John Deere powerquad transmission rebuild part2

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  • @FB-tq5ln
    @FB-tq5ln 5 років тому +8

    Hi Blake, you are a lucky man. Training with your DAD. Enjoy your time with him.it is very special. I worked with my Dad and wish I could have had more . It is not easy to work with family but in time it is very rewarding to you. Training will come quick to you, as your DAD has gone the hard road giving you all his knowledge, you take care of that chest cold. Love looking at you work in the background with you Dad
    Thanks for videos Warran

  • @noseeum6385
    @noseeum6385 5 років тому +5

    Another stunning journey into the innards of a JD. When I walk by one now it is more than just a tractor, it is the combination of components you have opened up, repaired, and explained to us. Thanks for adding value to something that I would otherwise not be knowledgeable of and understand its operation.

  • @johnlear3634
    @johnlear3634 5 років тому +2

    J Lear I wished you lived around me because you would be my mechanic,you have a lot of knowledge and you are a good person

  • @grahammoore6386
    @grahammoore6386 5 років тому +11

    Awesome Warren 2 videos on the same day. Many thanks.

  • @nickpersenaire4443
    @nickpersenaire4443 5 років тому +13

    Hey Warren, great to see your getten it done today for sure. Thanks for sharing.

  • @richkinseher298
    @richkinseher298 5 років тому +9

    Hope your lag is better now, oh and you need to talk more!!!!! lol you do just great, love your videos keep them coming. Thank you. May God bless you and yours.

  • @jasontromans8492
    @jasontromans8492 5 років тому +3

    Hot dam two videos in one day good quality television tonight. Thanks for the great videos.

  • @silverado123
    @silverado123 5 років тому +12

    Thanks for getting that grease mark off the lens lol

  • @jerryglen986
    @jerryglen986 5 років тому +5

    Hope your knee gets better. Thanks for what you do for us.

  • @philheese1728
    @philheese1728 5 років тому +4

    This rotating clutch reminds me of the Cat 992C trans which had a much larger clutch than this one. It was a real pain to get the springs all lined up to bolt it together. Keep up the good vids.

  • @wesreeder6721
    @wesreeder6721 5 років тому +1

    Doing grate on your videos Warren. I just got home from work. The earth is sliding all over up here in Aberdeen WA. Lots of stuff to work on. Good luck. Hey Blake.

  • @heavymachinery2843
    @heavymachinery2843 5 років тому +1

    I really like how you explain and show us how you do those repairs great Video

  • @Kubem
    @Kubem 5 років тому +8

    You are doing a great work 👍

  • @tallbigpaul
    @tallbigpaul 5 років тому +12

    thanks for the upload - very interesting

  • @Papajur
    @Papajur 5 років тому +5

    I love you're lessons and video's!! Please keep going!! Greets from the Netherlands. This is Jur

  • @canuckyank82
    @canuckyank82 5 років тому +1

    Great video series. Great work. Nice to see the computer on for reference as well. Dad had one section of his bench just for repair manuals. You could tell what repairs he had done by grease marks of his fingerprints on the pages. Thanks Warren!

  • @paulportugal4018
    @paulportugal4018 5 років тому +11

    Woo shit brother your slingin the vids out today outstanding always great to see. Thanks again

  • @dh-_1011
    @dh-_1011 5 років тому +3

    The best I can do is send you and Blake a railroad hat. You guys would be the only dudes out there with a Canadian National hat!

  • @robertgore7582
    @robertgore7582 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for these videos not many doing more modern tractor repair videos on you tube mainly Massey 135 and the like hope you can keep posting as I have a jderre 6800 with 17000 hours and needs cross shaft
    Thanks again great video

