1949 John Deere A Two-Cylinder Engine Oil Filter Head Replacement Video!

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[@jerrykast7713]

I have got the same problem with my 49 A... Thanks for the video. I called Tyler. Your right he is a very nice guy. He also had a filter head for me. Thanks for the referral.

[@apriliaguy4life198]

Love the 2 cylinder videos. I’ve got a 37 long frame B that my dad and grandpa bought in 1960. It still pulls a disk every year to plant deer food plots. It smokes a little on idle when hot. It may need the valve guides done, but still pulls good.

[@leviknutson5198]

Thanks man! I couldn’t figure out how to get that washer out

[@dirtgrainsteel]

Your welcome!

[@peteschiavoni]

Great job on filter head and oil pump. Loved how you explained what you were doing and why. Love seeing these old tractors getting a second lease on life.

[@johnnyholland8765]

I like these videos of y'all working on these old tractors. There was a guy (oneminutefarming) over in the UK who completely restored a B. His video was instrumental in the rebuild of my 1940 B. He didn't leave out anything. These kinds of videos really help folks out.

[@N556ND]

Some good tips here! I’m really fighting with my carb rebuild.

[@dougdroessler2112]

Good idea with zip tie ,I unhooked the right rod and tied up with twine and set filter head in and gently put bolts in but I was by myself, thanks for sharing

[@johnwilkinson6067]

one bit of advice i never take the oring seal out for a normal oil change if its not leaking and looks ok i just drain the oil change the filter and go most of them get broke because the filter doesnt seal and they think tighten more and they break

[@AndrewHCann]

Excellent video Brandon :) & Dads Strength :) to also nice see that oil pump installed and you had parts from a part tractor had one ready for you both fix another tractor too!

[@martymclamb5750]

They sure don’t built them like they us too, nice video

[@DanielFarmChannel]

So the tool I made used a thicker rod and the fingers at the top were shorter. Once I have it hooked I slide a pipe over it so they can't come out, stick a hammer through the bottom, and give it a wack with the handle. Hard to explain so I have a video of it. I like your idea of wiggling it out. Getting to the oil head is a real bear in the later styled tractors. Not so bad in the earlier ones where it was in the back of the crankcase. It's easy to lose the spring inside also and that's something I always have to watch out for. Great video.

[@janbill79]

so do you know if the J.D. A the J.D. 60 & the J.D 630 all use the same (2 piece head ) spring loaded oil filter canister stud and ect. As I have to find a salvage yard to take one out or buy a scrap J.D with the engine out like they borrowed one from, they just never said if they knew if there all the same size from those three tractors, as I have a 620 (it's stud) I tried to tighten up up just turns and turns and turns I might of even damaged the round part where the end cap goes on trying to force it crooked so it would stop spinning and getting no where when trying to get the end cap off

[@DanielFarmChannel]

@janbill79 call Lind Brothers. They'll get you the parts you need with no fuss. You definitely will need the cap that the rod threads into. Someone over tightened it and stripped out the threads in the head.

[@janbill79]

@@DanielFarmChannel I've written that down Lind brothers / thank you

[@chrisseger6870]

I love this channel. Y'all are awesome and I know I've said it before, but I can't wait to see trackbine in action this year.

[@Mike45-47Q]

I'm 34. My dad just gave me his 49 A, 720, 620. I don't have a clue. This is going to help me tremendously.

[@dirtgrainsteel]

I've also got a 720 and a 620! And lots of videos on them hopefully I can help you alot!! Thanks for watching!!

[@Mike45-47Q]

@@dirtgrainsteel I'm pretty sure mine has a hole in the bottom of the block. Any videos replacing that piece? I'm curious if I can do it without splitting the tractor.

[@dirtgrainsteel]

@Mike-ej2sk you don't split a two cylinder to get the block out go find my videos on the my 1936 A and the John deere G I worked on them will show you how to get the blocks and heads in and out

[@Mike45-47Q]

@@dirtgrainsteel Awesome. 👍 Where is the best place to try to locate a replacement?

[@dennisplace2641]

Have you hear of Hein & Son, in Mishawaka, In. All kinds ok old old farm equipment. Wife loved the museum aspect , seeing all the farm equipment, and most is for sale.

[@michaelisrude]

Just don’t try to lowball him on price.lol

[@dennisplace2641]

O, I know that, but if you work with them they will work with you. I have been freinds for a long time with Rich and Dick, very good people. Very help full to me.

[@kennycriswell141]

Your comment about if it seeps a little oil its no big deal its in the crankcase anyways. Thats not true because if it leaks youll lose oil pressure and itll starve your motor for oil. Im rebuilding a old A now that someone replaced the oil filter head on without pulling it from tractor. I found the gasket pushed out tractor was starved for oil and ran till eventually it started knocking. They ruined the rod bearings and damaged the crank. All from that gasket leaking and starving the motor of oil. I know it sucks but best to pull the block and make sure its all seated right and make sure your gasket doesn't move on you.

[@dirtgrainsteel]

I didnt mean like a full blow seep just kinda of a dust collecting seep if it were out side in the dust them gaskets all looked to be in real good shape and stayed in place so I just re used them

[@warrenklingensmith1241]

Can you tell me what happened to new Paris tractor parts.

[@bobwinne3740]

👍👍🌟🌟🌟

[@Marine-iu3ev]

If I need JD parts, Tyler Shumaker is the person to contact

[@dirtgrainsteel]

He's the man!

[@andersonbraun5916]

Hello, I'm from Brazil, could you help me with a doubt about the oil rings of the model A 1944 that I'm recovering... is it normal for the oil ring to come out halfway out of the cylinder at the lowest point of the piston or is it with connecting rods or pistons wrong ... thank you if you can help me ... your videos are helping me a lot

[@scottcroney1703]

Hey man i have a 51 with the same problem, was wandering how you got that oil pump out without tearing the tractor down? Im wanting to get mine running but the oil filter cap is broken much like yours

[@garymurt9112]

Well yes its going to be easy to remove on that tractor it's about the only thing still attached to anything 🙃