Harvest service calls | Carnage | New Milwaukee Gen 3 high torque and 1 inch drive impacts!
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- čas přidán 15. 07. 2024
- Take a ride with me for the day! Finally got a rain day and I am going to get caught up on some service calls. Got a 9570R with low air flow out the cab vents, an 8320R that is getting hot with fan speed codes, and a 9530T that has an a/c compressor locked up. Then I go back to the shop to show you guys some carnage that has happened this fall and i'll show you guys the new Milwaukee Gen 3 high torque impact and the new Milwaukee 1 inch drive extended anvil impact.
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You don’t ever need to apologize for not making videos. We understand how busy you are doing this time of year.
Your knowlege, skill and tenacity is easy to see. Its a pleasure watching a professional at work. Thank you for sharing. John Deere should be proud of your skills.
You and Josh commenting the carnage is just hilarious😂😂😂
Excellent tools, excellent content, excellent skills!!!
There's something I must tell you ! You are one AWSOME DUDE , You know what your doing on these big JD's AND you got AWSOME tools !! Tools are cool, working and knowing what your doing is cool. I also learn a lot, not that I work on them machines, but as a maintenance mechanic in a metal fab shop, I appreciate mechanical stuff !
Very good program I comesooned 2.5 beers 🍻 watching 👀 it😃😋
I appreciate your videos. I’ve found them extremely relaxing. Grew up on a farm but now work in the artificial heart world.
You are an amazing technician. How you learned all that is unbelievable.
Rock I understand. Backing into a grain cart... like that... I'd be wicked hot.
I bet that combine made one hell of a series of noises.
Darn things are so quiet in the cab the operator may not have even heard it till all the bells and whistles start going off...
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting and enjoyable.
Most interesting was the carnage. Oh my goodness.
The one that ate the rock really busted the insides up when the broken pieces starting flying. Lots of bent pieces and others parts to replace. Not an easy job that one.
The combine that backed into a grain cart- - oh my goodness. One of my first lessons in the field with the combine was DO NOT BACK UP.
Never back a combine or a grain cart. I sincerely hope the owner himself did this because if a hired hand did it I am sure he is no longer employed.
That will be an expensive lesson.
Thanks for showing us the carnage ZK and Josh.
Absolutely know this time of year you are super busy with service calls and at harvest time everyone wants it fixed NOW. Do understand.
You John Deere folks do great at it. Had a friend that his unload auger shaft broke on a Sunday. His dealer and technician had him fixed and running after a couple hours on a Sunday. That is great service.
Thanks ZK for showing the new Milwaukee guns. It took out that wheel nut without any problems. Great new tools.
Thanks for everything ZK. Been a great video. You take care and be safe.
Thanks. The Iowa Farm Boy. Steve.
I always appreciate a video when you are able to post one. Thank you for everything you do to keep harvest going. Please stay safe, and God bless.
Great video Zeth with lots of variety too. The carnage section was outstanding especially the rock through the rotor on the combine. As for the reversing into the grain cart, well I'm just glad it's not me explaining that one to the boss! Love your new Milwaukee impacts, and oh how I wish we had all these tools when I was a tech 50 years ago. Thanks for the video.
Cheeky little Steinbauer box on the 8320R !!
Thanks for another great episode Zeth.
Schön, wieder ein Video von dir anschauen zu können, merci 🇨🇭😇
I watch a ton of Ag vids. I was a grain trader on The Chicago Board of Trade for my career. I was really more of a frustrated farmer, but never bought anything big enough to call a real farm. 350 acres was my biggest. I'm retired now. I can't help but notice, John Deere stuff breaks down a lot. I know these machines are work horses and go for long periods during seeding, harvest, and tillage. That said, I'm shocked with today's modern manufacturing practices I see as many break downs on these beautiful Deere machines. If someone could come up with a really tough, long lasting implement or machine that held tough for 10 solid years other than wear parts, they'd be a gazillionaire over night. I don't know your name sir, but you're one heck of a diagnosis genius and repair man. My compliments to your mad skill set. PS, I'm sure other colors have the same down time, it's just that the channels I love most all buy 90% Deere.
I worked for an AGCO dealership in the mid nineties. Harvest and Planting Season were always the busy times. The equipment was no were near as electronic as they are now. That would get frustrating having to stop farming for a sensor that failed. Thanks for the videos.
Interesting. Thank you
Man I don’t how you ever thing you do in one day amazing
Harvest time is busy for the farmers and for those who keep their machinery going. The carnage is interesting. One wonders if fatigue and lack of sleep are factors in the accidents. The rock damage is extensive. Thank you for showing how things are repaired correctly.
