John Deere X758 X738 Front Axle Shaft for Snowblower
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2021
- Video installing the front axle through shaft for running a broom or blower on the John Deere X758 and X738 and various other 4wd X7 and X5-5 garden tractors. Part number for the kit is BM25305.
Im glad dont edit all your pitfalls. Most of us face the same sort of things and its nice to know its not out of the ordinary. Keep it real ,
Thanks, unless it just eats up way too much time on the video I try to leave my lack of clear thinking moments in the video.
Watched this video before installing front PTO on my 2021 x758! Great video! Used this video alongside John Deere's installation instructions.
I can't thank you enough for this, I will be doing it on my X738 as soon as my BM25305 kit comes!!
Raw videos with all the little hiccups are great to watch. Maybe you can keep a few pieces of different size PVC pipe for installing bearings and seals. Thanks for sharing
These are awesome machines.
Great video thanks keep them coming!
That draft arm swing bracket; I was thinking the flange of the brass bushing would serve as a spacer between the frame and the swing bracket to prevent the swing bracket from rubbing against the frame. Either way, it appears to work fine. Good content. 👍
so these tractors do not come from factory with this installed? For what they cost, this front pto should be included.
Very good video! Dont have an x7 have a 1025r but good to know!😂
Hi Kyle, do you think those mower draft arms will fit on the older x728/x748 tractors? thanks
They should fit the older machines. I know I have seen the newer HC decks under an X740 before. One of the things I would like to try is swapping my 7 Iron onto the X758 and the 60HC onto the X748, just for fun! Check out around the 14 minute mark in this video ua-cam.com/video/0ZlPOVhYK3k/v-deo.html
Do u know if the X738 comes with the correct relief valve to use a loader?
No it does not. You would need to get the proper valve for the transaxle. I can't remember the number off the top of my head, but there is one for the 2wd and one for the 4wd units.
Ok, I'm gonna do it,.... I'm going to be the guy. If you are going to use this to blow snow, why did you not get a 1025R with the available factory heated cab? Having seen your winters, I would not want to be on an open station tractor blowing snow. Plus you would have gotten the rear PTO and 3point included. Just curious. Also, I would imagine the front PTO kit is probably the same or very close in cost for both machines.
Simple solution to an open cab in the winter is to wear a modular snowmobile helmet. They work great at keeping the snow off your face!