John Deere Round Baler Roller Bearing Replacement Look at USED 2750 JD Cab Tractor

In today's video I have to do a repair on our John Deere 435 round hay baler. It has a bearing out on the front stagger roller. First I do a walk around again talking about the used John Deere 2750 Cab tractor I just bought. Then back to work on the hay baler. These sealed bearing are the same ones on all the rest of the rollers on this hay baler. These bearings going out can easily cause a fire in the machine catching it and the hay field on fire. Very important to stay on top of these repairs and inspect your machine always.
Afterwards I service the rest of the machine and prepare it to hook up to the new tractor. I must move the baler monitor into the other tractor first.
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[@theswabbie30]

This old sailor here likes that navy hat on Michael!

[@roberthicks9191]

that kid will remember you for the rest of his life, good man james

[@thecosmicsnail]

at 15 I would be in heaven working with someone like you. Kudos! 1985 Deere with a radio...probably doesn't have the 8track player. Kid.."What music do you play in this tractor"? James..."Both kinds; Country AND Western". Blues Brothers!

[@richardlauze2873]

One of my favorite things is teaching young people, that want to learn. Good job James

[@oby-1607]

You scored big with that JD 2750. We have had the very same bearing go out twice on our round baler. They are a sealed bearing that has no grease fitting. We had another bearing go bad and lucky the nephew was baling at night and he saw the bearing glowing red. He stopped and lucky the baler didn't go up in flames. I wish they had grease fittings on these as the only fix they say is to drill a tiny hole in the side of the bearing and inject grease and then seal up the hole somehow.

[@steveholly3099]

Thats great, teaching a young guy like that the ropes. I dont think enough young people grow up like that anymore.Thats how i grew up myself. Your your a good person to learn from.

[@jamesmcgraw9570]

Old school.....

[@MRRice-wz3bv]

Go Navy Michael. OJT is best way to learn.....

[@albertblazo1810]

Had a farm in Louisiana in the 90’s like so many I got out and moved on. I am now running all over the world working.

[@fmadgs]

Yeah Buddy ! Lets Roll some Hay Texas !

[@ech311]

Hey James I have nothing but respect for you. Most people don’t understand how much knowledge a farmer or rancher needs to successfully run the business. And thank you for passing your knowledge on to young Michael this is stuff you can’t learn in any school. God bless you brother!

[@charleshoadley47]

Good job James teaching the young man safety around the machine. A buddy in school got caught in pto broken his in 7 places, my older bother

[@richardrodriguez9501]

Boy I like that smile when you asked if he was ready to run tractor man you are definitely a great mentor wow ima share this video on my Facebook if you don’t mind 🇺🇸tha great

[@thecosmicsnail]

I wish you would bring some of the Philippines back and fix you equipment Filipino style. They are ingenious in their fixes.

[@TexasBubblehead]

I still have PTSD around balers, I was climbing out of my chair when you were lubing the chain next to the idler pulley LOL

[@carldowney4177]

Use your infrared gun to check bearings that are sealed and hard to get to while running .to see witch ones are hotter than others . Lol but I'm sure you know that 😉 I have rebuilt a couple burned bailers .

[@michaelcann280]

Great to see you are doing your own repairs to man after my own heart, air conditioning wow, we never even had a tractor with a cab on it hahah mind that was 50 yrs ago now in UK ,m well done. love the farm vids

[@kuyabaste6934]

Nice deere bro

[@patrickobrien5367]

Good evening James great video thanks 😊lots of hard work 💪👷👍James lwas 11 years old when l started to drive a tractor 🚜😀best ting ever learn young 😀

[@lindacook891]

Feel your pain, had to replace both bearings on five different rollers on a veneer 504N this hey season!