Your guys are doing more wrenching then most equipment repair shops I know. Some days are like that with all the equipment you have. Great videos. Stay safe Thanks
AWESOME EPISODE ! Love me some shop videos ... But it's seasonal just like everything on a farm... Thanks for taking the time to film and taking the time is the operative term as I know it takes longer to do everything with filming appreciate your efforts!!! We all do!
Sweet jesus Andy ye got yere hands full in the garage that's for sure!!!!! I cannot imagine the labour bills from a main dealership after going through that lot of repairs!! You are blessed with the guys you have around you though!!!!! Keep em moving y'all and stay friggin safe while you are doing it!!!
You win the award on that rear. Have not seen one that bad in a while. New wheel bearings too, they are junk from contaminated oil. I would love the 6030 in my yard as a back up tractor.
Good catch on finding the bad differential.. glad you did, and good luck finding a replacement part(s). And good to see the manure knife system ready to go, the replacement gator tires, the hyd. cooler back in place, and your list just keeps going on and on. Great team you have working there. Junior fitting right in too.
Ahhhh Now I know where you go.. to sharpen your fixin and fabin skills. 🚜 tell Antoine to watch to learn conversation skills lol 😂 See you soon your next video 👍
We have found the black tire sealant from John Deere works great in the gator tires every thing that grows good on this farm has a thorn on it lol . put it in when you put the new tires on probably will trouble free for a long time
Great stream sir I like that 6030 very nice tractor thanks for the last comment I will try to get a golf going soon for DWARF WORKS some that you can see us working on the next project for us hopefully in a couple of weeks Mike from DWARF WORKS
Nice having your own shop. One after the other. You just fixed the w900. And this is just to keep the farm running. So how much is a glad if milk. Stewart's shops see I've cream and milkshakes and makes other dairy products. They need more milk. Keep in trucking. Don't know if you affiliated it can mention that.
pretty rare to have things come loose... looks more like someone had it locked up and spinning and hit some dry stuff... snaps stuff pretty quick that way.
On the 4620 replace the detects on the shifter with the newer style ball type instead of the cone type and make sure there is no in and out play where it goes through the transmission
I would pull the hubs and bearings off the ends and flush everything out good. Never rolled the whole rear out to change the center section. I always end up doing them on my back with a floor jack. Have a Pete that I have done 3 times
Andy, Have you ever used a long steel. wood, etc, rod to find where a noise is coming from ? We use this to isolate a noise by putting the rod against certain parts and the other end to your ear to pinpoint the problem. Seems to do quite well in most circumstances. Great video !
Can you still get parts for the 6030 and 4620 at the john Deere dealers? Seeing they're such old tractor's. Where do you usually get parts for those old tractors?
On them synchro trans when they pop out of gear or don't mesh some times them two rods just need to adjust the turnbuckle one way or the other an that usually works!
I wish I'd grown up on a farm like this. I think I would've been more quickly exposed to so much more than I did on a 100 cow dairy. We didn't have much of a shop, and I spent about 8 hours a day milking in an old 1950's double 3 parlor and another 3 or 4hours cleaning the barn and feeding cows, heifers and calves along with spreading manure. The odd things that went wrong took up the extra couple available hours. In the summer it seemed like about 4 hours a day of time left to eat and sleep. It didn't leave much time for working on our own tractors or trucks besides very minor stuff. I had to pick up my mechanical knowledge a little later trying to keep my own old trucks and skidders running in a logging venture on the side. Your people appear to have a big advantage working on a place like this. When we're young though you have no idea when you have it good. I'd give anything to go back to that 100 cow dairy in Westport NY. I think it's part of a golf course now.
