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Should I restore this John Deere 4010D, or should I leave it to rot some more

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Hi cpratt! I haven't been here for a while but I logged in to look at some Tractor Parts and prices, and I receive a Forbidden that I don't have permission to access message. Can you help with that? It seems I can access everything but that.

Thanks!
THANK YOU for the confirmation! I have no tension on the cable, and it's fully extended, so "assume" it is unhooked in the coil housing, or coil spring is broken. Seem reasonable? I plan to remove the housing, repair accordingly. My next broken project is the PTO shift lever on left side of counsel is broken-off.
Those came in several different configurations. We owned a model 60 for about 15 years and used it for daily silage feeding. I think a neighbor still has it. A auger style was also made but we never had one. Someone should have some photos,
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I have a John Deere 1010 tractor the hydraulic pump driver will not turn the shaft inside the transmission what could be wrong with it
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I have a John Deere 1010 tractor the hydraulic pump driver will not turn the shaft inside the transmission what could be wrong with
Trying to find out year and exact model for this tractor. It's an International Harvester H I believe but Im not sure. It was a gift to my mother 30 years ago. I remember riding it as a kid. Its been exposed to New England weather so is clearly in rough condition. Maybe restore the bare minimum to working condition. Could anyone identify this or whether theres a chance of bringing it back to life?

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Greg, did we talk on a nose badge for an Oliver 88 a couple of years ago? Still interested in it if you have it.
Hi, I just saw an post from you from a couple months ago about older tractor magazines. I am trying to build a collection for my kids - if you are interested in getting rid of any I might be interested. If so let me know what you have and we can figure out a plan. thanks,
Jeff
You replied to my post about the D636R felt seals and said you have some. Price and shipping please? I need four.
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Sorry, a guy stopped by yesterday and took all the seals that I had. Said he needed a couple and knows of a couple others who need them. I had 8 of them. Again, sorry I can't help you.
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OK, thanks Ken. Guess I shouldn't have waited. I'm skeptical of stuff from Steiner and Sharps so I'll get them from Mother Deere. Got a new AgPro 15 minutes away. This isn't a real "farmin" area now so they probably won't know what they are but they can order.
Hello Dennis, I am looking for the gear that goes in front of the Camshaft gear of a F
ordson f to drive a taco governor. My email is [email protected]. I have attached a photo hope you can help.

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Another thing about breeding Brits looking for one or a pair to keep, the rest sell easy and quick. Nothing prettier than a Brittney pup and people around here are always looking for buddy and hunting companion.
I see that someone else send you a message so I thought that I would also. I've had Britts since 1976 and have tried to keep one from a litter to keep the same bloodline as much as possible. This pup is a granddaughter to my 13 year old female and a cousin to my 4 year old male. This is my 11th Britt and probably because of age my last. She should be ready to find roosters and sharptail this fall. Tom in Mn.

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Hi Tom,
She's a sweetie. Judging from the focused look on her face, she's going to be up for it. I've raised, hunted, trained, guided with, bred, and lived with Britts since 1984. We hunt mostly bobwhites and woodcock in Missouri and bobs and pheasant in Kansas. I'm down to 9 Britts in my kennel, not needing the bench for heavy guiding schedules of the past. Mark
In this thread you wrote: "According to the parts site, the 1/4" plate was used from 1/1/55 through 12/31/57, and the 1/8" plate was used starting on 1/1/58 through the end of production."

What plate or part number are you referring to? I think I may need one of these. How could I see a photo or diagram of that?

Thanks, Tom
Would you have a picture of what you want. Is this horse drawn or fit on a which model tractor?
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