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John Deere Utility Tractor 420
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John Deere Utility Tractor 420

John Deere Utility Tractor 420

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Maintenance Plans for John Deere Utility Tractor Model 420

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5 Hourly Maintenance

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Air Cleaner Check

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Crankcase Check (10 Hours)

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Lubricate Air Cleaner (10 Hours)

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Lubricate 3-Point Implement Attachment (60 Hours)

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120 Hourly Maintenance

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Lubricate Crankcase

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Lubricate Generator

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Lubricate Adjustable Axle

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Lubricate Steering Housing

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Check Final Drive

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Check Transmission-Differential

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Check Belt Pulley

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Sign off on the 120 Hourly Maintenance

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Semi-Annually Lubrication

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Lubricate Final Drive

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Lubricate Touch-o-matic

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Lubricate Transmission-Differential

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Lubricate Belt Pulley

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Sign off on the lubrication process

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Carburetor Maintenance

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Warning: This procedure requires trained personnel with PPE!

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Is the carburetor clean and free of debris?

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Enter the initial position of the adjusting needle

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Adjust the idling of the tractor

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Enter the final position of the adjusting needle after idling adjustment

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Adjust the fuel flow into the carburetor

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Enter the initial position of the load adjusting needle

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Enter the final position of the load adjusting needle after fuel flow adjustment

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Does the engine run smoothly after adjustments?

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Ignition Timing Maintenance

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Adjust distributor points as described on page 47.

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Loosen screw and turn cover from timing hole located on flywheel housing on distributor side of tractor.

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Remove spark plug from No. 1 cylinder (front plug).

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Crank engine slowly, keeping spark plug port covered with thumb to find compression stroke of No. 1 cylinder. Compression stroke will be noted by considerable pressure of air on thumb.

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Continue to crank slowly until "SPARK" mark on flywheel lines up with marks on timing hole.

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With distributor cap and dust cover removed, install rotor and turn rotor counter-clockwise as far as possible. While holding rotor in this position, rotate distributor body slowly until points are just beginning to open.

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To determine when points are just beginning to open, remove coil-to-distributor wire from distributor cap and place terminal of wire about 1/8-inch from a grounded part of the tractor. With ignition switch turned on and all parts of ignition system connected, a spark can be seen between the terminal and the ground just as the points open.

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Position distributor retainer clamps so they are in clamping position on distributor flange. Tighten two retainer clamp cap screws snugly (but do not deform clamps) to prevent movement of distributor while tractor is operating.

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Replace cover plate on distributor body. Install rotor and distributor cap. Install all cables, being sure they make good contacts at distributor, at spark plugs, and at coil terminals. See that terminals of distributor and coil are fully covered by rubber nipples.

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Parts for John Deere Utility Tractor 420

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Oil Filter

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Oil Filter

AH1111RT

Oil Filter

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