Oliver OC-3 with Nissan Diesel Swap; Finished Up and Working the Low-Buck Mine!
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2024
- My SD22 Nissan diesel swapped Oliver OC-3 finally gets finished up, and I put it to work at the Low-Buck Mine. In this video I handle all the luxury items like a starter switch, fixing coolant leaks, and a charging system.
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It's always a better day when you've got a Low-Buck Garage video to watch.
I feel the same way!!! Especially when he is building an Oliver crawler...
Dang right!
@@mustfindaway I want him to be my neighbor or maybe adopt me. Such an inspiration to find cool stuff and have fun with it.
Here, here!
"I made this extremely safe and secure set up" - hahaha. Brilliant. I'm British. While we love our American cousins, we often say they don't get ironic or sarcastic humour. James' masterful use of deadpan is living proof this isn't a universal truth. Great stuff.
It was great to get another glimpse of your high desert property, James! I think that place has tremendous potential. I hope you'll show us more of what you're doing there from time to time. That little crawler is certainly an asset on your new property!
Hey my name is Sean I asked you a question. I don't know if I got a reply or not. Very good with the phone but I have a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee and I've seen some of your older videos that you turned a couple of them in the manual transmission. What's involved with mine because it's 2003. I know about the the crank sensor relocation. All that no problem is right now is clutch pedals. I'm pretty sure everything everything else I can get from a Wrangler to make it work in my grand Cherokee but the clutch pedals is my only issue they didn't make. Does he make a set for a WJ? I would like to do six-speed but if I speed would be fine
Really makes me want to move out there so I can go out in the desert racing around whenever I have the time...
He used Cherokee and Dakota parts to piece that together. Cherokee already came with Chrysler V8 and manual pedals common in 2wd base model Cherokee's. The transmission is from a V6 Dakota. The Dakota V6 is same as V8 patterns with 2 cylinders cut off from center. That popular transmission will work in light vehicles and survive; NV3500 also used in half ton base model pickup trucks. @@seanhufford8330
Look for base model 2wd Cherokee's for a clutch pedal assembly. Anything above the base model will be automatic. Might do research and see if for example; Dakota pedals might be the the same assembly or aftermarket hydraulic clutch pedals; Summit Racing or street rod dealers. @@seanhufford8330
❤ I absolutely love your channel and your deadpan humor is awesome! I cannot wait to see what adventures you get into at your new property!
The oil pressure switch to control both circuits, awesome !
I thought resistor when you showed the light and nice work on the resistor in parallel.
You remind me of my neighbor who was chief engineer for Signatrol. He just knew things. Bavk in the 70s, he would explain things with patience, to a kid, me.
He told me he learned mechanical, automotive, with the help of parts from the Duesenbergs, in Indy ! Whether true or not, using records online, including census data, I tend to believe it.
He didn't have your treasure piles though, lol.
A short time ago that machine came to you for the cost of scrap........now you have it tuned to be a favorite! Nearly priceless now!
That was fun to watch. The alternator install was enlightening. Never knew that it was difficult to make an alternator work! Thanks for sharing
It's not....he made it more complicated and more things to fail...lol
@@ron8802 I was going to say the same thing
Good Morning, James!! I'm wearing my "Yamaha" T-shir....wait a sec.. One moment, Please...I am wearing my "Low-Buck Garage" T- Shirt!! I know I'm doing it right because....c'mon people...I'm having fun! 😒😊🤩👍
I'm impressed every time I watch one of your video's, common sense thinking with down to earth solutions. I enjoy watching what you do from week to week it's always a welcome surprise keep the Low Buck mine videos coming .There was a guy on television when I was a Kid called Mr Wizard , Don Herbert , he would do scientific things and explain them exactly like you do and your dead pan sense of humor cannot be denied as edgy .
That little OC-3 is pretty slick now
Damn dude you are very talented. Keep them coming I’ll keep watching
This is one of the last channels here on YT that I actually still enjoy watching,👍, thanks for all of your hard-work James, and thanks for sharing it with us.😉👍
Then you would like Mustie and WatchWesWork channels too
@@frank-t6857I like watch Wes work another good one is snow ball engineering an adept ape Josh is a very intelligent cat truck engine mechanic
@@kellycowett6254 Yes I do follow Snowball Engineering from UK too. He is really good in what he does but doesn't have humor but that doesn't bother me.
