You know in this world you have people who can , and people who cant. I am the latter but watching people like you is how even if we pick up one little thing from you then its all very worthwhile , and its how we learn. So thank you for sharing your informative video with us Sir 👍 Tam.
Together with a brilliant auto mechanic friend I produced a series of DVDs on classic car engine rebuilds, so I salute you for the amount of time and professionalism it took to shoot and edit this. Bravo. It was a pleasure to watch. Just one minor criticism: this is a British machine filmed in Britain - it's a silencer, not a muffler 🧐.
From an engineering perspective I think those chain brushes are actually quite ingenious. Most American designers would find them crude but I say if something works then you go with it. It's nice to get a close look at this machinery. Thank you for the post.
Fantastic video. I feel you have completed the overhaul on that mower that we all would love to do. Great informative narration and it's great to see you taking so much pride in your work. Thanks for sharing.
I have never heard of it or even seen one like here in seven mile Ohio USA But I love how the mower deck throws out the front and rear. Job well done my friend!! Really great video quality too.
My 38" 16hp Countax must be over 25 years old and still going strong, being used every week.The powered collector is, in my opinion, a much better option for the UK over the mulching deck, as we get massive grass growth and tons of leaves and debris all over our lawns due the the amount of trees we have. I always coat exposed aluminum in motor oil to stop it corroding, I know it attracts muck but after a few uses it isn't noticeable and it really protects the aluminium. I am still on the original belts apart from the serpentine deck belt and the powered collector !! (just wait for the comments on that one) Nice Video, brilliant production - you must have the patience of a saint!
Ha Ha same tractor for me as well and almost identical age! Burnt out a few serpentine belts cutting 2 foot high grass when we have been away for months and have just replaced the starter solonoid. I have re-painted the underside of the deck twice and I also use spray on underseal. This wears off after a few years but I am cutting 1.9 acres most weeks. My 16HP is a single cylinder B&S but it seems most are twins.
Thorough job, well done. I've had a Countax K14 twin since new in 1993. Every year it needs attention and something renewed, but I wouldn't have anything else. New ones don't seem anywhere near built so well.
I'm from Kentucky, USA an I probably see 2-6 different riding mowers every week and I've never seen a mower quite like this one. It's a cool mower, almost looks like a older Kubota or snapper
these are nice mowers so very useful to see work done on them,, it did not warrant a full resto but there was enough done to make it serviceable with confidence for a good many years nice one,,,,
The webbing structure on the gear box @ 46:25 is a work of engineering art. Btw Great videos and good you care about the environment...perhaps when temporarily sealing things, use an elastic band rather than plastic ties?
That was both very nicely done and a joy to watch this refurbishing project. The only problem I see is you now have to build a bigger powder coating oven so you can bake an entire lawn mower chassis. I love to powder coat but so many times my typical kitchen converted oven won't allow me to powder coat large items. Thumbs Up for sure...
Awesome how it looks, and the amount of work you put in to them. I would love to do that to some of them, but health won’t let me. Keep up the good work.
nice video . i have a c300 and always good to use these videos to see how to fix things and change things if you don't have a manual . your cutting deck leveler is different though and looks a newer machine than mine 1997
I have a C600H purchased new 2008 with 16 hp Honda V twin OHC has 305 Hrs still looks good and stored in side has 38" mulch deck and was converted to hand control with a mobility scooter seat (high back & arm rests 90° seat rotation with locking mech. seat belt and chest strap) I'm a C7 Tetraplegic and my Countax has never let me down still has original battery. I live in West Otago South Island New Zealand Have a Merry Xmas & a Happy New Year
Awesome work. Your videos help me get through my night shift. Every night I log in and hope there is a new video on your channel. Keep up the good work.
PA LAWN GUY> Great video. Painting the cutting blades improves the aerodynamics of the blade and hence the grass flow. It also reduces the power needed to turn them. At least until they build up with adhered grass. that is why it is best to clean and paint the blades when they are sharpened and balanced. the best to you in your work.
Well done, have to say my ocd would make me go even further but this was really good. Seen so many people just half ass the job. Had a Husquarna top of the range with 122 cm mower deck and atwin 22 hp Kawa engine and hydro +hydraulik lift of front deck and sevo of course. still running strong after 20 years though I sold it when I moved into a flat. I look like inspector dreyfuss in a pink panther movie when I see it and it is not cared for as I did. Believe it is the same gearbox/axle, the tough torq they both used back then.
