It’s 10:45 PM, the cat and the dog are settled in right next to me in bed and I am watching a grumpy guy working on tractors and stuff. Wouldn’t have it any other way. :) keep at it Warren. All of Warrens’ projects are like Chinese puzzle boxes and he takes us along with him as he solves every one.
when i had a forklift to work on. i had a pallet that i added deck screws to the top and bottom so it could not separate. i used a layer of 3/4 plywood also deck screwed to the pallet and a layer of sheet metal over that pounded down and screwed around the edge.. i had some tapered boards cut so i could pound them in to lock the pallet on the forklift forks.. locking the pallet in place tightly. this gave me a perfect work bench to work and spin things around on.. stored against the wall when not in use.. stacked on more pallets when i needed to work on it at sitting or standing level. cost.. not a lot. back saver.. YEP.
Very informative. Not that I will ever do that...I like to see good craftsmanship at work. Also, you are so right; younguns today has no idea what good skilled work is and how valuable it is. Keep going - we all enjoy it.
Another good one, On the JD tractors with two set screws I’ve seen the holes offset in the rail so if you tighten the back screw it pulls the shifter fork towards that screw kind of a fine toon for the syncro
Very interesting teardown. Good vigie and keep up the good work. I know what you were talking about the younger generation not wanting to get there hands dirty and learn your kind of skill.
A college education is good but it helps to have a backup skill in one of the trades. That way you always have something to fall back on that is not affected as much by a poor economy. that and a good work ethic will be attractive to any potential employer.
If the synchro and gear are good and just the taper is worn (no more braking) i just laser weld a taper on the gear and grind it to dimension to fit the brass part.
Hello Warren, I have enjoyed the video and it is really impressive how complex things are made simple. I am doing work on a 310d too, I am changing bearings and seals on the rear axles and therefore I have a great doubt and maybe you can help me. Now I am assembling each side separately and I need to know how many pounds of torque to give to the center bolt that holds the planet pinion carrier with the axle. In the diagram it is part # 12. Hopefully you can give me a hand, I'm in Chile, South America, here the parts are very scarce and expensive but I'm trying to keep this great machine alive. regards
why don't you lift your trans off the ground with the forks so you don't have to bend over and work on the floor ? thanks for showing your video , great job.
On the topic of kids not workin these days im not disagreeing with you. Theres plenty if lazy kids out there today. But at the same time its also not as easy to find a job in the trades without some kind of formal education. A lot of these companys arent willing to hire kids interested in the trades with limited or no experience. Just subscribed loving these videos.
I'm almost done with automotive tech school and no one wants to hire because I have no experience. I'm in my mid 30's and wish I had a role model growing up to teach me a trade.
Hey Warren i love what u do i'm learning a lot from u i got a truck that I'm working on and I'm stressed out on it , i'd love to hear from you if u help me or just me some ideas
Great videos. Did you go to school to learn heavy equipment. Im really interested in learning hydraulics in equipment any suggestions of any good videos or reading for good info on hydraulics
7:10 that's just annoying. How hard would it have been for them to make clearance between those two parts? With everything out it's no big deal but that'd be a lot more irritating if you were trying to pull the axle side with it in the tractor.
Brett Goodman It is wired for single phase , I will look tomorrow and see what hp it is. It smoked one of the starters about a month ago and now again.
I need to do my 310D and was excited to run into this Vid. Obviously your a great mechanic but you suck using a camera and need a real camera man. I cant see all that your doing banging on example 7:03 because the camera is on a stand. The you your wearing a head camera and jerking all over the place!!! How come you cant see this filming problem??
