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John Deere load shaft seals
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2024
- couple pointers that I do or look for when doing seals
funny how 25 years ago load shaft seals was a big job, pulling pins could tie up a long time. now it's an hour and your done!
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New shaft and seals and not replace the bushes that’s a bit doggy John. Greetings from Australia love your vids
I remember doing this on our 4020, it sure didn't go as easily as your install did, this will help others in the future who will be looking for a "how to" video. Nice job Jon.
Yeah you're 25 years ago when I was young and learning it was a half a day project. Fight them arms off seem like the bushings wouldn't come out.
Thanks for the tip on the seals. I have always struggled getting them inside like that. 🤦♂️ hot water. I have used the freezer to get things cold to help.
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I did this job over a year ago on a 4040. Was amazed JD only asked just over $100 for the new shaft. Thought it would be more.
Thanks for the tips!👍
Might have to put some shims in that 50 series now
Great video
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You didn’t show putting the seals in . That was the whole reason I clicked on .
Putting the oring and Teflon in?
There's not much to show, but I can do it again next load shaft we do. Put Teflon in hot water, and it gets back to shape easier.
Push one side of the circle in to make it smaller diameter, put it in and take your fing and get it back to shape.
I tried to save some money by cleaning a little bit of rust off the shaft with emery cloth.. it cleaned up nicely, I put new seals in with the Old Shaft. …a week later i hadta do it all over to put a New shaft in because it wouldnt seal on the old shaft….i didnt save Any Money and wasted alot of time that i didnt have to spare….😂😂😂
Ha yeah, atleast you tried!
That allis chalmers hiding in the corner
Yep, 45 for some restoration work.
You can buy a tool that folds up the seals for installation. Pretty inexpensive on Amazon.
Really?!
So if a person has to replace the bushings, how do get them out? I've found the seals are the easy part to replace.
I use the old load shaft to hit the bushings and a 10 lb mall. Usually come right out.
Like a bearing race if they are stubborn a weld bead inside the bushing and allow to cool will shrink them and they should pop out.
New ones I use a 10lb mall to drive them in, on 30 inch spacing tractors I would use a porta power, make darn sure you go in square, an hour in the freezer ahead of time wouldn't hurt
@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 thanks!
My parts list has the option for oversized bushings it says use with case marked 0520 where to find this
Somewhere on the trans case. I know not much help, haven't looked for a case number in a long time.
What tractor are you working on?
Try to measure bushings before taking out. You might be able to just put new orings/seals in.
10-4
4230 power shift wanna go with everything new while I’m doing it
@@smalltimefarmer2701 I still wouldn't put in new bushings unless old ones are out of spec.
Waste of time. Video didn't show installation.
I explained thoroughly how to put the seal in the bushing. Very hard to be able to get a camera into see it when I need both hands to put in seals