Problem Solving Failed Power Steering System on Old Ford Backhoe
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- čas přidán 10. 05. 2023
- Can This old Ford 555 backhoe be saved? The power steering system failed and I have to figure out why and how to fix it. Can it be done? Watch to find out!
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I just had to smile. You work the way that I do. It works most of the time.
Good luck fixing power steering system Captain Kleeman
Thanks Kevin
Some of the most helpful videos I’ve ever seen.
I’ve got the same machine and have had my share of repairs over the years.
Some things, that I’d rather not get involved with, you completed and showed everyone the shortcuts. Thanks for your videos.
Love to hear it
Perseverence personified, that’s you, Bud. Thanks for more inspiration and laughs along the way. Keep keeping on!
Hi Mike. That action with the steering wheel looked like the right thing to do, it worked just fine. About optimism, I am an optimist until I have no other choice. With the painting, you will know where you have been so far. Have good days!
Ask DP about the spare yellow paint from bubba dump 😂😂😂😂 he might just let you have it 😂😂😂😂
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Always look forward to your videos but do not want them to end.
Always appreciate ya watching
That tractor will be as good as new when done Mike❤
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I always look forward to these 555 videos. Thanks Captain!
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I’ve always heard them as crows foot
Morning mike
Correct
I'm completely relieved no glass was harmed in this video
Me as well!
Man I love workin' on the 555! Thanks Cap'n!
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She coming along! You have great commentary. Really enjoy your style.
Thanks Marc
I believe what Dave sent you are called crowsfeet. Smart man to replace both hoses.
Just an FYI, in case you didn't already know, and since you used brake cleaner to clean that exhaust bracket. For future reference, any parts that you plan to weld on should only be cleaned with non-chlorinated solvents, otherwise when you weld on it, the residue will generate chlorine gas, which you REALLY don't want to be breathing. Some folks will call me a nervous Nellie, but I've had that drilled into my mind from numerous shop teachers and welding instructors. Just lookin' out for ya bud! 🙂
Interesting
Always a good reminder.
This is great to watch. A backhoe would be so handy to have around my place like that. I like my benchmark abrasives too. good stuff. Thanks for the videos. Really enjoying them.
Will definitely be handy
Mike, love how you always keep a positive attitude when things don't always go as planned !!
Thanks
One invaluable thing I have learned from watching you is that I should consider how something could be rebuilt vs replaced. You prove that over and over no matter the part. Thanks
It's the most affordable way for sure
Mike, you REALLY did a great job on that engine. It is one of best starting Diesel's on the web!
Thank you
I do enjoy your videos and how you have fun doing them and the work itself. Your humor makes them so enjoyable keep up the great work please! I am looking forward to you fixing the cab floor.
Captain, you have your hands full with this 555. Great Video as usual, thanks
It's gonna be nice!
Thank you for pointing out the cylinder lock out. Too many people do not see that danger! Buddy of mine found his coworker under his dump trailer after it failed while working on it.
Regarding the lose battery cables, until you get them replaced, turn them upside down. Then tighten. That should take up the slack as the tapers will be opposite of each other.
Keep up the good work!
Thank Libby. Already have the new connectors as of today, but I'll remember that for next time
Rather than beat the grill out ( or other stuff in the future)
Remember that you have the outriggers on the backhoe.
Lay grill on a flat surface and drop an outrigger on it.
Portable hydraulic press!!!!!
With that A.C. unit off, ya just freed up some screaming eagles for the 555 .
More horsepower means more fun!😂😂😂
True! Lol
Glad to see the TLB back in video. Always enjoy seeing you get it done on the equipment!
It's coming along nice!
29:43 man, my heart is tense and hoping it comes off easy! Your ability to do a job by yourself with just your brains and tools amazes me. Makes me think of your bell tower video, which is still one of my all time favorites.
The bell tower was definitely a good time
Mike another 5 🌟 video I believe this ole gal is going to be on the homestead for a long time unless you get a good deal on one better and ready to work and not be worked on. As always God bless y'all from Gaffney South Carolina viewer 🙏❤️💯
Thank Daniel
I love watching you work with positive attitude. Git r done
Thanks Rick
👍👍👍💙💛❤Imi place cum privesti detaliile. Felicitari CAPTAIN KLEEMAN! 💙💛❤👍👍
4:38 Crowsfoot tubing socket. Nice. Almost nothing else works when you need one of those.
Ah, the chug of a three cylinder diesel.... unique!!!
Pleased you got the main hydraulic hose replaced, those clips are much better suited to that application 👍
Your face had a disturbed look when you lifted the top cover off the steering pump, your explanation as to what you had done made sense, the manual came in handy !
Pleased there is plenty of parts out there readily available for you too !!!
The offset spanner head from Dave has found its use, good of him to send it up to you!!! 😁
Love watching your video's. You don't just do it you explain the steps and show it.
