Combine repairs & service cart tour. (Part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2023
- Double feature! John Deere S680 combine repair of a damaged mid floor in the feeder house. After that repair is done I show a full tour of my Gearwrench service cart. I asked you guys what you wanted to see next and it was 50/50 on repairs and tool tours, so I decided to combine both!
In this video, you will learn how to replace an entire mid floor inside of the feeder house of a S680 and then you will learn what basic tools it takes to get started as a John Deere service technician.
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I appreciate that you have a junk drawer in your cart. Everyone needs a good junk drawer.
Those cracks are why you guys are worth having the combine looked over by you. Nice catch
Nice to see two professional technicians working together. Enjoy your videos
Weld it back together
Holding the torch too close to the work. 😉
Hope you weld the old one back together for a spare!
That shop is so big, it’s like the ocean, I can’t see the other side. 😁
Thanks for sharing!
This kind of content never gets old for me. I love to see how different mechanics kit themselves out and Zeth has a great combination of the high end Snap On and Milwaukee stuff all the way down to Craftsman and Harbor Freight. I remember when Craftsman was just about the only mechanic tool option around and would replace broken tools for life. Thanks for posting this Mr. Z
I wish I had this much room for activities as you. I barely have enough room for a 60” box at the shop I work at
The 1st truck tour rocked.The best tool on the truck was the one that you're dad made .
Yes it is awesome!
Lost my content. Do not know how. Do not want to redo it all.
So will address it this way. Good repair work you and Josh. Picked up a lot of good heads up pointers.
Tools. Really enjoyed that. Nice to see what it takes to operate.
Looking forward to the truck tour.
Sorry about my long content. Got lost.
As always really enjoy your channel.
Thanks much ZK.
The Iowa Farm Boy
I’m really glad you shared you tool selections and your private shop office area. Very glad to see you are a pro 2A guy. I look forward to all your repair video’s. Thank you and God bless you. You always impress me
This the content I enjoy seeing….two professionals working as a team
Thanks Zeth for a great double feature, loved it! Really appreciate how you look after and organised your tools and service equipment, as I have proven over the years of employing techs and being one myself that the guys who look after their tools and kit were always the best techs to have as they looked after the customers equipment the same way.
Enjoyed the "tool tour". Amazing what tools one can collect over the years, just like the large "green things" I have collected in the sheds. I do have a farm though so it all gets used, even the tools once in a while. :)
You need a portable cart that you can use on jobs like these. I was missing your videos . Know you are busy and you need to be with family. Thanks again
Those are some nice tools you are using. Would love to have a setup like that one time. Keep up the good Work ✌🏻
So great to have you back. I have missed you, and guessed you were just so busy, it left little time to shoot and edit video .i Look forward to part II.
Thanks for sharing another great episode Zeth, I'm liking the double feature. Have yourself a great weekend
Thanks, you too!
great job! love the tool stuff and items you like to use
Wie immer interessant und spannend 🇨🇭
Thank you soo much for showing your tool box
Enjoyed the tool tour
Great to see personal tools and working area l love what you are doing hard work and family nothing better 😊
Another great video!! Digging your office Zeth, it’s a nice setup. It’s an away from home mancave!!
Love the homework setup! Haha that was well worth the watch, thank you much, for all your content🙌
Thanks for the tour. Can't imagine what tool you are looking forward to getting next. You probably have a list.
Thanks for sharing again, my like 👍 is automatically a given. Happy subscriber 😊!
It's a great tool cart! I'm your fan so I bought a mac tool cart too! Milwaukee is also sold in Japan, so I'm buying it! I'm looking forward to next time!
Very cool!
You have a wonderful working city and tools😊
Loved the content of this video and seeing what gear you use.
I would also love to see an updated rig tour! 👍🏼
Awesome video like always! I look forward to your videos. You Guys need an electric forklift in the shop. We had one at the Dealership shop and man that was a very sweet tool! Everyone in the shop used it and even the Parts Dept Guys would steal it! Take Care!
Awesome video. Thank you
Very organized awesome video thanks for taking us on the tour of tools
You bet
I like the tools part. I love tools. 🤩
Very good job
I loved the project you did on the combine that ate that steel pole….damm that was crazy
Glad you liked it!
Every mechanic I know has a yellow MAPP gas torch in their box. Most of the fasteners I deal with are either corroded like hell or has Loctite or both. Heat is the ONLY way to fly. I have seen guys twist the heads off bolts because no heat was used. Sometimes shocking it with a ballpeen will help crack it loose. I also have an induction heater that works great. You place it around the head and squeeze the trigger. It will get really hot really fast. Then just zip it out with an impact. Brilliant. It's called the Bolt Buster.
Thanks for sharing
Nice Vid !
Good stuff!
Good one👍
Watching from Ontario Canada 😂
You’re super entertaining Zeth. I’m waiting on an interview for my Deere tech sponsorship but I plan to go the Deere route to start my career turning wrenches. To say your content is a motivation would be an understatement. I can wait to attend Navarro college for Deere school this fall. Can’t wait to keep the green iron moving.
