John Deere 2030 Stripping the Hi Lo for Evaluation
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- Опубліковано 10 сер 2020
- In this video I pull down the hi lo to see what parts we might need for assembly.
Hello Im 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 advise to customers.
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Just found your channel- Thank You from the states!
Thanks for watching!
You really do a great job.
Thank you! Cheers!
I see your Knockometer is perfectly calibrated!
Yep metric one too.
Beautiful love the vid
Glad you enjoyed
Excellent!
Many thanks!
We just pulled one of these on a 3130 and it was absolutely destroyed. Everyone seems to hate these tractors and the hi/lo parts are hard to find. Do you have any insight why everyone seems to shy away from these? The motor and other hydraulics has always seemed pretty good but when this unit went out, it broke almost every single piece inside the unit.
I read the 2940 was an improvement. It looks like 1 set of the clutch discs in that unit are much bigger than the other set, but wasn’t sure if that was a clue or not.
We did replace the hi lo unit and gear pump and other perishables, I’m hoping it’ll last us for quite awhile or else next time I think it will get parted out.
Usually when they start to play up people seem to put the job off but if you hop into the repair early it is often way cheaper. Not enough revs when changing can let them slip too at times.
Nice
Thanks
Hi, been following you for 4 months and i appreciate your informative videos. I'm a farmer in Kentucky, USA. I had a leak of fluid in my 3130JD, i split the tractor and replaced the rear crankshaft seal, JD Dealer let me borrow the tool to install the new seal. I put the tractor back together and the leak remained. I split the tractor on the transmission side and replaced the transmission seal. I put the tractor back together and the leak remains to leak. It's leaking into the clutch housing and onto the ground. What should I be looking for at this point? Thanks
You need to work out if it is engine oil or transmission oil. Run paper up the trans shafts to see if they come out wet, if they do there is your problem.
do you have a video reassembling the hi low on the 2030?
No not yet, that tractor is still in bits, I need to go into the back end.
can you show the installation of the basket and lamella for john deere 820 greetings from Bosnia and Herzegovina
Coming up soon on the 2030 and they are very similar.
@@BundyBearsShed Okay, thanks
Great knowledgeable videos don't suppose you ha e a video of a rotary pump overhaul 👌👌👌
Not yet but it is in the pipeline.
Great can't wait thank you👌👌
Hi Lance, Just wondering if there is a height measurement( back to to back) on those Bellevue spring as this was pretty critical on some shit I used to work on? I believe that it was an indication that the springeness ( English according to me) may have sprung. Great vid as usual. Thanks mate, Huey
There probably is but Im just going by eye and experience as I dont have a manual any more.
Well mate, Google says you've still got a mind like a steel trap.
And the wind noise is barely noticeable, certainly nothing worth worrying about.
Thanks Daniel.
You make it look too easy Lance
Thats because it is. lol
I don't notice the wind or the aeroplanes.
No It is a lot louder in real life, the sound recording equipment I use filters a lot of it out as I go. I record two different sound tracks.
Selam sana olsun, bu parça nerede?
Peace be upon you, where is this piece?
In the Hi,lo so under the gear sticks.