John Deere load shaft seal leak repair

How to repair a load shaft seal leak.
Rock shaft arm seal leak on almost all John Deere late model tractors
3020 4020 2550 etc. I

[@williambrereton869]

Brad, great basic simple informative video I loved it! Because of the video I am looking for your business or website to order the kit for a JD 2540and unable to find it, also I have the same question that others have had about that interesting little puller would love to know what that one’s called who makes it or maybe where one could get one, it doesn’t look like you’ve replied directly to any of those questions , Any help helping me spend my money would be much appreciated. thanks again, William

[@andylonsdorf1294]

Right to the point less then 5min video.

[@mikebarnett6984]

Thank you for video.

[@dermitconst2490]

Since you’re replacing your shaft, you can also cut off one end with a die cutter. Thread the cut end back in and punch out the bushing. The cut shaft will catch the inside edge of the bush. Punches them right out.

[@mimibergerac7792]

Thank you! I guess it works for 2130 too.

[@lucasoverton9600]

Guys, you do not need to buy the whole kit! This guy's says that just to upsell you from his website. You only need to replace the 2 $5 seal from John Deere. Beat the shaft over to the side a few inches, then replace that seal. Beat the shaft back to the other side and replace that one. Recenter the shaft and hook you arms back up. Check out the other videos on KZbin for this process, that don't try to upsell you parts from a website.

[@mikebarnett6984]

I disagree. Replace everything . Like the guy in video said.

[@dougwisdom1239]

For very effective tool to do this same removal look at Harbor frieght Pittsburgh tools item# 62601 slide hammer slide hammer and bearing remover. Don't really need the slide hammer just the expander same scenario.

[@steveevans5988]

Where can I get a puller like the one in veido? Do you sell one?

[@stevedevaney1604]

Thanks that’s what we did

[@dougwisdom1239]

Got my 2130 back together, when I fired her up my lifting arms went straight up, any suggestions? Thanks

[@TheBartman47]

I have a 1959, John Deere model 730 that leaks oil on the top link arm where it attaches to the tractor. The bracket for it is slightly movable, presumably is part of the load sensing control. I can't quite tell from where the oil is coming, and I don't see an obvious way to pull that part off to check behind it. Any tips or suggestions?

[@kevinwatson2687]

Do you have a video replacing the follow bearings

[@BigGunner81TV]

What puller did you get?

[@MrRichard1776]

I believe you give a website address at the end but I cannot understand what you're saying.

[@dougwisdom1239]

I pulled my load shaft out, now I can't get it back through the housing to work on the old bushings!! I have a 2130 series JD. Would greatly appreciate any advise on this one!! Thanks

[@ruraloregon2347]

I have the same issue with my 2355. The local techs both said I would be able to stab it back in. But as I suspected, the spring loaded load control arm prevents the tappered shaft from engaging the bushing on the opposite side. It looks like I will have to pull the top of the transmission and that is not an easy job when you have to work out in the dirt.

[@dougwisdom1239]

Before you remove the top from the transmission, pay close attention and mark your draft control for positioning. This will prevent you from having to possibly lift the top again for the correct cam position. Just a learning experience for me!!

[@patriot4359]

Is it necessary to pull off the bushings? it would be easier to keep them in and try to take off just the seals before you pull off the shaft! sorry just asking i have the same problem at my 3650 leaking this part of hydraulic system

[@ruraloregon2347]

Yes, you can try just replacing the seals. Be sure to push the shaft in just far enough to expose the seal. I boiled water and put it in a steal, sealed coffee mug withe the seals inside. Then took them directly to the tractor. This made it much easier to insert the seals. Unfortunately I did not heed this advice and pulled the shaft. Now I can't get it back in.

[@ruraloregon2347]

Yes, you can try just replacing the seals. Be sure to push the shaft in just far enough to expose the seal. I boiled water and put it in a steel, sealed coffee mug with the seals inside. Then took them directly to the tractor. This made it much easier to insert the seals. Unfortunately I did not heed this advice and pulled the shaft. Now I can't get it back in.

[@patriot4359]

Thank you so much for your information greetings from Greece!

[@meltonhorner8463]

Where can I get a puller ?

[@rosiepalmer6270]

where did you get the puller seems to be the number 1 question with absolutely no answer, yes I know, a long punch, pound them out............ but!! he had a puller? the magical puller, where did it come from? a simple request

[@averagehomestead]

I used puller #67033 from evertough. Just tighten the jaws in the groove and then pound out from the opposite side using the old shaft from the opposite side. Popped right out for me.

[@MrBlueflame50]

Where do you find that bushing puller? What brand is it? I have a 4450 that needs fixing.

[@BigGunner81TV]

did you find one?

[@communitytube8378]

Do you have a kit for a 1520?

[@krazycanadian123]

Can you comment a link for the kit please? Having the issue on a 2355

[@anthonyevers149]

Hey Ryan I have the same problem, did this technique work for you?

[@AftermarketTractorPartscom]

Sorry I don’t sell it.

[@stevedevaney1604]

Where’s the best place to get that puller??

[@stevedevaney1604]

Where can I buy that puller??

[@bobsnyder3309]

If you have a second person to guide you can knock the bushings out from the opposite side That's how I did it on my 3020

[@jasonsnow2647]

Yeah it woukd have been nice to know where to get the puller at

[@averagehomestead]

I used puller #67033 from evertough. Just tighten the jaws inside the groove and then pound from the other side using the old shaft against the puller jaws. Popped right out.

[@youaregettingliedtoo8912]

no demo

[@kuckinfody]

Do you have a kit for 3020 gas?

[@AftermarketTractorPartscom]

Yes. Go to the website. My number is on there. Thanks