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Macon, IL | Drain Fuel, Drain Oil, Change Fuel Filters, do whole procedure to get system loaded with new fuel. Usually don't have to loosen the injector lines on a Deere to bleed them but I would in this case. Check hydraulic fluid levels. New air filter and batteries of course. Make sure no bird nests in intake or exhaust. Make sure battery cables and connections are clean-and good-including the one running under the cab between the batteries.
Give her a crank-maybe a LITTLE sniff of ether if batteres start running down. I bet it will take right off.
Then take it home and change hydraulic fluid and filters before you use it. | |
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Starting a JD4630 after 3 years
