John Deere powerquad transmission disassembly

[@starflite3]

I took an adult refrigeration class to get my license to handle chlorinated refrigerants and to be able to gain some knowledge about HVAC-R systems and how they work. The instructor was a very intelligent and practical man and he told us that you can read all you want to about how things work but until you get your hands on the unit itself you won't fully understand. He told us that "I have learned more about this stuff using a hammer and a hacksaw than I ever learned from a book." He would cut compressors and other parts of the unit apart to see what was actually taking place as the unit ran. You do an excellent job with your commentary and I glean a lot of information from your videos. When I start watching a video and it fast forwards through disassembly of a piece of machinery while playing some abstract music I move on.

[@rhadden8976]

I have attended a manufacturer training school and you actually hit on their main focus, sell more parts because that's where the profit margin is best. I've watched you figure out how to repair things keeping in mind that the owner isn't made of money. Great job!!! May you and your family have a very merry Christmas. ⛄

[@NMSchultz1]

As a 23 year old trying to learn as much as possible about how to fix machinery on the family farm I very very much appreciate the voice overs and all the knowledge you share.

[@mythreesonsfarms]

Warren I don't think you understand when the viewers, subscribers comment on how much you know. It is amazing to watch you take something apart and know everything about it. You actually know what everything does and how it works. Amazing.

[@alansmith4734]

Some people have "book smarts", where they can read something and retain it, but have zero mechanical analytics. You sir, are a machine guru!

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

I really enjoy the explaining because a lot of the stuff you talk about isn't in the book. The school of hard knocks is one that will never be forgotten.

[@oldoldpilgrim7898]

I like the way you explain what you're doing. That's a big part of why I'm watching.

[@oldoldpilgrim7898]

Kathy, I'm sorry you lost your dad and glad Warren brings back good memories. Bet he never thought he'd help someone the way he's helped you. Have a good Christmas and I hope your Thanksgiving was good too.☺ Pilgrim

[@moparfamily4932]

Voice over doesn’t compare to the “Warren Story Time” live audio. Even your dogs wanna learn! Great job as always. Lifetime subscriber

[@donald1056]

You have a dog of an audience - 5 dogs helping today - you could make a good living just fixing the transmissions - hands-on is the best way to learn - takes time - books are not enough- Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all

[@jamesfarrelly7429]

Thanks very much for taking the time to make these videos and taking the time to explain how these things work. Your knowledge and skill must have taken 20 odd years of experience to learn.

[@robbybachmann332]

I watch your videos to learn how to fix our own equipment. I am a farmer first and a guy who likes to fix it myself, so music and fast forward doesn’t help. The commentary, the odd funny story and the scenery also make the videos good to watch. Don’t change a thing as far as I am concerned. Have a good Christmas with your family Warren.

[@The_Oldguy]

Warren, the "Millennial's" don't have the attention span to butter toast. I love the fact that you do take the time to explain, the right and wrong ways of doing a job. Keep it up, your doing great by me!

[@farwest571]

Nice bash on millennials....coming from a guy who grew up in a generation where you could buy a backhoe and trailer go to work and afford a house and yard to park it all....your generation had it much easier iv asked many that lived then and now and they all say the same thing....must have been nice

[@RegalCobra097]

Merry Christmas from Germany. Really enjoy watching your videos because you actually know what you're doing. Plus tractors and heavy equipment repairs isn't something you see every day.

[@jeffreyjohnston1625]

Warren, On Dec. 20 Craigs list in Bend, under the tools listing were two steel shop tables. One large and one small. They were priced fair. I checked again this morning and the listing was still posted. The technical depth of your videos is really appreciated. Thanks.....

[@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353]

I am going to look right now

[@farmingforfunandprofit940]

Take it from an old timer......... You one smart cookie..........I worked for Deere in the 70's Construction and Forestry........Love watching you.....

[@brucelott3583]

Nothing more impressive in a shop than to see a transmission completely disassembled. I've known a lot of good mechanics that wanted nothing to do with an automatic. Too many pieces. I learned by getting a service manual and digging in. Mistakes will be made but that's how you learn best. Great video.

