John Deere 8R 370 9.0L engine wiring harness repair.

[@genechronister7085]

Another awesome vid! Keep the deere's running!

[@Ham68229]

If Joseph stays with it, he'll be one heck of a technician, keep teaching him and keep the great video's coming, cheers :)

[@ZKMasterTech]

Thanks, will do!

[@jazzerbyte]

Those tents make a big difference on a field project!

[@wt6615]

Taking pictures helped me big time once I had to change an entire chassis harness with immense customer pressure to get the tractor back in the field. Another great video. Absolutely inspirational to young upcoming techs around the world. Love and peace

[@steveanderson2095]

Well done Zeth in getting that umbrella up over you guys. 👍

[@SteveNicoson-u1i]

Thanks for another great video ZK and Joseph. It was interesting and informative and enjoyable to watch. My compliments to you ZK and Joseph also. ZK you are doing a great job teaching Joseph. He should be another good technician. Glad you had those umbrellas to work under in the heat. Those were just the ticket. Nice items to carry with you. You have the right items for the right time ZK. Getting those wiring harnesses replaced took a while. You had to remove a lot of pieces to get at the old stuff that was burned. You and Joseph did a great job on this beast doing the plug and play trick. Nice work. Don’t think a lot of people realize how much you have to remove to make the repair. Super job you two. Tractor is up and running. Yeah!!!!!’ About it I guess. Thanks for everything ZK. Learned a lot again. Thanks. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.

[@heatherkohlwey8379]

That had to have had a lovely aroma. Those darn sparrows can build fast. I'm sure everyone is happy the tractor was saved. Thank you for the video. Stay safe, and God bless.

[@mfc4591]

Way back in my youth somewhere in the dark ages, we often had to do a repair out in the open, no tree, no nothing, hand tools and a CAT 920 loader as a crane ! we thought nothing of it, but man it would have been cool (excuse the double usage of the word) had we a tent of sorts ! Nice job, good to see a great start up.

[@васякрас]

Дякую за чудовий приклад, як має працювати сервіс у цивілізованих умовах, працюю на офіційному сервісі, але про таке навіть не можу мріяти, дуже приємно дивитись на таку роботу👍

[@rivierstad3817]

Great job guys! I had to watch Joseph's plier flip a couple of times. You know you're comfortable with your tools when you can confidently twirl them around.

[@musschootski]

People like you guys make work fun.

[@robwar2288]

That’s Hell of an expensive Bird Nest!😮😮😮😮

[@googacct]

Great idea to use a portable gazebo. You might look into getting a welding umbrella. I bought one a few years ago and is quite easy to setup. I have not actually used it for welding, but I have used it for other tasks where I know I will working in one place outside on hot sunny days.

[@terrybenson3632]

Another great video, Zeth.. Your fellow technician, Joseph, works really well with you..😉 Have a great weekend..

[@paulpatenaude3208]

Mentoring Joseph is a win! for the future

[@davidhowerton3434]

Another great video. It's a wonder that they didn't lose that tractor.

[@transmitterguy478]

Tools are a man's best friend! Dogs are 2nd runner-up.🤣

[@TheVespap200e]

Love the play by play you do Zeth! Has me laughing out loud sometimes. another great job done bu you and Joeseph!

[@whathasxgottodowithit3919.]

The Gisebo is a great idea, we acquired some Kubota front end weights to tie on the legs just in case the wind gets up, or else it can be good bye Gisebo.

[@Failure_Is_An_Option]

*gazebo Canopy is more accurate.

[@coltonrhine9229]

Love your videos man! Inspires me to learn how to work on bigger equipment. Nice to see you two working together, team work makes the dream work!

[@andresmaya4569]

I highly recommend a Pipeliners cloud for all your shade needs. !!!

[@optimusprimal03]

Thanku for ur videos I run john deere & cat equipment new but my work buddies r the mechanics always interested to see what u guys have to due to keep them running thanks again.

[@jeffgammons2778]

Brand-used. I love it!

[@farmshoffman8475]

So much damage wow . Job well done

[@BruceBergman]

You have replacement parts on hand last time I had wiring problems like that I had to repair the whole harness for a 1962 Chrysler in place. Not Fun. 13:05 but we did it.

