John Deere 5080G 5090G 5090GH Tractors Operator's Manual OMER440144 PDF - MJODOMER440144.zip

The complete Operator's Manual covering John Deere 5080G, 5090G, and every 5090GH tractor model, packed with the technical details you need to run and service your machine.

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Total Pages: 613 pages

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

Section 00: Identification Views................16

5080G and 5090G Tractors................16

5090GH HighCrop Tractors................16

Section 05: Safety................21

Recognize Safety Information................23

Understand Signal Words................24

Follow Safety Instructions................25

Prepare for Emergencies................26

Wear Protective Clothing................27

Protect Against Noise................28

Handle Fuel Safely—Avoid Fires................29

Fire Prevention................30

In Case of Fire................31

Avoid Static Electricity Risk When Refueling................32

Use Foldable ROPS and Seat Belt Properly................34

Stay Clear of Rotating Drivelines................35

Use Steps and Handholds Correctly................37

Read Operator’s Manuals for ISOBUS Controllers................38

Use Seat Belt Properly................39

Vibration................590

Operating the Tractor Safely................41

Avoid Backover Accidents................43

Limited Use in Forestry Operation................44

Operating the Loader Tractor Safely................45

Keep Riders Off Machine................46

Passenger Seat................47

Use Safety Lights and Devices................48

Towing Trailers/Implements Safely (Mass)................49

Use Caution On Slopes and Uneven Terrain................50

Freeing a Mired Machine................51

Avoid Contact with Agricultural Chemicals................150

Handle Agricultural Chemicals Safely................53

Handling Batteries Safely................55

Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines................57

Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating................58

Handle Electronic Components and Brackets Safely................59

Practice Safe Maintenance................60

Avoid Hot Exhaust................61

Clean Exhaust Filter Safely................62

Work In Ventilated Area................65

Support Machine Properly................66

Prevent Machine Runaway................67

Park Machine Safely................68

Transport Tractor Safely................69

Service Cooling System Safely................70

Service Accumulator Systems Safely................71

Service Tires Safely................329

Service Front-Wheel Drive Tractor Safely................73

Tightening Wheel Retaining Bolts/Nuts................74

Avoid High-Pressure Fluids................75

Do Not Open High-Pressure Fuel System................564

Store Attachments Safely................77

Decommissioning: Proper Recycling and Disposal of Fluids and Components................78

Section 10: Safety Decals................79

Pictorial Safety Signs................80

Operator's Manual................82

Operator's Manual................82

ROPS in Normal Position................83

Riders................84

Use Seat Belt Properly (Tractors With Cab or Fixed ROPS)................85

Use Seat Belt Properly (Tractors With Foldable ROPS)................86

Hitch Remote Control................87

Accumulator................88

Accumulator (tractors with front hitch only)................89

Pick-Up Hitch................375

Section 15: Controls and Instruments................91

Vehicle Controls................92

PTO Controls................98

Implement Controls................99

Park Brake................101

Heater and Air-Conditioning Controls................102

Indicator Lights and Displays................103

Digital Display - User Interface................105

Digital Display - Display Properties (Basic Settings)................109

Digital Display - Initial Setup (Matching with Tractor)................116

Digital Display - Info Messages................125

Digital Display - Error Messages................126

Digital Display - PTO-Settings................130

Oil Service Message Reset................413

Section 20: Lights................133

Lights (Tractors with Cab)................134

Lights (Tractors without Cab)................135

Light Switch and Turn-Signal Switch................136

Worklight Switches (Tractors without Cab)................138

Worklight Switches (Tractors with Cab)................139

Hazard Warning Light Switch................140

Beacon Light Switch (Option)................141

H4 Farm Headlights (Option)................142

Section 25: Operator's Station and Cab................143

Cab Classification According to EN 15695-1 (for Application of Crop Protection Chemicals and Liquid Fertilizer)................144

