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John Deere 1740 Drawn Planters Workshop Repair Manual TM606619 PDF - MJODTM606619.zip

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The complete, all-in-one technical guide featuring electrical wiring schematics for the John Deere 1740 Drawn Planters (SN.750101-), packed with every workshop detail needed to service, troubleshoot, overhaul, and rebuild these machines to professional mechanic standards (Diagnostics, Operation, Testing, Repair, Servicing, Fault-Finding).


This workshop technical service manual for John Deere 1740 Drawn Planters covers the following:


* Numbered table of contents easy to use so that you can find the information you need fast.


* Detailed sub-steps expand on repair procedure information


* Numbered instructions guide you through every repair procedure step by step.


* Troubleshooting and electrical service procedures are combined with detailed wiring diagrams for ease of use.


* Notes, cautions and warnings throughout each chapter pinpoint critical information.


* Bold figure number help you quickly match illustrations with instructions.


* Detailed illustrations, drawings and photos guide you through every procedure.


* Enlarged inset helps you identify and examine parts in detail.


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PRODUCT DETAILS:


Total Pages: 550 pages


File Format: PDF/EPUB/MOBI/AZW (PC/Mac/Android/Kindle/iPhone/iPad; bookmarked, ToC, Searchable, Printable)


Language: English


MAIN SECTIONS


Foreword


General


Safety


Lubricants


General Information


Quick Reference Specifications


Welding


Repair and Welding


Planting Units


Vacuum Seed Metering Mechanisms


Plateless Seed Metering Mechanisms


Seed Openers


Closing Wheels


Insecticide/Herbicide Meter


Coulter


Troubleshooting


Electrical


Harness Routing and Component Locations


Control Console


Lighting


Harness and Connector Repair


Drives


Transmissions and Drives


Hydraulics


Cylinders


Vacuum Meter


General Information


Specifications


Field Testing


Observable Symptoms


Electrical


Hydraulic


Electrical Operation and Tests


How to Use this Diagnostic Information


Lighting Overall Diagnostics


350 Seed Monitoring Diagnostics Type Identification


350 Seed Monitoring Diagnostics Type A


350 Seed Monitoring Diagnostics Type B


350 Monitor Diagnostics


Component Identification


Connector Information


Connector Repair


Hydraulic System Operation and Tests


General Information


Field Raise and Lower Diagnostics


Transport Raise and Lower Diagnostics


Transport Pivot Diagnostics


Marker Raise and Lower Manual Mode Diagnostics


Marker Raise and Lower Auto Mode Diagnostics


Vacuum Diagnostics


TABLE OF CONTENTS................1


Section 10: General................11


Group 05: Safety................11


Recognize Safety Information................14


Understand Signal Words................15


Handle Fluids Safely—Avoid Fires................16


Prepare for Emergencies................17


Avoid Harmful Asbestos Dust................18


Practice Safe Maintenance................19


Avoid High-Pressure Fluids................454


Park Machine Safely................21


Keep Riders Off Machine................22


Use a Safety Chain................23


Transport Towed Equipment at Safe Speeds................24


Observe Maximum Transport Speed................26


Tow Loads Safely................27


Use Safety Lights and Devices................28


Deliver Safely................29


Support Machine Properly................31


Wear Protective Clothing................32


Handle Agricultural Chemicals Safely................33


Avoid Contact with Agricultural Chemicals................35


Clean Vehicle of Hazardous Pesticides................36


Work in Clean Area................37


Service Machines Safely................38


Work In Ventilated Area................39


Illuminate Work Area Safely................40


Replace Safety Signs................41


Use Proper Lifting Equipment................42


Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating................88


Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines................89


Service Tires Safely................45


Use Proper Tools................46


Construct Dealer-Made Tools Safely................47


Dispose of Waste Properly................48


Live With Safety................49


Group 10: Lubricants................12


Grease................51


Multiluber Grease................52


Gear Oil................53


Alternative and Synthetic Lubricants................54


Special Lubricants for Vacuum Seed Meters................55


Lubricant Storage................56


Group 15: General Information................12


Unauthorized Modifications................85


Sealants and Adhesives Cross-Reference Chart................59


Metric Bolt and Screw Torque Values................61


Unified Inch Bolt and Screw Torque Values................63


O-Ring Boss Fitting Torque Chart................65


Face Seal Fittings Assembly and Installation—All Pressure Applications................67


