How To Replace The Camshaft On A Kawasaki FD590V Water Cooled Engine - with Taryl
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- In "Uncle Andy - The Soda Pop Kid", Taryl goes into great detail the entire process for properly changing out that PLASTIC Kawasaki camshaft they stuck in those FD590V engines. But before Taryl drops some lengthy knowledge on y'all, Uncle Andy stops by to ruin more of Taryl's stuff. See how Andy makes amends for his actions in this hilarious yet very educational how-to video from your pals at Grass Rats Garage! And as always, There's Your Dinner!!
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I have been a mechanic since 74 and I can say without a doubt you are no knucklehead Love your show Thanks
My Bolens by MTD w/15.5 Briggs & Stratton needs its rebuild, I'm bringing it to you guys. I have rear end that slips in the lower (1-3) speed selector. Im not sure if its just the belt or if the driveline needs to be replaced or rebuilt. My dad gave me this tractor after he did all kinds of work to the deck. New blades, belts, pulleys, and I'll never het rid of it. My dad died 10 days after he gave it to me. So you guys are gonna be the ones to make her like new again. Your Channel is great and i love how you guys know what your doing. I'm looking forward to the day I bring it up there. Ill be driving up from Florida. Later Guys.
My friend had this exact problem on the Kawasaki engine in his Kubota TG1860. I showed him your video and he fixed it himself over a few weekends. I bought a few items from your store as a thank you. Your videos are really helpful, keep up the good work.
I work on heavy equipment and have for year's. This guy can fix anything he has the mind for it. Great videos and skills.
Hey Taryl,
Your videos are tops when it comes to any small engine. I greatly appreciate your complete, step by step, detailed instructions from START to FINISH. Keep making these videos, and like others, I will continue to watch.
Thanks,
Mr. Watkins
There are good mechanics, and then there are exceptional mechanics. The exceptional mechanics that I have known were all artistic in one way or another, and crazy. You sir, are the most exceptional mechanic I have seen in years! As always, great video! Thank you!!
Artistic ??
Or
.Autistic. ?? 😀😀
this is literally the best how to channel on all of youtube. you go into such great detail and you always amaze with how well you know these things. keep up the great amazing work.
#HowToTheWorld
Teryl you are the best small. Motor mechanic I seen and the rest of the show is bast
Taryl this is exactly why I watch your video, the shared knowledge. You have taught this old coot several new tricks as well as shown me that I do not know enough. I THANK YOU for being such a good teacher and sharing your excellent wisdom with us, not to mention the hilarious entertainment!
Taryl I wanna thank you.. I've finally started my lawn mower repair place thanks to finding a few of your videos and some nudging from my best friends
what are you called?
How is your shop doing. Now, after one year..?
Thanks for the video, your time & effort to share with us !
The company who picks up your used oil & oil filters probably also has a anti-freeze & absorbent recycling program or knows who does locally. I worked for one that did.
I believe I would have tried to collect most of that anti-freeze neatly, as opposed to getting it mixed in with the used oil & all over the floor.
The reason for numbering or marking internal engine parts is because they are worn to their respective mating surfaces. Probably not so critical on a mower engine.
Other than that, a good tutorial on how to replace the cam on a cow a sockie engine on a JD mower.
It is a good day when Taryl uplodes
This reminds me of watching," Untold Stories of the E.R." Sometimes when we get the bill our frustration will be so high that we sometimes forget the hard work, and years of study guys like this put in so as to gain the knowledge, and skill level required in their professions. It's not very often that guys like this get to actually relax and let their hair down, they have to keep their mind engaged on the current challenge . The risk is just too great for them to ever laugh and interact with their peers. Their calling is higher than just a paycheck.
I wish they had professionals like this working in the Veterans Administration Hospitals.
Taryl, You nailed it, as a diesel mechanic I've seen good and bad 41 years worth.
Thanks Taryl ! Just finished my replacement of camshaft and some extra gears . Your instructions was spot on !
You sir are a Hell of a Good machanic. You really know your business and that takes somethings years years of experence. My hat goes off to you Sir. You are a Great instructer.
Taryl, I commented on another video a few days ago to a guy that was working on something that in no way would get his hands or fingers dirty, yet he was wearing those cheap nitrile gloves. He had on large ones with his small hands. So, you work on these dirty, greasy, grimy small engines with bare hands. What a man! Hope you get to finish the Palimino!
Hey I just wanted to share some good news with yall, thanks to your videos and info I was inspired to jump into the small equipment repair industry and have been working on mowers and equipment for the last year and I just got hired on at a cub cadet and echo dealership! I'm excited about it but also confident that I can do it. Keep up the good work and keep posting videos so we can all keep learning and laughing.
