John Deere 550H dozer TCU code diagnose with hydraulic cylinder and winch repair

[@RocklandPaul]

Clint, I know Mason’s not your son but the mentoring you provide to him and the kindness you show him is truly remarkable. Obviously, Tucker and Hunter are your boys, but it’s great to see you treat Mason as if he were one of the family. I’m sure he appreciates all your wisdom on heavy equipment.

[@RobertBancroft-fo8bz]

Absolutely agree. Having decades of experience operating and repairing machinery, I enjoy all of Clints videos. But I cannot express enough how impressed I am with the super education the three boys are getting. Skills they won't get anywhere else, and will always be in demand.

[@greatergood3706]

He adopted Sausage Fingers 1st

[@nathanscott7910]

@@greatergood3706 lol

[@williammatthews2948]

Mason is in good hands. I couldn't agree more.

[@lodollar23]

Well said

[@lukedesselle2491]

Mason has a great work ethic he pays attention and hes not a big talker just listens and wants to learn, thats a rare thing in today's world

[@kevinkenyon7045]

Clinton Mason has turned out to be a great asset to your team! Thanks for sharing! Kevin

[@rah3295]

I like those kind of videos Clint. I like watching troubleshooting problems. I like your interactions with Mason and your boys. Its great watching you pass on the knowledge you had! Keep up the great work!.....Rick H.

[@ChristopherAdams-tl3me]

Love the fact that you sort everything out when they come in gives you far more confidence when you don't have to tell the mechanic everything that is wrong and they find and sort them out you don't mind paying bit more when you know it's coming back fit for work

[@zenoelea8239]

Same thing for me. V70 into local garage ABS fault fixed, but mechanic noticed engine under powered. Code stored for MAF, replaced same now goes like a sowing machine. There are some good people around, that's why I love this channel. ❤Thanks Kevin.

[@douglaswilson762]

Clinton you are a great mentor for the young men learning their trade in you shop. The development of they guys is clear for all to see and please keep your good work.

[@robdoyle65]

I ran heavy equipment and ran jobs for 42 years really enjoy watching your videos nice to see someone that really cares about fixing equipment the right way

[@wileyhardwick3719]

Good job Clint and Mason.

[@golfer963]

Mason, nice looking haircut . Your mom and dad is proud of you

[@rosecomeau-v4x]

The C and C boys can handle it.

[@markhartman6724]

That is 1 BEAUTIFUL Willys wagon there in the background. Somebody is very lucky to have that.

[@ScotReeder]

It's Clint's. He did a video a month or so ago about it.

[@Histandard2011]

We like all of your videos. Tell. the Snap On man Mason twisted the tip off of that screwdriver opening a paint can

[@Gazman110]

Loved the video. Brilliant diagnosis and fault finding. Great to see you work with your boys. They are a credit to you

[@Gunbanter]

I nominate Randy as employee of the month for his hard work and dedication to the growth and wealth of the company.

[@hl8256]

Good to see a boss out in the shop not soaking up ac and bsing . Good to see the yonger generation taking interest in a work ethic. I thought that was about gone after 2020 and the Great Lie .

[@ProudPapaw88]

I love this type of video, Clinton. Keep up the good work. Missed Kevin on this one but you’re gonna have days like that lol. Thanks for sharing and have a great week!!

[@adrianm.2043]

I never worked on Bulldozer in 71 years, but I love to watch what you do whether a simple job or a difficult one and I look forward to your new release every week.

[@mattrydalch3085]

Clint, the reason I like your channel is because I never know what I’m going to see! Keep up the good work. Hope you and your family enjoyed Wyoming.

[@kathyhelton2606]

Great video!! looks like mason got a military hair cut!

[@wilgerdes3240]

...he'd look good in Dress Blues... Semper Fi!

[@rhondasweeney7271]

Great job on the Dozer, you are teaching Mason great work ethics 😊 Thanks for sharing 👍

[@sdp227]

Clint, I love the video. I would love to see Kevin doing a full paint job.

[@terryrogers1025]

Mason, way to show those pins who’s boss on scene, you’re learning a lot there young man, you are working with good people. Being from a job shop back ground I am always interested in every aspect of equipment trouble shooting and repair, pretty hard to bore me. That ram rebuild, they are not the easiest thing to do, your pins came out of the pin bosses pretty decent. Thanks for the update, enjoyed watching.

