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G Day Phoenix, pleased to hear your improving safety for the user's, in my mind you can never have enough safety with machines, mind if you watch me in my video's you would never think I used to be a Health and Safety person in the engineering world, i know I should be doing things or wearing some safety items but i find it gets in the way of what I'm trying to do, The biggest one for me is safety glasses that always mist up. My new year resolution will be to start doing things safer. I'm going to copy over your comments to the community tab and invite people to share thoughts re the water in the tyre thing, as your terrain changes things considerably for you. many thanks for the comments and your support Barry

Many thanks Michell, i need to get a tube for the tyre as it has a puncture at present, think the tube rotted away. Barry

Hi Bruce, some after market parts are not fit for purpose, some of those Oring kits have problems with the cross section size, I found that I had to buy metric equivilants as they had a larger cross section, Have a look on my community section there should be an email on there regarding the sizes for the pump, you'll need to check to amke sure you've got protrudance above the surface to give you the seal, I found also the kit for the camels humps was useless, again metric Orings where put in there. many thanks Barry

Hi Bruce, only to pleased to be able to help, many thanks Barry

Hi Crf, many thanks for that, I'll be back on the tractor as soon as we get moved into the new place, I'll get an update out soon followed by a Christmas video which wil explain, hopefully why we've been a bit side tracked, I'm so pleased the video's have been of use to you many thanks Barry

yes Tom made a good job of that one

Hi jan, yes it does, I would always give the parts a token clean before, however it will work even if not cleaned as the hot soapy water begins to disolve the grease and oil and then get to work on the rust and the best part is when your finished, let it stand for two or three days and the dirt and rust settles to the bottom and the water can be dispossed of down the drain, then let the rest evaporate and your left with rusty dust that can be put in the bin. make sure your in a well ventilated area as this gives off hydrogen which can go pop if you don't treat it with respect. cheers Jan Barry

@manfromthemist1958 Thank you for the answer I want to clean my cylinder head it is very dirty with soot deposits

Cheers Matt, thanks ,it was a lot of hard work but during covit we had lots of time to fill in and I needed something to use up the day light. It also lead to bigger/more expensive things that I'm busy restoring but like the lister the tractor will also have to be sold as I don't have the luxury of space to be able to keep it and then have anther project. many thanks for watching and commenting Barry

G Day Bruce, sorry for the late reply but we've been very busy with the renovation to a new old house and it's taking much of our time at the moment, many thanks for the comments I'm pleased to see you enjoy the video's and that they are helpfull to you, I know what you mean about the dealers trying to up sell items that suit them and not the buyer, not sure if you've come across him yet, but a fellow countryman of yours might just be able to help with spares, Lance Maskell, AKA bundy bears shed in Queensland might just be able to point you in the right direction, thanks for viewing hopefully we'll get back to tractors in the net few weeks many thanks Barry

Hi Narendra, you are vert wlecome, thanks for viewing the channel and the comments. many thanks Barry

Hi Jan, I would think it's very important, even if not used, My thought train would be if the valve is setup correctly 100% it's easier to diagnose problems when they occur, if you only set the bits you use, the bits we don't set may have an adverse effect on the remaining parts of the valve, and it's only a two minute job, Self satisfaction should also be considered, if it's worth doing do it right. and it's fun. Cheers Jan Barry

Hi Jan, not sure if the heads are different but there is a change in part number after 71, some of the fittings also look different and there a difference in the valves, pre 76 used different exhaust and inlet, post 71 used the same valve for both

Cześć Rolas, możesz ustawić tłumaczenie na polski, uruchamiając film, przechodząc do koła zębatego ustawień, w prawym dolnym rogu filmu, ustawienia-napisy-angielskie automatyczne generowanie i klikanie, spowoduje to uruchomienie napisów i powrót do poprzedniego menu, a następnie z menu wybierz napisy - automatycznie generuj angielskie napisy, kliknij lewym przyciskiem myszy i wybierz język polski to powinno dać ci polskie napisy do tego filmu, będziesz musiał to zrobić dla wszystkich filmów, mam nadzieję, że to pomoże wielkie dzięki za obejrzenie, to bardzo cenne Barry

