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I don't have the answer offhand, but have you looked at the free parts diagrams on JDParts?

http://jdpc.deere.com/jdpc/servlet/com. ... ervlet_Alt

NP, are you talking about General Gear and Machine in Boise? I tried to reach out to them for a part for an Allis Chalmers wheel loader and they wouldn't ever answer their phone or e-mails. Any tips?

I have fuel going to the injectors but nothing coming out of the return line. I believe the injectors are stuck or no good.? Thanks The return line for indirect injection systems comes from the injection pump, not the injectors. The return line should always have flow when running because it bypass...

These threads may be able to help you test- while we could speculate your pressures and other checks will help to diagnose:

http://www.jdcrawlers.com/messageboard/ ... ht=hlr+low

Does anyone think that the power will come back to the drive train after that soaking of about 50 50 water and hydraulic fluid? Are you sure it is the HLR causing low power to the tracks or is it possible that your steering clutches are slipping? On a straight 450 the two systems are not connected ...

You should read Jdemaris's posts on these Cessna pumps- if you are replacing them to solve a leak I think he would tell you it won't work and that these are "throwaway" pumps.

http://www.jdcrawlers.com/messageboard/ ... +throwaway

Digitup2 had an idea a while back to use marine absorbents to remove water from transmission fluid- the only issue is if it is small enough to fit through the dipstick tube: http://www.jdcrawlers.com/messageboard/viewtopic.php?t=5686&highlight=water http://www.jdcrawlers.com/messageboard/viewtopic.p...

Thanks for the info - however I don't think electric is the right option for the use I'll have with the winch. Like Lavoy states "it'll be in a bunch of little pieces" if I go that route. Sure no problem- I was mainly resurrecting it for others that may not have read the original threads. There are...

If you need the link it is here:

http://jdpc.deere.com/jdpc/servlet/com. ... ervlet_Alt

Those are the kinds of memories that kids don't ever forget. My sister in law wants to bring out my nephew who is 3 to come out and "drive" my 2010 crawler sometime. I can't wait to do that with him.

For $800.00, you can buy an electric winch. If you go that way, you'll probably want to convert to 12 volt system and use 2 batteries. This is a pretty good thread about electric vs. hydraulic winches; be sure to check out the links I embedded at the bottom of the thread. http://www.jdcrawlers.com/...

I might be interested for my second 2010- will have to see when you get them in. I don't suppose you have run across any NOS late 2010 sprockets, have you?

I think Wegner's tractor parts in Myerstown, PA is in your neck of the woods.

One thing I would point out about Komatsu's and other Japanese crawlers is that some of them are "grey market" machines- that means they weren't originally intended for import to the U.S. While they generally aren't too abused (Japanese are very good about maintenance and selling with low hours), th...

Good morning- I thought some of you may be interested in checking out this 440IC dozer listed on PurpleWave; it has two bolt pads and the outside blade. it is located in the Kansas City area. It seems like they put some time and effort into this machine so would be interested in others observations ...