[@rockman531]

Hey Clinton, You make the videos - we'll watch them! All your content is fun to watch!! Stay safe! Thumbs up! Jim

[@scottyk8017]

Love the video & Mason's haircut!!!!!!

[@jerryb1234]

$100 says that Mason was working when he hurt his head, his kind is almost extinct nowadays, (around here anyway), it's impossible to get someone to do anything anymore🙄, IDK what you did, but you've been blessed and favored Clint,👍, great video guys, and thanks for sharing.

[@leolarocque-h4e]

Clint Love the video working on the 550H dozer TCU code .and Mason he his lerning from you too .

[@JamesMasel]

Watching you and Mason pulling on the cylinder rod brought back memories, we had one in the shop with two guys holding on to the work bench and two guys pulling on the rod...we got it!

[@michael_3985]

Great job Clint, Mason comes through again in assisting you in a tough job. It might be time to give Mason a key.

[@AutisticDigger87]

Good job as always 👍

[@jculbreth1000]

The videos where you are diagnosing issues and solving the codes are extremely interesting to this old equipment operator. I left the family farm and climbed up on a 627 scraper in the Summer of 1971. I have burned a lot of diesel and I don’t hear so good now but I enjoy the you fix what we break videos.

[@ronaldbirks353]

Howdy C & C they make a hammer style impact tool that uses screw driver tips they work great. It applies the shock and twist at the same time. Love your channel from Bakersfield Ca. RRB

[@ErictheAmateur]

I like the cylinder rebuild videos. I know it’s probably old hat to you, but for us out here in the learning center, I wish you wouldn’t time lapse the seal replacement part. But I greatly enjoy and appreciate your videos 👍🏻👍🏻.

[@redeyedmongoose2963]

I have to say you do love that hot wrench

[@Eddie-f6t]

Mason you are getting a world class education at C & C University , you’re a lucky man indeed ! You ought to be paying them ?

[@jackgreen412]

Reminds me of making a birds nest on an open face fishing reel.

[@chipmccoy5077]

Great video Clint and Mason. Thanks for sharing with us. Like the Milwaukee impact.

[@opendstudio7141]

I have a feeling there are some attentive grand parents that have influence on the whole family dynamic of this industrious and resourceful bunch.

[@snowfire45]

Yes we love the dozer videos!😊😊

[@davidfarley1175]

Clint is Mason in ROTC at school, I just noticed his haircut and didn't if he signed early to become a Jarhead or not, keep them coming Clint, this is my relaxation time right after supper

[@iandowson2700]

Way to go guys. Another great video as always. Great interaction with Mason Clint passing on your immense knowledge to others👌

[@williamkelley7654]

For the life of me I cannot figure out who is the sponsor of this video, LOL! Great content as always Clint and C&C. THanks again for the efforts!

[@richardw.foxhall3392]

Clint please keep the variety coming. And Mason is quickly learning the job well, it really is good to see an earnest young man grow into his boots. Yes he is an employee, but you still give him a lot of knowledge and exposure to all you do. Like the good man you are. Nice to see. Thanks

[@dansbrown1313]

Hello Clinton, I enjoy your videos because I learn something new or remember things I used to know 5 decades ago. Noticing Masons new haircut, It confirms he isn't Sampson.

[@joejohnson7097]

I love all the videos you do the fast, easy fix to the overhauls. How everyone gets along well, little fun while working, like the way the boys are learning and you take time to teach. Thanks for the video

[@passenger6735]

Mason and the boys get a lot of praise in the comments but without Mr Randy it would be a different story. Behind-the-scenes guys are often overlooked. This was a brilliant video by the way. It's my fave channel along with CEE.

[@breikowski]

Clint reminds me of the dentist we had in the navy.

[@wilgerdes3240]

...when I was in the Corps I think our Navy dentists used the same tools as Clinton!!!

[@Z-Bart]

You'd have been proud of me Clint. I put on a new strut for the lap bar on my Cat skid steer today. Lol.

[@heatherlane9270]

Codes seem to be a good idea so long as one knows the instructions on what it means and how to repair. Also seems where there is a will there is a way with some tasks. Doing great work Mason.

[@mojo6524]

Love the old red Jeep in the background!

