4310 e hydro

[rockyridgefarm]

<font color="green"> The 4000-TEN series was the first time JD offered the features like Loadmatch, Speedmatch, etc. so there really hasn't been enough time for owners to judge their reliability.
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Not to quibble, but it was a first for CUTs, They were on construction equipment for a while....

 

[JDgreen227]

Thanks for the clarification, would anyone know how long ago JD began installing them on construction equipment?

 

[rockyridgefarm]

didn'y Barney Rubble have them? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[Kyle_in_Tex]

Only when Fred wore his high traction sandals and helped...

 

[PerryWhite]

I love my 4310 eHydro. As for all the bells and whistles,
Most of them are switches which feed into the Electronic Control Module which just tells it to behave one way or another based on the internal programming. I wouldn't
think that switches are too expensive to replace.
As for the manuals, I wish that John Deere would go the way of a lot of other manufacturers have done and put their manuals on line in PDF format. That way I can print my own
working copy that I can write on or mark up as I see fit
while using it in the shop. If a page or two gets too dirty,
just print it again.

 

[rmonio]

Yeah - but Rocky.. They removed the 4000 series manuals - any idea where those are?

(I've got a 4600)

Thanks!

-Bob

 

[rockyridgefarm]

Here is the online 4310 manual It is html, not pdf, but don't ask me what I think of acrobat... /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

Sorry, rmonio, the 4000 manuals aren't online any more. I bet there is someone out therre who downloaded them, I'll start a thread on that and see if we can get them all....