John Deere 127, 135 and 152 Operator's Manual

John Deere 127, 135 and 152 manual cover

Pages 48

Year 1994

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John Deere 127, 135 and 152 Specification

The John Deere 127, 135, and 152 are part of John Deere's line of robust and efficient agricultural machinery, designed to cater to diverse farming needs. The John Deere 127 is equipped with a compact yet powerful engine, offering optimal performance for small to medium-scale farming operations. It boasts a user-friendly interface and efficient fuel consumption, making it an economical choice for farmers.

The John Deere 135 enhances the capabilities of the 127 with increased horsepower and a more durable chassis. This model is ideal for larger farms, providing greater pulling power and enhanced stability on varied terrains. Its advanced transmission system ensures smooth operation, while the ergonomic cabin design improves operator comfort during extended use.

The John Deere 152 stands out with its superior power and advanced features aimed at maximizing productivity on large-scale farming operations. It features a high-capacity engine and state-of-the-art hydraulic systems, allowing it to handle more demanding tasks with ease. The 152 also includes cutting-edge technology for precision farming, offering real-time data and analytics to optimize crop yield and efficiency.

Each model is designed with durability in mind, using high-quality materials and components to withstand harsh farming environments. They all share a commitment to sustainability, with engines engineered to minimize emissions and promote environmental responsibility. Additionally, John Deere provides comprehensive service and support for these models, ensuring farmers have the necessary resources for maintenance and troubleshooting. These tractors exemplify John Deere's dedication to innovation and excellence in agricultural machinery, offering solutions that meet the evolving needs of modern farming.

John Deere 127, 135 and 152 F.A.Q.

What are the recommended maintenance intervals for John Deere 127, 135, and 152 models?

For optimal performance, perform an oil change every 50 hours of operation, inspect the air filter every 100 hours, and check the hydraulic fluid every 200 hours. Refer to the operator's manual for a detailed maintenance schedule.

How do I troubleshoot engine starting issues on a John Deere 135?

Check the battery for charge and connections, ensure the fuel is fresh and reaching the engine, inspect the spark plugs for wear, and verify that all safety switches are engaged.

What type of oil should be used for a John Deere 152?

Use John Deere Plus-50 II engine oil or an equivalent SAE 15W-40 oil that meets API service classifications. Always refer to the operator’s manual for specific recommendations.

How can I improve fuel efficiency on my John Deere 127?

Ensure regular maintenance is performed, such as air filter cleaning, proper tire inflation, and using the correct grade of fuel. Additionally, avoid idling and operate at optimal speeds.

What should I do if the hydraulic system on my John Deere 135 is not operating smoothly?

Check the hydraulic fluid level and top up if necessary, inspect for any leaks, and ensure that the hydraulic filter is not clogged. If issues persist, consult a technician.

How do I change the air filter on a John Deere 152?

To change the air filter, locate the air filter cover, remove it by loosening the securing clips or screws, take out the old filter, and install a new one. Ensure it's seated properly before replacing the cover.

What steps should be taken if the brakes on a John Deere 127 are not functioning properly?

Inspect the brake pads for wear and replace if necessary, check the brake linkage for proper adjustment, and ensure the hydraulic brake fluid is at the appropriate level.

How can I adjust the cutting height on my John Deere 135?

Locate the cutting height adjustment lever, usually found on the mower deck. Move the lever to the desired height setting. Refer to the manual for specific height settings available on your model.

What could cause uneven cutting on my John Deere 127?

Uneven cutting can be caused by dull blades, incorrect tire pressure, or an unlevel mower deck. Sharpen the blades, check tire pressures, and level the deck according to the manual instructions.

How do I prepare my John Deere 152 for long-term storage?

Clean the machine thoroughly, change the oil and filter, fill the fuel tank and add a stabilizer, remove the battery and store it in a cool, dry place, and cover the equipment to protect it from dust and moisture.