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Re: John Deere 400 series backhoe and loader
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Posted by JDknut on November 17, 2004 at 10:12:38 from (152.119.204.81):
In Reply to: John Deere 400 series backhoe and loader posted by Bob Santilla on November 17, 2004 at 06:35:47:
Probably has a 4219, 4239 or 4276, depending on vintage. Those are decent wet sleeve engines worth the rebuild especially if only an inframe is needed. Shop inframe on a 4239 for me this year was $3800. Pistons, rings, liners, seals, bearings, valve job, etc. But if the hard starting is the only thing, maybe it is injectors, pump, timing, poor electrical cable connections, etc. might pay to check those first, then check compression to see if it is up to spec. Just my $0.02. good luck
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