Massey Ferguson Hydraulic Repair, Easy Step-by-Step Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2019
- Rachel is working on a Massey Ferguson 35. The information also pertains to a Massey Ferguson 50, 202, 204, Massey Harris 50, Ferguson 40 and TO35. Viewers with a Massey Ferguson 135 or 65 may gain some insight as well since the systems are similar.
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Take Note Guy’s on how to make a video, no music, no swearing, TO THE POINT. Great Video Grl😊
Love the no swearing, no foolishness
My wife reads novels on the couch. Rachel fixes tractors.
Thanks for being you Rachel.
I have been working on MF for 40 year's and this is the BEST
explanation I have ever seen. That's what you call a thorough
Job. A Great Mechanic!!!! Thank you, It was a pleasure to watch. Bill
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@@comodice905 Very few people actually use latex gloves when mechanicing in the real world. Lots of videos show gloves being used as a "feel-good", "politically correct" gesture, but, in practice, they are cumbersome and unnecessary.
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I learnt a lot. Thanks. You are quite a pleasure to listen to. Question ⁉️ does this repair work on a massey Ferguson 178?
I’m a retired shop teacher /farm boy here in Cdn. I’m left speechless to see this girl nail down some serious knowledge!! From all the poor educational tutorials on you tube, this channel has given us hope that people can teach it right on line! Keep slamming those vids, wow!
The prettiest and smartest mechanic I ever seen
Rachel , you're mechanical skills are impressive
Outstanding Rachel, you are indeed a knowledgeable mechanic. I would like to have half your ability. Thank you for a great video
Rachel does it Very Professionally,Thank You Rachel. I have a MF175,I have Aux. & PTO problems so how similar of testing & fixing is it with my MF175? Thank you,Rod Checkalski/checkalskirod12@gmail.com/7156424316/WI.
Best 31 min. & 53 seconds of learning how to do a repair [fix] EVER !! Thanks Rachel and Dan
Your knowledge and mechanical ability is amazing. Watching you work seems to be so natural to you that I do not see how it could possibly be choreographed. Well done and I am a new fan.
Hi Rachel your so smart & work so hard I truly enjoy the videos
Wow! Very impressed with this video. Fairly complicated repair. Throughly explained. Even detailed different options one might want to do. Excellent, excellent job! 👍
I'm a John Deere guy but now I'm wanting a Massey Ferguson
Far out a young lady that knows alot of stuff. And a good amount more than most of us blokes. This is refreshing in this day and age. Well done to her and we'll done to her teacher. 👍🍻
Thanks Rachel, what a fantastic video, brilliant camera work and description of how to carry out the tasks in a clear and concise manner. Thank you.
So great to see a young lady, with great mechanic skills. Excellent video, for many people to learn from. Great job, Rachel.
Just wanted to say thank you for all your videos. Appreciate all the time you spend on them.
Wow what a great video! It is so good to see a woman who is so comfortable and so knowledgeable about a rather complex piece of machinery. Rachel’s delivery style is so easy to follow. I am never going to be scared to repair my 35X hydraulic pump again. Rachel you are the best!!
Rachel you are evidence of hope for the future of our country. I have a MF 2135 With great hydraulics but I watched every minute of your video. Your video is perfectly edited with no drag time watching repetitive actions and your instruction is both correct and to the point. One of the best I've seen on TH-cam. It also doesn't hurt that you are easy on the eyes. Please accept the complement from a grandpa who admires your upbringing. I'm sure they are very proud.
A very thorough and helpful video. Thanks so much for putting these tutorials together.
What a great video. I am a heavy equipment mechanic and have sat through lots of training videos. Yours by far are some of the best. I have a ‘40 something Massy 35 and I need to fix the hydraulics, was looking for some info and found your page. Thanks for some good tips.
Bravo young lady. Great job, especially while explaining everything as you went. I wholeheartedly agree with Jim Wilson's comments below, you're certainly a credit to your generation.
Rachel, WOW! What a great mechanic you are! This is the best made tutorial I have seen in a very long time and I learned a lot from you that is nearly identical to my Massey 240. It needs a lot of hydraulic work and now I think I understand how it works. THANK YOU!!!
I second allow that Rachel! Thanks for the excellent video!
