John Deere 3039R Tractor Attachment Demonstration
Vložit
- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- This video shows how I quickly and efficiently attach and detach a John Deere 60" snowblower attachment and John Deere 320R Loader to a John Deere 3039R compact tractor. Details include product features, best practices, and other general information. Remember to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE if you would like to see more content from Danimal's House. Thank you!
Thank you very much. I have two daughters living in Madison, so we visit once in a while. We are in southwest Michigan. Just got a new 3039R, and have enjoyed your review
Have fun!
I’ve got the same blower, and I was reading the manual today, and it said that the A frame attaches to the tractor first, which you can do by hand, saving you from trying to line up the tight U channels, and then drive in a lift the blower up to attach it. I’ve been doing it the same way that you are, but tried it today, and the other way is even easier.
Interesting! I think I'll try that. Thanks!
Nice video!
My snowblower mounts on the loader arms of my 2025r. It’s a modified blower off of a Cub Cadet. I made a bracket to connect to the JD loader quick attach. To connect the snowblower just pull the pins, drop the bucket, pick up the snowblower, install the pins and plug in a seven way trailer connector which connects the electric joystick in the tractor cab to control the spout motors. The snowblower is powered by an electric start, 18 hp Duramax motor. I’ve been using it for seven years now. There is a Canadian company that sells a nicer, but similar type of system for $7k. Mine is not that nice or large, but my cost is < $1k.
Now it's July and I used this over $6k snowblower twice all winter in only light snow. We had an unusual winter in NE Wisconsin this past year. So long story short, I'm jealous of your $1k model for now. Good luck and thanks for watching!
Great video! Thank you! I now know what I am going to convince my wife that we "need" next. Snow blower will be in our future.
Thanks! The tractor has pretty good traction without chains as well. You can use that as a selling point to the Mrs. Good Luck!
Great video. Thank you for putting this together. Just got this same set-up and this is very helpful. Well done.
Thanks Joe!
Great video, nice to have a referencepoint.
Does everyone ask why you choose a OPEN station ????
I have a new 2022 ordered got my fingers crossed I’ll see it this year !!!!
Our whole country is getting so far behind on EVERYTHING !!!!!!
Maybe it’s teaching all of us to have PATIENCE !!!!!
Yes I had an open station for years and finally said I’m 50 I deserve A climate controlled cab !!!!
For mowing and snow removal !!!!
Great videos brother !
I bet you have checked out Pete’s the marauder videos ?
He also has some really interesting videos on his 3046R !!
Enjoy your winter !!
Bundle Up !!
Lol !!
LOL I want a CAB! I have been far to long without them on my JD's on my farm up here in Northern Ontario -35 Celcius winters with the wind blowing my thrown snow into my face etc...Cab is definitely coming to this farm sooner than later!
No arguments. Cabs are awesome too!
Pay extra attention to the hydraulic hose routing. On a sharp right turn the tire was tickling the hoses on mine.
No good can come of that. I zip tied them further out of the way.
Thanks for the tip
Nice work on the video very informative
Thanks!
I just used my 3039R snowblower for the first time at my camp. I managed to take out the hydraulic line for the chute with the front tire. It looks like if you crank the wheel all the way to clockwise, the tire hits them. I was backing up and must have caught it. There is no place made to pull them back so I will have to find some place I can tie wrap to after I replace the hose. Bad design
I agree and wish there was a simple wire bracket or hook to keep that stuff closer to the machine.
@@danimalshouse my dealer gave me a couple of brackets to try. I will let you know what I come up with. I think they may be able to raise the hoses up enough but need to find a place to attach it.
The 2023 model does have a bolt on hose bracket that keeps the hoses snug.
I removed them and the cylinder and the attachment - why haul that stuff around?
Next: put loader on.
Oh and the impeller bowl blew out since there was a bunch a of granite gravel I hit.
It's a weld replacement.
Good info
Thanks
Great video, I'm shocked how low that front PTO sits on the tractor! Does it come off? What is the clearance?
Actually I noticed that right away as well. I'm sure it comes off but I leave it on and just be carful. I've had it full of mud before but otherwise haven't hung up on it before. The clearance is about 8"
Great video. Is the front 3 point the same dimensions as the rear category 1 ? I think distance between the arms would be about 28 inches or so for cat 1. However I have also seen that it is listed as cat 1N which I think means narrow or about 19 inches between the arms. Deere site is not clear. Again great video.
The front is definitely not the same as the rear category 1. It is a completely different design.
I am surprised you still have the grill guard on with the top link. Mine hits if I raise the blower up enough. Have you limited your raise height to prevent damage?
I haven’t modified anything related to what you have described.
I don't own any of this...YET. What I did note though is that another user mentions that about his tractor (the grill guard removal) and how it's necessary to remove also. I see the reply that it's not imperative to remove on this tractor and I'd like to not have to do this also! So I wonder what's different on yours to this videos?
@@RogerDiotte I made that comment. I have a 2018 46r and the grill guard has to be removed or the top link will hit at full height. It’s only 2 bolts to remove.
@@damianlamarche8380 Ok thanks for the clarification! Good to go on this then!
Thank you for your helpful video! Is that electronic actuator a John Deere original part or did you buy it as an aftermarket kit?
It's an aftermarket kit that the dealer located and installed on their own. It's not a JD item.
Dan, I have a 2022 3046R cab w loader, backhoe and snow blower etc on order. Anyway please tell us about the shoot actuator and where to get one. That is one thing I will want to add and others using 3 rd scv with a big hydraulic ram just is not needed on a 12oz piece of metal. I just got a hydo top link delivered today only 200 bucks and just hooks up to rear scv. I saved all your videos on how to put on & take off loader, backhoe and blower as I will have all of those. THANK YOU
So the electric actuator was a kit that the dealership offered me after I asked about a hydraulic option. The issue with a hydraulic option is the the blower chute turns 180 degrees or more. This causes an issue with hose mounting and also, the deflector is really lightweight. To use a hydraulic ram and SCV for that is likely overkill. I would just ask the dealer if they have a kit. There is a switch mounted up by the dash that works out really nice. Thanks for the feedback and good luck with your new machine when it arrives. You'll love it. Mine is basically my fifth daughter!
I noticed your racks to hold implements, do you mond sharing domentions? Sorry for all the questions.
I used 2"x8" wood attached to the wall studs for the floor joists and 6"x6" pillars. Then I used joist hangers to secure 2"x12" wood for the front beams and secured 3/4" CDX plywood to for the floor. The dimensions are near 12' x 6'. for the platforms.
Have you heard anything in terms of why you would go with 47, 54, 60 snow blower?
My option is that you have to balance the size of your machine, the HP available, and the working area you plan to use the setup in. 3-series is perfect for this. I wouldn't go this large on a 1-series though. Thanks!
how much work is involved with switching from the front snow blower to a mid mower?
Hi, I'm sorry but I'm not sure. I know that when I take my snowblower off I leave the mid-mount shaft that goes all the way to the front alone. It just stays on all the time because I don't have a mower for the tractor. I would guess you'd have to take off the pto mount, the shaft, and the potentially add a front bracket for the mower yoke.
Do u have any problems with the regen on 309r I hate mine
I don't have problems with regen but I hate it as well. It's such a stupid requirement.
Is that a 47 a 54 or 60 inch snow blower?
60"
Is this the new 60” HD snow blower?
Yes. I thought it was going to be yellow and 59" but it showed up green and 60".
Why did you go with 60 inch"?
I have a 3-series tractor with 39hp so 60" was just right. I'm pretty sure 60" is the largest available as well.