What is the "pedal" that disengages they hydro pum

The Famous Grouse · Jan 8, 2019

On a Deere 2010, I'm missing that pedal that goes up to the operator platform and that you step on to disengage they hydro pump for cold weather starting.

I can't seem to find this part or search for it, I must be using the wrong terms.

What is this part called and what is the part number?

Many thanks.

Grouse

Bob · Jan 8, 2019

I don't recall it being much of a "pedal", but it's shown with the hydraulic pump, Key # 28.

<img src = "http://jdpc.deere.com/pimages/RWP5/RWP5828________UN01JAN94.gif">

#T15353 (Hi crop and row crop utility)

#T15189 (Row crop)

Jim.ME · Jan 8, 2019

T15189 Lever shows as NLA in the JD catalogs. T15353 is called Actuator, and it shows as "NLA, check with dealer for options" when I checked that number.

What did you determine you distributor was, a Prestolite?

The Famous Grouse · Jan 8, 2019

Thanks guys.

I went to the farm yesterday and I noticed the pedal/lever was missing. Not sure it was ever there, but I'd never started the tractor in temps that cold.

Jim, I totally forgot yesterday to look at the distributor to see if it has that tag. I was in such a hurry, I had to grind my way in through deep snow, so I jumped on the tractor and plowed the driveway and then put it away. I didn't think of looking until I was driving back home (105 miles).

I'll look next time, but thanks for remembering!

Grouse

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