people underestimate your skills! when you live, grow up and work on a farm . you learn from day one. willson is a manager inspector. and support friend.
Love your Little Tykes hammer. I used to call that my fine adjustment persuader. Lol. Terrance is in good hands. With older stuff you could take things apart and see how they work and fix them. Old school. Keep it up. Great vids
Lol I love that hammer I originally bought it for the tanker project to beat the dents out.....it might take me a little bit but I’ll get it back together!!!
When I was in my teens and hanging around a garage annoying the mechanics I heard one say that a manual was only useful if the manufacturer had designed a mechanism so stupidly that it defied any form of logic. Several others on youtube that learned the way you have and aren't afraid to get in there and fix it.
I have a 40c I rebuilt the right side steering clutch . For the last 8yrs. no problems . recently it will not turn right going forward. Turns right backwards. 😶🌫? I have 2 full sets of steering clutches. I would like to see what your finding are. How can I fine Part 2 of this video ?
Thanks for posting this! Now that I finally got my MC crawler running and moved over to the barn (Just today!) - I get to do the very same thing you just did to rebuild both of the clutches and brakes on both sides. Only one is totally unworkable, the other one needs brakes, so why not just go ahead and do the clutches while I have it all torn apart!? I wasn't looking forward to the task, but you showed me that it is pretty straight forward. Now I have the confidence to go tackle those clutches! The only thing that scares me is breaking those tracks... Mine are awfully rusty!
Your welcome I’m glad my video helped you out!!! It’s really not a bad project!!! I need to get back working on mine!! The track should come apart just fine with a good hammer and punch!!!
@@dirtgrainsteel - What size socket is on the hub to the sprocket? None of my sockets will fit and I have to go tool shopping tomorrow so I can get that hub sprocket off!
@@possumfarms if your just taking it apart exactly like I did to get to the clutch leave the hub on just take the small bolts out that hold the sprocket on to the hub.....from what I've heard it takes alot to get that big nut off I dont know what size it is I will have to look tommrow
I've tore things apart not knowing what's going on and what to expect .and the only way to learn is to do it and I've learned alot that way .lol your the same as I was I'm 52mow but younger days was great and your not a jack of all trades just most lmao that's what I say but godbless and get-er done
@@dirtgrainsteel I hear that lol but now we have recorder phones ..to watch what we do taking it apart witch in the day we didn't but hell yea it's fun trying to diesect a moter or whatnot and see how it ticks lol godbless
@@dirtgrainsteel It's good to see young guys doing the stuff we did back in the day . Alot of people don't realize out here we drive at 7 years old and start by working on lawnmowers and gocarts at 8 and everything else from their on ! Keep up the good videos , really can relate to about everything doing !
@@TheJimmybud we did more by the age of 16 than most people do by the age of 21 lol I was working full time hours and was still in middle school and I've had fun doing it!!!
@@iralowe6138 oh I know you didn't mean anything by it but I do love hammers I love collecting blacksmithing hammers.....thank you I appreciate the kind words and thank you for watching!!
Wilson is like a friend of mine, "if I can't help, I may hinder". Lol A least he doesn't get in your way. I was totally wrong, (I don't mind admitting). I didn't think it would be that bad in there. But didn't expect the water damage either. Do you think if you sand blasted the clutch some of it could be saved? Doc
LOL.. 30 too young 🤣😂 I never heard anyone complain about me working on their equipment.. not even when I was 16. Doesn't matter how old or how young a person is, it's what they know.. makes a big difference if they have a mechanical mind too!!!
I hate to say it but if that side is like that i.i know the other side works but may be good to check it or repaired or lube the other side as well .but good luck and godbless
Lol yeah I dont like doing engine work to it that's why I brought it to you and plus you had a lift and the experience and while you were fixing it i was able to keep the Combines going
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people underestimate your skills! when you live, grow up and work on a farm .
you learn from day one. willson is a manager inspector. and support friend.
Had a friend who said "if another man built it it.. I can figure it out"
NOTE.. women ain't built by men !!
Love your Little Tykes hammer. I used to call that my fine adjustment persuader. Lol. Terrance is in good hands. With older stuff you could take things apart and see how they work and fix them. Old school. Keep it up. Great vids
Lol I love that hammer I originally bought it for the tanker project to beat the dents out.....it might take me a little bit but I’ll get it back together!!!
When I was in my teens and hanging around a garage annoying the mechanics I heard one
say that a manual was only useful if the manufacturer had designed a mechanism so stupidly that it defied any form of logic. Several others on youtube that learned the way you have and aren't afraid to get in there and fix it.
I have a 40c I rebuilt the right side steering clutch . For the last 8yrs. no problems . recently it will not turn right going forward. Turns right backwards. 😶🌫? I have 2 full sets of steering clutches. I would like to see what your finding are. How can I fine Part 2 of this video ?
Thanks for posting this! Now that I finally got my MC crawler running and moved over to the barn (Just today!) - I get to do the very same thing you just did to rebuild both of the clutches and brakes on both sides. Only one is totally unworkable, the other one needs brakes, so why not just go ahead and do the clutches while I have it all torn apart!? I wasn't looking forward to the task, but you showed me that it is pretty straight forward.
Now I have the confidence to go tackle those clutches! The only thing that scares me is breaking those tracks... Mine are awfully rusty!
