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John Deere 1025R Floorboard Removal 2013-2017 Models
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- Опубліковано 3 січ 2019
- Tractor Time with Tim shows how to remove the floorboard of his John Deere 1025R sub compact tractor while removing wiring systems for the Artillian diverter and TKV20 Material Leaf Collection System. We will be trading our 2014 JD 1025R soon and TTWT needs to remove some of the wiring he added for several of our attachments like the Artillian grapple and MCS.
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Tim I started watching your channel when I was 14 and had always wanted my own Johnny. With a couple years of hard work in my lawn care/landscape business I was able to buy my own this year when turned 16. Not a 1025 r. But I did get the 1023e. I wasn’t able to buy a ton of attachments in the beginning I simply started with the loader and frontier 49” tiller. A few months later I bought a brush hog (4 foot ) from tsc. Just wanted to share my story and thank you for all of the helpful videos and the inspiration to buy my own Johnny.
Great story, Patrick! Keep up the hard work! Thanks for sharing!
Wow! Very impressive Patrick! Hope you enjoy your Johnny.
Congratulations Patrick !! That is wonderful! Thank you for sharing your story !! You are proof that our great Country is in great hands !!!! Be safe my friend and God bless you and your family !!!! Eddy
Chris Dowing Thank you Chris ! I have recently thought about making video like Tim does except for the 1023e and share my experience with it as a new tractor owner. Thanks again
Ray Eddy thank you very much Ray ! God bless
Absolutely great video Tim. You've now got me thinking of trading in my 1025R.
I have a 2014 1023e that I bought new. I should have bolts where you do on your 1025R, but they weren't even on my tractor when I took delivery. I guess my dealer forgot to put them on when they were setting it up, who knows. I didn't even know about the bolts until I watched your videos! I have had the tractor over 3 years and have put 238 hours on it. Never had a problem with the side panel coming off. So I agree with the 'ET guy' you mentioned! Bolts aren't necessary! HA! Looking forward to seeing the new tractor. My Father-in-law just bought a 2018 1023e. I look forward to learning about the differences from you. Thanks for taking the time to do these videos. Really helpful!
You are right about 1025r seat turn buckle link breaking. Mine did too 2 years ago. Someone on greentractortalk posted McMaster swivel joints that fit and are more durable. I put them on and no signs of failure yet.
Great job. I needed this. Something just happened and I lost all my hydraulic fluid on my deck and in my yard as I mowed. All gone. So now I need to look for what I feel sure is a leak. Cant see it crawling underneath but hopefully doing this I can add some fluid start it and look for a leak. Cheaper than taking it in:)
Many helpful hints on this project and description on how the mower adjust operates
Good video Tim you made taking Johnny's floorboards off look easy thanks Tim for showing us these wonderful video's i appreciate it a lot
Tim! you need to give Johnny a bath while you have all the covers off. when will you be getting the new tractor delivered? have you got heat in the house yet? have a great day in the Lord.
Thanks for another how to video. As always I really enjoyed watching. Thank you and have a great day!
Hi Tim,
Just a FYI of sorts, those wide broad washers you referred too are call fender washers. I only know that because a few weeks ago I had to go get a few from the hardware store to fix some bolts that had pulled through some sheetmetal. I asked the guy at the hardware store for some super wide washers and he ask if I meant fender washers. Of course I had no idea until he showed them to me...lol
Nice job Tim. Lot's of exciting things happening with the Marks.
Almost more than we can keep up with!
Great video Tim I can’t wait to see your new Jonny God bless you and your family
great segment tim. i have to remove my floorboards to check out my pedals. my forward pedal doesn;t return to normal. the torsional dampener adjustment doesn't work. it started happening when i added the mower. so im hoping something is just binding.
