How to Replace Leaking Front Hub Seals in Your John Deere 4WD Tractor Part 1
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- Hello, I'm Lance (aka Bundy Bear), and doing these videos is my hobby. I do own Queensland Tractor Spares in Australia where I sell parts and offer technical advice to customers.
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best discription i have ever heard from Utah
Thankyou.
Great video as usual Lance - look forward to part two! Seems to be in great condition.
It is! I think the tractor has possibly only done around 4000 hrs.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Looking forward to part 2😉...
Coming soon! Probably be finished editing tomorrow.
Great video Lance. Interesting. Looks complicated at first when you’ve never done something like that, but once you show how it’s done, it surely is not to bad to do.
Thanks and have a good day.
Glad you enjoyed it! Its not too hard at all.
Thanks Lance, Happy new year from NZ
Happy new year!
thanks lance am a jd tech by trade here in canada but i never really get to these old one often good to no bud cheers
I did that for many years, the new stuff you work on now would slow me up Im sure.
Very clear and descriptive 👍
Glad you think so! Thankyou.
Thanks Lance, this job is on my list.
Great! Its not too hard really.
G Day Lance, another master class, you always make it look easy.
Barry
Thanks Barry, Thats cos it is easy, lol.
Great video legend!
Glad you enjoyed it
What a fantastic tutorial!! I'm just about to start a restoration project on a 3040 with SG2 cab. This has given me a great insight and enthusiasm to getting going. Shame you're not in the UK - I could use your help and experience. Many thanks Lance.
Glad I could help!
Fantastic job, thanks a lot
Glad you liked it!
I did one on a JD and couldn't get the new seal over the stub, after a good look I noticed a sleeve on the stub, once removed the seal fitted nice.
Ah yes the older ones were like that.
How great to see you with JD! 🥰
How I learnt my living for many years. The Fergies were just a hobby.
@@BundyBearsShed what “Fergies” is 🤔
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Big Bundy
Yep
Good job.
Thanks!
Good job
Thanks
Putting together 165,stearing box together
It will be similar to the 135 6 speed one I did possibly.
Hi Lance , great video. I'd often wondered about the shims on the king pins , whether there needed to be an equal amount on the top and bottom to keep the inner and outer shafts in line , but it occurs to me now that the double UJ would take care of any missalignment anyway , am I correct in this assumption ?
Thanks , and a Happy new Year from Wales , (wet and windy here ! )
Thanks 👍Yes it does to a point
Last time I was gresing frint axle in my 1640 I noticed joints are easy to move up and down. I was thinking if its on the joints or it should be like this 🤔
Yes they should not move much, I would suggest checking the bottom king pin bearing.
Great video! Is the principle roughly the same on a John Deere 7710?
Yes, it is!
Thanks for the reply! Much appreciated@@BundyBearsShed
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Cant help Im sorry.
Hi
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Thanks a lot
Email or comment?
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