John Deere 9430, 9530 and 9630 Scraper Tractors Index:

• Contents
  • Safety
    • Recognize Safety Information
    • Understand Signal Words
    • Follow Safety Instructions
    • Prevent Machine Runaway
    • Use Seat Belt Properly
    • Operating the Tractor Safely
    • Stopping and Parking Tractor
    • Park Machine Safely
    • Keep Riders Off Machine
    • Handle Fuel Safely—Avoid Fires
    • Prepare for Emergencies
    • Handle Starting Fluid Safely
    • Wear Protective Clothing
    • Protect Against Noise
    • Handle Agricultural Chemicals Safely
    • Avoid Contact with Pesticides
    • Stay Clear of Rotating Drivelines
    • Use Safety Lights and Devices
    • Use a Safety Chain
    • Transport Towed Equipment at Safe Speeds
    • Use Caution on Hillsides
    • Freeing a Mired Machine
    • Transport Tractor Safely
    • Service Cooling System Safely
    • Practice Safe Maintenance
    • Support Machine Properly
    • Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating
    • Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines
    • Avoid High-Pressure Fluids
    • Do Not Open High-Pressure Fuel System
    • Service Accumulator Systems Safely
    • Protect Against High Pressure Spray
    • Handling Batteries Safely
    • Dispose of Waste Properly
  • Safety Signs
    • Replace Damaged or Missing Safety Signs
    • Safety Signs— Left Cab Corner Post
    • Safety Signs— Left Cab Corner Post
    • Safety Signs— Right Cab Corner Post
    • Safety Signs— Engine
    • Safety Signs— Side Frame
    • Accumulators
  • Controls and Instruments
    • Front Console
    • Key Switch
    • Shift Lever—18-Speed Powershift
    • Corner Post Display
    • STOP, Service Alert and Information Indicators
    • Digital Indicators—Tachometer, Ground Speed, Transmission and Ga
    • Right-Hand Console
    • TouchSet Control Panel Controls And Indicators
    • CommandCenter
    • CommandARM Controls — Powershift Transmission
  • CommandCenter™
    • CommandCenter™ Panel
    • Split-Screen Display
    • Field Cruise Control
    • CommandCenter—Settings
    • Setting Implement Selection
    • Setting Day Backlight, Night Backlight and Screen Contrast
    • Selecting Units and Language
    • Setting Clock and Service Alarm Interval
    • Using Diagnostics, Codes and CAN Statistics
    • Vehicle Speed Calibration (Manual)
    • Vehicle Speed Calibration (Automatic)
    • Reset % Wheel Slip
  • Lights
    • Road and Field Light Identification with CommandCenter Indicator
    • Programming Field Lights and Egress Lighting
    • Operating Turn Signals and High/Low Beam
    • Use Safety Lights and Devices
    • Operating Hazard Lights
    • Roof Mounted Field Lights and Entry Light—If Equipped
    • Extremity Transport Warning Lights
    • Operating Rotary Beacon Light—If Equipped
    • Using Seven-Terminal Outlet
  • Operator Station
    • Adjusting Air Suspension Seat
    • Adjusting Active Seat—If Equipped
    • Adjusting CommandARM Position
    • Heated Leather Seat—If Equipped
    • Operator Presence Sensor
    • Adjusting Steering Wheel
    • Operating Cab Heat, Defrost and Air Conditioning—Standard Equipm
    • Using ClimaTrakClimaTrak is a trademark of Deere & Company™ (ATC
    • Operating Windshield Wiper and Washer
    • Operating Rear Windshield Wiper and Washer—If Equipped
    • Operating the Radio—Early Model Tractors
    • Operating the Radio with Optional Compact Disc Player—Early Mode
    • Setting the Clock—Early Model Tractors
    • Operating Radio With Or Without Compact Disc Player—Late Model T
    • Setting Alarm And Clock—Late Model Tractors
    • Using Field Office—If Equipped
    • Beverage Cooler
    • Storage Drawer
    • Storage Tray
    • Pull-Down Sunshade—If Equipped
