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I have just done one but I took the bolts out of the seat and moved it forward and everything was so easy to get to did the job in 10 minutes 😂

The 580 always lite on the front in my opinion the cat 416 series the double hydros on the boom for maintenance and machanic friendly not having to pull a hydro cylinder out of the boom and some areas hard to get a wrench in thr boom and having to fish the hydro lines down the boom pain in the ass the 420 and 410 cat and John deere great rubber tire pain loading concrete in the high bed trucks I like the excavator for the 360 swing and loading trucks with so you can pull the truck behind you if working in traffic keeping a lane open the 420 cat based off of a international 4x4 tractor and loader heavy front end the old 4200 or 4400 tractor I think was the cat 420. Then the Ford 755 was a jcb John deere 710B with a different boom and a John deere loader

When is the date of moving the large olive tree at what time exactly .. Thank you

Nice work.

멋지네요 very nice video, boat

~5:15. He said "Thirty year old Manzanilla olives..." Manzanilla olives ("man-zah-nee-ya") or Manzanillo, also Manzanilla de Sevilla (in Spain), originally from the area of Seville, Spain...😊 Those are very nice olive tree specimens for landscaping. ❤

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hi, what is the board that you use for the flooring?

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Why does the tractor's fuel go backwards?

I thought running the cleat behind the nav light would surely tear the light off? Cool build otherwise!

Hi I like what you have done there, what is the board that you are using is it builders form ply? and how bigger span have you got there for the ply between supports.

Great craftsmanship 👌🏾 A Salute from the States 🫡🇺🇸

How do U put the seat forward if there electric and that battery's dead

Watched heaps of these lately this is the best one i have seen... doing a fit out on a tinny and this is Great work.... i was going to ask about the casting deck with the piano hinge being strong enough but someone already did so that's great to know i will follow what you have done. thanks a lot

Be careful now that 10mm will flee

Awesome effort, great to see care taken with all applications.

Hi Just wondering with the piano hinge is it strong enough to stand on without centre support??

How much all this cost

What kind of wood was the decking made out of?! And what was the waterproofing you used?

Have you ever replaced the o ring on the side by the outlets

Where did you get the seal kit?

You remind me of the ancient boat builders I used to work with in an earlier life😀 Meticulous and artisans. Hold your heads up high on the quality of your work.

Did you use any fertilisers or rooting help ? If yes how ? Thanks

Would be a lot easier just removing the seat

Good vid , however #1 you could have captured you oil . #2 clean the bolt,& threads with brake cleaner or lacquer thinner to remove all oil, or the lock tight will be ineffective, after installing the bolt with the lock tight (red) immediately bring to torque, as the lock tight sets quickly . #3 if you know the torque, please state, I have never seen a spec on that. #4 on the last 1/2” of thread put silicone , or some type of thread seal to prevent water getting in. There is some diff in the cyl for the 580K & the Super K

Are you using form ply or marine ply? Do you also find, a problem with electrolysis when using stainless screws into aluminium? The reason that I ask, is because I am about to do up an old tinny myself.

great vid, what out board was on this boat?

Nice work mate. Just wondering what stops the casting deck from bouncing out on rough roads for rough water as I don’t see how it is secured down?

outstanding attention to Detail. You are truly a master. Awesome!

Awesome vid love ya work I just got myself a 315 quintrex traviller I plan to do the same setup Awesome work 🔥🔥🔥

about to tackle this myself, great vid, lots to be said for redo on machine instead of removal and sending it out, runs fine, just leaking

Great work and top video. Appreciate you sharing your skill/s with us. Cheers!

Fantastic job guys. Really enjoyed watching this all the way through 😃👍

Should do that to the track frame on the CAT 😝

Sorry were are you located?

Were are not located?

Nice work mate👍 did you need any bracing under the floor?

The bulkhead you used under the seat to separate the compartment, ever considered a strip of thin rubber between the aluminum before you screw down to isolate any vibration noise? Your craftsmanship is amazing and a small touch as that, could be awesome at separating yourself from the subpar others out there.

I like how you used aluminum to cover the wires instead of vinyl conduit pipe

Nice neat work. But why would you put the navigation lights infront of the anchor rope cleat? It'll get damaged by the rope when at anchor.😉

Neat job mate 👍

I am doing my boat floor at the moment, i see you are using structual plywood rather than marine grade ply? And also it isnt cured with epoxy resin? Will your floor hold up?

hey mate just wondering what size angle you used for your front casting deck thank you

Where did you get the o ring

Was this a w11b

Hey mate hope u had a good day your a absolute legend and love your work you pay so much Attention and detail to your work keep it up mate

I'll tell you one thing sir, that was really neat project! Do you build that for people as well?

Nice work

All though you are using Stainless screws wich are good for marine environment, they still will cause Galvanic corrosion in the Alluminium, Basically two metals having a chemical reaction, since you put so much effort into the details start using a product called duralac or tef-gel (tef gel can be purchased from Jaycar )it will stop this from happening,I recently just removed all the screws from my new to me boat and replaced what i could with rivets and the rest i used tef gel, even after 12 months the stainless had started to react from thr previous owners fixings.