Hahahahaha "where's the trailer"... "where's the rear axle"... LOL JD6030, what a work-horse. Well, dayum, sucks to see that damage in the rear rear. I know you know what you're doing but, might be wise to just replace all the bearings in that rear. You were already pulling metal out of that one side axle housing. As I was taught, better safe than sorry. Might be extra expense but, cheaper than being on the road and she blows again. It just seems like you're not catching a break with all these breakdowns. So, when do we get to see the close-up view on the replacement tractor? Great video as always. Cheers :)
Do you have any videos on John Deere 4960. We have one that the lift has mind of its own. Some days it goes up and will not go down, other days it goes and down numerous of times. We call it the ghost lift! It has been a issue for years. Deere has been out a couple times over the years but it still does it all the time.
I don't think he has any videos fixing a tractor that has lift problems. I've been watching for around a year and also watched a ton of his older videos and can't remember any with lift problems (I'm assuming you mean the 3 point?)
You train junior with your mechanic skills he'll be a wizard too
Your guys are doing more wrenching then most equipment repair shops I know. Some days are like that with all the equipment you have. Great videos. Stay safe Thanks
And I'm sure they're doing a better job! Stealerships is what we call them.
It's so great to see you showing jr. How to fix stuff and operate the equipment he is going to be a heck of a good worker when he gets older
Jr. is a smart kid, will be running the show in 10 years or less.
DO NOT FORGET TO CHECK THE WHEEL BEARING FOR METAL , SEE WHEEL BEARING LOST AFTER REAR END JOB. .
I have never seen so much broken equipment.
We use it
Always interesting and informative.
Great video Andy stay safe to your family and employees
Great video sir . It's never a dull day for you and the shop people .
AWESOME EPISODE ! Love me some shop videos ... But it's seasonal just like everything on a farm... Thanks for taking the time to film and taking the time is the operative term as I know it takes longer to do everything with filming appreciate your efforts!!! We all do!
Always loved the 6030, its like a giant 4020. Enjoyed the video. Thanks
Love how you take the time to teach & encourage, jr, Jared, Nate and your crew.
I've always loved the old 6030's. Nice see one still working.
I swear if I was your tire dealer I’d have a service truck and a tech there everyday!
Holy cow those gears got tore up never ending thanks for another great video
Love seeing all that John Deere green. Stay healthy guys
Sweet jesus Andy ye got yere hands full in the garage that's for sure!!!!!
I cannot imagine the labour bills from a main dealership after going through that lot of repairs!! You are blessed with the guys you have around you though!!!!! Keep em moving y'all and stay friggin safe while you are doing it!!!
Good video Andy , I bet JR. Thanks that you are the next thing to God. When he gets grown up he’ll be a good mechanic! Thanks for sharing!
Never stops , you work them, sometimes they just give up,more new parts,glad you have some handy lads working for. great video again.
It looks like your Deere hospital is close to maximum capacity too!!
I’m a builder, and fixing stuff like your hay barn, is right up my ally.... Good luck with the repairs.
You win the award on that rear. Have not seen one that bad in a while. New wheel bearings too, they are junk from contaminated oil. I would love the 6030 in my yard as a back up tractor.
Good catch on finding the bad differential.. glad you did, and good luck finding a replacement part(s). And good to see the manure knife system ready to go, the replacement gator tires, the hyd. cooler back in place, and your list just keeps going on and on. Great team you have working there. Junior fitting right in too.
Yup bucket list tractor there buddy
Ahhhh Now I know where you go.. to sharpen your fixin and fabin skills. 🚜 tell Antoine to watch to learn conversation skills lol 😂
See you soon your next video 👍
@@stephenkennedy9322 lol!
dang they tearem up as fast you fixem
Jered was a little upset there. Really enjoy the videos.
Man you have a lot of patience with all these repairs! Awesome video and repair work! Thanks for sharing
Man that black chevy is a sweet truck with those weld wheels🖒🖒
Great video Andy thank you for filming your work.
Never rest for you, thanks for the video
Oh geez. ,,,ya got the suspense and the comedy going now......... you’ll be at the oscars next year if ya keep this pace!
The 6030 was a monster in his day!
Love the 6030. It’s a hoss !!!!! Also looks very nice
Enjoy watching your videos Andy.
