Case 1840 Restoration - Resealing the Hydraulic Wheel Motors - Danfoss OMT 400

[@MikefromMissouri]

The Missus is still working up the courage to be in the video.

[@JAKE3914]

Thanks Mike!! My son & I are replacing the seals in our 1845. . . .so your videos REALLY help!!! Thanks for sharing them!

[@MikefromMissouri]

@@JAKE3914 very cool glad I could help.

[@michaellynskey7124]

Marvellous such great camera positioning and commentary 🇬🇧🇮🇪.

[@warslug931]

Yeessss! Digging into more hydraulics... I've been waiting for this. One day you will be digging into the tandem pump. That'll be the day I get my popcorn. One year... One day.. we will have a video. Keep it up Mike!

[@MikefromMissouri]

@@warslug931 Yes it will come in time. I can’t say in words how much I appreciate you watching.

[@BroadcastBuddy]

To clean up rust on a flat surface, I highly recommend carbide scrapers. A few passes will restore the surface to near new condition, unless it's heavily pitted.

[@funone8716]

I have a 1983 mustang 342 with Eaton motors in it. Several years ago I had noise, and the chain case was filling with hyd. oil, so took the motors off, one had some smashed up parts in it. Replaced the parts and re-sealed both motors. All seemed well. About 5 hrs later, the chain case began filling up again (motor shaft seal leaking). Haven't touched it since. Your videos might inspire me to have another go.

[@jondavidmcnabb]

Mike you did an excellent job on this machining. I would caution you to always use layout fluid. I find myself working on projects like this when I am tired or distracted. The layout fluid helps me prevent mistakes by being an obvious indicator.

[@MikefromMissouri]

@@jondavidmcnabb Thanks so much and I just recently got some Dykem.

[@joew5862]

This is well worth watching. I plan on doing the same on my case 1816 soon. They are different but the concept is the same.

[@MikefromMissouri]

@@joew5862 Thank you good luck with yours

[@christopherdonald9001]

Really like seeing everything come together! Can't wait for the next video!

[@MikefromMissouri]

@@christopherdonald9001 I appreciate you watching. Thank you sir for the comment

[@seanfitzgerald4052]

I'm watching thanks, nice job.

[@MikefromMissouri]

Thanks for watching

[@francescocatalano6751]

Nice baby suite😊

[@MikefromMissouri]

@@francescocatalano6751 Yeah good rags LOL

[@jerryleejohnsonjr1377]

Excellent video! thanks for sharing the project.

[@hrxy1]

another outstanding vid, quality workmanship very informative and interesting and educational, thank you

[@MikefromMissouri]

@@hrxy1 I appreciate you watching and the comment

[@micmike]

Super, thanks

[@MikefromMissouri]

Thank you

[@JamesColeman1]

I like your style

[@MikefromMissouri]

@@JamesColeman1 Hey thank you

[@walterverlaan1286]

As always, great video!

[@MikefromMissouri]

Thanks again Sir!

[@charlestickle3698]

Can you tell me where to find the case drain for the pedal spool valve for the attachments?

[@MikefromMissouri]

@@charlestickle3698 hello, there isn’t a case drain for attachments like the newer machines. You would have to plumb one back into the hydraulic tank