@@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353 WTF how old are you, are we a sensitive teenager cant take some honest criticism and NOT even about your trade!!! I’m older them you Skippy running my Construction business since 1979. My criticism could improve your viewers and that’s what PAYS for the so called FREE information, We pay you having to watch adds so YOU make money for that “free information”, So don’t give me that free shit.. I answer for FREE on Ask Me Help Desk in all area of construction THATS FREE Add I personally build from the ground up NO sub contractors. Even moved a house and jack up structures replace foundations and footers. But I’m not a sensitive narcissist like you that we should bow down too because you cant take constructive criticism. Add I was NOT bitchn Only an immature conceded person would react like that a kid reaction Grow up Skippy your not all that.. A real man would say “Yes I see your point and yes its not the best filming” Your responsive is Unbelievable !!!
Paris Island, SC help cure a lot of my son’s issues. Amazing what 100* heat, a screaming DI, and sand fleas will do for a young fella😆
It’s 10:45 PM, the cat and the dog are settled in right next to me in bed and I am watching a grumpy guy working on tractors and stuff. Wouldn’t have it any other way. :) keep at it Warren.
All of Warrens’ projects are like Chinese puzzle boxes and he takes us along with him as he solves every one.
I'm just so impressed that you can remember how to put all that back together again !! Good Job.
fergie35X Sometimes, so am I. Thanks
when i had a forklift to work on. i had a pallet that i added deck screws to the top and bottom so it could not separate. i used a layer of 3/4 plywood also deck screwed to the pallet and a layer of sheet metal over that pounded down and screwed around the edge.. i had some tapered boards cut so i could pound them in to lock the pallet on the forklift forks.. locking the pallet in place tightly. this gave me a perfect work bench to work and spin things around on.. stored against the wall when not in use.. stacked on more pallets when i needed to work on it at sitting or standing level. cost.. not a lot. back saver.. YEP.
wayne p Sounds like a good idea.
i hope you enjoy using it. i actually cheated and used the skin off a old water heater for the sheet metal surface.
Thanks for the video. It brought back memories when I was John Deere service tech. That was back in the days when we actually fixed things.
Roger Windholz That's back when you were called mechanics , not technicians. Thanks for watching.
Warren,
Watching your videos is giving me the confidence to rebuild my 4r100 trans in my '02 7.3 excursion. Thank you
Very informative. Not that I will ever do that...I like to see good craftsmanship at work. Also, you are so right; younguns today has no idea what good skilled work is and how valuable it is. Keep going - we all enjoy it.
Hello Sir I have an old JD 300 TLB. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It will sure help me with my old girl. All my best.
Another good one, On the JD tractors with two set screws I’ve seen the holes offset in the rail so if you tighten the back screw it pulls the shifter fork towards that screw kind of a fine toon for the syncro
Tf9500 Last year I was into a 3155 and I ran into those set screws like you were talking about.
Very interesting teardown. Good vigie and keep up the good work. I know what you were talking about the younger generation not wanting to get there hands dirty and learn your kind of skill.
expidition07 Thanks for watching.
Thank you for your videos! I have learned a lot from you!
A college education is good but it helps to have a backup skill in one of the trades. That way you always have something to fall back on that is not affected as much by a poor economy. that and a good work ethic will be attractive to any potential employer.
Good video- It will help me inspect/repair noise in my 310d. Thank you for you for your help.
If the synchro and gear are good and just the taper is worn (no more braking) i just laser weld a taper on the gear and grind it to dimension to fit the brass part.
I just aquired a 1978 john deere 410 backhoe, the rear wheel bearing is bad on left side axle. Sure could use some advice before I tear into it
good job Warren....
Hello Warren, I have enjoyed the video and it is really impressive how complex things are made simple. I am doing work on a 310d too, I am changing bearings and seals on the rear axles and therefore I have a great doubt and maybe you can help me. Now I am assembling each side separately and I need to know how many pounds of torque to give to the center bolt that holds the planet pinion carrier with the axle. In the diagram it is part # 12. Hopefully you can give me a hand, I'm in Chile, South America, here the parts are very scarce and expensive but I'm trying to keep this great machine alive. regards
why don't you lift your trans off the ground with the forks so you don't have to bend over and work on the floor ? thanks for showing your video , great job.
