Brilliant video, so interesting to watch maybe those bearings were the problem. I was surprised that some were Made in Japan, but there you go . Looking forward too your next video. 👍👍
Thank you! 😊 I think it was 🤷♂️ it works fine now so it must have been! 🤔 I was surprised aswell when I saw them, would have thought it would all be American really! Hopefully I'll upload something soon! 👌👌
Thank you 👌 that was my thought aswell because like I said, last time I had the back end apart apart on this one I think it was a 8-9k bill 🙄 I think alot of the cost was setting it up again but if its not done right I'll be back to square one so 🤷♂️ all worked out alright tho!
This is a normal fit! I have taken apart dozens of these, even new/almost new ones, them bearing always fits loose on the shafts and in the housing. They wil run forever with it
Good! Otherwise, I'd have to take the whole thing apart again! 😂 the Tech boys at my local John Deere dealer rebuilt it for me, so it must have all specd up fine!
@joranbrouwer2157 We did put all new bearings a seals in while we were in there, but they couldn't see anything wrong 🤷♂️ must have just been a rumbley bearing!
Did the dealer mention anything about the bearing races spinning on the shaft and in the bridge housing? I’ve recently replaced the mfd bearings on a case/mccormick and was very surprised to find the bearing races were a ‘loose’ fit in the housing, when I questioned it I was told it was normal and to install with loctite bearing fit compound.
Nope, they didn't say anything about the bearing bridge. They just replaced all the bearings and seals. My thinking is maybe when the different metals expand in heat or something? I don't know! All I know is it works now 😊
There will be a video on that one soon! It's been a rather hectic time what with preparing for winter and the cows coming in, there is good news tho so don't worry! 😊
Overalls on and a big piece of cardboard underneath the backend of the tractor would of saved a lot of dirty clothes/jeans believe me from experience as I’ve been there and done that job before.
Don't think you've put a foot wrong on that job👌caught it in time before them bearings broke up and damaged the cogs 👍take it Milwaukee didn't play ball, probably more chance of a scaffolding gang sponsoring you and supplying different different lengths of pipe. 🤷♂️👍😂
Well, I learnt the hard way the first time! 🙄😂 noo, I'm still far too small of a channel for them to notice me! I will have to keep breaking stuff and using their tools! Maybe one day! 🤔🤔😊
Well, that is true, the less things to go wrong, the better, but sometimes creature comforts make a difference during a long day's work, I like the basic tractors as much as the next man but not also not finishing the day feeling like I've been in a boxing match if you understand what I mean 🤔😂
@@seggonscontractors588 in a boxing match 🤣😀😀 yeah sure absolutely to be honest I can’t say much because that’s all I could afford as my first ever tractor 🤷🏻♂️😀
@bekabeka71 Absolutely, we all have to start somewhere, I started off mowing people lawns with dad's old ride on lawn mower, and worked me way up, I'm lucky I've had the help I've got but it's still been long hours and hard work, it still is until the big one is paid for! 🙄😂 but everyone will get where they want to be eventually. They just have to stick at it! 💪
I'm usually reluctant to watch videos from across the pond because they always do stuff half donkey backwards and or I have translate the terminology, but I did anyways and my assumptions was right. Not only is this not the run of the mill tractor in redneck rural America at 200+hp, but you say the repair cost was about "$1,400.00 quid" really....................
Thanks for the lesson.
Happy New Year.
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@@seggonscontractors588 TOO.
Brilliant video, so interesting to watch maybe those bearings were the problem.
I was surprised that some were Made in Japan, but there you go . Looking forward too your next video. 👍👍
Thank you! 😊 I think it was 🤷♂️ it works fine now so it must have been! 🤔 I was surprised aswell when I saw them, would have thought it would all be American really! Hopefully I'll upload something soon! 👌👌
Very interesting video. 👍
Thank goodness you done as much as you did yourself as that will have saved your pocket😉
Thank you 👌 that was my thought aswell because like I said, last time I had the back end apart apart on this one I think it was a 8-9k bill 🙄 I think alot of the cost was setting it up again but if its not done right I'll be back to square one so 🤷♂️ all worked out alright tho!
