Great video! Simple concise! Thank you

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The lift arm you attached from the blower to the mower deck lift, doesnt that need a special bracket under the mower that provides that hookup? Or does the X500 already have that on it? You're using an X540 which is different than the x500. Yours has a hydraulic lift. The x500 has a pedal lift. Usually there's a bracket with some bearings that is part of the kit that needs to be put under the mower to accept attachments. Can you confirm?

Excellent video! Very helpful, thank you!

I want to purchase a JD snowblower for my x530. Is this x540 the same set up? Do I want the 44 or 47 for blower?

You need electric lift kit to raise snowblower, too heavy for foot pedal

Thanks

Is there any videos on how to take the sieves out and replace them ?

so when do you hook up hydraulics to the deck and hook up the mower pto shaft.

What is the part number for this blower?

I just bought a new x738, is this the same steps on a new one?

With all due respect, you didn’t mention what needs to be done to the valve on the hydraulic 4 hose block on the tractor between blower and mower operations. It is a must.

Working on a S680,rubber bushing are new only done one soya harvest, combine is having a strange shake when I run the shaker pan....what cub be causing the problem, have taken out the shaft that drives the pan for straightness testing, also found the prop shft from rotor drive has worn universal joints.

I bought a CC a few years ago because I live close to a dealer with a service center. It works great but I can see from this video why I made a mistake by not buying a JD. These operations on a CC are very time consuming and labor intensive. I have no complaints on how the tractor performs, but did not realize what I was getting into on the snowblower install.

This was helpful - thank you for an easy to follow set of instructions

How do you loosen up a feeder house chain on a 9670 STS combine

Hi Dave, how do I adjust the concave and sieve for Teff harvesting? or do I need a new sieve for Teff harvesting?

Looked like he avoided pulling on the quack grass. You should have edited

Never mentioned that you gotta turn the knob* on hydraulics

Looks self explanatory to me. My old 265 blower had wheels to move it around, this will make my summer/winter transition more thought out.

En español

This video was very helpful!! It includes lots of good points. I have an X739 with auto-connect, and I had do a couple things differently to make the conversion work. For my mowing deck, my drive shaft stayed with the tractor, in a hanger (did not stay with the mower deck). So I had to move the mower drive shaft (with auto-connect) out of the hanger, and attach it to the PTO before driving over the deck. (Maybe I didn't have to attach it to the PTO yet, but I wasn't able to get it out of the hanger with the deck mounted.) And the bar that lifts the deck was locked into a fully up position (for when the blower was on). On the right side of the tractor, I had to pull a pin out that was locking a hook in place that was holding the bar up. Once the pin was out, I could rotate the hook, releasing the bar, lower the bar (a small distance) rotate the hook into an out of the way position, and reinsert the pin, locking the hook out of the way. My bar did not drop down far enough to engage the deck with just the hydraulics, so it helped to (with the parking brake on) put my foot on the bar to push it down while engaging the hydraulics.

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So you're not supposed to run a few thousand acres on the hold downs? Lol, my Dad never replaced them and between the hold down and sickle wear, it started wearing into the sickle bar, looks wicked.

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Also check the auger for cracking and weld that up before it breaks in half……

Hmm, he’s stuttering a lot

So the purpose was to spread quack grass more evenly, work below optimum seed depth for soybeans all while the field was too wet?

tips for why my blower only lifts 1-2 inches off the ground in front?

Haha, everything just about jumped into its place. In reality, each of those steps represents a struggle, some small, some large, against binding parts, belts that don't stretch, L-pins that don't line up, etc. etc.

To improve on the handling of the handle for the chute movement, cut off the turning handle and use a cordless drill or even better a usually hardly used, cordless screw driver. An inexpensive way to enjoy the snow blower by motorizing the function.

that clump of grass at 1:46 sure seemed like it was still rooted....? will 3" depth and minimal disc angle really get the deeply rooted weeds?

I understand the gap is not adjusted by the idler pulley. It is adjusted at by the all thread bolt with double nuts. Spin the front nut to the back nut, then turn together which turns the all thread bolt which adjusts the gap.

No podrian pasar esto en español

lol my boss has a better crop of grain in the fields he didn’t plant than he did in the ones he actually planted. Told him that he was spraying the wrong field. But it’s last year volunteer crop. lol.

Great video ...

Thanks. I appreciate your videos. 9770, S670, S680 operator

For the x534 would you have to disable the zero turn too?

What's the part number for the blower. And does it fit on a x390

Would you say lateral tilt is a must for Soybean and corn harvest? Or can I get away without lateral tilt?

The old gravely riders have a very similar set up. They have the pto right in front of the transmission and have a driveshaft that runs up to the front to work the blower. Kind of cool to see the old ideas carrying on.

Have you ever had it pop out while you are running?

Какая неисправность если загорелась лампочка жолтого цвета со знаком восклицания,на оприскивателе джондир 4730

Terrible machine will over heat hydraulics in 30 minutes

Very nice setup, I already have a small tractor, but would love to have that attachment

what tractor is that

What Cab is that?

Very impressive. Once you know the steps, you can be ready to work in about 15 minutes. I just watched the snowblower install from Husqvarna and they had two people screwing around with bolts, washers and ratchets, taking parts off and putting parts on and they started with the mower deck already removed. So it looked like the Husqvarna install would take over an hour. I don't even live where I need this type of snow blowing equipment but if I ever do, I will be getting John Deere.

Great video, this has been very helpful to me as the owner of a new X738 with auto-connect. I followed the procedure in this video to remove the mower deck. Then disconnected the auto-connect drive shaft from the tractor and hung it into the U-shaped bracket. But then I found it very difficult to raise the lift-linkage high enough to be able to latch it with the storage hook. Finally I used the hydraulics to lift the lift-linkage all the way up and was then able to latch it in the up position with the storage hook. Two questions: 1. Should I need to use the hydraulics to raise the lift-linkage? It looks so easy in the video and the video does not mention using the hydraulics to raise it. It looks like you can just push it up manually. 2. Once the lift-linkage is latched in its up position, does the hydraulic connection to the lift-linkage need to be 'shut off' in some way? Or will the hydraulic connection to the snowblower simply override the connection to the lift-linkage? Thank you.

He never hooked up the PTO shaft from the blower to the tractor.