Dog on a Deere

   / Dog on a Deere #11  
Congrats on the new tractor. Post a follow up after a few hours of use. I like my ole 2210, but these new machines make it look a little dated.... :eek:
 
   / Dog on a Deere #12  
Good pics, congrats on the new GREEN Machine! Make sure the training rider operates with a helmet on :D
 
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I have a 2012 1026R that has that RIO on it. I disabled mine by making a little bracket out of sheet metal to permanently make up the reverse pedal position sensing switch. I did not want to cut wiring and jumper stuff. Right under the front of the seat there is a plastic black cover that you can easily remove. you have to remove the three point speed knob with an allen wrench, and the deck height of cut knob( it just pulls off). With the tractor shut down you can then actuate your reverse pedal and see the linkage move off the switch. All it takes is a little "L" bracket and a couple holes and you can bolt it right on the switch bracket in the same holes as the switch using the same bolts. Very easy to do. I'm getting ready to trade mine in on a bigger machine and I will remove this so that the dealer doesn't have to.( I'm sure they will check that upon trade in). But I am still only assuming that the 1025R has the same setup. If it is not I apologize. It definitely makes it better when mowing without that ignorant feature lol.

Thanks for the info. I'll look into that solution. I didn't really want to cut any factory wiring either.

Chris
 
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Well guys,

I didn't get much seat time today on the new Deere. Between the dog and my girl friend I was only allowed on the green machine for about 5 minutes! I guess I'll just get to wax it now and then. At least I still get to use my Kubota!
 
   / Dog on a Deere #15  
Thanks for the info. I'll look into that solution. I didn't really want to cut any factory wiring either.

Chris

For the switch override, depending on how it's wired, it either requires simply unplugging it, or unplugging it and adding a jumper wire to the tractor side of the plug. If that method is used and you want to reverse it, you simply remove the jumper if needed and plug it back in.
 
   / Dog on a Deere #16  
Amazing the things some folks do to jumper a switch when a short length of wire with two spade lugs can fix the problem in 30 seconds.
 
   / Dog on a Deere #17  
Amazing the things some folks do to jumper a switch when a short length of wire with two spade lugs can fix the problem in 30 seconds.

Yep and is reversable in the same amount of time.
 
   / Dog on a Deere #18  
I know I'll probably get arrested by the safety police but does anyone have any tips on disabling the mower kill function when in reverse? Coming from a zero this a production kill for me.

Chris.[/QUOTE]


There is a pushbutton switch under the machine that the reverse pedal pushes when you want to go backwards. If the mower PTO is engaged, the engine kills. If you loosen the bolt that holds the switch in place, and rotate the switch so that the reverse pedal doesn't push it, your problem is solved. Just retighten the bolt in this new position. The original function can be restored at any time by returning the pushbutton switch to its original position. Nice rig...and nice dog!
 

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