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Just like where JD put the primary fuel filter making it necessary for you to take a fuel shower, where they put the battery only tells you that the JD engineers have no idea what a tractor is.

I liked mine, but it quit working after 3 months. Save your packaging

I bought my 1025R brand new 14 just now changing the battery. I’m glad I watched your video. I tried to take the battery out just taking the bulbs out didn’t work so before I start doing something stupid. I jumped on TH-cam which my kids turned me onto thank God two years ago you are one of the first videos that came up. I actually thought I was gonna have to like pull the grill in the casing off or something. it never occurred to me to take the light housings out because I had tunnel vision. Thank you for the video. I am a subscriber. I don’t know how many tools I’ve had to create over the years in my building, union pipefitter by trade fabricated a lot of things I’m sure you know how Tunnel vision goes. I probably would’ve went and built a tool that didn’t work for this particular project just because of one light housing. Thank you I watched your video again. Noticed the radiator. My John Deere is old enough fans even on the top all exposed I don’t know how many videos you’ve made but like another comment great direction and tool talk. I just wanted to say if some of my grammar and or vocabularies messed up, I use the voice text because my fingers don’t work like they used to so you’ll have to excuse that

JD lost our corporate and personal business as of last month. We'll buy Kubota if we have to buy foreign. Traitors

Oops. Karma happens. Not a problem. It's only 5 years right?

Great video sir, wife and I are thankful.

Wow! How ling did that take you? Did you work alone?

Were did you get a replacement battery for the 1025R ?

You should wear your trump flag as underwear😂

GREAT advice for the proper way to replace and specific tool information! Also, went to Home Depot and got the tool kit you recommended. THANK YOU!!!

The proper tool to remove the stud is a E5 Torx socket. ;-)

so did you go back to running the batteries in parallel or did you leave them all connected to the busbar?

Great video Yes buy the Wright tools Thanks again Greg

Great video 🤙🤙

Thanks for the video. What type battery did you use to replace ?

I'd consider flipping the charger around so the fan blows heat away from the battery temperature sensor.

C’est bien grasse, comme cela, que j’aime les petites cochonnes! 🤣😂😝😜🤪 …en jambon, en saucisses, …😝😜🤪🦾💩

I have an all black piggie, identical to yours, she's sweet! I buy large bags of powered milk and make a couple gallons of it every day for their grain. I lie down and smooch them up every day, so they're very tame and roll over for belly rubs.

Thanks for the video, you have raised a good issue. Wiring either way forms a parallel circuit. Wiring each battery to the buss bar is called a "home run". While running the wire from battery to battery is called daisy chaining. If I were using the daisy chain method, I would wire the middle battery (#2 battery in the circuit) to the buss bars to try to balance current flow to and from the pack. If the three batteries are balanced and the wires are the same length, I'm thinking that the motor should have the same performance. I'll check back for an update on this question.

Thanks for the video, you have raised a good issue. Wiring either way forms a parallel circuit. Wiring each battery to the buss bar is called a "home run". While running the wire from battery to battery is called daisy chaining. If I were using the daisy chain method, I would wire the middle battery (#2 battery in the circuit) to the buss bars to try to balance current flow to and from the pack. If the three batteries are balanced and the wires are the same length, I'm thinking that the motor should have the same performance. I'll check back for an update on this question.

Have you ever cut then buffed the 2k? curious if it cuts then buffs super smooth.

Were you able to get the lock n lube to engage the u joint just behind the flywheel through that small hole in the frame?

Thanks, great video

Hi, I enjoyed your review of this and agree with your points about it's message... It's a song for the ordinary folk who are struggling. People all over the world are feeling this song rn 🙏🕊️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Thanks a lot for this tutorial!

Great info. Thank you for posting it for us. Especially for us first-timers.

Thanks for the refresher on zerk locations. 👍🏻🇺🇸

Looks fantastic how long after the basecoat did you wait to apply the 2k clear?

How many cans of spray Max did you use? Just curious looks great.

Thanks for being the best video on showing locations of my fittings underneath.

Жуда чиройли!👍 Узбекистан.🇺🇿

Nice performance!

Thanks for the detailed video. I haven't done this service yet so it's helpful to see. One thing I wanted to point out is the red plastic ring in the engine side fuel filter bowl. My understanding is that the red plastic ring is meant to go in the bottom of the clear plastic bowl to indicate water in the fuel. The ring supposedly floats if water is present in the fuel. If the ring sits on the bottom then no water is present. I noticed that you used it as a spacer above the paper filter which I believe is incorrect. I did not find mention of this red ring in the manual but I believe this is the purpose. You might want to look into that. I'm new to the 1025R but I previously had a Kubota BX. When I replaced my fuel filters on the 1025R I used a Kubota filter under the floor board on the 1025R instead of the John Deere filter. I've read in the forums that some JD 1025R owners have had issues with that filter not lasting very long. I just replaced my filters at 15 hours after experiencing issues. Perhaps it's the biodiesel we use in MN or maybe something got into my fuel jug. If you are curious to try the Kubota filter the part number is Kubota 12581-43012. The filter is larger but it fits perfect and to me it appears to be a better filter.

New 1025r owner here. You provided great content thanks! One question, what was the cost of the 200hr kit at the posting of you video?

Excellent video. Very helpful. Thank you for posting.