    • Using Electric Rear View Mirror—If Equipped
    • Configuring Tractor For GPS/Radar
    • GreenStar™ System Connections
    • AutoTrac Assisted Steering System—(If Equipped)
    • GreenStarGreenStar is a trademark of Deere & Company™ System Dis
    • Using Implement Connector
    • Using Electrical Outlets
    • Using Auxiliary Power Strip
    • Installing Mobile Radio and Antenna
    • Using Monitor Mounts
  • Break-In Period
    • Break-In Check—First 100 Hours
    • Break-In Check—After First 100 Hours
  • Operating the Engine
    • Engine Fuel System and Power Rating
    • Starting the Engine
    • Cold Weather Starting—Starting Fluid
    • Cold Weather Starting And Operation—Internal Starting Aid
    • Using Auxiliary Heaters––If Equipped
    • Operating the Engine
    • Changing Starting Fluid Cans
    • Using Engine Coolant Heater
    • Using a Booster Battery or Charger
  • Operating the Tractor
    • Avoid Contact With Pesticides
    • Clean Vehicle of Hazardous Pesticides
    • Keep Riders Off Machine
    • Using Emergency Exit
    • Using Seat Belts
    • Using Instructional Seat—If Equipped
    • Standard Hydraulic System Warm-Up
    • High Flow Hydraulic System Warm-Up
    • Drive Train Protection—9430, 9530 and 9630
    • Transmission Operation
    • Operating the 18-Speed Powershift Transmission
    • Shifting the Transmission—18-Speed Powershift
    • Setting Startup Gear
    • Operating Automatic Powershift (APS)
    • Setting Automatic Powershift Sensitivity
    • Using the Brakes
    • Using Hydraulic Trailer Brakes (If Equipped)
    • Using Field CruiseField Cruise is a trademark of Deere & Company
    • Using Differential Lock—If Equipped
    • Back-Up Alarm—If Equipped
  • AutoTracAutoTrac is a trademark of Deere & Company™
    • AutoTracAutoTrac is a trademark of Deere & Company™ System Compo
    • AutoTrac Steering System
  • Scraper Information
    • Scraper Operation Cycle
  • AutoLoad
    • AutoLoad AutoLoad is a trademark of Deere & Company™
    • Upper Set Point
    • Lower Set Point
    • Ground Level Set Point
    • Change In Ground Level
    • OPERATOR SETTINGS—User Inputs
    • Setting Scraper Model
    • SCV Flow Time and Flow Rate Settings
    • AutoLoad Operation and Controls
    • Typical Dig Cycle For Tandem or Triple Scrapers
  • Implement Management System
    • Implement Management System (IMS) — Description and Display
    • Operating Implement Management System (IMS)
    • Implement Management System (IMS)—Learned Functions
    • IMS Functions—Selective Control Valves
    • IMS Functions—Differential Lock
    • IMS Functions
    • IMS Functions — 18-Speed Powershift Transmission
    • IMS Functions — Automatic Powershift (APS)
    • Aborting IMS
    • Clearing IMS Sequence
    • Use of IMS in Scraper Operation
  • Hydraulics and Selective Control Valves
    • Connecting and Disconnecting Hydraulic Hoses
    • Connecting and Disconnecting High Flow Hydraulic Hoses
    • Using SCV TouchSetTouchSet is a trademark of Deere & Company ™ C
    • Determining Total Flow Demand
    • Adjusting Selective Control Valve Flow Rate
    • Adjusting Timed Detent
    • Using Six Position SCV Control Levers
    • SCV Lever—Neutral Position
    • SCV Lever—Extend Position
    • SCV Lever—Extend Detent Position
    • SCV Lever—Retract Position
    • SCV Lever—Retract Detent Position
    • SCV Lever—Float Position (Standard Hydraulic System Only)
    • Operator Presence Sensor
    • Use of TouchSetTouchSet is a trademark of Deere & Company ™ in S
  • Remote Hydraulic Connections
    • Hydraulic Component Identification—High Flow Hydraulics
    • Standard Hydraulic Component Identification
    • Using Load-Sensing Hydraulic System—Power-Beyond