Great video!!!! It sucks that have to take all the wires off and then put it on the new tractor but it is what it is
Don't forget to take off your wheel weights! I still need to get some myself.. keep procrastinating.. Just had to plow 12" snow and cursed all the time as I slid all over.. LOL Yep those hood clips, they are awesome! Just twist and they come right out and the panels come off. And the 'knob' for the 3 point, that does not even exist on the 2018's and newer. Another major difference there for those of you watching. There is an adjustment under the seat on the right side... I am thinking something is wrong with mine though because it seems to make no difference in the speed of drop for my 3 point. Tim, I have a really nice Black and Decker battery operated drill that has an awesome 10 point setting head to it that rachets so you don't strip screws/bolts at different settings. It works so well that I have never had to use settings 1 or 2 because they are so sensitive they rachet with the slightest tension on a bolt.. LOL For the JD, most of those screws and bolts tighten without any over tighten issues at all with about a 4-5 setting. I now carry one on the tractor in a second toolbox I mounted. The model drill has those interchangeable heads too so I can take that head off and pull a impact head on it, a drill head, a saw blade, router and some other attachments. Highly suggest you consider something like this too.. Love the thing and now I only use my electric drill for major things like drilling concrete, heavy oak/walnut 4x4 's etc.. Mine is the 20 Amp battery setup.
Hey Tim, I found that a leaf blower works great for blowing the dirt, dust and grass off of mt BX.
...in a box, somewhere :-)
Tractor Time with Tim I know the feeling. 23 years going where Uncle Sam needed me resulted in a lot of packing and unpacking. Use this time to connect with your past and an opportunity to discard the things you no longer need. Maybe someone you know can use something you no longer need in your family’s life. Hope that sound as I intended for it to sound.
Hi Tim
I. thouth you were trade in little jhon , keep making your videos we love it Antonio
Tim fun watching learninga lot even when you own a orange tractor but education is the answer
Good luck and God Bless
PaK
Looks like somebody has been inspired by "Paul Short", ehh?!? Great job, Mr. Marks.
What did I do like Paul?
Aww I gonna to miss Johnny he is great little guy he take good care of you Tim and you take of Johnny.
Nice. What i and my dealer haven't been able to figure out is how to adjust the brake mechanism especially when letting off the throttle.
Will out with old johnny in with the new johnny. Somebody will give him a new home and love him. God bless you'll
great educational video there Tim
I haul my 1025r a lot. I think the wind would blow the side panel off with out the bolt in it.
I think I would have got the vacuum out for under the floor, IF you can find it!
what a good time to hit it all with a pressure washer especially when it is going to someone new.
I like WD40 big time, more than Tim! Bye bye Johnny gonna miss you! Thanks for sharing
Tim, is there a torque specification for the bolts that secure the floor to the frame. I just had mine off for the first time and they were very tight. I want to put them back properly. Let me know if you are aware of the proper torque spec. Thanks.
How about using shop vac to clean floor board?
What were your thoughts on buying a 1025r and not the 2025r?
Great information on the floor board. Just a question, noticed that there is a bracket on the loader mounts what's that for.
Nice work Tim!!!
Enjoyed the video Tim. Thanks for showing is the floorboard removal and installation process. Looking forward to seeing the New Johnny. Y'all take care and God bless.
Nice video Tim
Happy newyear you Guys ,thx for sharing ❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️
Took my floor boards off once. Half the self taping bolts stripped in the holes as I was backing them out. I had to put a nut on each bolt up underneath. :-( Same year tractor as yours.
2015 1025R here. I came across this video while trying to grease the inaccessible front driveshaft U-joint. I tried to access it by removing the panels in the video, but my tractor has a very different panel under the steering column than the one on your tractor. No screws at all, and it seems to be one solid plastic piece held on by bolts, with other things inside bolted to it. I was able to remove the floorboard leaving the front panel in place after removing the rear panel shown in the video. That gave access to the rear U-joint but not the front one. So, not every 2013-2017 model is the same as yours. Is it possible that Johnny, as an early 1025R was perhaps built using up some 1026 panels? Gotta get that U-joint greased somehow; it's the one thing left undone for my 600 hour service. The front U joint looks like it has never been greased, although I paid the dealer for doing at other service visits.. Maybe the dealers find the zerk as difficult to get to as I do.
Yes. The 1025r has been redesigned inside there. Surprised it is that way on a 2015, but I do have a video out on our new 2018 model with the one piece steering column.
great video, i have a john deere 4310 and it does not vibrate at low rpm it would drive me crazy if it did but the exhaust makes my head hurt.
8 months from now your still going to be looking for stuff. I hate moving HATE it.
