Machines | Brakes on John Deere

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1. good job, machine shop practices would tell you to tie your hair back for safety, however. try a piece of clean twine wrapped several times around the shoes to hole them in place then two hands free to either stretch the springs if in place or tie the springs into the shoes
2. What a great teacher. Thank you for posting.
3. tractors and pretty women are awesome !!!! you did a wonderful job on your video thanks for sharing !!!!
4. i need to get out of diesel truck shops amd into something like that. those things look much lighter than semi brakes lol. awsome job. she kills it everytime
5. great video you are very talented only one suggestion be careful replacing old brakes as asbestos was commonly used and is very dangerous please take care and keep up the good work !!!
6. Excellent and well done video. Wonder how many offers of marriage this talented young lady has received? I was ready to call Steiner Tractor and order a brake kit... and I don't even own a JD!
7. Awesome video!
8. Finally the right color tractor
9. This lady is impressive and a pleasure to listen to.
10. I like her accent
11. would this repair work on a 420?
12. This is the first Steiner Video I have watched and I am flat-out impressed. This first class. The young lady knows her stuff and articulates it very well. She covers the job very thoroughly without wasting words or time. If this is typical of Steiner, I will learn much along the way. Again, outstanding and thank you.
13. how did you not swar in this video I did the same repair and seed the f word at least 300 times
14. good job! mi amor🙊
15. I hope my 70 goes this easy. Thanks for the vid!
16. I watched the Allis brake job first, thank god I bleed green. What were they thinking? I still love my All crops.
17. Excellent Job....
18. She is smart and beautiful!!!
19. how much would a operates manual for a 1949 jd B cost
20. First of all, you go girl, Nice work, very good description on how to do the brakes. Have them set you up with a vise thats for your height. My baby girl has the same problem when she works at my bench