Service Call: SUBMERGED John Deere 35G - Engine cylinders & Engine start!

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In the third and final part of our Submerged Mini Excavator series, we finish getting water out of the engine cylinders and actually start up the engine. The John Deere 35G still a few issues so watch our troubleshooting tips to see how we got the machine up and running again.
As with any service call of this nature, there were a few after-care items that needed to be taken care of. While the heavy-duty mechanic got the mini excavator running again, the alternator was going to have to be replaced to be able to operate in the field.
How did we replace the alternator? You can check it out here: • John Deere Alternator ...
SUBMERGED MINI EXCAVATOR SERIES
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00:19 Meet the mechanics
00:34 Service Call - in this episode
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01:07 Getting water out of the engine cylinders & fuel lines
05:16 Starting up the engine
08:45 Drop the cab & test the functions
13:18 Summary - Getting a submerged machine running again
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[@charliestone8323]

I'm 24 in Texas without career prospects. Been doing preventative maintenance for 3 years and I'm waiting two weeks right now for a job as a manager of a quick lube shop. I can't stop watching these videos. One day I'd consider saving up to be a mobile mechanic. Thank y'all so much for inspiration.

[@osbornebay944]

Very good vid, thanks. I ran a EX50, now retired, like to get a submerged unit. Super.

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[@TekamoHD]

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[@jondoherty3678]

Nice job Keith great video thanks

[@TekamoHD]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@user-lf7en6rf8m]

Absolutely cool, im starting to service heavy equipment/ farm equipment, thank you from phx az

[@TekamoHD]

This is awesome! Send us some photos of some of your projects, we'll try to post them in one of our videos.

[@Westfamz]

Love the videos!!

[@TekamoHD]

Thanks for watching Don!

[@georgehofgren6123]

Any chance you can do a video of installing the optional block heater on the Yanmar?

[@richo2706]

Could have used so air blower to get any possible water out of the piston dish

[@owenruth325]

Did you replace the fuel filter?

[@bobbybooshay5576]

Great vid just wondering if you do any logging equipment or do u exclusively do construction equipment if so I think I would be cool if you got a skidder or buncher on the channel thanks for uploading 😃

[@TekamoHD]

Hey Bobby. We'll do our best to get some logging equipment videos. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss it! Is there anything else you'd like to see?

[@connorgardiner3781]

Not a big jd fan but dang that’s impressive!

[@TekamoHD]

Thanks for watching and supporting the channel! We will be doing other service truck and tool videos very soon, be sure to check those out when they release.

[@flick22601]

That's a John Deere in name only. Exact same machine made as the R35Z-9A both made on the same assembly line by Hyundai.

[@georgehofgren6123]

Um, you don't know what you're talking about. Deeres are made by a small Japanese company that started out making compressors in WW1. The 3.5 deere zero tail is the most revised and refined machine of its class on the market. It has stayed true to design for decades, and has the reliability to prove it. Are they making Maytag dishwashers in that same factory as well..?

[@flick22601]

Correction. I meant Hitachi ZX 35 U5. Hitachi and John Deere have been partners designing and building excavators since 1983.

[@flick22601]

@@georgehofgren6123 Wrong. (but then again, so was I originally) Check out my correction.