Change Tires Safely
CAUTION: Do not operate the tractor until the wheel change has
been completed. For rear wheels with wheel weights, the
removal and installation must be carried out by an authorized dealer.
When changing wheels, make sure that no-one is standing in the
danger zone.
When removing a wheel, make sure that the tractor is supported
safely.
When storing removed wheels, make sure that they cannot fall.

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KJD10581 - Wheel Dolly

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Support Stand JT02043 or JT02044

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Support Stand JT02043 or JT02044
JT02043 - Support Stand, 482 to 736 mm (19 to 29 in.)
JT02044 - Support Stand, 863 to 1117 mm (34 to 44 in.)
Due to the big size and the heavy weight of tractor wheels,
pay attention to the following points when changing wheels:
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Before changing wheels, place tractor on firm, level ground.
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Engage park lock and prevent the tractor from rolling away by
putting down chock blocks.
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Remove the ignition key to prevent unauthorized operation.
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When removing rear wheels, prevent front axle oscillation by
using wedges.
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Only jack up the tractor at the recommended lifting points,
see “Jack Up the Tractor - Lifting Points” in Section
85.
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Use a stable jack with sufficient lifting force. See Specifications,
Loads and Weights in Section 145.
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Stop jacking up the tractor when the wheel is completely off
the ground.
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Use a suitable wheel dolly, especially when removing a rear
wheel. It is available from an authorized dealer under the special
tool number KJD10581.
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Support the tractor when a wheel is removed. Appropriate jack
stands are available from an authorized dealer under the special tool
numbers JT02043 and JT02044.
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When installing a wheel, observe the screw torques, see "Tighten
Wheel Bolts and Wheel Weights" in Section 100 or 105.
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