Appreciate the feedback
It’s amazing you don’t seem to have left over nuts and bolts from these repairs. Nice paying attention to detail.
Great progress on the 555 Mike. Thanks for sharing.
Good morning CAPTAIN! I admire your tenacity and I'm impressed with your progress. Enjoying the videos and learning something each time I watch 🎉🎉❤
Appreciate ya watching bobby
Making good progress on the 555. Stay safe Mike and keep it snarky.
Snarky is my specialty
@@CaptainKleeman it’s one of the reasons I subscribe to your channel. 👍
One step at a time. things are looking great. I always enjoy your videos Thanks.
Nice job sir, you keep fooling around your going to have one fine looking and running machine. This has to be one of my favorite series on your channel because I would be doing pretty much the same thing and includes reading disassembly instructions after the fact!!!!🙄😏😉😂😂 Thanks for the update sir, fun stuff.
Thanks Terry
I was replacing the fuel line on an old truck. Local parts made it with hydraulic hose with their crimp ln b fittings. Good stuff!
Captain, GOD BLESS YOU! The job would be tough enough without recording the repair. But you make it look easy, by changing camera angles, documenting the nuances, showing the parts and process... A DANG MIRACLE! I hover, sweat, curse, and crowd over every struggle. You have to lean back, get the shot, figure it out, call around (maybe wait to get an answer or part), fix it, put it back together, clean up... AND EDIT THE WHOLE DANG THING. Wow! Thank YOU sir!!!
You all make it worth it! Appreciate the support!
I would love to have a backhoe you keep fixing things that will be a great tool for you
Should be handy!
Those battery cable ends are only for when your broke down emergency only. Swet copper eyes on the cables and use marine cable terminals so the cables can be bolted on, you’ll be glad you did!
I wonder how many times on my "junky old equipment" I've found that the cause of "junky" was that someone in the past used the wrong thing to "fix" a problem, that just ended up causing more problems? (Okay, I'll confess, sometimes I was the someone.😁) Thanks for the video, and take care,
At the end it will be "brand new" machine. You will know exactly what will/is broken when it happens as you learned all of the angles of the machine. Nothing better then knowing your own stuff.
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The Bass Boat grill really sets er off there bud. I'll definitely be waiting for the fishing trip to see how that goes.😉
She sure is turning into a pretty solid machine.👌🤙
Slow but sure!
@@CaptainKleeman Absolutely.🤙
I really needed this this morning bless you for being there for me and all of us. You put a smile on my face and a giggle. Thank you very much for sharing your content
Glad to be here! Hope your day was alright!
Had an 1955 Oliver Super55 with the same Ford steering gear. I sold it for $1000 rather than deal with taking the entire dash apart to replace the $600 gear. As reported on some forums, the kit repair wasn't a walk in the park. I'm rooting for you.
It is like an appendix, who needs one of those.
Actually, I like taking things apart and putting them back together again. Sadly, I usually end up with a few extra parts, like an appendix. I took apart a wood planer (thicknesser for those of you one the other side of the pond). I painted a 10'x4' table white and put everything on the table just like they showed in the book. A lot of folks said I would never get it back together. I did.
Mike that little wrench head is called a crows foot
Keep at it and you will have a good tool for the homestead..
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A new piece of floor plate or some people call it diamond plate would be a nice upgrade on the backhoe! Probably a piece of angle iron would work for the door frame it looks like Mike! The black grill is nice now brother, Kirk from Louisiana! Thanks for sharing my friend! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Another great triple nickel video Mike. Keep the great content coming!
Thank you
You’re getting there, Mike!
Slow but sure!
Looking better all the time Mike, at least you found all the parts you needed. It cost me $1000.00 for a new hydraulic pump on my tractor because I couldn't get all the pieces I needed. Keep smilin
When you come to remove windows, just cut the rubber beeding, don’t waste you time trying to save it, beeding is much cheaper than glass. 😉
You’re so lucky to have such perfect working conditions, 😅 what more could you ask for!! Fresh air sun tan and flies ❤ can’t wait for your next adventure on the 555 🎉 soon I hope
Hope it’s an adventure with the 55 not on the 55
Yes, I quit watching the Pakistani Truck mechanics. Those guys work on the side of the road and their shop is usually sand. The Captain works in worse conditions.
Great to see you working on the 555 again. Keep up the good work and thanks for the video Captain.
Thank you
Cap't, love to watch you work, tenacious and patient. And of course, the eternal optimist, a good thing.
Thank bill
WOW> Captain pleased ya working on the 555.
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You did a helluva good job on that old engine for her to fire up like that. Well done!
Thank you
It's amazing, your not afraid to tackle anything!😊
Good morning captain. Love the videos. I wish u could post every day
I liked @DieselCreek 's characterization of projects like this (his Christine restoration as an example) as a "social distance restoration", which looks good if you're more than 6' away.