I can't believe the amount of work you did on that tractor. Amazing job. I've never heard of that brand before in Canada. Looks built very tough for its size. Might not be the most easily serviceable but that is secondary to having something that can last. 👍
I Did A Restoration Of My Countax C800H. Including Deleting The Electric Deck Lift Which Went Wrong 3 Times. And Decided To Convert It To A Manuel Deck Lift. As It Was Very Expensive The Dial-Height Module Etc. But Ive Owned 4 Countax Mowers And Think There Fab Love Your Videos.!!
I´ts such a relief to see that someone is actually taking proper care of the mower deck, and not only the rest like a lot of "cheap" Americans do. This is a MOWER, not an engine with a seat and four wheels to ride around your fat gut. Well done!
So happy to see another video uploaded. I never watch really long ones. 20 minutes is about my limit. But when I saw it was yours I knew right away I would watch every second. I’ll be supporting your patron after the holidays most definitely
As a "Yank" I found this fascinating. Love that brush cutting deck and diagram for a rear PTO. You'd never find those on something labeled "Lawn Tractor" here in the states. I want to put agricultural tires on it and go knock down the weeds on a vacant lot.
Hi! Very good job indeed! We have a Countax C600 (I think...) in Italy, it's exactly the same, just with different engine, the 16cv twin cyl Honda! Thank you but thank you very much... now I have a complete video service manual for it! By the way this is one of the best mower I've ever seen: we have it from 2002 (has been produced in 2001...) and it's now in better condition than yours! We clean it everytime and take it in a closed garage but it works a lot every year... from 18 years!
Thank you for the all videos l like your restoring videos , survival challenge, and survival role-play. You put a lot of time in them and I much Appreciate them thanks again
That was nice of the equipment company to give you the press for your shop that is a nice looking ride on feild and brush mower glad it has a Honda engine on it the mower you work on in today's video is arien mower company in here in the USA
@@martinsmith1447 yes i had a rubbish mountfield before and the difference is amazing the Westwood grips very well to and i took in 200 small bails in whit it and mowed the very out side of a silage field and was really moving on and the engine didn't l die out once
Last detail, just a little bit of 1/4 inch weatherstrip along the top and bottom of the plastic light shield to keep the garbage out of there in the future...
Very nicely done, sir. You inspire me to freshen up my Swisher Big Mow. To answer your question we do not have that brand here in the US. Not that I've seen anyway.
Great job must be very satisfying to get these machines running considering the shape that you get them in, this ride one looks like a very good one and I suppose that it would have been expensive new. Love watching you channel and always look forward to the next instalment kind regards John Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺
"If you don't secure that bracket down the clutch will spin around and rip the wires out" PTSD about an incident with my John Deere and those wires hits...
Had a Countax in the late 90's in Tasmania (Aust). It was equal to the best ride-on mowers we ever had and way better than the worst. We had a couple different Victa ride-on's, a Toro and a Husqvarna as well and all of them had weak front axles compared to the Countax. The Countax was a very solid mower.
I live in a village in North Yorkshire UK we have this exact mower for the village green... there’s lots of them over here a proper work horse, nice job by the way
Newer encountered a Countax mower in Sweden!?! Some Ariens although.that looks alike newer ones. But of course we use Husqvarna, Jonsered, Partner, Stiga, Klippo et al. in Sweden! :D
i like your videos they are straight to the point no dilly dallying like some fix it videos on here i'm about to do a couple of ride on mowers myself so these havee inspired me . then i might source a couple more to fix up as well cheers ..
We don't use words like jocky pullies but use the term idler pullies. Its funny, we use the term running when an engine has started but in Germany it is chuckling.
I just about crapped myself when you put the key in it and started it up and drove it off the off the delivery pallet, and it says can it be saved. Well hell yes. As far as the working parts go wasn't too bad when you get one that runs like that you're going to have to replace some stuff but that's the way it goes. The problem with these highly produced mowers, lies within the Developers bearings that can't be greased all the older equipment seemed to always be built different better oh, we live in a throwaway world. I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed the video and you do really nice work I've seen a few of your videos and I like what I see. But for a guy that takes and pays so much attention to detail especially like on this one one thing you didn't do I wonder if you can guess? That's right the steering wheel is crooked. You will never not in a million years make me believe that with the wheel straight your cross bars are at 7 and 2 or two and seven however you want to look at it please fix that. LMAO. Anyway you stay safe stay well and as always God bless.
