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John Deere 3032E, 3036E, 3038E - 3 Point Hitch
John Deere 3032E, 3036E, 3038E Three Point Hitch
The 3-point hitch on John Deere 3032E, 3036E, 3038E tractor is
classified as a Category 1 hitch. Place center link in storage hook
when the hitch is not in use. Positioning Center Link - For light
and medium draft loads: Install center link in bottom hole of
mounting bracket. Example of light and medium draft load implements
would include a landscape rake. A category 1 implement will tilt forward
while raising in this position. For medium and heavy draft loads:
Install center link in middle hole of mounting bracket. Example of
medium and heavy draft load implements would include a tiller or box
blade. A category 1 implement will tilt forward slightly while raising
in this position. For very heavy draft loads: Install center link in top
hole of mounting bracket. Example of very heavy draft load
implements would include a plow or ripper. A category 1 implement will
raise, but angle will remain constant.
Rockshaft Control Lever
Use rockshaft control lever to raise and
lower equipment attached to the 3-point hitch. The nine positions are
identifiers only and do not signify specific operating depths. When the
rockshaft control lever is moved forward, the draft arms will lower
closer to the ground. Lower Implement: Push rockshaft control lever
forward. Raise Implement: Pull rockshaft control lever rearward.
Rate of Drop/Lock Valve
Fully lowering implement should take at least 2 seconds. To prevent overheating hydraulic oil and damaging JD 3032E, 3036E, 3038E tractors, do not raise rockshaft when drop/lock valve is closed. The rate of drop/lock valve controls the rate of rockshaft drop when the rockshaft control lever is operated. This provides direct rate of drop control for 3-point hitch mounted implements. The valve can also be used to hydraulically lock the rockshaft (three-point hitch) in a desired position.
John Deere 3032E, 3036E, 3038E tractor can be operated with the rate of drop
valve closed. With this valve closed, the rockshaft can be raised but
not lowered. Increase Rate of Drop: Rotate drop/lock valve knob
counter-clockwise to make drop faster. Decrease Rate of Drop: Rotate
drop/lock valve knob clockwise to make drop slower. Do not use the
rockshaft drop/lock valve for holding an attachment in raised position
for service work. Loss of hydraulic pressure could result in sudden drop
of attachment. Lower attachment onto blocks or remove from machine
before servicing. Lock 3-Point Hitch: Rotate drop/lock valve knob clockwise until tight. Unlock 3-Point Hitch: Rotate drop/lock valve knob
counter-clockwise.
Using Draft Links - Slowly back machine into position to align draft
links with implement lift brackets. Park machine safely. Connect draft
links to the implement.
John Deere 3032E, 3036E, 3038E tractor Implement
Leveling Implement Front-to-Rear
Leveling a 3-point hitch mounted
implement front-to-rear is accomplished by adjusting the length of the
center link. Park machine safely. Loosen locknut. Do not turn center
link body past the stops, or threads may be damaged. Rotate handle to lengthen or shorten the center link. Tighten locknut. Leveling
Implement Side-to-Side - Use turnbuckle on the right adjustable lift
link to level a 3-point hitch implement side-to-side. Park machine
safely. Loosen locknut at top of turnbuckle. Rotate turnbuckle to raise or lower draft link until 3-point hitch mounted implement is
level from side-to-side. Tighten locknut to secure position.
Adjusting Implement Side-to-Side Sway
Check implement operator’s
manual procedure for adjusting sway links. When sway links have been
properly adjusted, side sway of implement is controlled by position of
links. A small amount of sway, 13 - 25mm (1/2 - 1 in.), is needed for
many implements. Use left and right sway links to adjust 3-point
hitch implement side-to-side sway. Park machine safely. Loosen locknut. Rotate sway link adjusting rod to adjust 3-point hitch
implement side-to-side sway. Tighten locknut.
Optional iMatch Quick-Attach Hitch System
John Deere 3032E, 3036E, 3038E quick-attach hitch fits all Category I implements designed
to the ASAE Cat I standard for quick-attach hitches. Installing Hitch -
Remove three drilled pins and two bushings from JD
3032E, 3036E, 3038E quick-attach hitch. Use machine rockshaft control
lever to fully lower 3-point hitch draft links. Park machine safely.
Position quick-attach hitch near draft links and adjust 3-point hitch
sway links to align draft links with quick-attach hitch. Install
quick-attach hitch on draft links using drilled pins. Install 3-point
hitch center link on quick-attach hitch using center link quick-lock pin
and drilled pin.
Connecting Implement
Install two bushings included with quick-attach
hitch on drilled pins in implement draft link lift brackets. Move levers
on quick-attach hitch to unlocked position. Back machine into
position and align quick-attach hitch with implement lift brackets. Use
rockshaft control lever to position quick-attach hitch under lift
brackets and lift implement from ground. Fully raise implement. Move
levers on quick-attach hitch to locked position.
Using Attachments with John Deere 3032E, 3036E, 3038E tractor
When using attachments, check full range of 3 point
hitch travel each time a new attachment or implement is mounted. Watch
for hoses and attachment parts throughout the 3 point hitch travel
range. Adjust the depth stop as needed. Some attachments with very short
driveshafts may require an upstop. The driveshaft can be damaged if
attachments are operated at too high of an angle. Using Drawbar Hitch
(If equipped) - Use only the drawbar that was provided with the machine
(if equipped), or the optional drawbar available from your Dealer. Do
not install or use any other type drawbar. To avoid rearward upset, all
towed loads must be attached to the drawbar, not just to the center link
or draft arms. Maximum static vertical load on drawbar should not exceed
the maximum recommendations. Drive slowly with heavy loads.
Maximum Drawbar Loads
Certain heavy equipment such as a loaded single-axle trailer can place excessive strain on the drawbar. Strain is greatly increased by speed and rough ground. Do not exceed the following maximum static vertical loads on drawbar: JD 3032E, 3036E, 3038E Tractors - 400 kg (882 lb). Adjusting Drawbar Length - For drawn PTO-driven implements, the drawbar must be in the operating position. The drawbar is equipped with two adjusting holes for changing drawbar length and one hole for storage. Remove quick-lock pin and drilled pin. Adjust drawbar to one of two operating positions, or to storage position. Install drilled pin up from bottom of machine. Secure with quick-lock pin.
- JD 3032E-3038E Service Engine
- JD 3032E-3038E Drivetrain service
- JD 3032E-3038E 3 Point Hitch
- JD 3032E-3038E Service Miscellaneous
- JD 3032E-3038E Operating
- JD 3032E-3038E Service Electrical
- JD 3032E-3038E Troubleshooting
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