How would I fix my john deere 4010 it was moving before I rebuit the loader cylinders and now it won't do anything is there any thing I can do to get it moving again

I'm guessing you checked the hydro fluid ?

4010s were built in the early 60s. There is nothing to program on them.

Can you give any more details? What exactly is it doing. What does it sound like.

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Originally Posted by freedhardwoods

4010s were built in the early 60s. There is nothing to program on them.

Can you give any more details? What exactly is it doing. What does it sound like.

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It had clutch when I parked it and now it don't what will happen if I adjust the fingers on the clutch because that is what I did now I have full clutch pedal but I haven't tried to move it yet I wanted someone's opinion on that before I tried it

Hi,
You say you built the loader cylinders? I would say you have air in the hydraulics. With the engine running, move all loader controls to achieve full operation. Check fluid levels and add as needed. Make sure you did not lock park brake and operate drive system normally to see if it will bleed clear. If it does start moving, Deere recommends sharp turns in both directions to finish the job.
Peace,
Clarke

Everyone else is giving replies about a hydrostatic drive. A 4010 has an 8 speed, gear driven transmission.

If the clutch feels right it should be OK, but not knowing why it backed off makes me hesitant to tell you to try it. Do you have any idea why it backed off?

Hi,
There are in fact two 4010s. One is called a wheeled tractor as one person pointed out. The other is a CUT for Compact Utility Tractor and is far newer. Perhaps you should advise of the age of this machine.
Peace,
Clarke

I am having the same issue. Did you find a solution??

Hi rangerdj , how old is the tractor your asking about ?
DG