    • Examples Using Load-Sensing Hydraulic System—Power-Beyond
    • Using Hydraulic Spray Pumps
    • Implement Connection Example 1—Pressure Control Valve Applicatio
    • Implement Connection Example 2—Motor Application Using Motor Cas
    • Implement Connection Example 3—Closed Center Valve, Pump at High
    • Implement Connection Example 4—Planter with Vacuum Motor and Ret
    • Using Implement Requiring Large Volumes of Oil
    • Motor Seal Drain Kit—If Equipped
    • Recommended Scraper Hydraulic Hose Tips
  • Drawbar
    • Install Drawbar or Quick-Attach in Short Drawbar Support
    • Short Scraper Drawbar Conversion
    • Long Drawbar Support Load Limitations—If Equipped
    • Heavy Duty Drawbar Load Limitations—If Equipped
    • Selecting Standard Drawbar Position—If Equipped
    • Adjusting Standard Drawbar Side-to-Side Movement—If Equipped
    • Installing Clevis Assembly—Category 4 Drawbar
    • Using Clevis Assembly—Category 4 Drawbar
    • Installing Clevis Assembly—Category 5 Drawbar
    • Using Clevis Assembly—Category 5 Drawbar
    • Using Correct Drawbar Pin—Category 5 to 4
    • Tow Cable—If Equipped
  • TouchSet Depth Control
    • Using TouchSet TouchSet is a trademark of Deere & Company™ Depth
    • Attaching Implement and Control System
    • Checking Depth Control Operation
    • TouchSet Scraper Control—for Scrapers Equipped with Scraper Cont
    • Enabling TouchSet Scraper Control System
    • Detaching Implement
    • Restoring SCV Control
  • Performance Ballasting
    • General Performance Guidelines
    • Determining Maximum Ballast
    • Worksheet to Calculate Ballast Changes
    • Ballasting for Engine Horsepower
    • Controlling Power Hop
    • Calculating Ballast—Without Dolly-Wheel on Drawbar Hitch
    • Calculating Ballast—With Dolly-Wheel Scrapers or Drawn Tillage I
    • Recommended Ballast—Dual Radial Tires
    • Scraper Ballast Package with Duals
    • Recommended Ballast—76×50.00B32 and Logger Tires-Singles
    • Recommended Ballast—Scraper/Ag Combination Tractor With Radial T
    • Unballasted Tractor Weight Chart—Pounds
    • Unballasted Tractor Weight Chart—Pounds
    • Using Cast Hub Wheel Weights
    • Front Weight Frame
    • Installing QUIK-TATCH Frame Weights
    • Implement and Scraper Size Guidelines
    • Measuring Wheel Slip—MANUALLY
    • Using Liquid Ballast
  • Wheels, Tires, and Treads
    • Tire Inflation Pressure Guidelines
    • Recommended Inflation Pressures—Single Tires
    • Recommended Inflation Pressures—Dual Tires—Group 47
    • Recommended Inflation Pressures—Dual Tires—Group 48
    • Using Correct Tire Combinations
    • Using Dual Tires
    • Observing Tread Width Limitations
    • Tread Widths—Singles or Duals
    • Installing Wheel Rim to Cast Wheel
    • Wheel Torque Wrench Adapter—JDG679
    • Wheel Tightening Stand—DFRW219 or JDG10741
    • Adjusting and Tightening Wheels-Heavy-Duty Drive Wheels and Dual
    • Adjusting and Tightening—Heavy-Duty Dual Wheel Hubs
    • Installing 76×50.00B32 Wheel and Tire Assembly
    • Using Steering Stops
  • Transport
    • Driving Tractor on Roads
    • Towing Loads and Transporting with Ballast
    • Use Safety Lights and Devices
    • Transporting Rear Mounted Implements with Ballast
    • Using Safety Chains
    • Transporting on Carrier
    • Towing—Rear Wheels Off Ground
    • Towing—All Wheels On Ground
    • Freeing a Mired Tractor
  • Fuels, Lubricants, and Coolants
    • Diesel Fuel
    • Lubricity of Diesel Fuel
    • Handling and Storing Diesel Fuel
    • Biodiesel Fuel
    • Testing Diesel Fuel
    • Minimizing the Effect of Cold Weather on Diesel Engines
    • Fuel Storage
    • Filling Fuel Tank
    • Diesel Engine Break-In Oil
    • Diesel Engine Oil
    • Diesel Engine Oil and Filter Service Intervals
