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JD 410 Backhoe Problems

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Rowdy

06-05-2003 07:14:34




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I have a "straight" 410 backhoe. The problem is after running for about 5 minutes it starts running rough and then dies. It will restart normally after a couple of minutes. The fuel filter was in terrible shape, as was the air filter, so I changed them. The engine will now run for just slightly longer. The only thing I have left to try is the fuel pump. Is it possible that the pump is getting "tired" after running a few minutes? That would seem to explain why it runs longer with a clean filter. I've just never seen a mechanical fuel pump get weak before. They've always just quit completely for me. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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davidval

06-05-2003 10:28:42




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 Re: JD 410 Backhoe Problems in reply to Rowdy, 06-05-2003 07:14:34  
if it's a roosa master pump, there is a plastic coupler inside the pump that deteriorates with time,particles from this part flow with the fuel and plug the pump's return at the check valve, this raises the pressure inside the pump advancing the injection until the engine dies. it's very common with these pumps and the remedy is to have the pump serviced by a diesel shop.
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Rick308

06-17-2006 15:58:23




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 Re: Re: JD 410 Backhoe Problems in reply to davidval, 06-05-2003 10:28:42  
I second that. My 410 is doing the same thing. The mechanic says my Roosa Master has gone bad. Just pulled it out. I have rebuilt one coming in Monday for about $560. Hopefully I will be back in business again. Previously I replaced the transfer pump and fuel filter thinking that this was all that was bad.
Rick



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John

06-05-2003 07:49:57




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 Re: JD 410 Backhoe Problems in reply to Rowdy, 06-05-2003 07:14:34  
Ayup, they do go bad. I found mine by the air bubbles that kept accumulating in the fuel filter. Tractor would run fine then start breaking down and quiting. I believe it was sucking air out of the crankase as no amount of an externally applied sealer to the pump would tighten it up.



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