[@cluckhead1913]

You're exactly right about people's attention spans. That's why youtuber's edit the shit out of their videos, adding stupid back round music and other effects. They're for entertainment purposes only. They try to incorporate drama and excitement to keep the viewer from moving onto the next new shiny object. The History Channel use to show cool WWII documentaries, now it's all reality TV shit. Gotta dumb it down for the masses.

[@williamdmason9375]

cluck head Like The Movie Becoming more and more like an Idiocracy

[@mfc4591]

You got it right. people have a short attention span, they also want to be entertained not informed. Me, I thank you for the commentary, I am learning and being informed. Like you I am hands on, doing is seeing.

[@bad05ford]

I appreciate the information you give on your videos. You help 3educate and some don't want that. Some only want to be entertained and could care less about understanding something or learning.

[@donc81]

Warren one of the things I really like with your videos is that you do explain what's going on. That it's not a timelapse etc. Music is fine for boring stuff but explaining failure analysis is important

[@rockeerockey6941]

The voice over is great! Plenty of clear audio! Excellent videos! Keep them coming! TY

[@a222parker]

Nailed it Warren, a lot of those youtube videos are eye candy for ppl sitting on their butts wanting entertainment. I watch your videos because I actually learn really cool stuff. Thank you your videos are the best.

[@noseeum6385]

Well, I was paying diligent attention to you until the dogs came in and stole the show. I was all settled down to try ( once again) and grasp the sun gear, planetary gear, clutch pack relationships of a JD transmission as presented by you, the Master of all things Green. Warren and the Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson are the most interesting two people when talking about the relationships of objects in motion and they both have the skills and knowledge to to convert theory into a practical language and visual product for the rest of us. Thanks for another interesting year. Best of the holiday season to you and your family.

[@matthewdarling5982]

Thank you for explaining how things work and come apart I enjoy watching your channel I primarily worked on ih but in past couple of years Jd has been the new normal and being able to watch and learn from your channel is very helpful and gives me more confidence on taking on more Jobs thank you again for your sharing your knowledge and taking the time to post videos

[@bigbud7356]

209 views in 8 minutes of being posted and 40 something likes u are doing a hell of a job keep it up

[@chandlerduncan3234]

Thank you for what you do I’m working on being tech for JD learning a lot from you.

[@alwayshungry24]

i can read the instructions a million times and i would never understand it but show me once maybe twice and id learn it

[@beckywatt5048]

Joe Southern If you want to be really good , you have it learn to interpret instructions , according to certain principles.

[@johnturner8829]

You nailed the attention span, unless it's a mindless video game or idiotic movie. I like the videos that are more real time and explained. I don't even run or work on any equipment and I watch all your videos to the end.

[@canuckyank82]

Merry Christmas, Warren. Your videos are so instructional that without ever have torn that transmission apart a person could use your video and other transmission videos on your channel to take one apart without fear of the unknown. Your voice overlay really helps the viewer understand the function of every piece. I still say you could sell your videos to schools and shops as expert how to videos. Kids with short attention spans learn best with videos like yours. And this dumb nut, as my dad used to say, watches every minute of your videos trying to learn everything you teach. A great Sunday morning video. Thanks so much, Warren!

[@peterbonnici1723]

Warren I am new to the world of tractors , as I have issues with mine. Your doing a great job explaining learning heaps, Thanks Waz

[@MrVailtown]

#992 of likes Comment 130. Ty Warren , glad you study your systems & share info. I'm old school & got to know how it works, with out that knowledge your not a real mechanic in my mind. Like I've worked plant maintenance where , did most of the welding, tons electrical trouble shooting , plumbing , hydraulics and pnudraulics . But people think o you just cut the grass n shoveled walks, um Never. Cost 1400$ a minute keep that place running, had to be on your toes at all times. Man how I so appreciate watching you. I'm old retired now(not by choice) , if I was still working , think I'd require my guys to watch you.

[@richardobenshine301]

Awesome video and glad u understand us mechanic's that have too read it 10 times, always appreciate ur showing and explaining, keep up the good work one day u will get 10mill views 😁

[@suzylarry1]

in your rant concerning "how did you learn" some folk just go to fix and repair, but you go after the " WHY did it do that ? " and then fix it . It appears from my view of you , every job is like a plane crash , not one thing cased the event , a series of issues caused the event. You mention early on in this video , cheap , wrong oils , then it is down hill from there. Great educational videos !