    • Oil Filters
    • Diesel Engine Coolant
    • Supplemental Coolant Additives
    • Operating in Warm Temperature Climates
    • Drain Intervals for Diesel Engine Coolant
    • Additional Information About Diesel Engine Coolants and Suppleme
    • Testing Diesel Engine Coolant
    • OILSCAN OILSCAN is a trademark of Deere & Company.™ and COOLSCAN
    • Transmission/Axle and Hydraulic Oil
    • 18-Speed Powershift Transmission
    • Grease
    • Mixing of Lubricants
    • Alternative and Synthetic Lubricants
    • Lubricant Storage
  • Maintenance and Service Intervals
    • Observing Service Intervals
    • Service Interval Chart—Daily or 10 Hours—250 Hours—750 Hours
    • Service Interval Chart—1500 Hours—2500 Hours—Annual—Three Years—
    • Raising and Closing the Hood
    • Accessing Batteries
    • Using High-Pressure Washers
    • Using Compressed Air
  • Lubrication and Maintenance—Daily or 10 Hour Service
    • Checking Engine Oil Level
    • Checking Hydraulic Oil Level
    • Checking Coolant Level
    • Draining Water Separator
    • Checking Transmission/Standard Axle Oil Level—9430 Tractor
    • Checking Powershift Transmission/Double Reduction Axle Oil Level
    • Lubricating Hinge Pins—Heavy-Duty Gudgeon With Tapered Roller Be
    • Lubricating Steering Pin Bushings—If Equipped
    • Checking Tires
    • Checking Wheel and Weight Bolts
    • Checking Scraper Drawbar Support Bolts
    • Check High Flow Hydraulic Accumulator
    • Check Standard Flow Hydraulic Accumulator
  • Lubrication and Maintenance—Initial 100 Hour Service
    • Changing Engine Oil and Filter
    • Checking Wheel and Weight Bolts
    • Replacing Transmission/Axle Oil Filters—18-Speed Powershift Tran
    • Replacing Hydraulic Filter
    • Replacing Fuel Filter Elements
  • Lubrication and Maintenance—250 Hour Service
    • Changing Engine Oil and Filter
    • Replacing Fuel Filter Elements
    • Draining Fuel Tank Sump
    • Lubricating Telescoping Drive Shaft
    • Lubricating Lower Driveline Bearings
    • Lubricating Heavy-Duty Gudgeon Bearings—If Equipped
    • Checking Wheel and Weight Bolts
    • Checking Scraper Drawbar Support Bolts
    • Servicing the Batteries
    • Checking Neutral Start System
    • Checking PARK System
    • Checking Manual Brakes
    • Checking Air Intake System
    • Cleaning or Replacing Cab Air Filters
    • Checking Dual Beam Radar Sensor
  • Lubrication and Maintenance—750 Hour Service
    • Replacing Transmission/Axle Oil Filters—18-Speed Powershift Tran
    • Replacing Hydraulic Filter
    • Inspect and Clean Hydraulic Reservoir Screen
    • Replacing Hydraulic Reservoir Breather Filter
    • Testing Coolant
    • Clean Fuel Tank Vent Filter
  • Lubrication and Maintenance—1500 Hour Service
    • Changing Transmission/Standard Axle Oil-18-Speed Powershift Tran
    • Changing Powershift Transmission/Double Reduction Axle Oil——9530
    • Changing Hydraulic Oil
    • Check Axle End Play (Severe Duty Use)
  • Lubrication and Maintenance—2500 Hour Service
    • Adjust Engine Valve Clearance
  • Lubrication and Maintenance—Annual Service
    • Inspect Belt Tensioner
    • Replacing Primary and Secondary Engine Air Filters
    • Cleaning or Replacing Cab Air Filters
    • Inspecting Seat Belts
    • Replacing Motor Seal Drain Filter
  • Lubrication and Maintenance—Three Year Service
    • Draining, Flushing and Refilling Cooling System
  • Lubrication and Maintenance—4500 Hour or Five Year Service
    • Replace Transmission Drive Shaft Damper
  • General Maintenance and Inspection
    • Service Accumulator Systems Safely
    • Internal Park Brake
    • Cleaning Grille Screens, Radiator and Oil Cooler
    • Inspect and Clean Fuel Sump Screen
    • Drive Belt Routings
