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those lil machines are dangerous

What do you use for fluid in your machine?

That boom splitter would be good for stump splitting.

Did you say your daughter would stack the wood? Is she an Amazon?

Good video. It went about the way I thought it would. When you use those screw type splitters. You need to split your whole log and then buckem to length. I always thought they were nothing but an accident going someplace to happen.

Good grief be careful on that thing. You should put 90 degree fittings on those lines and tie them up. Also, if you get the auger stuck again (you will lol) if you hit the wood on the end in a counterclockwise direction with a hammer, other piece of firewood, etc. it will usually dislodge it. I might have missed it in the video but how much did you end up getting it for with all of those extras?

Like your video Im at the same level you are unit and at the same level you are but I have some useful mod info for PM me

mine is similar with the cab and I have hit my head before, but no blood. i want to add some kind of counterweight to mine.

Get a chance to get quick change for attachments. Makes fast to change. The get quick attachments for hoses. Go to hydraulic shop and pick up. Or call first to see if they have metric adapters. I use 7/8 bolt and 3/4 conduet . Where i live harf to get metric bolts. When i tried 1 inch to large. Turn the auger around so the hoses toward u. Then you wount scew the hoses. Buy the auger attachments so use for that to. I have seen one or make one that works like your log spliter on your mini. And it was a bouble edge. That way split from what side it on

thank you for sharing your rookie move, this has taught me to pay attention for dangers of working on the side

This kit don’t come with any brackets ?

Just my opinion but in sure your tracks are on backwards and cause stretching of then more

Looks like typical Chinese Junk to me.

Maybe install table on splitter and use machine to pick up set on table. Appreciate your honesty. So you have a post hole digger now.

Just subscribe to you You did a good job Better put a seatbelt on next time But you always gotta bring it to you before picking up But it was good video I liked it have a good day my friend have a good day my friend Stay safe my friend

Thanks for sharing your experience with this splitter 👍 Good video 😊 Bummer you broke your hydraulic line.

Got the same Rig, have you had an increase in play in your turret swing . Got mine at auction.. I need to find an a outlet for parts and attachments.. do you have a source

Screw augers have a huge learning curve better if split logs in long lengths, not short rounds. i have one on my big skidsteer, and it will spin a 2000 lb 10 ft log if not braced against a large immovable object, but they work well once get hang of it. Yes need as much hydraulic hp to split

You also put the Auger on backwards.

I have the same setup... Where did you get the cone attachment for that Auger?

Don't try this, near impossible to get wires through the door to the cab. They way under-estimate the time and frustration, extra holes to drill. At least in an 87

Just bought that kit and the directions don't match the actual wire colors, gotta love LMC..

Great job overall………… perhaps before doing the changes again, run the machine for a time. This will make emptying oils a lot more fluidly…… you know . Thanks so much for your effort, very very helpful. 😊

Cool truck!

It’s ok honey…I don’t need much of an excuse to buy new “slacks.” 😂

Your doing good so far man. Doesn't matter what others think so try not to lose that humble value you have. You seem like you like to tinker so I'm looking forward to more commentary on how you do things from your perspective lol. Thank you for making this video. Nothing is perfect nor has to be. I think the ol girl deserves a little TLC though, she's put her time in. A wash, cotton swab and air compressor her bits. Little paint. Who knows what beauty could emerge from the ashes.😊. Please concider continuing.

muy buen camion

Hi 👋, I have just left you a message on your elevator build,

Hi 👋, from the future, I have been looking 👀 at a lot of elevators builds , I have been looking at a product called uni track, not sure now I’ve seen yours whether these are strong enough to do what I need to do, I think the roller gear that is used is strong enough, but not sure about the track, I have a full story property, an old mill, I want to bear to bring tools and equipment from basement up into the attic, at present, I have four flights of stairs to come up, And I’m thinking of building a platform, a approximately two and a bit metres wide, nearly a metre and width, A bit like you, I want to bring a bike up, HD , ONE OF MY BIGGEST PROBLEMS, I DO NOT HAVE A LOT OF SPACE, And in the winter months, I want to be able to bring up loads of logs for my log burner, once a week I spend 3 to 4 hours bringing logs up, my other main issue is my age, I’m in my 70s, so looking at the process you have done, I was thinking of doing something similar only using roller bearings as the guide for the rails, what’s your opinion please if you ever manage to see this, from mill

The name of those blankets are called hero blankets that fire fighters use for grill fires and kitchen fires to.

