John Deere "E" Series Hydraulic Systems Failures Overheating, Stuck Valves, etc

[arlen4720]

Re: John Deere "E" Series Hydraulic Systems Failures Overheating, Stuck Valves, etc

Well, I'm jumping on the bandwagon too.

 

[econometrics]

Well, I'm jumping on the bandwagon too.

That is a pretty little calf right there! Awwwww!

 

[Soggy Bottom Outdoors]

Re: John Deere "E" Series Hydraulic Systems Failures Overheating, Stuck Valves, etc

I know I'm hijacking the thread to some extent but,.......on a 5075E does anyone know the cost of a dealer added block heater, and an extra set of remotes?

 

[econometrics]

Re: John Deere "E" Series Hydraulic Systems Failures Overheating, Stuck Valves, etc

I know I'm hijacking the thread to some extent but,.......on a 5075E does anyone know the cost of a dealer added block heater, and an extra set of remotes?

Note sure on the block heater. We don't need them down here in Texas, ha!

I paid $733.70 for the dealer to install my 2nd rear SCV.

 

[econometrics]

Re: John Deere "E" Series Hydraulic Systems Failures Overheating, Stuck Valves, etc

Here's how they did the install, and the controls... Very clean!

 

[buickanddeere]

Re: John Deere "E" Series Hydraulic Systems Failures Overheating, Stuck Valves, etc

iirc there are some parts of Texas that do see real winter weather?

 

[econometrics]

Re: John Deere "E" Series Hydraulic Systems Failures Overheating, Stuck Valves, etc

iirc there are some parts of Texas that do see real winter weather?

True. And it does get cold here a few weeks per year in East TX. Not cold enough for me to want to pay for a block heater, I guess.

Also, "cold" in TX = below 45. :laughing:

 

[Soggy Bottom Outdoors]

Re: John Deere "E" Series Hydraulic Systems Failures Overheating, Stuck Valves, etc

It was 0 or below 3 days this week, wind chill -25 there one time, I may need a block heater.

 

[arlen4720]

Re: John Deere "E" Series Hydraulic Systems Failures Overheating, Stuck Valves, etc

It was 0 or below 3 days this week, wind chill -25 there one time, I may need a block heater.

I think the dealer installed block heater on my 4720 was about 150 bucks for parts and labor. I wouldn't worry about hijacking this thread...it's toast.

 

[ovrszd]

Re: John Deere "E" Series Hydraulic Systems Failures Overheating, Stuck Valves, etc

I think the dealer installed block heater on my 4720 was about 150 bucks for parts and labor. I wouldn't worry about hijacking this thread...it's toast.

True that!!!