Add weather windows along with associated happenings can make for an interesting harvest season. A week of rain at the wrong time can make for a challenging harvest. Or wind damage during the growing season can slow the harvest.
Good to hear from You Mr. Z, We used Milwaukee in our Shop and had satisfactory results and yes it got well used. Hate to see our Farmers having bad luck, farming has it's challenges. Thanx for sharing, God bless.😃
Man the carnage was Awesome this episode! I would hate to be footing the bills on both those combines. Those Milwaukee drive impacts are BEASTS! Thanks Zeth for the video! 70+ hour weeks! Damn Son! Take care.😊👍
I really enjoy your videos. You are the best technician I have seen. You take your time and you look out for the customer.
That must have been a helluva rock. I admire how easy you make some of these jobs look. I know you guys are swamped but be safe and don't overdo it.
I wonder if there's going to be another combine rebuild video again
Glad to see you are doing ok and harvesting is doing well in your area thanks for sharing
It’s amazing that farmers and combines don’t have that happen more than it does with so much stuff going in the combine and so much stuff out in the field that could destroy something it’s just amazing
Shelling corn is hard here darn rain,cant wait for another video, take care zeth
I’m Telling you! You are the Man Thank you Great Videos Zeth!👍
Excellent work and video Zeth. And the carnage is unreal lol. The rock going through the machine I mean yeah that happens but the high speed demolition derby stuff that's crazy to me like just look behind you haha. I own the Milwaukee 1 inch extended anvil, and you are right. That thing is an animal. The only thing is it's a little heavy after you take 12 sets of dual tires off with it lol
Sure have missed you this summer but understand work is priority. Thanks for this video and I hope we get to see you and Josh repairing the carnage combines. I hope those farmers have good insurance because those repairs are going to be expensive. Love the channel. Hope you and family are all doing great.
Remember that Cat Stevens song, longer bolts are coming to win us, hold on to the core, or, you'l be taking the clutch from the floor.
No fair! Dude has more tools on his truck than I have in my garage.
Nice Vid! Thanks for Impact review.
The dealership damn well better be appreciating you for all the knowledge, skill and work ethic you have and paying u well for it. Its hard to find people who even want to work anymore. And all the time ur away from ur family can't be easy either. Thanks for showing us the stuff you do. Hope the idiots that damaged the combine with the grain cart got fired. There's absolutely no reason for that, other than they were on their cell phones not paying attention to what they were supposed to be doing. No doubt a good $ 20 - 40,000 damage to a $ 500,000 + machine.😖
Or perhaps it was an accident derived from too many 16hr days in a row... been there, got the t-shirt.
Thanks for the show!
Big guy.
Thank you for taking all of us along on the road trip fixing those tractors. That combine looks like alka-seltzer won't fix that problem. Please take care. 👈
Zeth enjoy watching your content, love understanding the knowledge that you share. Definitely catchya at the next one. Stay safe!!
You need to check the operator seat in combine with the damaged concaves I'm sure it made a hell of a noise
My friend you are very intelligent towards John Deere equipment, and I'm sure almost all other's also. Thanks for the info!!
Strong work Zeth, as usual. Nice.
Great show...
Wow, what a vid! This makes our 4020 look so simple!! Stay safe and keep the deere's running!
You and Josh work good together.
Your always busy zeth because you are a fantastic well rounded mechanic well done sir and I love watching your videos
glad to see the new content love the channel !
Glad you enjoy it!
Great new impacts.
Awesome video!👍👍
Damn good tech
Very cool!
JUST got the gen 3 hi torque yesterday myself! Can’t wait to use it!
Right on!
It’s crazy. I drive past Sloan Implement on the way to work every single day and I didn’t even know a CZcamsr worked there.
You drive by atwood?
I've been getting into watch videos of people with 421A, 425A, and 310T. These are all trades with high job security. Sick of being laid off in the automotive industry.
Need to finish my thoughts, I'm so grateful for all you guys posting videos.
I’m still so amazed they don’t give you bigger service trucks
One expensive "Rock"!!
The one drive Milwaukee impact. Doesn’t care the only problem I’ve had with it. Is friction welding the nut to bolt if the threads damaged it usually snaps it after that
Almost had a combine back into me this year. Glad to say that S670 has no carnage but it was close.
