GC1705 50 Hour Service Video

[rider7767]

I hope everyone enjoys the video. I hope it helps someone with their service. OK, I am ready for the nit picking! Bring it on. :thumbsup:

Massey Ferguson GC1705 Tractor 50 hour service Part 1 - YouTube

 

[Scut 4 Big Bucks]

Great video, rider.

Pictures are great, but they don't compare to a good video.

Thanks for posting, I'm 10 hours over right now and have to get this done.

 

[Fiziksgeek]

Great video. Wish I was able to find something like that a few years back when I got my first tractor!

 

[Snobdds]

Good Job...

 

[rider7767]

Great video, rider.

Pictures are great, but they don't compare to a good video.

Thanks for posting, I'm 10 hours over right now and have to get this done.

I have the second part of the video done. I've just got to get to it.

 

[jrm21]

Great video. Thanks.

You asked for nitpicking, so I will throw this out...

You never pointed out to put the oil drain plug back in BEFORE you add the new oil. Yes, it should be obvious. However, you do start the video mentioning it if for people who are new to these types of projects.

Although it doesn't take away from the video, I am curious why the video quality changes a few times. It starts off pretty low-res, then all of s sudden it goes to high-res and back to low. No big deal, just wondering why the differences.

 

[rider7767]

They will figure out the the drain plug thing. One was a GOPro and the other was a phone. I forgot I had set my phone to low resolution. It will film to 4k. To bad that happened, it would have been better. Thank you for the input.:thumbsup:

Great video. Thanks.

You asked for nitpicking, so I will throw this out...

You never pointed out to put the oil drain plug back in BEFORE you add the new oil. Yes, it should be obvious. However, you do start the video mentioning it if for people who are new to these types of projects.

Although it doesn't take away from the video, I am curious why the video quality changes a few times. It starts off pretty low-res, then all of s sudden it goes to high-res and back to low. No big deal, just wondering why the differences.

 

[rider7767]

Good Job...

Thank you

 

[Hitechredneck1]

Great video. Can't wait to see part II.

 

[Fiziksgeek]

Great video. Thanks.

You asked for nitpicking, so I will throw this out...

You never pointed out to put the oil drain plug back in BEFORE you add the new oil. Yes, it should be obvious. However, you do start the video mentioning it if for people who are new to these types of projects.

Although it doesn't take away from the video, I am curious why the video quality changes a few times. It starts off pretty low-res, then all of s sudden it goes to high-res and back to low. No big deal, just wondering why the differences.

They will figure out the the drain plug thing. One was a GOPro and the other was a phone. I forgot I had set my phone to low resolution. It will film to 4k. To bad that happened, it would have been better. Thank you for the input.:thumbsup:

Funny you should mention that...I forget to put the oil drain plug back in when I serviced my first tractor ~3 years ago. I only spotted it once the puddle under the tractor got big enough! Of course, it required 2.7 quarts and I only picked up 3, so I found myself a little short and had to make a trip out to the store...!