I replaced the pencils on my 4020 a couple of years ago and am sure glad they came out easy. One thing I did do ahead of time was a few applications of Free All penitrating oil. Air hammer are great tools. I end up borrowing one to separate the engine block from the front frame on my John Deere 60 after breaking both bolt heads off. Drove it apart in seconds. After that I bought one.
Saying an air hammer is a useful tool is an understatement! Back when I used to work on fuel trucks you would get trucks that would have hydraulics to run the fuel pumps and they'd blow hydraulic lines and you would have to get them corroded fittings apart and the first tool you would grab after the wrench was the air hammer. I have the same hammer you have but I tell ya Ingersoll rand makes a bigger air hammer that takes larger bits and that's cats ass! Good video Jon!
Nice short video😂 Excellent information. I always get something out of your wrenching videos especially since I have similar tractors to what you are usually working on.
You should have definitely built that titan submarine out of a real farm shop! I'm guessing you would have used steel and a welder... and if any bolts, you would have used like grade 8 3/4 inch, instead of the little 3/8 inch bolts they used to connect the hatch!
Just like a good magician, it's what's going on with the hand you don't see. Ha, yep, we used 1/2 and 1 inch steel to got 30 feet into the soil and river for coffer dams. Going deep like that I would be so heavy a crane couldn't have lifted it
I replaced the pencils on my 4020 a couple of years ago and am sure glad they came out easy. One thing I did do ahead of time was a few applications of Free All penitrating oil. Air hammer are great tools. I end up borrowing one to separate the engine block from the front frame on my John Deere 60 after breaking both bolt heads off. Drove it apart in seconds. After that I bought one.
Saying an air hammer is a useful tool is an understatement! Back when I used to work on fuel trucks you would get trucks that would have hydraulics to run the fuel pumps and they'd blow hydraulic lines and you would have to get them corroded fittings apart and the first tool you would grab after the wrench was the air hammer. I have the same hammer you have but I tell ya Ingersoll rand makes a bigger air hammer that takes larger bits and that's cats ass! Good video Jon!
Nice short video😂 Excellent information. I always get something out of your wrenching videos especially since I have similar tractors to what you are usually working on.
Nice tee shirt their Jon!! Before you know it, it will be that time of the year again!!
You really have a information packed videos,thank you!!
Thanks.
Another good one from the go to guy on Deere....Thanks Jon.
How many times did you have to stop fixing to feed the beef cows and plant the crops thanks for the help master mechanic
Do you know where u can get that bent 15/16 injection wrench mine finally broke
John deere service or parts can get you special tools.
Or maybe a shop like Area diesel service
Tip for best break away lube. Asotone + ATF best Penetrating lube in my book
You should have definitely built that titan submarine out of a real farm shop! I'm guessing you would have used steel and a welder... and if any bolts, you would have used like grade 8 3/4 inch, instead of the little 3/8 inch bolts they used to connect the hatch!
Just like a good magician, it's what's going on with the hand you don't see.
Ha, yep, we used 1/2 and 1 inch steel to got 30 feet into the soil and river for coffer dams. Going deep like that I would be so heavy a crane couldn't have lifted it
nice video but wrong side of head for viewers ..
Yeah sorry, had to have it there so I could work, I will use my real camera next time
Get a map torch
Are you Peter Griffin?
Don't think so , why?
You sure look like him!