Not sure why your videos make me smile. I have no connection to the machining world. I think I am attracted to good people. Thank you for the happiness you put in my world.
Nice repair.. and full credit to the manufacturer for their complete replacement! That's a rare bit of customer service nowadays ... Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Hi, Matty: Thanks for showing us how. Whenever you see a part like that pulley, you just imagine what took place at the mower company: Designer: "Right, let's put a nylon pulley there instead of a pot metal one...that will save cost." Sales Manager: "Have you seen how much money we've lost this year on replacement lawn mowers? All because of a $20 part." You definitely saved that lad a backup lawn mower. Great to hear your DRO is on the way and looking forward to seeing that in action. Be well and see you next week. Cheers, mate.
Gday, I really cant understand why they use plastic components especially in the situation, the amount that would have failed would surely convince the manufacturers to rethink the part, Appreciate you watching, Cheers
Perfect repair job Matty. It's kept the mower back on the grass. I can understand you not wanting to re-bush the pully. Although no-one will see it, you have a pride in your work. Cheers Nobby
Hey Matty. Another great video, thanks! Mate, do us/yourself a favour please - when you are tugging at something to get it out of the chuck end, move or cover the cutting tool or anything in the tailstock in case you back-hand it when the object comes free. I have seen two nasty accidents, including one machinist I had to take to hospital because he had driven a small boring bar right through his hand, from just this. Look after yourself mate. Keep up the good videos please.
its obvious you and your neighbour get on well, if he had the labour bill for that job he would have to sit down, you can see why the manufacturer dont want them back when they are fkd. i hope he appreciated all the work you put into it
Ah memories......Had to make a pulley for an old ride on I had...made it out of alloy...but I don't have a lathe or mill.....what I have tho is a drill press and a die grinder...and at the time...I had patience and a few hours spare.....got it done and worked way better than the plastic one that detonated...
Gday, sounds like a big job to make a pulley without a lathe or mill but this shows that with a couple of simple tools anything is possible, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Gday Matty nice fix for the mower, simple little pulley build, that'll probably be better than new now, isn't it always good when the reward out weighs the cost and effort ten fold 👍👍
Hi Matty, nice fixup job. Also like the green grass in your backyard, looks like you live by a golf course. Also the Kangaroos or Wallabies in the background, nice area you live in. Regards from Switzerland, -Robert 👍💪✌
Nice repair Matty. There needs to be more repairing in the world and less throwing away and buying new. You attribute to that all the time. Thanks for sharing.
That was perfect timing for me, very relaxing watching you do that after sitting behind the wheel for 8 1/2 hours today coming back from up north, (less traffic coming home and it was 2 hours quicker), turned on the computer, opened UA-cam and Bingo, there you were, a nice outcome in the end. 👍
That mower looks to be made right many that IVE worked ad repaired are very cheaply made .after over fifty years of mower and Wall engine repairs IVE seen a total decline in equipment strength and quality to the point of use the machine for a year and throw it away.. The mower your working on looks to be very well made . thanks for the video.
Ahh... reminds me of the days when I did lawnmowing. Good fix Matty. I wish I could look at a bunch of dirty parts, then 'nek minit' they are all clean. I use to use petrol to clean parts, but now I use kerosene or diesel. You don't want to inadvertently cause a spark when cleaning with petrol. You can throw a match into diesel and it will just go out so that is a lot safer.
Hello Matty, A good job, well done. I like how you made the tapers with the parting tool... I have a pulley to make and will follow that approach... Good mod getting rid of the spring tensioner. Take care. Paul,,
Just got home from seeing my youngest grandson Ethan and with a post from Matty waiting, awesome day. Glad that the job went well, you have a beautiful garden. Take care and see you next week, regards to you and family. Thanks for posting 👍
Another great vid Matty. What fun would life if everything was a win? (that's what my wife tells me when I mess up something in the shop and get mad. 🤣)
Ahh, funny this... I`ve just been making a very similar solution myself not two months ago... I haven`t posted the video, as i still haven`t finished the project, it`s still chucked up in the lathe, waiting for me to remember if i finished the shaft bore... The pulley turned out great, as did yours, and i actually set the angle by eye... I mean, come on, it`s a single V belt pulley for a mower... The main element here is the soft belt, and being half a degree or one whole off - makes little difference to the belt... The tensioner will snug it up, squish it into the groove and it will work just great even with a small error... Now, if we were talking lathe pulleys and such, sure, precision is in order, but a pulley that sees dust, grit, earth, small bits of rock and grass being churned by the belt can be tankful for your choice of material and silent on all other matters... Interesting to see that you had a similar issue in no more than a month down the line... Also makes me kinda feel stupid for not actually finishing it and posting the video, as if i do now, it will look like an unoriginal idea... Tho, my piece is quite different, being the main shaft pulley, rather than being a gearbox shaft pulley... But i should remake that one too... Briggs really did some engineering sins with that mower... ``A honda engine, a shit mower - i don`t give a damn`` was the official approach it would appear...
