JOHN DEERE 1025R | Single Point Connector Deere 1023e/1025r/2025r
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- Today we will install the new Single Point Hydraulic connector for Deere 1023e, 1025r, and 2025r tractors. LINKS: below in the description
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Part# - John Deere Single Point Hydraulic Connector Kit - BXX10283
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I hope you enjoy this video and helps you in your installation.
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Great video! Especially since the kit doesn't come with instructions. I remove the front bucket fairly often on my 1025 and always hated the placement of the hose connections. This setup is so much easier.
Thanks for stopping by the channel Kenny. I hated messing with those quick connections because one always seemed to stick. Now I don’t even shut the tractor off to remove the loader. It’s well worth the investment. 👍🏼 Take Care
I love this video, I have watched it 4 times you do a excellent job, and my 1025R has the factory cab and its even harder. I need to order one now!! thanks
Hey Russell, Thanks for the kind words and stopping by the channel. The single point connection is slick, just make sure it will be compatible with a factory cab and it won’t interfere with the bracket or single point connection.
Ditto here !
Just got this kit delivered yesterday, Thanks for a great detailed installation video. I only have use of one arm so this will be amazing for me. It takes me quite a bit of time to get my bucket on and off.
Hey spdmonkey.. Thanks for stopping in to check out the channel. I’m so glad you liked the video.. It was quite lengthy but I wanted to let everyone see the full install.. I’m installing the MUDDSCUSTOMS step and tie down hooks tomorrow. Video should go up by Sunday morning. THANKS AGAIN FOR YOUR SUPPORT! 👍🏼👍🏼 Take Care..
Great step-by-step instructions of the installation of the single point kit. I noticed that this is a dealer installed option when ordering a 1025R tractor, but your video is great for those wanting to DIY to save some cash.
Hey Jeff, Thank you for stopping by the channel and the kind words. Yeah I agree, depending on how much the dealer wants to charge to install this kit it would definitely be beneficial to someone to install it themselves. Take Care and Think Green 😁
My new 1025r came with the single point came with it installed. I'm glad it did. My old tractor didn't have that. Was tough taking the loader off sometimes. Good video.
Hey Joel, Wow.. You're lucky.. Well as you now know the single point is definitely a game changer for sure. Congrats on the new 1025r Take Care
Thank you a great informative video
Hey Paul, Thanks for stopping by to check out the channel. It’s much appreciated. 👍🏼
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Hey Mac, Thanks for stopping by the channel and checking out the videos. 👍🏼 Take Care..
As always, excellent video.
Thanks Chris !! And thank you for watching the videos. It's greatly appreciated and keeps me making more. Take Care👍🏼
@@SometimeIsNow I have to tell you your videos are going to be a guide for me when my 1023 E gets here next month. You make it so easy to do the maintenance on it. I appreciate that.
@@chrisswartzwelder8494 I'm glad they're a good reference. I like to be thorough and show how things come apart and back together then each person can decide whether they want to try and attempt the maintenance themselves. Everyone will tweek the method to their liking. I do these videos to show it can be done without utilizing the dealer for most services & maintenance. No one cares more for your tractor more than you do and you'll have more attention to detail and save money while learning more about your tractor.. 👍🏼
@@SometimeIsNow yep I agree with you. I love doing that stuff myself. I was online looking for that Snap On digital torque wrench. That’s nice. I’ll probably go with the gear wrench flex head. I can justify the cost to the wife.
@@chrisswartzwelder8494 I hear ya Chris.. I always tell my wife if something happens to me never sell my tools for what I tell you I pay for them. 🤣😂 Take Care buddy 🤙🏼
Fantastic video. Thank you. I was going to wait unil the Spring to order this for my 1025R but I'm taking your advice. Sometime is NOW!
Hey AJ, Thanks for watching the video. The single point connection is the best upgrade hands down I’ve done on my tractor. Going from the loader to the blower is so easy now and I don’t even shut the tractor off anymore. Money well spent. Take Care. 👍🏼
@@SometimeIsNow I just finished the install after watching your video a couple of times. Thanks to your video it was a very easy job. No more struggling with those hose connections. It got to the point where I just left the loader on all the time because it was such a pain to disconnect those fittings. Not any more! Thank you very much for the instructions!
@@AJLJR77 Hey AJ, That's Awesome !! I'm glad you did it yourself.. 👍🏼 I got so frustrated with those 4 so called quick connections.. The single point just made sense for that easy on and off loader/snowblower.. Take Care my friend !! 🤙🏼
A couple questins, if you be so kind to awnser please! I noticed that the original bolts( Stock Bolts) that you removed have a nut shape neck, so it secured to the tractor frame, eliminating the need of using wrench inside. Why JD does not supply a same shape bolt, just longer? The new ones had treads all through the end, making room for future movements and coming loose. Also, only JD sales this kit? By the way, kudos to you, great video, not at speedy Gonzales, as many videos on the green tractors, too busy selling products, 😂. Great and clean job, and a very clean shop! I want to install this kit on my recently purchased 2019 1025R. Already boutique a seat cover, a step bracket.
