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4010 changing from rollamatic to solid post

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Jim Pollock

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My son wants to change out the rollamatic on his 4010 to a solid post. We found a solid post put it has no hubs. Does anyone know if the hubs from the rollamatic will fit the solid post. I looked on jdparts but it doesn't show any hubs or part numbers in the rollamatic section
 
What ever you do make "sure" you use the correct length bolts that hold it to the steering motor, a bolt a bit too long will tighten into the seal and ruin the seal..and then the operation would be a success but the patient died...
 
They're not showed with rollamatic because they're the same.
Reuse your mounting bolts if motor is not leaking. As TJ says...
too long will get seal.
 

Thanks for the help guys. Since you mention leaks, some of you guys probably recall that this is the tractor we bought with a rod through the block so we have run it. Between the fuel tank and radiator it appears that something was leaking slightly and the dust stuck to it. We are not real familiar with these tractors and I know it could be anything but are these tractors known for something leaking in this area? It almost looks like the power steering lines were spraying slightly from the unions there by the fuel tank up towards the fuel tank, from the dust that is stuck to the tank but the lines were tight. The transmission fluid level is full.
 

I am not sure but after looking a little closer, I think what has been leaking is fuel around the fuel gauge sending unit. This tractor has been just sitting for almost 2 years and it had about 3/4 tank fuel.
 
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