John Deere 2535 Tractor Parts

2535 parts and accessories

The John Deere 2535 was a popular agricultural tractor known for its reliability and versatility, manufactured between 2008 and 2012. Powered by a robust Yanmar diesel engine producing around 50 horsepower, it provided ample power for various farm tasks. Its strong PTO, rated at approximately 43 horsepower, made it ideal for operating implements, enhancing its popularity among small to medium-sized farming operations.

The John Deere 2535 was introduced as a utility tractor, filling a crucial segment in John Deere's lineup between 2008 and 2012. It offered a blend of power and maneuverability suitable for diverse farming applications. At its heart is a Yanmar 4TNV88 diesel engine, a reliable powerplant producing approximately 50 horsepower. This 2.19-liter (134 cu in) engine provided ample torque for demanding tasks. The tractor typically features a synchronized transmission with 8 forward and 8 reverse gears, offering a wide range of speeds for different operations. The PTO delivers around 43 horsepower, available in 540 RPM configuration. The hydraulic system provides a flow rate of around 8.7 GPM, powering implements and attachments efficiently. A Category I 3-point hitch with a lift capacity of approximately 2645 lbs allows for the use of a wide range of implements. Common applications include row crop cultivation, hay baling, livestock feeding, and light tillage. Compared to smaller models, the 2535 offered more power and hydraulic capacity, while being more compact than larger frame tractors, making it a versatile choice for many farmers.

Specifications

Engine	Yanmar 4TNV88 50 HP Diesel
PTO HP	43 HP @ 540 RPM
Transmission	Synchro 8F/8R
Hydraulics	8.7 GPM, 2 remotes
3-Point Hitch	Category I, 2645 lbs
Fuel Capacity	11.9 gallons
Weight	3748 lbs
Years Produced	2008-2012

Maintenance Tips

Change engine oil and filter every 250 hours of operation using John Deere-approved engine oil. Regularly inspect the air filter and clean or replace it as needed to maintain optimal engine performance.
Inspect hydraulic fluid levels and check for leaks regularly. Change the hydraulic fluid and filter according to the manufacturer's recommendations, typically around every 500 hours, to ensure proper hydraulic system function.
Use clean, high-quality diesel fuel and add a fuel stabilizer during seasonal storage to prevent fuel degradation and injector clogging.
Before storing the tractor for the winter, drain the fuel tank, change engine oil and filter, grease all fittings, and disconnect the battery. Store the tractor in a dry, sheltered area to prevent rust and corrosion.

History & Background

The John Deere 2535 was introduced in 2008 as part of John Deere's utility tractor offerings. While there weren't any major redesigns during its production run, it represented a modern, compact, and powerful solution for farmers needing a versatile machine. Its relatively short production run reflects the evolving needs and advancements in tractor technology during that period.

Frequently Asked Questions

What engine is in the John Deere 2535?

The John Deere 2535 is powered by a Yanmar 4TNV88 diesel engine. It is a 2.19-liter (134 cu in) 4-cylinder engine, known for its reliability and fuel efficiency. This engine produces approximately 50 horsepower.

What is the PTO horsepower on a 2535?

The PTO horsepower on the John Deere 2535 is rated at approximately 43 horsepower. It operates at 540 RPM.

What oil filter fits the 2535?

The recommended oil filter for the John Deere 2535 is John Deere part number RE504836. Cross-references include Baldwin B7344, Fleetguard LF16015, and Wix 57356.

What are common parts needed for the 2535?

Common wear parts for the John Deere 2535 include engine oil filters, fuel filters, air filters, hydraulic filters, fan belts, hydraulic seals, steering components (tie rod ends), and clutch parts (if equipped with a manual transmission). Regular inspection and replacement of these parts will ensure reliable operation.

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