Jimmy Jones
Dude i dont work on small engs or landscape but these are real funny. Learn a lot and the real life drama is so priceless..and why have a plastic cam wtf. Should be renamed a yugo instead of Kawasaki
Plastic cam because they want to reduce costs, AND LIFETIME. The engineers designing lawnmowers are so stupid.
Used this video to help a friend replace the cam in his 345 “Chun Deere” saved him a ton of money, thanks Taryl
A work of art! The Michaelangelo of small engines! Great job, Taryl!
Nah, he's the Bob Ross of small engines!
Some camshaft lobes have a little extra 'hump' on them (exhaust lobe) that relieves compression at partial piston compression stroke, for ease in starting, and NO valve lash adjustment should be made at that point. BUT if engine is put at TDC comp stroke (both valves closed) you needn't worry about that comp. release feature on some engines. I'm sure Taryl knows this, as he is very smart!
What an awesome dinner episode Taryl. Well that customer definitely took this machine to the best mechanic in the midwest... thanks for your service and what you you guys do.. 👍👍👍
You my friend helped me change the drive and transmission belts on my mtd lawn tractor. My aunt has this tractor and said she is loosing power on and it's hard to turn over. So I'm thinking I'm you noa bc I watched your videos bc I find them funny. Learned a lot. This however is way out of league and I appreciate the detail because it's not magic. This takes time and shows your value. You are very talented. Take care and keep up the great work!!
Been watching you guy's for years,You act a little wired sometimes but, that's what makes it fun to watch..You are very smart and know a ton of short cuts..We all love to see you give the (Old Man) a hard time..Camera man did a great job. You guy's do a wonderful job helping us out there... Thanks
I always enjoying watching this how to fix it videos. Learn something all the time. The skits are funny as always. Some a little lengthy but that give me a minute to get another cup of coffee. Thanks guys. Ted
I have done and will do anything you have done I'm right there..I'm glad to see a man knows what he's talking about and with the comedy thrown in
You should make a blooper video because the end was hilarious
Thanks Taryl. As you stated, other videos only give some of the information. Yours is not only complete but entertaining. I was able to replace the Cam shaft on my JD345 with the FD590V engine. Mine busted at 1055 hours.
Really like your videos. You know what your doing, know how to work with what you have, And your very entertaining
Yeah them plastic camshaft gears ⚙️ are about as reliable as Kohlers compression relief springs. Job well done dacter. I’m glad you can tell the difference between a starter engine and an engine motor.
best channel out ther step buy step he shows you awesome taryl thank you
I don't have a broken camshaft (only a broken heart and that is one thing Taryl can't fix (not mine, anyway)). I don't even have this engine. Or this tractor. I'm just binging on Taryl's videos because, well, his mind is definitely twisted and, frankly, so is mine ;-) Oh, and he really knows what he's talking about and I always learn *something* watching he vids! THANKS!
I was going to go to bed. Hour and a half later, still not in bed. I have done this work all my life but I love to watch your videos.
Ruben P
4am here
just replaced my camshaft thanks to this video...the local dealer wanted ~$1500 for the job..."it's not the space-shuttle..." Great instructions, thanks!
345 is actually a very good machine, very stout transmission on it.
Engine looked a lot better after you cleaned it up, thanks for dinner.
Yup it's a fine machine - engine is like in the Space Shuttle. Plastic gears are less weight.
Agreed. I own 2 of them. I’ve paid way under they are valued at. And have added my own made custom adapters for more capabilities in attachments.
I'm just thinking about him doing all this work while wearing those teeth LOL
Or get a set of those for your next dentist appointment lol
Uyu
Wearing what teeth?
Some people complain about the length of the video, because they think they can gain all the knowledge they need in 5 minutes. I appreciate all time you invest in making the video's. The uploads take a lot of time so I wait on Sundays for what ever time they get posted. Thanks Taryl and the crew of lawnmower monsters.
I agree. It's particularly helpful to watch an experienced mechanic work through unforeseen problems that often bedevil the amateur, a rusted bolt here, a seized PTO there.
I've been watching this particular video since Sunday. I've broken it up into about 4 parts. It doesn't matter to me if I learn anything new or not, odds are I'll never work on a Kawasaki mower engine. These videos have a calming, almost therapeutic, effect on me and I enjoy every minute.
Agree 100%
Those people really p**s me off. No one is strapping you down and making you watch it all. Watch a bit and come back or skip forward. Even those with genuine ADHD can work around it but there can be a lot of info to get out and it's important that Taryl tells us ALL we need to know. The sketches and comedy is great too. Moaning about the length of the video, shut up and get out of 'ere.!!! Knuckleheads...
Indeed. Even Taryl showed some solutions WHEN, you forget something important...ex: gaskets.
