John Deere 4066R

This recall involves green and yellow compact utility tractors with "John Deere" and the model numbers 4044R, 4052R or 4066R printed on the hood. Each of the recalled compact utility tractors has a 17-digit serial number located on the right side of the frame above the front axle. Each serial number included in the recall begins with "1LV" and ends with a six-digit number that falls within the ranges below: Model Serial Number Range 4044R 400284 - 401619 4052R 400381 - 403424 4066R 401588 - 407220

This recall involves green and yellow compact utility tractors with "John Deere" and the model numbers 4044R, 4052R or 4066R printed on the hood. Each of the recalled compact utility tractors has a 17-digit serial number located on the right side of the frame above the front axle. Each serial number included in the recall begins with "1LV" and ends with a six-digit number that falls within the ranges below: Model Serial Number Range 4044R 400284 - 401619 4052R 400381 - 403424 4066R 401588 - 407220

Alright, this has been an on going problem so bare with me. Our work tractor a 4066r with 2500+/- hours has been having an electrical issue. When you hit a bump, randomly a fuse will pop. It's alway the same one to the acc which controls the drift settings and automatic engine speed. The shop has taken it in to look at this issue and has returned it to us with the answer of "we couldn't make it happen and never found an issue so it's fine." I blew a fuse the day they returned it. Is there any chance someone out there has had this issue and can pinpoint exactly what I need to fix? I know electrical is hard but this is a last ditch effort. This is the second time our local John Deere dealer has failed us, we are stuck with what we have, and I need to have this tractor working. Thank you in advanced for any advice.

Alright, this has been an on going problem so bare with me. Our work tractor a 4066r with 2500+/- hours has been having an electrical issue. When you hit a bump, randomly a fuse will pop. It's alway the same one to the acc which controls the drift settings and automatic engine speed. The shop has taken it in to look at this issue and has returned it to us with the answer of "we couldn't make it happen and never found an issue so it's fine." I blew a fuse the day they returned it. Is there any chance someone out there has had this issue and can pinpoint exactly what I need to fix? I know electrical is hard but this is a last ditch effort. This is the second time our local John Deere dealer has failed us, we are stuck with what we have, and I need to have this tractor working. Thank you in advanced for any advice.