Great video Rachael! The youth of this country is not totally lost!To her parents: EXCELLENT job raising her!!!
I can only repeat what others have said, Rachel has superb knowledge and puts it across in the way anyone can follow. If she doesn’t go on to teaching it would be a shame. She is excellent.
Very impressive. Could watch her all day, extremely knowledgeable too. Best tutorial I've seen in a long time.
These videos keep getting better, well done.
I have a Massey Ferguson 65 and wow that girl knows her stuff! Very impressive! She does a video so well that it could be an industry instructional video!
They offer the clearest and best instructional videos. Awesome job
Great video Racheal and Dan. Rebuild went just as you instructed. Many thanks. Enjoyed many of your tutorials.
Solid video. Well done!
Thank you for an excellent presentation. Most beneficial for any amateur taking on this operation. Did not realize how complex the pump was until I saw the video. Jim
Deja muy bien representado al genero femenino se paso esta gringa
Rachel, you are very 'instructional' in front of camera, it is not an easy task to instruct and also carry out the work. Well done! I am working on a MF35x in Ireland at the moment so your video is very helpful - thank you.
Wow! This is the first time i saw a nice and very talented lady doing ferguson pump!!! I salute you!!!!
Great video! This is the best instructional video on this subject hands down. I am looking forward to more Massey Ferguson content from you in the future. Keep up the stellar work!
Outstanding presentation, young lady! It’s good to see the pioneer spirit and Yankee ingenuity that made this country great, alive. Farmers and ranchers are the backbone of America. So many folks have no idea what it takes to make a farm or ranch operate. We’ve lost so many farmers and ranchers, it’s so sad. Kudos and thanks for a great instructional video, your parents must be so proud!
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Rachel has a very personable approach and the presentation is top notch. She is a keeper for sure if you need a knowledgable mechanic. Well done.
Very informative. You are a very good mechanic and presenter. Really helped out with our issues. Thank you.
wow , a young person who knows how to something other than stare at garbage on a cell phone. well done to you young lady and to your parents .
Do you live on social media where older people just whine about young people? The only difference between now and years ago is there is social media to share the few examples and pretend it is everyone, where a bunch of older people pretend they are so much better than kids these days. BTW, I am 60 and I actually have a working memory.
@@1stwyldcdn nope, no social media of any kind, never even watched youtube that much until last two weeks. all ive done is observe and interact with young people alot ( im 52 )and most of them are so absorbed with their phones they are completely unaware of the world around them. imho
I was just here to watch her grease the end of that shaft.
@@pumptruckjim lol, sure you have. So what the 1 or 2 you have seen are like that? I don't know 1 young person like that.
Yeah ,she,s a real " lets get shit done" woman & doesn,t mind ruff housing it a bit.No dumby that one .
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I've done that so many times I must say its nice to be reminded. spot on Les England show us one with the T20, if you can for the benefit of the viewers,
Awesome tutorial, i just bought (Literally today) a 1978 MF30 Industrial tractor. I am probably gonna learn a lot from you. Keep up the good work!
very good video, this girl is straight to the point, clear spoken, no waffle, very hands on and easy on the eye so gets a top 10 from me. very well done.
I am so impressed by this little woman. Holy smokes her daddy has to be proud of her.
I think she is not little 😉
@@stephanelange3232 Well she ant as large as the farm girls around here, if ya know what I mean😆
Number one mechanic great job young lady very informative video.
My family has a 1962 MF 35 that looks just like yours. Great job, thank you.
What a great job Rachel.. I grew up on a farm in NH on a Farmall tractor great memories thanks
Rachel is incredible. Check out ALL her videos, not just mechanical. This amazing young woman is a CHRISTian. And you can tell. She wears her faith for all to see. That is why she has a glow to her and why there is a smile on her face even as she speaks. GOD bless you Rachel and your family as well!!
Amen 🙏
You are amazing & a great speaker.😍😍😍
WOW! I couldn't be more impressed with this young woman! Not only is she incredibly knowledgeable she is incredibly articulate. A not-too-common occurrence in my book. A+ young lady! Almost makes me want to buy a tractor just to have her show me how to fix it!
This video is a Godsend young lady. I had no idea what I was getting into replacing the pump on my MF 240 but your directions are simple and well done. I'll be ordering my new pump assembly this week from your website as a thank you. 😊
If only all video's were as professionally produced, as clearly explained and as educational as this one is.
