Did The Combine Hydrostatic Drive Fail??? John Deere 8820 Combine Repair

[@willianvos3521]

Its good to have a book on hand to check on parts. My dad did that when he was restoring a tractor he was missing some parts

[@jeffreykerr8034]

Welcome to the world of hydraulic parts for pumps is crazy anymore

[@MarkGamble-wj9cm]

Truck looks good all cleaned up. Wash it off on lawn.make the grass grow.

[@jamesmorrison1884]

Hello Chris I never get overnight shipping not worth the money. Usually get parts fast here. Hope goes back and works great. Have a good day.

[@kylebrigham1038]

There is a shop in Grand Rapids MI area that rebuilds those hydrostat’s. Michigan John Deere dealers use them. Always an option if it has any issues later on.

[@bradgifford3122]

There is an 8820 on marketplace for $6000 that’s always been shedded in NY…. Might as well buy that and have all the other parts like was your thought process with the green Mack

[@robreesor5011]

And the parts chopper. Its been a very handy unit to keep around.

[@aCanadianBeekeepersBlog]

9600’s selling for under $10,000 Canadian up here, I’d seriously reconsider spending too much on an old old combine , the problem is the next problem

[@rodbolinger8884]

You can send some of your rain my way out here in Iowa. It’s been almost two months since a good rain has come.

[@robertquast9684]

If you haven’t done it on the corn head I would take the chain covers off on the end and look the chains over good. If the chain breaks it usually wraps up around the sprocket and destroys the covers which are expensive

[@DickAnderson-k9y]

Our old John Deere combine had 156 grease points with the corn head on and if you didn’t have the owner manual then I can guarantee that you would miss some. The ones you miss are also the hardest to get to the bearings. So when they seize up then they are a bitch to replace. So make sure you are greasing everything or you will be sorry. It’s time well spent and grease is cheap. 😊

[@66satchel]

For your next repair, pressure wash your component, R&D, rattle can some JD green so you can identify the new leaks.

[@frankwood-sn5pu]

Yeah Chris thats how we did it take it apart lay it out and learn as we went old school

[@peteparker7396]

Abilene Machine in Kansas,,,, they will probably have all the hydrostats you want or need if it comes to it.

[@chrisyohn7054]

I started to look there for his parts while I was watching the video

[@michaelkobeck3577]

$1092 at the very least, find a local fab shop to docter it up!👍😀

[@rbfarmer4522]

Hills and mud need a good hydrastat.

[@jimkavalier2831]

Cold? Rainy? Still Very dry here, 60 of 99 counties in burn ban Was 82 yesterday, 80 today. I heard the geese.... where was Yenko? He still out running around with out you? Lol

[@johnsandell4501]

Wrenching,learning, and power washing, I hope you make continued progress.

[@rhona5823]

How is Norman and his two buddies doing as the colder weather sets in.

[@robreesor5011]

Chris did you order the exaust you mentioned a few videos back?

[@AdamProst-f3k]

What kind of work do you have to do on your Mack truck

[@jeffgriffith490]

Getter done, Duffy tell them my junk my way no handouts here Duffy dollars getting it done here

[@wandabuchholz6508]

Chris, you need to get that shop cleaned up ,I hope your house doesn't look like that. You're doing good just needs a good cleaning my friend.

[@davidwhisnant3230]

You seem to be can do person can fix or overcome anything don't pay the negative people any attention

[@Otherrandomguy42]

That old combine will be headaches until the day you junk it. Lol

[@SlipShodBob]

😂 the same goes for newer, nearly new and new the difference is in cost as while the $90k+ for Larson's new engine was covered under the plan they have on them do you honestly think JD etc don't account for those on the price when paying for the plan or combine. The hours put on them maybe low but they are hard hours as generally it is idle for warm up and cool down if they kind often it tends to be on and seconds later full throttle then turned straight off unless the roads are small that you have to crawl along. The only issue with old combines are the availability of parts and worn metal work but with more companies selling weld in liners and reflighted augers etc it is getting easier. Edit: I believe there is even a company here now that does remade balanced rotors for the old TR combines as well as due to the cost of new more are hanging on to old.

[@Blacksmithman5]

How bout you write him a check for a new one then

[@Daniel_Atherfold]

@@Blacksmithman5😂

[@gerrylee4907]

so, whats wrong with junk?, it gets the job done.

[@RandyHunt19]

@@SlipShodBobyes wow did that engine on Larsons S790 ever blow up. The prices of things have completely gone bananas… 100k for motor yikes good thing it was warranty!

[@Mikesmith-tm5sh]

A pressure washing would have a good thing to do

[@dennisplace2641]

Your setting up to Fail. Clean the unit up of dirt and all of the area you are working in.

[@lincolna9344]

Looks like the same pump case ih combines used bottom half anyways! There is a shim under that bearing cup dont want to lose that guy! Good luck! Enjoy watching

[@lincolna9344]

We always used hi tac on those gaskets by the way you'll get it

[@willianvos3521]

Correct me. The worst tractor to fix is a johndeere. Reason you need a largetoolbox

[@gerrylee4907]

i'll correct you, any color of tractor have all got there bad designs.

[@davidwhisnant3230]

Other parts are is high as John Deere but they can get parts overnight and when you farming that's good

[@willianvos3521]

When you fix most tractors you have enough with 8 or less wrenches to fix it with johndeere you need 15wrenches to fix it

[@colinevans9303]

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[@Fred-x4o]

Hope u don't ring it in the murder this time

[@gerrylee4907]

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