Front Axle & Wheel Seal Replacement on a 4WD Case IH (Part 1)
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- Part 1: Filthy Rich shows you how to replace a front wheel seal, hub seal & axle seal on a 7140 Case IH tractor. First thing to do is take everything apart! More Tractor Videos: • Tractor Vids
00:06 Tire Removal
00:47 Tie Rod Removal
02:47 Hub Removal
04:14 Hub Seal Removal
05:58 Axle Removal
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just started my apprenticeship as an ag mechanic. these videos really help me get an idea of how things work
This cat has the right idea. Twenty-plus year veteran here and I was just thinking how good it would have been to have had videos like this when I was coming up. And I think I ought to get education points at the dealership I work at for watching these, so much better than the OEMs online training!
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Haha every engineer should be a mechanic for 10 years. That's me. I was spinning wrenches and cussing engineers before I went to school and became an engineer. Been on the job for about a year now and that experience comes in handy.
At my daily job as a heavy-duty truck mechanic/technician at a Scania dealer here in Denmark.
I cleanly see which engineer, what have given a second thought i there job.
For an example the tethered hole, he is missing on the final-drive housing, are on the housings on Scania truck.
great video buddy thanks great info and easy to fallow directions!!!!!
2:34 😸
Wouldn't it be a good idea to give everything a really good clean before taking all of that apart?
I would like to see one on a hub bearing replacement. Do you have one?
This guy is a machine
Thank you for sharing
mam case mx 110 to co tu pokazujesz to full, fajnie tak dalej !!!
Hello! Is there a chance to know the reduction ratio of the planetary system of the wheels on these tractors? I need a reducer and maybe this will suit me. I think I can have one on a budget, from a scrapyard somehow. Thank you
Love your videos in general Rich but this one got me out of a bind. Thanks for the help! P.S. shouldn't this be on DGHD
It was before we started that channel!
If your not filthy your not rich lol thank you for the very helpful videos man from bc Canada!
Very good my friend
Hai my tractor mx135 do not speed on forward what is the reason
CANT GET MY FREAKING KING PINS OUT
Hello my friend i have a carraro tigrone 4x4. I have problem with 4x4 couple.... the last axle from back wont remain in coupling 4 motion... do you guess what could be
I can't remove steering arm do you have video how to do it
I'm having a deja-vu moment with this episode 0_ o
Из слов ничего не понял, но видео познавательное лайк!
Hello Creative vid, i have a case mxu that i must take out the shaft from the frontaxle, but i vant get it out, do i have to take down the Hole frontaxle????
hi, nice video! i have a case-ih maxxum 5150.. and my front-axle is leaking as well(right side)
Is the this the same amount of work you have done on youre case-ih?
greatings Henk-Douwe from holland :)
Great video Rich. I am sure I saw the piece of gravel fall to the ground that made your toolbox tip ha ha ha! It looked like the tie rod was bent once it was un-linked...? Your tractor repair vids are by far my favorite, they're unique and interesting to watch. Thanks!
Good
Where is part 2
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can u provide me the universal number of bearings used in planet gear and hub of jcb backhoe loader
no, I can not....
why ... how will u get this needle bearing from timken or texpin ..
I this axle same set up as 2003 case 580 super m ?
I havn't worked on a 580 as of yet but if its not the same, there won't be many differences. Its the same setup for an mx's and 7000 series
Great thanks for feed back, great video keep it coming... Bill
Engineers should be a mechanic should be a clearer first
Cheap junk hey, that whole front axle, hub assembly is all white metal, Deere uses the best. 😉