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B. Jensen

08-11-2004 20:54:31




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I just bought a '61 John Deere 4010. It runs great. The problem I have is if I turn off the engine after it warms up, I have to wait about an hour to restart the thing. After that time, it cranks right up and does her thing. I am ok as long as I keep it running. Any advice?

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B. Jensen




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Leland

08-14-2004 00:47:21




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 Re: 4010 John Deere in reply to B. Jensen, 08-11-2004 20:54:31  
Could be key switch they have a diode in then to run 6 volts to coil. they short out often. we also have a 61 can be a real stubborn thing at times



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Loren-MN

08-12-2004 15:01:56




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 Re: 4010 John Deere in reply to B. Jensen, 08-11-2004 20:54:31  
Wish I had an answer to your question, but we never did resolve that issue. We just lived with it. Had 2 3010's and a 4010 that did the same thing. Loren



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msb

08-11-2004 21:36:18




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 Re: 4010 John Deere in reply to B. Jensen, 08-11-2004 20:54:31  
Must be a gasser.Try rocking the steering wheel back and forth when cranking the starter.The hydraulic pump is trying to build pressure on you.There is a small bleed off hole in the priority valve that is supposed to compensate for this but it is probably plugged up.Not worth the effort to take it off and repair it.Rocking the steering wheel will relieve the pressure.-----If that doesn't do the trick then you probably have some bad electrical connections.Kind of hard to tell with the limited information you gave .

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