John Deere 444K Loaders Parts Catalog Manual – PC10055

Product Overview

The John Deere 444K Loaders Parts Catalog (PC10055) is an essential resource for anyone involved in the maintenance and repair of the John Deere 444K model. Specifically tailored for units with the serial number prefix up to 642100, this comprehensive manual is presented in English and available in a convenient PDF format. With its detailed parts listings and meticulous illustrations, this catalog ensures that you have the accurate information needed to efficiently manage parts inventory and maintenance tasks.

Key Features

• Total of 1420 pages detailing the parts of the John Deere 444K Loaders.
• Authentic part numbers as per the original publication date, ensuring reliability.
• Parts Catalog type manual, specially designed for easy navigation and reference.

Benefits

• Provides thorough coverage of all components necessary for effective load operation and maintenance.
• Supports an international user base with metric SI units throughout.
• Ensures the use of appropriate bolt and cap screw strengths, indicated by detailed strength identifications.
• Helps in tracking component compatibility with serialized equipment listings.

Usage Recommendations

• Verify all part numbers with your local John Deere dealer before ordering replacements to ensure compatibility and accuracy.
• Refer to metric dimensions and strength listings for accurate maintenance and repair standards.
• Utilize the serial number guide to determine parts compatibilities across different machine set-ups.

Bolt and Cap Screw Strength Identification

Key strength indicators are noted in the catalog: high-strength needs are equivalent to metric property class 10.9 (SAE grade 8) or higher, while standard bolts and cap screws are typically class 8.8 (SAE grade 5) or lower.

Serial Number Listing Information

Utilize the serial number section to understand which parts are suitable for specific machines. Indications such as “000000 u2013” and “u2013 000000” show the applicability range, while “000000 u2013 000000” indicates the inclusive range of serial numbers.

If XXXXXX is listed in place of a serial number, it denotes a change in serial numbers where the exact number wasn’t available at the time of publication.