This is one of those videos that it's good when you find it 3 weeks old because then there's a high chance part two is already done and ready to watch. But I'm subbed to the channel so will catch it when you upload the next one.
Bill when was the last time the 2032R had a axel fluid change and hydraulic fluid change cause I know you have changed the engine oil cause the tractor is almost 9 years old this October into November you still had the gold gmc truck
@@billstmaxx Wow... the hydraulic fluid and filter is supposed to be changed every 200 hours. Same as the engine oil and filter. Check the Operator's Manual... it is your friend.
I wonder about the filling of the tires and if it puts more pressure on the bearings and axle. Looks like the cemetery committee should think about trading this tractor for a new one. Maybe next year the other side may go.
if you are smart you will flush the system with oil .you should replace both sides.if the one side went you will have trouble with the other side.take the gear with you and let the pros at Deere tell you if it good or bad
if you have giant socket freeze the part expands need plastic wrap your either going to have to use the house freeezer or rv’s plastic wrap prevent dirt. or your going have to heat it out or jd trip. Get ready to cuss cry or get religious letting God know it omg no offense though. the ball bearings is what chewed up.
Looking forward to part two of the tractor repair. Good job ! Thanks for sharing! Have a blessed day !
This is one of those videos that it's good when you find it 3 weeks old because then there's a high chance part two is already done and ready to watch. But I'm subbed to the channel so will catch it when you upload the next one.
just got parts today :)
Thanks for the video this will be my job tomorrow
Hi Bill,
Change ALL the oil in the rear end housing!
For the reinstall with the other bearing partially behind the gear, just install that bearing in the cover plate before you put the gear on the shaft.
BILL stop playing the games and do more of this great vid BILL
Nice video
A little cheap bench vice would make your live easier there bill!
I have one inside.. it would rust like crazy outside
Bill when was the last time the 2032R had a axel fluid change and hydraulic fluid change cause I know you have changed the engine oil cause the tractor is almost 9 years old this October into November you still had the gold gmc truck
Now lol :) Hydraulic fluid can go longer than engine oil
@@billstmaxx Wow... the hydraulic fluid and filter is supposed to be changed every 200 hours. Same as the engine oil and filter. Check the Operator's Manual... it is your friend.
i like farm sim Saturday billy
thick 2x4 plus or steel scrap something for even pressure
I wonder about the filling of the tires and if it puts more pressure on the bearings and axle. Looks like the cemetery committee should think about trading this tractor for a new one. Maybe next year the other side may go.
Replacing a couple bearings after 1500 hours is normal. No need to buy a new tractor.
No. Tractors have been using fluid filled tires for over 75 years. It is unsprung weight and doesn't nothing to the bearings or seals.
@@Darryl603 Wow... 1500 hrs and the fluid has never been changed? Really? It is supposed to be changed every 200 hrs along with the filter.
uh oh
if you are smart you will flush the system with oil .you should replace both sides.if the one side went you will have trouble with the other side.take the gear with you and let the pros at Deere tell you if it good or bad
If it aint broke yet. Dont fix it.. Expensive parts
Time for a new tractor bud
where’s your gopher dill help hold it. ?
if you have giant socket freeze the part expands need plastic wrap your either going to have to use the house freeezer or rv’s plastic wrap prevent dirt. or your going have to heat it out or jd trip. Get ready to cuss cry or get religious letting God know it omg no offense though. the ball bearings is what chewed up.
Add sound effect when you use brake cleaner.