    • Replacing VARI-COOLVARI-COOL is a trademark of Deere & Company™
    • Checking Air Conditioning System
    • Do Not Modify Fuel System
    • Bleeding Fuel System
    • Backflushing Optional Fuel Water Separator—If Equipped
    • Cleaning Optional Fuel Water Separator Filter Element—If Equippe
  • Maintenance—Electrical System
    • Introduction to Electrical System Section
    • Replacing Fuses and Relays
    • Load Center Fuses
    • Side Console Load Center
    • Handling Halogen Light Bulbs Safely
    • Handling HID Light Bulbs Safely
    • Replacing Front Grille Flood Light Bulb—High Intensity Discharge
    • Replacing Front Grille Flood Light Bulbs—Standard Lighting
    • Replacing Road Light Bulb
    • Adjusting Front Grille Lights
    • Adjusting Headlights
    • Replacing Instrument and Display Illumination Light Bulb
    • Replacing Dome Light Bulb
    • Replacing Front and Rear Hazard Lights
    • Replacing Roof Flood Lights—If Equipped
    • Replacing Courtesy Light—If Equipped
    • Replacing Fender Mounted Flood Lights
    • Rear Fender HID Bulb Replacement—If Equipped
    • Replacing Extremity Transport Warning Lights
  • Troubleshooting
    • Engine Troubleshooting
    • 18-Speed Powershift Transmission Troubleshooting
    • Hydraulic System Troubleshooting
    • Brakes Troubleshooting
    • Hitch Troubleshooting
    • Selective Control Valve Troubleshooting
    • Electrical System Troubleshooting
    • Operator Enclosure Troubleshooting
  • Diagnostic Trouble Codes
    • Introduction To Diagnostic Trouble Codes
    • Armrest Control Unit (ACU) Diagnostic Trouble Codes
    • Active Seat Control Unit (ASU) Diagnostic Trouble Codes
    • Automatic Temperature Control Unit (ATC) Diagnostic Trouble Code
    • Brake Control Unit (BRC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes
    • Cab Control Unit (CAB) Diagnostic Trouble Codes
    • Central Control Unit (CCU) Diagnostic Trouble Codes
    • Cab Load Center (CLC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes
    • Engine Control Unit (ECU) Diagnostic Trouble Codes
    • Instrument Control Unit (ICU) Diagnostic Codes
    • Powershift Transmission Control Unit (PTP) Diagnostic Trouble Co
    • Secondary Hydraulic Control Unit (SCO) Diagnostic Trouble Codes
    • Deluxe Hydraulic Control Unit (SCU) Diagnostic Trouble Codes
    • Steering System Control Unit (SSU) Diagnostic Trouble Codes
    • Setup Panel (SUP), Tractor Electronic Control Unit (TEC), and Tr
    • Vehicle Load Center Control Unit (VLC) Diagnostic Trouble Codes
  • Storage
    • Placing Tractor in Long-Term Storage
    • Removing Tractor from Storage
    • Paint Finish Care
  • Specifications
    • General Specifications
    • Overall Dimensions
    • Ground Speeds—18-Speed Powershift Transmission
    • Identify Zinc-Flake Coated Fasteners
    • Metric Bolt and Cap Screw Torque Values
    • Unified Inch Bolt and Cap Screw Torque Values
    • Limited Battery Warranty
  • Identification Numbers
    • Identification Plates
    • Record Tractor Identification Number
    • Record Engine Serial Number
    • Record Cab Serial Number
    • Record Transmission Serial Number
    • Keep Proof of Ownership
    • Keep Machines Secure
  • Lubrication and Maintenance Records
    • 250 Hour Service Records
    • 500 Hour Service Records
    • 750 Hour Service Records
    • 1500 Hour Service Records
    • 2500 Hour Service Records
    • Annual Service Records
    • Two Year Service Records
    • 4500 Hour or Five Year Service Records
  • Glossary
    • Glossary of Terms
  • John Deere Service Literature Available
    • Technical Information
  • John Deere Service Keeps You on the Job
    • John Deere Is At Your Service
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