We have found the black tire sealant from John Deere works great in the gator tires every thing that grows good on this farm has a thorn on it lol . put it in when you put the new tires on probably will trouble free for a long time
Love to see that old iron still Running Andy. Awesome stuff. Sucks about the W9 She's just a good O Girl. Thanks for the videos Andy Great stuff
Excellent videos mate, thoroughly enjoyable 👍👍
Happy Thanksgiving Andy and family.
Wow, no rest this week! Thanks for the video, sorry about the luck.
Hopefully Frey can help you They always were really helpful and had what I needed
Bummer on the diff. Good video though. Thank you for sharing your day.
Cool acting job with you and Jered at the beginning. Haha. The suspense on the new to you ride is killing me!
great job all enjoyed the video andy thanks
Hope you get the Kenworth back on the road soon, and I hope it won't cost you an arm and a leg!
Great stream sir I like that 6030 very nice tractor thanks for the last comment I will try to get a golf going soon for DWARF WORKS some that you can see us working on the next project for us hopefully in a couple of weeks Mike from DWARF WORKS
What I meant to write is DWARF WORKS is going to put a vlog out soon so that you can see what we DWARFS do
if it doesn't rain it pours Andy great vids mate
I love that 6030
I think you're outgrown the garage Andy LOL. Should have a tire only dept. A nice 200x600 with multiple bays, coffee shop, office, tanning bed. :)
I know right
pool table lol
@@RockBrigadeCommunityForum LOL that's funny!… and a great idea!
Nice intro! That w9 is going to basically be a brand new truck soon
I've seen them do that before it's all fun. Hopefully you'll put all new wheel bearing in too
Yeah, they have what looks like never seize in them
@@FarmingFixingFabricating o yeah friend of split his housing when done that
Amazing it didn't twist the rear driveshaft off.
I only see the front pig rip the gear n pinion go never seen a rear blow
But another great video Andy
Nice having your own shop. One after the other. You just fixed the w900. And this is just to keep the farm running. So how much is a glad if milk. Stewart's shops see I've cream and milkshakes and makes other dairy products. They need more milk. Keep in trucking. Don't know if you affiliated it can mention that.
A lot going on Andy. interesting stuff. 👍Up catch the next
That truck will be like new when you're done
Jared was probably out grabbin gears doing donuts that New 18 speed shifts so good jk if I lived closer I would work for you
Lol
Tireject Andy. I swear that shit works great, especially on tires like that!!!
Your killing these people with the suspense!!!😵
I know, to be honest though I don't have it ready
wow busy day for you and the gang, lots of big failures this week. nothing you have not seen before..
Great video Andy 👍
Get it all fixed spring works right around the corner
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Murphy Law 😼😾
@@TheGrumpyFarmer 😂🤣😁
That W9 is going to be like new.... anxious to see what goes next.
pretty rare to have things come loose... looks more like someone had it locked up and spinning and hit some dry stuff... snaps stuff pretty quick that way.
On the 4620 replace the detects on the shifter with the newer style ball type instead of the cone type and make sure there is no in and out play where it goes through the transmission
Thanks for the info
You need to get some tirejet it's made in horse heads NY
WOW! good luck with that.
The W9 is angry you put mufflers on her. She liked everyone to hear her sing! Lol
I think you are on to something
Dang Andy. Everytime I watch your videos repairing all the stuff that's broke I'm so tired fixing n fabricating in my head I got to take a nap..Zzzz 😴
Me too
You will soon have a brand new drive train in that truck
Y’all are about like me when ya tear something up you get all the good out of it.
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I would pull the hubs and bearings off the ends and flush everything out good. Never rolled the whole rear out to change the center section. I always end up doing them on my back with a floor jack. Have a Pete that I have done 3 times
So much easier to have it out in the open... Takes about an hour to tear it out.