Riley would help if he had thumbs, that's a nice setup. Gives you more play time.
Hey Brad, Welcome back.. I agree... If Riley had thumbs he would help.. He’s definitely not lazy.. He goes goes goes.. 😂 How’s that SxS treating you? Having fun with it?
@@SometimeIsNow I like it so far , only got about 70 miles on it so far
Great video, glad I found your channel! Going to tackle the install on my 1023E soon. Question: Since you're adding empty volume to the system with new hoses, should one expect to have to add more hydro fluid? Thanks!
Hey highland1318, Thanks for stopping by the channel to checkout the video. I checked it after the install and did add alittle JD Low Vis HY-GARD to bring it back to where it was suppose to be on the dipstick. Take Care
Excellent job on explaining the installation. Gonna have to save some dollars to get one for mine. Now that you’ve had this for awhile, do you find it hinders checking the oil, access to the oil filter or anything like that? Thanks!
Hey Michael, Thanks for stopping by the channel. This single point connection is pricey but it’s well worth the money with not having to fight the quick couplings. There’s no issues in checking the oil or changing the oil filter. I made a video on changing the oil and filter. Check it out and you can see. th-cam.com/video/x8GYGeiWuhY/w-d-xo.html
Take Care🤙🏼
Great video! I am going to get a new 1025r that actually comes standard with the single point connector now. One question about something I noticed. When you were showing the single point in action, I notice you left the tractor running when you connected/disconnected it? Is that an added benefit of the larger connector is that you don’t have to shut the tractor off and wiggle the joystick to release the pressure?
Hey Kyle.. Thanks for stopping by the channel.👍🏼 Congrats on the new 1025r you’re getting. You’ll love it, it’s a great little tractor. To answer your question, You’re Correct… One of the best things with having the single point connection is you don’t have to shut the tractor off to swap attachments.. Before installing the single point I’d have to shut the tractor off and wiggle the joystick to relieve pressure so I could unhook those four connections. Then if I unhooked the loader outside in the sun where the lines would build up pressure from the heat, then I couldn’t get the connections back on without pushing in the center to relieve pressure off the hose. It was so frustrating and I hated it. The money the single point cost was well worth the ease of use and no frustration. Take Care and enjoy that tractor 🤙🏼
Say I just got my kit last Friday (8/13) thought you said you were going to get extra parts to do your snowblower too. If so please post a video on how you did your hookup and the additional parts you need/got to do this. I did but I think some are not correct.
Hey Trainmaster52, Thanks for stopping by the channel. Yes I will do a video for the snowblower soon. At the time I made the single point video my snowblower is in the back of the garage, stored away for the summer months. The plan is I will do a fall video hooking up the single point to the blower. If you want to shoot me a email at the email below I can send you photos of the parts I have with part#'s along with the connections on my blower. Yoursometimeisnow@gmail.com Take Care and I look forward to hearing from you.
Did you use the extra washers that came with the kit to space out the new bracket so the side panel has more room to slide off?
Hey JM, Thanks for stopping by to check out the channel. No I didn’t. I don’t believe it showed in the directions to add them behind the bracket to shim it out. I don’t like stacking washers to make a shim. If I was going to move the bracket out I would just buy one specific thickness spacer like a 1/4” spacer from McMaster Carr and just add one spacer per bolt to move it out. Would just have to make sure there’s enough thread for the nut to go on before deciding how thick to make the spacer. I agree the bracket is a little close to the side panel but as long as the rubber trim is on the bracket it doesn’t hurt the panel. If I was constantly removing the panel I would look into it more. Take Care. 👍🏼
How did you know which way the orfice goes? On my factory loader it was reversed from what I believe I saw you do. Which direction does slot on orfice go?
Hey J, Thanks for stopping by the he channel. 👍🏼 I don’t believe it matters which way the office faces honestly as all it does is reduce the flow of fluid to that function. I installed it with the flat surface up just because it was going against another flat surface but like i stated I dont think it matters which way it goes. The fluid flows both ways through that reduced orifice so it shouldn’t matter. Take Care 🤙🏼
Excellent video sir. Question does the vertical bracket the single point lever mounts to get in the way of the oil filter? Looks like it could make it more difficult to get the oil filter off?