Bus mans holiday for me watching this one Matty. You are on my day job Turf , (no pun intended but it works) . the plastic pulleys are appalling on mowers and they always melt out from the belt when they jam up . most are made from cast aluminium and seem to last ok , that steel one will be everlasting . Another issue can be the hardness of the dog gears . newbies try to use the drive lever like a friction clutch and wear the teeth out . the fixed bracket will be fine , some use a spring but your method is the better . damn, I have my work hat on . Stopped now mate . Thanks for sharing , Cheers Ade.
Plastics technology has come a long way but there are components that it should not be used for. Plastic gears and pulleys are fine in a child’s toy but not in a case such as this. I’m guessing that the cost savings on making this pulley from plastic vs cast aluminum is very small and to me doesn’t make sense.
Nice job. Your tolerances are far better than the mower companies. The new pulley will outlast the mower now. I do like the view of your part of the world. Nice to see grass again. About 1/2 way through spring here & still have winter cleanup to do. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Matty, beautiful photo of Eden Wharf. Great job on the pulley - why they are made out of plastic in the first place is beyond me? Are those kangaroos in your yard pets or just visitors? Regards, Dave
Gday, It was a beautiful evening at the wharf, the roos are there all the time, quite often theres 50+ just laying around , Thanks for watching, Cheers
G'day Matty, another job well done my mate, no worries on the bozo, I made something 3 times last wekk 😂 hope your all keeping well, best wishes to you and yours
Gday, I had a ton of emails come through, If you like canyon send it again please, that way I know I definitely got it mate, Thanks for watching, Cheers
G'day Matty! Nice job mate, that pulley is ten times better than the plastic shit original. I know these things are made to a price And are designed to fail just outside the warranty period but fuck me that is a piece of shit deign, well not in the manufacturers eyes,but the customers certainly. The end float you showed I think does not matter, because it only runs one way and the design of the drive gears push the shaft towards one side only when driving. If there were a reverse, then they would have to address the end float somehow. Anyway your mate has a his and hers set of mowers now lol. Cheers Matty! Sam from England
Matt, hey why didn't you just bore out the hole and sleeve it?? You could've done to large hoe plugged it , welded it then re drilled the hole. Its only a daggy motor pulley drive. Or am I over thinking again.
Think about the standards Matty applies to his work. Notice he even polished the outside faces of the soon to be "dirty old pulley". So do you think Matty would have been satisfied with "just" a weld up and re-bore, or otherwise a re-sleeve?
Gday, Yes I could have repaired the first one but I know its not what I wanted, I'd rather take the time to make it right from the start, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Not sure why your videos make me smile. I have no connection to the machining world. I think I am attracted to good people. Thank you for the happiness you put in my world.
Thanks mate, Appreciate you watching, Cheers
Nice repair.. and full credit to the manufacturer for their complete replacement! That's a rare bit of customer service nowadays ...
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Hi, Matty: Thanks for showing us how. Whenever you see a part like that pulley, you just imagine what took place at the mower company:
Designer: "Right, let's put a nylon pulley there instead of a pot metal one...that will save cost."
Sales Manager: "Have you seen how much money we've lost this year on replacement lawn mowers? All because of a $20 part."
You definitely saved that lad a backup lawn mower.
Great to hear your DRO is on the way and looking forward to seeing that in action. Be well and see you next week. Cheers, mate.
Gday, I really cant understand why they use plastic components especially in the situation, the amount that would have failed would surely convince the manufacturers to rethink the part, Appreciate you watching, Cheers
Didn't know the ole Aussies like and ole Brew lol!!!..Good to see it!!!
we live in a throw away world... top marks to this guy i bet hes done lots like this and i bet he likes a challenge
Perfect repair job Matty. It's kept the mower back on the grass. I can understand you not wanting to re-bush the pully. Although no-one will see it, you have a pride in your work. Cheers Nobby
Gday Nobby, I could of fixed the first pulley but I knew I wouldn’t of been happy, thanks for watching mate
Hey Matty. Another great video, thanks!