28:54 Never heard of Countax in America before (first time I’ve even heard the name). We have dozens of different brands of lawnmowers/snow blowers/lawn tractors. Most of the brands are owned and built by MTD (who I call the British Leyland of American yard equipment), my Yard Machine was built by MTD
Well done, love the b-roll footage of the geese. Yeah I don't know that I've ever seen a Countax here in the US, but if it runs on a Honda engine, we probably have it under a different name. Great video, love watching renovations.. Jimmy
Excellent work! Just wondering why your vids haven't been recommended to me before in the last 5yrs. i have been watching this sort of stuff, nice to see a fellow Brit doing this for a change, liked the occasional nature shot, squadrons of Geese, needless to say, i have of course, SUBSCRIBED!
The amount of rust on the deck is likely due to cutting the grass when it is wet. Wet grass dulls the blades faster and more-so causes the grass to stick to the deck which causes it to rust. I never cut the grass in the morning or on rainy days. It's nest to cut it prior to rain, on rainy days. Not sure what the UK is like though...probably damp a lot of the time.
I have a newer countax with a different deck but basically the same spindles as this. I did this overhaul back in the Autumn due to noise in the bearings - wish I'd seen this video earlier ! This looks like a HGM (High Grass Mulch) deck. On the XRD deck I have it is welded still as opposed to pressed, so this deck seems to have been ravaged by rust.
Can we all appreciate how much time goes into these videos along with making the vids for the Daggerwin channels 👍👍😉
Glad you like them!
It would be nice to see it working out in your tree field.
Absolutely! Dag started in shorts and t-shirt and finished with a wooly hat, warm fleece and trousers!
What a restore job mass amounts of time in that one ☝️ well done 👏, from Scotland
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Very, very well done! I applaud you for keeping this old gem from hitting the scrap pile! Thanks for sharing the journey..
You know in this world you have people who can , and people who cant. I am the latter but watching people like you is how even if we pick up one little thing from you then its all very worthwhile , and its how we learn. So thank you for sharing your informative video with us Sir 👍 Tam.
A lot of us find dry ice to be a great help installing bearings and shafts. It shrinks the diameter a couple thousands, parts drop in.
Together with a brilliant auto mechanic friend I produced a series of DVDs on classic car engine rebuilds, so I salute you for the amount of time and professionalism it took to shoot and edit this. Bravo. It was a pleasure to watch. Just one minor criticism: this is a British machine filmed in Britain - it's a silencer, not a muffler 🧐.
This refurb was absolutely epic ! You went way above and beyond the necessary. Kudos my friend.
From an engineering perspective I think those chain brushes are actually quite ingenious. Most American designers would find them crude but I say if something works then you go with it. It's nice to get a close look at this machinery. Thank you for the post.
Fantastic video.
I feel you have completed the overhaul on that mower that we all would love to do.
Great informative narration and it's great to see you taking so much pride in your work.
Thanks for sharing.
I have never heard of it or even seen one like here in seven mile Ohio USA But I love how the mower deck throws out the front and rear. Job well done my friend!! Really great video quality too.
I'm from Ohio as well and have never seen one or heard of one
I'm in Ohio too, never heard of it either
Also Ohio I use zero turn mowers myself.
@@mikesbarn1858 i use john deere 111's
As I said above this is known as the HGM deck -- actually I wish I had one of these decks to cut my rough paddock
Just a shame these videos take so long to make, but it’s worth the wait.
I agree
Great restore. You really do a great job saving and rebuilding these items. Really enjoyed watching.
Pure mechanical bliss dagger! Thanks bud! Hope you’re staying safe during these tough times sir! 🍻🍀
My 38" 16hp Countax must be over 25 years old and still going strong, being used every week.The powered collector is, in my opinion, a much better option for the UK over the mulching deck, as we get massive grass growth and tons of leaves and debris all over our lawns due the the amount of trees we have.
I always coat exposed aluminum in motor oil to stop it corroding, I know it attracts muck but after a few uses it isn't noticeable and it really protects the aluminium.
I am still on the original belts apart from the serpentine deck belt and the powered collector !! (just wait for the comments on that one)
Nice Video, brilliant production - you must have the patience of a saint!
Ha Ha same tractor for me as well and almost identical age!
Burnt out a few serpentine belts cutting 2 foot high grass when we have been away for months and have just replaced the starter solonoid.
I have re-painted the underside of the deck twice and I also use spray on underseal.
