Hands down one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen on UA-cam. The resurrection of a skid steer that had a tree growing out of it. Gives me hope for the future of America. Show them how it’s done, young man!!!
Kudos to you dude! You did all the right things! except you missed pulling the choke out, so that's why it took so long to start. I'm sure you figured that out by now. You have a lot of good skills. I have a 610 and it took me a long while to learn it, learn how to adjust points, etc etc. Its a good machine. The drive chains will break though when you push it hard with a lot of weight in the bucket. I'm buying a #40 chain from USA Roller Chains and Sprockets right now...strongest one I could find. I put an electric fuel pump couple yrs ago. Now to replace fuel hoses with custom bent lines. I recommend adding the expensive oil additive (like Prolong), that's what I do. This engine will live forever. Mine still runs great. I just have to blow out the carb like twice a season bc I think the paper gasket (or bits of rubber hose) get past the filter and clog the orfices. Runs great everytime though if you keep the points adjusted. I can send you the service manual if you want it.
I have fixed something similar. my dad had this old 1987 bobcat 741. I fixed it with tons of issues with the hydraulic system. It didn’t move until I flushed the whole system and rebuilt the right drive motor. I’m only 13.
I owned a 610 for years! Been kicking myself for years for selling it. Now I'm using a 763 that is not half the machine my 610 was. The only thing on the 610 was the air cooled engine. If you use it in brush a lot, the air passes will get plugged and it will over heat. There is a heat sensor on a head bolt that will shut the engine off if it over heats. Sometimes people take them off, so be sure that sensor is on it and working. Good machine that will do a lot of work!
The way that little thing backed out of it's spot, covered in overgrowth and stuff was actually a little adorable. The lights almost look like little wonky eyes... I love little machines
I have the same machine, M-610, that I bought new in 1975. Still have it and still running strong. The only thing I’ve done to the engine besides points and spark plugs is head gaskets. Those Wisconsin VH 4D engines are great. I just repainted it and you can still get the original decals for it online.
Son take it from this old Army Vet get yourself a good pair of leather gloves 🧤 and wear pants 👖 long sleeve shirt 👔 and some comfortable boots 🥾👍👌✌️🫡🇺🇸 and carry bug spray with at all times
I had a 510 that Bobcat couldn't believe . I took the data plate off and showed them. I had the Kohlar 2 cylinder. They make repower kits with Honda as the source. That is a wet clutch with chains in oil and a variable drive belt driven.I used it to death but it just got too old for parts. I bought a 257 track Cat with ASV undercarriage. I got tired of flat tires. I like Cat with the inline engines and easy acess to the motor. Bobcat was sold to Korea a long time ago. Good Luck. I was amased you got that started.
Wisconsin W4-1770 engine with 35 horses of fury. I worked with a guy who had the tiniest of Bobcat skid steer loaders. Powered by an 18hp Kohler twin. He used it for building demolition. They’re also popular for mucking stalls.
Ohh trust me. There are lots of videos I make that just don’t make it to UA-cam because the project ends up being too far gone. Or I’ll bring something a long ways and something catastrophically fails. lol I get burnt a lot but I don’t post those because then everyone wants me to rebuild or restore whatever it may be and I just don’t have the patience or interest to do all that. If I fully restored everything I brought home I would still be making videos on the 1980 scout I brought home awhile ago and to me that’s just boring. I like keeping it fresh with new stuff
@BradenBuildz even though some of them don't make it to youtube, you're attempting to fix things most people wouldn't even try. Kudos to you for that 👏 there's keyboard mechanics and then there's folks like you who actually do it lol
Love videos!! Since your at harbor freight already buy some grade 70 chains and 2 ratcheting chain binders please. 2” strap won’t work if it’s over a sharp edge. It will slowly slice the strap and cops can give you a ticket for it. DOT Tip (Anything over 10,000lbs on a trailer for equipment needs 4 points of securement. Anything under 10,000lbs needs 2 points of securement.) just an FYI if you ever get pulled over by county or state patrol. Let’s say you are hauling a mini excavator weights less than 10,000lbs you will need your 2 point securement AND you need to secure the bucket as DOT says because it’s an “attachment” so that also need to be chained down. Anything that’s an attachment to a piece of equipment also has to be chained down. Like a skid steer bucket, mini excavator buckets. Backhoe front bucket and rear bucket is an attachment. So basically you have to carry (5) grade 70 chains and 5 ratcheting chain binders. If you don’t know what grade chains are and the weight rating of chains just do some googling. Grade 70 is your standard DOT transport chain. You can get away with 3/8 chains and 3/8-1/2 chain binders. With that you would be set for life. (Working load) limit of (1) 3/8 grade 70 chain is 6,600lbs.