Taryl you are the man!
Thanks to your video we got it fixed in a few hours with a buddy.
Air chisel on the crank worked perfectly.
We got away without removing the radiator and only lost minimal coolant.
Used some 2x4 boards to lay the engine on top of the rad without damaging the fill port.
We called it the rat turd Kawasaki the whole time.
When she fired up I let out a big ol YEEE YEE!
Love the channel!
Thanks for showing how to get the motor out! Helps me put it back together for the one I bought in pieces. You rock!
Thanks for this video! I just wrapped up this repair on the FD501V in my vintage LX188 with your help. I picked a lot of rat turds out of the crankcase but it fired right up when I was done.
Enjoy watching your videos catching up on your older ones thanks
Taryl your the best!!!!! I let too many videos go by without leaving a like or comment. I hope you’re doing well. God bless you sir!
3 thumbs down so far , I guess they thought Taryl should have marked those push rods...LOL
great vid , love the learning and laughs.
Great video I was glued to my phone till the end, I would definitely like to see more like these. Thanks man!!!!
What a job - you brought that "engine" back from the dead!!!! That's more than I'd ever want to tackle.
Great videos Taryl. In my area I need to use pre-mixed radiator fluid or when I mix my own I used distilled water. The tap water here will destroy the cooling system with the minerals in the water.
Taryl thanks for the long vid and detail on the repair I know it takes time from your shop but I certainly appreciate it!
I use to use those " Pig Mats " a lot when working on road tractors. They are worth their weight in gold for a number of jobs.
Love watching the videos it's like a tv show for me I watch everyday lol your the best around imo
Taryl - Great video but I missed "There's your dinner.". Keep up the great work!
Drinking beer you consume anti-freeze......... Def like watching the channel.
An hour and a half video and Slip Dog is in the house!!
Wow Slippers is helpin'! Will wonders ever cease to amaze?
Hahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. you make me laugh when you say that stuff” You should of marked the pushrods”. lol. The shuttle!!! Ha!!!!
it's very frustrating that manufacturers feel they need to use plastic to design engine components I just dont get it and oh know it alls who think you are doing it wrong should start their own channel if they are so smart. You are an excellant mechanic my friend !
I am willing to bet that most of the people making negative comments here dont have any idea that even the vehicles that they are driving have plastic components in the timing system and many, including all the first several years of Ford Mustangs, had plastic as well.
Terrel, I dont allow anyone to touch anything of mine but I'd love to have help from someone like yourself, to help me put my 1970 TransAm back on the road one last time. I'll even furnish the beer.
This engine is the space shuttle were gonna be going to the moon lmao, definitely getting a shirt from you taryl
i really enjoy watching you videos. all the videos that you do are like ABC there is no way you are going to miss anything in sted of watching all those series on tv i like to watch Tarryl
We are not fixing the space shuttle....right on Taryl! Keep up the good work.
As always, educational AND entertaining!! Love your videos!!
ive worked on cars for decades but i think i like your job more
I trust just about everything I see in your vids Darryl. Love the detail so tyvm for that.. Used this vid to help with all the powertrain work I completed
I'm not the most experienced engine mechanic. Im sure I have worn out parts on this mower 730hrs (from a neighbor) nothing's been replaced or worked on until now. (Gx345 fd611)
When I set the clearance like you show and then check it again at tdc (on exhaust compression stroke) I get a completely different reading. Which way is best?. When I first got it and checked the space was so tight I couldn't get any guage into it at all. I had pretty significant tapping before but maybe even worse now. Could be from somewhere else as well. Like your vid it calls for . 10. Any advice from anyone which way I should use to set or I doing something wrong?
Any advice from anyone who knows! Thx alot
Makes me glad I got a Lx176 and not an Lx178. I would love to see a vid on the FC420v. Thanks, Taryl.
WOW! We even got dessert with this dinner!
I love all the videos but the added outtakes was great. Keep them coming for dessert after dinner.
ive watched almost 100´s of your videos, and not watched this, but this is the very first iv`ve subscribed too, cause i know it`s gonna be great!!!(cant spell awesome, cuz i`m Swede) And there`s your dinner!!! Thank You, Taryl!!!!
oh and a special thank you to ure crew, that helped you do these videos,
Thanks for doing this who knows how much money you have saved us novices! Grabbing a t-shirt!
I been.working working on small engine for years but I leared a lot from the show and it's a blast I am a pure. Grass rat I run 48 inch. Huster zoro turn and a 52 inch and I'm got a 34 in also
Got my Taryl apparel today. I bought the one of everything bundle. My wife laughed when I did the woo wee dance and There's your dinner. Thanks guys for the vids I've found loads of useful info along with many laughs from the funny skits.
