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Read articles →This is a short, single-issue fix rather than a general maintenance overview: an owner demonstrates a specific parking brake problem on his 2004 John Deere 4310, where the brake would creep on a hill, and shows the technique of pressing the pedal hard a second time until it clicks into place, then proves it holds on a 20-degree slope. Useful for 4310 owners experiencing the same creeping issue.
Posted by the boneset1 channel, an owner sharing a hands-on fix from his own tractor.
The owner found that applying the brake and pulling the parking brake once still let the tractor creep down the hill.
Without touching it again, hit the brake pedal hard one more time until it clicks into place, which stops the creeping.
Yes, after clicking the pedal into place a second time, the tractor did not move at all on a 20-degree slope.
