John Deere 675 & 675B Skid Steer Loader Technical Manual (1987-1994)

John Deere 675 & 675B Skid Steer Technical Overview

• Instant download PDF providing immediate access to critical shop data
• Covers 1987–1994 John Deere 675 and 675B skid steer loaders
• 267 pages of original OEM documentation (Publication TM1374, Sept 1994)
• Features 47 technical illustrations, wiring diagrams, and specification tables
• Fully indexed and searchable for quick navigation on the shop floor

Technical Content & Workshop Utility

This manual delivers the exact factory specifications required to maintain your 675-series skid steer. Getting an instant download of this reference cuts down on guesswork during complex diagnostics and gets your machine back in the dirt faster. The documentation breaks down the entire loader, starting with engine removal and installation, cooling system maintenance, and fuel system service. You get a clear look at control linkage adjustments alongside fuel transfer pump testing.

For the drivetrain, the guide maps out the hydrostatic pumps, drive chains, and axle maintenance. It also details steering and braking adjustments, main control valve service, and cylinder teardowns for the hydraulic system. Electrical sections pinpoint component locations and provide complete wiring diagrams to help you trace shorts or test seat lockout switches efficiently.

Specification and Reference Data

Working on heavy equipment involves inherent risks, making it critical to observe baseline safety procedures and factory tolerances to prevent accidents and machine damage. This reference file details those mandatory measurements.

You will find exact tolerances, such as setting the Yanmar engine's intake and exhaust valve clearance to 0.2 mm (0.008 in.) when cold, or verifying the cooling system coolant level sits 13–25 mm (0.5–1.0 in.) below the filler neck. It also provides essential torque specifications, including the relief valve plug torque rated at 78–80 Nm (55–60 lb-ft). This data ensures that every adjustment made in your shop matches original manufacturer standards.