@@BradenBuildz no worry’s just giving your tips if you haven’t already known about the DOT regulations. Every now and then you have to break some rules to get stuff done 😁😁
The shot at the end with the sun setting, music playing, and the rusty machine on the trailer. The wind blowing the grown in weeds and trees is, actually a weirdly romantic shot
Them old Wisconsins were good but a nice yanmar or kubota diesel would be mucho bettero😊 I’m super excited to see your other vids comin out brother! This old excavator is killing me finacially it needs a new slew bearing and gears and tons of other stuff
@@BradenBuildz Good idea, I should make a video when I try and get mine running. All hydraulic hoses are junk but I have my own hose crimper and tubing benders so that's an easy fix!
I just wish I had the knowledge to do this. It's fun watching you make these finds and bring them back to life. I always wonder what kind of deals you get on these.
If I can’t sell it and make a profit on it I simply don’t buy it. That goes for just about everything I buy except for fast food lol. Just a mind set I’ve developed. Some call it “being tight”. I will never ever buy something with debt unless it’s real estate.
Had a good laugh watching you struggle with that chicken fence 😂😂 Great content btw! Love hidden gem channels like this. The "vice grip garage" kind of style restoration stuff if you will. Earned a sub!
I'm surprised you didn't burn up that starter the way you were cranking it for so long. Might want to try cranking it less each time you try to get something running.
Very awesome surviving that bobcat can't wait to see the part to video of you fixing it all up and awesome channel keep new videos coming outstanding work for you young man very proud of you for your knowledge on that stuff 🤘
i have a bob cat 610 and every so many years i have to change the ignition because all it will do is click. i see some wires moving while you turn it over they might get fetched up
Love your videos. What’s the plan with the machines, is it for contracting work or are you collecting them for fun. I like both options so not judging was just curious
Would've been smart to shoot some lubricant into the spark plug holes before turning over an engine that sat so long. Would've also been smart to wear a long sleeve shirt and long trousers.
I didn't hear what you were looking for. I have several Wisconsin motors of several different varieties 2and4 cylinders. They have been sitting but can be yours .
Folks please dont try that at home one should back the skidsteer onto the trailer it could easily flip over you should back it on there spooked me there for a second
Salut mon Steel! Dire que je te suis depuis environs tes 10k, et je t’ai vu évoluer et par le fait même moi aussi,(je t’écoutais dans ma chambre comme un hermite, et aujourd’hui, j’ai fait l’achat de ma première maison et je suis toujours à l’écoute 😂) je t’écoutais jouer dans ta petite salle avec un rideau noir et ton casque Razer, (parfois avec les lunettes d’aviateur 😂). Je trouves que ton contenu est rendu infiniment meilleur, surtout avec le tracteur et tout, mais cette vidéo là est next step, j’avais le feeling de jaser avec toi 😂. Tout ça pour dire lâche pas le contenu est parfait. Et tu sembles être un très bon père.🤟🏻
Great to see young people with the skills, tenacity and work ethic doing things like this.
More power to you chap.
Cheers
Ian
Hands down one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen on UA-cam. The resurrection of a skid steer that had a tree growing out of it. Gives me hope for the future of America. Show them how it’s done, young man!!!
That machine definitely thought it had seen the last of its days...so glad you are giving it another life! She's got a lot left in her!
What. Year 😮😮
Good job.. It is nice to see a youngster like you with the mechanical skills to get old iron like this running again..
