JOHN DEERE 24 T Baler: tire replacement and bearing lube 

[@jonathancrissinger2301]

I think you are making progress. Little bit at a time, but still it's happening. Waiting for parts is usually what holds me up. Thanks for the video. See you later.

[@danw6014]

Hey Ross. The back section still telescopes but just for swinging the tongue back and forth. Great old baler. Thanks Ross.

[@oldcars5547720]

Every time I replace the disc brake pads or rotors on the front of my '55 Chevy I change the bearings. The front spindles came off of a 1968 Olds Cutlass. They have the same steering geometry as the original drum brake spindles but have the ears upon which you attach the brake caliper. You are doing a great job. That was a quality baler when your grandpa bought it and you are keeping it in a good state of repair. You are lucky the needles on that thing are not bent. I would blow all that grass off of the inside with a leaf blower.

[@mattwilkinson8502]

Good baler good video Ross!

[@josegirl100]

The wife wants to know if you are married she said she would hate to do youre laundry lol😁

[@douglasfitzsimmons654]

Looks like a ceat tyre there on your baler, those tyres a made in India, same as the royal enfield motorcycle tyres. Love the vids Ross, keep em coming 😊

[@terrynoland487]

Excellent video again thanks for sharing making the old iron better

[@Ham68229]

I miss my old 14T square baler, rarely missed a tie. Main reason why they didn't install grease fittings on the wheel hubs were, at least from what I was told years ago, engineers felt that it would be too easy to rip them off the hub. If you get those shields off of a 14T they're interchangeable, I don't remember exactly what changed between the 14T & 24T other than I believe one offered wire tie the other didn't but, don't quote me on that. I've never packed a bearing the way you've do, always put a bunch in the palm of my hand and packed that way, I'm aware of the bearing packer tool, don't care for them since I've seen them waste a lot of grease before it fully packs a bearing unlike just using the palm of your hand.

[@jamieebersole6755]

You had less sadness then i did. My truck had a wheel seal that started leaking, and when i pulled the hub off, the outside bearing fell into a million pieces. Those house trailer tires are a bunch of sadness to. We had a trailer with them and it was so much sadness that i switched them to 16" radial tires and most of the sadness went away

[@bobtuckosh9870]

I'm glad you keep those old equipments going, thanks for sharing.

[@a.s.c.2909]

Twine square balers are rare as hens teeth in my area in western Indiana. Everybody wants wire tied bales. Used to have a 337 wire baler. Rarely ever had a busted bale.

[@michaelsheeder148]

Ross, All the work you done on the bail or it's going to operate like brand new perhaps 😂😂 thanks Michael

[@johnkissack5295]

Good video as always thanks for it.

[@Ron-m9p]

great video I have a little trailer I need to repack the bearing on so this video will help me along

[@stephenheyes4324]

Great video Ross thanks

[@alanmcclorey8914]

thanks for thr video

[@markflick1641]

Ross , you need to open a tire shop . 😂😂😂 . Can you imagine the fun (sadness) . And then a battery shop . The animal sounds would be endless . Lmao , great video Ross , see ya tomorrow

[@Dan-qy1rg]

I need to do that with my 338 JD baler, haven't done that yet but I have only used it two or three times in 10 years with less than 150 bales. Now my 2020 round baler may need that done too, it's ran a couple of hundred bales a year. Good to see you put the grease zerks in, I'll have to do that too. Thanks for sharing the video, enjoyed watching, have a good night!

[@larryklostermann5779]

Nice video Ross

[@anthonyhengst2908]

Our 14 T has dual wheels on the knotter side. Yup we have zerks on all of our equipment hubs. Just makes sense.

[@JohnBryant-qc5zg]

Things are happening! The 8900 is here!!! The 8900 is here!!!