Thanks for the kind words Michael, I sincerely appreciate it. I definitely do not have all the answers, but I’m happy to share what I do not and learn along the way. Cheers❤️😎
Thanks it certainly works a treat especially if you have no need to take the lid off. Thanks for watching and commenting mate, I sincerely appreciate it 😎👍
Thanks it certainly works a treat especially if you have no need to take the lid off. Thanks for watching and commenting mate, I sincerely appreciate it 😎👍
I know I'm a little late to the party but those grease guns are designed to have the fitting loosened, fitted to the nipple and tightened to apply grease then loosened again for disconnection. No one ever dose this ( including me ) and it is the main cause of the fittings wearing out and nipples breaking off. Loving the build
Thanks for watching and commenting Keith. Of course the project is great fun but getting extra motivation from the likes of you is unbelievably helpful, thank you😎👍
Hey mate really informative video. I've been rebuilding every serviceable part on my BJ42 and I always stare blankly at that little idler box and wonder if I should rebuild it. Your video has given me the confidence to do it if I feel the need! I'm gonna start from the start and watch your build. Keep up up good work!!
Thanks for your kind words mate, I really do appreciate it. I was not sure about that little sucker either but I’m glad I did it, and it’s dead easy. I trust you will find past and future videos helpful mate. Cheers😎👍
Too funny mate, that’s a shocker to get into place! The blast cabinet is awesome, I don’t know why I did not buy one before. Thanks for watching and commenting mate, I sincerely appreciate it 😎👍
Very perceptive David, that video with all the explanations will be coming out shortly! Thanks for watching and commenting mate, I sincerely appreciate it 😎👍
It is still a killer mate, grass is growing before my very eyes it’s that wet out! I got the kit from Online Auto Parts and it had this description. Idler Arm Repair Kit suits Toyota 40 Series BJ40 BJ42 FJ40 FJ45 FJ55 HJ45 HJ47 bj40 bj42 fj40 fj45 fj55 hj45 hj47 models 04453-60021. I got it on their eBay store but I would imagine you could get it off their website as well. Thanks for watching and asking the question Daniel. Cheers😎👍
the reason the seal could have popped out is it was installed the wrong way, the seal should be set up so the grease can come out of the lip when you grease it, if you put it the wrong way the seal wont let grease out and will hydraulic out, try greasing it and see what happens, if it pops out, turn it the other way... I did it once 30 years ago, so I am no expert.
Excellent advice mate, thanks for taking the time to share it with me and everyone reading and watching. I did indeed grease it and it was just as you described, a small amount of grease came out past the seal. I did not pay any attention to the orientation of the original seal, so I can’t confirm if it hydrauliced or was just past it’s prime at 46 years old😂. Again, thanks for sharing 😎👍
Thank you for an enjoyable tutorial. No baloney - just another do it yourselfer sharing what he does.
Thanks for the kind words Michael, I sincerely appreciate it. I definitely do not have all the answers, but I’m happy to share what I do not and learn along the way. Cheers❤️😎
I like the trick with the tek screw in the paint tin 👍
Thanks it certainly works a treat especially if you have no need to take the lid off. Thanks for watching and commenting mate, I sincerely appreciate it 😎👍
Thanks it certainly works a treat especially if you have no need to take the lid off. Thanks for watching and commenting mate, I sincerely appreciate it 😎👍
I know I'm a little late to the party but those grease guns are designed to have the fitting loosened, fitted to the nipple and tightened to apply grease then loosened again for disconnection. No one ever dose this ( including me ) and it is the main cause of the fittings wearing out and nipples breaking off. Loving the build
I did not know that Shane, I’ll give it a crack the next time I do a grease job. Thanks for sharing mate, I sincerely appreciate it 👍😎
Tip Top as usual Terry. Don't forget I have plenty of spares if you find anything beyond refurb/repair.
Thanks for your kind words. Definitely will need bits in the future, if that I have no doubt😎👍
The fastest zerk fitting grease gun ever !
