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@@axsel8764 haha yes I think they agree!

I think it's called a mini tube bender if I recall. I've tried by hand on things before, usually just end up folding it and ruining it.

@@CatsareBased I do find the square bales for more fun to make and see in a field especially!

Hope this helped you out! You are correct the affiliate link takes you straight to the Amazon page. If you end up making a purchase from Amazon using that link it works for affiliate. Take care!

@@dennisgionet3582 thank you!

@@FrankCucinelli I like to keep the old equipment running as long as possible!

Thank you for the kind words!!

It is inside the drum for the electric brakes. Old style axle where path for wires in inside the drum, not behind it.

Thanks! It's back and rolling now, a few more steps to get road worthy, but I'm using it around the in the meantime.

@@Buttons_fix_it love it man, thanks for the email last night

@@PickingBluegrassMusic it was covered in hydraulic oil, as for lining up, I just start slow and make sure it's smooth. Pretty easy to stop before any risk of cross thread. But if someone hasn't tapped a lot of holes probably not a recommended beginner technique

Thanks!!

@@cameronhamilton7983 yes, it is commonly called a mobile home axle, but this one was original on an old 1960's equipment trailer. Not sure of the rating, but the trailer is a pintle hitch and a beast of steel

I'm teaching my kids how to work on all this old stuff too!

@@waskito3443 I had a jar of oil I was completely dunking it in between each run. You are right, it wouldn't stand a chance otherwise!!!

It’s clearly oiled.

@@knightrider1545 the other weekend I needed to run a heat gun no where near any power source and this little generator shined once more!

Hi I'll try to get you some details on the transmission oil as soon as I can, too much work recently! It is not the same oil though. I have a video in my Deutz Playlist with checking the transmission oil and in that one I detail the type of oil. As for the hydraulics, the manual actually calls for the same motor oil as used in the engine. I'm pretty sure mine has normal cheap hydraulic fluid. I'll be changing the transmission and hydraulic fluid on mine at some point and will post a video, but that might be a bit aways. Take care! Deutz Tractor: th-cam.com/play/PL1WKa7FVhvVPwJekfgCdh1fnFgrhDH2jW.html

had to go let my chickens out and i have the tractor tore down, the front three bolts are threaded . there is no nut there. have the air cleaner core support out and battery out. so i can see that

Thanks for letting me know that they are threaded!

@@Buffalomm1 a bit leaky but gets the jobs done!

Sure thing! Here you go: th-cam.com/video/9diTvJ__lo0/w-d-xo.html Let me know if you have any questions and thanks for commenting!

Yikes! That's no fun, but at least you caught it. For my 4506 the manual states to remove the fluid from the fill hole using a hand pump. I've found the small red hand pumps at harbor freight to work great and last time I got one it was about $7, so very affordable. I'm not sure if there is a place to drain it from, but considering the manual says to pump it out I suspect there isn't a good drain point. Best of luck and let me know how the change goes, I'm going to be changing mine this year.. hopefully!

Thanks for the reply! I came to the same thought. I have an orange hand pump , I have already ordered an oil change electric pump that should be here in a couple of days. I have been looking at these pumps for a while now, so this gave me an excuse to buy one. Thanks again

The real question, Which brand of power tools will put that slogan on their advertisement lol

​@Buttons_fix_it what you can afford. I have a whole mix from the old blue Roybi that are still running strong, to Dewalt, to some cheap ones from Harbour Freight that are for the price are great.

I thought it was get a bigger hammer!?!?!!!

Awesome! Glad it helped you out and thanks for letting me know!!!

They definitely do! I especially like having the assortment of replacements since I always seem to lose or break one.

Never watched it, but not sure I should search lol

Mine is like a 1973 Deutz 4506 ! Have to attach the bucket back on there

@@Mickm0j0green that's great! Excited for you and hopes it gets your tractor running strong!

@@Buttons_fix_it get the new pump installed and put back together and speed control. akr throttle is backwards. its set up to push and deutz pulls the speed back on the injection pump.. go to turn the level around and keyway will not permitt it

@@Buttons_fix_it done retimed that F3L912 not as bad as I expected! Simple really! Bring up to top dead with a 36 mm on the crank ! Take no1 cylinder cover off. By the gas tank exhaust valve is second valve make sure it comes up and meets they are same height! Turn the pump till fuel come out no 1 line . Turn pump one more turn ! Bolt down with 13mm cover plate and head cover bolt is also 13mm inside the air duct is a oil cooler line 1-1/16 open end wrench! Had to take it all to get to the back side nuts on the Bosch pump

Oh wow, I always assumed it would cut through. I've never turned rotors since replacements have been so cheap. I've heard they make newer rotors so close to the minimum wear limit that you can't even turn them without going below spec. I'm not sure if that is accurate or not. If I ever get a chance to pick up a cheap (or free) brake lathe I'll definitely give it a go.