Mate, do us/yourself a favour please - when you are tugging at something to get it out of the chuck end, move or cover the cutting tool or anything in the tailstock in case you back-hand it when the object comes free.
I have seen two nasty accidents, including one machinist I had to take to hospital because he had driven a small boring bar right through his hand, from just this. Look after yourself mate.
Keep up the good videos please.
I thought the same that could end up really badly too. Hope the machinist is back healthy again and will use more precaution from that day on.
Thanks for watching mate
its obvious you and your neighbour get on well, if he had the labour bill for that job he would have to sit down, you can see why the manufacturer dont want them back when they are fkd.
i hope he appreciated all the work you put into it
Nice job Matty ! These days everyone just throws the whole mower out.. I enjoy fixing all that I can
Gday, Its amazing how much does get thrown out these days when it can be easily fixed, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Ah memories......Had to make a pulley for an old ride on I had...made it out of alloy...but I don't have a lathe or mill.....what I have tho is a drill press and a die grinder...and at the time...I had patience and a few hours spare.....got it done and worked way better than the plastic one that detonated...
Gday, sounds like a big job to make a pulley without a lathe or mill but this shows that with a couple of simple tools anything is possible, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Very satisfying when a plan comes together.
It is mate, Thanks for watching, cheers
When you get time can you come and mow my lawn mate. 😂 Top fix there Matty
Yep no worries, give me 18 months and ill be there🤣, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Gday Matty nice fix for the mower, simple little pulley build, that'll probably be better than new now, isn't it always good when the reward out weighs the cost and effort ten fold 👍👍
Gday, It was a simple build but rewarding to see it going again, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Always a pleasure to watch Matty, thanks and god bless.
Thanks for watching mate
Recent subscriber, enjoy watching the work you do. Great job Matty! From the Midwest USA.
with a view like that, l think it's time you moved the your machines outside.
another excellent video young sir, keep up the good work.
Gday, Its not bad here mate, Pretty lucky really to live here, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Hi Matty, nice fixup job. Also like the green grass in your backyard, looks like you live by a golf course. Also the Kangaroos or Wallabies in the background, nice area you live in.
Regards from Switzerland, -Robert
👍💪✌
Gday Robert, theres always kangaroos out the back here, some days there could be 50+ just laying around, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
Nice repair Matty. There needs to be more repairing in the world and less throwing away and buying new. You attribute to that all the time.
Thanks for sharing.
Gday, I rather spend time fixing something then seeing it get thrown away, Thanks for watching, cheers
G'day Matty. What a ripper job for the lawn mower. Nice setting up & machining. Even the lawnmower sounds spot on. Well done
Thanks Ted, Appreciate you watching. Cheers
Great stuff, Matty! Sure nice to have a nice shop to be able to redo things to better than original condition! Thanks for your time and sharing! 👍😎✌️
Pretty darn nice. . way better than the original. . That pully won't wear out ever.
Nice job. .
Nice job Matty. Beautiful piece of property you have there. Thanks for sharing. All the best my friend.
Thanks very much, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Looks like a win to me. I think the manufacturer needs to have you as an authorized repair shop for them.
Thanks Tom, I’d say there’d be a few that needed repairing mate
Hi Matty 🙂. Another job well done and a bonus grass mower too. Really enjoying your videos. Greetings from Amsterdam 👍🇳🇱
Thanks mate, Appreciate you watching and commenting, Cheers
That was perfect timing for me, very relaxing watching you do that after sitting behind the wheel for 8 1/2 hours today coming back from up north, (less traffic coming home and it was 2 hours quicker), turned on the computer, opened UA-cam and Bingo, there you were, a nice outcome in the end. 👍
Glad you enjoyed mate, Thanks for watching, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop You're most welcome. 👍
Fun job! Look after yourself mate!!
Thanks mate, Appreciate you watching, Cheers
That mower looks to be made right many that IVE worked ad repaired are very cheaply made .after over fifty years of mower and Wall engine repairs IVE seen a total decline in equipment strength and quality to the point of use the machine for a year and throw it away.. The mower your working on looks to be very well made . thanks for the video.
Ahh... reminds me of the days when I did lawnmowing. Good fix Matty.
I wish I could look at a bunch of dirty parts, then 'nek minit' they are all clean. I use to use petrol to clean parts, but now I use kerosene or diesel. You don't want to inadvertently cause a spark when cleaning with petrol. You can throw a match into diesel and it will just go out so that is a lot safer.
Gday, Ive always used petrol and old habits die hard, I used to cart bulk fuel so I know the dangers of the stuff, Thanks for watching, cheers
It's always nice to see the finished product put to use, often you don't see where the part is going to go !!!
