John Deere 5055E; Starter Replacement

In this video I swap out the starter on my 2013 John Deere 5055E that has a failed solenoid. This thing has cranked over slow for a few years and now it's time to fix it right.
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[@SouthMainAuto]

New Starter 12-V CW 10-Tooth for John Deere: amzn.to/3dlqPhq Here is the starter I used. Like i say I don't usually do the Amazon for parts but it had outstanding reviews.

[@claytonfite3197]

could it be a Dorman starter? Lol

[@calholli]

They don't like the screwdriver trick because once the tractor starts to run you over -- it doesn't stop very easily. I'm sure they had enough people start it in gear to try to slow down the suicide starter fellas.

[@calholli]

A quick way to clean that battery acid/ corrosion off is to sprinkle a good amount of baking soda on there, and just pour some hot/ warm water over it. Even on your corroded battery terminals-- just place the terminal flat onto the top of the battery, and fill up the open ring full of baking soda, and pile a little more on top and wash over it with some hot water --- it will have shinny new copper inside that ring-- inside the battery terminal. I was actually surprised at how well it works. I bet hydrogen peroxide would work well too, maybe.... You can buy a case of baking soda on flee bay for nearly nothing. It's good to have around-

[@jdjd7127]

When's the sweet corn harvest???

[@MikeBrown-ii3pt]

@@jdjd7127 The day that the venison is processed lol!

[@DIYDaveOK]

There's essentially a zero percent chance I'll ever touch a John Deere tractor, yet when Eric works on one, I'm watching it. Thanks as always, Eric!

[@CrimeVid]

It does not matter if you’re not going to work on something Eric’s doing. Treat it as I do, as a kind of insurance, if you’ve half an idea how to fix it, it’s not going to happen to you !

[@garykirk1968]

Rest easy knowing this.. You are NOT missing anything.

[@PB4204eva]

Me neither, unless if one day I decide to sell the house and buy a farm.

[@PB4204eva]

I still enjoy watching the videos till the end

[@quietsignal]

Brings back memories of helping a classmate buck 75 pound bales onto a hay wagon six layers high for his dad at $2 per hour. I weighed 120 pounds, cutting weight for the wrestling team. Shows how strong, and stupid, we were back then...

[@turner0224]

I’ve seen Mr. O repair cars, trucks, tractors , trailers, lawn mowers, cook bacon and eggs in a brown bag over smoldering coals. Convinced if he was repairing a toilet , I’d be right there watching ha ha .

[@marksd5650]

And shooting guns

[@mforrest85]

I'm sure he could do it.

[@brianburns7211]

We can’t forget repairing Vinny’s mobility scooter.

[@jayjudd6518]

Love you guy . I watch just to learn about everything you have say . But I don’t think I can do it .

[@springfield4522]

@@marksd5650 Like to see a little more of that..

[@jbrhel]

"Either I'm going crazy or I have children." LOL I can relate! Great to see you out in the fresh air working for your family instead of your customers. Thanks for the video.

[@kevinbarry71]

Aren't they the same thing?

[@onenuttybuddy]

When I was growing up, Dad has his toolbox and a nice assortment of tools he kept in the garage. I was notorious for borrowing a tool , or two, and not putting it back in the toolbox. He often found them lying on ground, somewhere in the yard, and I would get yelled at again for not putting tools away where I found them. When my boys were old enough, I would often insisted they help me with projects that required mechanical tools. I taught them how to use a wrench, a ratchet and socket, screw drivers, different kinds of pliers, so on and so forth. When we were finished the project, they would help me wipe off the tools, and put them back in the toolbox. You know, I never had any problems with them borrowing tools and leaving them out. I tried to be a better father to my boys than my father was to me. I was successful is some areas, and not so successful, in other areas. Such is life. Good memories though!! Funny story about Dad and his planted corn. For years, Dad used to go around his small planted patch of corn and take a leak here and there to try and keep the deer out of the corn. One day, 6 or 7 years ago, dad comes in the house and ask my mom, "Hey, how long have them houses been back there on the other side of creek?" (the creek was the boundary between our land and the neighbors land...and the corn was planted 10 feet from the creek) Mom says, "oh, about 10 years or so". Dad replies, " Oh shite, I guess I better stop pissing back there before someone calls the cops" . Mom told that story at Thanksgiving dinner that year and we all roared with laughter, even Dad too. Great story.

