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JD 4410 want to instal 72" belly mower. What am I in for?
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pmsmechanic
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The third SCV is already there on a 4410. It's in the same valve body as the fel remotes. All you need to do is buy the lever from John Deere and hook it up. As far as the remote outlets go you could buy the parts form Deere but to make up your own bracket and hoses is cheaper. You could even hook up the mmm mower cylinder directly to the valve body without going through the remote outlets.
When looking for parts get the part number and google it. You never know what you can find. I wanted a mid pto for my 4410. I googled the part number for the kit and found one on Kijiji less than three hours away for $250. The dealer wanted about $1400 for the kit. I wouldn't give up on finding what you need. Just take your time and keep looking.
I just wanted to add that this John Deere's parts link. At least the one I use. You might have to slpend some time digging but the part numbers are there. John Deere - Parts Catalog
When looking for parts get the part number and google it. You never know what you can find. I wanted a mid pto for my 4410. I googled the part number for the kit and found one on Kijiji less than three hours away for $250. The dealer wanted about $1400 for the kit. I wouldn't give up on finding what you need. Just take your time and keep looking.
I just wanted to add that this John Deere's parts link. At least the one I use. You might have to slpend some time digging but the part numbers are there. John Deere - Parts Catalog
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hobby_jebb
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I actually am in luck as the unit I am purchasing has everything. Seen pics today and it is all there. I will need to get a mid mount PTO, but I wanted that anyways. Totally do not know what you are talking about that 3rd SCV being in the FEL cluster. Going to need to check that out. You are so correct. There are 3 spools on that valve. So you are saying I have one of two choices. I can hook my mmm lift cylinder directly into the valve and then come up with some type of lever to control it, or I can come out with some bracket, couplers, and hoses? Is that correct? Good find!
To user Larboc: If you are still looking for used parts to get that belly mower working, contact waycoolmarine@aol.com. He might have what your looking for.
To user Larboc: If you are still looking for used parts to get that belly mower working, contact waycoolmarine@aol.com. He might have what your looking for.
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pmsmechanic
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Totally do not know what you are talking about that 3rd SCV being in the FEL cluster. Going to need to check that out. You are so correct. There are 3 spools on that valve. So you are saying I have one of two choices. I can hook my mmm lift cylinder directly into the valve and then come up with some type of lever to control it, or I can come out with some bracket, couplers, and hoses? Is that correct? Good find!
You got it. I would just buy the lever from John Deere but I'm sure that one wouldn't be hard to make either.
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Does anyone have an install manual for a mmm onto a 4410. I am willing to compensate for time and materials. It could save me a lot if time figuring out what goes where.
pmsmechanic
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Does anyone have an install manual for a mmm onto a 4410. I am willing to compensate for time and materials. It could save me a lot if time figuring out what goes where.
Usually every John Deere dealer has a stock of them. They get one for every mower they install but don't send them home with the owner. The owner just gets the operators manual. Now a days they are probably just a PDF file and the dealer could copy or print one off for you.
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hobby_jebb
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Tried to get the dealer where I bought it from to get me something. But he was not successful. I thought the same as you. But no luck yet.
waycoolmarine
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hobby-jebb send me your email address I have a 4400 in my shop with the kit installed I will take some pics and email to you , I looked and dont have a book but its simple while in the shop today looking for all the parts to make another lift kit, I collected all the parts if anyone is looking I have a 72"mmm for a 4500-4710 with all brackets that work off 3 point
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hobby_jebb
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hobby-jebb send me your email address I have a 4400 in my shop with the kit installed I will take some pics and email to you , I looked and dont have a book but its simple while in the shop today looking for all the parts to make another lift kit, I collected all the parts if anyone is looking I have a 72"mmm for a 4500-4710 with all brackets that work off 3 point
I sent you and e-mail address. Thanks Dan!
hunthog
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Is this still available? I am interested.I have 72 mmm on my 4400. I use two ports off the front loader to raise and lower mower deck....came from dealer like that. Yes you will need mounting brackets. The raise/ lower cylinder is under the left side of floor board as you sit on tractor. Hoses go under tractor and connect into the loader connectors. NOT sure where you are but I don't use my mower at all. Could part with it along with all hardware and brackets if you are interested. Looks to be plug and play as long as you have mid PTO and loader hookups.
