Rebuilding the PTO slip clutch on a John Deere 

REALLY!!! Got time to work on that tractor but not Mark's! Or even give an update!! You have raised money then stole it in a dead man's name!! You are a disgusting man!! THIEF!!

Everything is a hammer unless its a screwdriver then its a chisel

My Land Pride slip clutch calls for a 1/8” gap between the two plates where the Bellvile washer is, so an actual torque value on the nuts wouldn’t have any purpose.

German style PTO shafts have an inner profile tube that is either 'Lemon Shape' or 'Star Shape'. Most Italian style PTO shafts have a special 'Triangle Shape' inner profile tube that can only be oriented in one direction.

When will yall finish Mark's tractor

I liked this content much more than your last few videos. So far, still a loyal subscriber.

Thank you Stephen , for explaining what to watch for when assembling and working on the clutch-I have an old 606 bush hog that I’m trying to fix the slip clutch on - the John Deere place couldn’t get all the parts for it- I took the metal plates to a machine shop and they resurfaced the plates as well as straightend the drive shaft for me

Good to see you again, youngman.. I know you are doing the best you can at releasing videos.. Stay safe God bless you and your loved ones Godspeed

More tractors.

Did u smoke the clutch before u set it up for service on the mower it will settle in so it will slip when its supposed to.

I have done this work myself several years ago and I’ve also on an older bush hog taken and welded the clutches when it was Christmas time and our dealerships here were all closed from December 12-January -12 yes an entire month without anyway of getting parts and we were in bad need of our bush hog. And we have also used Chevy 3/4 ton tierod ends for our 4020 and our 1530 John Deere tractor tie rod ends they work perfectly when you measure them and your stock ones to see where you need to cut and weld the Chevy 70s thru mid 80s tie rods in place believe me the price difference is well worth it a stock John Deere one was in 2001 $200 and the Chevy one $20-30 plus its grease able

That videographer is sooooo awesome😁

You couldn't get any information cause John deere stands against the right to repair

I did not know you are a John Deere mechanic. I have a 4100 That I do all the work on and I'm not a tractor mechanic. But I just tear into it and figure it out. I have a JD dealer 2 miles from my house, But they have screwed me so many times I don't take my equipment to them any more. After they did some work in my front diff (4x4) instead of putting new gear oil they put used diesel motor oil in it and charged me 1200 dollars for replacing 1 bearing. and I got it back home it was making a bad metal to metal sound. I pulled it in my shop and drained the used motor oil and pulled it a part and they did not put in the bearing that they charged me 1200 dollars for.

You’re actually setting the gap on those. Yours should be .276”. I have the same unit. Specs and instructions are available in the operators manual. Free on the JD website.

Some more of ChuckE2009's junk?

My Husband love's your videos Ps so do I never can tell what your working on next 😁😁😁😁😁

Great to see another wrenching video

Nice work thanks for posting. Good stuff. No work gloves :/ (lol)

Deere is 1/4 inch gap between clutches per service advisor

Great video Mate 👍. I'm a farm equipment mechanic and I like watching your videos 🤝

On our LandPride, there is no torque spec for the slip clutch bolts. You’re supposed to measure the length of nut and threads protruding through that nut., I think 😂

Wooooo a Hiron Horse I love thas machine

My MX10 manual gives a gap measurement at each bolt for the plates.

Güdentite is the same spec I use on the German made equipment I use.

What ever happened with the Ford tractor?

glad to see you back again boss! ive got to work on a 1518 deere shredder that we have at the farm and had to go through the issues that you ran into also with the waltersheid drivelines..no one will tell you that eaton owns waltersheid, prolly cause they dont know, but also, they dont support them.... i did however, find these folks, drive-lines.com/home.html the guy that runs the fresno shop is really sharp...... i told him my issues and he instantly rattled off the part numbers and solutions from memory..... enjoyed it, and look forward to talking to you again soon...

That's what ChuckE2009 used to say. Anything can be used as a hammer lol.

I see you’re wearing a Motorola pager are you a first responder volunteer??

double nut works for locking dppwn

YOU FOUND OUT WHAT ALOT ALREADY KNOW! I just bought a new tractor last yr. the main reason I didn't even look at JD is that reason you found ! They will not cooperate with repairing your own tractor! I will not support anyone like that!

Hi is it possible you are missing springs on the bolts? Here is a general manual from Walterscheid, all different slip clutches have some type of springs in it, no torque settings mention t www.walterscheid.com/out/pictures/media/usermanual_wal.pdf In this manual www.rabe-ersatzteile.de/listen/BtrArchiv/Kreisel/Gelenkwellen/Gelenkwelle%20Walterscheid%2098.pdf according to google translate "Friction clutches are to be set according to the tractor power and the PTO shaft speed. Adjust the torque so that the clutch becomes lukewarm under normal working conditions. Avoid overheating."

I get that manufacturers want the business. Yet if they would spend a little time on good will there is the greater opportunity to make some money. I have the same issue. Occasionally I will get the little help I asked for..

BEWARE THIEF!!!!!