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New Holland 555E, 575E, 655E, 675E Operator Manual

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Model: 555E | 575E | 655E | 675E
Type: Backhoe Loader
227 Pages·23 MB·Searchable PDF·English·Print-Ready
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New Holland 555E, 575E, 655E, 675E list of controls and instruments for power shuttle machines with analog instruments.
New Holland 555E, 575E, 655E, 675E Operator Manual
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One book fits four machines: the New Holland 555E operator manual PDF covers the complete E-series backhoe loader line, four models documented across 227 factory pages under OEM ID 42055541. The lubrication and maintenance chapter carries you from daily service through the 50, 300, 600, and 1200-hour intervals, air cleaner work and fuse changes included. Troubleshooting tables trace engine, transmission, and electrical faults back to their causes, while the specifications chapter lays out dimensions for center pivot loaders and sideshift backhoes alike. Fill the 106-liter fuel tank, then pull the rear wheel nuts to 542 Nm (400 ft. lbs.) before the machine leaves the yard, and check the cab and ROPS mounting bolts to 380 Nm every 300 hours. Buy this bookmarked, text-searchable PDF once and it stays yours for as long as the machine does.

What's Inside This New Holland 555E, 575E, 655E, 675E Operator Manual

SystemPagesKey Topics
Introduction1-29Quick Reference Guide, Important Ecological Considerations, Safety Precautions, Safety Decals, Safety Features and Machine Security, Universal Symbols
General Information30-65Quick Reference Guide, Machine, Cab, Controls and Instruments - Overview and Function, Transmission, Loader, Backhoe, Towing
Controls and Operation66-145Quick Reference Guide, Cab Doors and Windows, Seat Adjustment, Climate Controls, Hand and Foot Controls - Pedals and Levers, Brakes, Front Instrument Panel
Lubrication and Maintenance146-191Filling and Service Points, Warning Lights, Lubrication and Maintenance Table, Fuels, Loader Support, Daily Service or As Required, Air Cleaner Servicing, 50-Hour Service
Trouble-Shooting192-197Engine Troubleshooting, Transmission Troubleshooting, Electrical System Troubleshooting
Specifications198-213Center Pivot Loader Dimensions, Sideshift Backhoe Dimensions, Engine Data
Predelivery Service218-221Tire Pressure, Fluid and Oil Leaks, Smv Emblem, Flashing Lights, Seat Belt, Safety Start Switch
Delivery Report222-225Operation Instruction, Seat Belt, 50 Hour Service Check, Lubrication and Periodic Service, Maintenance and Adjustment, Warranty Policy
First 50-Hour Service226-227Inoperative Service Checks, Operative Service Checks, Performance Service Checks, Safety Items Checks

Quick Reference Specifications

SpecificationValuePage
All Models
Hydraulic system bleeding time15 minutesp. 182
Fuel Tank Capacity106 Litersp. 31
Hydraulic Oil Reservoir Capacity106 Litersp. 31
Front Wheel Nuts Torque (2WD)176 Nmp. 158
Front Wheel Nuts Torque (4WD)270 Nmp. 158
Rear Wheel Nuts Torque542 Nmp. 158
Engine Oil Capacity (including filter)17 litersp. 210
Transmission Oil Capacity (Power Shuttle 2WD)17 litersp. 210
Transmission Oil Capacity (Power Shuttle 4WD)18 litersp. 210
Cab/ROPS Attaching Bolts Torque380 Nm (280 ft. lbs.)p. 208
Engine Coolant Capacity24 litersp. 210
555E, 575E, 655E
Main System Relief Pressure (555E, 575E, 655E)187 barp. 209
675E
Main System Relief Pressure (675E)196.5 barp. 209

New Holland 555E, 575E, 655E, 675E Common Problems This Manual Covers

New Holland 555E boom and outrigger cylinders drift down overnight, hydraulic oil film on cylinder rods

Check the hydraulic oil level first; the reservoir holds 106 liters when full. Top off with clean oil, then cycle every cylinder to full stroke and run the full 15 minute bleeding procedure on page 182 to purge trapped air. If a rod shows wet oil past a light film, have the seals serviced before drift worsens.

Manual Section: Lubrication and Maintenance p. 182
Engine won't start or cranks slowly in cold weather, starter clicks with key fully turned

Verify battery terminals are clean and tight before anything else; a slow crank is usually a connection, not a starter. Work through the engine no-start steps beginning on page 192 and confirm fuel supply; the tank holds 106 liters, and running it dry pulls air into the lines. Confirm the shuttle lever sits in neutral so the safety start switch closes.

Manual Section: Trouble-Shooting p. 192
All hydraulic functions slow and weak under load, loader and backhoe both losing power

Inspect the hydraulic oil level and condition before blaming the pump; a low level in the 106 liter reservoir lets the pump pull air and every circuit slows down together. Follow the whole-unit troubleshooting steps beginning on page 192. Milky or foaming oil means aeration; park the machine, let the oil settle, recheck the level, and cycle each function slowly.

Manual Section: Trouble-Shooting p. 192
Wheel wobble or clicking noise from front or rear wheels after tire service

Torque rear wheel nuts to 542 Nm (400 ft. lbs.) and front wheel nuts to 176 Nm on 2WD machines or 270 Nm on 4WD, working in a star pattern with the values listed on page 158. Recheck torque after the first few hours of operation any time a wheel has been off; nuts seat and loosen on fresh mounts.

Manual Section: Lubrication and Maintenance p. 158
Engine temperature gauge climbing into the red during heavy loader work in hot weather

Check the coolant level with the engine cold; the system holds 24 liters when full. Clean chaff and mud from the radiator fins with compressed air, blowing from the fan side outward. Inspect the fan belt for glazing and correct tension. If the gauge still climbs, follow the engine overheating chart starting on page 192.

Manual Section: Trouble-Shooting p. 192

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the torque specifications for the front wheel nuts on a 4WD New Holland 555E/575E/655E/675E?

For 4WD models, the front wheel nuts should be torqued to 200 ft. lbs. (270 Nm). p. 158

What is the correct inlet valve clearance for the New Holland 555E, 575E, 655E, 675E engine?

The inlet valve clearance for the engine is 0.014-0.018 inches (0.34-0.46 mm). p. 170

How often should the engine oil and filter be changed under normal conditions?

The engine oil and filter should be changed every 300 hours under normal conditions where diesel fuel sulphur content is below 0.5%. p. 164

What is the hydraulic oil reservoir capacity on the New Holland 555E, 575E, 655E, 675E backhoe loaders?

The hydraulic oil reservoir has a capacity of 28 gallons (106 Liters). p. 146

What is the correct fan belt deflection for a naturally aspirated engine?

For a naturally aspirated engine, the fan belt deflection should be between 13-19mm (0.50 in. - 0.75 in). p. 207

What do I get after purchasing this New Holland 555E manual?

One searchable PDF covering 227 pages, delivered instantly. No disc, no shipping, no waiting on the post.

Can I print a copy of this New Holland 555E Operator Manual for the shop?

Yes. The PDF has no DRM restrictions, so print any page or section you need for your shop. Works with any standard printer.

BrandNew Holland
Model555E, 575E, 655E, 675E
Machine TypeBackhoe Loader
Manual TypeOperator Manual
LanguageEnglish
FormatSearchable PDF (Digital Download)
Pages227
File Size23 MB
Manual No.42055541
Wiring DiagramsNo
Hydraulic SchematicsNo
Torque SpecificationsYes
Bookmarked / IndexedYes

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