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Andy

06-14-2000 17:26:05

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Posting for a friend w/out internet..His 4440 keeps plugging the trans filter. Once the light comes on, the tractor stops.(well trained machine)What comments can anyone make about trans, powertrain repairs on these units. Thanks for all comments...Andy

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20/30/40 series

06-15-2000 22:08:03

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Re: Deere 4440 in reply to Andy, 06-14-2000 17:26:05

More than likely water/moisture has accumulated in the transmission oil. This is the only thing that will cause the brake pads to "fluff off".It's expensive to repair....

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Brendon

06-15-2000 00:19:34

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Re: Deere 4440 in reply to Andy, 06-14-2000 17:26:05

Sir, as a service technician for a dealership in western Kansas, I have seen a lot of these.

First is this a Quad-Range tranny or a powershift?

Second, like posted before, pull the sump screen and take a look at it, you can pull the screen with out draining the tranny of oil if you take your shop vac and tape the hose to the trans oil filler neck, that will provide enough suction to keep the oil in the tranny while you have your screen out.

If the screen is plugged with brass colored flakes and a black material with that is fiberous like asbestos, then you have brake troubles, the pads are shot. If its silver metal flakes, you have a bearing or gear comming apart, get that fixed asap. The key thing here is the trans pump gets its oil from this screen and if its plugged up, you can cash the tranny in quickly.

If its a powershift tranny, and the material in the screen is a brown hard substance, then its powerpack clutch facings that are comming off, thats bad too.

Fire me an email if ya need more help

Brendon

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pdxgreen

06-14-2000 22:00:38

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Re: Deere 4440 in reply to Andy, 06-14-2000 17:26:05

Could be the brakes. If they go bad they will eat up the disks and plug the filer.

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twopop

06-14-2000 20:37:49

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Re: Deere 4440 in reply to Andy, 06-14-2000 17:26:05

Need to know what trans. is in this unit.but, it sounds to me that the screen in the rear end is either missing or broken.the screen is located behind a large plug just forward and below the rearaxle housing on the left side of the tractor.the screen is about 1 1/4 dia.and 12 inches long.pull the plug out and reach in with two fingers and pull screen out,then drain rest of oil out,about 15 gals.watch for filings in oil and post back what you find.brass filings are an indication of wear or trouble in the clutches,I ,once, had to clean a paper towel out out of the screen and rear end.

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steevereno

06-14-2000 19:22:01

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Re: Deere 4440 in reply to Andy, 06-14-2000 17:26:05

The next time this happens remove the filter and cut it open to see what the material is that it is capturing. The first thing that comes to mind is brakes.

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duke

06-14-2000 19:44:03

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Re: Re: Deere 4440 in reply to steevereno, 06-14-2000 19:22:01

He needs to see his dealer now

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Andy

06-19-2000 08:29:44

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Re: Re: Re: Deere 4440 in reply to duke, 06-14-2000 19:44:03

Thanks To all who posted advice, Brandon appreciated your advice on basic diagnosis. Sounds like this unit is having a brake /clutch repair coming up. Andy

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