John Deere 850J dozer with only 11 hours does not run, has major problems with only 11 hours, Why?
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- Опубліковано 12 гру 2022
- I bought an Inoperative Deere 850J out of the US Marine corp that had only 11 hours. We found some problems with it and why it did not run in the video! follow along to see what we found out!
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So glad that our government takes care of their equipment like our money.
Best learning channel on UA-cam for any apprentice, tradesmen or machinery operator. Absolute credit to all the staff involved, everyone playing their part to make this a top notch channel. Love your trouble shooting process.
We had a 544E wheel loader. At 12,000 hours we burned a valve in the 6059 engine. The head was cracked and after some checking we decided that it was better to buy a new engine from John Deere than to repair the original. The updated engine came with all new accessories including turbocharger, injection pump, starter and alternator. We decided to have the dealer install it for warranty. The injection pump started leaking within a few weeks. That pump had a space between the pump and the gear so the fuel leaked out of a weep hole instead of going into the engine. The tech found the seal had failed and replaced it. A few weeks later, it leaked again so they replaced the pump with a new one. A few weeks later, that one started leaking. They came out to install another new pump. I was talking with the mechanic and I said that there had to be something wrong and I asked if the engine had a fuel return line. He looked at the injectors which had the return lines daisy chained together. I turned out that when they swapped the engine, the head was already off the old engine. The new engine came with a threaded metal plug on the return port instead of a plastic cap and they hadn't connected the return line which was laying on the fuel tank under the engine.
I have to tell you guys there’s nothing more satisfying than watching diesel mechanics. You actually know what the hell they’re doing. Great job.
It’s amazing to watch you work through the process of elimination. It’s obvious you have a great deal of experience. C&C Equipment has to be one of the premier equipment companies of used equipment. True professionals. Love the channel.
Man I wish I could spend a week in the shop to relive some memories. I really hope Tucker realizes the access he has to the wealth of experience with you and your dad like I had with my dad and grandpa. No classroom can teach this stuff. Thanks for sharing and hi from Texas
It is a real joy to watch the thought process of someone with decades of experience. It is clear that you sir, know your stuff. Also, you had your Dad in there too? and you are teaching another generation how to think through being a HE mechanic. It was also very refreshing seeing you demand nothing but the very best in terms of refiltering, cutting open the fuel tank, making sure you had a prefilter and valve on the line that went to the engine, on and on, Bravo...Outstanding work! I hope you make a mint on this fine Dozer.
Your troubleshooting methods are solid. I like the way you get to the problem and get it solved. I could spend a day hearing about your upbringing and education around this stuff. 👍
Tucker please take a moment and reflect on how lucky you and Hunter are to have your Father and Grand Father there with you but they are also teaching you. I used to hang around a gas station running to pump the gas and check the oil on the cars and I didn't even work there. I asked so many question they used to say I can hear your Mother calling you better go home. Then they hired me and asked how do you know how to do all the things you do at your age? HaHa. They were teaching me the whole time but didn't realize it. Your Dad and Gran Dad teaching and they want you to learn is a home run for you guys and they are good men for doing it. Merry Christmas to Clintion and Bridgette and Hunter and Tucker. I am jealous how close you guys are. I love it!
It's amazing that such a small problem sent this 850 to the auction. Good call & a good repair Clint.
I’d be lying if I said my heart wasn’t beating outta my chest when he went for the first start. Always an adrenaline rush. Thanks for the awesome video.
I was a 1345 Heavy Equipment Operator in the Marines and that was one of the pieces of equipment I operated. Unfortunately it was probably at some reserve unit and never got ran and was neglected. I can assure you at an active duty unit we would do weekly start ups and inspections of every piece of equipment and monthly A PM’s.
Not too bad for buying a dozer inoperable and only having to do the few things to get it ready to sell! Nice work on that fuel tank and return line, most people would have never paid that any attention and sold someone a troubled dozer! Y’all definitely do things the right way!
This video is one of my favorites. It's enjoyable to see Clint methodically troubleshoot this dozer. The word "impressive" is insufficient to describe this procedure. Clint is an absolute professional. Thanks to all of you.
Three generations working together is really special!
This Tucker guy is going to be one hell of a mechanic that will be able to go far in life! His work ethic and doing almost everything without griping, even though you can tell he is not excited about doing it, but still proves himself! Great job!
It is amazing that there was no other issues with engine, not even blow by. Great work.
Enough can not be said for the quality of work you guys do, and you do it day in and day out. On the pressure test on the fuel tank,it said, “no bubbles, no troubles!” Thanks for the ride along sir, great job.
I enjoyed this video. I do cybersecurity behind a 49-inch monitor so living your life through video is as close as I’ll get to a shop full of dozers.
A plugged fuel return line and a 50¢ seal took down this huge beast of a machine...wow!