Staying warm inside while enjoying the outdoors and can close off the bottom after done 🎣 fishing to clean & prep & cook to eat while stocking up for food storage to simplified. Cause you can heat your enclosed camper with A propane heater unit easily to. Yes I'd put on two mini doors side one and back one to for A dual emergency exits and pack A fire fighter blanket and extinguisher along to.

I'd try to find yourself A small pull behind trailer to convert it in A mini camper. For while ice fishing. That has A hole in the bottom of it with rubber seals around the bottom that drops down on welded on hinges that latch with pins. A Canvas like tent set-up., wood and aluminum enclosed camper hull box on poles like stilt tubes squared that can deattach from all four corners. By pins that has pin holes down inside squared slots. That has been drilled into them for mounting onto your trailer as As portable and removable set-up on the fly. That has stored away with castor's. That can be connected with pins into those square tubes. For later storage purposes.,an rolling around after lifting it off of the trailer to be stored for next time usage again.

A suggestion to yah on that wench button is spray A squirt of WD-40 inside of the area that you push to clean off the dirty contacts inside of that wench controller box unit. If I had one of those I'd probably be doing the same things to it.,or similar to most likely. With A little bit differently add on to it also. Like security cameras hidden wifi and Bluetooth capability set-up to.

I've heard the do something, no to the roll bar, love the truck.

The relays are a 100% improvement, same as headlight relays, I melted my dimmer switchto my floor afterca headlight upgrade, relays prevent that, make the headlights much brighter. The kits are pricey for what you get though, easily assembled by someone that can read a wiring diagram

That auger mount is exactly what I needed for a reference. The others I've seen mount to the bumper or something or getting the hood open was tough. Thank you

Great video. Hoping for the same results on my 78 chevy caprice.

Looks good. I have a similar sled and am going to attempt to make the same front mount.

Looks like a Monarch vise. I find it amazing you are happy it is 21 degrees out. I was in the garage last night, it got down to 31 around 5pm and I went in the house. Interesting rail system for the elevator. Curious how it performs with time. Definitely keep an eye on the hoist line as you lower the elevator, watching to see if it hangs up again.

Nice work! DIYing is all about starting and stopping and re-thinking. You came up with a system that will work for you. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for the video. I needed this

dang I watched this to see if you were going to change the chain case oil

I have put new parts in one of my doors and it is marginally better than it was originally, but I am debating adding this kit to help it out. I am glad you have had success with this. I hope it keeps working for you!

Gotta love the fact the girls don’t mind helping

Hey brother . My passenger switch is operating my driver side 😂 . And my driver passenger switch operates the passenger switch as it should . For some reason my passenger switch doesn’t operate my passenger window . Any clues . Thanks 😊

its always that bearing .. not a quick fix but you had the rite puller do this for a living lol

That's not smurf blue. It's Puddin's Fab Shop blue. As far as using anything from lmc, I'll pass .I made that mistake with their bed floor patch panels. And they were stamped sooo far off it wasn't even funny. Never again.

nice work. I've got a 86 k5 blazer that's been a SITTING PROJECT for 3 years. bought it unseen and the majority of the floor is toast. the biggest speed bump for me is the rear floor at the gate. lots of connections points to consider. I also don't have a dedicated space to work on it and leave it, its outside. I'm a carpenter not a body man. very encouraging to see you make progress with a very humble attitude towards it. I lol at your " tip " about leave space to release your slide hammer and knock the dent back in.

It feels great brining stuff back from the dead.....Cheers

Good video man! Thanks for sharing!!