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Read articles →Focused entirely on the reconnection process for a rotary cutter on a John Deere 1025R, this short how-to walks through aligning the three-point hitch top hook, raising the linkage to seat the attachment, locking the lower arms, and snapping the quick-connect PTO coupler into place. It's a narrow, task-specific clip, not a buying guide or full review, best suited to 1025R owners who want a quick visual reference for this one procedure.
Posted by the 21st Century Equipment channel, which suggests a dealership or equipment-retail perspective, though no further context is provided in the available material.
Line up the top hook with the rotary cutter's top pin, raise the three point so the eye match seats, lock the two levers, then slide the quick connect coupler on until it clicks.
There are no splines to line up. You slide it onto the shaft until you hear it click, which tells you it is locked into place.
No. The quick connect coupler lines itself up and locks into place once you start sliding it on, with no awkward splines to match.
