406 Service Hacks for Tractor Maintenance: 50 hr Service on TYM Tractor - & Destruction on the FARM
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2024
- She's been WORKED HARD and Put away WET . . . and WELL beyond her 50 hrs . . . she's DUE for her first ever servicing! Our TYM 574 needs her 50hr service work: oils/fluids changed and filters replaced.
But things don't always go smoothly . . . here are some tricks we found to make it easier!
And it wouldn't be Michigan weather without some major wind destruction!
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Lots of fun changing oil 🛢 😀 😊 lol
Wind is very distructing 🌎🌞👍👍😊
Susie don’t worry sweetie you will figure something out between you and Eric U2 are a team👍👍👍
Better days are ahead
Somedays it feels like you don't make much headway them are the days that you will remember the most
I'm an older man and have had five back surgeries in the last 12 months. Therefore, I bought two 20 gallon plastic containers (like large bottles) from amazon, a drill-attached fluid transfer pump from ACE hardware (couldn't find it anywhere else), a three-step stool, and some clear hose I attached to both sides of the pump. I use one of the 20 gallon to accept the old oil and pour the correct amount of the new oil in the other. I then put the step stool near the vehicle (I do this for my TYM and my F-250) and use my battery operated drill on the pump and transfer the oil from the 20 gallon container into the vehicle. I wash everything out with brake cleaner in between different kinds of oil (transmission fluid versus engine oil). It's MUCH easier!
I LOVE the drill pump idea! I'll ahve to see if I can find one! I have a few tractor implements I'd like to suck everything out of!
Good job Suzanne and Erik, that hydraulic filter was Tight👌👍🙂
Well Suz you done a wonderful job helping your dad with changing the fluids on the tractor for the green house you need to build it where the bottom is more in the ground so when you have strong winds it stays put. Love your videos ✌🏻❤️🤗🇺🇸🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤️
Steven.... that is her HUSBAND that is helping her... 🙂
We have a trampoline in that same area which has survived many storms over the last 6 years, so I figured that would be the best place to put one. It's so tough to add buildings out here :(
And Erik is just a few years older than me, but wearing winter gear it can be hard to tell ages ;)
Suz I’m sorry I didn’t know that was your husband well I apologize for the confusion and I hope you both have a wonderful safe weekend
Oh Suzanne the joy of farming 😭😭😭. Y'all take care and have a blessed weekend and I'll see you on your next vidja.
Well that was great team work... working together with not even one argument... and getting all the fluids done on the tractor... well done... 🙂
I do hope the greenhouse survived after them strong winds.. 🙂
The greenhouse didn't survive, but I will try to ressurect it anyhow ;D
The first service on a new piece of equipment is always fun 😀 The plastic cover on our greenhouse was destroyed this winter. Not a good winter for greenhouses 🤣
I saw that yours bit the dust along with several others :( I ahve a friend who has a very nice plastic one she claims has held up to some major winds for 5 years strong now. I would be willing to upgrade if I can amange to grow some veggies first ;D
Viewed 3-19-22 from Illinois Hi Sue Looks like greenhouse is over..............windy day I say. When replacing oil filters first turn slightly to tighten then back it off.
The heat tends to seal down the rubber gasket making it harder to spin off :))))
I will try that one for next time :D
@@This1LifeWeLive Just enought for the filter to move a very small amount
I watched your videos before I bought my 574, mine is the same machine. I have roughly 250 hrs on mine, we are on 44 acres at 7,500' I have used this machine and used it hard. I have broken a thing or two, however if im neing honest it was my fault and not the machine. You should check out what I do with mine. Great video!
Just wanted to say hello from N.C. it's been awhile.. Not much going on here but getting ready for Hog Trapping Season hope y'all are doing well..😊✌️
Wow!!
How can u break and oil rachet!!
Watch ur strength girl!!
In 55 years I've never seen one break!!
Plastic house wtf moment!!
Can't do much !!
😁
haha, I have NO idea!
Working together ! Gess March winds be here soon. Never fails
So far it's been fairly calm . . . but yes I don't recall any syrup season that was nice and calm the whole way through! ;)
@@This1LifeWeLive yup ur wind is here tiday
Hey Suzanne you could just make the green house the old fashioned way. Cinder blocks waist high with loops made of rebar for the top. Then fill the cinder blocks with cement. Solid as a rock. The clear plastic comes in much thicker gauge so it won’t blow around so much. A glass top is even better and can be vented. I would have only changed the engine oil. The other stuff was clean. Glad to see you well and getting ready for a new season. Good luck for 2022 🍀
Thankyou for the greenhosue tips! I didn't know about the cinder blocks! May have to look more into that!
Hey guys if you would put the bucket spout on the top you can control the flow easier. Field In Michigan
Love the channel. When you pour from the container try putting the opening on the top it sometimes helps to pour easier without the mess. This also works for smaller oil containers in tight places.
Suzanne, Enjoyed your video. I get to do a lot of first services at the Deere dealer I work at. First filter removals are a bitch Lol. The plugs at the top of the front axle by the wheels are used as air vents to let the oil drain faster and also fill faster.
Nothing like the helpless feeling of watching the wind destroy your hard work knowing there isn't a thing you can do about it. We have all been there.
Great video guys and convoy 2022!!
I've had good luck Spraying some Blaster on nuts and bolts that won't move....let them soak for a couple hours and off the come...
