JD 4410 fuse box

[hunault5@aol.com]

2002 --JD4410 electric hydro . Does anyone know if a relay goes in to the fuse box at "K5" or a Diaode that is shaped like the VF4 relays. Four VF4 relays are now plugged in and at least ten 7866. I bought the tractor used and very abused last Friday for a project. Many features do not work. The fluids were changed at times but the plastic is all cracked from being used in horse stalls. I sent for the Tech CD but who knows how much help it will be. Some day maybe I will get lucky and get a loader for my tractor. I need to make sure it has value before putting too much money into it. It was used in horse barns housing 40 horses since new. I sold my 880 Oliver it had 6 in row pistons the size of 5 lb coffee cans and the fuel requirements to feed it were too much. In 1960-64 the mfg date for the Oliver gas was .20 cents. I still have my first tractor a 1952 AC-WD. I use two 2554 JD sabre's (Scotts) to cut with and put a 60" Z- machine cub cadet in the orchard shed for the wife, she rarly cuts. I only cut 5-acres. Too rough ground for a zero turn. I hope to putter and pull and maybe push snow mostly. It is exciting to have something so new to work on. Thanks. I need to change my log in name but have not found out where to do it. Maybe a new name like fuseboxer!-=-Paul

 

[hunault5@aol.com]

I have a picture but do not know how to enter it.--fuseboxer

 

[RoyJackson]

I have a picture but do not know how to enter it.--fuseboxer

You really need the schematic or diagram for your fuse box.

This is a link to the 4410 operators manual: OMLVU13193_H2.
There are diagrams of the fuse boxes (early and late models, so you'll need to determine which one you have by the serial number).

 

[hunault5@aol.com]

I down loaded the manual off the JD site. No pictures. I probaby have a early model it was made in 2002. Mfg 2002-2004. I needed a hoby I am retired, not my choice.

 

[hunault5@aol.com]

The JD web is nice for user manual but not technical.

 

[hunault5@aol.com]

I sent for a tech CD from ebay for $17. shipping included. I got a steal on the tractor for $5600. and have been hawking craigslist for two years. I could afford a newer perfect tractor but would have nothing to work on. I gave up looking for a job it has been over two years.

 

[hunault5@aol.com]

Thanks for the reply --Roy. I have read your ideas but this is my first time writting in. I am in no hurry to fix my new toy. The lights blow a fuse when on flashing. The fuel gage does not work at this time.
The bottom PTO need work. Considering that my Allis Chalmers works good and is 51-years older it is comforting to know someone will enjoy my efforts for the next 50 yrs. Probably outlive my children.

 

[hunault5@aol.com]

One of the old tractorbynet forums has four schmatics that I down loaded. It does not show relay area K5.

 

[RoyJackson]

Thanks for the reply --Roy. I have read your ideas but this is my first time writting in. I am in no hurry to fix my new toy. The lights blow a fuse when on flashing. The fuel gage does not work at this time.
The bottom PTO need work. Considering that my Allis Chalmers works good and is 51-years older it is comforting to know someone will enjoy my efforts for the next 50 yrs. Probably outlive my children.

I down loaded the manual off the JD site. No pictures.

Well, you'd asked what fuses go where in the fusebox...that's in the operator's manual. You got what you asked for...
And, the manual does have pictures, diagrams and schematics. I'm not sure what you downloaded. If you did a copy and paste, that won't bring the pictures...just the text. The pictures would have to be downloaded seperately and inserted in to whatever format you downloaded to...with the exception of "printing" the manual as a .pdf file. That prints the page as it's shown.

I sent for a tech CD from ebay for $17. shipping included.

I hope you got a Deere manual and not an aftermarket. The aftermarket manuals aren't very good...but the Deere factory manual costs more then $17 unless you got a used factory CD-ROM. Hope it works for you...