Metric Face Seal Fitting Torque Chart—Standard Pressure Applications................68


SAE Face Seal Fitting Torque Chart—Standard Pressure Applications................70


External Hexagon Port Plug Torque Chart................72


Service Recommendations For 37° Flare and 30° Cone Seat Connectors................74


Identification Plate................76


Record Serial Number................77


Specifications................299


Group 20: Quick Reference Specifications................299


Machine Dimensions................81


Section 20: Welding................83


Group 05: Repair and Welding................83


Unauthorized Modifications................85


Frame Repair................86


Welding Near Electronic Equipment................87


Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating................88


Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines................89


Emergency Crack Repair................90


Emergency “T” Joint Repair................91


Skip Welding................92


Stress Relief (Normalizing)................93


Section 30: Planting Units................94


Group 05: Vacuum Seed Metering Mechanisms................94


Other Material................287


Vacuum................99


Vacuum Meter Operating Characteristics................100


Use of Talc Lubricant................101


Vacuum Meter Field Test................102


Diagnosing Vacuum Meter Malfunctions................105


Vacuum Meter Inspection and Service................108


Repair Vacuum Seed Meter................112


Install New Vacuum Seal................114


Adjust Vacuum Meter Baffle................116


Check Seed Disk Cell................118


Install Seed Disk................119


Adjust Meter Hub................122


Sugar Beet, Sorghum Seed and Sweet Corn Knockout Wheel................125


Install Knockout Assembly (Sugar Beets, Sorghum and Sweet Corn)................126


Select Correct Vacuum Meter Brush................127


Change Brush................128


Install Brush................129


Double Eliminator (Sweet Corn/Edible Bean Disk - Flat Type)................130


Group 10: Plateless Seed Metering Mechanisms................94


Other Material................287


Specifications................299


Plateless General Information................136


Finger Pickup Metering Unit Operating Characteristics................137


Diagnosing Finger Pickup Malfunctions................138


Inspect Finger Pickup Meter................139


Repair Finger Pickup................145


Feed Cup Operating Characteristics................147


Diagnosing Feed Cup Malfunctions................149


Inspect Feed Cup................151


Inspect Regular Rate Sorghum Feed Cup................153


Radial Bean Meter Operating Characteristics................156


Radial Bean Meter Lubricant................158


Diagnosing Malfunctions................159


Radial Bean Meter Inspection and Service................162


Repair Radial Bean Meter................165


Group 15: Seed Openers................95


Essential or Recommended Tools................285


Other Material................287


Specifications................299


TRU-VEE TRU-VEE is a trademark of Deere & Company. Double Disk................95


Changing Planting Depth................177


Inspect Openers................178


Adjusting Gauge Wheels................180


Replacing Seed Opener Blades and Seed Tube Guard................181


Diagnosing Seed Opener Malfunctions................184


TRU-VEE TRU-VEE is a trademark of Deere & Company. Double Disk Opener MaxEmerge MaxEmerge is a trademark of Deere & Company Plus Units................95


Replace Scrapers................187


Repair Gauge Wheels................188


Gauge Wheel Bearing Replacement................190


Walking Gauge Wheel................193


Group 20: Closing Wheels................195


Closing Wheels................195


Adjust Closing Wheel Down Force................196


Adjust Closing Wheel When Planting Small Seeds at Shallow Depths................197


Center (Align) Closing Wheels................198


Closing Wheels—MaxEmerge MaxEmerge is a trademark of Deere & Company Plus Units................95


Group 30: Insecticide/Herbicide Meter................95


Specifications................299


Calibrating Insecticide/Herbicide Meter................203


Insecticide/Herbicide Meter Drive Alignment................206


Group 35: Coulter................95


Specifications................299


Coulter Maintenance................211


Group 45: Troubleshooting................96


Row Units................213


Vacuum Meter................214


Plateless Meter................220


Section 40: Electrical................223


Group 05: Harness Routing and Component Locations................223


Main Harness Location................225


Group 10: Control Console................223


Console Harness Connectors................227


Group 15: Lighting................223


Warning Lamp Repair................230


Red Warning Lamp Repair................232


Group 20: Harness and Connector Repair................442


Essential or Recommended Tools................285


Service Parts Kits................237


Connector Identification................238


Electrical Connector Handling................241


Replace CPC, Large MATE-N-LOK and METRIMATE CPC, MATE-N-LOK, and METRIMATE are trademarks of AMP Inc. Pin Type Connectors................223