Exactly lol
Use that bracket over the steering pump for either an auxiliary hydraulic pump or an air compressor.
Great video Captain Kleeman
Sweet that the interior was redone! Love the earth tone color scheme! ❤
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Good morning Cap’n… There’s nothing more invigorating than working on the triple nickel in double nickel temps!
“There’s NO PLAN like having NO PLAN!” Cap’n I think you just came up with a new caption for your next batch of T-shirts.
I’m glad the Crow Foot spanners came in handy. I was thinking about the three nickels when I sent them… they may also work in the Ranger portion of the RangeAru!
Won’t be long and you’ll be hoeing around to your hearts content… and that’s a good thing!
PS: we have 7 broods of bluebirds and two of wrens. Did you have any luck?
You're welcome! For the grunting and help I provided when you took off the driver's door. I was also helping support the professional scaffolding, of course. 🤣 Painting is looking sharp!! Only change I'd suggest is to paint the inside of those circles with gold. That will emphasize the thickness of the grill. The black/gold contrast would be sweet!!! 👍
Now that would be a fancy paint job
I love the proper use of the proper tool for the job (Phillips head screwdriver adapter). Well played
When you were taking those doors off you had me as nervous as a long tailed cat in a room full of rocking chairs!!!
You and me both lol
Captain when you take that glass out. The key is heat and luberation. God bless
Thank for the tip!
Very much enjoyed this one! Looking foward to the next in this series. Nice job.
Thanks Danny
My favorite content is you working on the 555, can't wait to see her fiddled back together 😮
You need a Kevin to pass that stuff down to. Clint and Kevin are a great pair. Just a few more years and you will have a home grown sidekick.
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The tool that you took the Hyd. hose off with is called a " crows foot " Your Diy is greet.
Correct
I’m gonna stay tune, cause I know you gonna make her beautiful.
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Thumbs up 👍 even the smallest piece can make it look so much better 😂
I have a steering box like that on my international 966 my son and I rebuilt it last year. I found the parts online for $40 . A rebuilt one was $1000.00. I Love your videos.
Pretty similar situation here, hoping the seal kit does the trick
@@CaptainKleeman mine has been great. Turns with one finger. Turning 10 1/2 " wide tires on my tractor .
Great vid, givin it the old college try.
Love watching your video, a great way to relax 😳 19:51
Thank you
Go Mike go
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Get the military battery connectors very good. I put them on my 01 F250 7.3 very good connectors
always a good day when the ol ford gets more prime work done on it. she will be digging soon. have a great day captain .cheers.
Mike, I'll say it again: You're way braver than I am! You're tackling some stuff I'd never do. Great video! Love it. Lee
Thanks lee
@@CaptainKleeman Economics require muscle and inventive ways! 😅. Sweat equity equals fresh machinery!😊😊
She is going to give back to you in solid work every little thing you do to get her back in solid working state Mike, it is so nice to see that beautiful piece of working art coming back from the scrap yard, so thank you for bringing us along on your adventure Mike have a good day and love the content.
Should be a good machine
You have such a great sense of humor and disposition. 😁 The backhoe is coming along slow but sure. Nice video Mike. Thank you. 👍
Good morning Captain Kleeman.
Correct
Great work, Mike. Soon this piece of equipment will be one of your most prized possessions. Work ahead, though!
I just love your channel! Keep up the great job!
Thank you
Good progress, it's coming along.
Thank you
The style A/C compressor that was on there makes an excellent air compressor! It was very popular with the off road crowd for the speed and simplicity. Could be handy on there, or another project vehicle. Keep up the awesome content!
Cool idea for sure
The Good Captain say he is doing a 100 yard restoration. I think he is being optimistic and that it will be more like a 1000 yard restoration 😂
I just a forking with ya keep up the good work, this is the kind of machine that looks don’t mean much functional does.
PS you can always try sell the ac brackets
Exactly! Appreciate ya watching
You can always get one of those mini swamp coolers for 90 bucks and wala a/c for a fraction of the cost and time. As always good luck and God bless and stay safe out there.
Hey there ya go, good idea
Love the channel! Its like the lottery, never know what number is coming next... 555, fubaru, chix house, DP work.... lol
Gotta keep everyone guessing
Another good chunk of stuff done. Coming along nicely Captain 👍🇺🇸
Thanks max
We call those crows feet. Their great for getting in tight spaces.
The old ford gonna be per near new before long!!! 🤔keep pushing 🎉🎉🎉
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Another great video, I love your persistence, you never give up. Great job. Love watching !
Thanks Andy
Captain great video! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
Thanks Kevin
So glad I was able to help out with the door,it sure is heavy,i may have injured myself 😂
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