John Deere 2520 snowblower bracket.. I need help !!

I don't have one...But I think you are correct-it should be welded!

Thanks alot for getting back to me so quickly guys.. Looks like This should be covered under warranty then as this was not made right from the factory.. Also I've noticed I never received the brackets that bolt to the tractor that you hang this mentioned bracket to.. I shouldn't have waited so long after I purchased the tractor to try and fit the blower to the tractor.. :banghead: LOL But I was so busy loving the loader it never crossed my mind till we finally are going to get some snow...

I believe I need these which never came with my tractor..

RaisedonDeere said:

Thanks alot for getting back to me so quickly guys.. Looks like This should be covered under warranty then as this was not made right from the factory.. Also I've noticed I never received the brackets that bolt to the tractor that you hang this mentioned bracket to.. I shouldn't have waited so long after I purchased the tractor to try and fit the blower to the tractor.. :banghead: LOL But I was so busy loving the loader it never crossed my mind till we finally are going to get some snow...

I believe I need these which never came with my tractor..

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Yep, you need those brackets as well. They live on the tractor year round, the other stuff comes off in the spring.

As for the bracket, just patch it up with a little chewing gum & duct tape. I'm surprised that part made it out the door.

Hi Guys,

R.O.D., that's a shocking sight! It's a good thing you caught that. If it came loose when you pulled the pto switch, I'm guessing it could have done a lot of other damage.

I had to take my old mowing deck back to my dealer a couple of years ago because the factory forgot to finish welding on one of the gauge wheel mounts. I was mowing along one day and noticed it flexing and then the missing weld. I could have fixed it myself, but thought they should be aware of it. I was a bit taken aback when the guy's response to me was "well, those shouldn't really ever touch the ground anyway"... Yeesh..

Anyway, I wouldn't settle for letting the dealer weld yours back together either. Those two plates need to be pretty parallel. I would want them to be out of the factory jig.