Congratulations to the young lady who is as articulate as she is attractive and has the mechanical competence to go with it. She deserves to be successful in life.
Great video. Wish something like this had been around 20 years ago when I did my first hydraulic rebuild in my 35x, but I got there and it’s still going, but I made a few mistakes along the way that this would have helped me avoid. 👍
Great video. Very clear, to the point and well executed. Thanks for sharing
Love the clear concise explanation. Good for you. I will recommend your channel to all who really want to learn
What an amazing presentation, well done 100%
Totally impressed, Rachel - you're such a talent, the way you work and handle the parts and your tools - never thought I'd live to see such a mechanic! Greetings from Norway! :D :D
Very clear instructions and video. I have watched a lot of how to videos with people bumbling and messing about but this is very easy to follow. My pump makes a clattering noise when under load so I guess its going to need attention soon. Awesome video
Excellent video with a talented presenter. I have a 56' Ferguson 40 with a Helm snowblower and this makes me feel better about working on the hydraulic unit. As a technical video producer I give you 4 stars Rachel and your parents! Now for my clutch...
Bravo! Cold Michigan winters indeed. You know, ya put some of these “pro” weather girls/news casters to shame! You seem so very comfortable, like you’ve done a million of these overhauls. And great job by the production and editing dept, y’all make some solid videos! Great team you have there. We visited Stieners for the first time last weekend, great place, enjoyed it, highly recommended! From Ol’ Soggy Bottom, parts unknown.
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MF 35s & 28s were very common in New Zealand farms.
They were so reliable just about every NZ farmer either had a 165, 135, 35 or Ferg 28 at some stage.
In the late 1970s I would drive dads 35 petrol to cut, tedder and bale 80 acres each year driving a pto driven 280 New Holland baler.
This must come from an other planet... A cheerful young lady showing all these complicated things with the same self-evidence and enthousiasm as if it was, say, bakery.... Thank you very much, keep up the good work !
totally awesome Rachel - I was quoted $2000 today for a guy to fix my hydraulics - I am sure now I can sort this myself - you are the best ! I am now a devoted subscribee !
Great video! I woild love to see a blooper reel from all these videos that y'all have made. I'll bet that would be hilarious! Thank you for sharing!
Good video. Very impressive young lady.
My only issue with this is it appears you are reinstalling everything dry.
Orings should always be installed with some kind of lubricant as well as all the pistons. Everything.
It makes things easier to put together and helps keep down any damage from dry parts when there isnt any oil flowing yet on initial start up.
Other than that great job. Great to see someone young with this much knowledge on farm equipment. New or old
Thanks for the video!
I repaired my tractor with your help👍
Wow she really knows what she is doing and communicates so well. This is a great video. And she is easy on the eyes too.
I'm glad to see others who are trying to keep the older tractors going. It helps to keep the prices down, and the EPA out of farming. I own and use several older tractors myself. We regularly rebuild tractor parts in our machine shop. Here is some helpful resources, for those doing tractor repairs. Case, John Deere, and Agcoparts books, as well as Heavenlymachining. Subscibing to you.
I agree, all I use is older tractors primarily John Deere.
I have ford 8 n 1948 , it was given to me by my wife cousin . I grew up on a farm where I H s and Massey s she very good at detail
Thanks Rachel and Dan. You make it look easy. I'm headed to your website now to take a look around.
Ditto!
She is relentless, from one step to the next without stopping. Brilliant video.
Excellent job as always. Thanks for another well done video.
Outstanding , Your Dad must be really proud
Well at least someone knows their stuff keep up the good work
I have a 202 that has leakdown when off even with the light weight of a middle buster. This is definitely informative for when I eventually try to fix that.
i have been wrenching on cars and logging equipment for 40 years and had the pleasure to teach a young woman how to work on equipment as well as the boys even smoke them like you good going and god bless.
Great video Rachel!! Just for curiosity why did you choose 90W oil? I know in my Ford N series tractors the 90W is great in summer but even around 50 degrees becomes slow because it's too thick. Is this Masseys hydraulic system not affected by the temperature?
