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Read articles →A real-world repair walkthrough where the owner replaces a torn-off tail light assembly on a John Deere 1025R after running it into a low roof. The video covers removing the old bracket, cutting zip ties, threading four wires through the RS tube using a pull-wire trick, reinstalling the new unit, and zip-tying everything back up. Part cost mentioned is roughly $80. Best for 1025R owners facing the same common damage.
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Remove the old bracket with a 13mm socket, cut zip ties, pull the wires out, use a pull-wire trick to feed four new wires back through the RS tube, then reconnect and zip-tie everything.
The owner paid about $80, which was a bit less after a 10 percent off coupon from the parts supplier.
Tie a pull wire to the old wire before removing it, leaving it in place, then attach the new wires to that pull wire and feed them through one at a time.