Kudos to you dude! You did all the right things! except you missed pulling the choke out, so that's why it took so long to start. I'm sure you figured that out by now. You have a lot of good skills. I have a 610 and it took me a long while to learn it, learn how to adjust points, etc etc. Its a good machine. The drive chains will break though when you push it hard with a lot of weight in the bucket. I'm buying a #40 chain from USA Roller Chains and Sprockets right now...strongest one I could find. I put an electric fuel pump couple yrs ago. Now to replace fuel hoses with custom bent lines. I recommend adding the expensive oil additive (like Prolong), that's what I do. This engine will live forever. Mine still runs great. I just have to blow out the carb like twice a season bc I think the paper gasket (or bits of rubber hose) get past the filter and clog the orfices. Runs great everytime though if you keep the points adjusted. I can send you the service manual if you want it.
I have fixed something similar. my dad had this old 1987 bobcat 741. I fixed it with tons of issues with the hydraulic system. It didn’t move until I flushed the whole system and rebuilt the right drive motor. I’m only 13.
Cutting to you watering the plants got me good. Im so excited to see this thing all fixed up!
That had me dying 😂
I owned a 610 for years! Been kicking myself for years for selling it. Now I'm using a 763 that is not half the machine my 610 was. The only thing on the 610 was the air cooled engine. If you use it in brush a lot, the air passes will get plugged and it will over heat. There is a heat sensor on a head bolt that will shut the engine off if it over heats. Sometimes people take them off, so be sure that sensor is on it and working. Good machine that will do a lot of work!
The way that little thing backed out of it's spot, covered in overgrowth and stuff was actually a little adorable. The lights almost look like little wonky eyes... I love little machines
I have the same machine, M-610, that I bought new in 1975. Still have it and still running strong. The only thing I’ve done to the engine besides points and spark plugs is head gaskets. Those Wisconsin VH 4D engines are great. I just repainted it and you can still get the original decals for it online.
Son take it from this old Army Vet get yourself a good pair of leather gloves 🧤 and wear pants 👖 long sleeve shirt 👔 and some comfortable boots 🥾👍👌✌️🫡🇺🇸 and carry bug spray with at all times
Amazing to see those machines come back to life thanks for sharing
Outstanding! keep on keeping them alive. Great channel young man.
Thank you 🙏
I had a 510 that Bobcat couldn't believe . I took the data plate off and showed them. I had the Kohlar 2 cylinder. They make repower kits with Honda as the source. That is a wet clutch with chains in oil and a variable drive belt driven.I used it to death but it just got too old for parts. I bought a 257 track Cat with ASV undercarriage. I got tired of flat tires. I like Cat with the inline engines and easy acess to the motor. Bobcat was sold to Korea a long time ago. Good Luck. I was amased you got that started.
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Wisconsin W4-1770 engine with 35 horses of fury. I worked with a guy who had the tiniest of Bobcat skid steer loaders. Powered by an 18hp Kohler twin. He used it for building demolition. They’re also popular for mucking stalls.
I'm amazed at how lucky you get on these machines. I would find a skid steer with a locked engine and rusted together drivetrain 🤣
Ohh trust me. There are lots of videos I make that just don’t make it to UA-cam because the project ends up being too far gone. Or I’ll bring something a long ways and something catastrophically fails.
lol I get burnt a lot but I don’t post those because then everyone wants me to rebuild or restore whatever it may be and I just don’t have the patience or interest to do all that.
If I fully restored everything I brought home I would still be making videos on the 1980 scout I brought home awhile ago and to me that’s just boring. I like keeping it fresh with new stuff
@BradenBuildz even though some of them don't make it to youtube, you're attempting to fix things most people wouldn't even try. Kudos to you for that 👏 there's keyboard mechanics and then there's folks like you who actually do it lol
Always amazing content. I bought one of those 600 series Bobcats back in the day, served me well.
I have a 70s 610 Bobcat with a Deutz Diesel in it. great tool.
Nice... its feels realy nice to bring a machine back to life after being abandoned or/neglected... i think that engine is wisconsin.
Your personality is wounderful love to watch your channel
Driving onto that trailer like a boss. That was cool to see.
Love videos!! Since your at harbor freight already buy some grade 70 chains and 2 ratcheting chain binders please. 2” strap won’t work if it’s over a sharp edge. It will slowly slice the strap and cops can give you a ticket for it.
DOT Tip (Anything over 10,000lbs on a trailer for equipment needs 4 points of securement. Anything under 10,000lbs needs 2 points of securement.) just an FYI if you ever get pulled over by county or state patrol.
