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Read articles →This is a short, narrow how-to focused on one specific control: engaging differential lock/positive traction on the John Deere 3025E. Kevin shows the pedal location, explains the difference between brake, neutral, and the halfway-press position that locks the rear wheels, and notes the separate front 4WD lever. No pricing, specs, or broader operation covered. Best for existing owners confused about this one control, not shoppers comparing tractors.
Posted by Naples Lawn Service, an owner/operator sharing a quick practical tip from personal use of the tractor rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Press the brake pedal about halfway down, a gentle push, which locks both rear wheels together for more traction. You may hear a click when it engages.
All the way down is brake, all the way up is neither brake nor posi traction, and about halfway down engages posi traction, locking the rear wheels.
Pull up the lever near the seat to engage front four-wheel drive, which is separate from the posi traction pedal that locks the rear wheels.
