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someone's already probably said this but before you take that well cap off and look at and pull out those wires just underneath the well cap, you really do want to turn the breaker off to the well pump; looking fwd to watching the rest, thank you

someone's already probably said this but before you take that well cap off and look at and pull out those wires just underneath the well cap, you really do want to turn the breaker off to the well pump; looking fwd to watching the rest, thank you

Get rid of those Napa battery’s get some fuel king deep cycles they are better then the Napa battery’s I’ve ran all kinds of different battery’s the Rk battery’s do really good for a couple yeara

50 seconds of throwing pipe fittings onto a table is enough. I'm out.

All this work and expense to avoid spending $100 for each sawmill pulley? An exercise in futility. Only one reason to use tires is cheapness. And you’re obvious not cheap!

Didnt know they sold Belarus tractors in the states!

I’m out trying to get these booger’s in the ground after several inches of rain last week. Not having much luck. Arkansas dirt and rocky clay around 3 feet deep

Depends on how big your workshop is. I can’t go over 24” wide as I have a 16ft x 10ft shed as my workshop so I’m very limited on space

Q” How do you install your band saw blade .

Or pay 5 bucks for each to some fat strong kid next door that needs spending money😅....lil Hercules can do it😊

This is hilarious, my buddy has a Belarus... gonna have to try this!!!

Excellent, now I know whats in there, without taking it apart...

This cut you made will cause rust since you removed the galvanization and electristatic treatments

That is called heat bonding and is used for boosting the power of bonding tape and some rubber type glues. But that would mean the paper has glue on it? I have seen this work on some plastics as well. Maybe there is a thin layer of plastic on the back of the sanding paper?

great machine we run them back in cuba I love the sound and how easy it is to work on keep good care and will last years

This video has no positive ideas.The problem is what you want not what the experts say which you have not bothered to mention or contact for correct information.

This is very good info!.. thank you for taking time to show!.. I have a 572 1985 also, and it had lots of wiring cut and missing!.. as if someone needed wires!.. I still am wondering about the connection of the igniter coil on the top of intake manifold..+ the two relays that are to the right from that igniter.. they are one behind another!.. Can you take a picture of what wires colours are there?.. please!..

chickens have been known to kill hawks. now mink? that’s crazy

Hello! You need to close the air supply to the engine, when the engine starts turning well, then give gas. Where the steering lift is adjusted, there is a lever next to it for blocking air to the engine.

I wish you'd sell this as a kit

Just an observation about human nature, ... the tractor is sitting out in the weather, which must mean the shed behind it is full of more important and valuable equipment, ... right ???

Nice saw, but the dog is my favorite! Just kidding, this is a really great video. I hav been considering this saw and now for the money, I am thinking a bit more.

Thanks for the review. I just ordered the same exact saw this evening from Acme Tools. They had it on sale for $2199. I found a written review about the PM1000 from Popular Woodworking online, and they also had an issue with the motor not cutting through the first few cuts. They called Powermatic who advised to tension the v-belt . That fix gave it all the power it needed. So maybe try that...

Maybe you should use an earth cable as well, since the fixture is metal? Great work anyway!

I can’t believe he didn’t break the pvc pipe. Figured you’d have to cut it every ten or so feet.

Music adds NOTHING to ANY video ever. It just makes it hard to hear what you are saying.

I would seen if the old gas bowl would've cleaned up if see if U could've used the new bowl w the old most likely a different size 😮😮 U have done put a new bowl assembly on now its better than what it was U have a clean and clear gas bowl U can see through 2 see any trash or water I would still a long neck funnel and a old shirt 2 strain the gas it will catch the trash and water 😊😊 OMG 2 14 2O24

someone's already probably said this but before you take that well cap off and look at and pull out those wires just underneath the well cap, you really do want to turn the breaker off to the well pump; looking fwd to watching the rest, thank you

Maybe the “bent” riving knife is for non thru cuts ? Incra and Jessem are the best miter gauges. I was pretty surprised by the bogging down, I went with the 3 hp unisaw, new style with both wheels in front, love it never bogged it down.

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Dude, very impressive! Looks awesome!

Why is you cage Bucking and Binding side to side when coming down the rails, at Lease thats what it looked like it was doing.

I honestly never knew they sold theese outside of the CCCP but thats really neat i hope you enjoy yours!

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Looks good! Have a nice Christmas!

The last one "For God's sake, do it right" made me smile. I think I heard that a 1000 times when I was growing up and deserved it every time. It's a good thing to be bold with your faith by the way, because how else will people hear about Him if we remain silent.

You did a fine job, especially for being alone. I well and pump work for twenty years. Having someone to bow the pipe and carry the end is a huge help.

I got the newer version of this its the 5390 its got 7800 hours all original except oil pan gasket does not use any oil its been a great tractor on the farm i would change the block heater mine was hard to start it was not heating up enough

Well done. I am a Millwright and worked around heavy equipment all of my life. I am impressed.

Intro was atrocious

you need some gussets on there

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Seems like you and I are sort of in the same boat I love woodworking but don't have a gazillion dollars all the fancy stuff I would only dream about I have to go to Harbor Freight and buy what's on sale LOL

We absolutely could not get our pump pulled from the casing. There was no cable, just the electric wires. We tried something new, and it worked perfectly. We used a T-bar as you suggested, We set a log upright on each side of the casing. Next we put our car jacks on the logs and up against the bottom of the T-bar handles. We raised the jacks up together against the T-bar handle and that was powerful enough to pull the pipe up from the casing. We followed your advice about carefully holding on to the pipe and wires as we pulled all 75' of pipe and the pump up out of the casing. Yahoo! Success! I wish I could share the pictures/short video here for others.

What about the fuel injection on the glow plug?

We had a massive Massey 44 with the steering box in the same condition we had to drill drip through down through and put longer bolts the wet outside on the upright post to hold it in place. Very poor set up hard steering tractor.

Thanks for this video! All three...

the 1ST thing I would do take the oil pan off and clean it out real good the next I would check the oil pump screen needs 2 be cleaned good as well 3 check all oil line fittings make sure they tight make the oil pressure gauge is good or replace w a new 1 ,/4 if U have take the oil lines off take the air hose clean out w a air hose 5 I hope it's not true U would have 2 take oil pump off and rebuild it would be the best thing 😊😊 clean the oil lines out good 😊😊OMG 1O 31 2O23

the PM 1000 is a 1.75 hp motor. mine brand new wouldn't cut a 2x4 without tripping the thermal switch. I tried everything with no success. Finally made the company I bought it from get me a new motor. That did the trick. I can cut anything with it now without it shutting off. Also, why would you use the miter gauge without the handle locked down? I just set mine on 90 degrees from the blade and leave it. Although I don't cut a lot of odd angles with mine.

I am looking for some sawmill build ideas? I love your mill, can you explain your bearing setup that the carriage rides on?