John Deere 420 Starter Repair
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2024
- Hello, I'm Lance (aka Bundy Bear), and doing these videos is my hobby. I do own Queensland Tractor Spares in Australia where I sell parts and offer technical advice to customers.
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Great job Lance - nice to see the Deere up and running again, sounds great!
Thanks charles, Yeah itis good to have it sorted out, i have given mysekf a good talking to re servicing it, lol.
G Day Lance great job on that starter,just shows what a lapse in concentration does, gives you a little pain in the rear and us a great video.
many thanks
Barry
Very true!
It is always good when you find the cause of a problem and as well you can rectify it. I imagine that even with your skills it would be the same. Good luck.
Yes it is always a good feeling to get on top of a problem, even if I caused it myself.
25:38 Don't we all sometimes forget maintenance when we seldom use the machinery 😊. So nice little job with a great result. 😊🇩🇰
Thanks, yeah we just get a bit busy at times.
A success! we often find out the hard way about maintenance spots eh. Good to see you using the lathe, it's looking far too new at the moment 😊
And I took time to clean it up and it looks like new again
@@BundyBearsShed good lad 😉
Been a while for me doing these, I used to work at the auto-elecs while going to uni (wow 25 years ago now) We used to lightly undercut generator comms. Starter, it was a case by case thing. Never heard of tracking being the reason, the goal was always clean edges between the comm bars and no chance of it rding on the unsulation (which would cause break arching thinking about it. Key point was geeting rid of copper dags. W used to just hook/scrape them out with a hook mad out of a hacksaw blade (quicker than using a tool on lathe). It was sort of sharp enough to light chamfer the edge and just make sure it was clean.
Lube looks like your problem as you say, in combination with no sintered bronze bush. The bronze bush would make it pretty bullet proof beside remembering to give it a drop or two of oil every year or so.
Thanks, Yes Im pretty sure it was all my own fault here.
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In the UK we call them adjustable🤔 when the guys in NZ ask me for a crescent 🙆♂️
And here they are shifters.