[@johnfry9010]

Hands down experience is the best teacher .

[@DOCTORDROTT]

Warren, you observations are spot on mate. Been doing this job for 45 years and its getting worse these days. The skills are diluted as we just become component changers. I find that the younger generation are not so hands on and just watch and not do and learn. Most stand and watch with hands in pockets. I my day you would get torn off by the teacher or the senior mechanic if you had you hands in pocked or sat on your arse. Stay safe and have a good Christmas

[@trevormansfield6740]

One of your best videos Warren. I think doing complex jobs is about interest and you’re attitude to it. I prefer your videos to be as long and in depth as possible. They all hold my attention. As for having to read something ten times, I’m no different to you. Especially if I’m doing diagnostics. If the vehicle’s not right in front of me I struggle. Merry Christmas to you and yours from the UK

[@kerrygleeson4409]

Like your videos Warren and the commentary keep up the great work 👍🇦🇺🚜

[@rickburns8492]

I for one like your videos, you make them interesting on telling us how things work, and the stories that you tell. Merry Christmas to you and all of your peeps.

[@blacksmoke5009]

I cannot believe that wasn’t slipping with all those disks gone ! Not only that you would think it would have plugged the filter and they would notice a issue there! I’m the same way I can read something 10 times but until I actually tear it apart that’s when I understand it ! Excellent video thanks for sharing bud !👍

[@flyboy6876]

enjoy your videos a lot Warren I especially like how you take the time and explain what your doing, Have a Merry Christmas and God bless you and your family

[@ernestdougherty3162]

I just wanted to stop in and say hello and tell you I love your videos I've been binge-watching them back several years because you remind me of my brother-in-law when he's going to fix up and he fixes it right or he don't touch it at all and he knows what he's doing and he knows what makes it work and how it works before he even touches it but he's a Hands-On mechanic just like I am I've never taken any vehicle I've ever owned and I'm damn near sixty the any shop I've always fix them myself if I didn't know what it was how it got a book and I read it and figured out what was the matter and fixed it and I think you're right it people's attention span is a little bit shorter nowadays than it used to be but anyhow I have a Merry Christmas love you videos

[@tomnugent845]

Merry Christmas Warren. We are totally JD on our farm and really enjoy listening to you and watching your videos. Have a happy and productive new year.

[@forrestgump1379]

I started wearing those "Rectal Exam" plastic gloves after a couple of my close friends and fellow mechanics died of pancreatic cancer. Talking about Oil specifications, that warning about this stuff being absorbed thru the skin and causing cancer, which is printed on the can of oil is really true.

[@tonychandler8908]

I love that you tell me what you are doing and what is doing keep it up brother

[@davidwhite4474]

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year . I understand what you said about the other you tube people . They don't tell you anything and I hate thier music . You are kind enough to tell us what your doing , thank you .

[@danmackintosh6325]

The attention span thing is something only 2 youtubers i know of have addressed in a video, yourself and Shango066 (lots of vintage electronic repairs along with a little mechanical stuff now and then). I think that's the issue entirely, is most people don't have the attention span to follow along on a full stripdown of something let alone a full repair (this is a short video compared to many & i bet your stats still show most people only watch the first 5 minutes before switching off and looking at what's "up next"...) That's people though, and i think it has a lot to do with if you're *really* that interested how stuff works too. It's a lot easier to focus an hour on understanding something that intrigues you than it is to spend 10 minutes on something you could care less about. I for one am glad though that there's channels like yours out there that DO get a bit more in depth and look into the hows and whys of how things work/why they fail etc. Merry Christmas to all of you over there, from the UK.

[@brendanpower5231]

Fair play to ya love to learn how these machines work the commentary helps a lot!

[@DarinMury]

Merry Christmas to you and your family. Thanks again for your Videos. God Bless. Cant wait for more videos

[@jeffsnider3588]

Best transmission table I've seen was about 18 inch tall, steel, had channel around and under the top like a gutter on a house. A hose went to a can so as oil drained it went off the side and into the channel then into a container.

