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The coverings of the steering brakes are probably not oil resistant, right? One could fill the entire case with diesel and soak first. But then when all coverings new need, you have probably done everything wrong

Hello everybody, in my 2010, steering brakes are probably stuck. The crawler has been stationary over 15 years, additional water has passed the steering brake into the housing. This weekend we have built the engine together and we were able to run the chain drive. The 2010 jacked up, which makes the...

Love alone will not judge but I'm busy. I hope that it will not overwhelm my wallet.

Unfortunately, I can not find anything to my problem in the thread. I'll get in Germany looking for a repair shop that can check the pump. In addition, the nozzles are also defective. Unfortunately New are no longer available. The 2010 robbed me of my last nerve. :oops: Many thanks for your help. I'...

Hello everybody,. Do you still like to further questions? I have installed the injection pump. About a hose and funnel I have fed at the impact site diesel. Here comes the diesel lines out no diesel. The starter I have had several turns rotate the crankshaft. Have I made a mistake thinking? Do you h...

I'm the shaft seal and see how behaves the injection pump. I now know from the head, as the pump is reinstalled.
greetings from Germany

Hello Richard, You were right all along. An assembly of the engine oil pressure pump without removing the injection pump is not possible. In addition, you can not remove the drive shaft of the injection pump when installed also. I have now expanded all and will build it back together after service m...

I want to renew only the seals on the drive shaft. Not all pump seal.
That would not be my area of expertise.

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http://raupe2010johndeere.jimdo.com/que ... d-answers/

Thanks Richard. The description helps me. I've found yesterday that the drive shaft of the injection pump is leaking. The 2010 has stood still for about 15 years. Here, the tank has been drained. Now I know why. I ordered new seals and hope that the pump does not have any further damage. If I have f...

Unfortunately I have not understood it.
Or maybe if the dot must point towards the cylinder 4?
Does the point towards the cylinder 4 look?

The picture I have changed, you look please?
http://raupe2010johndeere.jimdo.com/que ... d-answers/

Maybe I need but a book.

Hello Richard. Thanks a lot for your help. I'll try not having to remove the injection pump. Therefore, I have a few pictures prepared, with the request that they look at you and me then lets get corresponding comments. Thanks so much and greetings from Germany. Look here: http://raupe2010johndeere....

The crankshaft has been moved to make everything clean. I imagine, to find the old position. However, I am not sure if it's so easy.
If you can help me, I would be very happy.
I am a few days on the road and can not immediately respond back, sorry.
Thanks and greetings from Germany

Hello everybody, I have developed the engine oil pressure pump in the engine. The injection pump is still in there. Can I the engine oil presusure pump using any marks simply as possible reinstall? I have no repair manual for 2010, and my John Deere dealer has not really idea. Can me anyone help, pl...

Thank you for the info Lavoy. I must also first check a little, because ask me some interested friend why the 2010C is yellow. I noticed are the Model 2010C with Ebay with green and yellow color. Unfortunately, these are not available in Germany and the shipping from the US to Germany is quite costl...

Thank you.
I would ask at this point a question.
Was there the 2010C also in green?
For the agricultural design, for example?