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John Deere 333D manual

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    D- S E R I E S C OMP AC T TR ACK L OADERS Vertis QCA 1300 19th Street, Suite 200 East Moline, IL 61244 Cyan Magenta Ye l l ow Black DKADCTLCWP Page 1[...]

  • Page 2

    Loaded with customer -inspired enhancements, all four of our D- Series Compact T rack Loaders offer roomier operator s tations, quieter pressurized cabs with best -in-class visibilit y , and swing-out doors. Y ou also have a choice of numerous productivity-boosting options including electrohydr aulic (EH) joysticks with selectable control pattern a[...]

  • Page 3

    319D 323D 329D 333D Net peak power 47.1 kW (63 hp) @ 2,300 rpm 51.4 kW (69 hp) @ 2,300 rpm 59.6 kW (80 hp) @ 2,000 rpm 66.7 kW (89 hp) @ 2,400 rpm Rated operating capacity 863 kg (1,900 lb.) 1042 kg (2,295 lb.) 1317 kg (2,900 lb.) 1498 kg (3,300 lb.) Tipping load 2542 kg (5,600 lb.) 3257 kg (7,175 lb.) 3768 kg (8,300 lb.) 4279 kg (9,425 lb.)* *With[...]

  • Page 4

    Open wide and be wowed. With a noticeably larger entryway and all-glass curved door providing wide-open access, getting in and out of our CTLs has never been easier. Operators are also going to like what they see inside the D- Series. All-around visibility is even more expansive, for a virtually unrestricted view that’s second t o none. The all-n[...]

  • Page 5

    With 100-percent more front glass, a 50-percent larger top window , and lower side windows, it’s easy to see why visibility is best in class. F or clear sightlines to the action in front, beside, and behind you. HV AC system delivers 50-percent more air fl ow to keep the operator comfortable year -round. Eight automotive- style vents can be dire[...]

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    Do things your way . With three different s tyles of available controls on all four D- Series models, you decide how the work gets done. F oot controls are standard. Or opt for hands-only levers, or EH joys ticks for steering, f orward/reverse, and boom/bucket functions. EH joysticks provide low-eff ort fi ngertip control and smooth machine respon[...]

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    Optional hands-only controls and EH joysticks come equipped with a fl oor - mounted foot throttle. Electronic rotary throttle lets you dial-in the engine speed you need for maxi- mum fuel economy or full engine power. A vailable with optional joysticks, the EH Performance Package lets an oper ator customize skid-s teer operation and response to pe[...]

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    W ant a CTL that’s more able? Choose ours. With more breakout force, tractive eff ort, ground speed, and bucket capacity, all f our deliver unmatched performance in virtually every signi fi cant category. And with their optimal weight distribution, low center of gr avity, high ground clear ance, and superior balance, no other compact track loade[...]

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    Nothing lifts like a Deere. With tipping-load capacities up to 4279 kg (9,425 lb.), these CTLs let you precisely place pallets and handle even the most daunting material-handling tasks. F uel-sipping PowerT ech™ E diesel engines meet EP A Tier 3/EU Stage IIIA (329D, 333D) and EPA IT4/EU Stage IIIB (319D, 323D) regulations. Exclusive electronic in[...]

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    With their go-everywhere undercarriage, standard auxiliary hydr aulics, and universal Quik - T atch™, D- Series CTLs are highly versatile machines. T o take full advantage of their capabilities, add any of the many available W orksite Pro™ attachments. Our ever-expanding lineup includes more than 100 choices that can help you get work done more[...]

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    1. Whether you’re planting trees or setting posts, we’ve got you covered. Our plan- etary auger is available with a wide variety of bit styles and diameters. 2. Landplanes provide a cost -ef fi cient productive alternative for fi nish work. F ront and rear cutting edges allow controlled grading and leveling in forward or reverse. 3. Rock buck[...]

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    12 13 All CTLs travel on tr acks, but that’s where the similarity ends. Our D- Series boast numerous uptime-boos ting advantages you don’t fi nd on other compact track loaders. Such as an innovative V -plenum cooling system with hydraulically driven f an. And electronic-ignition PowerT ech E diesel engine. Other difference makers are more subt[...]

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    . Heavy-duty double-steel-reinforced rubber tr acks last longer than those on other machines. Easy-clean undercarriage shortens end-of -day cleanout and reduces track wear due to dirt buildup. Drive motors are heavy duty, and hoses are shielded f or extra protection. Direct -mounted planetary fi nal drives employ larger- than-usual bearings for on[...]

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    14 15 Getting to the heart of a Deere is easy . There’s no need to raise the boom — jus t pivot the cab and remove the fl oor. T akes only minutes. T o help conserve fuel and prolong engine life, s tandard auto-idle reduces engine speed after the operator has vacated the seat. F ull auto-idle (available with EH controls) slows the engine after[...]

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    Servicing a D- Series CTL is simple and quick. So simple, in fact, that you won’t even have to r aise the boom for daily service, or most periodic maintenance. Checkpoints are grouped beneath the hinged hood, and easily removable side panels give way to the coolers, maintenance-free battery , and fl uid and air fi lters. If necessary, the oper [...]

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    3 1 9 D / 3 2 3 D 16 17 Engine 319D 323D Manufacturer and Model John Deere PowerT ech TM E 4024HT John Deere PowerT ech E 4024HT Non-Road Emissions Standard EPA Interim Tier 4/EU Stage IIIB EPA Interim Tier 4/EU Stage IIIB Cylinders 4 4 Net Peak Power (SAE J1349 / ISO 9249) 47.1 kW (63 hp) at 2,300 rpm 51.4 kW (69 hp) at 2,300 rpm Gross Peak Power [...]

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    Operating W eights 319D 323D T rack 320-mm (12.6 in.) Standard 3882 kg (8,550 lb.) 3882 kg (8,550 lb.) 400-mm (15.8 in.) Optional — 3984 kg (8,775 lb.) Machine Dimensions A Length without Bucket 2.74 m (9 ft. 0 in.) 2.74 m (9 ft. 0 in.) B Length 3.36 m (11 ft. 0 in.) 3.36 m (11 ft. 0 in.) C Width without Bucket With 320-mm (12.6 in.) T rack 1.82 [...]

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    3 2 9 D / 3 3 3 D 18 19 Engine 329D 333D Manufacturer and Model John Deere PowerT ech TM E 5030HT John Deere PowerT ech E 5030HT Non-Road Emissions Standard EPA Tier 3/EU Stage IIIA EP A Tier 3/EU Stage IIIA Cylinders 5 5 Net Peak Power (SAE J1349 / ISO 9249) 59.6 kW (80 hp) at 2,000 rpm 66.7 kW (89 hp) at 2,400 rpm Gross Peak Power (ISO 14396) 63.[...]

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    Operating W eights 329D 333D T rack 400-mm (15.8 in.) (329D standard, 333D optional) 4917 kg (10,830 lb.) 4994 kg (11,000 lb.) 450-mm (17.7 in.) (329D optional, 333D standard) 4962 kg (10,930 lb.) 5039 kg (11,100 lb.) Machine Dimensions A Length without Bucket 2.99 m (9 ft. 10 in.) 2.99 m (9 ft. 10 in.) B Length 3.60 m (11 ft. 10 in.) 3.60 m (11 ft[...]

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