Hey Daniel, Thank you for stopping by the channel.. Check out my oil change video. You can see the oil filter doesn’t have an issue clearing the mount. th-cam.com/video/_j8ptxnF1Lk/w-d-xo.html Take Care 👍🏼
@@SometimeIsNow Thank you for pointing that out. BTW the video you linked to is the fuel filter change but I found your oil filter change on too. Subscribed.
@@danielcrafton6676 Ooops sorry.. 😁 I seen Filter change an assumed it was the oil filter one. Thank you for subscribing. I really appreciate it. 👍🏼 Take Care
Great how to VIDEO.....I've got 1 question would you be able to use this same set up for a snow blower attachment????
Hey Har99ley, Thanks for stopping by the channel. Yes I made a video on adding it for the snow blower attachment. It’s not cheap but it’s worth it. It’s very slick now changing between the loader and blower. Check it out: th-cam.com/video/k9dqaMgrveU/w-d-xo.html
And:
th-cam.com/video/hESMfrdXsBo/w-d-xo.html
Take Care 🤙🏼
@@SometimeIsNow Thanks for the speedy reply, I just watched your other video GREAT one as well! My JD is a 2019 and I've built a cab for it And I'm not sure if I'll have enough room, looking for a good pic of the space between the upright and the one point hitch handle?? thanks
What brand marker is that? at 7:37 Is it a paint marker or something similar?
Hey Wulfjason, Thanks for stopping to watch the videos. The marker you’re asking about is a Dykem Brite Paint Marker. Amazon had them but they only have the green fine tip left.
www.amazon.com/DYKEM-8030-8414-Brite-Mark-Marker-Green/dp/B01LVZI5GC/ref=sr_1_6?crid=301SUFI5ATQ6Q&keywords=dykem%2Bbrite-mark%2Bpaint%2Bmarkers%2Bfine&qid=1687003307&sprefix=dykem%2Bbrite-mark%2Bpaint%2Bmarkers%2Bfine%2Caps%2C104&sr=8-6&th=1
Grainger has the yellow ones.
www.grainger.com/product/DYKEM-Paint-Marker-Fiber-Nib-2GKV4
Take Care. 🤙🏼
Sir, did you manage to find a way to hook that up to snow blower? I am thinking of getting a second top connection.
Hey Charles, Thanks for stopping by the channel. It’s much appreciated. I’m getting very close to installing the snowblower connections. I’m just transitioning to fall/winter mode this past week and got the snowblower out from the back of the garage. I hoping to get a video out within a week I would say. I’ve been trying to finish up my outside retaining wall work. I’ll try to get to it this week and get it posted. I know there’s been a lot of interest lately. Take Care and keep an eye out for the video.. 👍🏼
@@SometimeIsNow Get my snowblower monday and hoping you have some good ideas. Thanks for the response. I think I am going to search for top connector and I think I am going to copy you and get rid of the sprocket early on with the snowblower.
@@charleslynch908 I can send you photos and #’s of what parts I purchased for the blower through www.greenpartstore.com if you send me your email. Send to: yoursometimeisnow@gmail.com and I’ll send you the photos and. Part#’s so you know how much it’s going to cost to do your blower.
have a mouser cab so im really interested in clearence
Hey John, Thanks for stopping by the channel.👍🏼 I highly doubt you could use my style single point connection with a Mauser cab. You can check out one of the other TH-cam channels, @justdoingmyownthing th-cam.com/video/X7Rs4yxgBjQ/w-d-xo.html
He has a slick single point connection setup with his Mauser cab. Take Care
Do you have dust caps for those when you take the top part off?
Hey Kenneth, Thanks for stopping by the channel. Yes, the caps came with the kit and they hang from the lower half so when you remove the upper you can cap them if you're going to drive around without the top half. Take care 🤙🏼
@@SometimeIsNow I have a question when we got ours installed they never gave me the dust caps for it at all. It came back from the dealership with no discounts. Desk caps
@@kennethgasiecki915 Hey Kenneth, If your dealer ordered yours as a John Deere kit they should have came with the color coded dust covers. If you look at my video @11:35 you can see two full sets of dust covers that came with my kit. I’d just give your dealer a call and ask them if there was a reason yours didn’t come with the install.. If they’re a reputable dealer I’d think they’d just get you some.
Does the John Deere single point hydraulic connector part #BW16079 WORK ON THE 1025R TRACTOR?
Hey Ruben, I believe the part# you are referring to is for the larger 3000 series tractors
@@SometimeIsNow I am trying to find a single point connection for the front loader and possibly for three lines and not just two.
So how do you hook up the hydraulic connection for the midmount mower once this is installed?
