This comprehensive John Deere 570, 575, and 375 Skid Steer Loader Service Repair Technical Manual provides detailed information and instructions for maintaining and repairing your machine. The manual covers every aspect of your skid steer loader, offering step-by-step guidance based on a complete disassembly of the machine.

The manual is organized into sections, each addressing a specific system. For example, Section 10 covers general information, including safety procedures, specifications, torque values, tune-up guidelines, fuel and lubrication details, and serial number information. Section 20 delves into the diesel engine, covering removal and installation procedures for the 575 and 375 models, as well as a detailed explanation of the cooling system.

Further sections explore the gasoline engine, fuel and air systems (both diesel and gasoline), electrical systems, power train, steering and brakes, and hydraulics. Detailed explanations of each system are provided, along with schematic diagrams to aid in understanding.

The manual concludes with sections dedicated to specifications, operational checkouts, engine operation and tests, electrical operation and tests, power train operation and tests, and hydraulic operation and tests. These sections offer a comprehensive overview of testing procedures and adjustments you can perform to ensure optimal performance of your skid steer loader.

This manual is an invaluable resource for both experienced mechanics and do-it-yourself enthusiasts, providing the necessary knowledge and guidance to maintain, troubleshoot, and repair your John Deere 570, 575, or 375 skid steer loader.

The John Deere 570, 575, and 375 skid steer loaders were compact, versatile machines designed for a wide range of tasks in various industries. These loaders, introduced in the early 2000s, offered a robust combination of power, maneuverability, and operator comfort. The 570 and 575 models shared a similar design, differing primarily in their engine power and lifting capacity. The 570, powered by a 48-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine, boasted a rated operating capacity of 1,200 pounds. Meanwhile, the 575, equipped with a 54-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine, provided an operating capacity of 1,300 pounds. The 375 model, while sharing the same basic chassis, featured a smaller 38-horsepower Yanmar diesel engine and a lower rated operating capacity of 900 pounds. All three models offered a compact footprint, making them ideal for navigating tight spaces on construction sites, farms, and landscaping projects.

These John Deere skid steers boasted several features that contributed to their popularity. The use of a hydrostatic transmission provided smooth and responsive control, allowing operators to maneuver the machines with precision. The spacious cab offered excellent visibility, ensuring operators had a clear view of their surroundings and work area. The machines also benefited from various safety features, including a rollover protection system (ROPS) and a falling object protective structure (FOPS) to enhance operator safety. The TM1359 service technical manual, an essential resource for technicians and mechanics, provided detailed information on maintaining and repairing these machines. It contained comprehensive diagrams, exploded views, troubleshooting guides, and specifications, enabling technicians to perform service and repair tasks efficiently.