John Deere 450 Project 2 - Time to get the steering to work right

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  • @windsphere1691
    @windsphere1691 Před rokem +2

    Thank you SO MUCH for posting this! I'm hoping I'll be able to utilize this procedure to make some improvements on mine.

    • @wookeysworks7242
      @wookeysworks7242  Před rokem

      Glad it was useful. There are a couple of other people who made videos doing a similar procedure. I followed the one out of the Service Manual. Steering has been fine. I'm still constantly adjusting the left brake band. The quill seal on the left side is bad and I think a small amount of oil gets on the band. Not really looking forward to having to replace the seal.

  • @levikenyon1486
    @levikenyon1486 Před rokem +1

    Great video on how to adjust the steering and brakes

  • @duncantaylor6183
    @duncantaylor6183 Před rokem

    Good job on the gasket. Water / rust destroys those steering clutches and its a big and expensive job to replace.

  • @himselfmore4867
    @himselfmore4867 Před rokem

    how bad was the steering BEFORE this? my left/right levers have so much play and it barely can turn one direction.

    • @wookeysworks7242
      @wookeysworks7242  Před rokem +1

      The PO replaced the steering bands and clutches but had not adjusted them in some time. The steering worked but was very slow to respond. The left quill seal leaks when you are on a hill. If oil gets on the brake band steering can still be problematic on the left. Fortunately, I am pretty much flat ground.

  • @josecaballero3305
    @josecaballero3305 Před 29 dny

    Hello, what a nice project, a question John Deere 450 track loader
    You are stronger than the John Deere 35 track loader
    Can you tell me what the difference is, thank you

    • @wookeysworks7242
      @wookeysworks7242  Před 9 dny

      The 450 is around 3-4k heavier, bigger in size and about 15 more HP. Exact weight and HP differences depend on year and options.

  • @terriblet4145
    @terriblet4145 Před rokem

    Whoo, to much camera movement. Hard to watch what you are doing. Slow and steady would be better. Good job on explaining the procedure.