Best #1 John Deere Service and Repairs For Ligonier, PA

About Old Pike Tractor Service and Repairs. In New Enterprise Pa

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If you need a tractor fixed go to https://menonitemechanic.com/product-category/service/
In this case, we have a John Deere harvester, and the AC system stopped working due to the compressor seizing up. Elvern the Mennonite Mechanic took the time to flush the system before replacing the part and charging the system because there could be a chance that containments would be in the system causing the compressor to fail once again. It is costly to flush the system but it is the right way to avoid further costs not doing it right in the first place.


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In this video, the Elvern the Mennonite Mechanic fixes a T6020 New Holland. He repaired the synchronizer for high and low in the transmission and also repaired the pump injector plus the air conditioner and heater. The Mennonite Mechanic put this tractor to the test and it passed.
If you are in need of a repair on a tractor you can go to https://menonitemechanic.com/ and contact Elvern for any repairs that need to be done.

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We replaced the bad turbo with a John Deere reman turbo.
1. Replace faulty part
2. Prelube
3. New gaskets
4. Inspect to make sure everything is as good as new.
5. Reprogram the ECU
6. Put it on the Dyno to test it.
This job particular job took about 8 hours at the shop rate of $50 an hour, the customer saved half of what it would have cost at a dealership.

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You can expect after having an engine rebuilt is, More money in your pocket-book, it is cost effective.
You’l notice increased performance, runs smoother, less oil consumption, increased power.
Increased life-span of the engine, and have peace of mind.

What we do here at Old Pike Tractor when we rebuild Engines:
(1) Preparation is done, We get all the information on the type of engine we are working on, and we will also prepare the workshop to keep it organized and cleaned so we do miss any parts.
(2) Disassemble, as we take apart the engine we inspect all the parts for any wear, cracks or leaks that need fixed.
(3) Cleaning and inspecting, after the disassembly we clean the parts, we look over the parts one more time for any issues.
(4) Machining, we take the necessary means and precautions to machine the engine.
(5) Assembling, we make sure to use the proper specs while assembling the engine and add new seals and gaskets. We also lubricate all necessary components.
(6) Instal, we reattach all external components, add all fresh fluids.

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