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JD 4020 Throttle Cut-off; How do you re-attach ? How stop the 4020 engine?

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BR Rittiner

08-31-2000 19:56:05




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My 1968 JD 4020 throttle cut-off (that is on the steering wheel column) pulled totally out!

How big of a job is this to re-attach ? Any special tools needed ?

Until I can fix this, can you suggest a good way to stop the engine ?

I do not like my curent method of 'popping' the clutch in 8th gear to stop the tractor.

Your advice is appreciated.


PS...can you also advise as to how we can get some rain in Dallas?...110 today & 72 dry days!

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Wm. D. Elliott

09-02-2000 06:53:20




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 Re: JD 4020 Throttle Cut-off; How do you re-attach ? How stop the 4020 engine? in reply to BR Rittiner, 08-31-2000 19:56:05  
I'm from Dallas, but have been in Maine for 3 weeks. Should I come back? 110 degrees is too much. It is 71 here. I'm sure my peanuts are dead/fried/whatever.

I've been considering purchasing a JD 4020 as a backup tractor to my 4230. Could you give me your take on the 4020 as a usable tractor? What implements to you use with it?



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twopop

08-31-2000 20:12:13




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 Re: JD 4020 Throttle Cut-off; How do you re-attach ? How stop the 4020 engine? in reply to BR Rittiner, 08-31-2000 19:56:05  
as i remember the only special tool you need is a steering wheel puller.pull the wheel and take out bolt that holds throttle lever in place.take the throttle lever to jd so you can get right parts.



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Steve from Tn

08-31-2000 20:10:33




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 Re: JD 4020 Throttle Cut-off; How do you re-attach ? How stop the 4020 engine? in reply to BR Rittiner, 08-31-2000 19:56:05  
You should be able to pull the little lever back on the side of the injector pump if it is like most cut offs. Experiment a little. If you do get some rain, send it on to Tenn. My crops are wilted and the prices are still low. I think that the cable is like the old choke cables. It should not be a lot of trouble to replace. But shoot, things that should not be much trouble are a whole lot of trouble. Btw, we have small chances of rain this weekend. If we get too much, I will send it your way.

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