This wears off after a few years but I am cutting 1.9 acres most weeks.
My 16HP is a single cylinder B&S but it seems most are twins.
Great work, looks much better since your restoration. Looks like it'll last another 30 years.
I don’t believe for a second that you live in England. The sun is the giveaway.
lol would it help if I told you it's currently pouring with rain?
@@MachineryRestorer that’s more believable lol
I also welded those top and bottom slots between the front axle and the king pin sleeves, after one started splitting down the weld.
Awesome restoration, good complete front to rear service, nice tidy work and very enjoyable to watch.
Thorough job, well done. I've had a Countax K14 twin since new in 1993. Every year it needs attention and something renewed, but I wouldn't have anything else. New ones don't seem anywhere near built so well.
No countax here in Canada. Thanks for the video, always watch but never really comment. Cheers.
Great job as always buddy. My next project is definitely gonna be a mower thanks to you!
That’s a good engine! Had one on a old walk behind 48 inch deck belt drive sips fuel! Was excellent on fuel
Just seeing this video for the 1st time. Every time i sharpen my mower blades i use the wire wheel on a bench grinder before i sharpen them
This is a channel that i really appreciate! I'm a restorer aswell but i work with Chainsaws! 😄 Keep making great content my friend!
I'm from Kentucky, USA an I probably see 2-6 different riding mowers every week and I've never seen a mower quite like this one. It's a cool mower, almost looks like a older Kubota or snapper
these are nice mowers so very useful to see work done on them,, it did not warrant a full resto but there was enough done to make it serviceable with confidence for a good many years
nice one,,,,
The webbing structure on the gear box @ 46:25 is a work of engineering art. Btw Great videos and good you care about the environment...perhaps when temporarily sealing things, use an elastic band rather than plastic ties?
That was both very nicely done and a joy to watch this refurbishing project. The only problem I see is you now have to build a bigger powder coating oven so you can bake an entire lawn mower chassis. I love to powder coat but so many times my typical kitchen converted oven won't allow me to powder coat large items. Thumbs Up for sure...
One of these days we’ll catch a glimpse of him from the shoulders up and discover that he’s really Zaphod Beeblebrox.
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Awesome how it looks, and the amount of work you put in to them. I would love to do that to some of them, but health won’t let me. Keep up the good work.
I'd say the results speak for themselves - WELL worth the effort, and a very nice job!
Love the sound of the birds in the background. Great job, BTW.
That's a nice little mower. I wouldn't mind having it myself.
You want the underside of the mower deck as glass smooth as possible to make as few areas for the grass cuttings to build up.
nice video . i have a c300 and always good to use these videos to see how to fix things and change things if you don't have a manual . your cutting deck leveler is different though and looks a newer machine than mine 1997
I really love these mowers that spit out the mulch from the back. I never see this feature on Canadian mowers.
Huge amount of time and effort but the mower looks great. Man, that powder-coat! I wish I had a set-up for that. Such a beautiful finish after baking.
I have a C600H purchased new 2008 with 16 hp Honda V twin OHC has 305 Hrs still looks good and stored in side
has 38" mulch deck and was converted to hand control with a mobility scooter seat (high back & arm rests 90° seat
rotation with locking mech. seat belt and chest strap) I'm a C7 Tetraplegic and my Countax has never let me down
still has original battery.
I live in West Otago South Island New Zealand
Have a Merry Xmas & a Happy New Year
Awesome work. Your videos help me get through my night shift. Every night I log in and hope there is a new video on your channel. Keep up the good work.
realy good showing of that renovation Daggerwin you are the best
PA LAWN GUY> Great video. Painting the cutting blades improves the aerodynamics of the blade and hence the grass flow. It also reduces the power needed to turn them. At least until they build up with adhered grass. that is why it is best to clean and paint the blades when they are sharpened and balanced. the best to you in your work.
Well done, have to say my ocd would make me go even further but this was really good. Seen so many people just half ass the job. Had a Husquarna top of the range with 122 cm mower deck and atwin 22 hp Kawa engine and hydro +hydraulik lift of front deck and sevo of course. still running strong after 20 years though I sold it when I moved into a flat. I look like inspector dreyfuss in a pink panther movie when I see it and it is not cared for as I did. Believe it is the same gearbox/axle, the tough torq they both used back then.