[@LeeStevens-e1j]

New subscriber and loving it! I do my own work on my bikes, inc engine rebuilds but there's some great tips to had watching this channel.

[@ZKMasterTech]

Welcome aboard!

[@farming4g]

Yep, pictures and video will save a lot of time putting things back together. I've removed a few birds nests in my days out of compartments and up by lights, sometimes starting a tractor it'll blow a nest out of the exhaust. Even if a machine sits for 1 day there can be a nest or two built. Luckily haven't started a fire yet, but I'm sure it's inevitable someday...

[@midcoasttractorservice9182]

ZK MasterSweat lol I live not far from your Sloan store i know how miserable it is to work outside in this humid heat!

[@alanclark639]

I learn't all my early beginnings on heavy plant out in the open - was tempted to call it a baptism of fire - except that it was the winter of '62/3 and many of the machines were frozen to the ground for two months. (It snowed on Boxing Day and stayed till March - usual for England.) So the exact opposite of your problems out on the Prairie ( I just can't tell you how much my sadistic lady schoolteacher would wax lyrical about your combine harvesters and huge crops of wheat and how it couldn't be grown here - I so dearly want to go dig her up and tell her about the massive kit and the Chorleywood Process that allowed bread to be made from homegrown grain. Another I learnt early - especially as most of our tractors live in open sided storage - check for birds in season! Over here, that's mainly for the good of out little biddy types as I managed to cook a nest of eggs one year and half died of guilt on meeting the parents. Typical for America - where everything is bigger ( eh Zak?) you seemed to have a pterodactyls nesting.

[@pdsrenos]

All that could have easily been prevented by doing a thorough pre-trip inspection!

[@justinc3434]

Sorry to hear John Deer is moving out of the states. Sad all those jobs will be lost. Always big needs for the service technician though. Lots of those jobs i expect.

[@BruceBergman]

Make or buy a Misting sprayer from a garden insect sprayer or a water tank and 12v pump. For dry heat dayd. 90 percent humidity days you need refrigerant AC. 10:01

[@Richard-o9y2r]

Another great video can’t get enough keep up the content

[@josephcooksley3219]

JD's get extra Boost Power from Bird Nests 😂😂😂😂😂 Obviously not the Soup Version 😮

[@valearl4693]

I feel for u guys. What a mess that was.

[@andrewkaras8001]

Great video love your work👍

[@johnlangley6449]

The new man is doing great 😅

[@mfc4591]

The bird expressed itself by harnessing nesting power. Oh Deere !

[@farmshoffman8475]

Great awesome video zeth

[@stephenheyes4324]

Way to go awesome job

[@douglassellers7528]

That was one dirty bird. Great job.

[@RA-II]

They sure know how the train the guys

[@bruceruhl2879]

Great job!❤

[@rawhideadventures9515]

Good job gentlemen.

[@randydehne8866]

excellent

[@cajunchauvin]

Great videos.

[@Gkuljian]

Celery was $5 per head, and I thought of this channel.

[@maverick-zj3jz]

U need to go to home depot and install a fine wire mesh screen under the hood where birds enter to prevent it happing again

[@donalddehaven3229]

Another great video.

[@LukeLong-oi4uc]

Great job

[@paulpence8895]

Yep, two years ago, for lack of proper fall cleaning... My fathers combine cab became a mouse house,,, $12,000 later...

[@thenextgenfarmer3670]

What’s your thoughts on the new m12 stubby impact

[@BruceBergman]

The Whistle Pig is screaming... 😊 22:47

[@nowwhat413]

?..would you rather be in the heat and humidity or the bitter cold while working..Thanks in advance.

[@ZKMasterTech]

In the heat

[@oldadthomas]

awesome

[@johnbucklerfarms]

Oh My!

[@williamorman4779]

I was laying on a 145 loader arm when a hose let go ,I know what you mean that oil bath scks,

[@toddhart8214]

Awesome

[@lo1234-w9r]

What's the saying...nothing burns like a Deere

[@fkchci681]

Manufactures (cars, trucks, tractors etc) prices for wiring harnesses are criminal.

[@georges8348]

Have you seen the Dewalt 20V battery Fan? Just saying.