Gday, glad you enjoyed mate, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Well done Matty, very good video, I'm glad your cancer is leaving you alone now.
Best regards from the UK Ken
Gday, Im a lot better then what I was but still not back to 100%, Appreciate you watching mate, Cheers
great recovery Job Matty
good as new👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🛠🛠
atb
Kev (UK)
Thanks Kev, should be right for a good while I hope mate, Cheers
Ready to hit the road again. Well... the lawn.
And hopefully I won't have to fix it again for a few years, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Always been my favorite kind of job. Fixing something that was destined for the scrap heap otherwise. Nicely done.
I do enjoy these types of repairs to, way better then throwing things away, Thanks for watching Cheers
Hello Matty,
A good job, well done. I like how you made the tapers with the parting tool... I have a pulley to make and will follow that approach... Good mod getting rid of the spring tensioner.
Take care.
Paul,,
Gday Paul, I really can't workout why the used the springs as the tensioner, crap system really, Thanks for watching mate, Cheers
It's a case of make do and mend I can understand why your mates ask you to fix things for them good little job well done
A small endmill with a flute aligned right can make a good short boring bar.
Thats a great idea mate, Thanks
Just got home from seeing my youngest grandson Ethan and with a post from Matty waiting, awesome day. Glad that the job went well, you have a beautiful garden. Take care and see you next week, regards to you and family. Thanks for posting 👍
Appreciate you watching mate
Perfect repair. That pulley will never fail. 🙂 Beautiful yard and garden you have there.
Thanks very much, Appreciate you watching, Cheers
Another great vid Matty. What fun would life if everything was a win? (that's what my wife tells me when I mess up something in the shop and get mad. 🤣)
Gday, Not all builds go to plan but thats the way we learn, Thanks for watching, cheers
Great job Matty. Hope you are feely well. Thanks for sharing.
Gday, I’m feeling ok thanks mate, cheers
Looks like a golf course good job Matty cheers.
Thanks mate
Great rebuild there Matty. Probably better than new.
Steve.
Certainly a little better then the plastic pulley mate, Appreciate you watching, cheers
Ahh, funny this... I`ve just been making a very similar solution myself not two months ago... I haven`t posted the video, as i still haven`t finished the project, it`s still chucked up in the lathe, waiting for me to remember if i finished the shaft bore... The pulley turned out great, as did yours, and i actually set the angle by eye... I mean, come on, it`s a single V belt pulley for a mower... The main element here is the soft belt, and being half a degree or one whole off - makes little difference to the belt... The tensioner will snug it up, squish it into the groove and it will work just great even with a small error... Now, if we were talking lathe pulleys and such, sure, precision is in order, but a pulley that sees dust, grit, earth, small bits of rock and grass being churned by the belt can be tankful for your choice of material and silent on all other matters...
Interesting to see that you had a similar issue in no more than a month down the line... Also makes me kinda feel stupid for not actually finishing it and posting the video, as if i do now, it will look like an unoriginal idea... Tho, my piece is quite different, being the main shaft pulley, rather than being a gearbox shaft pulley... But i should remake that one too... Briggs really did some engineering sins with that mower... ``A honda engine, a shit mower - i don`t give a damn`` was the official approach it would appear...
Nice JOB!
I love how the Joey's don't appear to care about the running lawnmower 😉
There’s plenty of them here mate
Great, another Matty video.
I'll be watching later, as I have to make a fixing bolt for the QCTP on my new to me lathe first.
Gday, I'll have a QCTP one day myself mate, Thanks for watching later, Cheers
@@MattysWorkshop Got the 'T' nut made, the bolts going to be tomorrow now. Just going to start watching the rest of the video. Cheers Matty.
Bus mans holiday for me watching this one Matty. You are on my day job Turf , (no pun intended but it works) . the plastic pulleys are appalling on mowers and they always melt out from the belt when they jam up . most are made from cast aluminium and seem to last ok , that steel one will be everlasting . Another issue can be the hardness of the dog gears . newbies try to use the drive lever like a friction clutch and wear the teeth out . the fixed bracket will be fine , some use a spring but your method is the better . damn, I have my work hat on . Stopped now mate . Thanks for sharing , Cheers Ade.
Plastics technology has come a long way but there are components that it should not be used for. Plastic gears and pulleys are fine in a child’s toy but not in a case such as this. I’m guessing that the cost savings on making this pulley from plastic vs cast aluminum is very small and to me doesn’t make sense.
