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@@patrickjordan7670 Thanks ! i think the camera was playing up and i had lost patience with the camera ! Thanks for watching 👍

@@NeilWilcox-bf3kx haha , denim faint o fynadd sgenai , mater o raid yn amal ! Diolch fawr 👍

@@6thcence897 Haha , yes thats an idea , would probably cost £100 in adaptors an would need some pipes so more like £300 then but its an option i suppose , would be interesting to see someone else try that !

@@georgeross9834 Thanks ! good to hear 👍

i dont know what heppened to rest of my reply there ! probbably a lesser known dialect for rest of the country

@@ruthbees7214 woohooo 🥳🥳🥳 De cymru🍺🍺🍺!!!Diolch yn fawr iawn 👍, no you are too right there , its not easy! there are external pressures that depend on getting that machine back together ,not just what you see in the video! Thanks 👍

Thanks! All the best to you as well 👍

@@colmone5592 yea, the audio is crap , it was a lot worse , took a lot of editing to get it up to that terrible standard, microphone on camera kept getting oil and dirt in it

@@TYSuggested haha yes i thought as much, no other way of assembling the thing ! Thanks for the info 👍

Glad you like em

@@NeilWilcox-bf3kx Diolch fawr ! doedd o ddim rhy ddrwg , sai n haws os sa rhywun yn neud yn amal dwi m yn ama ond pwy sydd yn gwneud huna yn amal de haha

Thanks ! im glad people find this stuff interesting ! its a lot for sharing ideas like you have done right there , nothing wrong with doing it as you say there , you could turn bolt holes around with joystick in cab then to align the holes on track frame to bearing but i would not be keen on spending much time underneath the body while machine is holding itself up like that ! would be fine with a level concrete floor and specialised equipment for lifting bearing up and lining holes , maybe not quite as simple on gravel !

@@jayden4656 thanks ! i have a new camera , just didnt have it when i done these videos unfortunately ! glad you enjoyed it ! thanks for feedback 👍

@@yp77738yp77739 Not familiar to that !

thanks for that , just had a look , not offensive in the least haha

@@McG373 John Sparkes was one of my favourite comedians, brilliant stand up and his Harlech TV and Radio wales series were so funny.

@@yp77738yp77739 O Duw ! reit dda !! cant say that i am familiar with his work , others on here might be more familiar with him 😵‍💫🎃👍

@@6thcence897 audio is a bit bad sorry but i have a new camera now so should have some easier to watch vids in future

Hi bet many digger gone for scrap for that fault hard and dirty work

@@glynrogers1018 hi yes or trade ins and sent to auction , its not too bad of a job really ! I would have lost about £8000 on that one as a trade in like that !

No probably not ! it took me more time to order parts and go get the blanks for the hydraulics than to do the job haha! did you use this method as well ?

@@McG373 pretty much yeah, the Planetary Gear allows removal of the Half Shaft without taking anything else out and I changed the Sprockets with the undercarriage away from the Machine, had to split the Tracks though but managed on my own.

yes i was only intending on pulling half shaft but couldn't grab it 🥴to get it out , did you press a pin out ? some seem to have a master pin and others don't, chains on mine are warn enough to get ol one off easily by throwing track off idler after releasing a bit of grease i reckon and could possibly get new chain on with out pads with out a split chain aswell ! ill see what i do there when i come to it

@@McG373 just heated the Link and the Pin drifted out. Sounds like the Chains on your Machine are well stretched! I did a JS220 for worn Idlers and Chains but had to repair the Track Frames where the Idlers slide with welded in Shim strips. All the best for now 🤙

haha! yup needs everything nearly,they weren't much better 4 years ago when i bought the machine!

Great content anyway 👌 👍

yes not too bad realy about £1-£2/ hour i make repairs out to be on the machines compared to £8-£10 on depreciation on new machinery but thats not taking in to account lost revenue over the repair period and about 1-£2/ hour of labour also so not much in it in the end haha , maybe £2-£4/ hour doesnt sound worthwhile but over 15-20000 hours of use it sounds better

@@McG373 Thanks, great content

haha yes , these machines seem to get us every time ! i lifted it up to save damaging it if it dropped down! would the 814 one go down or only up ?

