How I made my axle vent and saved over $60 in one hour.

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
  • I have been reading on the chat rooms where some are having issues with pressure building up in their front axles and blowing the wheel seals. Here the way that I made my front axle vent, and you can make one as well.

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  • @JayMoneyProductionz
    @JayMoneyProductionz Год назад +1

    Great video, I will do doing mine for my 1025r soon. Thank you

  • @damianplay9234
    @damianplay9234 2 года назад +2

    Don’t wear your gloves around machinery

  • @winfordnettles3292
    @winfordnettles3292 Месяц назад

    When tapping the bolt, I have used 1-1-1 Trichloroethane (Tap Magic) cutting fluid and found it better than cutting oil at easing the tap into the hole. I appreciate you posting the video. Found out about overpressure on my front axle of my 2003 John Deere 790 the hard way. Seal blew out and I started trying to find the source of the leak. While watching RUclips videos on the teardown and rebuild of the front axle and MFWD drive finals, I came across your video. Will definitely do this to my Deere when assembly is completed on the final drive and axle seals. Thanks again for posting.

    • @spendingtimeinpapasbarn.1995
      @spendingtimeinpapasbarn.1995  Месяц назад

      @@winfordnettles3292 I was a toolroom machinist for years, i prefer cutting oil. Tap magic smell is not pleasant to me and stays in your clothes, it more costly than a good old cutting oil. Good luck with your seals.

  • @chadtodd8333
    @chadtodd8333 2 года назад

    You need to use some food grade silicon.... You know what kind.

  • @danyboy0007
    @danyboy0007 Год назад

    nice job

  • @jerryferrell517
    @jerryferrell517 2 года назад

    Don't forget to tell people the thousand$$ of dollars you have invested in shop and tools....

    • @spendingtimeinpapasbarn.1995
      @spendingtimeinpapasbarn.1995  2 года назад +7

      Jerry, not really. That is why I show a way a person can make them at home. This project could be done with a hand drill, hack saw, file if needed. The drill press was a hand down from wife's grandfather, the small vice was one of my dad's, the belt sander was scrap from work that I rebuilt, the right angle grinder, taps, and drill bits I purchased. Where are the thousands of dollars? Keep in mind I am a machinist, project manager (at sheet metal manufacturing company), mechanic retired. It was my job to figure out the cheapest and fastest way to repair/rebuild/manufacture things. Thanks for the reply.