John Deere 2755 Service And Problems Repaired
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- Join along as we get the John Deere 2755 in for an oil change after a great year of it holding its own. With the new Vevor drain pan it makes for a easy and clean oil change. Then into fixing the hydraulic issue. With a homemade part and some thinking its back to 100%. Thank you for watching along.
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I bought the same oil catch pan, but I don't have a concrete pad just gravel. So I replaced the back wheels trying lawn mower wheels but they kept getting stuck as well. Than opted to try 6" air tires and rims from Harbor freight and 3" casters for the fronts. NOW it goes anywhere. Grass, dirt, mud, rocks anywhere. Just like a kids little red wagon with air tires.
What happens to the oil in the hose when you shut the pump off and the hose inadvertently falls on the ground?
@@bradgifford3122 I solved that predicament as well . I put a 1/2" ball valve and 1/2" dia 12" L copper tube on the end. Didn't have any stainless. Worked with what I got.
Yup I ll be in same boat doing maintenance on every shortly across the lake here in Ontario
Would also recommend greasing front axle 1 shot at fuel up, pivot in center, and kingpin at end of axle!!
I like the new intro. Last year's felt more epic but I think it was because of the new farm. Thanks for letting us ride along Duffy.
Add latches to the list for the shop doors before the wind blows the doors off in a storm. Keep up the good work
When orings used like that one, use rtv silicon on it, especially when coolant is involved, silicone hills gaps n sticks it in. Works good on weather strip also, not impossible to remove!! Keep on keeping on
It's lots of fun farming with these older tractors. That oil drain pan looks very handy. As long as it's a tacky grease without grit in it it's better than nothing
I’m getting ready to do the clutch on my 2755 it’ll be the 4th one in about 20 years of owning it I’ve had that tractor all torn many times over the years one thing I learned when you go to split that tractor LEAVE THE LOADER ON!! makes the job easier sounds backwards but trust me the loader perfectly balances the front end of the tractor and it’s not really in the way of anything you need to get to in order to split it and do the clutch
Lucas Red and Tackey was always my go to grease for stuff. It was really good, but very expensive.
Are you missing the cab filter? Looked like corn leaves from shredding. We had a white board in the shop ad would list all the "when we get time" projects on it so in the winter when all the equipment was brought in for maintenance we would remember the little problems that would crop up during the year.
I just use a paint pen and write on the filter the month and year and hours it was changed. Then you can just look at the filter and know when it was done.
I do that here too on my spin on filters
Its best if you put the adhesive spray on both surfaces
That's what I did for the headliner in my 2-105 White. Wirked
And let it dry till tacky. Just read the instructions. In my experience the way he did it should not hold.
That tractor reminds me of the 3020's, good, durable workhorses
Happy new year. Let the adventures begin 😊
Duffy that was great how are the doors hood and repairs under door doing great video vivor is a great sponsor.
Looks like a couple of 5 gallon bucket mouse traps are in order.
Happy New Year. I hope the New Year will bring you blessings.
With the super 77 you should wait for awhile before putting back together spray both sides and let dry before sticking together we glue our laminate tops back on desks at the school i work at works great
Starting an officially new chapter. 2024
You have to vents on each side of the cab and that's how all that stuff is getting in there l usually blow it out on our 4960& newer John Deere tractors....
I have a few vevor things an so far no complaints 😊
At least you got the mouse in the hoover great work
Happy New Year I'm looking forward to the 2024 videos and the progress
I really like to see more of Zack Newton's operation... very impressive
Now you need a used oil furnace in your shop! Always remember to put the plug back in! More like a mouse nest!
