The thing I appreciate about the Challenger/ Fendt/ Massey tractors is that the oils in the hydraulic reservoir, transmission, and planetaries are all kept separate. If there is a problem in one of those areas, then contamination or damage is less likely to spread to the others.

Another can`t leave video Andy,the workings of the modernday tractor compaired to those of my

So good to have staff that have so much hands on knowledge and skills to do your own repairs good to see great team work all the best from West Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Just one word...fascinating. First time I've seen a tear down like that. They look just like big automatic trans clutches. Thanks for sharing this.

Man that was a mess for sure it's amazing how much stuff can get screwed up good video I never knew that you had to take all that apart for brakes I learned a bunch thanks for sharing this part of repairs.

thats quite a process to do a brake job , glad you found the problem at the brake and not in deeper $$$$$$$ great video as usual keep em coming !

One of several sweet videos so so thankful to learn a sample of special stuff. Thank you more than you will ever know Andy !!!!!

Another interesting educational video Andy, Thx.

That was an interesting trip inside those brakes.. thanks for video taking us along. Amazing.

Thouroughly enjoyed the brake job video boss. Good one. Thank you for sharing and thank you for introducing Bob. Highlight right there.

Another job in the books, but it`s good that John Deere can come out and help .Love me some green paint ! The only other tractor that I ever drove was a 2870 Case 4 wheel drive that we pulled a 330 John Deere disk, a 8 W/A row ripper hipper (planted cotton on a bed) and a 25 foot John Deere do-all which had 39 shanks on it over fresh broke ground (moldboard) ,It was stout but 15 mph road speed . Enjoyed watching .

It is always good to have the expert to give a helping hand.

Always a good feeling when it works after you get so much time in it👍

Really enjoy your videos andy love the wide variety of work you all do.

Well buddy I hate seeing you have to spend time and money on fixing her but I'm so glad you found it before something else happened great video brother

Great content. Have piled enough hours in these to wonder how the brakes work. Deere💯💪

Thanks for the ride along Andy, with all of the repairs going on. The whole crew is getting some invaluable OJT. Nothing can substitute real world problems and how to fix them.

Andy always takes time to make the young people feel good!! # Super cool dude!!

Thanks for sharing Andy 👍

Good video, amazed there was no warning on that tractor with how bad that brake was gone and the other in good condition