[@stevea9604]

I like how you teach…It can be more important than what you teach 👍🏻🤩

[@morgansword]

Enjoyed watching the giveaway and happy someone needed it. Best thing ever was putting all the controls for speed on a joystick ... that is till it doesn't work of course. I started on a old cat dozer, it was a hand throttle and decelerator pedal which got really hard to reach as a kid of thirteen. Out in the woods setting chokers by myself in a time that what no one sees is okay with dad. I got myself in troubles many times

[@wendyandjodymaillet7503]

Awesome job Mason! Clint, you are doing a great thing by teaching the next generation! Take care and I’ll see y’all down the road…

[@dean0502]

My dozer! Thanks for the repair job on it. Everything is working great you guys always do a top notch job!! Dean.

[@johnknox5692]

great video, no Kevin seemed strange.

[@maxobara1496]

Mason is looking sharp and ready for summer!! Great work guys!! 💪🤗🇺🇸

[@mikedillon6233]

I like watching you fix all this gear. It's fun watching you teach your Apprentices, And it's fun watching Somebody knows what they're doing fix things!

[@David-q4h5r]

I like watching all the videos you put out

[@scmobileman]

I really enjoy watching your videos. The way you take care of your customers shows you appreciate them. Try not to be so hard on Mason. He reminds me, of me. Easy pickins sometimes. He is a hard worker and from what I see does the grunt work without complaining. I have one additional comment, PLEASE put whatever was making the wailing sound out of it's misery. Sounded like a whale in distress. Thanks again for sharing your daily happenings.

[@rudyrivera7426]

Clint! Great work! And great help with Mason! Keep up the great content! Thanks for sharing! 👌👍

[@bigchiefbear]

I think mason is going to be a great mechanic. I certainly would hire him. Great attitude and a must for knowledge. Go Mason. 😊😇

[@wilgerdes3240]

...unfortunately I think the local REA is gonna' get him! He'll make one hella' a lineman though...

[@ColinLennard]

That was an other learning lesson. Thanks - soon I'll know everything!

[@gerardcullen5131]

Yeah we all be dozer experts after watching Clint and company 😅😅

[@gtnaylor5870]

Your information is impeccable! I get educated and enjoyment on each of your videos. I'll never use what I've learned. But I learned it!

[@trev1388]

At 23:38 you can see the spot where it's been hitting the porthole because of the broken zip tie. That in turn will crimp the wire and cause your erratic values on the TCU. I had the same issue on my Wildland Fire Dozer for the state it limited itself to 1.5 mph. As an infield repair I was able to split the sheath and butt splice the wires inside. I double zip tied as it goes down the stick and I haven't had an issue since.

[@Mal-u-Envy]

Feel free to send me one of those many new Milwaukee flashlights I seen on the table... 🙏 , live your videos

[@johnwesner3935]

I bought my first big old SnapOn screwdriver back in 1969. After breaking the tip and getting it replaced a few times I just started regrinding the tip to fit the need. Another 50 years it will be a stubby!😅 The old air chisel trick works quite often. Thanks for sharing your knowledge of those dozers.

[@howardgreenawalt4888]

I enjoy watching you find the problems and doing the repair.. Mason is learning a lot from you and he really doesn't know it yet. Thanks for the shows..

[@charleswelch249]

Great video Clint showing the really of owning and repairs on equipment. Great content, and Mason is learning a lot from you guys at the shop.

[@clarencewiles963]

Sorry for the loss of your Snapon screwdriver. 😂

[@yellowboy1866]

Your videos are great, your Boys are learning as am i. Me being a 70 year old retired marine engineer, in New Zealand. Thanks.

[@Dan.Whiteford]

Excellent video about repairs which are well beyond basic servicing. That hydraulic ram design is just horrible! Dan

[@kennethcross5572]

Sounds like rain outside ❤❤

[@davehoffman9767]

Mason and your kids are all great workers. In today's world that is hard to fine. Great Video Clint!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@donalddehaven3229]

Mason is really good at working on equipment and learning the business. Has to make dad proud.

[@beckyumphrey2626]

He is not Clints son but I am.sure his Dad is super proud of.him.

[@henkweurding3339]

Nice video Clint and that's it, enjoyed watching it. That Mason has a perfect learning school with you as a teacher and with all your practical knowledge, and he looks like a nice person to work with to. Thumbs up

[@JohnCorrell]

I just found your channel a few weeks ago, and im really enjoying what im seeing.. I watched all of the rebuild on the graveled up army dozer. watching you guys work on these makes me wish I had taken some diesel training as a younger man...I'm 64 and retired now

[@RandyMorris-v4h]

Clinton, very good to see someone who's very knowledgeable about all sorts of problems and situations. Knowing what is broken, not working and how it is supposed to work is very rare thanks for the video R.P.M.