I bought their bigger mag drill that does 2 inch capacity with the variable speed forward and reverse with the quick change I like it a lot I just wish that they had the quick change annular cutters in standard size and that you could actually get them
Those loaders are so EASY and quick to remove and re-attach , you should take it off more often as it takes ALOT of weight off your front end , and hence wear and tear on front end when doing field work, eg: stalk shredding !! ....its alot easier than rebuilding your front end bushes ,,,, ask me how I know !!!....just a suggestion :)
That makes alot of sense so when I need to push a tree out of the field or moving something as I'm stalk shredding I'll just come back another time with the loader on... pretty much all this tractor does is loader work so taking it off would be pointless
Waiting for that guy to ask for an equipment and toy tour again....Should be any minute now!
Chris, you should change the hydraulic filter as well, u wont lose much hy tran fluid
And also, something to think about, if you pour concrete in your work shop, you might want to put a drain in that last bay to have a wash area in the winter ,it wont cost a $100 bucks,
Not sure about that tractor but should be a vent plug for the hydraulic system that mite be blocked causing that. I would love to have a bolt set up like diesel creek ( can't remember the company) but I don't have the room or use for the expense. I went to harbor freight and bought a wall mount bin and go to tractor supply and buy bulk of what I need. I'm 20 miles from any auto parts or hardware
John Deere is pretty cheap on bolts just been my experience
open roof on all SG cabs you have clean units n drains lil lube on blower motors FRESH CAB mice LUV wire short= fire
For tunes you could always run the same speaker that's in the white truck
Put in flore heat in the floor when you do it is well worth to little extra I hate I did not do it in my main shop when I done it
Might wanna check vent on trans,could be pluged or pinched. Could be why keeps popping out!
Lol I know someone who did start a brand new tractor with NO oil in it whoops 😂 also great work buddy as always great content 👍
I love your new intro ❤
I had a couple of hand oilpumps to go into barrels
Take the o-ring with you to local hardware store, match it up and put in on the cap. You'll pay at least 10x more than that at Deere dealer.
Actually every time I go to Deere to get a oring it's less than I can get it anywhere else
We usuly use for Oil Midland super diesel its 200 hours oli and for Grease fuchs red grease only sometimes on disc or feed wagon yeallow grease
Awesome 😎
It would be nice to have shop with concrete floor to work on
Hey Duffy I think I have a shallow mount single din stereo with Bluetooth and speakers around here somewhere brand new in the box that would work well for one of your vehicles maybe even the 2755 but I don’t remember where to send it or if you have even mentioned where to send mail to you.
Duffy ag Sharon springs.cant remember box number.
FehrCab Interiors has that piece for around 80 bucks. I use only jd oil and filters and EP grease for loader pins and regular grease on everything else. Maybe price a 55 gallon barrel of oil from JD
John deere farms there oil out to be made by other oil companies, just like Case does. All you need is an oil that meets the required standards. Paying more for deere oil is ludicrous unless you want to keep warranty happy.
Personally I prefer EP grease for equipment joints it’s for extreme pressure and prevents were under pressures like that. But that’s just me.
Ya he needs a moly in it will stay put a lot longer.
@@81miguelnichols yes exactly , we switched years ago to Moly grease, black and tacky and stays in place, especially on articulated 4WD tractors, uni's and pivot pins lasted 3 times as long with moly grease !!! ...just my experience . :) ...well done Chris, love your videos ! from Australia cheers Fred .
you can get a sheet of 4x8 whiteboard cheaper that fancy whiteboards. Home depot
Any horigan loves that product.
I sale and use cen-pro greaser. Just in my shop 500 tubes of greaser for semi to dozers and tractor.
Add some VHB Tape to have one hand. 👍
Totally didn’t notice sucking up the mouse lol
Just a thought but try calling concrete company about buying or giving them a place to empty the drums
Better to put a little extra grease in than not enough. That way you know it's in there.
I quit using rotella 15/40 years ago. I had a tractor serviced while it was in the shop and it was running when we noticed the filter hadn’t been changed. Things happen! It hadn’t been running maybe 10 min. They pulled the plug and that shit ran out like water. It wasn’t even up to operating temp because I looked. I’m not saying it’s a bad oil, it’s just not for me. Switched to a 15/50 from another brand and have t used anything since. I also haven’t had to overhaul an engine since that happened back in 2008. Imagine that.
