Repairing hard steering and rocker cover gasket leak on the 9530T but I found another problem… 

Thank you!

@@ZKMasterTech Granted, I am not a Master Heavy Equipment Technician such as yourself, but I hold the exact opposite view. I really enjoy your videos, but when you do the actual task you state in your video, you go to time lapse, or what ever it's called. You did it twice on this piece of machinery. When you were replacing that steering unit, one moment you're chasing threads, and WHAM the next moment you're pointing to the INSTALLED Unit. " I think I been Cheated! ;-} And then when you were working on the valve cover, you were preparing to clean the mating surfaces, and then all of a sudden you're torqueing the hold down bolts and the cover is installed. All of this stuff is interesting to allot of your fans, yet you omit it. Still give your videos an A, but PLEASE show everything. The LONGER the videos, the BETTER! That's how we learn!

Yes sir! Thank you.

Thanks Derrick!

From his apprentice thanks Derrick zethro is a great teacher

Thank you! Tell all your friends!

You bet

Thanks Donald!

Yes sir I’m not sure anyone is excited about the govt mandated components on heavy equipment almost like we only produce 2% of the worlds pollution and are penalized while India and China produce more and have no regulations to stop them while we shoot for 0% emissions and all it hurts is the equipment and people who keep our economy and lives turning in the background it’s shameful

You bet

Not if your trigger finger is calibrated as good as mine.

Thanks! and no I didnt. I said in the video I didnt have time to take it down further. I know the problem is in the spring assembly and you cant get parts for it so there was no point in spending extra time on it.

There is a solution to remove it for like 15 years. People are removing all those emission crap because it kills every engine slowly.

To prevent moisture from building up.

Well it’s $50 cheaper. I just looked it up. Snap on is $150.

Thanks! I already pitched it…

It’s a bluepoint.

You can pop the John Deere cap off and turn it.

For moisture

As a John Deere dealer we do not alter or delete emission systems on engines.

Just got the hydro pump out of it yesterday

Yeah you just have to do the head gasket

BPHU9000 lol

Mainly because it’s solid black and you can’t see the level and it’s good to start with a clear tank after a repair like that so you know when you have another failure in the future.

About a week and a half.

Because its a big long procedure to adjust the valves and injector preload on a 13.5L. Its not just something you do quickly while your in there. Plus most of the time they are hardly ever out of adjustment unless someone messed them up.

He uses milwaukee cordless impact driver well milwaukee everything cordless lol as for hand tools a mix of tekton snap on Pittsburgh knipex and others

@@theapprenticefiles9693 hay Justin thanks for the reply.

No problem I'm his apprentice

It has a transmission and rear axle to transfer power to the ground. It’s just steered hydraulically.

@@ZKMasterTech ah I see, thanks bud. Love the vids even tho I'll never work on tractors xD, I suppose the skills/techniques are transferable

Who isn’t?

@@ZKMasterTech the dead giveaway was the part number of the brake-holder-upper 9000...

Talk to your local John Deere dealership and they can get you started in the right direction.

Ok thanks

I'm his apprentice Dylan and I was 39 when I decided to get into this line of work with no real combine experience more of a tractor guy and I love it bud some days are a struggle because this is the special forces of ag equipment if I could go back in time I'd go to school for this so if you've got the chance bud take alway better to be riding the wave instead of under it like me

They are mostly metric..

That John Deere cap can pop off and you can spin it around to make it look “center”.

OCD you mean haha?

I see both sides and they both have good points but I’m staying out of it.

Interesting that the “One Lonely Farmer” had a whole 20 minute rant on the very same subject. He thinks it should be called “The Right to Diagnose Act”.

You mean the steering input controller?

@@ZKMasterTech correct. Sorry for the error, not feeling well. I am the guy who encourages you to take it easy on your back. My back retired me 30 years ago, granted I do have a degenerative issue.