  • @kerrygleeson4409
    @kerrygleeson4409 5 років тому +7

    Always interesting thanks for sharing 🇦🇺👍🚜

  • @mertonflynn6227
    @mertonflynn6227 25 днів тому

    Hi
    Just came across your channel and really helpful videos.
    Am in Ireland and have transmission problems with my 6910 powerquad, I think it’s the same as the 7410 in the US.
    Initially, it felt like the left hand forward/reverse shuttle would not work, this was the original round handle version, this was changed for a new version.
    Initially, the tractor worked fine, then the same intermittent problem - tractor would not move when I selected forward or reverse, and a beeping alarm sound, but no warning lights, backend or transmission oil level good, the tractor makes the usual sounds when I shift thru the powerquad. Rear linkage and pto fine.
    This is a 2001 tractor, does max 100hours annually, i work outside Agriculture.
    Strangely, we have had some very cold freezing weather here in Ireland, a bit like North East USA, went to move it in my barn and she moved perfectly, as if nothing wrong!
    We need to check the oil pump pressure, I am a novice here, ?where is the pressure test port on the powerquad?
    I would appreciate you advice,one guy who knows a lot about those older Deeres suggests changing the solenoids, what would you advice?
    Thank you for those excellent videos.
    Goodnight from Dublin (Ireland not Ohio!)
    Mf

  • @احمدجمال-ش2ض3س
    @احمدجمال-ش2ض3س 4 роки тому +1

    I'm looking forward to seeing more videos

  • @GregLoechel
    @GregLoechel 5 років тому +2

    I would like to have some input on this it is from newsletter from ifixit - John Deere has also been aggressively locking down their products, aiming to monopolize service and prevent farmers from doing repairs themselves. They opposed a DMCA exemption for farmers on the grounds that if owners could fix their own equipment, they might use their newfound freedom to pirate Taylor Swift’s music on their tractors. Cheers Greg. Love ya show & extra.

  • @davidholder3207
    @davidholder3207 4 роки тому

    Nice video Warren. From the size of your safe just inside the side door you must be doing okay!

  • @mikethetractorguy9780
    @mikethetractorguy9780 5 років тому +1

    Enjoy your videos! Keep doing what your doing!

  • @wallss999999
    @wallss999999 5 років тому +3

    Wiener dog here,going to get some shit done today. Love it

  • @nickbeam5432
    @nickbeam5432 5 років тому

    That transmission sounds like a very bad dream, no way would i want a machine with one ! Great Job !

  • @garyfeltus9801
    @garyfeltus9801 5 років тому +1

    Peace by peace it's about done. Great video . Thanks for sharing.

  • @jayg479
    @jayg479 5 років тому +5

    Sun gear, ring gear, pinion gear, timing marks, 37ft lbs tq. Holy crap.

  • @skliros9235
    @skliros9235 4 роки тому

    Tip for getting the piston and seal in. Take clear packaging tape and wrap around perimeter of piston, squeezing seal in. Insert piston, then pull tape out.

  • @scruffy6151
    @scruffy6151 5 років тому +3

    I hope your leg gets better soon.
    It seem that a person always forgets one or two things when ordering parts.
    I hope Blake get rid of his cough soon.

  • @dondoan1937
    @dondoan1937 5 років тому +6

    Like when you work with Blake!

  • @rocket625
    @rocket625 5 років тому

    It’s absolutely a pleasure watching this guy number one without set up together and transmission with six shafts in it why is it time and a half number to this guy goes and goes and goes and goes and goes nothing that comes out of skies mouth is anything but the truth is just set a tree just like to see me a lot more help out there at where is blake

  • @dondiego2262
    @dondiego2262 5 років тому

    I knew it was due for some work from the instant Isaw the pick-up screen. Looks like you have it covered and it should work well. Thanks fr sharing your findings on the JCB transmission too. I took a guess and basically blew it. In my defense though I couldn't really see it from my house. See ya in the next one.

  • @leecarter9525
    @leecarter9525 4 роки тому +1

    A .005 feeler gauge works very well for installing clutch piston seals :)

  • @makingithappen9722
    @makingithappen9722 5 років тому +7

    When I work with aluminum,
    I use Helicoil a lot.

  • @robertstock9912
    @robertstock9912 5 років тому +2

    Hope you get good news with your nee i thought you said you were going to see a doctor not fun when your body gives you hell and again really enjoy the videos oh your son Blake sounds a little rough to hope both get feeling better

  • @larslarson2319
    @larslarson2319 5 років тому +1

    At the 7min. time you could use spring hose clamps to hold the pins in the steel ring

  • @nixoncarballog1307
    @nixoncarballog1307 6 місяців тому

    Los veo desde Costa Rica

  • @Drew6709
    @Drew6709 5 років тому +4

    I can see ya trying to flip that heavy monster (reverse pack) and it going all over the floor. I've done that on much smaller projects. Trying to hold it to flip and my grip goes away.