[@kevinmurray7135]

Fine job again though that adjustment screw sure was a little stubborn but i learned another lesson ty again and the cylinder rebuild was excellent too you da man Clint 👍😎🇺🇸 NY

[@SupermanJH68]

Prefer these type videos. Y’all do well repairing dozers and excavators. Keep these coming

[@charlesroberts6965]

Excellent job getting it diagnosed fixed and ready to get back to work. These videos are always interesting to watch you never know if it's a quick fix or like you said a huge pile of worms. Appreciate you sharing your vast knowledge in all things yellow or green. Always enjoyable to see you rock out these jobs.😎🇺🇲🛠️🧑‍🔧🧰🚜😇👍

[@ewanstewart8011]

Those three young men are getting an immense amount of knowledge and understanding passed on to them and are a credit to their parents 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏻

[@garymessina1609]

Excellent work Clint and Mason

[@yancymcvay]

I really like these informative, teaching videos! Especially the way you are showing the younger ones the ins and outs of equipment! Keep theses instructional videos coming!!

[@ferebeefamily]

Yes Sir Clint. I like your videos. The young men in your shop are a good bunch. Thank you.

[@DavidMemory-m7f]

I really enjoy watching you and your crew do the repairs. I'm amazed with how much you know about all of this equipment. Keep up the great videos. Thank you all.

[@brianhouseholder1074]

You guys have great content on with the next victim :)

[@danielgriffith7694]

They make a old fashioned drag link socket AKA , made specifically to turn those large screws 👍

[@fritzie1968]

Appreciate the time lapses and speed ups through the less fun stuff. Ya'll have really come a long way from your first year of videos. Well done. It is very clear you all know what you are doing and I continue to be amazed at how quickly you are able to diagnose issues with these beasts. Your sons are lucky to have you teaching and mentoring them with this amazing amount of knowledge and skill. Quite an outfit you have going there. Love the videos. I try to catch every one! Looking forward to you doing some colloboration videos with Diesel Creek, Letsdig, Dirt Perfect and/or other YTrs in the future. Maybe a skills competion or dozer obstacle course or something fun like that? Just a thought lol.

[@faelsinnes]

Interesting, done some of the seals on the rams on old farm gear. That split ring , we didn't have a press, Bill Ord senior used a big fencing mell with two hardwood chocks. Worked on the 3rd hit

[@wilsonlaidlaw]

For working on my old Case David Brown (1975) 995 Tractor, where every nut, bolt and screw was rusted solid, I bought a very useful tool for my air hammer. It was a bit with a long torque handle and a drive square at the end which took 1/2" impact screw driver bits. It would remove stuck screws where heat alone just would not do the job.

[@richardwalters1803]

Great video, all of you work so well, Randy and Mason are sure great employees. mason even has fingers and not sausages

[@thomasmarcelli4511]

Ball peening the nut on that cylinder right against the piston had me a little nervous, but things worked well and I'm glad!! Enjoy all your videos!!

[@stevecollier1810]

always great to see from diagnosis to repair

[@malcolmyarnold6172]

Good job guys love watching your work keep it up looking forward to seeing your next project

[@kingwood4357]

Always enjoy the variety of your videos, never know what I will learn from your channel.👍

[@christianmccollum1028]

I am a Volkswagen bus and trike guy. I have never owned, nor operated machines like this, but I do love watching you guys troubleshoot and repair them. Keep videos like these coming, Clint. I really enjoy the channel. Respect from Texas

[@t_r_b8842]

I hate those snap ring cylinders. Last one I done took a lot of beating to get the gland pushed down, the filler band came out on the first try, then chained the cylinder between 2 tractors to pull apart.

[@Michael_CS615]

Great examples of fault finding never go astray. Always interesting.

[@josephkessinger5973]

I learn quite a bit from your videos, so thanks.

[@ericpaul4575]

Love the dozer videos, but I also love the other videos too. I am anticipating future videos on the two new buildings.

[@davidjohnson5446]

I saw your red and white Willies overland park. around 1955 .mine was a 1955 4wheel drive.