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Read articles →Shot at the National Farmers show, this is a John Deere product manager walkaround of the newly announced 3D series, with the 3035D as the centerpiece. The rep covers the key differences from the 3E: heavier chassis, 8x8 gear-drive sync-reversal transmission (not hydrostatic), three engine options (25/35/43 hp), Tier 4 emissions with DPF on the 35 and 43, and available accessories. Static booth footage only, no operating demo. Best for shoppers comparing 3D vs. 3E at a glance.
Posted by the dieselshadowman channel, which appears to be an enthusiast or independent creator filming booth conversations at a farm show rather than a dealership or manufacturer channel.
The 3D series comes with an 8x8 gear drive transmission with sync reversal, not the hydrostatic transmission used in the 3E series. You clutch to shift between forward and reverse, and travel direction is synchronized.
No, the 3035D only has a rear PTO, no mid PTO, though extra hydraulics are available in the rear.
There are three engine options: 25, 35, and 43 horsepower. The 35 and 43 horsepower engines have a DPF for Tier 4 emissions, while the 25 horsepower does not.
The heavier cast chassis adds stability over uneven terrain and allows the tractor to lift more weight, with about 1600 pounds of loader lift capacity.
