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John Deere X530 - Slow or No Reverse Fix

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First published at 15:07 UTC on January 20th, 2021.

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No, it isn't normal for your reverse to "creep". After about 300 hours of use, I noticed my reverse was getting slower and it wasn't long after that before I had to slip my toe under the forward pedal and lift up to reverse the tractor. I inspected my pedal linkage and found a lot of "slop" and then consulted - https://jdparts.deere.com - for the diagrammed parts list. Note: you have to choose your dealer or a dealer where you want the parts shipped. To support this channel and help us make more videos like this please consider sending some feel good $$$ to paypal.me/ourpassthyme . Thanks!

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