TM147619 Gen 2 2025r Technical Manual says 2050-2250 psi. You're right that I'm higher than that but I'm not hot rodding it. I may lower later in the season if I notice any popping or creaking or anything suspicious.
Interesting. I do not have the tech manual. I have a 2022 2025r. The owners manual is a 2020 version 10. Page 400-1 states 2000 +-150 psi. I wonder what is different. I would love to take it to 2300 for that extra little bit of power. What year and version is the tech manual?
Thanks for posting the video. I have had my 2003 JD 790 for about 6 years now and the process is very similar to raise the pressure. I plan on doing it very soon. Gotta give it just a little more lifting ability. Thanks again.
I never gave it a second thought about my front end loader. Wanst looking for this video either but it peaked my interest. Thank you very much for opening my eyes on how my 2025 can be better. Much appreciated and you're vid was also entertaining. Thanks again. 1 year later.👍
Perfect vid, thanks for taking the time to make it! My 2025r is scheduled to be delivered in a few weeks and I'm just preparing myself with all the info I can.
Great video man! I’m on my second 2025R. I now have a 2021 model. Had a 2015 before, it had a little stronger backhoe (270) I think? And front loader a little stronger as well. It got totaled though 😂. Long story👍
My 2016 1025R is weaker than I’d like. I’ve had 2 occasions where it would lift as much as I needed. I bought the Titan forks and probably mistakenly selected the 4” forks and should have gone with 3”… the Titan forks with the headache bar is 298 lbs. by itself
That only works in this very specific scenario where we know that the hydraulic system is by default around that pressure and rated for that. In general, there is a lot of complexity to be accounted for when formulating lifting capacity. You couldn’t put 4000 PSI on it and say “I got 50% more lifting capacity”.
@@JohnDoe-dk8zz No problems at all. It's a much more useful machine. I've seen people run much higher PSI than me. I think deere sets it low to reduce chances of tip overs or overloading the front axle.
Looking to adjust my 2020 2025r, mine is a bit below 2000. did you keep the 2400 or did you adjust back 2250? Thanks for Great video. Btw my best update to my 2025 was 2” bora wheel spacers.
I adjusted to just below 2300. I did notice when tightening the 14mm lock nut the pressure went up. Be sure to account for that movement on the valve. I will test for a week or 2 and reply back.
So the nut you turned to adjust the pressure, would there be an o ring behind it. I had John Deere adjust the pressure but then I had a hydraulic leak and they said the o ring was bad. Make sense?
I found your answer for the turning and tracking issue. It may have resolved itself through general usage but should you encounter the issue in the future, it is a really easy fix. I've attached the video that describes what I believe you encountered: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8vLik8QGjxA.html
@@dustinwood2496 Not sure about the backhoe , but I know the hoses are rated for 3000 psi, and if the rating is 3000 psi I garuntee the actual point of blowing a line would be more like 3200 and up IMO . Just read this and thought would reply even if it's over a year later lol .
100% Chineseium/weak material. They warrantied it. That said, this was months ago and this thing has been tremendous since. I've worked the hell out of it. I wouldn't be worried.
@JohnWCH How about ya tell me/ us what direction to loosen the nut & what direction to turn the Allen screw. . . .1/4 turn, 1/2 turn, 3/4 turn so on & so forth! Shoulduh done this explanation during the video to begin with!!! Stay safe!
