John Deere 6125R IVT low lube pressure codes Part 2.
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Published 2024-07-26
In this video, I continue the work of reconditioning the MFWD that had a blown shaft seal which was causing a severe lube pressure leak in the IVT transmission. Watch as I show you how to rebuild the MFWD step by step and get this tractor running again.
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All Comments (21)
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Been retired 20 years sometimes I miss the work. Nice to see the craft is continuing
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That Ace Ventura clip while you guys were test driving that tractor was hilarious! The look on your faces was priceless! KEKW! Thanks Zeth for the video and the laughs!:face-green-smiling::hand-purple-blue-peace:
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Great stuff here. Being very fair with the customer. With all the attention about repairing the equipment themselves, do they really have the skill and patience for that. I think they do a great job making sure we have food.
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Your videos help me relax from a stressful work day.
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Awesome job as always. I love the term “save a little money “.
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Great repair ZK MASTER TECH, thanks for sharing .awesome step by step repair.
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Glad that resolved the MFWD problem. That combine turner sounds interesting!
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Thanks for another great video ZK. It was very interesting and informative and interesting to watch. Wow. Lots of fine adjustments and proper procedures in this one. I know the codes on this transmission have been kind of frustrating to you but you figured it out like I know you would. Interesting to see how you took it apart and did your inspection to find the damaged parts. Then how interesting to see the parts go back together and back together one way only. No second guessing on this one, has to be together correctly or no worke right. Appreciate the time you take to show us your steps and what to align ahead of time to get that shaft in all the way. Like you said, when it is under pressure, it has to be on the money or the shaft is not going to go. As always, nice technique and technical work by yourself to make it all work!!!!!! After driving that tractor 45 minutes and no codes, I believe you got it ZK. Pleasure to watch you work and do the voice over for us. Appreciate you fine work ZK. Take care and see you next time. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
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We all know you have a real job to do Dont have to apologize for less content You do a thorough job your real job comes first I know its not easy filming these repair jobs and Im glad your employer lets you film what you can
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Thanks for doing a great job while still looking out for the customer, you are the man !!!!!!!!!
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Its great to know you care the customers👍
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Zeth, You should tap dance around your Dad! 🤠 Great video!! Everyday is a school day!!!
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a good mechanic will always know when to stop.. good on you sir..
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This is not a job just anyone can do. I enjoy your videos. Thanks.
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I wonder if the original disk are thicker because they’re oil soak.
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I realy appreciate your videos man , very detailed and with a nice pace.
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Excellent video 👍
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Cool new toy!
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Another great one Zeth! By the way, you got a shout-out from A Trippy Farmer on his YouTube channel!