Gday Ade, I really don’t understand why they use plastic pulleys, I’d say cost is a big factor, thanks for watching mate
Nice job. Your tolerances are far better than the mower companies. The new pulley will outlast the mower now. I do like the view of your part of the world. Nice to see grass again. About 1/2 way through spring here & still have winter cleanup to do. Thanks for sharing.
Gday I really think the mower will fall to bits before the pulley wears out, its a beautiful part of the world here mate, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Well done mate 👍
good video matty
Enjoyed the vid thanks
Hoping you are healing well,
Gday, Im not going to bad now overall thanks mate
Very nice save.....great video......Thanks for sharing
Nice repair work mate. Cheers 🍻
Thanks mate
Good Jaab!!!! chum.
i will say it again Eden looks like a really beautiful place to live
Certainly is a beautiful part of the world mate, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Nice job Matty. 👍👍👍
Thanks mate
Nicely done Matty!
Thanks mate, Appreciate you watching, Cheers
Perfect job comrade...Thank You...
Thanks mate, Appreciate you watching, Cheers
Matty glad that you are doing good another good video enjoy watching a good job being completed
Thanks mate, Appreciate you watching, cheers
Interesting as always...
Thanks mate, appreciate you watching
Nice work!
Thanks mate
Hi Matty, beautiful photo of Eden Wharf. Great job on the pulley - why they are made out of plastic in the first place is beyond me? Are those kangaroos in your yard pets or just visitors? Regards, Dave
Gday, It was a beautiful evening at the wharf, the roos are there all the time, quite often theres 50+ just laying around , Thanks for watching, Cheers
You’re the mate everyone needs 👍
Thanks for watching, cheers
good work Matty
Thanks mate
G'day Matty, another job well done my mate, no worries on the bozo, I made something 3 times last wekk 😂 hope your all keeping well, best wishes to you and yours
Gday Ralfy, bozo the mongrel dropped in again uninvited, I’m a bit over that dude, thanks for watching mate
It happens mate 😂
Job well done Matty, great video, keep'um coming.
Thanks mate, Appreciate you watching as always, Cheers
Thx for the vid.
yep good one matty thought he may have given it to you
I don't really need any more mowers mate, only mower I like is one that you dont have to walk behind, Thanks for watching, Cheers
Nice job matty
Thanks mate
2 minutes in, 1st video I've watched of your s. Kurtis has never used DNMG insert nor a chucking spider, found a new channel. Yea
Thanks for watching mate
Grease? In those places - some's good - more's better!
It didn't have a lot in there form factory thats for sure, Thanks for watching, cheers
Better than original.
Didn't take much to make it better mate, Thanks for watching, Cheers
That was a good deal. What was the brand of mower. I like their warranty.
Gday, the brand is Yardforce, there a pretty cheap mower but there warranty is good, Thanks for watching, cheers
Hello friend, I hope you’re doing well. What
Happened to the coolant pump? I see you again with oil.
Gday, I put the coolant on the mill until I get another setup,
Hi Mate did you get the email I sent you on how to fix the quill on your mill
Gday, I had a ton of emails come through, If you like canyon send it again please, that way I know I definitely got it mate, Thanks for watching, Cheers
They probably made the pulley plastic so it would fail before the gearbox destroyed itself.
Thats very possible mate, Thanks for watching, Cheers
The bonus of fixing the mower was having to cut the grass after... 😟🤭
I was lucky this was the wife's uncles mower, Now he has to mow his lawns, Thanks for watching, Cheers
G'day Matty! Nice job mate, that pulley is ten times better than the plastic shit original. I know these things are made to a price And are designed to fail just outside the warranty period but fuck me that is a piece of shit deign, well not in the manufacturers eyes,but the customers certainly. The end float you showed I think does not matter, because it only runs one way and the design of the drive gears push the shaft towards one side only when driving. If there were a reverse, then they would have to address the end float somehow. Anyway your mate has a his and hers set of mowers now lol. Cheers Matty! Sam from England
Cheers mate
Matt, hey why didn't you just bore out the hole and sleeve it??
You could've done to large hoe plugged it , welded it then re drilled the hole.
Its only a daggy motor pulley drive.
Or am I over thinking again.
Think about the standards Matty applies to his work. Notice he even polished the outside faces of the soon to be "dirty old pulley". So do you think Matty would have been satisfied with "just" a weld up and re-bore, or otherwise a re-sleeve?
Gday, Yes I could have repaired the first one but I know its not what I wanted, I'd rather take the time to make it right from the start, Thanks for watching, Cheers