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General| Engine Power | 74 hp (55 kW) |
|---|---|
| Paving Width | 8 ft - 13 ft (2.4 m - 3.96 m) |
| Hopper Capacity | 8 tons (7.26 tonnes) |
| Paving Thickness | Up to 6 in (152 mm) |
| Screed Width | 8 ft (2.4 m) |
Summarizes the content of each section in the manual, covering safety, information, components, operation, maintenance, schematics, and parts.
Details hazards like pre-operation, poor lighting, and tool usage, along with DANGER and CAUTION warnings.
Covers precautions for hot materials, hydraulics, refueling, batteries, starting, parking, and operation.
Provides critical safety instructions for mounting, demounting, and inflating tires to prevent explosions.
Explains the importance of safety decals, their care, and proper installation procedures for sticker and top-protected types.
Details the terms, conditions, exclusions, and limitations of the manufacturer's warranty for the unit.
Provides contact details for LeeBoy dealers and instructions for recording machine ownership information.
Presents detailed machine dimensions, engine specifications, electrical, operational, and chassis data.
Lists torque values for standard inch and metric fasteners, including conversion formulas and hydraulic fitting tightening.
Provides a general description of the 685D Motor Grader's main components like the engine and operator station.
Details the layout and function of controls within the operator station, including the PV485 digital controller.
Explains the function of levers and indicators on the steering column for controlling grader operations.
Details the layout and function of switches, buttons, and indicators on the main control panel.
Describes the operation of the cab's heating and air conditioning system controls.
Covers receiving the machine, pre-operation checks, and initial/daily inspection procedures.
Details the steps for safely starting and stopping the engine, including brake checks and cold weather starting.
Explains the DEF system, its importance, and the engine regeneration (REGEN) process.
Describes the digital display, gauge screens, menus, diagnostics, and user settings.
Covers driving the grader, adjusting the seat, steering, articulation, and using the throttle.
Provides guidance on operating techniques like grading around objects, spreading, leveling, and slope work.
Details procedures for loading, unloading, tie-down, and towing the motor grader safely.
Outlines required maintenance tasks based on operating hours or time intervals.
Details grease points, axle lubricants, breathers, and planetary hub lubrication.
Covers checking engine oil, changing oil and filter, engine belts, air filters, and coolant.
Details battery servicing, alternator servicing, and fuse box information.
Covers checking oil levels, changing oil and filters, and testing hydraulic pressure.
Provides instructions for tire maintenance and repacking front wheel bearings.
Lists common symptoms, causes, and remedies for mechanical and system issues.
Diagram of the electrical system, covering power distribution, battery, alternator, and ECM connections.
Diagram illustrating electrical system components like fuses, relays, and display connections.
Diagram showing the main hydraulic system components and their connections.
Diagrams illustrating the wiring harness connections for the front of the machine.
Lists commonly used filters, strainers, electrical components, and track assemblies with part numbers.
Detailed breakdown of parts for the boom articulation and pivot mechanisms.
Exploded view and part list for the front axle assembly on 2WD models.
Diagrams and part numbers for engine-related components like fans, belts, starters, and ECU.
Illustrations and part numbers for hydraulic tanks, pumps, and valve banks.
Comprehensive alphabetical listing of all parts with their corresponding part numbers and figure references.
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