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Read articles →This is part two of reinstalling a mesh grill guard on a 3035D, picking up where part one left off. It covers fitting the grill panel from the middle outward, seating the emblem, removing a bracket and trim piece to avoid damage, and a warning that certain washers aren't affixed and can fall into the battery compartment. Useful mainly for owners doing this exact grill guard install, not a general tractor review.
Posted by owner Oklahoma Chris, who films his own maintenance mainly as a personal record rather than for an audience.
Work from the middle outward when fitting the grill panel, fit a tab into a bracket, wiggle it into place, then push the bottom in before installing screws.
The washers near the grill are not affixed to the tractor, so while blowing the tractor off with the grill removed, one washer blew loose and fell into the battery compartment.
Yes, a bracket held by four screws was removed on both sides, and a trim piece held by three screws was also removed to avoid damaging parts.