This is a normal fit! I have taken apart dozens of these, even new/almost new ones, them bearing always fits loose on the shafts and in the housing. They wil run forever with it
Good! Otherwise, I'd have to take the whole thing apart again! 😂 the Tech boys at my local John Deere dealer rebuilt it for me, so it must have all specd up fine!
Great! Nothing to worry about then
@joranbrouwer2157 We did put all new bearings a seals in while we were in there, but they couldn't see anything wrong 🤷♂️ must have just been a rumbley bearing!
Yea it must be, sometimes i see when a customer has had a pto shaft on there that was to long, the bearing gets beaten up. Thats about it
@@joranbrouwer2157 I think what I'll do is make sure all my machines PTO shafts are moving freely to take pressure off the PTO bearings!
You saved yourself a lot of money by preventing a major breakdown
I did indeed, learning from mistakes is always important
Did the dealer mention anything about the bearing races spinning on the shaft and in the bridge housing?
I’ve recently replaced the mfd bearings on a case/mccormick and was very surprised to find the bearing races were a ‘loose’ fit in the housing, when I questioned it I was told it was normal and to install with loctite bearing fit compound.
Nope, they didn't say anything about the bearing bridge. They just replaced all the bearings and seals. My thinking is maybe when the different metals expand in heat or something? I don't know! All I know is it works now 😊
Any news on the old John Deere 🤔
There will be a video on that one soon! It's been a rather hectic time what with preparing for winter and the cows coming in, there is good news tho so don't worry! 😊
Glad you've got some good news on it. look forward to the update.👍
@@spudhauler I'm looking forward to finally getting some time to work on it! 😂
Overalls on and a big piece of cardboard underneath the backend of the tractor would of saved a lot of dirty clothes/jeans believe me from experience as I’ve been there and done that job before.
Yes, I know, I usually do have a bit of card bored, but it was around 3 billion degrees, and I was very hot 😂😂
Is this available in English?
rough bearings will make that kind of noise.
It did turn out to be rough bearings
Don't think you've put a foot wrong on that job👌caught it in time before them bearings broke up and damaged the cogs 👍take it Milwaukee didn't play ball, probably more chance of a scaffolding gang sponsoring you and supplying different different lengths of pipe. 🤷♂️👍😂
Well, I learnt the hard way the first time! 🙄😂 noo, I'm still far too small of a channel for them to notice me! I will have to keep breaking stuff and using their tools! Maybe one day! 🤔🤔😊
if you have to change your pto every 2 years i think you are doing something wrong.
Things only break when they're being used 😊
This is a common problem on this models....
This is why Belarus tractors are indestructible and very cheap and easy to maintain
Well, that is true, the less things to go wrong, the better, but sometimes creature comforts make a difference during a long day's work, I like the basic tractors as much as the next man but not also not finishing the day feeling like I've been in a boxing match if you understand what I mean 🤔😂
@@seggonscontractors588 in a boxing match 🤣😀😀 yeah sure absolutely to be honest I can’t say much because that’s all I could afford as my first ever tractor 🤷🏻♂️😀
@bekabeka71 Absolutely, we all have to start somewhere, I started off mowing people lawns with dad's old ride on lawn mower, and worked me way up, I'm lucky I've had the help I've got but it's still been long hours and hard work, it still is until the big one is paid for! 🙄😂 but everyone will get where they want to be eventually. They just have to stick at it! 💪
You can't have Belarus and clean garage floor, they are always leaking 😂
@aaaaa_12345 atleast you know there is oil in it if it's leaking! 😂
Si puo tradurre in italiano
Prendi un cerino e mettilo dentro il serbatoio
Maybe next time you should buy a better tractor, for example a Massey Ferguson!
I could yes, but they also break down aswell, if you watch one of my other videos you'll see me repairing a front hub on a massey ferguson 5455 😊
I'm usually reluctant to watch videos from across the pond because they always do stuff half donkey backwards and or I have translate the terminology, but I did anyways and my assumptions was right. Not only is this not the run of the mill tractor in redneck rural America at 200+hp, but you say the repair cost was about "$1,400.00 quid" really....................
...what?
take no notice, Americans are full of shit@@seggonscontractors588