Part of the New Holland Operator Manuals.
Put a boot on the clutch pedal of a 4710 and one number decides whether you adjust the linkage or leave it alone: free travel, which this book puts at 35 - 40 mm on page 100.
That number comes from New Holland publication 84591230, the factory operator manual covering the 3510, 4010, 4510 and 4710 tractors. It runs 148 pages in English and downloads as a PDF you keep.
Inside are the controls and instrument layout, starting and stopping procedures, PTO speeds and operation, three-point linkage setup for attaching implements, the full maintenance chart with service intervals, a fluids and capacities table, a troubleshooting table of engine problems, causes and corrections, and a specifications section listing engine, cooling, clutch, hydraulic and electrical data. Print the maintenance pages, let them get dirty on the bench, and put the tractor back in the field before the weather turns.
What's Inside This New Holland 3510, 4010, 4510, 4710 Operator Manual
| System | Pages | Key Topics |
|---|---|---|
| General Information | 9-14 | Introduction, Safety Precautions, During the First 50 Hour Operation, First 50 Hours Service, Preventing System Contamination, Flexibility of Maintenance Intervals |
| Safety Information | 15-34 | Safety Rules, Personal Safety, Driving the Tractor, Operating the Tractor, Operating the Power Take-Off, Servicing the Tractor, Diesel Fuel, Trailer Hitching |
| Controls and Instruments | 35-46 | Access to Operator's Platform (Before Operating), Operator's Seat (Operator Seat - Adjust) |
| Operating Instructions | 47-52 | Commissioning the Unit (Before Operating, Running-In Procedure), Starting the Unit (Tractor with Jumper Cables, Engine), Stopping the Unit (Stopping the Engine) |
| Transport Operations | 53-56 | Road Transport (Carrying the Tractor on a Transporter), Recovery Transport (Towing the Tractor) |
| Working Operations | 57-86 | Power Take-Off (- Overview, Speeds, Operation, Towing Attachments), Three-Point Linkage (Attaching 3-Point Implements, Lift Rods, Lower Links and Top Link) |
| Maintenance | 87-128 | Maintenance Planning (Maintenance Chart) |
| Troubleshooting | 129-132 | Fault Code Resolution (Maintenance - Troubleshooting) |
| Specifications | 133-148 | Dimensions, Engine, Cooling System, Clutch - Technical Data, Power Take-Off - Technical Data, Three-Point Linkage, Hydraulic System, Electrical Systems - Technical Data |
Quick Reference Specifications
| Specification | Value | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Relief valve pressure | 190.0 bar (2755.0 psi) | p. 137 |
| Clutch pedal free play | 35 - 40 mm | p. 100 |
| Clutch PTO plate diameter | 280 mm | p. 137 |
| Clutch driven plate diameter | 280 mm | p. 137 |
| PTO clutch lever free play | 30 - 35 mm | p. 137 |
| Radiator pressure cap | 0.9 bar (12.9 psi) | p. 137 |
| Thermostat starts to open at | 79 ± 2 °C | p. 137 |
| Pump output for 1100 kg | 24 L/min @2000ERPM | p. 137 |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 62 L | p. 91 |
| Engine Oil Capacity | 8.3 L | p. 140 |
| Transmission & Hydraulic Oil Capacity | 23 L | p. 140 |
| 4WD Front Axle Differential Oil Capacity | 5.5 L | p. 140 |
New Holland 3510, 4010, 4510, 4710 Common Problems This Manual Covers
Clutch drags or will not release
Hard shifting into range or a tractor that creeps with the pedal down usually traces back to free travel that has drifted out of spec as the plate wears. The Maintenance section gives pedal free play as 35 - 40 mm and shows where to adjust it.
Manual Section: Maintenance p. 100Three-point hitch lifts slow or weak
A loader bucket or mounted implement that rises lazily points at tired pump output or a relief valve that is no longer holding. The Specifications section lists relief valve pressure at 190.0 bar (2755.0 psi), the figure to test against before anyone opens the lift housing.
Manual Section: Specifications p. 137Engine runs hot on heavy draft work
Temperature climbing during plowing or PTO work often means a stuck thermostat or a pressure cap that no longer seals. Per the Specifications section, the thermostat starts to open at 79 ± 2 °C and is fully open at 94 °C, with a 0.9 bar (12.9 psi) radiator pressure cap.
Manual Section: Specifications p. 137Wheel bolts loosening after ballast changes
Moving wheels for row spacing or adding ballast is when bolts get run down by feel and then work loose in the field. The Maintenance section specifies 150 N·m on front wheel bolts and 220 N·m on rear wheel bolts, and the wheel track pages on page 77 add the recheck: after 200 m of driving, after 1 hour, after 8 hours and then every 50 hours.
Manual Section: Maintenance p. 101PTO will not engage smoothly
Rough engagement, a stalling implement, or an implement driven at the wrong shaft speed all start with the lever and speed selection rather than the gearbox. The Working Operations section covers PTO overview, available speeds, engagement procedure and towing attachments.
Manual Section: Working Operations p. 57Neglected front axle oil on 4WD
The front axle differential and the planetary drives at the hub ends are the services most often skipped, and they fail quietly until the front end gets noisy. The Specifications section lists 5.5 L for the front axle differential and 1.25 L for each planetary drive.
Manual Section: Specifications p. 140Steering gets stiff or loses assist
Heavy steering at headland turns, worst at low idle with a loaded front, usually means the steering oil level has dropped or the pump is worn. The Specifications section gives power steering oil capacity as 2.0 L and mechanical steering as 0.56 L.
Manual Section: Specifications p. 141Frequently Asked Questions
Which tractors does this manual cover?
New Holland 3510, 4010, 4510 and 4710 tractors, under factory publication 84591230. It is the operator manual: controls, operation, transport, PTO and three-point linkage, maintenance intervals and specifications. It is not a teardown and rebuild service manual.
Does it help troubleshoot engine problems on the 3510 to 4710?
It gives a problem, possible cause and correction table rather than an electronic code list. It covers hard starting, stalling after start, low power, abnormal knock, low operating temperature, the oil pressure warning light, excessive oil consumption and overheating, with the correction or a dealer referral for each. p. 129
Are fluid capacities listed for a full service?
Yes. The Specifications section lists engine oil capacity at 8.3 L and combined transmission and hydraulic oil capacity at 23 L, alongside the front axle figures, so you can buy the right quantity before you start draining. p. 140
Does it explain hitching implements correctly?
The Working Operations section covers attaching three-point implements, setting lift rods, lower links and top link, plus PTO speeds and towing attachments. That is the part most owners open when swapping from a mower to a tiller mid season. p. 57
What format is this New Holland 3510 manual in?
A 148-page Operator Manual in searchable PDF format, available the moment you complete checkout. View on computer, tablet, or phone, with no shipping wait.
Can I print this New Holland 3510 manual?
Yes. No DRM, nothing blocks printing, so run off the pages you need on whatever printer you have.
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