A few times I’ve pounded a long screwdriver all of the way through an oil filter to get it to turn and come off.
Bottle is a good idear. You can also fold cardboard into a v shape to run the fluids away. Cheap single use funnel.
Not sure how your oil drain plugs are set up on your oil pans but my plugs are in the rear of the pan, so I pull my front end up on my utility trailer and drain it, and do
All the front end work I can, such as greasing, draining front axle, and oil while it’s up for more Room underneath, then do the same to the rear. Have to recheck the oils after refilling when tractor
Is level but makes it a lot easier
To get to everything. Just a thought, not sure if it will help on you TYM
Good video
Hey Susie you little sweetie how is my favorite UA-camr doing you little cutie I hope your weekend have went well and I hope your week is going to be just as good weather is getting much nicer now I’m sure it is a Michigan where you live here in Minnesota to put in the low 60s
what? how are you guys warmer than Michigan?? It's still cold out here, lol!
@@This1LifeWeLive I wondered the same thing but I’m not worried it will get better
Well, I guess I'll be getting the stick built greenhouse 😳
glass, lol? Probably the way to go!
@@This1LifeWeLive glass sticks lol
I see you used an excellent choice of engine oil . Peterbilt truck s come factory filled with that brand also.Don,t feel bad about the 100 hrs my apu unit that has either Yanmar or Kubota 2 cyl engine s.They also recommend 50 hr 1st drain interval but after that a 1000 hr interval.My 22 Peterbilt 579 just hit 40k mi and at 1100 hrs I have to wait until 70k mi for for 1st PM service.On highway use has longer interval,but has a secondary bypass oil filter also.
Oh, that ended suddenly, great video, great you and Eric working together, was that the first oil changes?, sure ain't a helluva lot of room under there to work, that was pretty tough, job well done though, wasn't expecting to see your greenhouse buying it though, hopefully it's repairable, Very good video, Suzanne
yes this was the first oil change on the TYM :D I am going to try to repair the greenhouse, but was bummed I didn't get to test out my hot beds :(
Yeah, that's the worst part of it, hopefully next year, thanks, Suzanne
1st fluid changes are always challenging due to the factory tight filters!
Yes they are!
Hello there Suz, wow that footage of the greenhouse in the background and the dark clouds look like the movie Twister, have you ever seen the movie, are you going to put the link in the discription for Erik's funnel he invented? I haven't seen anything like that in any stores yet lol, I'm being weighed down by my kitty cat 😺 😂🌀
You know we have lots of funnels, but this is the first time we've made one ourself ;D
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Hello. I am looking into getting either a 494 or the 574 and having trouble decided on what transmission I would rather have. Do you folks have any talking points on the shuttle or do you wish you would have got the HST. Thanks.
depends. Erik swears the hydrostat would have been better since he does loader work and grapple work with it. BUT, it's small and nimble for fieldwork and hydrostat does NOT like long hours of running, especially with hydraulics or pto engaged. (brush hogging for example or hayrake). I love using it for raking and tedding hay, and brushhog work. Hydro would have allowed our son to drive it, AND erik is awful with a geared tractor. BOTH of them he's repeatedly gotten STUCK IN GEAR this year . . . Drives me nuts I swear. So the old addage is, if you plan for hours running laps in a field, geared. if lots of loader forward and back work, then hydro :)
Honestly, wish I had one of BOTH, hahaha!
@@This1LifeWeLive Thank you for your input. I do not plan on during laps in a field just have loader work and box blade work lined up in my future. I know I will get more pulling power from the geared, just was unsure of how well you feel the clutch has been holding up and the smoothness of the shuttle lever. Thanks.
@@nastynova7632 you might prefer the hydro then. My clutch is quite stiff and a workout each time 😆
Never admit to not following recommended changes. Use the BOX end of wrenches so you don't round off the corners unless it is a square head. I expect that was a Metric size. 6 Point socket and Breaker/Johnson Bar works best. Sometimes try to tighten them slightly first.
Many suggest NOT to put oil into the new filter when changing. That oil does not get filtered initially. Your portables should be anchored with a line to the peak at each end to a stake or anchor in the ground 10' away. Those broken pieces can be spliced buy using tubes or pipes inside them and bolting or pop riveting them into place.
I will go throuogh and reinforce behind the broken ends of the greenhosue. Thankfull it's still attached. The chicken shelter is tougher because it would need the broken ends cut so it fits together smoothly. But at least on that one only a few pieces broke, the others just lost their screws
@@This1LifeWeLive I hate it when that happens! Recipro Saw or Tubing cutters will work.
Transmission oil
If thats same for cars 4x4
see Piotr Tester, the link in description video
and additive for engine maybe (ceramic, Xenum VRX500).
With that greenhouse, the best thing to have done is probably cut as much of the plastic off that you can, otherwise the entire structure becomes a sail and gets destroyed or damages something else as it shears off and tumbles away possibly hitting other structures. Tough situation.
Agreed. Tough decision to make thouogh :(
need to be careful using teflon tape especially on any hydraulic connections can cause more issues than its worth......you will be amazed at how many hrs you put on the smaller tractor they are quite handy
We change engine oil
The gh is done! Rip
When possible use synthetic oils. It makes things last a lot longer. It is not uncommon to see elevator machines with over 40 years of everyday use and have never been repaired, not even a seal.
That's her husband not her dad.
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Don't buy your tools at. Tractor supply hunny
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