  • @mikestrucks
    @mikestrucks 5 років тому +1

    It’s looking good 👍🏻

  • @danielarechiga2723
    @danielarechiga2723 5 років тому

    Hi warren... im almost a mechanic now just from your videos... 6400 3 point no work with controler but it will go up and down with screwdriver on the top of valve.... changed the controler an checked fuses an relays.. opcions or advise... heu warren i saw on a video u thanked people who coperated with money 4 something i didnt know i would of coperate

  • @kimtienvo9582
    @kimtienvo9582 3 роки тому

    my is JD in Viet Nam my did rebuild powerquad 6155J and sucessfull thank you video of you

  • @rickytart1028
    @rickytart1028 5 років тому +1

    Much enjoyed...Thanks...

  • @ramosel
    @ramosel 5 років тому +1

    Sounds like you’re getting a lot of traffic out of Fallon... some Electric Bugs on the loud handle!

  • @Papajur
    @Papajur 5 років тому +8

    Is Blake like more coming in you're video's? And when does he start to talk to you? Like asking questions??

  • @Brad-lt6mr
    @Brad-lt6mr 5 років тому +3

    I find it easier to put the pistons in at a slight angle and "walk" the seal in.

  • @greghurrell9694
    @greghurrell9694 5 років тому +3

    thought i seen this part on pt 1 or is this another part of the rebuild?

  • @fergiebadass3074
    @fergiebadass3074 5 років тому +4

    when i shift this power quad i speed up the engine then let off then shift not hard on clutch packs

  • @fergiebadass3074
    @fergiebadass3074 4 роки тому

    does transmission oil pump power the pto clutch packs

  • @zaneskoretz4542
    @zaneskoretz4542 4 роки тому

    So where abbots did you find the filings

  • @supresnica604
    @supresnica604 4 місяці тому

    Hi,
    it is possible to remove transmission of tractor and change only forward clutch and reverse brake clutch? Its is possible without removing front cover and all clutch and planetary gears in front?

  • @georgeminty5014
    @georgeminty5014 5 років тому +1

    Hey Warren great work as usual
    I rebuild 2/3 of these power quad units a year i find if you use a pair of those half moon bearing puller clamps with 2 lengths threaded bar stock for handles it make it so much easier than vise grips to install those front planetary units as you have the threaded bar to use to rotate it. Great work again,
    By the way sorry about the JCB you should try it over here in the UK there every bloody where!!!

  • @juricabakran9281
    @juricabakran9281 5 років тому +1

    Hi, great work, please can you tell me one thing what can be problem, I have JD 7710 powerquad and power gears dont't shift smooth(tractor pull very hard). Thanks.

  • @tynewydd100
    @tynewydd100 4 роки тому

    Warren, you are a star. When rebuilding the PQ, would you soak the new clutch plates in oil before beginning reassembly, say for 24 hours ?

  • @cliftonsr
    @cliftonsr 3 роки тому

    Are the New Holland Dynamic Command 24x24 transmissions better than their 16x16 Electro Command transmissions and which is more reliable you think? I have a New Holland 2018 T6.180 16x16 Electro Command and I may change over to the New Holland 2020 Dynamic Command 24x24 T6.180 tractor, should I make the change or keep what I got?

  • @scottgibson7534
    @scottgibson7534 5 років тому

    Good to see Blake getting his hands oily again Warren, however Ii must disagree withhow you put that open race bearing into the new alloy valve cover plate.

  • @stuartreadman118
    @stuartreadman118 5 років тому

    Hope your knee gets better, like the video

  • @skliros9235
    @skliros9235 4 роки тому

    Why did you change that aluminum housing?

  • @dennisocallaghan1380
    @dennisocallaghan1380 5 років тому +7

    Fair play to you I wouldn't have the patients

  • @oddwad6290
    @oddwad6290 5 років тому

    Years spent on hard surfaces are very hard on the knees . Try a long strip of a 18" wide piece of 1/2 " thick homasote along your bench to stand on . Great video series !
    Extra military aircraft activity in preparation to counter any Iranian retribution ?

  • @glennguilott5524
    @glennguilott5524 4 роки тому

    Warren,
    Do you have records/Invoices on everything you ever worked on. It must be Guinness Records Stuff. You're either tied or leading the way with the hardest working man in America.
    Hey, are you moving your home shop? If so are you staying in Oregon?
    Be safe, God Bless!

