John Deere 410 Backhoe

I suggest you use the John Deere online parts catalog to find the part numbers then, with those along with your engine serial numbers and block casting number call and talk with someone at YT to get the correct parts. They should be able to cross check the JD numbers to their kits.
 
Do you know what kit on this site I would need? Should I use JD parts?
This site only shows one piston/liner kit for a model 410 @ $622. JD piston/liner kit is part # RE527293 @ $1547.38

 

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My thoughts would be:

- Business use daily = OEM parts
- Homestead use occasionally = Aftermarket parts
 
ordered the cylinder liner kit. Need to order rod bearings. The kit didn’t come with them. There are several choices and just want to make sure. Crankshaft is original. What ones should I order?
 
ordered the cylinder liner kit. Need to order rod bearings. The kit didn’t come with them. There are several choices and just want to make sure. Crankshaft is original. What ones should I order?
Have you mic'd all the crankshaft journals with a micrometer? At least two places on every journal 90 degrees apart, four places (front and rear of each journal) are better and needed to check for taper. Original doesn't mean it doesn't have wear that will require work, checking with a micrometer is required. You need that info to determine the size bearings needed or if the crank needs polishing or turning first. If it does let the shop that turns the crank get the bearings for it.
 
Replacing the cylinders with the crankshaft in the engine. What should they measure?
Let me pull out my pocket reference and dictate that out to you! :oops: 2x What Jim said about a manual. Spend a few bucks and get the proper manual and information to help you do this once and do it right. Do you still have the old bearings in the rods they came out of? If so show us a photo of them all laid out in order, they can still be in the rods just split open so we can see both halves. If you have that and they look reasonable you might be able to plastigauge a couple of them and get close enough to know if everything will go back together with standard sized bearings. If you played mix-a-roo with the bearings then you’ll have to find a micrometer.
 
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