Original Illustrated Factory Operating and Maintenance Instructions for Komatsu Crawler Dozers D65.

Original factory manuals for Komatsu Loaders, Dozers, Excavators contains high quality images, circuit diagrams and instructions to help you to operate, maintenance and repair your truck. All Manuals Printable, contains Searchable Text and Navigation Bookmarks

Covered models:
D65E-12 60001 and up
D65EX-12 60001 and up
D65P-12 60001 and up
D65PX-12 60001 and up

Format: PDF, 221 Pages
Language: English

Contents:
1.Foreword
2.Safety information
3.Introduction
4.Location of plates, table to enter serial Noand distributor
SAFETY
6.General precautions
7.Precautions during operation
7.1.Before starting engine
7.2.Operating machine
7.3.Transportation
7.4.Battery
7.5.Towing
8.Precautions for maintenance
8.1 Before carrying out maintenance
8.2 During maintenance
9.Position for attaching safety labels
OPERATION
10.General view
10.1.General view of machine
10.2.General view of controls and gauges
11.Explanation of components
11.1.Front panel (meters, lamps, switches)
11.2.Switches
11.3.Control levers and pedals
11.4.Fuse box
11.5.Grease pump holder
11.6.Shovel holder
11.7.Door-open lock (machines equipped with cab)
11.8.Sash glass intermediate lock (machines equipped with cab)
11.9.Cap with lock
11.10.Hot and cool box (machines equipped with cab)
11.11.Door pocket (machines equipped with cab)
11.12.Ashtray (machines equipped with cab)
11.13.Tool box
11.14.Using car radio (machines equipped with cab)
11.15.Using car stereo (machines equipped with cab)
11.16.Handling air conditioner (machines equipped with cab)
11.17.Handling heater (machines equipped with cab)
12.Operation :
12.1.Check before starting engine
12.2.Starting engine
12.3.Operations and checks after starting engine
12.4.Moving machine
12.5.Shifting gear
12.6.Shifting between forward and reverse
12.7.Steering machine
12.8.Stopping machine
12.9.Precautions for operation
12.10.Work possible using bulldozer
12.11.Adjusting posture of work equipment
12.12.Parking machine
12.13.Check after finishing work
12.14.Stopping engine
12.15.Check after stopping engine
12.16.Locking
12.17.Tips for longer undercarriage life
13.Transportation
13.1.Loading, unloading work
13.2.Precautions for loading
13.3.Precautions for transportation
13.4.Precautions when removing work equipment
13.5.Removing cab (machines equipped with cab)
14.Cold weather operation
14.1.Precautions for low temperature
14.2.After completion of work
14.3.After cold weather
15.Long-term storage (more than one month)
15.1.Before storage
15.2.During storage
15.3.After storage
16.Troubleshooting
16.1.After running out of fuel
16.2.If battery is discharged
16.3.Other trouble
MAINTENANCE
17. Guides to maintenance
18. Outlines of service
18.1. Outline of oil, fuel, coolant
18.2. Relating to electric system
19. Wear parts list
20. Use of fuel, coolant and lubricants according to ambient temperature
21.Standard tightening torques for bolts and nuts
21.1. Introduction of necessary tools
21.2. Torque list
22. Periodic replacement of safety critical parts
23. Maintenance schedule chart
24. Service procedure
24.1. When required
24.2. Check before starting
24.3. Every 50 hours service
24.4. Every 250 hours service
24.5. Every 500 hours service
24.6. Every 1000 hours service
24.7. Every 2000 hours service
24.8. Every 4000 hours service
SPECIFICATIONS
25. Specifications
OPTIONS, ATTACHMENTS
26.General precautions
26.1. Precautions related to safety
27. Using seat belt
27.1. Fasten the belt and remove it in the following manner
27.2. Adjust the belt length in the following manner
28. Handling deluxe seat
29. Handling accumulator
29.1. Method of releasing pressure in operating circuit on machine equipped with accumulator








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