[@Ottos_ScLm_Race_videos_2009_on]

I looked at this video it had 4954 views at 11:50 pm 12/21/19. I'm not doing my own stuff any more but I like watching and learning new things and how things work I have only seen from the outside. I doing wire controlls for living, it was Street Signal controll, now wash and fan controlls for kitchen venilation hoods.

[@keenankelley187]

Merry Christmas Warren your vids and the way you present yourself is top notch.

[@cepedacarlos2]

Love your videos man I don’t do heavy mechanic work but I know if I ever have to reference something your videos will help me in the future

[@jeffnevius]

i agree you do need a steel bench in that shop to lay out your parts.

[@tiredoldmechanic1791]

You need a low bench to set the transmissions on too. You already had back trouble and you shouldn't be bent over working on those. A steel top table built with a slight angle to allow oil to drain into a container is used in many transmission shops.

[@gardnerkg5frq407]

Hello i do love your content i cant stand the fast fowerd videos at all thay throw me off to where i dont understand whats going on i wish you and family a very blest Christmas and a happy new year from Gardner

[@grahammoore6386]

Another great video for the 1s that want to learn something. Not by reading out of damn books or listening to crap music. You are doing something right as the rise in your subs daily show. A merry Christmas to you and your family Warren. Look forward to the next 1. Cheers from Ireland.

[@MrCrabbing]

Merry Christmas to you and your family too, I find your videos great with the explanation and the chat, thanks for taking the time to do them.

[@junkpile4106]

Favorite channel strikes again!

[@sharkcz3099]

Thanks for all your great videos, Warren.

[@wazza33racer]

thanks for the voice over description of the situation.............although I would remind people not to work on aluminum housings on a concrete floor without great care, its very easy to bruise the exposed aluminum face of the housing and have a lot of problems.

[@Guytarling]

I am no mechanic but I do enjoy you videos keep up the good work Merry Christmas to you and your family and a happy new year to you and everyone from England

[@joefalmo5528]

I’ve always like to read the theory of operation knowing how something works and how it was designed to work makes it much easier for a mechanic to diagnose diagnosing problems is the toughest part about being a mechanic I have a cousin that went through Wyotech and the kid can’t diagnose a problem he wants to just change parts anyway I sure hope you don’t quit the way you are doing videos because I for one do not want to hear a bunch of stupid music I don’t mind a little music in the background but I don’t want it as the focus of the video I watch your videos because they are interesting and merry Christmas To you and your family

[@smokinstroker444]

Great video and explanation i have a 4850 and it shifts hard 7-8 11-12 almost stops from 11-12 shift so I know something is going wrong inside. Merry Christmas keep up the great videos

[@jerryglen986]

Merry Christmas Warren.

[@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353]

Merry Christmas to you too.

[@mikkel1249]

i have learned a lot from you since you started out as grease monkey and further and i guess i will stick around . You are truly a wise mechanic , so from Denmark have a nice Christmas . Ivan

[@MrBusdriver63]

Merry Christmas to you and you're family Warren.

[@JunkMANnx]

Warren, Thank You, for explaining all this stuff. Subscribed for life. Keep it up, man.

[@marttimustajarvi4234]

Thank you so much! I am considering to buy JD and understanding how complex system the gearbox is is very important. Tradtional (R+2)*4 or 2x(5+R) gearboxes are simple. If there is something wrong you can feel it easily. One can separate defect clutch and missing gear. But this green shuttle is a different kind of an animal. It'd be great to have 24+24R though.

[@Evergreen64]

I really think it's the level of interest too. I look at something and I want to know how it works. I have to see it working.

[@johnking2180]

Fantastic videos Warren i so wish i was living in america so i could do what you do !! I have been to pikeville Kentucky which was brilliant but its been 10 years since i visited America

[@bigrigtruckrepairmobileser2546]

Merry Christmas & a Happy New year to you Mr Warren and all your family. Your videos are great & a great help to many.

[@olspanner]

Man let's face it, with all those dogs to feed you cannot afford a slack day !. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your family. [ Dogs included naturally! ]

[@robertstock9912]

Very interesting looking forward to the rest Warren you and your family have a very marry Christmas

[@garyfeltus9801]

Wow that was really cool. Amazing that the can make that thing work. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. May you and your family have a merry Christmas.

