Sir, you remind me of my dad back on the farm. He was more expecting of me, but I’m glad he was because I LEARNED so much from him! Farming kept me out of trouble as a teenager. I miss him so much, but I’m gonna live my life and apply what he taught me! 🏛👍👍👍🇺🇸
Tim is a lucky son to have a great Dad like you. My Dad and I clowned around much like you and Tim. They are fond memories. Alas youtube was not available in my younger generation when my Dad was alive. Tim is very lucky to have you.
You have described what is wrong with my Caseih MX100 with loader front end to a T. Now I am going to try to tackle the problem than send it to the dealer where they can't seem to fix anything and have the equipment 10 times longer than they should have it. Thanks. I also like you are teaching Tim by making him do the work rather than having him watch you.
Wes: Tim's going to muckle onto you one of these days, He is getting to be a strapping young man. All in good fun tho. We all know you are teaching him. Good video keep them up. (:- THUMBS UP :-)
Nice job Wes & Tim! It seems you spend half your day farming, and the other half of the day repairing equipment. But I guess that's the way it is in farming!
Poor Tim, he will learn as you did. LOL You never stop learning. Lucky the planetry gear collapsed where it did instead of out on the field. Youre teaching him well and having some fun with it. :o)
Seeing your videos makes me wonder if you are really a mechanic that wants to be a farmer or a farmer that wants to be a mechanic :-D Great video as usual
Have you ever had excessive play in the bearings that you adjusted? When the wheel bearings get sloppy it leads to the planetary gears having to take up the loads instead of just transmitting driving power and that can cause surface defects on the teeth, gear bearing failure and as it happened here, the ring gear to distort and possibly crack. I see this quite often on wheeled excavators we repair with basically the same type of hubs. Superb channel by the way, I love your approach to tasks and problems.
All these people on here think you're so mean to Tim, well I guess they've never had the opportunity to work with there fathers otherwise they would realize this is normal. By the way, thanks for uploading and keep doing what you do. ;)
I have two of those kinda Jack's one identical to yours and I have an aluminum one buy the steel one is alot older then the other sweet Jack's I love them I jack up house's and old buildings and things like that to put concrete foundation's
The last planetary gears I put in was from an oil leak that run the bushings dry and galled all the gears with metal particles. As I recall, that stuff was costly and it was (Blue) from Romania LOLZ.. You are right about that little popper gun aint going to take those wheels off [Giggle]
Always something to be fixed on a farm it seems. I appreciate these videos though it gives me information about something I find interesting but know nothing about.
You could have shown Tim the easy way to do it, slip off the power steering pipes, pull out the inner pin, and used a bench vice to squeeze the pin in, a little spray grease on the bush will help. 10mins max.
Why don't You take a long, big bolt, nut and two big washers to mount the bushings? You put the bolt Through the bushing and piston end with the washers on each side, when You tighten the nut on It You Will press the bushing in.
That's one thing I noticed, is that equipment will run with Incredible wear or damage until you shut it down for maint or service and then all hell breaks loose.
Well if you think your pissing off the little ladies or who ever by picking on Tim you should tell Tim to quit smiling, it's a dead give-away. Maintaining equipment, an evil necessity. At least you didn't strip a screw that you didn't have a replacement for and had to drive to town just for one screw and end up buying a half dozen. :) Levi~~
Wes my uncle and I have the same relationship my dad to they always busy my balls but if it weren't for them I wouldn't be half the person I am today they pushed me pretty hard and in my opinion more people need that these days screw the cuddly bubbly bs it's a load of crap you can tell Tim and you have a great relationship you work together every day if he didn't like it he wouldn't be there. I hate seeing your equipment break on you but I love it at the same time teaches me how to fix my own stuff haha
Hi Wes Don't ever trade that tractor off on a 7230 premium style tractor. The front axles are junk on them when used as a loader tractor. I fixed one for a customer the axle shaft bearings are not big enough for the load they take. Then the bearings wear on the shafts and cause the hub input seals to go out. That tractor got traded at 3500 hrs due to that front axle and problems with it. I have heard of $10.000 work orders on more than one of those axles in the last few years with no warranty payouts. Regards Robert
If you don't need the 4 wheel drive to load hay, you can just leave the sun gear shaft, and the planetaries out, and run it, and it should get you by til you can get the proper parts.
Considering the the hundreds of bales that tractor and loader has moved and lorries loaded I'm surprised there is not much more wear than appears to be the actual case.
Me and my grandpa changed the bushings out on a 2440 then we just decided to redo the whole front end. A lot smaller than a 7410 but still not that that easy.
i think this is the first video i've ever disliked of yours. i just can't sit through you teasing your kid that much, burping, swearing. there just isn't much to like about that video in my opinion. not that i can't handle you teasing your kid. it just seems like the point of the video was to tease your kid.