At this point it makes you want to look at the front jug to make sure all the bolts are tight and give it the once-over...SMH👍👍
RE: missing axle: It's a good thing it's separate drive shafts, or that would have been a tow job to get it home!
The back axle is gone!! It’s gone!! LoL
Junior good camera work
Andy, Have you ever used a long steel. wood, etc, rod to find where a noise is coming from ? We use this to isolate a noise by putting the rod against certain parts and the other end to your ear to pinpoint the problem. Seems to do quite well in most circumstances. Great video !
Good idea
Tusk terrabites best UTV all around tire.
The new tractor is an 8r, the 6030 sounds tough!!
Can you still get parts for the 6030 and 4620 at the john Deere dealers? Seeing they're such old tractor's. Where do you usually get parts for those old tractors?
Most stuff yes
Jared is having a tough year with the semi.
Soapy water does the trick when you can’t find the leak
On them synchro trans when they pop out of gear or don't mesh some times them two rods just need to adjust the turnbuckle one way or the other an that usually works!
You are right
Mom or Dad need to "SEW" the pockets closed on the young mans jacket....LOL
Ouch that's painful in the pocket book. But it happens. You guys bust your butts.
I wish I'd grown up on a farm like this. I think I would've been more quickly exposed to so much more than I did on a 100 cow dairy. We didn't have much of a shop, and I spent about 8 hours a day milking in an old 1950's double 3 parlor and another 3 or 4hours cleaning the barn and feeding cows, heifers and calves along with spreading manure. The odd things that went wrong took up the extra couple available hours. In the summer it seemed like about 4 hours a day of time left to eat and sleep. It didn't leave much time for working on our own tractors or trucks besides very minor stuff. I had to pick up my mechanical knowledge a little later trying to keep my own old trucks and skidders running in a logging venture on the side. Your people appear to have a big advantage working on a place like this. When we're young though you have no idea when you have it good. I'd give anything to go back to that 100 cow dairy in Westport NY. I think it's part of a golf course now.
I hear ya
Didn't know you had a 6030 also. Been watching for awhile now don't recall seeing it
Had it for twenty years or so
Hi!! Like!! Interesting!!
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Check the wheel bearings for metal shavings.
Thanks bud, we changed them.... Didn't want to but you know what would happen.
When it rains it pours doesn't it andy
You need BKT tires on the Gator too.
How fare did you have to go to find that trailer and rear drive? Thanks again
That crown wheel has a Corona peoblem all of its own!
Did you get that green Daytona jack from harbor freight, and what boots do you have I’m looking for a good pair that’ll last me
Yes on the Jack, Carolina boots
Farming Fixing & Fabricating ok thanks
Just throwing it out there Cohen truck parts Thorndale PA they are a large dealer in used truck parts
Thanks
Hahahahaha "where's the trailer"... "where's the rear axle"... LOL
JD6030, what a work-horse.
Well, dayum, sucks to see that damage in the rear rear. I know you know what you're doing but, might be wise to just replace all the bearings in that rear. You were already pulling metal out of that one side axle housing. As I was taught, better safe than sorry. Might be extra expense but, cheaper than being on the road and she blows again. It just seems like you're not catching a break with all these breakdowns.
So, when do we get to see the close-up view on the replacement tractor? Great video as always. Cheers :)
We did end up replacing them
Do you have any videos on John Deere 4960. We have one that the lift has mind of its own. Some days it goes up and will not go down, other days it goes and down numerous of times. We call it the ghost lift! It has been a issue for years. Deere has been out a couple times over the years but it still does it all the time.
I don't think he has any videos fixing a tractor that has lift problems. I've been watching for around a year and also watched a ton of his older videos and can't remember any with lift problems (I'm assuming you mean the 3 point?)
Check the linkage where the angles piece comes off of the control rod. The one between the valve and the control rod. It might be loose on shaft.
Oh my god I was crying with that intro...
don't even plan anything anymore. just sit and wait for something to break
Looks like somebody dumped a whole bunch of glitter in that differential