Old Forklift Repair- 1977 Yale
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- Опубліковано 14 січ 2024
- In this episode, join us on the journey of reviving an old Yale forklift that's been a faithful companion in a farm setting for the past two decades. It might not be in pristine condition, but it's got character, and it's time to address the quirks that come with years of makeshift repairs.
🤝 We're not forklift experts, and that's where you come in! Share your wisdom, experiences, or suggestions in the comments below. Have you dealt with similar situations? Any tips for our unique forklift revival project? Let's build a community of knowledge together!
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🛠️ Key Topics Covered:
Assessing 20 Years of Farm Wear and Tear
Unveiling Issues of neglect
Tackling Initial Maintenance Challenges
Prepping the Forklift for the Machine Shop Relocation - Навчання та стиль
*This machine reminds me of working on my 1930 Model-A.*
How much did you give for it? You should have flashed us the air filter box for the model/part number. Glad you commented on the alternator mount, because the USGS will probably contact you about the seismic waves from it 🙂 And I could hear the muffler rattle here in Montana..
$6250. That seems to be a fair price for them around here. 5/6k pneumatic tired rigs get more money than larger 8k versions. I didn't think about showing the part number. I'll throw that into part 2. LOL on the USGS comment. Stay tuned...we cured the muffler rattle, and it was a two fold thing. I should be able to get into Wyoming before you hear it coming now. ;) ~P
DON'T GO OFF ROAD !
I have a wiggions forklift with the same engiune mine desided self destricsed to self destruct parts are avalible but quite expensive you could trey tractot saalvage yarda the ford 1722 from a ford naaa or gas 600 should bne the same
Sorry to hear. Thanks for your insights on parts. ~P
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