Let’s say you are hauling a mini excavator weights less than 10,000lbs you will need your 2 point securement AND you need to secure the bucket as DOT says because it’s an “attachment” so that also need to be chained down. Anything that’s an attachment to a piece of equipment also has to be chained down. Like a skid steer bucket, mini excavator buckets. Backhoe front bucket and rear bucket is an attachment. So basically you have to carry (5) grade 70 chains and 5 ratcheting chain binders. If you don’t know what grade chains are and the weight rating of chains just do some googling. Grade 70 is your standard DOT transport chain. You can get away with 3/8 chains and 3/8-1/2 chain binders. With that you would be set for life. (Working load) limit of (1) 3/8 grade 70 chain is 6,600lbs.
It was about a 15min drive but yeah. I’ve ripped straps on sharp edges before. It weighs about 4000lb.
@@BradenBuildz no worry’s just giving your tips if you haven’t already known about the DOT regulations. Every now and then you have to break some rules to get stuff done 😁😁
The shot at the end with the sun setting, music playing, and the rusty machine on the trailer. The wind blowing the grown in weeds and trees is, actually a weirdly romantic shot
OK, that's "interesting".
Them old Wisconsins were good but a nice yanmar or kubota diesel would be mucho bettero😊 I’m super excited to see your other vids comin out brother! This old excavator is killing me finacially it needs a new slew bearing and gears and tons of other stuff
I can't believe you got that old Wisconsin running when they sit valves will stick very expensive to work on parts wise
Recently found your channel. Loving these rescues of old equipment and trucks.
I love your vids man. Truly puts a smile on my face when you say things like “go join your friend” to a screw😂
Damn plants never grow where you want them to. 🤣
I'm ready, let's see it. Can't wait. Love watching.
Try to get the trailer and log splitter as a package deal.
I am starting on my burned down bobcat s70 this week, nice to see you working on a similar machine!
I have an M610 that has sat since 2005. Maybe one day I will try and get it running again!
Let me know if you want me to.
Email is in channel bio
@@BradenBuildz Good idea, I should make a video when I try and get mine running. All hydraulic hoses are junk but I have my own hose crimper and tubing benders so that's an easy fix!
Also please upload the restoration video...request from Manipur, India
This is the best advertisement for Bobcat I have ever seen it's It's been in the woods for who knows how long and still runs
Those 610's deserve respect, Tough machine!
"go join your friend" - I felt that.
"Go join your friend" is so relatable 😂
Do a restoration vid for that bobcat would love to see it come back to life
Great video , hopefully you keep us posted while you restore the bobcat
I bought a 610 like this and did the same thing. best investment ever! I love it
I just wish I had the knowledge to do this. It's fun watching you make these finds and bring them back to life. I always wonder what kind of deals you get on these.
If I can’t sell it and make a profit on it I simply don’t buy it. That goes for just about everything I buy except for fast food lol. Just a mind set I’ve developed. Some call it “being tight”. I will never ever buy something with debt unless it’s real estate.
Man to see a machine in restoration process is a beautiful sight to see
Look like a Wisconsin 4 cylinder really good motors
That orange trailer, can be your next project.
thanks for keeping your videos so dynamic and engaging! ⚡
Your channel is extremely underatted.
Young hustler with a sense of humor keep it real kiddo :) proud of you !!
Had a good laugh watching you struggle with that chicken fence 😂😂
Great content btw! Love hidden gem channels like this. The "vice grip garage" kind of style restoration stuff if you will. Earned a sub!
good video, without any flower, all real - dirty ruaty, oily, reality, you got hands and the spirit, i believe you will fix it🙂
I'm surprised you didn't burn up that starter the way you were cranking it for so long. Might want to try cranking it less each time you try to get something running.
Starters start to ask for help when they get too hot. This one never did that
it's always a pleasure when I remember I'm subscribed to this guy
I knew this video was going to do well! Great job man!
love your dynamic approach to creating engaging content!
