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Read articles →Brock takes his John Deere 2038R on a quick paid brush-cutting job next door, swapping in a flail mower after discovering a broken shear pin. The video's real hook is troubleshooting: a coolant leak from an aftermarket heater hose and a mysterious flashing PTO warning light at 725 hours. Light on specs but honest about the problems encountered, good viewing for 2038R owners dealing with similar electrical or cooling issues.
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Brock does not know the cause but suspects a bad relay or switch, possibly from hydraulic fluid that sprayed into the control station earlier and looked like it caused smoke.
Yes, Brock used a flail mower after breaking a shear pin on his brush cutter, and it cut tall material well, though it can't mow in reverse like a brush cutter can.
Brock found a steady drip coming from the aftermarket heater hose he had added, not from a factory John Deere part, after previously needing to add coolant due to overheating.
