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Read articles →This is a straightforward maintenance walkaround for the 3032E/3E series, not a buying or performance review. A SunSouth dealership rep points out daily and periodic check points: engine oil dipstick, air filter and dust valve, coolant reservoir levels, radiator cleaning, fuel filters/bowl draining, front axle and transmission dipsticks, and service intervals (50-hour filter change, 200-hour/annual service). Best for new owners learning where fluid checks are located.
Posted by the SunSouth John Deere dealership channel as an informational service video, not an independent or hands-on review.
It is located on the engine, and it is best checked when the engine is cool to get a more accurate reading.
Use a water hose or compressed air to keep it clean. Do not use a pressure washer, as it can bend the fins and damage the radiator.
After the first 50 hours, change the two transmission filters and the John Deere High Guard transmission fluid.
Both the front axle and transmission use John Deere High Guard fluid, checked using dipsticks on each component.
