John Deere 450H Might Be a $100 Fix… or $15k Mistake

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  @C_CEQUIPMENT · 11 months ago · pinned

  What’s the most expensive “cheap” repair you’ve ever had turn into a full-blown project? 👇

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  @JPaul60 · 11 months ago

  That fork lift is truly impressive. Tucker lying in hydraulic oil mud taking off the belly pan, "I hate this job". A real working man now.

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  @stevea9604 · 11 months ago

  Your dad taught you…You are teaching your sons…He is seeing what a good job he did

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  @terrycannon570 · 11 months ago

  Great content Clint. I always love your diagnoising the problem rather than just throwing expensive parts at it like many So Called ASE shops do. A good diagnostic mechanic is worth more than gold.

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  @heyitsvos · 10 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rsl7bRo-eXY&amp;t=157">2:37</a> anyone else get anxiety watching the rub rails? 😂

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  @prodkey · 11 months ago

  Love your diagnosing! Always fun when it is deep in it! You’ll get it!

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  @xoxo2008oxox · 11 months ago

  Always love the dozer repair videos!

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  @patrickoshea7475 · 11 months ago

  I miss Mason in the videos, he didn&apos;t say much, but he was a good young fellow to have around, and a good worker.

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  @MySynthDungeon · 11 months ago

  Barn find! ya! Here we go! You guys rock! ;-)!!!

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• JA

  @jamessmith7691 · 1 month ago

  Big Moe to the rescue. What a beast. Good informative video.Thanks for the helicopter ride , what a feeling it must be.

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  @ewanstewart8011 · 11 months ago

  I worked for a local mechanical engineering on machines that he owned and he was fixing a piece of farm equipment when he got a call from a Case dealer about a machine that they had sold to a young guy, he had taken out a second mortgage on his house to buy it and it had broken down and after 5 days of shooting it with the parts cannon they threw in the towel, my boss completed the repair on the farm equipment drove 250 miles, leaving at 2am got to the job site at 8am and diagnosed the problem as a stuck pilot valve, which he said was caused by a piece of metal from the manufacturing process as the rest of the system was completely clean. The owner said that if the machine wasn’t working for the Monday morning that he would have lost the job and possibly his, oh and my boss just happened to have a valve in his van which helped no end, he now owns 7 excavators a farm and a bus company 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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  @nickprice7752 · 11 months ago

  The amount of knowledge you have about these machines never fails to impress me.. I mean you run your own business so obviously you’re not stupid but damn lol. You definitely know your shit, it’s awesome to watch and learn stuff. You guys are quickly becoming one of my top channels

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