[@NugTrace]

"Turn the corn into meat..." Awesome quote!

[@tiredagain6722]

Always love the hot dog breath on your neck when you're working on the tractor!

[@dirtroadsailing6418]

I'm glad to see that Eric O is a normal guy at home and has a cheap-ass compressor like the rest of us.

[@SouthMainAuto]

and a dirt floor lol

[@kaafromoz]

Thanks Eric was a pleasure to see you out in the sunshine away from the noise and hassles working on your tractor. Dogs are looking so big now, but when you drove to your corn field I was hoping too see some baseball players emerge. Keep Safe Keep Strong My Friend 🦘🦘🦘🦘🚜🚜

[@JT-xk1fw]

I've been watching this channel for more than a year and I had no idea what his name was.

[@imacgst27]

If you build it they will come... Lol

[@victorpena9824]

Hey, Eric. This reminded me of my Dad bringing home company equipment on the weekends to do maintenance. Track pins, bucket welding, radiator replacement, starters and alternators, etc. We were in the living room waiting for Bugs Bunny, he would come in and say, "I need YOU to help me outside, Now!" Bye, bye Bugs. I miss him.

[@redneck3583]

Jesus turned water into wine… Eric turns corn into meat! That’s the gospel truth🙏🏻😂

[@paulcrusse7800]

Thanks brother. Your videos are right on . Just found out I have a brain tumor and watching your videos takes my mind off not being able to work. I am a refrigeration technician and I'm use to working in industrial settings. So there's always someone that you learn from anywhere you work. Your a great teacher. And you don't even have to go to tech and teach. Keep on keeping on.

[@stevenfuchs2548]

Morning coffee and A SMA video, can't go wrong. My first foray into tractors was my neighbors Kioti ck20. He had a stroke a couple years ago and does not have good mobility on his right side. He still gets out there to mow and plant his garden. That's another whole story. Anyway, the only way he could shut it off was to clutch kill it. Which was not working to good. I tore into it and eventually found a cooked wire (small neg.) from the battery. The cause was a chaffed wire at the alternator. Out comes the harness, replace wire and amazingly, everything works as advertised. Thanks to watching your videos my inspection skill have improved. Thanks for reading! Remember, If I can do it, you can do it!

[@stevenfuchs2548]

@MESSAGE ME ON TELEGRAM WIDWESTSTREETCAR ok Trying, not going well.

[@stevenfuchs2548]

ok I think I got it, Please confirm.

[@novaka240]

I love the loader safety lockout on the house….smooth move! Nice work as always.

[@Kntryhart]

1:15 I had a similar situation on a Case IH 235. I did install a new starter, but being the curious type, I disassembled the old starter to diagnose. What I found was that one lead on one brush was improperly routed. As the brush wore, the brush spring could not force the brush against the commutator. Long story-short, I rerouted the wire and now have a spare starter. Regards.

[@BigMouth380cal]

More! More of these, "Back On The Homestead". Lot's of interesting mechanical repairs where your skills and common sense would make great content.

[@jonminer9891]

Hi, Mr. O. Turning corn into meat is a good trick. Don't forget to share that! Thanks for sharing! Stay Healthy!

[@Buuttcc]

I like to watch you work. I don't think I've ever heard that " You play stupid games you win stupid prizes". 😄

[@johnlee8231]

Good to see the dogs out and about. Havent gotten to see them since the shop cat took over

[@CheezyDee]

Knowing how JD works these days, I'm surprised you didn't need to take it to the dealer for a software update.