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The damage to those combines is insane. The whole hitting things they shouldn't tho is very reliable tho. Just got a bus back from the body shop that cut a left turn too tight and ripped the top of the bus open on a parking stall structure.
Yep
Had a Case Combine run a rock thru the rotor as well… didn’t quite do that much destruction but rocks don’t care on the color of the machine. 😂
Lol, crazy glue on the broken gear while you wait for the part. Cyanoacralate is your friend. (lol)
My combine needs a evap temp sensor too.
Happy Halloween from Cincinnati Ohio
A Goodyear tire shop i frequent just bought the 1 inch Milwaukee gun, so far has mixed reviews, biggest complaint is that it's heavier than the comparable air impact. They say it will do 20 tire changes on a battery.........
No way it's heavier than an air impact!
Carnage is Golden lol
Wow
its that time of year ! go until she wont go no more! and then go get a replacement , it can be replaced . Lost parts , they were put out to pasture !
What I call that kind of carnage is: It done shat the bed...and rolled around in it.
Golden rule in the harvest field--- Never, Never, Never Reverse with the Grain Cart, Or Combine
Please show the countryside when doing service calls would love to see it from aus thanks for the video
Sure thing!
Hi mate love your channel, watched your DEF videos I have a similar problem,I have a 6R 155 with a code 3616.15 ad blue. Concentrate extremely low. Have used a refactometer on the customer‘a product and is within spec
Hooray for carnage?! mmm, yes please?
Seems like a strange place to put receiver dryer. Maybe the engineer was in a bad mood that day.
28:11 like a scene from the movie “When Soybeans fight back…last harvest.” Rated R….
My take-away from watching this channel for a long time now: being a JD tech means specifically being a JD fan-drive tech.
Yup
Design engineers on drugs!!!
Eye protection around fans and belts
That deleted grate is now sitting in the field waiting to delete the new grate.
I was thinking if there was a microphone in the front of the tractor with the metal initially impacts the rock, there could be some sort of like sensor that would pick up the very distinct sound of metal on stone and maybe even shut the tractor down before it swallows
Isn’t Deere just great?!?! I feel for the parts guys and techs trying to look up the parts.
That’s easier than the ac on a 6R series under the seat. You have to take most of the cab apart to get to the ac box that has 100 million screws in it.
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i swear to God, i was looking for the past few days on youtube for which tools would be the best to work on tractors. And now this come up. Thank you ZK. You must make me a list with tools that i must have in my shop working on my tractors. With your knowledge i think i will get a long way. Master Tech. Please tell me, for what should i go? Team Red or team Yellow (Dewallt)? I want just 1 brand and not a mix. With your experience which would you prefer without taking the price in mind
Milwaukee of course! Best line of tools for mechanics.
I just put a shutoff valve on the supply hose and it remains shutoff all summer . Everyone does what they can .
How in the world do you back into a grain cart then rip the chopper off?!
Milwaukee is really stepping up their game with these impacts... just wished I could afford some of these.
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Whats the condition of the rock trap on that combine?
Do combines have an inertial separation device Ike turbine engines?
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Those fan drives look like a great way to destroy belts and fail eventually itself. The solenoids probably engage instantly with no soft start. Whatever happened to good old gear drive?
Anyway, those Milwaukees are bad-ass as heck.
Combines are eating a lot of foreign material this year. That 1” gun is a beast. Battery isolation will help. My gun has been beat and the battery hanger is shot.
Unrelated question. I’m a big boy also. What watch are you wearing on your wrist
Milwaukee battery holder in your storefront yet?
What advice do you have for someone wanting to get out of the automotive industry and move toward the agricultural side of things?
Did you and Josh replace an entire house and auger on a combine last winter?
A hunk of metal I think.was the aggressor then.
Those operators will pick up anything..
Steinbauer on that trac tractor….
Holy shit the carnage that one rock can do is unbelievable the one with the thresher and all of that damage what are you at $30,000 worth of damage on that combined?
You will be get new Milwaukee insider ??
I noticed you didn’t put a piece of cardboard in front of the rad I always put something in front I had a viscous fan on r4038 lightly touch the rad a popped a hole in it so I always put something in front just in case
Hey brother just had a quick question where is the engine oil pressure sensor on a 5065M I have looked everywhere and it’s got to be hiding somewhere
Hate to see the repair bill for the combine damaged by the rock. Seems to me operators of the combines aren't very careful in the operation of their equipment. I believe some of it is due to working long hours and being tired. The combine operator that backed into the grain cart is lucky he hit the cart and not a person.
Glad i sold DE stock