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Thank you 😊 video is very helpful I really appreciate that 🙋🏻‍♂️

You have a problem if your handle is heating up. Use mine all the time, with prolong use and never had that!

Good evening Justin, too bad about the shelter. A year and a half..it should have held up. Must have been quite a storm. That seems to be a good temporary fix. Hope you are having a great Father's day. 👋😎👍,Ben

Justin, the shelter logic is a good system but the tarp covers they provide are junk. Same thing happened to me. I purchased a new tarp cover from them and a 22 mil tarp to go over that. UV is what starts the damage process. My new tarp cover is UV resistant. I did cut the new tarp to fit and put new grommets in as well. We will see how it goes. Good luck with yours

Thanks!!👍👍

moth balls in a old sock works great ! Always keep one under the hood in my 2014 spark.

I have the same one. But mines been converted to 12v. Not getting any spark and points are clean. Any suggestions? I have the original owners manual for it if you dont have one and need to know something specific. Or any specs.

Very Case tractor Justin, looking forward to seeing it up and running 👋😎👍🍻

Nice job Justin! 👋😎👍

One very important thing to remember is that never turn your steering wheel while driving fast, and / or stop suddenly while the steering wheel is not straight. Especially in a soft non-level terrain.

Horse shit. It’s not 660 to swap that tank out. Key words being swap. It’s 660 to buy a cylinder when u don’t have 1 but a swap is just of the contents. Man don’t lie to these ppl

Good job, Justin! That is really cool. I'm sure it feels good to complete that and see it in action.

Beautiful weld keep it up bub!

Congratulations 🎉! So much work! But wow does it ever work well! Awesome job!

You are going to love your grapple once you start using it. Mine didn’t come off of the tractor for nearly a year. And it’s been on and off several times since then. Going back on in about a week for a clean up project I have coming up.

Good morning Justin

Good morning Justin, nice to see the finished product and that it is preforming well. Our grapple lid flexes a little bit at times as well. It has never been an issue. Have a great weekend, hello to Dayna and Caidance, Ben 👋😎👍🍻

I 1st learned how to weld using shielding gas. Now i've been using a flux core welder. Does good for light repairs

That must have been quite the storm. A bit of work ahead of you. Have a good one!

Good morning Justin, the start up sounds pricey but looks like you are going to be quite happy 👋😎👍🍻

I 1000% prefer welding with gas. Maybe it’s because I don’t know how to really weld lol, but for me it’s a much much cleaner job when I get done.

Good morning Justin, nice job, it is always good to be learning new things👋😎👍🍻.

Nice job it just takes a lot of practice. I've been welding for 25 years. I've done more stick and mig than anything I love doing TIG haven't done a lot of it but I do have a TIG welder and I do like the occasionally use it but keep up the good work it just takes time and practice. It is an art and you're doing a great job

Uug. Tough getting that pin out, my suggestion is to wrap some 2" strips of sand paper around the end of a rod that's almost the inside diameter of the tube and hone it out with a drill. I can tell you don't want to be hammering those pins out each time. Good progress on the gussets.

I know what’s wrong wit it. It ain’t got no gas in it.

You have the wrong battery in it.

Wish my snow blower started like that

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Nice

I never understood, why does the thing on top spin

You move the blade guide closer to work to keep the blade from twisting once you adjust it to cut straight.... depending on the type of cut...thinner vs thicker..you can get a cut that will not be perfect and a small degree becomes a bigger degree of bad cut quickly on longer cuts....these saws are what they are...a cheap knock off of a good design..and setup is depending on owner to fine tune it after purchase...i have a couple off shore models and they needed slight tweaking to get better cuts...even good name brands suffer from poor assembly and need to be checked when you start using them and later too as you wear them in.... i would slide that closer on cuts like you showed on here...that can tune it better..also adjust the bearings. too...or inspect them if no adjustment there..they could be out too or sloppy ?...or poor quality???many tiny imperfections make major differences to results....these are never accurate cutting machines anyways..close to square is all you can expect.... a slower downfeed also improves blade drift....you can add a downfeed control to it easily...just restrict the fluid through a simple homemade addon...look at samples online from bandsaws or search for builds to get ideas....gravity isn't your friend in cutting metal...why better machines include a downfeed control...

Normally on any Bandsaw...you adjust tracking on the top wheel only....it changes both wheels...check how loose the fit of bottom wheel is on the axle area..it should not move and be solid..up or down etc...

Good evening Justin

You are getting there! I just got my 1953 DC Case running and had a similar no start issue and it ended up being that I had no spark. Here is what I would do next: 1.) Confirm that you have spark from the magneto 2.) Confirm the firing order/ignition timing These updraft carbs will spit/dribble fuel out when choking to start, since its trying to pull the fuel air mixture upwards through the intake, if you stop cranking or if its is cranking slow what is left in the intake tube will fall back down in-between intake pulses and run out the drain hole in the bottom of the carb, so that is also normal. If you need help with the magneto I can give you a crash course basics on setting the points gap and timing it, just shoot me an email, it should be on my channel page. I can't remember from your other videos if it has the Case mag on it or not, but they are all pretty similar. You need to time the rotor button internally and then time the mag to #1 cyl on the tractor. They can seem mysterious and confusing because of the impulse wind up but they really are not. Someone mentioned that it needs to turn over faster, the speed that is turning over is pretty typical for the 6V system, dad has 3 of these and they can be hand cranked with ease, so I think you are fine there.

Ouch Justin!!!

Hey, good vid...Just a couple words of advice...whenever you replace or regap a coil, you want to turn that flywheel by hand to make damn sure there is no interference between the two...because if there is, the moment you crank that starter you're in for a hell of a surprise. Also, not a huge deal but it looked as though your new plug wire got pinched between the airbox and the fan shroud. Like I said, not a huge deal in the short term but over time it could rub through at the pinch point...then you'd be right back where you started....or didnt start Good luck with your channel.

Good afternoon Justin, time to go to war with the mice. Great to see you got it running. Have a great weekend, Ben 👋😎👍🍻

You need a better security system !! you don't have a barn cat ?

👏👏👏👏 Alright Justin!!! She lives!!!

I stuff a plastic sandwich bag in the dipstick hole to keep contaminants out. Don’t know if it’s right or wrong, but that’s how I roll!

Good morning Justin. You getting all of this rain too? We haven’t turned a wheel in field work here yet!

They love engines eh?

I don't know why they like to get in there I found them several times too damn rats

That's a pain in the butt. Hopefully no damage.

Good morning Justin

She is the best helper!!❤

I think I would of put some anti-seize on the stud and bolts using a castle nut, it would make future disassembly easier. I have a King Kutter mower like this, only it's 5 foot wide.

Won't move running but doesn't move

I appreciate this video son much. 99% sure that’s what’s wrong with the one at work. Disassembling the old clutch was great frosting on the cake 🎂 Thank you

That battery charger is a POS I returned it after a week of trying to charge batteries. Dont waste your time or money