Posted by Cb8128 on April 29, 2018 at 20:54:21 from (64.49.150.124):
We have a 4010 that we have been struggling with and was wanting some advice as to whether we need to replace the main pump. Through some research we have seen a lot of information regarding issues with a relief valve or stroke control valve. Our issue is the three point hitch will not lift a bale and the steering will not work unless the tractor is at high idle. Today we replaced the sroke control valve and tried to tighten the set screw to
increase the pressure. We attached a gauge and it read 700 and then 1000 when at full throttle and it is supposed to be around 2100. As we tightened the screw with the gauge on it did not increase at all. We were confused as to why it wouldn't increase the pressure at all.
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