For future reference, Needham ag has a a neat installation/removal tool for those bushings. Also, an air hammer makes that job pretty slick. It pushes bushings and cleans the rock hard build up out all in one go!
lot of work there, bent over on your knees and crawling around. I'd be sore the next day from all that. need is the mother of invention and I liked how you pressed the bushings out. neat way you came up with of getting the dirt out too. always happens, I go to working on something in a shop bay and it is in the way of something else I need, so I have to work fast to get it out of the way.
I sat on my rear most of the time..... also had a roller cart (ones that your suppose to lay on) to set on so i had something soft to set on!!... Im still sore though!!!
Looks good throw it on the step deck and come seed 100acres of grass into my alfalfa field and then plant 80acres of alfalfa.Come on the 15th seed for 24hrs and then you can haul it back home you get to come to Canada so it's like win win LOL Keep making vids I enjoy them
I should be rocking here on the 15...... LOL... be planting alfalfa then right into corn by the first of may!! And i dont have a passport so they would pry keep me up there
I can't believe those gloves don't have a grease zerk, seems like that's why it would have a groove. nice idea using a bolt and Jack mount stud as a puller.
Yea it worked pretty good but.... Torch ened up being alot less work!!!..... On my video (that isnt uploaded yet) that says the differance between a 1560 and a 1590 drill i explain why they didnt have grease zerks
They now have greaseless kits for both the press and closing joints that I've installed for over two years on many drills. I've put most in from Exapta Solutions but Needham ag has similar ones also.
Yes there is BUT it takes alot of acres to wear them out.... This is an 2001 and most of the bushings were pry originals.... But it sure does a good job
For future reference, Needham ag has a a neat installation/removal tool for those bushings. Also, an air hammer makes that job pretty slick. It pushes bushings and cleans the rock hard build up out all in one go!
Used air hammer job still sucked
thanks for an update on the drill. seems like you're putting a lot of work into it before you get the use it. have a great evening
It is alot of work But i did plant 2500 acres with it in the last year..... that is quite a bit at 20 foot at a time!!!
lot of work there, bent over on your knees and crawling around. I'd be sore the next day from all that. need is the mother of invention and I liked how you pressed the bushings out. neat way you came up with of getting the dirt out too. always happens, I go to working on something in a shop bay and it is in the way of something else I need, so I have to work fast to get it out of the way.
I sat on my rear most of the time..... also had a roller cart (ones that your suppose to lay on) to set on so i had something soft to set on!!... Im still sore though!!!
thank you for making these vid
Well thanks for watching. I enjoy making them ..Appreciate the comment
Looks good throw it on the step deck and come seed 100acres of grass into my alfalfa field and then plant 80acres of alfalfa.Come on the 15th seed for 24hrs and then you can haul it back home you get to come to Canada so it's like win win LOL Keep making vids I enjoy them
I should be rocking here on the 15...... LOL... be planting alfalfa then right into corn by the first of may!! And i dont have a passport so they would pry keep me up there
I can't believe those gloves don't have a grease zerk, seems like that's why it would have a groove. nice idea using a bolt and Jack mount stud as a puller.
Yea it worked pretty good but.... Torch ened up being alot less work!!!..... On my video (that isnt uploaded yet) that says the differance between a 1560 and a 1590 drill i explain why they didnt have grease zerks
They now have greaseless kits for both the press and closing joints that I've installed for over two years on many drills. I've put most in from Exapta Solutions but Needham ag has similar ones also.
thanks ill have to look into them if i do them again
Pre maintenance 👍🏻! Easier to fix at shop than in the field! Are they dry or can you grease them ?
On this model they are dry....
Sure are a lot of moving parts on them drills
Yes there is BUT it takes alot of acres to wear them out.... This is an 2001 and most of the bushings were pry originals.... But it sure does a good job