Emergency Exits................146

Roll-Over Protective Structure................148

Clean Vehicle of Hazardous Pesticides................149

Avoid Contact with Agricultural Chemicals................150

Open Operator's Station................177

Seat Adjustment................154

Operator's Cab Switches................158

Dome Light................159

Wiper and Washer System................160

Heater and Air-Conditioning System Controls................161

Power Outlet Sockets................167

7-Terminal Trailer Socket................143

Opening Windows................169

Mirrors (Cab)................170

Mirrors (Open Operator’s Station)................171

Pull-Down Sunshade................172

Routing Cables Through the Window................173

Radio................174

Tool Box................175

Fuse Boxes................176

Open Operator's Station................177

Section 30: Break-In Period................179

After the First 4 and 8 Hours of Operation................180

Section 35: Prestarting Checks................184

Prestarting Checks................184

Check the Fuel Filter................539

Check Transmission/Hydraulic System Oil Level................450

Comply with Operator's Manuals of Implement Manufacturers................189

Section 40: Operating the Engine................558

Starting the Engine................558

Neutral Start Switch................195

Start the Engine With a Slave Battery................432

Observe Instruments After Starting the Engine................558

Engine Oil Pressure Indicator Light................198

Alternator Indicator Light................199

Air Cleaner Indicator Light................200

Transmission Oil Filter Restricted Indicator Light................201

Coolant Temperature Gauge................202

Observe Fuel Level................203

Change Engine Speeds................204

Warm Up the Engine................558

Restart a Stalled Engine................558

Engines with Turbocharger................207

Avoid Idling the Engine................558

Observe Engine Work and Idle Speeds................209

Stop the Engine................558

Park the Tractor................211

Tow the Tractor................212

Section 42: Exhaust Cleaning System................213

Note on Exhaust Cleaning System................214

Exhaust Filter Cleaning, General Information................215

Access the DPF Menu on the Digital Display................217

Section 45: Operating the Tractor................222

Reduce Fuel Consumption................223

Operator Training Required................227

Driving on Public Roads................228

Chock Block................231

Shifting Transmission................559

Shifting Transmission - 24/12 Speed Transmission................559

Operate Transmission Shift Levers................236

Use Caution On Hillsides................239

Select a Gear................240

Travel Speeds, 30 km/h (18.5 mph) - 12/12 Speed Transmission................559

Travel Speeds, 40 km/h (25 mph) - 24/24 Speed Transmission................559

Travel Speeds, 30 km/h (18.5 mph) - 24/24 Speed Transmission................559

Travel Speeds, 40 km/h (25 mph) - 24/12 Speed Transmission................559

Cruise Control................249

Use Brakes................565

Use Differential Lock................253

Operate Front-Wheel Drive................254

Stop the Tractor................256

Hydraulic Trailer Brakes................565

Section 50: Hitch................260

Maximum Lifting Force................567

Match Tractor Power to Implement................262

Three-Point Hitch Components................263

Hitch Control Levers................264

Use the Hitch Position Control................265

Position Control Lever Stop................267

Mechanical Remote Control................268

Use the Draft Control................269

Adjust the Rate-of-Drop................270

Electronic Hitch Sensing II (EHS II)................271

Transporting mounted implements (EHS II)................272

Depth adjustment (EHS II)................273

Load/depth adjustment (EHS II)................274

Raise/Lower Switch (EHS II)................276

Height adjustment (EHS II)................277

Adjusting rate-of-drop (EHS II)................278

Reset the Electronic Hitch Sensing II (EHS II)................279

Hitch Remote Control (EHS II)................280

Calibrating the EHS II-System................282

Prepare the Implement................284

Converting Category II Hitch to Category I................286

Quick-Coupling (Hook-Type) Draft Links................287

Attach Implements to Three-Point Hitch................566

Stabilizer Bars................291

Position the Center Link................292

Level the Hitch................293

Adjust Hitch Control Lever Friction................295

Cold-Weather Operation................296

Front-Hitch................298

Section 55: Power Take-Off................302

PTO Guard................303

Operating Instructions................305

Attaching PTO-Driven Implement................307

Operating the Rear PTO (Mechanical Version)................308

Operating the Electro-Hydraulic Rear PTO................311

Select Ground Drive PTO Speeds................315

Front PTO................317

Section 60: Ballast................319

Select Ballast................320

Ballast Limitations................321

Measuring Rear Wheel Slip................322

Front Weights................323

Installing Front Weights................324

Ballasting Two Wheel Drive Tractors................325

Ballasting Front Wheel Drive Tractors................326

With Weight in Three-Point Hitch................566

Section 65: Wheels, Tires and Treads................328

Service Tires Safely................329

Changing Wheels Safely................330

Check Implement-to-Tire Clearance................331

Tighten Wheel Bolts................467

Observe Rear Wheel Tread Width Limitations................579

Front Wheel Tread Adjustment (5080G and 5090G)................335

Rear Wheel Tread Adjustment (5080G and 5090G)................338

Rear- and Front-Wheel Tread Adjustment (5080GH)................339

Check Toe-In................340

Adjust Toe-In................342

Steering Angle Adjustment................344

Direction of Tire Rotation................346

Tire Pressures................438

Mounting Tires................348

Section 70: Additional Equipment................349

E-SCV (optional)................350