John Deere Centre Housing/Trans Removal & Inspection (4430 Part 2)
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- Part 2: After assessing the damage done by the starter drive gear, Filthy Rich shows you how to remove the PTO housing out of a John Deere 4430 to fix the transmission. More Tractor Videos: • Tractor Vids
00:06 Starter Drive Gear Issue
00:56 Extent Of Damage
02:50 Removing Floor
03:33 2 Ways To Remove Cab Mounts
04:15 Supporting Cab With Teleposts
05:20 Removing PTO Housing
06:44 Not As Strong As I Am Smrt
07:20 No Use Cutting Corners
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Never cut corners. Words to live by. Just going through the old videos. Much appreciated!!
Wow lots of work ... That tractor looks familiar but I am not sure if the guy (Farm) down the street from you has the same tractor or not. I will have to see the tractors next time i go to my friends place and see if it was the same one if it is the same one i will know a famous tractor lol ... Great video as usual , I would like to stop by some day just to look at your shop and to meet ya in person and not just seeing your truck drive by my place lol.
Believe it or not thats a dependable tractor model and a fave with farmers. I'm a dealer trained certified johndeere tech. and thats easy money to repair. compared to newer models
Easy money, all parts are available
Great job!
OMG Rich, so much damage. I understand what you mean by working long hours until the brain thoughts aren't crisp anymore...time to rest. I'm really surprised this tractor was salvaged with so much damage and so much extensive work for you, geez.
It's one of those borderline things. The tractor was only ever used for pto work and never moved. The engine was still good ND now he gets new clutches. He could go to an auction and gamble on another 5k tractor, but you don't know what you are getting and it could easily need 2j of repairs. Keeps guys like me employed this way!
Great job.
How did they not hear that gear banging around in there? It looks like it was doing it for quite some time
nice job. thatnks for posting it!
Is the tractor worth all this work ?
absolutely.
How many hours on model 40,000 or 60,000 hrs ?
How do you remove the housing
That's when the gear hit the clutch.
They sell gearwrenches in those sizes
They sell a tool for everything. I only have so much money...
DEBOSS GARAGE . I understand that
Surprised you haven't built a service truck yet.
I sold it because I'm too busy in the shop. Why drive to work when you can walk 70 feet? czcams.com/video/iiCGhJNnJH8/video.html
Biggest issue was getting called out after hours to fix equipment now that "We aren't using it". It was fine before we started a family, but I want to be home for supper with the kids. Being busy enough at home lets me do that. Life is good
hows the 85 square body cummins swap?
+stevengary1989 You know Im the only one in the shop right? Tractor is critical as it gets used everyday. The 85 needs to be done for spring! (Its January)
I rather the 40 series better because of the better motor
what a pain!
Holy crap!!! What a shit sandwich!! Great job on the work though.