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Read articles →A real-world repair walkthrough where the owner accidentally mangled the hydraulic quick couplers on his 3046R by routing a loose hose under the tractor, which then got caught by the rear tire. The video covers damage assessment, sourcing parts through an online John Deere parts retailer with actual pricing ($326 total), the repair process including tire removal, and a leak check. Best for 3046R owners facing similar hydraulic line damage.
An owner-operator channel where the host shares hands-on experiences from his own property, openly including his mistakes, expect a candid, hobbyist perspective rather than expert-level technical guidance.
A loose hydraulic hose was routed under the tractor while using the TS10, and during mowing the hose came loose and got caught by the rear tire, bending lines and breaking a fitting.
The parts order totaled $326.07, though two items worth about $168 were probably not actually required for the repair.
Yes, the owner had to remove the rear tire to access the damage, and said the wheel weights made it difficult because they had loctite on them.
No, the owner relieved pressure, dried off the fittings, and checked each one for moisture, finding no leaks anywhere.