Your welcome I’m glad my video helped you out!!! It’s really not a bad project!!! I need to get back working on mine!! The track should come apart just fine with a good hammer and punch!!!
@@dirtgrainsteel - I broke a track for the first time today! Now I can attack that rusted up clutch in the final drive! Thanks again for the video!
@@possumfarms awsome!!! I'm glad I could help you!!! I'm going to work on my MC tomorrow!!
@@dirtgrainsteel - What size socket is on the hub to the sprocket? None of my sockets will fit and I have to go tool shopping tomorrow so I can get that hub sprocket off!
@@possumfarms if your just taking it apart exactly like I did to get to the clutch leave the hub on just take the small bolts out that hold the sprocket on to the hub.....from what I've heard it takes alot to get that big nut off I dont know what size it is I will have to look tommrow
I hate when people say no you shouldn't, It's your equipment, go for it, nothing took apart can't be put back together.
Great video. Got a 420c that won’t steer left. Guessing the same exact issue. Final drive coming off
I've tore things apart not knowing what's going on and what to expect .and the only way to learn is to do it and I've learned alot that way .lol your the same as I was I'm 52mow but younger days was great and your not a jack of all trades just most lmao that's what I say but godbless and get-er done
I know enough to get by lol I love taking things apart sometimes I never get them put back together
@@dirtgrainsteel I hear that lol but now we have recorder phones ..to watch what we do taking it apart witch in the day we didn't but hell yea it's fun trying to diesect a moter or whatnot and see how it ticks lol godbless
You got John's Garage old competitor Dale Mc Cords sign hanging in the shop ! Cool
I also have Uncul Dale McCords tool box with all his tools in it!!!
@@dirtgrainsteel It's good to see young guys doing the stuff we did back in the day . Alot of people don't realize out here we drive at 7 years old and start by working on lawnmowers and gocarts at 8 and everything else from their on ! Keep up the good videos , really can relate to about everything doing !
@@TheJimmybud we did more by the age of 16 than most people do by the age of 21 lol I was working full time hours and was still in middle school and I've had fun doing it!!!
Thanks awesome little video.
Excellent video 👍👍👍👍that clutch looks like a w d allis Chamlers tractor clutch made by auburn clutch company
I am amazed how you can fix a lot of stuff
Thank you! I take that as a compliment....I've been fixing stuff since I was able to walk lol
Original running boards are smooth. Its why others said the running boards arent original
Well it's just strange you see a bunch of em with running boards like mine and they look so factory!!
A friend of mine Dad used to say "A man built it ,a man can take it a part ?"
On my MC, each step has gone to anot on the tracks. My gui is befy your done you will be rebi the left side as well. Good program.
helps my i gotta work on a 1949 mc has the same issue
Keep watching as soon as I get my parts I'll get it back together and show it all! I'm glad it helps
@@dirtgrainsteel yup ill definitely watch i was hoping easy to get it and looks fairly easy..
You learn by doing it right or wrong just do it
It appears you have mastered the hammer usage.
Funny thing is I actually also collect hammers
I"m not calling you hammer mechanic. I love your grit for jumping in and doing the job love your videos.
@@iralowe6138 oh I know you didn't mean anything by it but I do love hammers I love collecting blacksmithing hammers.....thank you I appreciate the kind words and thank you for watching!!
G'day great video mate.
Cool interesting
When you get it off put it on a pallet and send it to me I need parts
Wilson is like a friend of mine, "if I can't help, I may hinder". Lol A least he doesn't get in your way.
I was totally wrong, (I don't mind admitting). I didn't think it would be that bad in there. But didn't expect the water damage either. Do you think if you sand blasted the clutch some of it could be saved?
Doc
Lol yeah Wilson most of time stays out of the way....I might be able to save some of the parts but all the clutches are junk for sure
@@dirtgrainsteel sorry to hear that bud.
@@martinbenton742 it's ok I found most of it it's still available new!! That was my biggest fear!!!
@@dirtgrainsteel that is my fear too getting into old tractors like my grandpa's D that was in a basket when I got it.
LOL.. 30 too young 🤣😂
I never heard anyone complain about me working on their equipment.. not even when I was 16.
Doesn't matter how old or how young a person is, it's what they know.. makes a big difference if they have a mechanical mind too!!!
100% right buddy
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I hate to say it but if that side is like that i.i know the other side works but may be good to check it or repaired or lube the other side as well .but good luck and godbless
best teacher is experence
Good stuff
Wish I was smart as you figure it out
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Do you mind telling me your first name so I can address you properly ,please
My Name is Brandon
You should’ve said you done a lot in 35 years of work. Can’t forget about overtime!
It's a exy to do it
You need a good floor jack don't have to lift so much I had to have surgery because I was stupid
I have a few good ones as I get older I've started to use them more
And then there is the other side
Yeah.. anything except your 7.3! Lol
Lol yeah I dont like doing engine work to it that's why I brought it to you and plus you had a lift and the experience and while you were fixing it i was able to keep the Combines going
I just did my own series on fixing the same issue on my model 40 wear do u go for tracks and chains I wanna get a set for my dozer
Well I haven't needed tracks yet mine are fairly good still when the time comes I'm going to see if Hardings Heavy Equipment can find me some