On the topic of kids not workin these days im not disagreeing with you. Theres plenty if lazy kids out there today. But at the same time its also not as easy to find a job in the trades without some kind of formal education. A lot of these companys arent willing to hire kids interested in the trades with limited or no experience. Just subscribed loving these videos.
I'm almost done with automotive tech school and no one wants to hire because I have no experience. I'm in my mid 30's and wish I had a role model growing up to teach me a trade.
Awesome
Another great one!
+Noel Hohberger Thanks Noel, I have got alot of crap torn apart , need some parts that put something together.
Hey Warren i love what u do i'm learning a lot from u i got a truck that I'm working on and I'm stressed out on it , i'd love to hear from you if u help me or just me some ideas
Great videos. Did you go to school to learn heavy equipment. Im really interested in learning hydraulics in equipment any suggestions of any good videos or reading for good info on hydraulics
I have quite a few videos on hydraulics and here's a link to a channel that is good with hydraulics. czcams.com/channels/BX5Aj80CYu_DWmwdIZGIKQ.html
Great tare down. How’d you like the Milwaukee impact ?
Alex Mckie I love that impact wrench. I don't have to listen to a compressor run, or drag a air hose around and it has alot of power.
grease monkey101 my old Snapon has bit the dust and I think the milwaukee looks great for the price.
Alex Mckie I think you will be more than happy with it. Another plus is the battery has a long life and it charges quickly.
grease monkey101 thanks again. 👍
I have a 1973 310b, it won’t come out of low gear the shifter won’t move any ideas?
I Have a JD 310D and it won't drive forward. celenoids have been replaced. Do you have any idea why? Thank you.
7:10 that's just annoying. How hard would it have been for them to make clearance between those two parts? With everything out it's no big deal but that'd be a lot more irritating if you were trying to pull the axle side with it in the tractor.
Do R/C! I think the one engineer that designed the axle didn't talk to the one who designed the park brake shaft until afterwards .
I have a problem with my transmission it seems is loked cause I can't take second third , fourth . Only the first it running
How are you holding the trans on the fork?
Douglass Wilkin There are Allen head set screws that hold it to the shaft.
Is that air compressor 3 phase and what size is the motor? I have some motors and would give you one if I had one that would work.
Brett Goodman It is wired for single phase , I will look tomorrow and see what hp it is. It smoked one of the starters about a month ago and now again.
All the motors I have are 3 phase it looked like you had a 3 phase panel there.
Brett Goodman Yeah the wiring diagram say s it can be wired for single phase or 3 phase.
Ok get the motor RPM too.
Brett Goodman Ok I'll let you know tomorrow, thanks.
hi mate where do you find all manuals for john deere. i want to buy them
Nestor Isaac Madera Rodriguez , Amazon
I need to do my 310D and was excited to run into this Vid. Obviously your a great mechanic but you suck using a camera and need a real camera man. I cant see all that your doing banging on example 7:03 because the camera is on a stand. The you your wearing a head camera and jerking all over the place!!! How come you cant see this filming problem??
Bitching about free information. Unbelievable!
@@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353 WTF how old are you, are we a sensitive teenager cant take some honest criticism and NOT even about your trade!!! I’m older them you Skippy running my Construction business since 1979. My criticism could improve your viewers and that’s what PAYS for the so called FREE information, We pay you having to watch adds so YOU make money for that “free information”, So don’t give me that free shit.. I answer for FREE on Ask Me Help Desk in all area of construction THATS FREE Add I personally build from the ground up NO sub contractors. Even moved a house and jack up structures replace foundations and footers. But I’m not a sensitive narcissist like you that we should bow down too because you cant take constructive criticism. Add I was NOT bitchn Only an immature conceded person would react like that a kid reaction Grow up Skippy your not all that.. A real man would say “Yes I see your point and yes its not the best filming” Your responsive is Unbelievable !!!
@@johnknowing-zr8de Go put your tampon back in and stfu.