Jon, I wish I had one tenth of your knowledge and ability to overhaul and fix equipment. I saw that you also got a well deserved shout out from the ""One lonely Farmer channel", keep up the great videos👍
@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 John I have a question for you about a tractor hydraulic pump, 4020 steering, it will all of a sudden wander one way then when you steer it back it darts right back then steer it back it darts back the other way. I've never had any of my tractor do this yet this is the first one
Actually hit on upcoming video. Darting steering would be pistons up in front axle or meter valve. Behind right grill screen there is two hydraulic lines, cap them on the top half, then you should only get about a 1/4 of a turn on the steering wheel and it should get solid, With the lower half of the lines capped you can lift front axle off ground and should not be able to turn wheels.
@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 I'll be watching!! Sounds good John I'll have to dig into it and try that because it's a pain and not safe going down the road. Thank you!!
Yeah when you force them back together and the farmer is like my pto runs all the time why is that? Lol or they bend that little pump drive shaft not knowing what it is. great video right in my wheel house
That new shop is so nice and bright! Is the right axle bent? There seemed to be quite a bit more of a gap between the duals at the top than the bottom. Also, One Lonely Farmer gave you a really good shout out on Ag Talk in the Raw yesterday.
The wheels run pretty true when you drive it. But I will take a look at that. There are the wedge bolts between the cast Center in the steel rim that if you tighten them wrong you can really make a wheel actually lean a little bit I saw that shout-out that was pretty cool
The cows walk to themselves home and put themselves in the feedlot so I did not try to run the water across the field But the Ritchie waterers we have in the feedlot let us down
@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 have you ever tried or heard of the JUG cattle waterer they seem to work really nice in Minnesota they are built in Minnesota
@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 they are a thick insulated green colored cattle waterer you can get them in several sizes and they use a small heating element to heat the water pan it uses a culvert like ground tube to help maintain heat under it. I have installed a bunch of them for my farm customers over the years that had problems with the Ritchie waterer the one farm I used to work at had a bunch of them and basically no problems I will try look up their ad
@@frankfarms83 I get all these fun ideas . One was this fall was to the Molly Hatchet Flirtin With Disaster song. I was going to have the combine doing soybeans and then drop some guards and sickles on the truck and then more combine action than more parts dropping on the truck. Each time I would drop Parts on the truck it would be more than the previous time and then towards the end I was going to drop one of the rear tires that popped onto the truck bed
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Sweet video. I have wondered what people do to the pulling tractors, now I have an idea!
Love the different shop videos. I'm learning something every time. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you.
Is your 7/12 work shift over and back to normal?
That ended in December but then it was. Cover vacation. Now on our normal swing schedule.
Jon, I wish I had one tenth of your knowledge and ability to overhaul and fix equipment. I saw that you also got a well deserved shout out from the ""One lonely Farmer channel", keep up the great videos👍
Thanks. Hopefully someday I will be as good as dad!
Yeah I saw that. Pretty cool!
@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 I am a olf fan also!!
Good morning. These are great tractors. We had a 4450 power shift. Hauled a lot of cow manure with it.
Nice, beautiful machines.
I like your shop videos. Interesting and good information.
Thanks!
Don't feel bad about the pliers Jon.
I've made unexpected stops to buy sunglasses, only to have someone point out they were sitting on my hat brim!
I'm glad I'm not the only one who's guilty of that!!🤣
Another great video John!! Your right that clutch is a work of art!!
Thanks
@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 John I have a question for you about a tractor hydraulic pump, 4020 steering, it will all of a sudden wander one way then when you steer it back it darts right back then steer it back it darts back the other way. I've never had any of my tractor do this yet this is the first one
Actually hit on upcoming video.
Darting steering would be pistons up in front axle or meter valve.
Behind right grill screen there is two hydraulic lines, cap them on the top half, then you should only get about a 1/4 of a turn on the steering wheel and it should get solid,
With the lower half of the lines capped you can lift front axle off ground and should not be able to turn wheels.
@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 I'll be watching!! Sounds good John I'll have to dig into it and try that because it's a pain and not safe going down the road. Thank you!!
Excellent video
Pretty sweet project!
Kind of fun. Not very often someone asks to take hp away.
Great video more of this content please…
Thanks. You bet!
Yeah when you force them back together and the farmer is like my pto runs all the time why is that? Lol or they bend that little pump drive shaft not knowing what it is. great video right in my wheel house
Ha yes!
Can't remember if it was a 3020 or 4020 but they pushed the back bearing retainer out on top shaft.
That new shop is so nice and bright! Is the right axle bent? There seemed to be quite a bit more of a gap between the duals at the top than the bottom. Also, One Lonely Farmer gave you a really good shout out on Ag Talk in the Raw yesterday.
The wheels run pretty true when you drive it. But I will take a look at that. There are the wedge bolts between the cast Center in the steel rim that if you tighten them wrong you can really make a wheel actually lean a little bit
I saw that shout-out that was pretty cool
Super cool video. You make it look easy. How would you determine if the rest of the tractor is healthy after pulling so many extra HP through it?
That trans and rear end are heavy. Could there be a little extra wear-and-tear problem so. But nothing I would lose sleep over
Love the new shop. The only problem I see is it's to bright and to clean lol.
Ha.all I need is an overhead crane and it would be a miniature whapeton shop! Lol
I never thought that I'd see John removing hp from a tractor.
Lol nope! If I won the lottery I would be on the pull circut!
Good video. I too would wonder about the rods and main bearings. What about the rear end?
Seen way more hp on stock parts. Easy to roll in bearings if it's a concern. Rear end I would have no worries
John, what are you using for lighting in your shop? Looks bright. I’m looking to replace my old t12 lights in my shop
They are an led light, 27k lumens each. They are on a 20 foot grid pattern.
Too nice of a tractor to pull.
How are the waters you put in doing in this cold weather?
That clutch was very interesting.
The cows walk to themselves home and put themselves in the feedlot so I did not try to run the water across the field
But the Ritchie waterers we have in the feedlot let us down
@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 have you ever tried or heard of the JUG cattle waterer they seem to work really nice in Minnesota they are built in Minnesota
@Clyde Schwartz have not. Tell me more
@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 they are a thick insulated green colored cattle waterer you can get them in several sizes and they use a small heating element to heat the water pan it uses a culvert like ground tube to help maintain heat under it. I have installed a bunch of them for my farm customers over the years that had problems with the Ritchie waterer the one farm I used to work at had a bunch of them and basically no problems I will try look up their ad
The JUG cattle waterer they stuff on CZcams about them they are a good product
They sometimes let us down to
Got any red paint waiting to go in that beautiful shop?
NO. One white case 2290.
where do you buy your parts for it
Mostly from deere, we have an aftermarket source for some stuff.
MINT!
Sooo…. Can I have the old parts for my 4755? 🤪😎😎😁😁😁😁
There for sale?!
@@jonstevensmaplegrovefarms3754 that’s not cheap enough 🤔🤪🤣🤣🤣🤣 have a good buddy nice to see a video been a little bit
With the political climate and just agriculture is going in general honestly I could do a video every day of just sitting at the table talking.
@@frankfarms83 I get all these fun ideas . One was this fall was to the Molly Hatchet Flirtin With Disaster song. I was going to have the combine doing soybeans and then drop some guards and sickles on the truck and then more combine action than more parts dropping on the truck. Each time I would drop Parts on the truck it would be more than the previous time and then towards the end I was going to drop one of the rear tires that popped onto the truck bed