[@justinc3434]

Pictures save time and money.

[@BruceBergman]

Order the hex bolt in bulk for replacements. 16:11

[@ianfiddes9871]

Nice video 🥃👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@larrycole4438]

I bet the customer will check under the hood after the tractor has been setting for a while, even if he isn't a bird watcher.

[@Spaxxz92]

Great video, what is the name of the tent? Did you get it from Amazon? Greetings from a Deere mechanic from Germany!

[@ZKMasterTech]

I’m not sure. I got them from Ace hardware

[@Failure_Is_An_Option]

Search for canopy instead of tent. Pop up canopy.

[@Spaxxz92]

@@Failure_Is_An_Option thanks!

[@davidpierce3386]

Hello Zeth, how can a person email you and ask question of the fuel systems? Spoke you before on the BorgWarner VGT that you had a video on about a year and a half now. Thanks

[@ZKMasterTech]

You can DM me on Instagram or get the email address in the about section of my channel.

[@kennethkeller2602]

Nite mayor

[@mauricebrosseau9181]

Must of been a fair sized bird?

[@timbingham-k4x]

Pulling the draw bar out gives more room for hydraulic hoses dont need it any way

[@rossnolan2883]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@timjorden8329]

Who would win in a fight, you or Joesph?

[@ms-mac521]

👍👍👍

[@deeppushp497]

Dilpreet singh kang Virk Kheda panjab 🎉🚜💪👍🏖️🏖️👍💪💪🌾👌🙏

[@macdawg6403]

Nice Vid!

[@billsimpson604]

That was one expensive bird nest. Talk about unlucky! Lucky that you had some breeze. That makes a big difference. Thanks to artificial intelligence that they are now working on, in a few years you will probably be able to put on some goggles which will project what you are supposed to do next, or at least give you an image of the machine in various stage of completion. You might be able to talk to it for what image you need to see, going backwards or forward. All the parts for a job will be included in a package when you depart the shop. Drones might bring you additional parts you discover that you need. Flying is much faster than driving. And if the battery on the drone was discharged too much to make it back home, you could just bring it back at the end of the job. That kind of stuff might be why they say AI will change the world a lot. One good thing, doing that kind of work, no robot will ever replace you.

[@sukhdevsingh1979]

India to

[@operadordemaquinasacricula7221]

Boa noite patrão blz vc poderia meda uma força pra trabalhar aí amigo ??

[@AnthonyHonter]

Hi ze could i have a job with you

[@pricekimbrough5310]

I don’t understand how the farmer didn’t see that birds nest when he was checking the oil on this tractor because every farmer I watch check there oil before they crank their tractor or anything that they use.

[@ZKMasterTech]

You can’t see the top of the engine without standing on a ladder. I’m 6’ 4 and even I can’t see on top of the engine without a step ladder.

[@pricekimbrough5310]

Thanks for the reply. Love your channel.

[@Failure_Is_An_Option]

@@ZKMasterTech Who is opening the hood to check oil....

[@JohnDoe-wj8dv]

Looks like a lack cleaning caused the fire

[@Failure_Is_An_Option]

You farm? Ever step foot on a farm? Didn't think so...

[@I_Died_2_Weeks_Ago]

Nah. Birds or pack rats. Pack rats literally eat wire insulation.

[@running.s.fabrication]

That burnt wire smell lingers on fingers for long time

[@ramilo99]

how long that tractor was without working?..🤔🤔give that bird plenty time to build a big nest!!..🤨🤨

[@ZKMasterTech]

It literally can only take a day

[@Failure_Is_An_Option]

Equipment can sit 10 months out of the year.. A bird can finish a nest in a week.

[@billbray5995]

That was an expensive mistake somebody made, broke the cardinal rule to check everything before you start the tractor.

[@doughuffman5790]

BS. Do you check under the hood of your auto before each start? My diesel BMW has a hole in the sound insulation and some chewed wires from an old mouse nest. I open the hood once a week.

[@johnlangley6449]

What a hot mess 😮

[@Thegrim326]

Good ole junk deere can't trust em if it ain't broke down it definitely burned up

[@john-i7e9j]

👍👍