[@arthurcunningham530]

When I heard you make the comment "three or six months ago" , 67 years old work on other people's stuff. Somehow never find the time to work on my own. Sort of reminds me of you with the better half's timing belt and various other repairs on your other vehicles." Shoemakers kids go barefoot".👍

[@andrewstratton806]

Yup my grandfather owned and auto repair shop in the the prny and he never changed the oil in any of his stuff. Barely fixed things that broke on his stuff because he was always fixing other people's stuff

[@glennjukes5581]

I have heard the carpenter's porch fell off his house..@@andrewstratton806 😞😞

[@mleo2999]

“The old reach around”. Love it

[@jorgefernandez-mv8hu]

I like the way you leaned the arms up against the house so they don't crush you and you get access. Best line of video is don't worry we'll turn corn into meat later on if you know what I mean. Nice tractor now clean the crusties off the battery. 😁

[@ronwatson4902]

A farmer and a deer hunter and a mechanic! My word you got it going on fella! Thanks for a very good video.

[@bartsarton2212]

I thought you were about to start a joke. A farmer, a deer hunter and a mechanic walk into a bar...

[@chrishartley1210]

I was just looking at starter motors and solenoids for my sister-in-law's car, the solenoid alone was available but only about one pound cheaper than the complete starter. I guess that option was a non-starter.

[@craigsowers8456]

🤣🤣🤣 I caught that Mate !!!

[@jamespfitz]

Who knew they sold auto parts by weight.

[@chrishartley1210]

@@jamespfitz Of course, otherwise you might overload the parts cannon.

[@TheKeenej]

Finally! A mechanic who actually works on his own equipment!

[@stevelapointe140]

Enjoyed going for a "Shake" on the ole JD. Great as always.

[@DonRRicks]

I’ve had to replace the starter on my 2007 Kubota L4740. I was dreading it, and while I wouldn’t want to do it on a regular basis, it wasn’t too bad. The crusties also took out the hold down rods on the battery. I cleaned everything up, washed it all up with baking soda, let it dry, replaced everything and back to work

[@wazza33racer]

dont mention that to channel 'western truck and tractor repair" LoL. Warren absolutely hates Kubota's, and I can see why ;)

[@thewt]

This has got to be the cleanest install on a tractor that's in a field. He had the right tools. Even the right parts. And, he had rubber gloves. Amazing.

[@ehsnils]

Normal situation is that there's a 1/2" thick layer of dirt mixed with diesel, oil and unknown substances.

[@MrWolfSnack]

@@ehsnils and there may or may not be a wasp nest in some crevasse of the engine bay

[@rogermacdearmid4380]

It’s nice to see a small glimpse into the homestead side of the O’s. Love the pups BTW.

[@mrkttrdr2919]

awesome to see the pups havin fun on the back 40, will never have to do this job but it was much appreciated that u let us watch u on the homestead, thanks for posting

[@martinsorra6529]

Been watching your vids for a while now and this one struck really nice. Out of the shop and on the home front. It was nice.

[@BigDaddy_MRI]

SMA at home! Love it. That new starter really spins her over. Thanks Mr. O.

[@scotttierney4759]

Mrs O is happy you fixed her riding mower

[@billcullen8712]

Nice to see you at home relaxing turning a wrench. Last time I remember you in that field your dad was helping you plow it I Think! Corn looks good

[@porkchop4604]

I want to come back as a dog. Great county area and nice to have all the land. Please, take a few deer!!!

[@kurtb3606]

"..children like to borrow things" lol although now 56, I remember driving my father nuts with using his tools and not returning them...learned why he bought me a tool box and tools when I was 18..so I would stop taking his :)

[@dennisgundlach87]

Thanks for all you do for us Eric, enjoyed the video

[@brucedennis3509]

This video was so useful and well done. I have a 2016 5055E and my starter finally crapped out. Sounded like yours when you started it before you changed it. Again very well done with no camera jiggle and audio was good as well. Very clear. Thanks

[@2491kridge]

My first experience of someone jumping a starter, when I first started at a shop as a oil lube tech way back when, a tech had a truck in his bay, an early 90’s F150 and the shifter was messed up and the car was in reverse, him and a manager were doing something on the car and I remember the manger saying “here just give me a screwdriver”, well he jumped the starter and immediately the tires squealed and the car shot backwards out the bay, the two of them tried hanging onto the bumper with utter failure, one of the other guys chased it out of the shop and tried reaching through the window and failed, the trucked ended up smashing right into the front bumper of the tech that was working on it who had his truck parked out back. Definitely gave me an early experience of making sure you know damn well what you’re doing and don’t get sloppy lol

[@KCAATV]

On older tractors, shorting across the solenoid would bypass the transmission safety switch. That mistake was fatal to two of my neighbors. I am so glad to know that John Deere covered it.

