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Beth BergerSep 23, 2025
What to do if crankcase oil is too heavy in MacDon Tractor Accessories?
- AAngela HenrySep 23, 2025
If the crankcase oil in your MacDon Tractor Accessories is too heavy, replace it with the recommended oil.
What to do if crankcase oil is too heavy in MacDon Tractor Accessories?
If the crankcase oil in your MacDon Tractor Accessories is too heavy, replace it with the recommended oil.
What to do if controls are not in the NEUTRAL position in MacDon Tractor Accessories?
If the controls of your MacDon Tractor Accessories are not in the NEUTRAL position: * Move the GSL to NEUTRAL. * Move the steering wheel to the locked (centered) position. * Disengage the HEADER switch.
What to do if there is an improper type of fuel in the fuel tank of MacDon Tractor Accessories?
If the fuel tank in your MacDon Tractor Accessories has the improper type of fuel, drain the fuel tank and refill it with the correct type of fuel.
What to do if operator’s station is not locked in MacDon Tractor Accessories?
If the operator’s station of your MacDon Tractor Accessories is not locked, adjust the position of the operator’s station and ensure that the lock is engaged.
What to do if my MacDon M1170 engine is hard to start?
If your MacDon Farm Equipment engine is hard to start, several factors could be at play. Here's what you can check: * **Fuel Issues**: Ensure you have fuel in the tank, and if it's old, drain and refill with fresh fuel. Check for water, dirt, or air in the fuel system; if present, drain, flush, fill, and prime the system. Replace a clogged fuel filter. * **Fuel Type**: Verify you're using the correct fuel for your operating conditions. * **Oil**: Make sure you're using the recommended oil and check that it is not too heavy. * **Battery**: Have the battery tested and check its electrolyte level. Clean and tighten any loose connections. * **Electrical**: Ensure the connector at the fuel pump is fully pushed in. Check wiring for shorts and if the circuit breaker is open (manual res...
Why does my MacDon M1170 Farm Equipment lack power?
If your MacDon Farm Equipment lacks power, consider these potential causes: * Ensure you're using the proper type of fuel and the recommended oil. * Service the air cleaner to address any intake air restriction. * Replace the clogged fuel filter (both primary and secondary if needed). * Clean out or replace exhaust canisters to resolve high back pressure. * Remove and check the thermostat if the engine temperature is too high or low.
What to do if wiring is shorted or the circuit breaker is open in MacDon Tractor?
If the wiring in your MacDon Tractor is shorted or the circuit breaker is open, check the wiring for continuity and manually reset the breaker.
What to do if there is no fuel to the engine of my MacDon Tractor?
If there is no fuel reaching the engine of your MacDon Tractor, you should first fill the fuel tank if it's empty. If the tank is full, consider replacing a clogged fuel filter. Finally, inspect the fuel lines for any blockages or damage.
What to do if the MacDon Tractor has old fuel in the tank?
If your MacDon Tractor has old fuel in the tank, you should drain the tank completely and then refill it with fresh fuel.
What should I do if my MacDon Tractor has a poor battery connection?
If your MacDon Tractor has a poor battery connection, you should clean any corrosion from the connections and then tighten them securely.
Indicates important safety messages in this manual and on safety signs on the machine.
Uses DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION to alert you to hazardous situations.
Provides general farm safety precautions for operating machinery, including personal protective equipment.
Ensures safety while performing maintenance, including following good shop practices.
Provides safety guidelines for working with hydraulic systems, including leak testing.
Offers safety precautions for servicing tires, including inflation procedures.
Details safety precautions when working near batteries, including spark prevention.
Emphasizes correct procedures for welding to avoid damage to electronics.
Provides safety guidelines for engine operation, including starting and potential hazards.
Information on keeping safety signs clean, legible, and replacing missing or illegible ones.
Illustrations and table identifying the locations of various safety signs on the machine.
Detailed explanation of specific safety signs and their associated warnings.
Lists and defines terms and acronyms used throughout the manual.
Details technical specifications for the M1170 Windrower's engine, electrical system, and traction drive.
Provides key dimensions and measurements of the windrower with diagrams.
Identifies major components of the windrower with front and rear views.
Describes the controls and amenities located on the operator's console.
Details the safety feature that deactivates systems when the operator is not seated.
Explains how to adjust various features of the operator's seat for comfort.
Provides instructions for adjusting the steering column and steering wheel.
Describes the operation of various lights, including cab-forward and engine-forward modes.
Details the ignition switch, throttle, and Harvest Performance Tracker display controls.
Explains the operation of various header controls on the console and GSL handle.
Describes the HPT screen layout and how to adjust settings.
Outlines the user's responsibilities for safe operation and manual adherence.
Defines symbols used to depict functions or reactions of instruments and controls.
Covers operational safety, break-in period, daily checks, and engine start procedures.
Provides procedures for attaching and detaching various header types to the windrower.
Details how to navigate menus to check and adjust header settings.
Explains header operation, including safety props, float, drive, angle, and cutting height.
Provides specific instructions for operating D1X/D1XL Series Draper Headers.
Details operation procedures for the A40DX Auger Header, including reel/auger and knife speeds.
Covers operation of R1 Series Rotary Disc Headers, including disc speed and float options.
Details recommended specifications for fuel, fluids, lubricants, and system capacities.
Outlines periodic maintenance procedures and service intervals to maximize machine life.
Covers procedures for opening and closing the engine hood.
Details procedures for opening, closing, adjusting, and accessing the platform.
Provides overviews for DEF system, cooling system, air intake, hydraulic, and electrical systems.
Lists specific procedures for break-in inspections, including torque values for nuts.
Details daily maintenance tasks, including checks for fluids, tires, and hoses.
Specifies maintenance tasks required every 50 hours, such as cleaning filters and greasing.
Outlines maintenance tasks for every 100 hours of operation, including filter cleaning.
Details maintenance tasks for every 250 hours or annually, including oil and filter changes.
Covers maintenance tasks for every 500 hours or annually, including fuel and hydraulic filters.
Specifies maintenance tasks for every 1000 hours, including fuel tank vent filter.
Details maintenance tasks for every 2000 hours, including engine coolant change.
Lists annual maintenance tasks recommended prior to the operating season.
Covers service procedures that should be performed as needed, like seat belt checks.
Information on the High Debris Cooler Intake (Hood Scoops) kit.
Details automated steering systems and high performance lighting options for the cab.
Covers operation of headers, including booster spring kits and double windrow attachments.
Provides information on ballast, towing harness, and weight box for transport.
Lists common engine problems and their solutions, such as starting issues.
Addresses issues related to low voltage, dim or non-functional lights, and wiring problems.
Covers problems with the hydraulic system, such as lifting issues and temperature alarms.
Details troubleshooting steps for header drive engagement, power loss, and alarms.
Addresses issues with the traction drive system, including alarms and wheel performance.
Covers problems with steering alignment, ground speed control, and stiffness.
Details issues with the cab air system, including blower, heater, and air conditioning problems.
Addresses issues related to operator's station comfort, such as rough ride.
Provides correct torque values for various bolts, cap screws, and hydraulic fittings.
Details metric bolt specifications for different grades and materials.
Instructions for installing and torquing adjustable O-ring boss hydraulic fittings.
Instructions for installing and torquing non-adjustable O-ring boss hydraulic fittings.
Procedure for assembling O-ring face seal hydraulic fittings.
Guidance for assembling pipe thread fittings, including sealant and torque.
Provides conversion factors between SI units and US customary units.
Lists windrower fault codes, including source address, SPN, FMI, and descriptions.
General| Brand | MacDon |
|---|---|
| Model | M1170 |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