Ya his is but it doesn't bother me either just different people in different ways of the world. Right
There's a guy up in Washington/Oregon who who is a heavy vehicle mechanic, forgot his channel name
Always love a new low buck video
😀Time to watch some more "happy little accidents" (thanks to B Ross), allowing something become more useful through the careful use of items "everyday people leave behind" (Wombles, Wimbledon Green)
I taught college courses on charging systems for years and you couldnt have explaned things clearer. Well done!
Yea you got that right. I'm going through some of those issues at present and this set me straight.
I am hooked on your channel. I love your content and your deadpan delivery. Keep up the great job. Smitty in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Nice work on the old Oliver. That new property is such a cool place! All that nice, re-purpose able material, is a hoarder's dream. That might be a source of endless content for the channel!
Sweet Lord, what a Sunday Treat! Musti1,Itchy Boots AND Low Buck Garage .. Yay🤠
Next T-shirt : "*The Burrito has been eaten!*" 😂
Man sad, man click on video, man happy
Fire good
Some folks have more fun working than others have when they're goofing off! Small diesel track loaders are like the Swiss army knives of property renewal. Looking forward to more videos from the Low-Buck Mine!
I'm jealous. You get to play with all the cool stuff.
Your knowledge of all things internal combustion is amazing. You'd be a handy guy to have around after the fall of civilization and we've gone all Road Warrior.
Not only is he a great mechanic, but his humor is high caliber. Love it
This is the best down to earth actual mechanical channel on here,and I’m a fan and subscriber to most of them. Don’t ever change.
Totally called it. I said in the last video that thing would be useful at this property.
Great episode. Seems like you're having a blast exploring your new property and finding treasure!
On to the next project, already looking forward to it
Finding that location was lucky. Got some nice loose fertile soil for growing and earthworks/landscaping. Lots of equipment to repurpose and enjoy. The Oliver is the sweetest little brush and shovel for cleaning up. I've no idea what you'll do but I do have the idea any man could find a lot to do and have fun doing it for a good long time.
I love honesty in your video ! The gauges cluster. Keep up the amazing work!!!!
The track adjustment reminds me of a saying we used in the Electro-Mechanical shop when talking about the Missile Maintainers shop. We worked "smarter, not harder", and their philosophy was "when in doubt, get the bigger hammer out."
I've enjoyed your OC-3 videos. As a kid my uncle had a green OC-3 crawler loader that my cousins and I played on in the 1960s. Before I was old enough to remember he excavated for a new basement addition to their house and the same for our house including a cellar underneath the existing house.
Man I need one of these for the yard. Teach the wife how to use it and let her go to work on the flower beds.
LBG, good thing that u got ur Oliver OC-3 Track finished, it came in handy for use on ur Land Mine. great job..
Good repairing of the old green mini tractor
i am getting lots of new ideas for projects around my house by watching his videos!! thanks for sharing..
About 45 years ago I had an Oliver OC-4 Diesel dozer. I made the same track adjuster shims from hardened steel washers for the same reason as you did. You can free the adjuster nut but it takes an oxygen-propane or acetylene torch for enough heat. I found that even using wheel bearing grease on the threads did not prevent it from re-seizing.
My favorite channel
I you said "let's load it on the trailer and get it out of here" for a half second I thought you sold it off and was sad, but then I remembered you got that new plot of land.
I’m baffled as to why this channel doesn’t have 10 times the subscribers.