I can't believe the amount of work you did on that tractor. Amazing job. I've never heard of that brand before in Canada. Looks built very tough for its size. Might not be the most easily serviceable but that is secondary to having something that can last. 👍
I Did A Restoration Of My Countax C800H. Including Deleting The Electric Deck Lift Which Went Wrong 3 Times. And Decided To Convert It To A Manuel Deck Lift. As It Was Very Expensive The Dial-Height Module Etc. But Ive Owned 4 Countax Mowers And Think There Fab Love Your Videos.!!
Великолепная работа! Не смотря на формат ( 1:22:56 ) видео смотрится на одном дыхании. Спасибо за профессиональную работу.
ps. Just so you know, I am from the UK as well. It is nice to see someone from my neck of the planet!
Great job.. really enjoyed your video. Nice to see how well you finished this restoration.
I´ts such a relief to see that someone is actually taking proper care of the mower deck, and not only the rest like a lot of "cheap" Americans do. This is a MOWER, not an engine with a seat and four wheels to ride around your fat gut. Well done!
We are Ariens, Westwood and Countax dealers based in Pembrokeshire, South West Wales. I have repaired and serviced loads of these machines.
awesome renovation detail is great love to watch video thanks for showing it 150 percent awesome
You were lucky to see those geese 54:00 what a load of them and an amazing V formation
What a wonderful video. I enjoyed every miniute of it. You can be very proud going round the garden using it.
So happy to see another video uploaded. I never watch really long ones. 20 minutes is about my limit. But when I saw it was yours I knew right away I would watch every second. I’ll be supporting your patron after the holidays most definitely
As a "Yank" I found this fascinating. Love that brush cutting deck and diagram for a rear PTO. You'd never find those on something labeled "Lawn Tractor" here in the states. I want to put agricultural tires on it and go knock down the weeds on a vacant lot.
Hi! Very good job indeed!
We have a Countax C600 (I think...) in Italy, it's exactly the same, just with different engine, the 16cv twin cyl Honda! Thank you but thank you very much... now I have a complete video service manual for it!
By the way this is one of the best mower I've ever seen: we have it from 2002 (has been produced in 2001...) and it's now in better condition than yours! We clean it everytime and take it in a closed garage but it works a lot every year... from 18 years!
Thank you for the all videos l like your restoring videos , survival challenge, and survival role-play. You put a lot of time in them and I much Appreciate them thanks again
Being in the US i have never seen a mower deck with chains, i guess you have a better concern for safety than we do.
You could also remove the bearing seal on one side of each and install grease fittings.
Yes but if he sells the mower how often do you think it will get greased knowing some people only when it gets a service
That was nice of the equipment company to give you the press for your shop that is a nice looking ride on feild and brush mower glad it has a Honda engine on it the mower you work on in today's video is arien mower company in here in the USA
Nice job on the riding mower it running like new
Perhaps more commonly known as the "cowpat" mowers 😉
I am a big fan of Countax mowers. I am guessing you are not? lol
Best on the market!
@@martinsmith1447 YE i have a westwood t60 very good mower
@@e.cfarmphotography1095 no other on the market that can do the same!
@@martinsmith1447 yes i had a rubbish mountfield before and the difference is amazing the Westwood grips very well to and i took in 200 small bails in whit it and mowed the very out side of a silage field and was really moving on and the engine didn't l die out once
Love your channel mate...your detail to these machines makes them much better than new!
Last detail, just a little bit of 1/4 inch weatherstrip along the top and bottom of the plastic light shield to keep the garbage out of there in the future...
Your attention to the details, even those you cannot see is amazing. Glad I subscribed!
Very nicely done, sir. You inspire me to freshen up my Swisher Big Mow. To answer your question we do not have that brand here in the US. Not that I've seen anyway.
Another excellent video. I learn something in every one I’ve watch.
Was it worth it, time and money probably not but stick with it two thumbs up . Well done !!!!!!!!
Dag loves his beacons!
Great job must be very satisfying to get these machines running considering the shape that you get them in, this ride one looks like a very good one and I suppose that it would have been expensive new. Love watching you channel and always look forward to the next instalment kind regards John Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺
"If you don't secure that bracket down the clutch will spin around and rip the wires out" PTSD about an incident with my John Deere and those wires hits...
I like the way you clean the machine where you bring them to the inside the shop
Brilliant job mate, well done👍
Had a Countax in the late 90's in Tasmania (Aust). It was equal to the best ride-on mowers we ever had and way better than the worst. We had a couple different Victa ride-on's, a Toro and a Husqvarna as well and all of them had weak front axles compared to the Countax. The Countax was a very solid mower.