Hi Mark, sure he must have as I've never heard anything back from him, many thanks Barry

Hi John, I used red oxide for the primer and DB choclate for the final colour

Brilliant so pleased you got it working well done Barry

Hi Terry, it's looking even beter today, plaster just finished and it's looking good many thanks Barry

cheers Mark thanks for sharing that it'll save people a lot of time looking or making packing pieces, many thanks Barry

we needed Charlies help, couldn't have done it without him.

Cheers Marshall, slowly but we're moving forwardm which isn't a bad thing many thanks Barry

Hi Mark, only to pleased to help, I'm pleased you find the video's useful. Sounds normal for an old tractor, just make sure you wash everything thoughly as hydraulics and sand really don't like each other. You'll find , when you take your valve chest to bits, the tolerences inside are microns and what ever you do, do not use abraasive paper or paste to clean the spools and inserts, use only metal polish and newspaper. enjoy many thanks Barry

Cheers Jon, I'm pleased to see your enjoying them, it is good fun really to be doing all this work knowing that it will all pay back in the dark cold nights. Projects manager was at home doing lots of projecty things, However I did put a request in for assistance with the 22mm pipe work. cheers Jon Barry

What are air walls?

Hi TC, the electrics in the house were put in at 300mm in the days it was built, then there was a change in the regs to make it easier for disabled people and they raised the height to 450mm, funny though as I get older I doappreciate the higher sockets, not having to get on your knees to plug in lol cheers TC Barry

HI TC, I'll do a little bit in the next video, as it will be eaasier to show than describe, got one coming up about the central heating next. many thanks Barry

G Day Lance, our lot are trying all the time to make things harder for the DIYer, even though it's not rocket science. because they are incapable of doing anything but pushing a pen, they think we're all the same. looking forward to your next stew and hopefully the new traile hitch. cheers Lance Barry

cheers Terry, some of the shots make the sub floor look clean, then you hit the areas where the builders left the rubble in the void or the heating engineers left all the trunking from the hot air system in place and it's nipped between the concrete and the joist so you cannot get over it or under it. Before I got the rods which save a lot of time I would use old wire coat hangers, straightened out and taped together, those rods are a god send. Came in very usefull for feeding the 22mm water pipes as well. many thanks Barry

try barclay williams, Stuart's got everything.

Where can i find ? I am from belgium

Hi Giovanni, google barclay williams and all of his contact details are on his contact page. many thanks Barry

@manfromthemist1958 there are many...😀😀

Hi Giovanni google Barclay Williams, there's only one, in the UK, I can't put a link here to it as YT won't allow links from outside sites. many thanks Barry

Hi Jon, yes she's keeping tabs on the work, it's aggod jon someone's in charge. Cheers Jon Barry

Cheers Terry, I remember once to get a three piece suite in we had to take the big windows in the back out as we couldn't get it throught he door and turned. Modern houses area nightmare. cheers Terry as always ,good to hear form you many thanks Barry

totally agree, my daughters house which was build in the 1800's had 36" doors throughout, great for moving funiture. cheers TC Barry

it's always good to have someone who knows what they're doing,in control, unlike the government. cheers Marshall Barry

Hi Baz, gopro's need an air flow to keep cool, they are briliant action cams but out of place in the way I'm using it as the cooling is non exisitant, when you pick them up they are red hot, more so if you use the preview link via blue tooth. need a black diamond cam corder

Cheers Spark, I've just ran the adition ring to the office today, twin 2.5mm, theres going to be a lot of outlets on that circuit. many thanks Barry

