i replaced my throw out bearing and it didn’t fix the retched squeaking. what other parts could i replace to fix my truck?

Actually the pressureplate part of the bearing rotates. Not the transmissionside.

Hi, i’m getting this noise in nuetral and foot off clutch pedal however when i press on the clutch the noise goes away, is this release bearing or input shaft bearing?

That’s amazing. I thought it worked similar to this. Now know exactly. Many thanks.

Hi mate. Thank you for the informative video. Question, regarding electromagnetic fields around batteries, in particular electric car batteries, which are massive, would it be possible that these could have a detrimental effect on humans that spend extended periods in these vehicles since the large electromagnetic field generated by the batteries would be interacting with our own magnetic fields, including the magnetic elements in our body, e.g. iron being negatively distributed in our own bodies?

Hi .. im having a sound (like something spinning and rubbing)when in gear and it disappears when in nutral or when i press the clutch .. is it related to the release bearing or something inside the transmission? Appreciate your answer.

The piston analogy would be better stated like: in a car the piston moves up and down because of pressure, in a hydrostatic pump, the pressure is there because the piston moves up and down. If all pistons are just spinning at the same height, not moving, no pressure. As the swash plate is engaged you get suction on the up stroke and pressure on the down stroke. The greater angle of the swash plate, the greater of the hydraulic pressure on the output

More utubers should be making videos like this , great overview

I was wanting to know how to get that out of the housing. You didn't show that

Your videos are wonderful. VERY informative and helpful! Thank You!

What about magnets? How do they work?

Heck yeh. Good stuff!

thank you. Pasion is Amazing.

Clear. Consise. Thank you

What did that come off from

Ty, that's exactly the info i was looking for. No gimmicks and straight to the point.

Great video.

I appreciate getting to see how the inside of one of those transmissions actually work what do I have to take my apart myself

Silly question: Could this principle be designed for use as a drive train for a bicycle? Ignoring the cost, of course. Or would the losses at pump and motor be prohibitive for such an application? Infinite gears, ground clearance, low maintenance - that kind of advantages...

very good video. if you are facsinated by hydralics check out a the hydro static drive systems check out a heavy equiptment example say a tigercat log skidder. cool video. thanks

Wonderfully done! Thank you!! What a great instructional video!

Okay I understand what you’re saying !! What if it’s the opposite way around mine makes noise when my clutch is dis engaged but still goes away when clutch is fully in or in gear

Your childish curiosity and comprehensive explanations of the magic behind everyday objects are a delight. Keep riping shit apart, bro!

Rebuild many of these

excellent video !!!! I liked it and learnt something very useful! thanks!

And what for those who get a loud squeeze and scraping noise when the clutch is fully engaged..?

I have a 3 volt DC watch winder.....It will take an ac adapter....problem is there is no information on the "Rotations Brand" watch winder. There is no info on the web for this item. I don't want to burn it out...I have a 3 volt 200MA dc adapter any help?

Good explanation 👍

I just bought a 2016 Craftsman T2400 for $750 in perfect running condition and it has this type of transmission. When mowing yesterday, I liked how I can control the speed on the fly just by moving the lever. With my old mower, I had to jab the clutch to change speeds. With how bumpy and uneven my yard is, I have to do this a lot. With this new mower, I was curious to know if I should be pushing the clutch in to change from forward to reverse and vice versa. Now that I have a better understanding how this transmission works, it seems unnecessary to push in the clutch before changing directions.

Very Well Done Video. Interesting and Easy to follow. Great Job Sir.

so glad to come across your explanation. great video. thanks for sharing

So glad all i own is gear drives id rather do clutch plates more often and have better torque for pulling hydro better for light stop and go work gear drive is for pulling Like comparing a new lawn mower vs an old lawn mower. Old wheel horse can pull 2000lbs New troybuilt be lucky to pull a few hunderd pounds. Before pressure release hits

So, why do I get very little power in reverse and plenty of power going forward?

Hi, I've just had a clutch, flywheel and bearing fitted and I'm now getting a strange noise when I press the clutch and the sound of the road when driving sounds amplified. Any ideas?

Thanks. How about DC current? Follow the same rule ?

Thanks. This video helped me understand some of the components that go into my hydrogear. I am losing power when any load is put on the system. The motor seems to be running fine, but the transmission lags behind. I am ordering parts to break open and rebuild them. The pump seems to wear groves that can sometimes cause strain and loss of power.

Very well explained.

I absolutely love the way you break things down, please do a video on an entire clutch assembly🙏

Just had my cloth replaced and now it's making this noise, does it mean its a bad install Should he'd replace that throw out bearing?

It's a good show but you need to adjust your camera boss can't see what you're doing

Thabks for this excellent video I truly appreciate the concise nature and the fact you get to the point immediately

How can I diagnose a throw out bearing as opposed to an input shaft bearing? I drive a 2014 scion tC 6spd and am leaning towards Input Shaft but have gotten mixed answers from mechanics.

yeah this is what happened to my scion xb, damn

It uses swash plates, set at an angle. Similar to what you find inside a pressure washer. But using oil instead of water.

We are same, i study the used one

A video that meets all didactic qualities!

Is Flush bearing similar to throw out bearing?

Saw the title of this video and realized it was just was I was looking for. Went to click on it and realized -oh wow, I know that guy! Great info!

So clear, thank you

First time I understand (basic) hydrostatic operation! Thanks