1:11:07 Ariens dealer forgot to put this spacer back on when they replace my PTO clutch and then called me up and said the engine blew up. They said I must have overheated the engine at one time and now it blew up. They put four push rod kits in the engine, every time they would go to start the engine, it would bend the push rods. Without that spacer when you tighten up the PTO it pulls the camshaft out towards the outside of the engine. I picked up the mower after paying a Big Bill and took it to another gentleman. He had the same problem, turn the key and Bend new pushrods. He did eventually figure it out and made a new spacer. Total cost to replace a PTO $2200. I lost the paperwork from the first place so I could not take him to court. The riding mower is a 1996 Ariens Grand Sierra 2200, ch22hp engine. These are excellent riding lawn mowers but they only made a few because they cost $12,000 back in 96. Front mid and rear PTO on them, and hydraulic drive Wheels. Cannot recommend this riding mower from back in 1996 enough.
"Actual customer voice" hilarious!
The sound effects are the best!
Taryl & GrassRats. Thanks so much for your videos. I have a 285 John Deere with the FD590V engine with a bad water pump that has not been used for years now. The engine runs great other than the water pump issue. I’m guessing that my 285 has pretty much all of the same things to disconnect that the engine in the video had. After watching the video, I may go ahead and swap out the plastic cam for the metal cam. What better time to make the swap.
I was just looking up how to adjust speed on my 7 speed huskee lt4200. No matter what number I put it on I go full speed🙄😂. Then got the notification saying new video was updated by you and I said hell with it I’m watching the new video now
dont adjust speed. sound like your variable speed pulley is lockup. need to look underneath it and see if the center pulley is moving up and down. some have replaceable bearings. also if you replaced the belt and used the wrong one that could happen
Thanks for the weed eater gas lines replacement tutorial!, it started up on the first pull!!! Thank you
I really LOVE your sense of humor...lol
The first time I ever ran into plastic timing gears was Ford V8's. They started using nylon timing gears in the mid 60's and they ran until 1985. I have a 42,000 original mile 1983 Lincoln Mark VI and fortunately they've already been changed. I bought the car with 32,000 miles on it 2.5 years ago. Can you imagine buying a new car and having to replace the timing gears before 30,000 miles? Another fun fact every ford 4.6, 5.4, 6.8, and the new 5.0 coyote has cams that are made by pressing the lobes onto a hollow tube. I've never read a single instance of one spinning loose surprisingly. Unlike the cam gears on the v8 they used in the Taurus SHO. They put the cam gear on the end of the cam and drove a ball into the end of the camshaft to swage the gear onto the cam. Thos failed pretty early on. I guess that's probably no worse than that decade of cracked heads and soft cams in Chevy V8's. I know and old guy who made a living in the 70's purely by replacing soft Chevy cams for people. When my grandfather rebuilt the engine in his 78 Blazer in the early 90's he spent months trying to find a set of cylinder heads that wasn't cracked between the middle two cylinders.
Hey Taryl have you made any videos on scrub cadet hydrostatic zero turn mowers?
Funny while watching the video, I said to myself, "self why is the Taryl working on the floor". About a minute later you explained it gives the camera man a better shot. Great minds. Doubt I will ever get into replacing the cam but like to watch. Tom
Did you hear that firetruck pass by when he said fire. Lol
Thank you.
That was a great video, enjoyed every bit of it. Thanks all👍
Loving the longer videos taryl, Keep it up!
*bashes PTO clutch*
"Keep your eye on the bolt."😂
i like the way you BS the know it alls , bet 90% dont even change their own oil
True
The same ones that don't change that probably have car problems too.
Your the best Taryl from Michael and Papa
Love when you act kawasaki
engineer. :-D So they can see how foolish plastic looks inside an engine. Bad bad idea.
Good work btw, love your videos.
Best regards from Denmark.
31:40 "just throw it across the room and its going to land in there" .. ifyou didnt laugh a lung out, see your MD, you dont have a heart !!
that "jeep mower" i cant spell palimino... it looks good boss. saw it sitting in the backround
get one of those plastic concrete mixing trays. that would be ideal for that
Can’t believe something engineered in Japan would make a camshaft part out of plastic
Thank you for the video I think I have confidence to work on Kawasaki engines now. I noticed that the government didn't have to be reset like on a Briggs
uncle andy rules
"why?" Because it's the space shuttle. All aboard straight to the sun.
😂😂👍🤘
Dang when I'm working on something I talking to my self in daryls voice..there's your dinner..
A bearing splitter would possibly get those pulleys off the motor shaft.
Hello their, thanks for that Z-bender and your videos are awesome.
Great Video guys!!! Can't wait for the next one!!! The ending had me rolling.
I love the sound effects!