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norman alanbar

12-10-2005 08:40:42

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I recently owned a john deer 4010 old tractor. It is hard to start in the morning. I did change all the filters and full pump also rebuild the injector pump. It is diesel it has left side PTO handles. This handle does not engage the PTO and too loose. Someone came and told me that the handle came out from the connection at the end. It only needs to be reconnected by pushing it back. I looked for a way out to get access to do that but I could not find a space to access. Does anyone know a way to connect the handle stick back?

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4010guy

12-10-2005 09:19:14

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Re: John Deer 4010 PTO Handle in reply to norman alanbar, 12-10-2005 08:40:42

pto handel left side hmmmmm sounds like a 4020 with a pump shutoff

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4010guy

12-10-2005 13:18:23

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Re: John Deer 4010 PTO Handle in reply to 4010guy, 12-10-2005 09:19:14

hi disregard what i just said. pto is on left side. DA ha! sorry bout that!!!!!

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730 virgil

12-11-2005 13:20:11

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Re: John Deer 4010 PTO Handle in reply to 4010guy, 12-10-2005 13:18:23

you had me going on that one i couldn't think of any 4020 that i had seem with pto handle on left i'd like a 4020 diesel power shift wide front 3 point dual hyds

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dp in nd

12-10-2005 16:57:19

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Re: John Deer 4010 PTO Handle in reply to 4010guy, 12-10-2005 13:18:23

Take the cover that has the key switsch on it, in side is the linkage rod that moves up and down and has a long nut like on a turn buckle to adjust the pto, the rod goes into the transmission case to the pto fork, take the bottom cover off and move the pto lever to see if the fork moves.

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R. John Johnson

12-11-2005 05:31:48

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Re: John Deer 4010 PTO Handle in reply to dp in nd, 12-10-2005 16:57:19

If you also take the top cover off the console, in addition to taking off the cover with the key switch, you should be able to view the whole pto linkage. There is a rod with a bent end that hooks into the pto handle. It then goes into the long adjusting nut, which connects to a rod which goes through the floor into the clutch housing. If memory serves me, the clutch is ajusted as follows.

Position the PTO lever so the detent is holding it . This is neutral, just ahead of the brake position.

Remove the cotter pin holding the rod to the handle.

Ajust the rod in or out of the adjusting nut until there is 3/8" vertical free play to line up the rod with its hole in the lever. You lift the rod by hand until it feels resistance. The 3/8" will be above the hole.

reinstall the rod in the handle and reinstall the cotter pin.

If I have this wrong, someone will tell me.

John

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norman alan

12-11-2005 14:32:19

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Re: John Deer 4010 PTO Handle in reply to R. John Johnson, 12-11-2005 05:31:48

Your detailed steps are better than the book. But my question is how can I reach the end I have both plates off the one on top and the one on the key. And also the bottom pan. I can not reach the end of the rode to be able to follow your direction. I put my hand on the left side just next to the key and could not go past 15� down and got stuck. I did try to get the handle out but I couldn�t. I will be able to fix it if I am able to get to it.lol�I will post a photo tomorrow as soon as I get back from the farm. God Bless you.

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norman alan

12-10-2005 22:00:15

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Re: John Deer 4010 PTO Handle in reply to dp in nd, 12-10-2005 16:57:19

I did that but I did not see the end of the rod (fork). I think it came off the fork. It is too small to put my hand from the bottom so I can feel the connection. I tried to see any other place I can get access to it but no luck. The book shows how to connected or replace it but it does not say how to take it off or put it back or how to access it�..funny thing.

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MN Bob

12-10-2005 08:56:24

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Re: John Deer 4010 PTO Handle in reply to norman alanbar, 12-10-2005 08:40:42

Old! Heck thats my newest tractor. Do you have a cab on there? should be able to remove the sides above the battery box, May have to lift the cabo off to get the console off depending on model. All my manuals are at the farm but if no other help I could go get them for you. Let me know. Bob

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norman alan

12-10-2005 22:09:29

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Re: John Deer 4010 PTO Handle in reply to MN Bob, 12-10-2005 08:56:24

Please do I do not have access on the side. I can see 1/2 way from the top but nothing from the bottom. I do not have battery box on that side I have one 12v battery on the right. the handle on the left...God bless you if you can look at your books and see if you see any way to it...

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MN Bob

12-11-2005 08:02:02

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Re: John Deer 4010 PTO Handle in reply to norman alan, 12-10-2005 22:09:29

Will be a couple days before I get out there but one day next week for sure. Have to get the welder tanks in anyway. Will take a look on mine while I am there. If you have a digital and can take a picture of your setup email me at bemidji@charter.net I will send email etc back to you.

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norman alan

12-12-2005 16:19:21

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Re: John Deer 4010 PTO Handle in reply to MN Bob, 12-11-2005 08:02:02

I got more photos that may give some info.

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norman alan

12-11-2005 13:51:47

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Re: John Deer 4010 PTO Handle in reply to MN Bob, 12-11-2005 08:02:02

I thank you for all you/yours help God bless you all. I am uploading some photos as general but I will go tomorow and take a spacific photo of the inside and outside.
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