Rachel, you are so beautiful and knowledgeable. You are some young mechanics dream partner. Your teaching style is perfect, well done. ( You can tell that I am a real fan.)
what a fantastic tutorial Rachel,you know your stuff
Great video! Articulate, smart young lady!👍
A lot is said about Rachel’s skills in tractor repair, but she’s a crackerjack presenter and educator as well. Well spoken and methodical... a true genius.
Great video! There's some good info in here thank you so much! My tractor is a 1974 135. I'm really hoping to get it started today. My issue is electrical though so we'll see what happens!
Clear detailed description. Great help. Many thanks!
I’m very impressed! It’s a huge deal you are as smart as you are, young, and can do this work better than any Pro I have ever seen! Beautiful young, extremely smart you are everything your generation is NOT , How did you escape the fate of being like the rest? I love watching your videos, I don’t and probably won’t ever own a tractor but I feel like I’m getting an education in a lost art! You are amazing!
Seth Lavinder you're casting a wide blanket over an entire generation, IMO you need to get out and meet more of them or widen your circle. There are plenty of great kids that age. I volunteer at the Wounded Warrior center here in my town and the military if full of kids her age that are just as smart, interested, and caring. I also volunteer at the local Guide Dogs Training facility and am constantly amazed by the sheer number of young kids her age that also come out volunteer and work hard. Good people are out there everywhere.
Do you live on social media where older people just whine about young people? The only difference between now and years ago is there is social media to share the few examples and pretend it is everyone, where a bunch of old people pretend they are so much better than kids these days. BTW, I am 60 and I actually have a working memory.
Was curious - since most people don’t have access to the special tools that were used to adjust the linkage on these tractors (as well as set the nut on the draft spring.) How did you make the adjustment without the special spanner wrench (if at all?) Keep it up! I’d love to see more Massey videos.
WOW I love watching you rip through those repairs, way to go young lady
Great job. Thanks for sharing this information. You explained everything very well.
i am a retired mechanic . and you are good. i wish we had people like you on my team. women often avoid this work because of the dirtiness of it. this job take discipline and attention to details, witch women excel at.
Well described.
That is not the easiest of jobs.
Excellent tutorial. You make it look really easy.
Awesome video Rachel! ❤ Great tutorial and good to see a talented young woman with great mechanical skills!
You should put links to your site and related products shown in this video in video description.
Very well presented and ironically this is what I needed years ago doing my HYD pump and cleaning debris out. Thank you for wearing work clothes and not a ridiculous bikini. Cheers from Australia
Excellent! I will absolutely purchase from you when I need parts.
This is a very informative video. I no longer have my MF50, but if I did, you would have helped me repair the hydraulic pump. Nice video!
Impressive 👍
Wish i had a Massey Ferguson
great job, however,......you need to be using oil on every install of every piece and seals for sure. Especially the rear PTO cover.
This Gal is really a good teacher . . These Videos Are Excellent !
Wow! amazing tutoring from this little lady.
great stuff
I would have cleand the whole airea first,and the parts before putting them in again.
But a verry nice voise to listen to well done.
I would clean it before disassembly.but I guess we dont all have a pressure cleaners, and i would have a rag in my pocket to wipe my hands with, trying to hang on to slippery parts is not good when you could just wipe your hands to keeps them free of oil. it's a simple thing but if are doing this for a living you wouldn't even think about it.
Michigan farm girls......... Worth their weight in diamonds!
What an awesome young lady, and beautiful too.
Great job prety girl
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Brilliant, well spoken easy to understand, thanks for this really well done team.
Rachel, I congratulate you on a well organized and informative tutorial video on the rebuild of this hydraulic pump and control/actuator group. However, if you really want to take it to the next level, you need to literally "clean up your act". What I mean by this is that the assembly of any hydraulic system components must be done in a very clean environment with clean parts, clean tools and clean hands. This will take you to the level of a true professional in your trade and add another level of pride to your work. I am speaking from 40 plus years as a licensed Canadian HD mechanic 30 years of experience as a Caterpillar field service technician. Keep up the good work and keep improving. The world belongs to those who are not afraid to get their hands dirty.
As a hydraulics engineer I was thinking exactly the same thing as you. The lack of cleanliness on re-assembly was a bit cringeworthy, but otherwise a very professional and beautifully produced video and a credit to Rachel.
Great video, not because your female, but because its a really informative video, great lighting and sound too