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    John Deere 2940 Lift Operation Question

    Yeah, I know, and I agree. The PTO shaft angle is not optimal and this is not the best situation. I do heavily disc the plots before tilling. My plan is to use the tiller as gently as possible (low rpm & speed) until I get a smaller cat 1 tractor. Hopefully, this fall or early next year.
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    John Deere 2940 Lift Operation Question

    Thanks, Jim. I'll set it to min. for tiller use, but I'm assuming that will not change the absolute height of the lift bars. Best, Walt
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    John Deere 2940 Lift Operation Question

    Okay, I give up. Can anyone tell me why I can't upload a 400kB image named Lever1 and get a message saying my post contains "one or more restricted words?" Seems the site admins might want to work on their filtering algorithms. Sheeshhhh!
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    John Deere 2940 Lift Operation Question

    Thanks, Jim. I tried to post some more info., but my post keeps getting flagged and for some reason this site does not tell me why... so I gave up after 5-6 tries. I have saved it but can't find a moderator link to send it to- It's a totally innocuous post and VERY frustrating! (It's due...
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    John Deere 2940 Lift Operation Question

    I measured the arm heights. They are 14" off the ground when lowered fully.
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    John Deere 2940 Lift Operation Question

    I've had my JD2940 for ~ 15 years. Yesterday, I purchased a 5 ft. Frontier tiller from JD. The PTO shaft was too long and I had to cut it down several inches to be able to connect it (dealer said this was not uncommon). When I went to attach the arms, I had them dropped as low as they...
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    2940 Manual Recommendation- wiring diagrams

    I have a 1982 2940, 2WD, open cab. I have the standard clicking solenoid issue that others have had with this series (I see how folks have fixed that here) as well as some other minor electrical issues with the gauge cluster. There is a reproduction manual for sale as .pdf and hard copy...
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