Too funny mate. Those fittings kill me😬😂
really thorough and well thought out.... i'm getting a sandblaster!
They are friggin awesome mate, don’t know how I lived without a blast cabinet🤔🙃. Thanks for watching and commenting mate, I sincerely appreciate it 😎👍
Really loving this series Terry! Doing a great job!
Thank you sir, I appreciate you taking the time to comment. I’m enjoying the build as well, going to be getting into the juicy stuff soon😎👍
Really enjoying these videos Terry. Watching this project come together, task by task.
Thanks for watching and commenting Keith. Of course the project is great fun but getting extra motivation from the likes of you is unbelievably helpful, thank you😎👍
@@JafffaAdventures Can't wait to see the finished project Terry!
You and me both mate
Starting to come together Terry. Cheers Steve
It is indeed Steve. Still hasn’t pissed me off yet so I must be doing something right (or perhaps that’s coming😂). Cheers😎👍
Hey mate really informative video. I've been rebuilding every serviceable part on my BJ42 and I always stare blankly at that little idler box and wonder if I should rebuild it. Your video has given me the confidence to do it if I feel the need! I'm gonna start from the start and watch your build. Keep up up good work!!
Thanks for your kind words mate, I really do appreciate it. I was not sure about that little sucker either but I’m glad I did it, and it’s dead easy. I trust you will find past and future videos helpful mate. Cheers😎👍
Other then your ugga duggas, im pleased with the quality of work, that ugga will kill threads though
Thanks Garry, I’m happy with how the build is progressing, cheers😎👍
Pleased to see I'm not the only person to struggle pushing down the main cap on the centre arm. I really need a blast cabinet 😂
Too funny mate, that’s a shocker to get into place! The blast cabinet is awesome, I don’t know why I did not buy one before. Thanks for watching and commenting mate, I sincerely appreciate it 😎👍
Hang on a minute there sunshine. Did someone come around to your shed and sand blast and paint the chassis, or did you send it out? What was the cost?
Very perceptive David, that video with all the explanations will be coming out shortly! Thanks for watching and commenting mate, I sincerely appreciate it 😎👍
I reckon in over 20years I've had to replace about 5 or more of these
Cool, thanks for sharing Noel. Cheers👍😎
Hi Terry, ops first today... cheers PS. That was to easy... what you do after lunch??
It was too easy! Gotta have some of those days to make up for the killers! Cheers
Great vid Terry. The humidity must still be 90% given the headband. Just wondering where you gotthekit from and the part number?
It is still a killer mate, grass is growing before my very eyes it’s that wet out! I got the kit from Online Auto Parts and it had this description. Idler Arm Repair Kit suits Toyota 40 Series BJ40 BJ42 FJ40 FJ45 FJ55 HJ45 HJ47 bj40 bj42 fj40 fj45 fj55 hj45 hj47 models 04453-60021. I got it on their eBay store but I would imagine you could get it off their website as well. Thanks for watching and asking the question Daniel. Cheers😎👍
Hi Terry, has the por15 held up? I see lots of mixed reviews when applied to clean metal.
Yes indeed it has mate. As long as it has something to bite into it works very well. Slick smooth steel, not so good. Cheers👍😎
@@JafffaAdventures thanks Terry
No worries BigFella👍😎
the reason the seal could have popped out is it was installed the wrong way, the seal should be set up so the grease can come out of the lip when you grease it, if you put it the wrong way the seal wont let grease out and will hydraulic out, try greasing it and see what happens, if it pops out, turn it the other way... I did it once 30 years ago, so I am no expert.
Excellent advice mate, thanks for taking the time to share it with me and everyone reading and watching. I did indeed grease it and it was just as you described, a small amount of grease came out past the seal. I did not pay any attention to the orientation of the original seal, so I can’t confirm if it hydrauliced or was just past it’s prime at 46 years old😂. Again, thanks for sharing 😎👍
@@JafffaAdventures I look forward to watching you build this, I have a soft spot for this vehicle, and its probably the reason I have a bad back lol.