Replace CPC Blade Type Connectors................243


Replace Small MATE-N-LOK MATE-N-LOK is a trademark of AMP Inc. Socket Connector................223


Replace Small MATE-N-LOK MATE-N-LOK is a trademark of AMP Inc. Pin Connector................223


Replace DEUTSCH DEUTSCH is a trademark of the Deutsch Co. Connectors................223


Replace WEATHER PACK WEATHER PACK is a trademark of Packard Electric. Connector................223


Remove Connector Body from Blade Terminals................250


Install DEUTSCH DEUTSCH is a trademark of the Deutsch Co. Contact................223


Install WEATHER PACK WEATHER PACK is a trademark of Packard Electric. Contact................223


Replace (Pull Type) METRI-PACK METRI-PACK is a trademark of AMP Inc. Connectors................223


Replace (Push Type) METRI-PACK METRI-PACK is a trademark of AMP Inc. Connectors................223


Use Terminal Cleaner and Di-Electric Grease................258


Harness Repair (Splice Broken or Cut Wire)................259


Harness Repair—Splice Connector................261


Section 50: Drives................262


Group 5: Transmissions and Drives................262


Drives Troubleshooting................264


Dry Fertilizer Transmission................265


Section 70: Hydraulics................267


Group 05: Cylinders................267


Remove Marker Cylinder................270


Install Marker Cylinder................272


Repair Marker Cylinder................274


Group 20: Vacuum Meter................214


Essential or Recommended Tools................285


Flywheel Puller Assembly................286


Other Material................287


Specifications................299


Check Row Vacuum Reading................289


Inspect Vacuum Motor................290


Clean Vacuum Pump Motor Guard................291


Repair Vacuum Pump................292


Assemble Pump................296


Section 210: General Information................297


Group 10: Specifications................299


Specifications................299


Group 20: Field Testing................304


Field Testing................304


Section 212: Observable Symptoms................308


Group 240: Electrical................308


1720 Lighting Overall Diagnostics................308


350CT Monitor Diagnostics................308


Group 270: Hydraulic................308


Vacuum................99


Section 240: Electrical Operation and Tests................314


Group 05: How to Use this Diagnostic Information................314


—................408


Group 15E: Lighting Overall Diagnostics................314


Lighting Overall Theory of Operation................404


Lighting Overall Schematics................320


Lighting Diagnostics................321


Group 15: 350 Seed Monitoring Diagnostics Type Identification................357


350 Seed Monitoring Diagnostics Type Identification................357


Group 15: 350 Seed Monitoring Diagnostics Type A................314


350 Seed Monitoring Theory of Operation - Type A................360


350 Seed Monitoring Schematic - Type A................362


350 Seed Monitoring Diagnostics - Type A................364


Group 15: 350 Seed Monitoring Diagnostics Type B................314


350 Seed Monitoring Theory of Operation - Type B................382


350 Seed Monitoring Schematic - Type B................384


350 Seed Monitoring Diagnostics - Type B................386


Group 15E: 350 Monitor Diagnostics................406


Theory of Operation................404


350 Monitor Diagnostics................406


Group 20A: Component Identification................314


—................408


Group 20B: Connector Information................314


X1 - X99Connectors................411


X100 - X199 Connectors Information................413


X200 - X299 Connector Information................415


X301 - Seven Pin Trailer Lighting and Accessory Outlet Connector................416


X302 - Implement Flasher Module Connector................417


X303 - Left Red Tail Lamp Extension Harness Input Connector................418


X304 - Amber Hazard Lamps Extension Input Connector................420


X305 - Right Red Tail Lamp Extension Harness Input Connector................422


X306 - Left Red Tail Lamp Harness Input Connector................424


X307 - Left Amber Hazard Lamp Harness Input Connector................426


X308 - Right Amber Hazard Lamp Harness Input Connector................427


X309 - Right Red Tail Lamp Harness Input Connector................428


X310 - Left Red Tail Lamp Connector................430

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