Very awesome surviving that bobcat can't wait to see the part to video of you fixing it all up and awesome channel keep new videos coming outstanding work for you young man very proud of you for your knowledge on that stuff 🤘
Them fence panels are around $50.00 each now day's. 🤔🤠👍⭐🇺🇲
i have a bob cat 610 and every so many years i have to change the ignition because all it will do is click. i see some wires moving while you turn it over they might get fetched up
good job man nice little bobcat 👍👍🚜🚜
man i LOVE your content
Good work getting it running!
Engine gonna never be the same quick oil change before running oil water
Good job on getting the bobcat running 😮😮😮❤❤
Enjoyed that. Determination❤❤❤❤❤
I am watching from Denmark. ❤ and love it.
Love your videos. What’s the plan with the machines, is it for contracting work or are you collecting them for fun. I like both options so not judging was just curious
Would've been smart to shoot some lubricant into the spark plug holes before turning over an engine that sat so long. Would've also been smart to wear a long sleeve shirt and long trousers.
DUDEZILLA! You are ONE FUNNY YOUNG JEDI!!!
AND YOU give this old guy hope for the future generation!!!!
Great video man I would love to see more from the bobcat
In most countries in the world, you are severely punished if you intentionally dump oil and gasoline into nature. But not in U.S.?
It's an immaterial amount
Hardly enough to hurt the weeds
Munro, I call BS
I dump all my used oil in our pond. It doesn't hurt anything
@@ravioli9728 😭
Iran has a 3500 year old civilization. Please respect Iran and Iranians and add Persian subtitles. Iranian people are very kind and modern
Love that FORD compact diesel in the background.
that's no bobcat, that's a bobkitty! we had one years ago, scraped the isles in the free stall barn.
I didn't hear what you were looking for. I have several Wisconsin motors of several different varieties 2and4 cylinders. They have been sitting but can be yours .
State?
@@BradenBuildz NY
@@BradenBuildzthose bobcat Wisconsin VH4D engines had a special tapered shaft.
Don't know about the rest of the machine, but its got one hell of a starter! Great video and new subscriber!
awesome score, was it spendy to drag home?
My dude be easy on that starter 😂
Good video as always! Keep em coming!
Absolute legend well done can't wait to see more .
That’s one hell of a video boy
Hard work , but lots of learning experience.
😂 funny guy are you ... use round-up works superb.
first time watching and it was the bets time watching love the vids
You are goated at this stuff good job
It good you are saving the old girl instead of of it going to the scrap yard
Folks please dont try that at home one should back the skidsteer onto the trailer it could easily flip over you should back it on there spooked me there for a second
That makes no sense
@BradenBuildz well if ya drive up on it foward the counter weight can flip it on ya if ya back it up you have the bucket to keep it from flipping over
You can look up flipping a skidsteer
Bro didn't even think about removing the NEW TIRES
Use ether for first start so you dont kill starter or battery. Good luck
Salut mon Steel! Dire que je te suis depuis environs tes 10k, et je t’ai vu évoluer et par le fait même moi aussi,(je t’écoutais dans ma chambre comme un hermite, et aujourd’hui, j’ai fait l’achat de ma première maison et je suis toujours à l’écoute 😂) je t’écoutais jouer dans ta petite salle avec un rideau noir et ton casque Razer, (parfois avec les lunettes d’aviateur 😂). Je trouves que ton contenu est rendu infiniment meilleur, surtout avec le tracteur et tout, mais cette vidéo là est next step, j’avais le feeling de jaser avec toi 😂. Tout ça pour dire lâche pas le contenu est parfait. Et tu sembles être un très bon père.🤟🏻
I'm a new subscriber hope to see much more of this kind of videos
what air compressor are you using? I like that little device
It’s from harbor freight
Braden powers through another salvage rescue with minimum effort 🤔. Did he notice it runs on only 2 cylinders ? Fix Or for parts only? Thanks
Will you do a series on fixing it up ?
Yes probably just another video
19:50 lazy nise
it will look good mate 👌
I know what wrong with it it doesn't have any gas in it 😂😂
24:48 bros watering his plants
Ja😭😭
Nice work.
Well done young man.....had to sub
Be careful around old hydro lines pin hole leaks can mess you up
btw. had a house with a crawl space of 3' deep. dug an extra 6' deep to make a full basement took 2 days in 1975
Can we get this mans more views?