Posted by 46Dodge on December 24, 2008 at 20:57:59 from (69.18.16.217):
In Reply to: John Deere 3010 4020 posted by 46Dodge on December 23, 2008 at 12:20:18:
Well I go them home, drove the 4020 around today after changing fluids, it runs great no blowby. The 3010 fired up but I think it needs the carb cleaned. She sold the weights to me for 60 a peice which is what I told her what i thought they were worth. Islipped her an extra 100 with out her noticing. She said the 4500 came from what she remembers them being bought for(not sure on that). She said that she wants to see them painted up, and if i do call her because she wants to drive them. I had a nice 4 hour long conversation with her in which she told me she wants me to never get rid of them.(I wont now!) Im feeling really good on it now, you can tell she wants me to have them. Im trying to get pictures of em to post but the camera is not cooperating at all. She also stated that she has no children interested in them, she said she talked to them about it. Im now making these my winter project so that I make sure she drives them next spring!!!! To give the 4020 a work out tonight me and my son put it on the feed mill, much to my surprise the 1000 rpm shaft has never been used. I also looked up the serial #s and the 3010 is a 61 and the 4020 is an early 72 with sr tranny. Im really proud of em now and hope to get the 3010 painted up and leave the 4020 original as it is so very nice. pictures soon
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