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Read articles →This is a straight step-by-step walkthrough of removing the 72-inch Model 4115 mower deck from a John Deere 2520, no sales talk or overview fluff. It covers positioning the tractor, pivoting the deck wheels, releasing spring tension, pulling locking pins and drilled pins front and back, detaching the front draft assembly, disconnecting the PTO driveshaft, and rolling the deck free. Best for 2520 owners doing this specific job themselves.
Posted by the Dan's Personal Channel channel, appearing to be an owner demonstrating the procedure on their own equipment.
Park level, turn wheels left, raise deck, then pivot both back wheels sideways, release the front wheel springs, remove pins, detach the front draft assembly, disconnect the PTO driveshaft, and roll the deck out.
Reach up and pull back on the collar, then pull it right off the shaft as the last step before rolling the deck out.
On the left front wheel, yes, you remove the whole wheel piece using needle nose pliers; the right front wheel is just pivoted sideways and pinned.