[@pontiacmaniac2]

Gotta use the safety in between the ears.

[@tectalabyss]

My old John Deere. Has a park position on the shifter. And I never try to start it unless I am on the seat. It was made when Common sense was still a thing. No amount of warning stickers and safety's will help if you have none.

[@dans_Learning_Curve]

My '41 Farmall H I leave it in N when I stop it

[@wssides]

Don't know for sure about USA but it has been illegal in Canada for many years to sell a tractor that is easy to start with a screwdriver- at least back to the JD 5010. I had neighbours run over by hand crank and by flywheel crank tractors (including steel lug wheels). Not triple checking goes back to the time of horses at least.

[@agosto1685]

@@wssides My mother-in-law's father was killed in a horse related accident. He got off the cart to open the gate and the horse proceeded through the gate, crushing him between the cart and the gate.

[@jeromestrong5614]

Another great video brought to you by Mr.O. Working on the John Deere . Have a Awesome day. God Bless

[@debndave4871]

Always good to see a new SMA video. I got a good chuckle when I saw the crusting on the battery.

[@dwightpage1905]

Had to replace a starter on my Cub Cadet (Mitsubishi). Normal suppliers wanted $1100 - $1000. On a whim, found one on Amazon for just over $200. Same starter as dealer. Been on there for 3 years, works perfectly.

[@jet936]

Really enjoyed this video Eric, good to see your doggies! I was reminded of the number of times I had to short out the starter motors on broken down buses but as they were 24v I used a tyre lever as a screwdriver wouldn't have lasted long⚡️⚡️Best wishes from the UK. Andrew.

[@mlsargent51]

A couple of life times ago, I had 2 german shepards and 10 siberian huskys.. that quick glimpse, brought back a heap of memories.. Thanks! :)

[@shotfromafar]

Thanks for the excellent video- Informative and entertaining without too much B.S. I used your info to change the starter on my 2013 5065E. It has always clicked a couple times then started slow. For years I thought that was just how it was. It recently got to the point it would only click. I opted for a $150.00 starter from Amazon v/s the $510.00 one from Deere. Man what a difference! Wish I had changed it years ago! Fires up as soon as I turn the key - no click, no drag. -- And thanks for mentioning the wrench sizes as you went! - Saved me a lot of guess work and running back and forth to the toolbox. I was in and out in 20 minutes!

[@mrspof]

Everybody knows putting a bit of oil on the outside of the oil filter makes the whole deal run smoother. Thanks for the video!

[@MrGardman]

No matter what you are doing, it's always entertaining and informative.

[@freetolook3727]

@16:06 Lower taxes on unfinished projects on houses. There was a guy in Gallupville, NY that had a brick house. Over the years he renovated the house but the last 4 or 5 courses of bricks remained unfinished. It was a problem as it was under the eaves and protected from water intrusion. This went on for years. When I asked someone who knew the guy what that was all about, he said that the minute he finishes, his property taxes will go up as a full assessment of the project being done. So, he never finished it!😂

[@Judge-wi1on]

good seeing you working on that Yanmar engine. Have to diagnose wiring problems in a 4250 farm tractor.

[@stuartdwight8191]

Nice to see you outside the shop not working on cheap junk!👍.Keep up the nice work.

[@kimberg759]

That sir was worth the watch. I will never have a tractor, but good info as always. Love your spread of land. I bet the kids like it when its full of snow, and those beautiful dogs. Thanks for sharing Mr. O. love from AZ ❤

[@daviddelle774]

Keep that one on your spare parts shelf. My smaller John Deere lost a solenoid. I needed the tractor before I could get a new solenoid or starter. I did the Ivan no parts required repair, I drilled out the rivets, tore it apart and sanded down the contacts. Then I sprayed it with some Deoxit and put her back together. She's been working great more than a year now.

