John Deere 210G and 210GLC Excavator Repair Technical Manual

This is a service and repair manual for the John Deere 210G and 210GLC Excavator. It is written for people who do the work themselves — workshop mechanics and owners who prefer to do their own servicing alike — and collects the procedures, specifications and test information you need in one searchable document.

The document is 440 pages long and is referenced as TM12333 (18OCT17).

What's inside

• Section 00 — General Information; Section 99 — Dealer Fabricated Tools (Safety, Torque Values)
• Section 01 — Tracks (Track System)
• Section 02 — Axles, Differentials and Suspension Systems (Axle Shaft/Bearings/Reduction Gears, Hydraulic System)
• Section 04 — Engine (Removal and Installation)
• Section 05 — Engine Auxiliary System (Cooling, Intake, External Exhaust, External Fuel Supply)
• Section 07 — Damper Drive (Flex Coupling)
• Section 17 — Frame or Supporting Structure
• Section 18 — Operator's Station (Enclosure, Seat/Seat Belt, Heating and Air Conditioning)
• Section 19 — Sheet Metal (Hood and Engine Side Shield)
• Section 33 — Excavator (Buckets, Frames, Hydraulic System)

Models covered

• 210G
• 210GLC

User help

1. Make sure it matches your machine. Look up your model and serial number and compare them with the coverage above. Not sure? Send us those details and we will help you check before you buy.
2. Get the file. This is a digital PDF download. Nothing is shipped, so you can start using it as soon as you have the file.
3. Read it on any device. The file opens in standard PDF readers on Windows, Mac, Android and iOS. Keep a backup copy so you always have it.
4. Jump straight to the section you need. Start from the table of contents or search for a part name, fault code or value, then print just those pages for the workshop.
5. Work step by step. Read the safety notes for a procedure before you start, follow the stated torque values and sequences, and use the specification and test sections to confirm a fault before replacing parts.
6. Stay safe. Repairs on engines, hydraulics, fuel and electrical systems can be dangerous. Follow the safety instructions in the document, use proper tools and support equipment, and follow local regulations.

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