Rebuilding Hydraulic Cylinder John Deere 410 Loader Backhoe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Rebuilding Hydraulic Cylinder on John Deere 410 Loader Backhoe
2 Cylinders down 9 more to go!
Lots more work coming up on the old backhoe!
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Thanks for watching and I'll see you next week!
I just did this repair on my 1981 JD 310A backhoe, the parts look the same so I'd guess we both have the same loader. Thanks for posting this video!
I hesitated to rebuild the cylinders myself but after seeing your videos I’m going to go ahead and give it a try. Thanks so much for this video!!
Good luck 🤞
Really good video. Thanks. Honestly, I may bring mine in. You have some mad skills I do NOT possess. Thanks for keeping me out of trouble!
Good show! Most videos show the newer JD cylinders which come apart differently. Thanks for posting.
No problem, good luck on your cylinders!
Not much videos on these 410 backhoes 👏keep it up.
This was so helpful with my jd400 and backhoe! Thank you!
Glad it helped 👍
i think i saw a video where you're supposed to heat up the new seals in oil so as to not damage them when assembling.
Great video and some really good information. The snap ring to remove the piston is interesting and will cause lots of problems if you did not know it was there
Yes I didn't know about the snap ring when I did the outrigger cylinders and it caused a LOT of headache before I figured it out lol.
Thanks for watching
Doing same repair same machine , after replacing seals, rod assembly goes in almost all the way, stops about an inch short so I can’t put snap ring in , any ideas?
how do you look up parts for cylinders? Is it a JD thing or are there aftermarket parts you trust? Thanks man and great job with the rebuilding. I just bought an old JD410 and need to do lots of this work too.
John Deere wants a insane amount for these seals, I'm thinking I bought all the seals for every cylinder for the price JD wanted for 2 or 3 cylinder rebuild kits.
I ordered them from my local small hardware store, I don't know where he ordered from.
I highly recommend taking the cylinders in to a professional shop and have them rebuild them.
The cylinders I did still are not 100% and I'm not doing anymore myself.
Good luck on your new backhoe! 👍