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Jd410b fires right up but as soon as you put a load on her she dies out ,fires right back up throttles up but as soon as you grab say loader bkt lever she dies or wants to die and barley can get out of its own way,wont throttle up. HELP ! THX
 
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friscolarry707 said:
Jd410b fires right up but as soon as you put a load on her she dies out ,fires right back up throttles up but as soon as you grab say loader bkt lever she dies or wants to die and barley can get out of its own way,wont throttle up. HELP ! THX
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Welcome to the forums. A 410B is a diesel, but it is always best if you include such info in your description, remember we can't see your machine.

Some background can help. Is this a machine you just got, or have you had it a while and this problem just started? What maintenance have you done recently (before the issue started)? Filter changes? Has it been run out of fuel? What is the current fuel level?

Do you have manuals for it? If so, what are the titles?
 
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Tx Jim said:
Which type fuel gasoline or diesel?? Check for good flow from tank to carburetor or inj pump.. How many hrs of use since fuel filter was changed? Is fuel tank venting?
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410B should be a 4219 diesel (natural or turbo'd) unless it has had a transplant, and would have a transfer pump. front mounted tank, bottom draw, similar set up to the ag tractors
 
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Tractordata & JD parts shows 410B could have either diesel or gasoline powered engine.

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Jim.ME said:
Welcome to the forums. A 410B is a diesel, but it is always best if you include such info in your description, remember we can't see your machine.

Some background can help. Is this a machine you just got, or have you had it a while and this problem just started? What maintenance have you done recently (before the issue started)? Filter changes? Has it been run out of fuel? What is the current fuel level?

Do you have manuals for it? If so, what are the titles?
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Thank you . Ive never been on any forum or chatted with anyone in my life . Im a 61 yr old greenhorn rookie . I appreciatr you taking the time and making me aware of all this ,thank you i just bought the machine through a friend of a friend,yes i purchased a tech manual, i have purchased filters but have omly changed the fuel filter so far . Im currently taking panels off and getting ready to checkout and flush and the entire fuel system. I am a local 3 operator but this is my first backhoe i own .havent worked on them very much if at all . I have never had a car or bike in any shop ever so i do have mechanical experience but none with a diesel . I can really appreciate anyones guidence and suggestions ,Thank you very much .
 
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friscolarry707 said:
Jd410b fires right up but as soon as you put a load on her she dies out ,fires right back up throttles up but as soon as you grab say loader bkt lever she dies or wants to die and barley can get out of its own way,wont throttle up. HELP ! THX
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I have a 401B you will like it when it finally runs correct. I suspect a fuel starving problem. A little of helpful information: when ordering parts make sure you use your serial number. I ordered a part for mine, and used the wrong manual, and the wrong part arrived. Here I set waiting for the correct part, and paying 25% restocking fee when the part arrives. Stan
 
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I had similar tractor with those j problems . After 30+ years of sediment in the bottom of the fuel tank. It was stirred up and plugged everything . Even ruined the mechanical primary fuel pump
 
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37chief said:
I have a 401B you will like it when it finally runs correct. I suspect a fuel starving problem. A little of helpful information: when ordering parts make sure you use your serial number. I ordered a part for mine, and used the wrong manual, and the wrong part arrived. Here I set waiting for the correct part, and paying 25% restocking fee when the part arrives. Stan
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Thank you .I just ordered a parts book not 10 minutes ago . Thank you for taking time for my sir i appreciate it very much
 
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friscolarry707 said:
Thank you .I just ordered a parts book not 10 minutes ago . Thank you for taking time for my sir i appreciate it very much
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There are some other manuals you will need, maybe more than a parts book. (Sorry, you didn't get this before but the parts books are free to use online, if one wants.) Your need a copy of OMT79035 Operator's Manual. You can download and save a free pdf copy of the Operator's Manual from the JD Construction and Forestry Bookstore. The Technical Manual (john Deere' current name for service manuals) for the 410B is actually a set of two manuals, you should have both. TM1468 is the Test Manual which you need to diagnose problems and check operating functions. TM 1469 is the Repair Manual with the wrenching info.

You can use those publication numbers to search online for used manuals. You can go to the JD Construction and Forestry Bookstore which is the official JD site for that class equipment manuals. Search 410B as the model and you will find their offerings. Fair warning, other than the Free download of the Operator's Manual, the manuals are not inexpensive.

John Deere Construction and Forestry Bookstore
 
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Tx Jim said:
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Do you have good success looking up parts on JD's newest, greatest online parts service? I have very difficult time getting some older parts catalogs to load.
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I have so far NOT been redirected to the "improved" site, and the "old" one is working fine, SO FAR!
 
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