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Hey @TheKiltedHomesteader , I know it's been a couple years since you did this video, but I do have a question for ya. I saw the other video (by MJM’s Workshop), and it's obvious his temp sending unit is different from the Steiner's kit. He only needed the 1/2" hole, and Steiner's has to have the 3/4" It's always worried me with the larger hole cause it really *really* comes close to the edges of the boss, and I'm afraid that the heat and temp changes could cause the head to crack right around there. So, after two years, have you noticed any issues since installing your temp gauge? Has it held out pretty well?

Thank you for the great video.

Well done, a great video showing how to test a coil. A simple explanation that even I could understand. Thank you.

Absolutely worthless video. Doesn't provide any value.

I have a question and have been looking all over for info on 8n ptos and if any were manufactured with live ptos or if a conversion to a live pto would be possible and how difficult it would be. I have an 8n and my brush hog gets stuck in the weeds and the wheels have to spin with the pto so this would be very helpful.

What is up with the smoke?

Thanks, just needed to check on that groove in the inner socket. Was thinking it was for holding grease but thought maybe it was just a funny wear pattern. Since yours has it too, I'm going to figure it's fine, just for holding grease.

You never demonstrated the hoist and moving the hoist as trolly

Great barn! How high are those center poles? They look like maybe 20 footers? 4 feet in the ground and 16 ft out?

so it's in really good condition

my Granddad has a 1949 8n that has been with him sence the was 12 and he's 84 !

it evens out the block temperatures thermal expansion when you run a thermostat. no thermostat you have cooler areas and hot areas. run your thermostat.

on top of the plant and under the ground, haven o idea what you are saying.

Wonder who that kid is(possibly me)

That’s awesome!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Very cool!

That guy was just walking in the shallow water. Now I understand why this Red Tailed Hawk catches fish, which rarely ever happens except at this river. The fish have nowhere to escape. The hawk knows where they are because they'll always be seen at any distance. To be able to throw any food to a hawk and expect it to grab it is more than just impressive!

Wait what 😂

Yeah right

Coolest video of the day!👌

That was freaken legendary

That’s awesome ❤

Beautiful day in nature

I bet he was fixing to take that out of your hand

Terrible camera angles. How cares about the front. We want to see the business end. Fail

Excellent video. I've run these for 55 years and I learned something from you today. If I may say one thing, buying 50/50 antifreeze is probably the biggest waste of money that you could do. Here in canada, it's the same price as concentrate. So I guess what I'm saying is you're paying just as much for half as much:-)

Nice tips

Just bought a Ferguson 35 1962 and can’t wait to do this. After watching you do it… I feel like somebody needs a mic drop. That’s how it’s done boys and girls. Any of the old Bush hogs work better than others or anything that’s still alive today from the 70s and 80s is probably pretty damn good? Need to go out and buy one and not sure what direction to take.

I drilled and tapped my fill plug and added a zerk fitting, then used a air powered aro grease pump and pressure filled the steering box steering box in my '77 Ford 1600 that was leaking out of the shaft seal because the bushing was worn from carrying heavy loads with my loader and trying to steer with mystic g6 industrial waterproof grease that is so slick it's beyond slick, to the point it came out of the top of the steering shaft under the steering wheel, now id say that's pretty full! It's still a little hard to steer but always has been and takes a lot of force and about all you got when you have 1000lbs or more on the loader. But it doesn't leak and id say that packed full it's probably not shoving anything off. And it has a consistency of just a hare more thickness of the corn head and super super tacky. Made for excavators and heavy equipment joints to keep out moisture and stay connected to joints. It's synthetic, and a bit expensive, a 5 gallon bucket for my aro pump was $280 but it will last and I have a lot of equipment.

Should have named the video the impotent nome!😂

KAL BO OOO,---SUPUTTT,!!!!

If you email them ahead they can send it to you in bare metal (unpowdercoated) and you can give it the patina to match your preference.

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im about to start mine to put my sawmill on one side livestock on the other side feed in the center wood shop in the loft

Don't wanna sound mean or anything.But your channel is The kind of channel I do not like to watch. I hate it when somebody tells me everything that they're doing and going to do but don't show any of the process of doing it, so I will not subscribe to your channel and never will !

How did this work out as I did not see a follow up video?

Where did you get those gaskets? I hear the ones from the tractor sites are too loose.

Very cool! So this does not affect pto speed like the sherman does? Was it originally made for the 9 or 2N and thats why it didnt have the boss that holds in the reverse shaft?

What are you warring

Hello from Ireland.. thank you for making this video of planting potatoes..

Its tbat time of year again, thsnks for the tips!

“The coil never goes bad.” I have replaced MANY, same with the condenser!

I’m debating whether to pick up a nine that is older but in great shape. It comes with five or six attachments for the PPO, which makes it interesting for me. You guys still recommend the nine for typical yardwork.

i would like to know if it would pull 1500 kg or 3000 lb ?

Nice.looks & works good

are you still using your poor man's trolley? i had an idea for you.

How long is the beam?

when you get that close to finnal dimention try using a file or emery cloth but make sure to cover you ways with cloth to protect it from the gritty fileings.

Plant as you see no fancy stick

How much do these sell for?