Rear Fender PTO and 3 Point Button Operations on John Deere Tractors

This is a comprehensive guide on the functionalities of the rear fender buttons on larger John Deere tractors, focusing on the Power Take-Off (PTO) and three-point arm controls. Whether you're a seasoned farmer or new to the agricultural community, this tutorial is designed to enhance your tractor operation skills, making your work more efficient and safer.
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0:00 - Introduction: Overview of the buttons found on the rear fender of larger John Deere tractors, explaining their purpose related to PTO and three-point arm control.
0:32 - Engaging the PTO: Discover how to engage the PTO from the comfort of your cabin using the yellow button, along with the significance of the external PTO button.
1:32 - Utilizing External PTO Button: We demonstrates how to operate the external PTO button for both continuous and momentary functions, enhancing your control over the tractor's operations.
2:54 - Disengaging the PTO: Learn the correct procedure to safely turn off the PTO function, both from outside and inside the tractor, ensuring a safe working environment.
3:23 - Using the Three-Point Arm Buttons: This is how you adjust the three-point arms' height using the external buttons, a crucial feature for attaching implements with ease and precision.
5:00 - Deactivating Three-Point Arm Control: Back inside the cabin, find out how to deactivate the external three-point control and resume managing operations from within, giving you full control over your tractor's capabilities.
5:52- Overview
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This is complicated PTO used to be so much simpler. I have driven the older John Deere that was a standard I have driven a hydrostac John Deere, but the new John Deere’s are like learning how to drive a tractor all over again. It is that different and that complicated.