John Deere Tractor front wheels wobbling?? Check and Replace!!
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- How to replace front steering wheel bushings on a John Deere tractor. All D100, E100, L100, S100 and LA100 series lawn tractors. Replacement conversion kit (to real ball bearings) link below.
Replacement M123811 Bearing kit to normal roller bearings. amzn.to/3raBY9w OR
The John Deere Kit is Part# AM127304. I would purchase this from a John Deere dealer.
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There are OK videos on these procedures, and then there are your videos. You my friend are the consummate Pro. You make things easy and I thank you !
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Your expertise and way of explaining makes these tasks seem simple to perform. I have followed many of your videos and they are all 5 stars. Great job👍
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Excellent. Clear and concise. I landed here to confirm if only a C-clip retains the tire / wheel assembly. Thanks.
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NIce video. I have used aftermarket real bearings available for the hubs, but that axel is too far gone to use them. Thanks for the video.
I found a roller bearing kit and it is in the description. Replacement M123811 Bearing Kit to normal roller bearings. amzn.to/3raBY9w. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Brilliant video, I done the job with ease after watching this. Much appreciated.
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Mr. Johnson bless you for sharing your knowledge, you keep my John Deere mower mowing. My Dad didn't teach his little girl anything, so I really was blessed to find your videos.
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Thanks for the great video and instructions. Just did my 125 lawn tractor. Used a heat gun to warm old dust boots, came right off using one of those paint can openers with a hook to pull them off. A right angle pair of needle nose pliers to remove the Cir Clips. Removed both wheels, cleaned off the old grease. Found little wear on the bushings and spindles so I greased and re-assembled. Oddly one side had an inner washer and one side didn't but both have the same amount of in out play when put back together.
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Thank you so much I was struggling getting the c clamp back on the pliers did the trick.
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Very good explanation,I have a 2012 John deere tractor D110, and I replaced the spendel assembly and now I need to buy the bushings and hopefully the front of my tractor is done,and so forth.
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@@JohnsonsSmallEngines your welcome,I have a friend of mine who is going to help me on the mower deck problem,replacing the deck spendels and make a few adjustments and if you have something on mower deck problems and so forth and I'll catch ya on the next one
Great vid, thanks! 👍👍. A lot of people forget that grease fitting that sits behind the muffler on the axle.
Hi Tony, Thank you! and yes, I covered that grease fitting on my video "How to Service and Maintain Your John Deere Tractor D110" ruclips.net/video/JNj_MRdH33E/видео.html. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Nicely explained with tools and parts details. Some of the best camera work I have seen on a video, very clear. Well done.
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Good job Mr. Johnson! I like how you work: safe, methodical and thorough.
Thank you kindly.
Thanks for the video, gave me the confidence to do it myself. Took about hour and half to change to bearings and to replace both axles. Had to change my gloves 3 times as it was a greasy job. Mine was a L-130 but process is the same. Drives like it has power steering now, I think better than new and it is over 20 years old. : )
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Fabulous video, you are a natural teacher!
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Great video on JD D140. Not much on You Tube on the D140, so glad to see that you featured this machine. When you put up the Axle Video I will be buying one from your link. I also love the part numbers you write on the table as well as the tool layout. Your videos are infectious! On my must watch list.
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Thank you for some great information. Great Channel!
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Good description Brad.
Thanks Jim! and thank you for watching and commenting.
Thanks for the videos :) have learned a lot with you man ..
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You do a great job of explaining the work your doing makes it easy to do it ourselves. Do you order all your John Deere part from Amazon?
Hi Ronald, I order a lot of parts from Amazon but I also purchase from my local John Deere dealership. The reason I have the links to the parts I have on my videos is most everyone who watches can order direct from the link. It makes it very easy for my viewers.
Good video thanks do new wheels and tires come with the bearings I got a flat and it wobbles bad also
I have only purchased rims and the rims did come with the bushings.
Has been hours trying to hit the bearings in my cartwheels thanks to brain damage straight is an issue. Is there any device that either helps guide the hammer force down to the bullseye or at least keep me from crushing the air plug? I have 5/8" for wagons. Answer or none thanks for the video.
Did you make the video about replacing the axle part ?
Not yet. On the list.
Hi, great video. How many hours would these tractors have clocked upuntil the bushings and steering joint need replaced? I bought an x155r with 1005 hrs on it and the steering and wheels are very wobbly in all directions. thanks
It all depends on how the machine was taking care of. I do not know anything about the X155R as it must not be sold on the eastern US. I can say that any 100 series machines I have seen over 500hrs. are in need of a lot of service work.
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines Thankyou for your quick reply. After looking at it today I think I need to replace all the steering joints along with the front wheel bushings and axles. I will repaint the deck, replace both belts and service the motor then hopefully it should be fine. Written on the oil filter it says last oil change was at 760 hrs in 2021. I used a heat gun to remove the dust boot and it made it a lot easier.
Do you have a part number for the axel for the d140?
You can look up the parts on the John Deere website or call a John Deere dealer .
I've got 485 hours on my LT180. Is it time to grease the hub yet???
If you have grease fittings on your front wheels?? but I don’t think you have grease fittings. You have roller bearings so they are not greasable. Jack up the front end and spin the tires. If the bearings sound loud then replace them.
I have d130 it has 2 lines coming out of top of gas tank 1 is uptake what is purpose of other line is it a vent ?
You are correct.
so this is not a bushing/bearing that turns?
Correct. What comes out were bushings without bearings. Check out in the link description below the video. The kit has bearings in it so you can change from bushings to bearings
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines get info and video. Thanks!
great video. i replaced the front wheels/tires with Manastars from amazon. for the first tire i didn ot realize there were 2 thicknesses of washers. I put the thick one on first, then wheel, but no room for external washer before the clip. removed wheel, but the thick washer is inside the cup looking thing. how can i get the washer out to replace it with the thinner one so the exterior washer before the clip will fit on. thank you again. Susan
If the washer is not stuck, you can try using a magnet to pull it out or some kind of pic may help.
@@JohnsonsSmallEngines Thank you for advice, the oversized washer has been removed. Tried two ceramic block magnets on either side of the stuck washer, did not budge. Took another look around the garage, saw a box that said "soldering equipment" on it, took it thinking I could attach 2 pull handles, did not work. Then thought about the grease and how it had probably set up over the winter, took the soldering iron and warmed up the washer for a good bit and found two picks and was able to work the over sized washer out. Thank you for magnet suggestion, it got me back in the mode of fixing my mess-up.
@@wankerdoodle8516 I’m glad you got it!!! Thanks for the follow up.