@@McG373 Only down. There is a big flange with the bolt holes that won't go up through the hole above. I had to put a rope around it and hoist it up with a winch through that hole. I bored through the original 5/16" holes to 3/8" and stuck a few long bolts through to take the weight of the coupling while still having a small gap to remove the rope. I then tightened it all the way up and replaced with shorter bolts one by one.

10 fusion bales dry silage per cow and calf up to 14 months old

sounds like battery issues plague you from time to time aswell ! sounds like a pretty clever method , youll have to make a video on it 👍!

they can be a diferent experience every time haha , lucky on them possibly

Haha thanks very much ! might well use same parts in tractors of that era , the old one said fiat on it i think ! yes haha i called myself an idiot in the video for that blunder . The rattle is the propshaft, ive changed the two couplings twice in last 15 years but she needs really the front axle input shaft changed , new couplings, new propshaft and new 4wd output from transmission to stop rattle by now and new couplings drilled for grease nipples

thanks for comment 👍

@@McG373 I meant the rattle in the carrier and ring gear assembly even after sticking in the clip at the back leading to your not using it.

level feeding pad for the cows

Thanks

Bearing was £1800

@@McG373 im binge watching your series atm great content

sorry, i thought the parts question was on the js video haha! cant remember now , might say in one of the later videos ? the holder gear for the ring gear was 214 i think and rest of stuff was about £400 ish i think

@@McG373 👍

The 7.5 engine is one of the best ever made in my opinion and second hand parts are quite reasonably priced , not too keen on smaller 6cylinder engines working harder to give same result if that makes sense !

Thanks ! She ll be doing quite a few appearences as the year goes on ,sorry i dont understand the lingo at the end haha exhaust cam ?

@@McG373 Oh good! and yeah like if you mount your Gopro or camera on your mirror arm facing over your bonnet and exhaust, we should hear her working better! be a god vid to watch with the digger on back!

there is a camera on the other 190 in different positions in the dig haul tip repeat video i think it is or tm190 rolling coal maybe its called dont remember now !

Oh i havent seen it! ill have a look! just make sure you bring her out more! XD@@McG373

ill try my best , thanks for the comment 👍

hi there ! i dont like them slacker than that , time and weather heat and cold will stretch the wire a little over time , cows and horses wreck them by forcing between barb wire and top net strand if much slacker so for longevity i suppose ! they are not my posts , i do my own with waste oil at the bottom sometimes if re using ones in good condition but otherwise i only use the creosote for myself! thanks for the coment!

its not a how to its a how i do , ill leave the how to to the professionals like you

Before criticising someone look at yourself It’s tying not tieing

I agree, waste of time and effort to do a job that will last maybe 7 years , getting people to invest 2x the amount of money in the materials can be difficult.

Yes they are good cheap tractors , i find them pretty reliable too! 13.6t js130 she is !

👍 well done ! Possibly not as well known an accent haha!

@McG373 I have to be honest you've got quite a soft accent but I think my Scottish ears can pick up other Celtic nations accents quite well. On a random note, do you have an upload schedule for videos or is it just as and when? I'll get through what you've uploaded so far eventually but just thought I'd ask. 🙂👌

Yes im the same, i find the gaelic speeking scots or Albanwyr in welsh have a diferent accent to the english speekers ! Where abouts are you in scotland ? I have enough to make one every week but dont find time but i try and get 1-2 or 3 done every month !

@McG373 fantastic, I'll make my way through what there's is so far and wait patiently for more. I'm between Edinburgh and Aberdeen on the east coast. There's some nice English accents but I find the Welsh accent very dreamy and poetic almost. Don't get me wrong I'm sure there are parts that have very strong harsh accents much like parts of Ireland, and Scotland too (cough Glasgow cough!). I can't imagine any one from Wales trying to give it the London or South East of England "in it bruv" and the like. If you've got the time have a look on here for a comedian called Larry Dean. He's hilarious and most notably says in one stand up routine "I'm from Glasgow, we friendly but we're a scary friendly, we'll give you directions and then follow you to make sure you get them right"! Sums up Scotland fairly well I'd say.

Not certain , didnt have a l/h display, would do 14 hours or so on a tank full but thats working pretty hard , tank holds approx 400 L but call it 380L as cant run it dry every time !