Brakes? Never heard of her. OLIVER Super 88 Brake repair
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Here we try to figure out why we have a sticky wheel on the super 88
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Brakes! Brakes!, We don't need no stinking brakes!😁
Time again for another episode of End Wrench Theater!
In today's episode, the Super 88 goes to Dr Ross, only to find its insurance doesn't cover tools that make their own sounds. Will the Super 88 ever back up again? Will Ross make impact wrench sounds to bill for things he didn't do? Tune in to find out!
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Ross, I like your upgraded Steering wheel center!
I do too!!
Hey Ross great job on those brakes.
Thanks!
Had a Super 88 too. My favourite tractor. No 3 point sure, but just the right size for so many chores and very dependable. Too bad someone left it out without a rain cap and ruined the engine just after I'd rebuilt the head.
great job , spent many hours on s88 &1650, seems you need some barnyard stone maintenance & a maintenace garage
Thanks!
Great to see you turning wrenches again! Stay warm!
Thanks John! It’s good to be back to doing something more than just talking 🤣
Little bit of fixin goes a long way.
Yes it does!
Good job
I see the S88 has fallen prey to the "FSS" (Flat Surface Syndrome) with all the small parts on the transmission cover. Glad it was only the brake for now. The really sad thing is the "made in china" stamp on the hose. :( Although I love that road gear; always loved using gear 6 on our 88; getting you home faster from the field. :)
Great job Ross. Brakes are good as new. I hope the groundhog is right and we get an early spring. So tired of the cold weather. My old joints just don't want to move in this weather.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
mine comes on same side when mowing a field with clockwise turns. I'll be replacing those 3 short actuator springs one of these days. Thanks for showing where they go.
Ross, I do believe you are allergic to funnels and ratchets!
Old girl is not ready for retirement. Even has the Oliver gear whine!!! (1st cousin to a Cockshutt 40) Redid the brakes on the IH Farmall 656 a couple years ago. Don't realize how different it is to be able to set the brake lock to hitch up to an implement.
Interesting that a row crop tractor is the preferred appliance. Yours sure shifts easy, mine is notchy by comparison.
Im sure i had plenty of tractor seat time today on my ole Deere pushing brush and moving Stone and mulch .SEE
Fun times! 🤣
can we please get more videos of grinding corn
Soon I hope!
You're not a moron!
Love the sound of the transmission on these. 👍👍👍👍👍
Ross, nice job on the brakes. Thanks Michael
I had a brake dragging on my Super 88 and did exactly what you did to get it home 😂😂 i tried a few farmer fixes that didn't work because the springs in the axctuator were worn out.
Off-topic comment. No, I am not calling you a More-On, maybe the Rodney Dangerfield of old Olivers. But the fact that you need a high-end jump pack for starting and even running your tractors. My son-in-law has one and he uses it to run a 12,000 lb electric winch when loading logs for his sawmill. Also for powering an inverter so he can have 110v for drills and etc.
Great video showing that sometimes a simple cleaning of parts works wonders.
Nice video Ross. Another tractor move better.
Its remarkable how the brakes look the same as in an IH 656.
The discs were probably made by the same company
On the topic of brake fixes on tractors... my 9600 and an agco tractor over on the farm have a mystery leak that's not visible.
Do you know of any tricks for tracing where the leak could be without constantly filling with brake fluid and taking hubs off?
😄👍👍👍👍
Thanks Paul!
Hey Ross have a question for you my super 77 and my 53' 88 both when you step on the right brake it stops as it should but it wont roll again until you go the opposite direction i took the cover off the 88 and i dont see anything wrong i was curious if you would know what to check
There’s a old saying brake are for quitters and doors and fenders are for rich people
Brakes are just an excuse to slow down, ain’t nobody got time for that.
Brakes are for quiters Ross , And you don't seem like a quiter
I agree with other viewer get a rachett for crying out loud
Now he has to do 5 more brake jobs with a wrench to drive the complainers nuts😵💫 🤣