[@tractor180350]

Merry Christmas Warren and your family also happy new year for 2020 all the best my friend, I have watched all your videos, at first I didn`t know anything about some of the things you talked about but after watching your videos the penny as finally dropped I now know what they are for and how they work. thank you for taking the time to make such great and interesting videos, love your stories too, in my opinion you are a great mechanic. Bernard from England.

[@paulteirney3587]

Merry Christmas to you and your family and wish you the best for the new year. I really love your videos as I have always loved building thing , at 69 I are loving make thing for the grandkids and helping people out with mechanic problems. Keep up the good work.

[@stuartlockwood9645]

Hi Warren and family, it's been a great year full of your video's, thank you for all your efforts, Here's wishing you a merry Christmas, and best wishes for the new year,Stuart uk.

[@suzylarry1]

Best wishes from Ontario Canada ! Take time this year for you and your family.

[@mpstenz3520]

I’m too poor to pay attention....... Merry Christmas. I look forward to your classes.......

[@nickpersenaire4443]

Merry Christmas Warren, you have our full attention thanks for sharing the details of the tear down.

[@PapaJ5667]

Merry christmas Warren to you and yours from Northest Georgia !!!

[@Gordonseries385]

Merry Christmas to you and all Warren take care

[@dannywooster8166]

Just glad you don't have music merry Christmas

[@JACKATTACKED]

Merry Christmas Warren 🎄☕🍺⚙🔩🔧👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@jeffkomplin2052]

your videos are great. unfortunately not too many people interested in tractors. But what do I know I am very bad at reading people or knowing what people want

[@gloppie3139]

MERRY CHRISTMAS to you and your family. May the Lord bless you all ways.

[@whitevamp1051]

Merry Christmas and safe Holidays to you and your family.

[@FB-tq5ln]

Enjoy your time off with the wife spending the money. Hahah. Merry Christmas and Prosperous New Year to you, Warran and Blake and your 5 pals. Thank for the education, for me I will have to review the video about 5/6 times to even know how it goes back together.

[@brooks1176finn]

Merry Christmas Warren, thanks for all the videos.

[@catap977]

I really like your videos I am a mechanic on cars and trucks

[@cineminded]

It's funny to see all these dogs together sniffing around in the beginning , and a very informative video also , good stuff.

[@steveholton4130]

Warren, May You and Yours Have a Very Safe and MERRY CHRISTMAS .Stay off the roads! sdh in CT

[@swmas02]

Warren love watching your videos, but you need a break especially over the festive season as you work very hard every day to keep these machines working for your customers. So from here in South Wales UK have a nice Christmas and a prosperous New 2020.

[@axecuttimber8307]

You are Very smart . Excellent work . Merry Christmas to you and your Family !!!

[@tabaks]

Merry Christmas!

[@dorsetfendtfarmer720]

Merry Christmas and happy new year to you and your family. 🇬🇧🍻🍺 Hope you keep as busy in 2020👍

[@TheJpsmith1996]

The John Deere Tech schools are awesome. No they don’t just teach techs to replace parts. It all depends on the guy’s attitude, the dealership he works for, and the techs that he works with back at the shop. Part of the JD tech school is learning from the techs back at the shop so if they start people on bad habits and shabby work it gets thrown back on the jd tech program when in reality it was the techs he worked with.

[@ROTTK9]

at almost any work place you will have a person who should not be working there, but got a C+ and passed the tests. ( I have no clue what the min. grade is, just an example )

[@glenvanbavel2094]

Marry Christmas. Love your videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@kennywells9107]

Good job buddy love your channel!!!

[@Ashjuk]

A very Merry Christmas to you and your family, Warren - I hope you have a good one!

[@williegillie5712]

Those steels and friction disks were huge. Is there a reason they don’t use bands in this transmission? Only saw clutch packs and a few sprags. Interesting design. I’m learning a lot.

[@johnh1235]

I don't think bands can generate the same brake force as clutches. Clutches, especially multiplate clutches like in this unit generate lots and lots of force and have a high holding capacity that is needed for longevity. Its hard to get the same performance with a band.