[@deanmckee1385]

Thanks Eric, the odd stuff you get to work on is pretty cool

[@jamespfitz]

Soooouth Main Auto is the place to be, Faaaaaarm living is the life for E. Ruuuuust spreading out so far and wide, keep Manhattan give Eric the countryside!

[@mrdude2702]

I loved the change of pace.

[@nadkram1]

Good to see a little variety... and some of the homestead. Good stuff!!

[@CommomsenseSmith]

Nice to see Johny again. Like when you mix it up with working on your equipment and the “Jeep on the Cheap”. Good stuff as always.

[@ryanalexander984]

The return of outdoors with Eric O

[@GNX157]

Glad to hear you’re keeping the old one. You’ll figure out a way to get a new solenoid or clean up the contacts and keep it as a spare.

[@cal4625]

Enjoyed the change of scenery. Cute dogs.

[@marcdedouallier3209]

And we turn the corn into meat :-) :-) Made my day.... (I'm sure the haters are gonna hate :-) :-) )

[@robertklein9190]

Game Warden gave him a thumbs-up, he'll be around checking out the tree stand soon.

[@danielbutler578]

Reminds me that the best way to enjoy leafy greens and whole grains is to feed them to a cow and convert them into steak.

[@markspencer6235]

Love the Eric O torque Settings you have mastered the click Eric 😀

[@rogermcmillan4631]

Hey good morning Eric this looks like a very easy project and good morning to your two dogs my friend

[@scottmarshall6766]

I've got a 50A DB electrical alternator on my 2006 Kubota B7800 (Upgrade from factory PM dynamo) - price was right (< $100), seems to be a ND (Nippondenso, now "Denso"). Working well, can now run 2 big light bars, stereo and cell phone charger. You can buy direct from DB online. Pretty sure most 'name brands' are the same as the DB etc. repackaged ala NAPA Dorman. a lot of those solenoids use a copper disk which sometimes be flipped or dressed back up in a pinch. Fix it up and you have a spare.

[@jimbos1567]

Have two John Deere's. A 2023 and 3039R. Enjoy watching my favorite Ace Mechanic work on the tractors.

[@bigmuz_pilot]

You're a good man Eric, love your work!

[@TheWrench97]

You can always have Ivan come up and fix the old solenoid :)

[@Troy_Built]

A nice change of scenery. I try to remember to put cardboard or tarp down before I tackle something like that. Somehow I always manage to drop something small on the ground.

[@stephenbierlein2517]

I enjoy seeing you doing that. Many people have utility tractor's. Might give insight what to look at. Would rather work on a tractor than newer vehicles. A lot of the newer stuff you can't get information to troubleshoot and repair. Any body that doesn't understand this project applies to many people more so than not.

[@revbikerbigd8664]

Oil filter July 25 ,2020.??? Lol 140 hours then but how many now?? We love watching, you bring us back before retiring our auto repair business. You and your wife remind us of ourselves when we were young and do repairs on everything! Hope to meet yas someday 💟🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@stacydornan9765]

Your a Goodman Eric,God bless you and the fam bro

[@audikris]

Glad I'm not the only one who rests the loader on a building to hold it up while doing repair/maintenance.

[@aaronbryant1008]

This turned into an "Outdoors with Eric O" video... need more of those.

[@JustHelpMeOuT5466]

Awesome tractor, you are truly living the american dream. Have a good hunt this fall!

[@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling]

Car Repair Shop and a Farm. I've seen you slip and slide around in the vehicle but thought it was random land. Nice piece of property there Mr O. Loving that the Deer and feeding themselves and feeding you. You could do with an at Home Channel like Ray with everything you got going on at the Homestead especially with hunting season and off roading. But then again when would you get some down time just to relax or are you on the go every working hour? You have such a way of explaining and are entertaining to watch. One extra thing I get from the channel which is a biggy for me is an understanding of how and why things fail and how you replace them. This gives me a bit more knowledge when I book in for a repair. Thanks for sharing Mr O.