Hey Davis, Thanks for stopping by the channel. My Tractor doesn’t have a mid mount mower so I will only be able to venture a guess on this question and only assume it would be no different than my snowblower. One would have to purchase the upper half of the single point (Hydraulic Quick coupler Part# LVA24157) and however many fittings (Elbow Fitting Part# 38H3045) so to make that secondary implement a quick connect as well as a loader. I will be doing another video soon on what will need to be done to make my snowblower use the single point once I converted it over to single point. Once you add this single point connection, any other attachment will need the upper hydraulic quick coupler to be able to utilize this new upgrade. I’ve had a couple requests now so i will get the video filmed and edited sooner than later. Take Care !
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@@SometimeIsNow Thanks!!
MMM does not require hydraulic a connection
@@marvinjackson2641 It does if you have hydraulic mower lift as opposed to manual.
How much was this kit when you got it?
Hey Tino, Thanks for stopping by the channel. When I purchased the Single Point kit back in March of 2021 the kit was $653.40. It’s now $690.80 on greenpartsstore.com Take Care 🤙🏼
tell me you're a pipe fitter without telling me you're a pipe fitter😅
Hahahahahaha Nope.. Way off.. I just retired at 55 with 36yrs with the same company from Supervisor in Maintenance. 👍🏼
@@SometimeIsNow good video, minus the metric wrenches lol
@@marvinjackson2641 Hahahahaha. I hear ya. That wall in my garage is all metric wrenches, mostly for my snowmobiles but seems to be migrating to the tractor. 🤦🏼♂️ Take care 👍🏼
@@SometimeIsNow I'm curious as to why you didn't put the colored zip ties on both ends of the hoses?
@@marvinjackson2641 Hey Marvin, Thanks for stopping by the channel to check out the video. Good Eye.. 😁 I saved the other set of colored zipties to use on the snowblower hoses when I converted that to the other single point connection. When I finally completed that project last fall I just never put them on the snowblower hoses. No other reason. Take Care 👍🏼
How much money did this kit cost?
Hey Marvin, Thanks for stopping by the channel. I believe it’s $1,044.54 for the total kit including with the second upper part and 4 O’rings for the snowblower conversion. If you just want the single point kit its listed at $690.80 right now.
If you add the extra 4 O’rings will be $6.64 and second Upper Hydraulic connector is $337.90 for the snowblower conversion. Hope this helps. I’ll be honest it isn’t cheap but it’s worth it to me. Take care 👍🏼
@@SometimeIsNow MY tractor finally came in. It was delivered last week and i have begun the install of this kit. Hope mine goes as smoothly as yours did. Thanks for the Vid.
@@marvinjackson2641 Congrats on getting your new tractor.. You’re going to love it. For its size it sure does like to work. Let me know how the install goes and your review once its complete. One thing I’ve heard from other subscribers is to keep in mind if you purchased the mid mount mower you’ll get a different main front snowblower quick hitch frame mount due to it has to do double duty. Snowblower and mower. So when you go to hang the quick hitch on the tractor you will need to turn the front wheels all the way to one side for the bracket to hang on the main frame mount. 👍🏼 Take Care
@@SometimeIsNow So I just finished the install, it went smoothly thanks to your video. A couple things 1- what is the secret to putting the side panel back on the tractor, I got mine on but it was a really tight squeeze. 2- what did you do with the original metal bracket that held the hoses on the loader. 3-i had to loosen up probably 60% of my connections because i didn't realize that the hoses wont fit if they are not aligned properly. this seems almost impossible until everything is ready to connect (male-female ends). and 4- I ended up putting zip ties in those 2 vacant holes on the arm to secure the hoses better, and what are those holes for anyway.
Correction that was part #16970.
Hey Ruben, If you're referring to Part# BW16970 , that single point is different than the one I installed on my 1025r
The 16970 is for use with model year 2017 and newer NSL 220R Loader on 2032R and 2038R Tractors
@@SometimeIsNow thank you for the info. My 1025R is a 2017, so it's older then the 2017, thus i don't think the part number that works for the 2017 or newer will work on mine. I need to find what single point connection will work on my tractor, i am probably asking for too much by wanting a single point hydraulic hook up connection for three lines. Do you think i should try to have on fabricated?
@@rubenlao378 I've seen single point connections that were specifically for the much larger tractors with 3 functions, but never on a 1000 series sub compact.
After watch the whole video, and listening to you mentioned the wrench sizes, it dawn on me, that what JD is doing is trying to please the EU and Americans, MM & Stand. For the heck of my boots, couldn't they make things simpler? Choose one or other? Its US tractor right? Even though I grow up using mm, and think its the best, simpler way to memorize, but now living here, English is the language, press 1, 😂. Soon it will be ; Press 2 option. 🤣🤣
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