There are two connectors that plug into the 3 solenoids on the bottom of the tractor and they love coming unplugged by a stray stick that was recently overran by the loader or boxblade. One of the connectors has 2 wires while the other has 4. the connector with 2 goes to the mid pto(front solenoid!). I dont figure there is a backwards way of plugging them in. the middle solenoid goes to the MFWD and it is the bottom 2 pins in the 4 terminal connector. the top 2 pins go to the rearmost solenoid which is the rear PTO. When bounty hunting the problem, I couldnt imagine why there was 3 solenoids down there then theres the question of what do they do? the MFWD slipped past my mind, especially as I was chasing wires and wondering why these two pins were hot all the time? duh the 4wd was engaged! :licking:
4310 MID PTO wont work
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beenthere
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Thanks for the info.
That is a bit different from my 4300 then. On my connector for the mid PTO, it is position specific. Will only plug in one way.
That is a bit different from my 4300 then. On my connector for the mid PTO, it is position specific. Will only plug in one way.
mfreund
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The wires on the soleniods are vulnerable on the 4x10 series tractors. I have been under mine and zip tied the wires as high and tight as I can.
Almost all problems on these tractors should start with a thorough under tractor inspection. BTW Congratulation on the repair!
Almost all problems on these tractors should start with a thorough under tractor inspection. BTW Congratulation on the repair!
Tractor King
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Sounds to me like you installed the mid pto improperly and squeal you're getting is you clutches....I'd remove it and check my instructions before something seriously is torn out.