YOu do not have a clue what you are doing? Ever hear of a tech manual. You can not tighten the bearings up. You need to replace the bearings. There is a torque specs to the nut. Once again you know enough to be dangerous.
Sir, you remind me of my dad back on the farm. He was more expecting of me, but I’m glad he was because I LEARNED so much from him! Farming kept me out of trouble as a teenager. I miss him so much, but I’m gonna live my life and apply what he taught me! 🏛👍👍👍🇺🇸
Tim is a lucky son to have a great Dad like you. My Dad and I clowned around much like you and Tim. They are fond memories. Alas youtube was not available in my younger generation when my Dad was alive.
Tim is very lucky to have you.
Tim is the Man! I would have got all bent out of shape if someone was talking to me like that all day.
You have described what is wrong with my Caseih MX100 with loader front end to a T. Now I am going to try to tackle the problem than send it to the dealer where they can't seem to fix anything and have the equipment 10 times longer than they should have it. Thanks. I also like you are teaching Tim by making him do the work rather than having him watch you.
Wes: Tim's going to muckle onto you one of these days, He is getting to be a strapping young man. All in good fun tho. We all know you are teaching him. Good video keep them up. (:- THUMBS UP :-)
That reminded me of my Dad teaching me stuff like that good memories. Good luck with that planarity gear set.
tim go get this, go get that I love your humor and keep them good videos coming and don't forget to thumbs up I did
Nice job Wes & Tim! It seems you spend half your day farming, and the other half of the day repairing equipment. But I guess that's the way it is in farming!
Poor Tim, he will learn as you did. LOL You never stop learning. Lucky the planetry gear collapsed where it did instead of out on the field. Youre teaching him well and having some fun with it. :o)
Great watching you & Tim, I bet off camera he must give it to you pretty good lol, go on kid beat the old man up!
Keep up the good vids love learning from you
I was laughing the entire time through this video your have a good sense of humor and tim takes it well
I wish my dad was like you mate..great videos you make ..
Lmbo as a black guy I loved the beginning with you the black gloves bit. Good stuff as usual.
Great vids mate keep it up! Rob from England
Seeing your videos makes me wonder if you are really a mechanic that wants to be a farmer or a farmer that wants to be a mechanic :-D
Great video as usual
a hydralic press is a good thing when working with bushing´s. Nice video about the frontweel drive planatary gears.
Have you ever had excessive play in the bearings that you adjusted? When the wheel bearings get sloppy it leads to the planetary gears having to take up the loads instead of just transmitting driving power and that can cause surface defects on the teeth, gear bearing failure and as it happened here, the ring gear to distort and possibly crack.
I see this quite often on wheeled excavators we repair with basically the same type of hubs.
Superb channel by the way, I love your approach to tasks and problems.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Tim are going to go crazy with this video. LOL
What I do is take a bolt nut and 3 washers (the 3rd waster goes on the nut side) and use 2 wrenches. Start tightening up
Well at least Tim is learning! Your teaching style needs some help BUT you BOTH are learning! GOOD LUCK AND KEEP THE VIDIEOS COMING
Damn...that front end loader sure does tear up a tractor front end!
All these people on here think you're so mean to Tim, well I guess they've never had the opportunity to work with there fathers otherwise they would realize this is normal. By the way, thanks for uploading and keep doing what you do. ;)
I have two of those kinda Jack's one identical to yours and I have an aluminum one buy the steel one is alot older then the other sweet Jack's I love them I jack up house's and old buildings and things like that to put concrete foundation's
The last planetary gears I put in was from an oil leak that run the bushings dry and galled all the gears with metal particles. As I recall, that stuff was costly and it was (Blue) from Romania LOLZ.. You are right about that little popper gun aint going to take those wheels off [Giggle]
Nice fix we have a 7410 2wd
Always something to be fixed on a farm it seems. I appreciate these videos though it gives me information about something I find interesting but know nothing about.
well its good u found out in the shop instead of the road :)
You could have shown Tim the easy way to do it, slip off the power steering pipes, pull out the inner pin, and used a bench vice to squeeze the pin in, a little spray grease on the bush will help. 10mins max.
Keep up the good videos, we all know he is just bugging Tim, some people just don't understand it as well as others..
Why don't You take a long, big bolt, nut and two big washers to mount the bushings? You put the bolt Through the bushing and piston end with the washers on each side, when You tighten the nut on It You Will press the bushing in.
That's one thing I noticed, is that equipment will run with Incredible wear or damage until you shut it down for maint or service and then all hell breaks loose.
I think thats why my dad doesnt repair anything at all. he seems to wait till it brakes then by brand new again over and over....
Ata Boy Tim!