That’s awesome! Good luck in school this fall!
Love my Snapon tools
I love mine too. They are thin but strong. They fit in where others won't go. So far I haven't experienced the long wait for replacements. That could be a problem for a busy working man. I'm glad my dealer has a large supply on his truck.
It would be interesting to know about how much you have invested in tools I know its a lot but you cant do the job without them thanks for the video
id like to see some forage harvester repairs and servicing :)
Most reliable thing in that barn is that old Toyota forklift. 🤣👏
Looked like just a quick welding job to me 🙂
Nice
Thanks Zeth! Really enjoy the content. Was wondering if you have tried out any of the HF Icon tools yet? I’ve bought the torque wrench and large ratcheting wrenches and really liking them. Was wondering if you had an opinion?
Not yet!
Back in the early to mid 80,s I spent around 10k in tools and tool boxes from mac tools, still have them today, what I wonder is how a starting tech can shell out the money for a quality set that will last a lifetime.
This one’s for you Zeth. Have your wife make this service call for Valentine’s Day!
On your last vid you showed a MATCO mini pry bar? "?' mark on the pry bar, is their an order number that I'm sure is on it!? Thanks
Thanks.
Could you just weld that crack? I assume it would not be as good as the new part but would it be "good enough"?
Do you have a tool bag attached somehow under your service cart? What bag and how is it attached?
Yes the second amendment is my first as well I like your videos nice working out equipment for a living a blue collar worker
What are you talking about?
Could be by chance get the part number or a link to the Williams ratcheting wrench for doing unload drive chain tensioners, love the content I am a tech myself and have learned some cool tricks from your videos
Stanley Proto J3830 15/16-Inch Proto Ratcheting Flare-Nut Wrench, 12 Point a.co/d/3zJpXXH
Thanks so much love the video
How much does that midfloor cost , was the old not repairable?
What is the part number on that matco wrench extender
Are there specific tools that you prefer to get name brand like snap on Mac etc ?
I don’t buy because of the brand. I buy off the tool guy that is loyal and shows up.
Did you find the cover for the generator? 50:38
@zkmastertech what does it take to earn Master Tech as an ag tech?
Is the propane tank low on the forklift? 11:01 no Anna yipping. Not Millennial Farmer's place? 12:24
Why couldn't that midfloor be welded?
A lot of money in that tool box.
Mr. Z. I noticed the Dog Town Skates sticker on the fridge in your office. I’m 55 now and I remember DTS when I was a juvenile hooligan skateboarder in LA and I have not seen that cross logo in decades. Used to draw it all the time in school. Do you mind if I ask how you came about it?
@paulbush7095 I bought a Dogtown edition Dixxon shirt and it came with the sticker. I collect Dixxon flannel shirts and each one is unique and comes with a sticker and then I put it on my fridge. I actually don't know anything about Dogtown. Just liked the color of the shirt.
@@ZKMasterTech I looked it up and saw the clothing line they partnered with. I like the shirts as well so I’m glad I asked. Thanks for the nostalgia man!
Have you personally purchased all of tools
Yes
Hey zeth
Do you get a tools allowance
Greg
No. I have bought everything
I'm a tech also and why is it that the one piece of equipment we use every day, is always in the worst shape? Our forklifts are always breaking down or hardly running. At least we're not the only ones.
Yeah they get used and abused.
Gotta get a wireless lavaliere ot a directional microphone
Check the propane tank level if it's stalling like that - or it's Overfull and very cold coolant to not vaporizing the propane right.
Hey man, I hope it's not to much to ask. One of the fellas I work with went to tech school with you. I was wondering if I could ask you a question relating to your back in the Deere field?
What's up?
@@ZKMasterTech I came from Pete after almost 4 years working on semis and I never had an issue, I switched to AHW last year and I managed to blow my back out mid harvest working on a slugged 9400. My co worker said we are close in size with me being 6'4" 280 ish. I have multiple discs out and a degenerative one. I was out for about 2 months where I couldn't even walk. Doc said I'm going to have a surgery or two in the near future to hopefully make it better. I just turned 23 in Jan and I was wondering what you thought about my size and back leading to issues possibly effecting my ability to stay in my career at Deere?
@@KonmanxX Research the Mckenzie method for back pain (basically a reverse situp). Also, stay hydrated. Giving up alcohol and caffeine will help make sure your disc's are receiving proper hydration. Lastly, apply castor oil and a heating pad. Good luck.
@KobmannXx please message me on Instagram and we can talk further about this. I want to help you.
Where is the coffee machine Mate?
I use K cups at home and bring my morning coffee. Then I switch to monster energy or redbull.
@@ZKMasterTech I can't do energy drinks. I'd be pinging CCMS all day
🤣 oh boy
Snap on is overrated honestly, they make nice pliers that’s about it. They take forever to get tools to a guy and 9/10 the rep is so stuck up and not helpful. Matco for the win
here in the UK snapon has become a joke, everything takes months and the dealers never show up, and it still costs an arm and a leg
Buy the wrench extender from the OEM, mueller-kueps. Still expensive, but absolutely not $300.
Thanks for sharing