Good stuff enjoyed that
Tim, I hope you can get the 20 size tractor. I have the LS 20 size and named it "Lester".
hi tim, great video
I'm pretty sure that lower piece under the instrument panel isn't separate/removable on my 2016, but I should probably look again. That was the conclusion I reached when trying to use that method for the impossible to reach grease zerk anyway.
Ok, I may have to change the applicable dates.
@@TractorTimewithTim The way Deere now line-breaks in new changes, trying to correlate implementations to specific model years may be an exercise in futility.
The 21yr old JD455 Panels just as bad i bought spinner for steering wheel & Cup Holder
Tim, Did you get a new Camera? ISO and lighting seems a bit off. Still great video! Thanks for sharing.
New camera. New shed. Horrible lighting. I’m sorry it isn’t perfect. Wow.
You didn't put that floor board back on with all the piles of loose dirt still under there on the frame did you?
I would of pressure washed the floor board and under neath but that’s just me and my perfectionist personality. I would have to remove the entire cab in order to remove the floor board, let’s just hope I never have to. Thanks for the video!
Below freezing outside. You were welcome to come over and wash it for me.
thanks again! Cant believe how interesting this video actually was. I really like watching those when you work "on" the 1025R. What did you all put of the 1025R?The harness for the Terraking TKV 20 and the the diverter kit? Something else?
Lots o stuff. Took a long time to take everything off.
Going to take me longer to take those floorboards off than put the diverter on...I think I'll try to jack it up and run the wires without taking it apart.
It isn’t that bad...and you will have less risk of catching the wires on underbrush.
hey tim is johnny yanmar power if so on my yanmar i have found is if you idle down to far i to find a lot of rattle and have stopped idling down so far i will only idle down to about 1000 and this will also help the charging system work better also
Factory idle on this tractor is 1550rpm. Yes, yanmar power
what make engines on new & old tractor the 455 i drive has Yanmar
Tim, Have you done anything to bump Johnny's hydraulic pressure over the years?
Like Tim said, there is a lot of wisdom on GreenTractorTalk.com, including threads on this. I think Tim mentioned in a video that he had done "something" which I suppose is bump the pressure.
that floor board sounds like its plastic, is that correct?
Yes. Quite durable.
You should look at a mini track loader.
quick question Tim, will Johnny MKII have AG tires?
No.
What is the bracket(@7:10) around the left side loader mount that looks like it connects into the floor sub frame? What is it used for?
You're right it is a bracket that attaches to the frame. Not sure if all 1025R's with a loader have it, mine does. May be some of the extra reinforcement for the backhoe attachment.
I broke my forward pedal part LVU31120 ...I need to replace anyone seen anything anywhere that might help me.
We show some details of this pedal in our 1025r auto-throttle install video.
Tim is the black frame hooked up to the loader mount the subframe for the backhoe?
Yes.
@@TractorTimewithTim Thought about doing an installation video of the subframe???
I didn’t install it...and never any reason to remove.
I don't know about getting 1025R now when they have a 2025R. I think I may just go the 2025R or maybe a 3 series.
How about a 4 series? :-)
@@TractorTimewithTim If I ever get the land I want to raise Bison definitely.
i got WERA Tools Ratchet Screwdriver
When I trailer my tractor i put a bungee strap around the seat to stop the bouncing
I did that for awhile, but it seemed to be almost cutting the seat.
Where is the toolbox mount? Are you posting that next?
Did you miss the ‘coming soon’ ?
@@TractorTimewithTim well I might have. I'm trying to put a toolbox on my gc 1720 and don't know how I should mount it, so would like to see yours. 😁
Had to go back to Deere dealer today. Our brand new 5055e tlb is loosing hydraulic pressure again! I've run it for about 3 hours total and they have had it more than me!😡. Last time they replaced the hydraulic pump, the thing had about 5 hours on it, now it has about 12, they put a bunch of idling hours on it in the shop, and it can't even lift the bucket up with a little dirt in it.
Well I'll be, just recently had to send back my new 5075e for a hydraulic issue as well, wondering now if this could be a nation wide ISSUE
Randy Whelan what was your issue?