[@CountryboyBOB]

Just changed mine on 5045e sounds completely different thanks got information.

[@saturnslutII]

Ready for the winter now

[@tracychilds3546]

I can't hardly wait to sit in a stand good luck to you and Mrs O

[@jerrygeorgopolis8015]

Nice looking corn stand !

[@jasoncassidy2517]

That Harbor Freight air ratchet is a really good buy. I’ve had mine over 5 years now with daily use and zero problems

[@ronwilsonbusdriver9304]

Was not expecting the corn field at the end. Nice.

[@danielesilvaggi]

I miss going to Michigan to hunt deer. From Windsor Ontario Canada my grandfather had 10 acres near Kalkaska Michigan. Great videos as always.

[@TheJmich2001]

Your success sir is my goal. Hard work pays off!. NJ

[@gungadin70]

Beautiful dogs Mr.O , I also had a sheperd mix named Sheba. Love em like family.

[@tedpope517]

You’re a brave man doing that over the grass. 😉

[@david130469]

What a great life your dogs have 👍

[@chrisforker7487]

Nice to see something different! A whole lot easier than my F150!

[@ryanridgely7807]

Sweet rig! My ol' German Shepherd had the exact same build as yours. Such great dogs!

[@SouthMainAuto]

They're big babies haha.... till they're not 😉

[@danielbutler578]

When you mentioned the 4 volt drop across the solenoid and the symptoms of it sometimes taking several tries before the starter would work my mind went back to my 72 Olds Cutlass. About a month after I got it I started having the old hard start issue with the starter not cranking until you tried it 2 or 3 times. When I went to take it off to fix it I saw the nightmare that was going to happen if I started taking the exhaust pipe off so I could get the starter out of the tight spot it was in. So I tried the old take the battery cable off, loosen the back nut on the battery bolt on the solenoid and rotate it half a turn, then put it back together. It worked. I never had another problem out of that starter. After the car was hit in two separate accidents and totaled, I pulled the engine and transmission to put in a 67 Ford pickup. My concern about pulling the exhaust pipe was confirmed but having the engine out made getting the broken studs out much easier. That 350 Rocket engine made that pickup a nightmare to drive. The only person who never had any problem driving it was my very petite wife. I had it turn around in the road a few times unintentionally before I got the hang of driving it and one guy at a tire shop nearly ran through the shop with it. If you didn't know what it would do it would take off like a bat out of well you know what I mean.

[@2gofaster]

Started the video... aww crap, I accidentally clicked on Donyboy73's channel but behold it's Eric. Well it's not the classic "There's your problem lady" but it will do. Thanks Eric ✌️✌️

[@dorightal4965]

From a high tech certified shop owner to a farm tractor "Shade House" mechanic out on the home property. Got to tend those crops, my friend! The corn to meat transition must be maintained !

[@meomy1937]

Thanks again when I try to explain Trouble shooting to people you are my Gold Standard.

[@GunfighterWyo]

Great video. You are talented. Good to see your tractor working. My Uncle used to have an A2 that you started by turning a flywheel. Glad you don't have to do that!

[@leswalker2639]

I still like the old John Deere and the new. They are simple to work on most of the time and easy repairs.

[@zx8401ztv]

Nice to see you fixing something for yourself for a change :-D What a difference a new starter motor makes, fast and snappy. Toads are harmless, i've had to pick them up and move to a safe place while im mowing the garden. No need to hurt them.

[@SouthMainAuto]

Oh I know they are but when the dogs pick them up in their mouths, the toads pee and it make the dogs mouths foam like crazy. It's kinda funny really...

[@richardmitchell7836]

@@SouthMainAuto MY dog does the same thing, but it is so hard to get my dog to give up on chasing the dang toads...oh yeah it's funny that we leave our own stuff until it's almost too late LOL AKA shoemaker. Be well

[@diesel46809]

Great video, awesome update on the dogs, been awhile since I had seen them.

[@tomrude1288]

Monday morning surprise, Thanks Eric.