Getting a John Deere 8295R ready for spring. (Part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 23 фев 2024
- Got a 8295R tractor that I inspected and have come up with a list of repairs needed before this tractor hits the field this spring. In these series of videos, you will see MFWD, ILS, engine, transmission, and electrical repairs.
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boy believe me when i say a mechanic like you now days is extremely hard to find. much respect.
You don’t see a lot of good mechanics anymore because it doesn’t pay as much as it should especially for the tooling needed and amount of knowledge. So it’s a dying industry sadly. I am a mechanic and see so many people that have moved away from being a mechanic. And a lot of them have been a mechanic for 20 plus years leaving. I watched a master tech leave the field completely.
It always boggles my mind how much repairs these tractors need. I work on heavy equipment and we rarely see this much repairs needed for that amount of hours.
Fortunately the farmer has an old 1970's International to keep farming while the late model tractor spends it's time hiding in the shed.
So true 😂
That tractor needed the Larson Farms "Brody" treatment before you started to work on it.
This seems like a crazy list of repairs needed after so few hours, drivetrain stuff that you would expect to last significantly longer
A few days ago I was in a John Deere store, I remembered ZK and his work in keeping these great machines in full working order. Keep up the good work, greetings from Brazil!
Love the ZK style of tech work. No shortcuts, He knows what to do, great Professional. Salute from Florida.😃
I appreciate that!
Spring is coming sooner than expected. Here in WI, we had two weeks of winter and the ground never froze. I love your videos. These new machines are a much different creature than the old 8N I'm used to. I love learning about the new technology. Stay safe, and God bless.
Great video Zeth and that water pump sure wanted a fight! Great to see young Joseph getting really involved in this set of repairs. Thanks as always from Scotland and looking forward to part 2.
Zeth you're a true professional, always meticulous and pro-active and a world of knowledge. Thanks for sharing, always enjoyable, interesting, informative, educational and entertaining. Greetings from NE rural Ohio.
I appreciate that!
Enjoy your content I have been heavy equipment mechanic for 30 years work deere dealer for 10 years then a huge rental company 20 years lot of different equipment love johndeere
Luv what you have done to the crew cab, converting it into a world of new space for your tools etc. Nicely fitted out, looks factory spec'. Great video too, looking forward to more on the way. Luv ya guys, KTGIM Julian U.K
Always a good day when ZK notification pops up
Agreed!! Love watching the videos. Mr. Key, Keep up the amazing work! ☺️
Thanks! 🙏
Very interesting. Knowledge is very useful. Makes the job more easier. Love watching
Another great video Zeth! I watch your videos as soon as they come out! Learning a lot, used to wrench on Versatile, Ford and Massey tractors and ect but never new John Deere tractors. Really enjoy watching your videos, keep up the awesome work! Greetings from South Central Manitoba, Canada! 🇨🇦 Just a few miles to the Canada-USA border crossing with North Dakota! 🇺🇸
Thanks for another great video ZK and Joseph.
It was most interesting and informative.
As always, super video to learn from and very informative on how various items come apart and how you get to them.
I really enjoy learning how a lot of these repair items come apart much less how to get to them to make things happen.
My compliments to you ZK on how you approach what needs to be done and how to sequence these items. On this tractor you went over the list of repair items and I will admit you completely blew me away, I would be afraid to approach a list like that much less on the proper way to do the items.
You are doing great with your new technician Joseph, teaching him on the proper way to do these repairs. What he learns from you is worth more than a new person might realize. Worth its weight in gold. You are a great teacher ZK.
Will watch for part two. Thanks for everything ZK. Glad your new truck is coming along fine.
You take care.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
I’m always waiting in anticipation of what we’ll see next on ZKMastertech. True professional and I love that new service truck. Can’t wait to see the back seat delete filled up with specialty items. Love the channel.
THANK YOU ZETH
Zeth another exceptional video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Definitely look you up at the next one. You all stay safe!!
