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That dog Emma, she' been gone now for 2 years, god rest her soul, never a boring moment with her around. My wife brought home a new heeler pup 2 months ago. She's a cookie and cream style named Sissy...........Thanks!

@@soulgravygarage8409 I miss my Heeler Dog. His name was Felix. As you say, never a dull moment.

About 4 hours...

I believe you are correct...

Sounds like the snap ring is still on the back of top shaft...look at 7:43. There are two snap rings on the gears that have to be removed. All I can say is that it's all in the video, I didn't hide anything. I can say this was a real PITA. Be careful and take your time. Hope that helps...

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I sealed the bottom with silicon to keep liquids out...Other than that, no...

The 8000 and 8600 look to be real close. The pump is on the right side...

@@soulgravygarage8409 hi a have one more question Do you use glue sticks or flange at the plate?

You can use a wet saw, radiac, or even a dremel with a good cutting wheel. The best ones would be diamond coated.

There was a hairline crack, prolly from welding....I welded it back...All it does is move a shift fork.

@@soulgravygarage8409 Welding from the factory?

@@toddboden972 Yes, welded from the factory...

Thanks! That's the only thing that has broke on this jd1050. "knock on wood"

@@soulgravygarage8409 the 50 series is far from the most advanced tractor ever made, hell let's be honest far from the most comfortable easy going tractor. What the 50 series is-is an extremely reliable straight forward overbuilt workhorse. She's basically a very ugly ole girl with a perfect body that'll love you better than any dream haha You Really did do an excellent job Man 👍🇺🇸 our 1980's tractors are becoming more and more sought after as I'm sure youve seen the resales climbing in price it's all the guys like us who know what they are and do not want to get bored out when something happens on a brand new model and we realistically an legally can't touch it! These old girls were meant to be left out on the jobsite/field aswell as worked on (within reason obviously) right there too Outta curiosity have you found almost all listed capacities are far below the real ones? I came across an old timer a year or 2 ago who was a Deere mechanic when these were sold new, he said Deere didn't wanna recertify the 1050 from the 950 and simply listed all the same capacity for it. But the 1050 with the 75 loader is well known for 1500lbs most of the way up, the 75 loader has better geometry over the model 80 which is why she lifts more yet the 80 being newer Deere had to certify it so she was rated at a newer spec and higher than the 75! Even tho that 75 easily lifts more.....i cannot say if that's 100% accurate but from first hand experience I agree with it, gotta love the history of these tractors how/why and even who made em. We need someone to make a video of the tractors TRUELY being tested to see what they're real capacity is

@@johnserrano9689 Interesting. Never looked at the capacities, but not surprised. Still using this tractor...

They are holding up just fine.

I used a cheap tile saw from home depot...

Thanks Karen!

www.whitesiderouterbits.com/products/3735?_pos=1&_sid=1fbe828d3&_ss=r 3725 is the 7/8" 1/2" shank for the doors. I used the matching 3720 5/8" 1/4" shank for the smaller drawers. They have a selection chart below the bits with 6 different matching sizes

I used MDF....Engineered medium-density fiberboard

No problems yet

Pflugerville, TX

No real problems. If these were to be stained, then rail and stiles is the way to go due to the size. Since these were to be painted, mdf was the way to go.

I used Whiteside router bits. I lost these particular bits unfortunately....

I have misplaced these bits. They are a whiteside matching bit set.

www.whitesiderouterbits.com/products/3735?_pos=1&_sid=1fbe828d3&_ss=r

Sounds like vapor lock.... czcams.com/video/Xz31x7a-uvc/video.html

I use an external electric fuel pump on mine and have the gas lines ran away from the block for the most part...

@@soulgravygarage8409 Thanks for the info. I'll try what's on the video tomorrow.

Slow cranking old Chevy six cylinder on six volts? Sounds familiar. Weak starter. We had to try several different starters and finally got one that would spin it over fast even when hot. Same on the six volt tractors. The starter was drawing way more amps than it should have.

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I can get that serial number.(out of town right now). Are you going to "youtube" your build? I hope so. As far as the hydraulic pump goes, it was in a bus..that got wrecked....so maybe it kneeled. Not sure.

@@soulgravygarage8409 I hope to make a video of my progress. Kinda crude. I'm no videographer and it is winter here and no shop. However I have lots of general mechanical experience. Upon reflection I think your hydraulic pump is possibly a power steering pump, you said it was a bus. The one I'm doing has a huge front end so massive power steering pump, belt-run

@@peterhessels2903 I'm no videographer either hahahaha. Just do it. I'm subscribing!

What is the power to weight ratio on this 2 stroke conversion, can it run ethanol tilted into multiple positions!

The 466 can run in multilple positions

Tile can be cut with a tile wet saw. Which is what I used. I believe it was storming that day so filming outside was no good. Sorry. www.amazon.com/SKIL-3540-02-7-Inch-Wet-Tile/dp/B003HIWR08/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=tile+saw&qid=1608523693&sr=8-1 This particular tile is glued to a backing. If the tile piece has an edge where it needs to be cut. The backing can be sliced with a utility knife. At 6:06 this is shown.

You can cut with a Dremal tool with a tiny diamond blade . Very easy.

I have misplaced these bits. All I know is They came from Whiteside routing bits. One was about 3/4" and the other 5/8" both with the same profile..

Found them...www.whitesiderouterbits.com/products/3735?_pos=1&_sid=1fbe828d3&_ss=r

Two 12 volt batteries. They get wired in parallel. So it's basically one long 12 volt battery with twice the amps when the two are put together.

@@soulgravygarage8409 Okay thank you.

Not to sound like a know it all but you wired them in parallel which gives you 12 volts but 2x the amps, had you wired them in series you would have had at least 24volts and, if it was a twelve volt starter, a small fire and a destroyed starter. But it would spin really fast for a very short while.