Yelp that’s a good day , to see a vlog, thanks BigAl California
We had a 1938 Oliver oc3 prototype when I was a kid. Yours is a cleaner version. I'd say 95% the same. My brother sold it to the Anderson family in jaroso Colorado after my dad died. Seeing your Ollie brought back such fond memories. I noticed yours is way tipsy. Ours had a set of large steal weights under the seat. Our cleats were a half inch taller too for more grip. I'm sure yours are worn down. But anyway... love that you got a beautiful old tractor that you can use and have fun with. 😊
After binging on all of the past videos, I too am now addicted to these videos. I am fascinated with the new mine and look forward to the new daily driver project(s)
That crawler is awesome! gotta love those old "Cletracs"
That little dozer did a good job. Nice 4x4 king quad. The multiple range and front locker made those things a pulling machine.
That Jeepster would be a great daily driver and a super challenging project to restore
I really enjoyed part 1, so this will be entertaining as well. I love the look of the Green Machine.
Enjoy your videos they're always a treat.
You sure made a good rig out of that.
Love the content and your great attitude That Cat #17000 V8 in the background deserves an episode of it's own
You have made the crawler into a nice little machine. One trick I use to free up a large, frozen nut like the one on the track adjuster, is to use a cold chisel and pound on the flat of the nut as if you were going to cut it off, but in this case, the intention is to only free up the nut. It is not elegant, but it works, when nothing else will.
*- Always good stuff here and always so much to learn.*
Hope you live to be 300, so you can "have fun" at your Playland in the Desert! I'll watch every video and have fun with you.
fantastic watch, didn't want it to end, so interesting too, more please?
Man, you are always in control. I need to be more like you!
Those oil ports should be used for the turbo that you will install!
To be honest that Gauge cluster you made doesnt look bad at all!
You and I have the same large budget for project vehicles. I like this channel.
Very clever, using that oil pressure switch in that manner. Thanks for another great video!
I’m so looking forward to all the adventures and stuff you will get up to at the mine. Shame it’s so far away but sure it will end up a home away from home over time and I’m here to watch it happen 👍
Knowing the paint code for the Jeepster will come in handy for color matching.
I love to watch your videos. Greetings from Ankara 👋
when you’re working with sheet metal. It’s best to make small spots. wait for the red to go away, spot and so on. You can get fancy with the air hose to cool it down but you still have to wait a sec before hitting a red puddle with air
Grinding makes me the welder I’m not.
Bondo make me the grinder I’m not.
😂
Excellent video Low Buck Garage (James) :) and yes that dozer doing super job for all repairs doing to also ! Well Done!
Love the little Dozer you have now, and the rear-mounted hoist is definitely going to see a lot of work with how often you seem to need to pull motors!
Dang I wish I had 1/10 th of your knowledge! You are a truly amazing renaissance man.
That looks like a lot of fun.
The best kind of nrighbours are no nrighbours... great spot you bagged there, virtual autonomy from the world.
Gotta say I like your style, the fact that you sound just like Hank Hill works in your favor too.
Great video…love to watch
Awesome video again! Cool to see the Oliver coming along and cool to see your mine again! Keep up the great work!
I look forward to projects on the new property!
If a guy ever gets an Oliver loader with a Nissan diesel this video would come in handy I garontee. LOL
charming video, good stuff
Another awesome Low Buck video
that oliver is working real nice
Fantastic little dozer!
Quite the success, James, thank you
Great video, I really enjoyed it!
Looks like you're getting the hang of driving that thing. I named my boy after that tractor, his name is "Tractor".
Maybe momma or daddy has an old cadillac sitting around, that seems to by the style for the midwestern man's daily driver.
You do excellent work. I'm impressed. 👍
Corn Head grease also works fantastically well for steering boxes.
Great work getting around the problems James.
I love this little dozer. 👍
Nice work on the repairs James 🙂👍
I cannot get enough of your videos, very well done .
Thank you for inspiring us to make stuff work for us!
we learn so many things with you, dude
Great Video!
don't forget to make a new video when you plum hydraulic fluid to that hoist on the back. Cheers!
I absolutely love your videos! King of all fix all's!
Good job! It looks like a handy little rig to have on your property.
This channel is the best, such good fun and an education.
Good explanation for the alternator
Grinder and paint make me the welder I ain’t.
Nice James!
Cute little tractor
This is a great channel. The mine is really cool, excited to see more
That ol' oliver is a little beast!
You absolute gem!