Grease rear lift linkage.
Every 500 Hours
• Clean hydraulic suction strainer.
• Check brake adjustment, adjust if needed.
• Replace lift arm pivot bushings (5 places)
• Drain water and clean fuel sediment bowl.
• Change fuel filter.
• Check valve clearance. (See the Technical Manual or your John Deere dealer.)
• Check roll-over protection system (ROPS) hardware for proper torque.
Yearly
• Change hydraulic oil and filter.
• Check coolant freeze point and clarity.
• Replace fuel filter.
Every 1500 Hours or Two Years
• Check fuel injectors. (See the Technical Manual or your John Deere dealer.)
Every 2000 Hours or Two Years
• Change engine coolant and thermostat, if using COOL-GARD™ CONCENTRATE ANTIFREEZE (TY16036).
Every 3000 Hours or Three Years
• Check fuel injection pump. (See the Technical Manual or your John Deere dealer.)
• Change engine coolant and thermostat, if using COOL-GARD™ PREDILUTED ANTIFREEZE (TY16034).
As Needed
• Check and or replace air cleaner elements.
• Clean rubber dust unloading valve.
• Check/tighten hardware.
• Check and adjust park brake. (See the Technical Manual or your John Deere dealer.)
• Replace fuses, light bulbs, and battery.
• Replace radiator hoses.
• Adjust alternator belt tension; or replace belt.
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