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The manual does state 11qts. That is for the 5cyl engine The 5425 has 4 cyl engine and takes 9qts

engine or hydraulics?

When I added a loader to my JD 2030 I bought the super expensive "tee" from my local JD dealer. A simple JIC 08 (1/2") run tee would have worked. Current price is listed as $5.67 plus shipping

Codes 32 & 34 point to the park switch, it thinks it's in park and you asked it to move. Code 51 is that it has stayed in neutral for over 3 seconds when asked to move. (You jumpered the neutral switch)

I am with TX Jim, I too think you have failed tube to the PTO brake. This will cause an internal leak to sump and bleed off the flow from the transmission pump to the front pump causing your problem. If you do the repair or have it done replace BOTH PTO hydraulic tubes. The labor is the same...

You need to find out everything on that fuse. See if the service department will print that section of the wiring diagram for you. Then disconnect each item. If the fuse still blows, it's wiring, if not it's something you disconnected.

That close in price, it would be the one that the I liked cab on best. Or the one with the least complicated electronic controllers. I was expecting the M to be significantly more the a 5X25. How large of a 5X25 are your looking at? When I was looking, the 5425 was the largest I wanted. My 6415...

When I was looking 12+ years ago, I really wanted a 5X25 series, with MFWD, Power Reverser, and a loader. At the time the M series were new enough to be out of my budget, so I never considered them. A cab was also out of my budget. Because I did not require a cab, I ended up with a JD 6415 that...

We have to call the local Fire department for a "Burn Permit". Unless unusually dry it's granted. If you do not call for a burn permit and your fire is called in to the F.D. you get a $500 fine. They will make a run to check the fire. With a permit, they will call and check everything is under...

If no problems with your wheels (such as rusted through) I would stay with a 30" tire. For that size tractor, I would pick the 16.9-30 IIRC these were only 2-wheel drive tractors. If it needs front tires too, I would replace with the same as equipped. I would only change if it's a loader tractor...

I bought the JD version, and it came uncharged. I had to pay the dealer to charge it.

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I would start with the carburetor. Maybe the hit to the ditch upset the float or broke some debrie in the float bowl loose.

Is your tractor USA or German built? Gas or diesel engine? What in the wiring diagram do you need? I have a 1974 JD 2030 diesel USA built. The wiring is pretty simple.

Maybe flywheel engine speed sensor (if you have it) there is a serial number break where it is no longer used. Or throttle position sensor. It could be at the throttle linkage, or injection pump, depending on your serial number.