Thanks 👍
The systematic approach always amazes me. There is a proper sequence to taking things apart. Thanks for taking the time to show us what is being done.
I know what you’re saying. For me,it’s easy to tear into a project with the mindset of just getting it done. Breakdowns,and fixing those breakdowns, are a problem,so I tend to tear into it with the idea of putting it in my rear view mirror as quickly as possible! Not good,I know.
Always great VIDEO you explaine in great details thanks for showing
3600 hours that’s quite a bit of use in the first front main seal. That’s pretty cool that’s awesome. Everything you did was a preventative maintenance item that’s pretty good.
sad it needs that much work at such low hourss
really? 3600 hours is nothing, very disappointing it needs that much work
Well done really interesting seeing how you get around all this stuff
I always enjoy how watching how things work. I hope you have continued success.
Awesom video Zeth. Keep these coming, much appreciated.
Thanks, will do!
You are an amazing tech and mechanic…incredible knowledge!
Thanks 👍
Super job,still miss the dynamic dou.
Got my popcorn ready! Let’s go!
That water pump has to be the worst design ever 😢
Didja ever go to America Sings at Disneyland? "Pop goes the weasel! (He he he he!" 😊 17:38
Another awesome video! Thanks for sharing!
Love the video
Great work
Love your channel
Thanks! 🙏
Nice Vid!
Great video! Keep them coming!❤
great stuff
Keep the deere's running and stay safe
Nice Step Brothers quote. You worked it in masterfully. Probably went right past a lot of people
Awesome
Cool
Great job sir.
Hint; don't put anything on the back wall that can fly forward in an accident or power stop. Might result in a real bad headache.
Or at least be sure its SUPER secure!
love watching and leaning from you ZK
Thank you for sharing
You bet!
Thanks for the videos. Keep em coming
Thanks! Will do 💪🏼
I really enjoy these more detailed technical videos. I am a master tech In other parts of the mechanic industry but have always wanted to do diesel and heavy equipment.
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure
Always enjoy the videos brother!
Thank you! 🙏
Just a suggestion fom an Aussie, why don't you ut a piece of 100 mm sewer pipe with end caps on the floor, line it with carpet and put your tension wrench in that. It is much safer than the back wall and much better protected.
One word, mini fridge
Great video I really like your content!
Glad you enjoy it!
Zeth, der beste Landmaschinenmechaniker 🇨🇭😇
I am a new subscriber just found your channel by chance. I am a John Deere fanatic and you have a dream job. Love your videos and now I binge watch them.
24 minutes into this and Well Done! Great video, great lighting and Detail. Keep up the great work and good luck on the 16 hour days ahead. Drink lots of liquids and eat!
Thanks! Will do!
Its always amazing to me that these farmers pay hundreds of thousands for this equipment, and yet don't keep them clean and free of packed in dirt and debris. Much less regular maintenance. Thanks for all your work and videos.
Guys that trade/lease off every year or 2 probably don't care adn leave it up to the next person, like me 🤣
Most guys who run machines this new do, but not this one.
You don’t make money with them if they aren’t in the dirt
Looks like owner was too lazy to pressure wash the tractor before bringing it in. 😖😡
@@charlesbennett6242 With a washed engine, possible oil leaks are no longer so easy to recognize.
Great video Zeth 👍 Keep up the great work bud. I got the pipi done on the 13.6L Not to bad
Removing that rear seat to make more room is a great idea, just make sure to fix everything that's going in there good and strong. don't just clip that torque wrench up on that board. You'll be grateful of it if god forbid you are in an accident. No body wants a torque wrench to the back of the head etc. Or of course, fix a caged wall between this new found room and the front seats. Either way. 😃
A toilet brush works really well for scrubbing off the dirt/oil mix. around seals that are leaking.
When you take on a large project like this why don't PRUSSURE wash it😊
I'm so glad I found this channel. Very informative. I've been liking for more than a year, maybe two. You always leave me wanting more. Can't wait for the next video.