Hi sparks I did, I took it down to it's last component, cleaned everything and put it back together, unfortunately it was before the video series started, how ever if your looking for the support or help to do it have a look at bundybearsshed, Lance has a couple of video's on the cav pumps, there all the same, funny enough once you see it come to bits, it's not rocket science and you will manage no probs. many thanks Barry

Hi Jon, the floors are getting wood laminate, carpet and the ensuite will be tiled, It is a cracking bungalow just needs a little TLC and update, well quite a bit of update! it'll be good in the end, cheers Jon Barry

Cheers Terry, never a trurer word spoken, everything we do has hidden implications and we always need to stop at some point and re assess the situation, the air walls always cause some problems, nearly as many as the solve, some time you can get the feed poles to go over the top sometimes you just gotta cut the floor open just to get one wire or a pipe over it. still have fun at the moment cheers Terry Barry

It probably happens when someone puts the manifold block back on the front of the valve chest before inserting the needle then try’s to force the needle past the block many thanks Barry

Hi Shane, I love the way Americans and Australians talk about mileage as if it’s just around the corner lol, 165 miles for us in the little UK would be a days travel with food stops, traffic jams and road accidents, my ibuprofen come's in a 750ml green bottle with a cork in the top. After that the worlds a great place and I'm 16 again. who said getting old was fun! good luck with the move, your new place looks amazing. cheers Shane Barry

Thank you Robert, I pleased it was of use to you. thanks for watching Barry

your right!!

its good fun though

Hi Kasty, it was the 1800 petrol

​thank you for your reply. My vectra c engine is 1.9 cdti 110 kw, but probably the principle of operation of the starter is the same, the cog has to slide out and rotate, mine only rotates. Could it be a solenoid problem?

@@kastytismiliauskas-ev7pp your solenoid does two things, when energised it will soot the gear forward to engage the starter ring and when it reaches the end of its travel it will connect the power to spin the motor, so if you motor is turning it's reaching the end of it travel, have a look at your gear is it stuck in one position or can you move it by hand, it may well be just dirt on the shaft it run on, remove the solenoid and check it's pulling the leaver to engage the gear and at the same time give the shaft a wash with brake clean, make sure everythings free and mobile.

Brilliant Jan, hope everything goes well for you lets know how you get on Barry

G Day Lance, thats very true, It's funny but as you get older jobs that took day's to do now takes weeks, the job hasn't changed, I just got older and less flexible. Knowing that we'll end up with extra rooms so the little people can come and stay and a garage that we can work on the tractor in the winter, win win. cheers Lance Barry

Hi Ken, noo just moving around the corner to windmill hill, two extra bedrooms and an extra garage. That I've already got full of s**t the more space you have the more rubbish you collect! cheers Ken Barry

Hi Jan, those little buggers hide everywhere! cheers Jan Barry

Hi Terry, thats the plan, to run a 22mm flow and return through the bungalow with the rads T'd off, basicaslly forming a very large manifold, I installed the current heating in the house we're now in using manufactured manifolds and it work great, Thought I had nothing else to do but repeat up there, turns out you cannot buy those manifolds anymore, hence the 22mm pipe and loads of reducing T's, It is the house with the two garages, I'm hoping to knock through the wall between then later on and create a double, giving me more space, one strange thing, the consumer unit is in the garage with only an electric roller door on the front, if the socket fuse blows, at the minute you can not get access to it to replace the fuse, this needs sorting PDQ. Cheers Terry Barry

Roller doors often have an access hole where you can insert a lever similar to a car jack handle as a manual override, this is the case at my Dad's garage as he has exactly the same situation with the consumer unit in an otherwise inaccessible location. P.S. You could finish you videos with it's only pipes and wires!

Hi Terry yes we've got that manual over ride system, it's on the inside, like your pipes and wires lol many thanks Barry

Hi Shane, I think we're twins in a parrell universe. I couldn't believe it when you said you where moving south to be nearer you family. good luck with the move Barry