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Read articles →This is a real owner's follow-up after dealer service on his CK4010 at 227 hours, not a sales pitch. He reports specifics: warranty replacement of a leaking power steering pump, new O-rings on two hydraulic lines that were seeping, a hazard-light repair (under $100), full hydraulic filter changes, and DPF regen behavior (auto regens every ~30 hours, lasting 10-15 minutes). Useful for owners tracking long-term reliability and typical repair costs.
Posted by owner Wes Fogle sharing hands-on maintenance updates from his own CK4010.
It was leaking from underneath the dash or steering column. The dealer identified it as the power steering motor or pump and replaced it under warranty at no charge.
The owner says it averages about every thirty hours and has all been automatic regens, lasting ten to fifteen minutes before the tractor runs back to normal.
The owner says it was less than one hundred dollars for the light and the repair, less expensive than he expected.
Two hydraulic lines under the tractor had no O-rings, and one was leaking. The dealer replaced the O-rings on both lines.
