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Mine is an 88" so the process is a bit different (only one adjustment point) but question for you: I turn and turn my adjustment bolt head, but it seems to do nothing. I can feel faint clicks, but nothing seems to increase the drag (let alone lock up the wheel) as I slowly rotate the lifted wheel. Does this likely mean my pads are too thin and need to be replaced? Braking seems weak already so that is why I thought I'd try this adjustment first, but maybe there is nothing left to adjust?

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I did the ice cold in Alex thing with my series 3 lightweight after a failed bump start.

Love your video...save me money. Love from Tennessee US. ❤

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Cool man I sub , you sub . the hat threw me thought you lived near by , Canada , boy was I wrong . I'm getting old so thinking of longer bar help save my back . You work the land like me so I watch . You are my 1st Australian sub. It is cool to connect and share with people all around the world👍

I would turn the oiler adjustment up to compensate for the longer bar, if it has that option. Cool video. I'm glad the longer bar is working out. 😎👍

I guess this was the best they could do in the late 60's, earl 70's.. But a really poor design even then, can't even get to the bulb easily and sooner or later it won't even start and your stuck out in the bush. Today many of us have replaced the bulbs with LED's. However, this won't work on the charger bulb.. What you have to do is get yourself a 25W 50 Ohm 5% Aluminum Housing Resistor (You could use a 5W, but it would be hot all the time, the 25W stays cool) and a diode put a IN4005 or IN4007 diode is in series with the LED as it can be damaged if the voltage goes high negative. The LED goes "across" the Resistor. The end result is you have what looks like a" bulb" to the Alternator. Or you could just keep a spare Bob with you! and all the tools to remove the dash. .Really a great video you made here, I's sure it helped many people. PS: 50ohm? The original bulb draws about 19mA, the resister will draw 25mA @ 12V, close enough. Don't over pay for these parts, should cost you well under 20 bucks, everybody selling overpriced Land Rover stuff. Oh by the way, need a series 3 Alternator for you 2A (the one used)? The secret is it cheap (like 60 bucks), used on over 200 different vehicles, "they "won't tell you that. Search for " Backhoe 420 3-175". Example: www.amazon.com/dp/B07YN2C9LJ?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details. Lucas does not make new alternators anymore (and it was a crap brand in the day) , but this model is still very popular on old cars and there are many new ones out there made by others, better quality too. But the don't advertise, the 2A, 3 market is too small. Just search for the "Backhoe 420 3-175" if you need one. Good luck mates! Edit: but you will still need an adaptor hardware set to mount the series 3 on a 2A. Land Rover North and others sell it.

Sorry mate but this video was still a fail. I don’t understand why it’s hard to actually bring the measuring cup to the screen and physically show exactly how to pour the correct mix. Not 5L or 2L, but exactly like the measurements say on the tool 50:1 or 25:1.

The ram appears to stop about one inch short of the tip of the splitter blade. Is there an adjustment to reduce this gap?

I was gifted a 500-watt wind turbine similar to yours and was wondering how to stick it on a pole. Thank you very much for documenting your progress. Like you, my home is on the grid, but it was going to cost me $1000.00 US to trench power from the meter to my 12x24 ft shed. I opted to purchase 2 200watt solar panels, and I'm getting ready to start building a small solar battery system. This windmill was an unexpected bonus.

I really like your setup mate. So many youtube clips are these pristine perfect show pony setups ordering in everything little piece custom.I like how you've reused the bits you had lying around the place. Your setup looks great for what a workshop should be for - actually doing work.

To all of you rebuilding your cylinders if the cylinder is scratched up then you are just wasting you time replacing the seals. It will leak again even with new seals in it.

The only thing I want for X-mas ..., is a kinetic log splitter. I hate hydraulic.

I ran a H 362 for 15 yrs. Been çutting for 50 + yrs. Just this yr - bought a 572 with a36 inch bar. It is a pro saw. Best I have ever owned. Wish you well.

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nice video though! glad you're pleased with it, full skip is a good idea too

3.2kw? sounds like an electric heater 😂

Hi the tea 20 did come with a low reduction on some tractors as i had one it gives you a 8 speed ans 2 reverses you can add one if you can find one the parts are extra to fit on tractor the hoe was fergie it bolted to rear with a lever to disengage drive of hoe to engauge low you had another lever on opposit side it worked perfect as i use to grow potatoes my brother inlaw now hase that tractor still going great cheers

Liked and subscribed, interested in your Forestwest.

I’m a Canadian 🇨🇦 and I too have a 1950 TEA Ferguson.

I thought the chain brake was on at first but once you got it spinning and I seen and could hear it’s way tight. You want it tight but not too tight. Try only tightening it till the chain touches the bottom of the bar. It is really hard on the crankshaft bar and everything in between. Very good video though. Not many people show and explain going over manufacturers recommendations on bar length.

new cylinder $250 , my time is worth more , i waa going to go this route but in this case ill buy a new cylinder made of Chinesium.

Got one of these given to me for parts. Managed to get it back to full working order. If anyone has one, it's impossible to get an aftermarket gear head for them (except from Honda at a massive price). Main problem is the shaft is 6mm x 5mm. I bought an aftermarket one with a 5mm square entry and simply ground down the 6mm side of the Honda shaft to suit. Cost £12. Other problem is a throttle cable is hard to get. Ergo do a decent trigger complete with cable and handles which works well on them for £20

I have one lime this,it is the best! From Brazil

whipperwhat? strimming, mate, strimming :) great vid, useful, thx

How is this splitter still holding up?

A great help thank you

I went on the sight and it will only split 16 in long logs. A lot of extra wood to process because of short length

Yes, if its small enough plus soil not too hard.

How is it resisting over the years ? How many cords of wood have you split with this thing before any maintenance ?

How did the pole hold up? Did you ended up putting guild rope?

How is it golding up? Im in the market for a splitter.

Beautiful country. I like the chain attachment to log idea. I'll give that a try. Thanks for posting - from USA.

You referenced power in kilowatts; you can't be trusted.

Perfect!!! Thank you for this excellent vid!!!

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Low compression, burning lots of oil.

I never had pressed either I this is my first time watching your chanel I love it.ive had really good luck with out all of the amenities of a nice shop.just taking your time and focusing on not damaging things.i works pretty well.ive made some bad mistakes.but learning is the only way.

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That looks about as much fun as walking barefoot on broken glass. I’m dreading the day I do mine. Thanks for the sleepless nights ahead 😅

Would love to hear if this thing is still banging out hits.

In Bulgaria we call it Hrastorez, from cut bush, a bush cutter something like that. Greetings from Europe

I realise this video is years old - but how did you put the kids car seat in the front? Is it pretty straight forward?

Great vid mate -:30 is big 😃 is that just Cheap engine oil as bar oil mate ? I've been thinking of doing that tbh

Most likely this is the same problem we are having on our IIA. Thanks for the vid!

in Scotland it's called a strimmer

Great videos mate. Much appreciated info on the series 2. Cheers Shane

good work. your helping more than you reliise

Great video, except I have a Hytachi ex27u and it has a different holding nut on the ram . It has a set screw with ball check to make sure it doesn’t back out, but your video was great some great pointers. Thank you