Happy subscriber 😊!
Great to hear!
They changed them up but you need to upgrade those tires to Michelin XZE I believe is the name they are biggger and much better ride I just can’t remember what the newest name of that tire is but I’m sure your local tire guy can find it .. makes a world of difference when driving the F550 Crane trucks
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🇨🇵 Merci
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Should tried the riddle gun under pressure
I would drill and tap two of those holes in the pump turbine so next time it has to be pulled it's easier. Also, how about some of that food grade antiseize on those Orings?
Hey Zeth, you sure know your way around the green iron, nice work, enjoy watching. Is the amount of required work typical of the 8295 or did the owner let things go a bit too long ?
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I'm jealous, I wish I had that much freedom with my service truck, looking good from CT bud!
Cup holders?I thought they were stubby holders cheers from Bundaberg Australia
Is that front tire driving anyone else crazy
Hi Zk mastertech, could you make a video on how to adjust differential
I will when the time comes.
i wish they would be better to pull im always bending those legs. or making them look like hockey sticks. or what i have done is put good pressure on the water pump and let them sit for a few hrs. they break free
I agree those wrenches could kill you I know of a guy who had a tool box in the back of a station wagon it flew up and killed him in a accident
I’m going to put straps on them so they can’t go flying.
And while we're at it we're going to split the tractor to change the oil. Geez what did this cost....
Did you take the rear seat belts out completely or leave them plugged in under the plywood? My work truck is a 22 f550 crew cab chassis with the same stellar bed. Disconnecting rear seat belts turns on a srs light so they are just plugged in laying on floor. Been wanting to do the same thing with packout racks.
I took them completely out. No issues.
I enjoy your content, but I would like to see something on some of the smaller tractors. Maybe a 6 series.....
I have a video on a 6400
Great video as always, but that much work after 3600 hours is shocking. I hope it's a bit of a one off and maybe had a bad operator but for the price of these things, that's not good.
Zeth. I have an 8285r, the pto is slow to shut off I don’t believe it’s a pto brake issue it seems as if it’s slow to disengage. There’s no codes that show
oh my god. 3500 hrs and the list is that long? 935 946 versatile havent had that big of a worklist in 25 yrs lol.
Blimey, 3.5k hours and it’s dropping to bits 😳😳.
i wonder if the engineers have t work on this stuff before out it out there
How many days did you work on this tractor? Just wondering how long it takes to fix all that.
It is very hard to keep a tractor clean.i now as i use to work on the farm.
Not that hard at the end of the season to pressure was equipment before putting away for the winter or getting it ready to work on. Been doing for 50 yrs.
ZK, looks like this one has been run hard and put up wet😢
A buyers worst nightmare lol
What is the purpose on that long pin on the water pump?
To hold it in place.
If you get in an accident.will the tools not come forward?
Is this a customers machine, or a rental unit?
Just wanted to say great work man! Not to pry but do you feel you are paid what your worth. I know the John Deere dealers in Oregon pay their top mechanics around 25$ an hour. Also do you recommend buying snapon or buying a mix of brands of tools and not being loyal to one brand. Thanks
Hey Zeth! Random question I’ve been meaning to ask. How come most JD tractors have a front facing exhaust pipe? Keep up the great videos!!
So the operator can see it
The older 9.0 water pumps with the snap ring are so much worse than the new style
A lot of maintenance for expensive tractors
-+.+thanks!!
Welcome!
Is there anything that can be replaced without taking off five other things? Seems like most of your jobs are just getting to the bad stuff.
How many hours on the tractor????/
What does MFWD mean / stand for? Enjoy the videos!
Mechanical front wheel drive
Seems like your putting lot of dry fan hubs in why isn't factory doing this
They did start putting them in. Then they got rid of that design all together and now the fan is driven from a small gear case with an electro viscous clutch.
Do.u have a apprentice program at your company?
Yes go to www.sloans.com/careers