The John Deere Compact Utility Tractor 3025E is a versatile and efficient asset designed for various agricultural and landscaping tasks. With its robust performance and reliable features, this tractor is ideal for both commercial and residential applications, ensuring productivity and ease of use in any environment.

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Manual for John Deere Compact Utility Tractor 3025E

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John Deere Compact Utility Tractor 3025E

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Radiator, Fuel, and Transmission Cooling Fins Cleaning

Machine parked safely and engine allowed to cool

Hood raised, side panel removed and grille slid up

Radiator screen (C) slid up out of retaining slot

Screen cleaned with compressed air, brush, or cloth

Cleaned parts with compressed air or water

Grille slid down, side panel installed and hood lowered

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Front Axle Thrust Bolt Torque Maintenance

Park machine safely

Raise front axle off ground to take machine weight off the front axle

Loosen nut (A)

Tighten thrust bolt (B)

Oscillate axle from stop to stop

Enter the torque reading

Tighten back nut

Lower front axle back to ground

Sign off on the Front Axle Thrust Bolt Torque Maintenance

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200 Hourly Maintenance

Run engine to warm the oil

Park machine safely

Place drain pan under oil drain plug (A), under side of engine

Remove drain plug

Wipe dirt from around oil filter (B)

Turn filter counterclockwise to remove

Put a light coat of clean engine oil on gasket of new filter

Install replacement oil filter by turning filter clockwise until gasket contacts filter base. Tighten additional one half turn

Install drain plug. Do not overtighten

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Safety Interlock System Testing

Warning: Ensure you have read the machine operator manual and are familiar with the operation of the machine before performing these safety system checks.

Perform these tests in a clear open area. Keep bystanders away.

Test the Neutral Start Switch: Sit on the operator seat, disengage PTO, move the transmission range lever to the H (high) or L (low) position, turn key switch to START position. Engine must not start.

Test the Seat Switch: Sit on the operator seat, do not depress the hydrostatic travel pedals, lock park brake, start engine, press PTO switch, raise up slightly from the operator seat. Do not dismount machine. Engine must shut down within 1 second.

Test the Rear PTO Switch: Sit on the operator seat, lock park brake, move transmission range lever to the N (neutral) position, press PTO switch to the engaged/on position, turn key to START position. Engine must not start.

Sign off on the safety interlock system testing

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Daily Maintenance

Test safety system

Check engine oil level

Park the machine safely

Remove dipstick (A), at the right side of the engine. Wipe with a clean cloth

Install dipstick

Remove dipstick

Check oil level on dipstick. Oil level should be between levels (B) and (C) on dipstick

If oil level is low: Raise hood, Remove right side panel, Remove oil fill cap (D), Add recommended engine oil until level is within operating range on dipstick. Do not overfill, Install dipstick

If oil is above LEVEL (B) on dipstick, drain to the proper level

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