Slow hydraulics loader and 3 point hitch steering cavitation
Randy Whelan yep, same here x2. Loader won't raise up, will leak down, back hoe can't pull out of the ground with the bucket full, hear cavitation and air in the lines. First time, the pulled the pump, it was scored all around the vanes and letting fluid bleed past. I'm sure it's same this time. I'm going to check forums to see if this is common, I'll let you know here if I find something.
And on re-assembly, a dab of grease on all the bolt threads...!
Thanks for your reply Tim my only concern about getting the 3320 is it’s a bit wide the 2038 is narrower which we might be able to squeeze in a few more yards with it does look a bit tippy with the big wheels but they make a wheel spacer kit Which would solve that I guess if we didn’t like it down the road . What did you end up getting to replace Johnny ? Have a great day love the channel been a great help love your positivity as well keep up the good work :)
We haven’t purchased larger tractor yet. Many prerequisites...larger truck, larger shed which meant more property! Ugh!
So, we are working toward the goal.
Right now 3046R is my leading candidate.
Kinda stuck really, I like the 2038 a dealer I stopped at yesterday told me he might have one coming that they just sold but the owner doesn’t like it 20hrs on it barely used on small
Horse ranch in the arenas etc trading it in on a bigger one so now I’m stuck the 2038 I’ll find out in couple days what the $$ is or the 3320 I found with a few attachments 500hrs oh no it’s decision time ! The 2038 I can still
Have warranty being my first tractor I dunno what to do ... thanks again Tim you guys are great best tractor channel out there ya have a great positive attitude and always getting it done . :)
That’s what these people are trading the 2038 in on it’s the same size as the 3320 the salesman told me , your not worried about the width on some jobs ?
My dad's 3320 has ag tires. it is even more narrow than the 2038R. In fact, he has a 60" deck on his! So, no, not worried about the width.
How much wider is it than the 2038R?
oh, and I plan to keep a 1025R, so this reduces my minimum width concern.
Hello person scrolling through the comments
Between you and me Tim, love your video's always, this one in particular, your breathing is really laboured, too close to the camera perhaps, I don't have the best breathing, smoked for years and now have two stents, I had a warning as to something wasn't right, don't let this come and take you without getting an angiogram or something checked, I was sitting up at night and could not breath.Big fan, Kevin Ontario
I had a cold, Kevin.
id buy a universal backhoe seat and mount it on there
Whats the company that is going to be selling Johnny?
Goodworkstractors.com
cool
Good Lord, I can see why you put that vid off, that is alot work.. haha But Good vid!!
Was poor Johnny crying in the garage as you were making one of his last videos and taking him apart besides?
has new tractor got Auto Connect Mower
Yes.
When's new Johnnys delivery date
We gotta keep you guessing.
I saw new Johnny on good works tractors just ready to see it working
look up olivetti no frontiers on facebook there video of place swimming pool in video same colour as your pond now as last 3 firms not looked after it & lot of rest of place they ruined lawns
look up Snap on vs Wera Ratcheting Screwdriver on youtube you see my screwdriver
Wera do ratchet ring spanners
My 2016 is not like this
Hi Tim This is Mark from AET give me call and we can talk about your Pole Barn, Thanks
Tim@tractortimewithtim.com, Mark.
Let me know there what you have in mind.
First nice
I would hope that good works will deliver to you instead of you going up there. The reason? Drool factor. You might come home with a bigger Johnny? All joking aside, I look forward to all of your videos and I do the reruns cause I may of missed something. 😎😎🤔🤔🤔🤔
Headed to Kalamazoo soon!
A modified vacation. 🤔🤔🤔
My johnny could use a brother johnny ,but my johnny had kids so I think I can't get another thing
Johnny needed a bath before doing all that.
Yessir.
@@TractorTimewithTim : Johnny is an iconic symbol of TTWT.
That's horrible you pay all that money for a tractor and you get plastic parts I believe the hoods are plastic too aren't they? You really should not buy another John Deere they just keep getting cheaper and cheaper you should check out the kioti there are really quality tractor
Totally disagree. Oh well.
I have a 1966 Corvette, was my dads. I'm sure people made fun of the fiberglass back in the day, but it still looks great! No dings, no cracks, no dents, no rust. When I was in college, my dad bought a Saturn, remember those... plastic. Sold in 8 years later... No dings, no cracks, no dents, no rust.