Starting The Engine
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825, 826, & 835 COMPACTORS
[GEG00781]
MACHINE ARRANGEMENT
825, 826, & 835 COMPACTORS
Safety
825, 826, & 835 COMPACTORS
Towing The Compactor
825, 826, & 835 COMPACTORS
Starting The Engine
1.1. When Starting Fluid is Required
2.1. Starting With Boost
- 1. Be sure safety link is in storage position.
- 2. Engage parking brake.
- 3. Move range selector to NEUTRAL.
- 4. Apply range selector safety lock.
- 5. Move dozer control to HOLD.
- 6. Turn disconnect switch ON.
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Never turn disconnect switch OFF with engine running. |
- 7. Depress accelerator just past detent.
- 8. Push in and turn HEAT-START switch to HEAT for indicated time (see Starting Aid Chart).
- 9. Push in and turn HEAT-START switch to START. Release switch when engine starts. (1)
- 10. When engine starts, it may be necessary to return HEAT-START switch to HEAT until engine runs smoothly.
When Starting Fluid is Required
- 8. Push in and turn HEAT-START switch to HEAT for indicated time (see Starting Aid Chart).
- 9. Push in and turn HEAT-START switch to START and discharge starting aid capsule or spray starting fluid sparingly into precleaner while cranking.
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Use starting fluid sparingly. Follow manufacturer's instructions carefully. |
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- 10. When engine starts, it may be necessary to return HEAT-START switch to HEAT until engine runs smoothly.
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If engine again does not start, let starter cool for 2 minutes then repeat starting procedure. Never switch to HEAT when engine is warm and running. |
Starting With Boost
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Attach ground cable last, and remove first, to prevent sparks from occurring near the battery which could cause battery vapors to explode. Attach ground cable from booster battery to a point on the frame away from, and below, the battery on the machine to be started. |
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When using jumper cables be sure to connect in parallel: Positive (+) to positive (+) and negative (-) to negative (-). |
Information System:
825, 826, & 835 COMPACTORS
Towing The Compactor
825, 826, & 835 COMPACTORS
Safety
NO. 112, 120 & 140 MOTOR GRADERS
When Required
NO. 112, 120 & 140 MOTOR GRADERS
Every 2000 Service Hours Or 1 Year
NO. 112, 120 & 140 MOTOR GRADERS
Every 1000 Service Hours Or 6 Months
NO. 112, 120 & 140 MOTOR GRADERS
Every 500 Service Hours Or 3 Months
NO. 112, 120 & 140 MOTOR GRADERS
Every 250 Service Hours Or Monthly
NO. 112, 120 & 140 MOTOR GRADERS
Every 50 Service Hours Or Weekly
NO. 112, 120 & 140 MOTOR GRADERS
Parking - Emergency Brake
NO. 112, 120 & 140 MOTOR GRADERS
Transporting Machine
NO. 112, 120 & 140 MOTOR GRADERS
Optional Equipment
NO. 112, 120 & 140 MOTOR GRADERS
Operating Techniques
825, 826, & 835 COMPACTORS
Moving The Compactor
825, 826 & 835 COMPACTORS
Safety
825, 826 & 835 COMPACTORS
Maintenance Recommendations
825, 826 & 835 COMPACTORS
Fuel And Lubricant Specifications
825, 826 & 835 COMPACTORS
Every 500 Service Hours Or 3 Months
825, 826 & 835 COMPACTORS
Every 1000 Service Hours Or 6 Months
825, 826 & 835 COMPACTORS
Every 2000 Service Hours Or 1 Year
825, 826 & 835 COMPACTORS
When Required
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Safety
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Controls
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Before Starting
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Starting The Engine