Wow I never knew that Countax made it to Austraila!
made it to New Zealand too. got the same diesel you did up in last video
First time I've ever layed eyes on this brand. A little research and I see the higher end models deploy kawasaki engines of which I am a fan.
I live in a village in North Yorkshire UK we have this exact mower for the village green... there’s lots of them over here a proper work horse, nice job by the way
That press is a very nice donation. Very nice.
Wow at that brush hog deck none of our smaller lawn mowers have that option here in the USA and Great work on restoring it!
Newer encountered a Countax mower in Sweden!?! Some Ariens although.that looks alike newer ones. But of course we use Husqvarna, Jonsered, Partner, Stiga, Klippo et al. in Sweden! :D
Nice video, liked the way you just kept on going with the restoration. Keep up the good work. From Washington state.
Great job it looks fabulous
I’m restoring a Kubota F2400. The 72” mowing deck cost $900 on parts. I had to replace two of the spindles. That was expensive!
Fantastic work time and effort shows great results and ofcourse a bit of know how 😁
i like your videos they are straight to the point no dilly dallying like some fix it videos on here i'm about to do a couple of ride on mowers myself so these havee inspired me . then i might source a couple more to fix up as well cheers ..
We don't use words like jocky pullies but use the term idler pullies. Its funny, we use the term running when an engine has started but in Germany it is chuckling.
I just about crapped myself when you put the key in it and started it up and drove it off the off the delivery pallet, and it says can it be saved. Well hell yes. As far as the working parts go wasn't too bad when you get one that runs like that you're going to have to replace some stuff but that's the way it goes. The problem with these highly produced mowers, lies within the Developers bearings that can't be greased all the older equipment seemed to always be built different better oh, we live in a throwaway world. I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed the video and you do really nice work I've seen a few of your videos and I like what I see. But for a guy that takes and pays so much attention to detail especially like on this one one thing you didn't do I wonder if you can guess? That's right the steering wheel is crooked. You will never not in a million years make me believe that with the wheel straight your cross bars are at 7 and 2 or two and seven however you want to look at it please fix that. LMAO. Anyway you stay safe stay well and as always God bless.
Great video and I look forward to the next one. I never miss one you do an amazing job on every machine!
28:54 Never heard of Countax in America before (first time I’ve even heard the name).
We have dozens of different brands of lawnmowers/snow blowers/lawn tractors. Most of the brands are owned and built by MTD (who I call the British Leyland of American yard equipment), my Yard Machine was built by MTD
Well done, love the b-roll footage of the geese. Yeah I don't know that I've ever seen a Countax here in the US, but if it runs on a Honda engine, we probably have it under a different name. Great video, love watching renovations..
Jimmy
Excellent work! Just wondering why your vids haven't been recommended to me before in the last 5yrs. i have
been watching this sort of stuff, nice to see a fellow Brit doing this for a change, liked the occasional nature
shot, squadrons of Geese, needless to say, i have of course, SUBSCRIBED!
A detailed job very nice 👍
The amount of rust on the deck is likely due to cutting the grass when it is wet. Wet grass dulls the blades faster and more-so causes the grass to stick to the deck which causes it to rust. I never cut the grass in the morning or on rainy days. It's nest to cut it prior to rain, on rainy days. Not sure what the UK is like though...probably damp a lot of the time.
Nice to see another Hitachi fan. The multivolt tools are unreal.
Otro gran trabajo realizado con excelentes resultados en este tractor corta cesped britanico, mis respetos y saludos desde Venezuela.
Just subbed, and rang the bell, I must say, wow, was awesome to watch the amount of work you do, very well done..... Greetings from across the pond.
Excellent restoration she is brand new.4/21/2021
well thats something i aint seen in a long time. last time i saw them was in eary 90s when my step dad was doing the tooling for the light lenses.
I have a newer countax with a different deck but basically the same spindles as this. I did this overhaul back in the Autumn due to noise in the bearings - wish I'd seen this video earlier ! This looks like a HGM (High Grass Mulch) deck. On the XRD deck I have it is welded still as opposed to pressed, so this deck seems to have been ravaged by rust.
Excellent job very professional and competent restoration and entertaining video - well done and yes worth the effort.
Top notch video! Watched from beginning to end! Great to see someone do good work!
Wow i did not know you made these kind of videos wow i enjoy theese, i just recognized your voice. Good job!