Thank you!! Hope you have victory if you are working on a seized sensor!

Nope no jacking bolt provisions for these rotors. But every rotor should have that. It makes life so much easier!

@@Buffalomm1 you can put a bolt through the Caliper mount hole then a washer and nut and then tighten bolt into rotor it will push it off

Should I be using the opposite side? Thanks

It would only take a couple of strikes to have it set. You don'tneed a round shape to it.

@@SSouthcombe thanks! I'll give that a go next time

That doesn't sound good (not turning off)! I'll see what I can do, might be a few days with work being busy but I'll try and get something to you! Thanks!

@@Buttons_fix_it no worries! I have a couple ideas. But it would be great to see an example of correct wiring lol. Thanks a lot man.

@@Buttons_fix_it hey man, just an update. Don’t worry about doing the video (unless you want to lol) I didn’t fix the problem, but I figured out a way to get around it for now.

Glad you got the work around going! I'll still try to give it a go next time I have the Dixie in the garage. This weekend was a fiasco with replacing rusted truck brake lines... but that's a different saga! haha

Check out my field prep video, about the 3:35 mark I cover the wobble box grease. Thanks! th-cam.com/video/2hSvvSHc4EY/w-d-xo.html

I always wanted to, then finally found enough good deals on old equipment to give it a go. It's stressful working around a full time job with the weather in the mid-atlantic. Besides that I love it, such a satisfying endeavor!

@@Buttons_fix_it it does seem so satisfying, to FB marketplace I go

They are a blast!

@@Buttons_fix_it and mowing is cheaper than therapy

I have two books for this tractor. The first is the owners manual, Deutz calls it the "Instruction Book" I see a few websites such as Jensales and Yesterdaystractors selling them between 20-40 dollars right. Try searching "d4506 owners manual" and they should be in the first few results. The other book I picked up on eBay I think. It is the Deutz Ersatzteil-Nummernliste ( Spare Parts / Nos. List) PN 500 0637 It is just diagrams and tons of part numbers. I like it for a reference since it is filled with exploded view diagrams which helps me figure out things fit together. Other that that it doesn't contain any service information. Let me know if you have any more questions! Thanks

I've noticed some gear oils out of stock as well recently, not sure why. With gear oil I make sure to stick with the correct GL number since the additives between GL's can cause issues. If the GL number is correct I'll be more flexible on the weight, especially if I really need to get something filled and back to service. I looked online right now Advance Auto is showing GL-4 in-stock with free shipping: Carquest Oil & Fluids EP 90 GL-4 Gear Oil, 5 Gallon In the meantime it may just take a bunch of phone calls or hunting sites for local auto / tractor / marine parts stores to find it. Best of luck!

Fully agree!!

@@Buttons_fix_it check out the last short I published for the coop I just built

Just checked it out and subscribed to your channel. That coop looks awesome!!

@@Buttons_fix_it thank you! I subscribed to you as well. Looks like we’re both very close to getting monetized. I hit 4,000 watch hours today actually. Big day!

Thank you!!

I have not had to work on the pump past priming and oiling on my Deutz, so not familiar. Have you bought a replacement pump yet? If so, curious if it came with any instructions? At a minimum definitely would want to make sure you carefully note the way anything is aligned when you remove the old pump. Hopefully I'll have a chance to review the parts diagram this week and see if I can glean anything.

@@Buttons_fix_it yes i ordered a new pump. drive the tractor hard to control the way it runs. like there is some thing in the gov broke. on the back side of the pump. where the 12mm is to check the oil level

was out of oil. so it is soaking as i wait . on a new starter this one was rebuilt. years ago. its dead as of now lol

@@Buttons_fix_it well down to removing the pump. all strip down to take the pump off. front plate off then removed the center bolt and three small bolts in the flange holding the pump to the gear. was relieved to see no timing. have to remove no1 head cover and check for top dead center to start fuel flow after the new pump is on. not going to be a bad job.

Thanks for letting me know and best of luck mowing!

I reckon you are right!

Ah! so that's all it was! ; )

@@brianpratt2432 long long ago!

@@Welding_channel haha I'll need to remember that one!

@@jimmydarr4668 glad you got it worked out! Keep on mowing : )

@@Menino12-q1e thanks!

@@Buttons_fix_it your welcome :)

@@raymondutter2616 I can't handle the suspense!! - which do you think is better?! : )

@@Buttons_fix_it your poll, you tell me what your polling is

@@raymondutter2616 oh sorry, looks like the text came thru tiny. Was curious if folks liked PB blaster or Kroil better! Thanks

@@Buffalomm1 I think I might just have to agree!