Clever bit of kit Ash. Was surprised how high it went up. Definitely making the old girl more versatile than she already is. Nice bit of workmanship. Well done
Would be interesting to carry out a gradual weight test and test it's limits, obviously the pivot point is the tractor rear wheels. Lots of factors to consider.
I'm having some issues with the hyd at the moment so it can't life to it's full potential. Think I need to rebuild the pump. But what I actually built this for is lifting logs around the yard so for that purpose it should be more than strong enough 👍
It was surprisingly rigid! I mess up though, was supposed to add an extra bit on the end of the video where i finished it. Have added a stainless steel reinforcement strap from end to end with a raised point over the pivot hole. Also painted it 😊 As for the sway, that is wear/slop in the 3 point linkage that I need to try and take out
I'm half way through watching and already think the weight of the iron pole is sooo heavey, that the hydraulics will not be strong enough to lift the pole AND the the weight of much load. Remember that poor old Nuffield is not from yesterday but many years before yesterday. Sorry for being so negative but i'm a farmers boy and have used tractors from yesteryear and from the modern day, so have some comparison.
Nice one for relaxing the back
All you need now is 4 wheel drive to the tractor!
Clever bit of kit Ash. Was surprised how high it went up. Definitely making the old girl more versatile than she already is. Nice bit of workmanship. Well done
Cheers fella 👍 it definitely opens up new doorways haha
Brilliant! I want one...
You should build one! 😄
Boom! Nice 👌
Well done, you prooved me wrong. It lifts more than I was expecting! Never doubt Ash seems to be the moral of this story.
hahah to be fair I was also surprised when it actually worked 😅
Your so clever Ash.
I doubt that. I'm just not afraid to try something 😄
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Well done man. Really nice work! Now all you need is a ramp and you can build yourself a pyramid 😂 very creative and inventive.
Haha cheers dude 😄👍
Love it! ❤Maybe incorporate a battery operated winch into the design next?🤔
I did think about that but then realised its kind of pointless as there's so much range of movement on the boom alone
Cutting fluid is actually from my experience a lot better than wd 40, ok you use what you have.
I sure it is to be honest. I really need to get some, find myself drilling metal a lot
good vid on channel ash thanks lee
Cheers buddy 👍
Would be interesting to carry out a gradual weight test and test it's limits, obviously the pivot point is the tractor rear wheels. Lots of factors to consider.
I'm having some issues with the hyd at the moment so it can't life to it's full potential. Think I need to rebuild the pump. But what I actually built this for is lifting logs around the yard so for that purpose it should be more than strong enough 👍
Cool. Thought there would be a lot more flex of the boom under load. Loads of lateral sway, though. How are you going to reduce that, if at all?
It was surprisingly rigid! I mess up though, was supposed to add an extra bit on the end of the video where i finished it. Have added a stainless steel reinforcement strap from end to end with a raised point over the pivot hole. Also painted it 😊 As for the sway, that is wear/slop in the 3 point linkage that I need to try and take out
I'm half way through watching and already think the weight of the iron pole is sooo heavey, that the hydraulics will not be strong enough to lift the pole AND the the weight of much load. Remember that poor old Nuffield is not from yesterday but many years before yesterday. Sorry for being so negative but i'm a farmers boy and have used tractors from yesteryear and from the modern day, so have some comparison.
I don't think you understand the power of hydraulics
That will teach you to wait until the end to comment 🤣👍 Believe it or not the actual lifting power of the 3 point on this model is around 2 ton!
I was amazed at how well that worked. I was thinking, something will bend or snap but there it is. For an old tractor it's serving you well 👍