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During the first season, track guide lugs, idler wheels, mid-rollers and drive wheels undergo a polishing in and seating process. During this critical time, the new surfaces of the guide lugs, idler wheels, mid-rollers and drive wheels require contact with soil in order to facilitate break in.
Tighten wheel and axle bolts after
3 HOURS
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10 HOURS
and daily for the first week of operation.
Check for leaks.
Operate engine at heavy loads without sustained maximum load.
Avoid idling engine longer than 5 minutes.
Daily or Every 10 Hours
IMPORTANT:
John Deere Break-in Oil must be added if oil level is BELOW ADD MARK on dipstick. DO NOT fill above crosshatch pattern or FULL mark.
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Check coolant level
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Drain water and sediment from both fuel filters
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Check transmission-hydraulic oil level
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Lubricate hitch components
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Inspect tracks for damage
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Drain moisture from the trailer brake air pressure tank (if equipped).
At 100 Hours
IMPORTANT:
If tractor used under light load conditions during first 100 hours; Refill with John Deere Break-in Oil for an additional 100 hours to allow engine to break-in correctly. (See Fuel, Lubricants and Coolant section.)
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Change engine oil and filter
Reset service hours to zero after service. (See Setting Clock And Service Alarm Interval in CommandCenter section).
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