My Deere John Deere: 2020 Hydraulic system fix
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Here we put the John Deere 2020 HU back together
 I’m Ross aka “The Oliver Man”. I farm with Oliver and White tractors here in beautiful Southern IN. I have over 30 Oliver and White Tractors in my collection (plus a few other colors). Please Like and Subscribe for more Oliver and White Videos!
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Glad you got it back together Ross. We are here to share the sadness.
Loader tractors, the best maintained tractors on the farm😀
Even us case owners have a John Deere tractor or two. No one's perfect:-)
I like the way you talk about what your doing, you don't let hard thing get you down, you try until you get the job done. I like that. Keep up the good work. Some time I go get a cup of coffee and think about my problem. it work for me.
Great job on the hydraulic repair Ross she lives to work again
Ross, it is a good feeling getting some issues fixed. Thanks Michael
Ross is cleaning the underside of the old 2020 like the 717 super truckers do there trucks. They go under them with the wash mitt and tooth brush 😂😂😂
Good to see you got it going again !!
Well Ross, if a person has any kind of mechanical knowledge ,(just by the parts configuration and you showing the part# while explaining what they are ) , that person should have a mental picture of the job you have to accomplish. Job well done.👍👍👍🇺🇸🙏🏽😎✌🏻
Very good job. Now you're back in business. Great video, be safe
Another job well done
Next week the fan belt will break and you get to do it all over again. Did I mention that I hate pumps that drive off the front of the crankshaft? One could have pulled the hydraulic off of a 1650 and replaced the pump quicker and easier than that front pump. Use that oil with a little diesel fuel mixed in it and mop your trailer decks every year or 2.
Keep the videos coming. Remember, JD charges you dearly for Deere parts, but coming home and saying "Hi Honey, I am home will cost a whole lot more.
I know, when I put those new bushings in I put on a brand new belt. It’s too difficult to change
good to see your getting your grandpa's tractor fixed
I've changed that coupler on my 4010. Loosen the pump , slid forward just a little. I got it changed , thanks to my cousin.!!
I’ve done it both ways, and the radiator being out is easier, but dang that adds more possibilities for added sadness, and then you begin to feel obligated to spend more money doing other maintenance items while it’s apart, like water pump, v-belt, thermostat, etc… all because you can do it all while it’s apart 😂 The best thing Deere did was moving the hydraulic pump to the side of the engine, and having it gear driven off the engine on the 5000 series, eliminating all of this sadness
Exactly. Once that radiator is out the parts list gets longer 🤣
@@rosstheoliverman every time, every time.
Great to see a good oil bath Ross. You crack me up!
Another good video Ross. Nice to see the ole 2020 back up and doing its job again. Nice job. Thanks for sharing.
It's clear to me that the engineers who design many tractors never had to work on them. That should be a requirement. If so, I think a lot of tractors would be designed differently.
Awesome job, it sure sounds better. Lots of sadness going on. Good thing you can use it again. It sucks when something you use daily goes down. Thanks for sharing and I'll see you later.
And proud of it!
Glad it was the coupler
You don’t need to fix where that leak is coming from 😂 it’ll just eventually come apart and cover you in hydraulic fluid 😂
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@@rosstheoliverman I learned that one first hand, seem it dripping, and said “I’ll fix that when I’m done with hay”. Couple hours later hydraulic oil bath.
Now just enjoy
I hope there some of this info I can use on my JD 1020. Looks like you got her fixed, good job. Thanks for the video, have a good week!
Sweet bud hope work s out
I do suffer from low intelligence but I watch you anyway 😂😂. Great video Ross see ya tomorrow
Good job
Ross, I learned along time ago that you take the wrench the size you think it is, then one bigger and one smaller when you crawl under the machine for oil changes. Any morone should think of that ! lol. 👍🇺🇸🙏🏽😎✌🏻
It almost looks like it would have been better with a two-person job kind of reminds me of fixing Oliver's when that chain coupler came off that wasn't easy to fix either number one time when the chain came off it ripped all the wiring out of the tractor
Thank you for the videos
Nice video Ross.
Say Ross. If it holds 10 gallons of new oil, wouldn’t it be a safe bet you’re not going to drain all the old oil in a single bucket? 😂
Hey! Nobody likes a smarty pants. 🤣
I did use two buckets, I just didn’t grab the second one in time 🤣
Success!
I sure hope that dreaded john deere bug doesn't bite you while working on the other green
Maybe the dirty oil and the clean oil weren't mixing, was the screen clogged?
You may want to change oil more frequently. The brake linings should be good for 6000 plus hours of service. Deere service interval at least on the 4020 is annual or 1000 hours.
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Thanks!!
Getting tough to find little tractors like 2020, 2630& 2440.
Ross now you have used oil to put on your corn picker
If your not using hy-gard that can cause problems
Well that’s news to this tractor. It’s never had John Deere oil in it since it was new.
That’s why it’s had hydraulic issues. The brakes don’t like the off brand fluid.
HI ROSS 😊😊 have U tractor parts places can U get what U need 2 rebuild the steering box 4 the John deere tractor 🚜 😊 OMG 5 12 2O24
Boy, that is a mechanics nightmare,sadness is really in play there
haha, good pun
Another project off the list. Not a fun job to say the least getting into the coupling. Had to work on a Deere 2640 once...had similar issues getting into things just to get the radiator off. I've always thought that engineers/designers ought to have to work on their "pipe dreams" and endure moments of sadness!!!
I know what your up against Ross, cause I had to completely tear a 2510 apart and clean every part in the system including the steering
That was not fun .
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Belt drive would have been better
Not really. We've put thousands of hours on 3020 and 4020 hydraulic pumps without having to do anything to them.
Nothing much wrong with the coupler design. Ross just grumbles and whines about these things… 😂
another exercise in frustratrion.