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Old 02-21-2024, 10:04 PM
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Default Reverse drive, blade cut out switch operation

Hi I’m new to the forum.
It’s great having all you guys out there with so much information.
I have a series 3000 3235 (2003) 14A692100 52”
It’s fantastic but the reverse gear cutting mode doesn’t work switching from main ignition position on then pressing the reverse button and switching to reverse ignition position, the cutting deck drive shuts down when revers is attempted?
Any or all suggestions welcomed.
Thanks Shayne
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Welcome to OCC.


I have a question for you. I have a 3235 but mine doesn't have the reverse button and I don't see any schematics that show that. Can you post a picture of that please?

Here is a link to the free wiring diagrams.

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Old 02-22-2024, 08:38 PM
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I have a question for you. I have a 3235 but mine doesn't have the reverse button and I don't see any schematics that show that. Can you post a picture of that please?

Here is a link to the free wiring diagrams.

https://www.ccpartsnmore.com/cub-cad...ing-schematics
The schematic for the 3235 (2002-2003) shows a reverse switch.
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Old 02-23-2024, 05:26 AM
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The 3000 series do have a reverse switch but that is to kill the PTO in reverse and turn on the back up lights. You then have to push the switch off and back on when you are in neutral or going forward to turn the pto back on. It is very annoying to have to do this every time you back up. I'm thinking someone added some type of bypass to the OP thread.

It wasn't until the GT3100 or GT3200 machines where you had the ability to mow in reverse with a switch on the dash.
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The 3000 series do have a reverse switch but that is to kill the PTO in reverse and turn on the back up lights. You then have to push the switch off and back on when you are in neutral or going forward to turn the pto back on. It is very annoying to have to do this every time you back up. I'm thinking someone added some type of bypass to the OP thread.

It wasn't until the GT3100 or GT3200 machines where you had the ability to mow in reverse with a switch on the dash.
Reviving this thread to ask which thread you're referring to.

I have two 3000 series tractors. A 3206 for mowing and a 3235 for everything else. The 3235 doesn't, and will never, have a mower deck on it. I have a Sims cab and a snowblower I use on the 3235 in winter.

I want to add a small LED light bar on the back of the cab that lights the area behind me when backing up, and use the circuit for the reverse lights to turn the light on.

Many years ago I removed the spring tab that depresses the switch on the reverse pedal. I just put it back on with the assumption that I could jumper the switch so it'll apply power to the reverse circuit and the PTO will stay running.

After spending some time with a jumper wire, a meter and a circuit tester, it seems it's not that simple.

If someone could point in the right direction, I'd appreciate it.
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Old 10-14-2024, 08:06 AM
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you need to put ignition in reverse mode then push the safety cut out button leave the key in that position .
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