Boy you sure wouldn't like the spec on new engines of today's OTR trucks using 10w-30 and going 1300 hrs @50,000 mi oil change intervals.
@@sodbuster518able oldest tractor I have is a 4440, newest is 8R410. I have used the same weight oil since I switched in 2008. I have two 2006 379 with acert, I use the same oil. I won’t ever buy another new truck.
That's how warm oil runs.... just because the coolant temp wasn't all the way up doesn't mean the oil wasn't warm. That's a dumb reason imo to diss Rotella.
@@Farmer1277 it’s peaks for its self, no overhauls since then so who’s dumb?
@@peteparker7396 Rotella didn't cause your overhauls lol
Gotta wonder if Vevor has an O-ring kit?
I would have just drained sr8 into a 5 gal from the drain plug.
You thought maybe get yourself a m international to power the silage blower and your future grain auger to fill your future grain bins
What’s up with the lights is it the power company
I'm surprised know updates on the cattle
How do you track engine hours if the tachometer doesn't work?
Hi you don't need to start the tractor to let the loader down
Put peppermint oil on cotton balls and put them in your tractors and trucks that sit it's the only thing that stops mice and rats will you put them in all our tractors and silage trucks they used to chew the hell out of the wires we haven't had a problem since we started doing that breaking at Tractor right there on put three of them in there it works really good and it smells nice too better than mothballs that don't work
Put a handful of dryer sheets in there and mice won’t go in
You should take the loader off once in awhile or it might get stuck on their I've seen that happen
I have a ten year old NH T6 that the loader has never been off since it arrived here new!.... but its highly unlikely that its stuck on.
Bet the ac condenser is plugged full up in the roof 😢
Lol 100%!
That would be called the evaporator up under the roof ,condenser is in front of the radiator.
@@sodbuster518able that's what i meant lol thank you. 😊
Love the new intro
Damn mice, bounce fabric sheets.
do you change the fuel filters at oil changes
They need to get you a tool box🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why doesn't the tach work on the tractor?
You should ask Andy hourigan at what he uses for maintenance records on his computer
Andy has said in the past but he just uses a label maker and puts it in the window for oil changes
Shop hydro really flickered at 13:40 mark
Now, is it an Extendo-Rod or Pokey-Stik? How does Vevor list it? Lol
Moth balls or Bounce dryer sheets in the cabs for mice.....
Hi Chris, Did the FWA on the Case-IH get fixed?
Yes stopped and saw it just now they were finishing up reassembly
GREAT@@DuffyAg
Texas Refinery Corp Paragon 3000 grease, you’ll thank me later
You just need a marker pen why not use the side sheet of the shed to write on !
Is Vevor a USA company or chinese ? I think we all know!!
Could we please have a toy tour and irl equipment tour?
I like the others intro better
😂
Concrete floor but with oil change pit? Expensive I know, but definitely would be nice.
Andy Horrigan seems to do just fine without one. Never heard him say he’d like one either. And he surely could afford one.
@@johnwudarcki9315 I believe you are correct. But, if I had the opportunity I would consider it. As far as affording it, never said he couldn’t. It was away of me being nice and throwing an idea out there, but also showing I know my place as a viewer. As a person who enjoys the content, I know that I have absolutely no say in what Duffy does. Didn’t mean to ruffle any feathers. Let’s grab an adult beverage and enjoy tomorrow’s video. Can’t wait!
Like you have more room for junk
See the pile of scrap wood is still not cleaned up a month after you said you were gonna do it
You haven't got a whole lot bothering you infairness do you?
To be fair....😂😂😂😂
You are very attractive!
You ant farming if you don't get gress on you ,that means your farming .
Quit using the foot throttle on a tractor
Why?
Plowing didn’t help you any this year
What are you talking about? A lot on the home farm was sod.
Hi Chris you probably have said why the big John deer is sitting out side I haven’t heard
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