Wheel Bushing to Bearing Kit John Deere LA L100/L105/L115/L125/L130/L135/L140/L145/L150/155/L165/175
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2020
- How to remove the old front wheel bushings and re install wheel bearings. I videoed this on a whim so please bare with me and keep the negative comments down. If you bought a kit and found it has no instructions as mine did you can skip to the 16 minuet mark to watch how I removed the old bushings from the wheel and installed the new updated wheel bearings. I did make many mistakes along the way and recommend that you watch the whole thing and learn all the "what not to do" things that I did.
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This kit did not work on "D" Models If ordering from amazon
do some reading of reviews and searching to find the right kit for your JD
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The amazon kit that worked for my LA175 :
Just the bearings: amzn.to/2ZLdiJH
The spindles and bearings that covers a lot of JD L and D models:amzn.to/2ZLgjti
Read the look up and the Q&A on amazon to stand the best chance to order the right kit.
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Great video. I am a 65 year old women and even before videos I did my own minor mechanical work change oil, spark plugs, etc. Over the years things change so videos really help. Thanks for a great video.
I loved the helium voice lol
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I believe the flat spot on the bushing is supposed to sit under the grease fitting allowing grease in 😀
I replaced my bushings today. 2 tips - a 3/8" extension worked great for removing the old bushings, And a 1 1/16" socket was great for installing the new bearings. I kept the old (still good) bushings, incase the bearings don't last. The grease zerk is not in the way.
Nice
Get the brging spindles kit. It turns so easy and every customer was very surprised and pleased with it
Great Idea Phillip , Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Craig, great video with good tips and info. I’ll be doing this conversion myself and I ordered the kit from your link to support your channel!
Thank you 😊 glad to be of service.
Great video... Thanks! Heat gun or lady's blow dryer on "HIGH" setting will soften the cap in less than a minute and it will slip right off.
You're welcome and fantastic advice on the heat gun. Thanks for sharing.
Foot long piece of re bar works great to punch out the bushings.
Fantastic Idea! Thanks for sharring
5:52 a trick I learned from another video to remove the plastic cap - if you heat the plastic it will come off much easier. I used a heat gun and was much easier to remove.
Use a heat gun to soften the rubber cap.
Fantastic advice thank you for sharing
You should buy the Hot Gun for take off it
I'm not so sure this is an upgrade. I just ordered a spindle/bearing kit for my LA145. Thinking about the bearings though, if they don't last the life of the mower, when they fail they will fail catastrophically whereas the OEM bushing will be subject to "graceful degradation" and not leave me stranded in the middle of the yard with crunchy bearings. When I receive my kit, I'll purchase bushings to replace the bearings.
You make a really great point. So far my bearings have lasted well over a year and the steering feels amazing.
I use a screwdriver. Works every time. You should keep one around the house.
Great advice Gerald thanks for sharing
Would love to see the build of this car wanting to do same thing just for shits and giggles maybe a better video of car thanks
Great video Craig!! How are your new bearings holding up?
So far they're doing good and it steers and rolls a whole lot better than it ever did. I'll be getting new tires here in a couple of months.
I have been putting them in for 7 years and still not a failure yet
I bought the same kit for my J.D. as specified. Bearings fit the hub just great, but were way too small to fit over the axle, plus a lot of slop room. Didn't like the results. Returned.
Hi CSI :) Thanks for letting everyone know to watch out for an axle fit issue. We are still running the same bearing kit in the LA175 in the video, so far so good. Can you share what year and model number yours is so others will know what to watch out for and we can modify the search title to better reflect what ones are interchangeable and what ones are not. Sorry for the hassle this caused you and thanks again for sharing.
@@Craigs_car_care Craig The tractor was bought new in 2012 and is a D100 -the model number shown on the purchase order is BG20540. The sop I referred the to is the bushings prorude out from the hub on both sides some and the bearings, if they'd go over the axle, would have been within the hub and nothing to fill that space where the bushings used to be.And I totally agree with you -J.D. used to build a quality machine. Maybe their high end stuff still is, I don't know, but their low end stuff certainly isn't. Bushings instead of bearings, bearings in the mowing spindles are sealed so you can't lubricate them, drive belt takes a return to the dealer to replace, etc.
@@cantstandidiots5839 Good morning and thanks for the update. I added a note that the bearing kit by its self is not for the D model. I tried to do some R&D on the differences between D and L models but did not find the differences yet. The axle kits with the bearings do show at least by listing they work for both D &L models as if that makes any sense. Thanks again for the update and sorry for the trouble this stuff caused you.
What about the L110 ?? No mention of this but I'm assuming it's also included right ??
Great question Tony, the "L110" was not on the package. The process is the same but I would order the parts for the L110 just to make sure the correct parts arrive. Thanks for sharing.
Craig, did you purchase the adjustable tie rods from John Deere or on Amazon? Do you possibly have the part numbers?
Hi Bill, I got them on the Amazon. This link may take you there and these worked on My LA175 but do the research that it will fit yours please. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07424BYK2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Don't you need to add grease?
Fantastic question!!!!!! I should have mentioned that these are a sealed bearing that already have the greases in the bearing from the maker. So no grease is needed in this set up. Thanks for posting .