On the plus side, it went catastrophic where you could fix it. At least you were fixing it, it'll just delay when she gets back to work.
wes that looks like one hell of a air wrench how much did that cost... great vid as always..
atta boy use a little oil it goes a long way keep the videos coming thanks.
I enjoyed the family fun. Lol
Holy “ok so”, that’s what I’m talking about!
reminds me of the saying we had around our shop, way to go somebody .. breaking more stuff .
aww tim lol, we still love ya
Well if you think your pissing off the little ladies or who ever by picking on Tim you should tell Tim to quit smiling, it's a dead give-away. Maintaining equipment, an evil necessity. At least you didn't strip a screw that you didn't have a replacement for and had to drive to town just for one screw and end up buying a half dozen. :) Levi~~
How old is Tim? You and him have a relationship much like me and my dad especially when making repairs
he is 20 years old at 5:02 he said it
Wes my uncle and I have the same relationship my dad to they always busy my balls but if it weren't for them I wouldn't be half the person I am today they pushed me pretty hard and in my opinion more people need that these days screw the cuddly bubbly bs it's a load of crap you can tell Tim and you have a great relationship you work together every day if he didn't like it he wouldn't be there. I hate seeing your equipment break on you but I love it at the same time teaches me how to fix my own stuff haha
Hi Wes
Don't ever trade that tractor off on a 7230 premium style tractor. The front axles are junk on them when used as a loader tractor. I fixed one for a customer the axle shaft bearings are not big enough for the load they take. Then the bearings wear on the shafts and cause the hub input seals to go out. That tractor got traded at 3500 hrs due to that front axle and problems with it. I have heard of $10.000 work orders on more than one of those axles in the last few years with no warranty payouts.
Regards Robert
what voltage of Dewalt electric impact do you use? I'm about to start a job at a dealer and I'm debating on buying one of those.
snapon1993 _ Milwaukee
hi wess wondering if you did found the panaterry gers and man grear ?
ball joint press from napa you would love having it wes, would work perfect for this stuff! i SWEAR it would!
did you ever freeze the bushings before putting them in? onelonleyfarmer
this was way to funny at least for me
keep it up..lo
If you don't need the 4 wheel drive to load hay, you can just leave the sun gear shaft, and the planetaries out, and run it, and it should get you by til you can get the proper parts.
Do you still have the international loader? It hasn't been in a video in a while.
The bushing also had a grease port in it that needed to be lined up.
Considering the the hundreds of bales that tractor and loader has moved and lorries loaded I'm surprised there is not much more wear than appears to be the actual case.
I needed a good laugh :)
How much do you pay for those pins that are not grease able?
RIGHT TIM !!!!!!!!
Me and my grandpa changed the bushings out on a 2440 then we just decided to redo the whole front end. A lot smaller than a 7410 but still not that that easy.
Why didn't you put the bushing in ice or freezer?
TIM NOT the half inch but the THREE QUARTER ONE TIM TIM oh poor Tim lol
Forget Tim. Poor tractor. Tim should have cleaned that dirt off that whole area. 5 minutes with a compressor. Kids.
Was there a part 2 ?
yes but it was lost :(
Thank You , love your show , you have great looking family .
No grease facility on those pins... big mistake.
Tim, give your father some stick back!
You give Tim the 5 bucks?
hi wess THAT SUKS whit the dameg 2 the gear hope you finde the parts and how meny houers is on this 7410
Almost got the tires worn down to racing slicks
This damage just happened ?
SOMETIMES IT COST MORE TO DO IT YOUR SELF.
I think you should stop picking on Tim, looked like he bent that c clamp handle. He might bend you in half one of these days. lol
I think you're more mechanic than farmer. You sure know your shit for a farmer. What did you do before becoming a farmer? Just curious. :-)
dam if it ain;t one thing its another
the thrust washer fell off the sun gear and busted your ring gear!!
drill it, tap it, screw in zerk.
Should use the international loader, was built to for that kind of abuse.= less work.
He obviously did it before, thats why it broke again
Bushings.
that sucks that you have broken gears
shit! there goes another grand.... that sucks!
maybe it wasn't that obvious when he put it together. He focused on the adjustments. Stuff happens
just call tim jim crow
good way to ruin a hammer. haha
Dang it, its "WENGERS" not whengers. You NJ people...
it could be wing wangers for all i care as long as they have my part...
i think this is the first video i've ever disliked of yours. i just can't sit through you teasing your kid that much, burping, swearing.
there just isn't much to like about that video in my opinion. not that i can't handle you teasing your kid. it just seems like the point of the video was to tease your kid.
YOu do not have a clue what you are doing? Ever hear of a tech manual. You can not tighten the bearings up. You need to replace the bearings. There is a torque specs to the nut. Once again you know enough to be dangerous.
the kid need training. Man! what an annoying Teacher!!!
Keep up the good videos, we all know he is just bugging Tim, some people just don't understand it as well as others..