  • @blacksmoke5009
    @blacksmoke5009 5 років тому +2

    👍

  • @vancemarin8022
    @vancemarin8022 5 років тому +2

    Nothing like a well oiled work bench !!!

  • @MrRanger518
    @MrRanger518 5 років тому

    How many hours on average do you see power quad trans on loader tractors go before they start seeing issues?

    • @westerntruckandtractorrepa1353
      @westerntruckandtractorrepa1353  5 років тому

      Usually about 10 thousand hours

    • @MrRanger518
      @MrRanger518 5 років тому

      I am amazed in you welth of overall knowledge on different types of equipment. Keep up the good work love the channel.

  • @bradbeasley7669
    @bradbeasley7669 5 років тому +7

    damn it jim im just a doctor lol

  • @Rickbearcat
    @Rickbearcat 4 роки тому

    Why do you return your torque wrench back to zero every time you use it? What will happen if you fail to do that like I've done with mine for the last 20 years?

    • @westerntruckandtractorrepa1353
      @westerntruckandtractorrepa1353  4 роки тому

      On a spring type dial torque wrench I don't like leaving the spring compressed all the time while not in use which throws the calibration off. I have mine calibrated twice a year and the spring ones are always off.

    • @Rickbearcat
      @Rickbearcat 4 роки тому

      @@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353 ...I see. So, constant compression of the spring will throw off the set torque value. Thank you.

  • @robbybachmann332
    @robbybachmann332 5 років тому +2

    You could have called this video “ planes, trains and tractors “. Sounded like they going to come right through the shop......

  • @scottgm321
    @scottgm321 5 років тому

    And kids today think they're so smart with their "Impossible" puzzle boxes.

    • @85932
      @85932 5 років тому

      With IPHONES too lol.....

  • @JavierArauz-sr9hw
    @JavierArauz-sr9hw 8 місяців тому

    Yo arme un 7810 y ahora no agarra cambios que puede ser

  • @imysteryman
    @imysteryman 5 років тому

    If you take a womens trouser sock, it is like nylons but much thicker, cut off the toe seam and double it up on your knee. 2 layers that is, it will not restrict your movement but it should apply enough pressure to help you knee feel better. When I have a problem with mine I even leave it on when I sleep, I also use it on my elbows when they start aching.

  • @zephyrold2478
    @zephyrold2478 5 років тому

    Hi Warren, How is it going with your knees hopefully better, I would love to see you in a Quentin Tarantino film, think you would make a great character.

  • @inmate666
    @inmate666 5 років тому

    Warren . Are you old enough to remember the lone pine tree on hogsback mountain ?

  • @makingithappen9722
    @makingithappen9722 5 років тому +6

    I don't think I would be patient with so many small important things

  • @skillet5479
    @skillet5479 5 років тому

    2 videos today, working hard? hardly working. In 2019 the powerquad tranny on my 6420 had to be redone by jd, they said it was because I hauled grain on the open road with 4x4 engaged and it stuffed it all up. Some how the box dont like hauling in 4x4 or the clutch packs or some shit get worn down. Have a great day Warren and God Bless
    - Paul

  • @Gordonseries385
    @Gordonseries385 5 років тому

    Thumbs up!

  • @HorsleyLandy88
    @HorsleyLandy88 5 років тому +3

    use a clean rag :)

  • @stevenmarsh7138
    @stevenmarsh7138 5 років тому +1

    Finger trapping good

  • @garrylivingstone6684
    @garrylivingstone6684 5 років тому +1

    Hi Warren WIth the greatest respect your not much of a teacher. Can I suggest you let Blake do some of the practical work and you stand on the side and instruct him on what to do on some projects. That way he's involved, learning, and it will really give the vids another interesting point of view as we'll see the project from a learning prospective too. Appreciate your efforts!!.

  • @AyubAhmad-qr1zr
    @AyubAhmad-qr1zr 8 місяців тому

    John Deere 6150m forward reverse auto transmission video for help

  • @mikeclifton8815
    @mikeclifton8815 4 роки тому

    I hated those sloppy orings

  • @michaelrennick8910
    @michaelrennick8910 5 років тому

    NO BOATS

  • @bradbeasley7669
    @bradbeasley7669 5 років тому

    rot roe