John Deere Transmission PTO Rebuild (4430 Part 4)

Part 4: Filthy Rich shows you how to rebuild a transmission PTO in a John Deere 4430 before we put this tractor back together. More Tractor Videos: • Tractor Vids
00:06 PTO Cover Removal
00:39 Welding The PTO Cover
00:54 New Bearings
01:24 Removing Brass Bushings
03:06 Locking Springs With Tappet Locks
04:13 Inspect All Parts During Disassembly!
04:48 Being Creative, Making It Work
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[@josephmagalhaes5445]

What I do when building shafts and bearings I put the shaft in the freezer goes together a lot easier If you have the time works great when building kingpins and bushing kit Leave in the freezer till you need

[@Erated78]

Good job Rich!

[@Tyou57]

Nice love the vids you do really good work you don't half ass anything thanks for all the vids

[@OldGlory1776]

People should never complain about labor rate. Mechanics don't make enough

[@psygn0sis]

....good mechanics.

[@galaxya7516]

Labor rate is 60% overhead costs...

[@localcrew]

I was like "Nooo! It's gonna break!" and then you're like "Gonna braze this biotch" and I'm like "O.K. -- that'll work great."

[@cwirtz1854]

I would never be confident enough to try anything like this unless i had help