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just went out and checked my 250 hour 4410
its got the hibernator with 6 tall caps
and its definatly needs cleaning
I'm going to have to watch it

Check and clean your battery compartment after each use
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Replies 29 Post by junkman 8556

IM in NE kansas we got a half inch of ice last weekend<br>
coverd with 6 in of snow and its been bitter cold and we<br>
load /unload freight trucks outside everyday at my workplace<br>
On the ice the forktrucks proved useless and with<br>
no tirechains on the shops tractor even cleaning the snow<br>
off the ice wasnt very effective<br>
Tuesday I went home bundeled up and drove my 4410 in 5 miles to work I even had to cut across a feild because the<br>
snow drifts were to deep to buck<br>
I started off with the fork lift attachment on the 430 loader loading trucks ,it worked great.<br>
The ehydro is much smoother and easier to operate then our<br>
best yale forklift and the loader controls (joystick)works<br>
pefectly. It handles the pallets with great ease and makes working on ice efortless. The key is the ehydro once you<br>
have it adjusted properly it never spins or slides a tire.<br>
this makes the job fast and safe<br>
Next I used the rear blade to clear the snow. " the<br>
ehydro rules" the controls which i consdered all backwards<br>
quickly become second nature with the loadmatch turned<br>
on there was nearly no traction loss and no lost motion<br>
the brakes steering and hydrulics are smooth and effortless<br>
if it wasnt for the crappy tilt wheel this thing would'nt seem real. <br>
we put 15 hours on it in 2 days running in 0 degree weather and must of changed from a bucket to forks and back 20 times its fast and easy.<br>
I probily hooked up and un hooked the rear blade 10 times (its got Imatch so you usually never leave the tractor seat)<br>
and moved a lot of freight ,snow and ice<br>
I am no longer in shock about buying a high priced lawnmower ,I now wonder how they squeased that big of tractor in that small of package and sell it that cheap<br>
<br>

GOT TO USE 4410 FOR FIRST TIME
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Replies 3 Post by junkman 8556

After asking lots of questions and with the very valuable <br>
advice of many of you members i had chosen to buy a 6ft<br>
box blade and hyd top link for my 4410 ehydro I had decided <br>
to buy the king kutter as its cheap should do the job well<br>
and is what shoud be the right size 5 1/2-6ft wide .<br>
This plan was set in stone till I went to pick it up.<br>
the last one on the lot was scuffed up faded out and no discount was offered and no new ones were to be ordered till<br>
the last one was sold,bad plan!!<br>
This set me back to shopping I looked at bush hog blades<br>
they are heavier have all kinds of options but are quite<br>
a bit higher. then the dealer showed me a roll over blade<br>
I could see imediatly this was the ticket. forget the the<br>
hyd top link ( I hope)and retracting scarifers or swinging<br>
back blade and not really to expensive <br>
I ordered a 65 inch wide 700lb RO650 bushhog for 1125.00<br>
delivered and set up he wouldhave knocked off another<br>
100.00 if I gave him 60 days to get it in with his regular<br>
order of equipment. I should have it 2 weeks Ill get<br>
pictures and let everybody know how it works<br>
<br>
<br>

I ordered a rollover box blade
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Replies 3 Post by junkman 8556

The hyd. top link looks like a good Idea .In just looking
at this implement and having never used one I'm thinking
that top link adjustment is a big part of how it works
and a hyd. top link would really work slick
Top and tilt as deere calls it would be better but that
opens a whole new can of worms.
I have a single rear set of coulplers so I'm set up
and ready. I know I have seen surpluss cylinders with
the swivels on them allready about the right size.
looks like a fun challange the search is on!!

what size boxblade for 4410 deere
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Replies 19 Post by junkman 8556