1977 John Deere 440C skidder with a 4276 motor with no blow by runs smooth. 23.1×26 tires. Rebuilt winch, steering valve, winch valve, rebuilt alternator and differential lock valve. We checked the transmission, and We also put two new batteries in it. We also checked the center pins and differential pins and found them to be still in good condition. Hydraulics works great! Front tires 25-30% rear tires 75-80%. This machine was tested on our wood lot and is working great. Get this machine now just in time for the winter season! Call 207-416-3510 or 207-478-1301 for more information
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Your John Deere Power Winch is a important to your logging operation, and the key to its great performance is a well-adjusted brake band. Don’t worry, maintaining a properly adjusted brake band is easy – just follow the steps below and you’ll have your winch band installed with confidence.
Troubleshooting a John Deere winch can be a daunting task, especially if you are not familiar with the inner workings of the machine. However, with some basic knowledge and the right tools, you can easily troubleshoot and fix any issues with your winch. In this article, we will discuss common problems with John Deere winches and provide you with troubleshooting tips to help you get your winch up and running smoothly.
J-K Equipment is a family-owned business established in 2008. Owner Kevin Mason had over 26 years of experience working in the John Deere shop before starting J K Equipment. We have an extensive selection of parts and offer assistance in finding the parts you need.
