How to Install a 54-Inch Snow Blower on a John Deere 1025R

[@joelangel4144]

Please show the slot for the shaft carriage Critical is you have to set the shaft carriage in loosely without the bar , attach the long shaft into the PTO FIRST then rotate the carriage down & slide in the pin. The shaft is about 1/2” too long for my 1026r. So it must be done in the order I’m suggesting

[@phat664]

Isn't there an electrical hook-up that also needs to be plugged in from the tractor to snowblower?

[@himeeto69]

Just a quick question. Could you have one of your install techs record how they install from start to finish? Includes assembly of the bearings & brackets, brackets for bearing hanger bracket if it has a mid mount mower on it, what bolts from what bags go where? Pretty confusing instructions and pictures are crap on the paper instructions. No details.

[@xjfo]

Nice video. Do you sell and install the HD version of the 54" blower on the 1025R with the front 3-point European hitch? If so, it would be great to see an install video on that. Thanks..

[@Means2anEnd6611]

For the snow chute hydraulic lines, it looks like they are 24" extensions. Does that come standard with the 54" blower?

[@parkland4530]

No rear weight(s)?

[@azopene]

The question I have is: Can the blower bearing carrier and drive shaft be left on the tractor with the loader attached? It is a real PITA to attach this thing.

[@RandsJD]

It can't be left on, needs to come off when loader is installed.

[@blimeylimey13]

I struggle with installing the quick hitch on my 1023R. The steering arms, block me from mounting. Any suggestions?

[@RandsJD]

We recommend reaching out to your local John Deere dealer.

[@mikefarside1699]

Can one be installed on a 2024 1023E?

[@RandsJD]

yes