Front End Loader for Garden Tractor
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- čas přidán 26. 01. 2019
- Unfortunetly i did not yet Film the Stuff i make, back when i was building this Front End Loader. So some Pictures and me talking shit it is for now...
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Dude, this was a great video! Please make some more, they're informative and too darn funny! 🤣👍🏼
Well, thanks alot! Did you watch my more recent Videos, im trying to get at least one giggle in each Videos ;)
Fantastic build! Love it! And got a few chuckles in as well! Well done!
Thank you very much! I can't remember putting Jokes in this Video, at least not intensionally :D
Although, in my most recent Video i implemented some Jokes, maybe sime giggles for you there as well? :)
Here it is if you are interested:
czcams.com/video/utMDOTRX3Vk/video.html
Good job, I am going to attempt the build. Gathering material now
Lots of work went into that machine. Well done!
Thank you! Indeed it was a lot of work. Took me about 2 Months to build...on the weekends and after work each day a couple of hours.
Very nice! Where can I find the videos of you building it?
Thanks for sharing
I had to sub when I heard the mouth fart sounds when you were highlighting something lmaooo
I remember mouth farting because of exhaustion and anger, but nevertheless, welcome on board, glad to have you here :)
Edit: I thought this Comment was for another Video, these are highlighting farts, you're right :D
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead haha!
Great video keep it up
Thank you!
Great job on the loader. I would love to make one for one of our garden tractors
Convince your Dad and get started i guess :)
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead He has a long list of projects I want to get going with :-)
Thats a good thing! Just dont forget to start somewhere :)
Thanks. We are currently working on repairing an old Bolens G14 and are videoing progress
Sounds great!
great video and good job on the loader it sure is nice, new subscriber here, thanks for sharing 👍 cheers
Thank you! I wanted to build a Backhoe for it aswell but never came around doing it. Today i will have one delivered :)
Awesome.
Do you have detail. for 1.steel thick? 2.hydraulic cylinder long?. 3.steel pate thick. thank you.
Yes, its somewhere here in the comments :)
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead Thank you.
How did your loader workout, the mid-mount loaders i have used had very heavy brackets on the frame mounts . Most made with lighter tube like yours had a subframe from the front to the back axle to distribute the stress. Just wondering how it worked in long-term
From the uprights, there are diagonals going to the front. In the front those are kept in place with a bolt. Once, one of those bolts stripped. Other than that, no problems at all. I got another Video about the loading capacity of the loader. Maybe theres some useful information for you :)
What thickness of steel? Looks like one inch by three inch tubing with quarter inch gussets and tabs. Is that right?
The Tubing is 5mm thick, so a little less than 1/4". And it's 10cm x 5cm so about 2" x 4". The gussets are 1cm or about 3/8" thick.
When saying tabs, you're talking about the pins, which hold the loader arm to the console? They're 25mm or 1"...
Probably overkill. It can lift about 500kg or around 1100lbs. Before the loader breaks, my tractor will split in half:D
wow i need one of these, sorry to say it be hard for me to build with out plans there to many type of tractor made,,,,so here the best way to build one,,,, you readied,,, is to make it out of wood , screw, small piece of metal for cleats to hold it in place ,bore ur holes ,,this way i can get my length,, how wide on both side forms need to mount the bucket ,front end loader forks,, hope maybe this will help someone ,,,i can use metal but I will have to build two or more of them to get one right right ,,ok if some one makes one please make video ,,an share with me and people like me that done have the talent to make it without plans
You can find Plans for various tractors online. Just google "front end loader plans". There is plenty of stuff :)
Hi. Did you use regular mild steel channels for the construction of the arms or steel of a special grade? Thanks
Regular mild Steel...ordered off of ebay :D
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead thanks i have a small kubota which i would like to make/buy a loader for it. Some dealers told me it needs to be tempered or whatever. Do you remember the thickness of the channels? I have access to 3mm or 6mm.
@@josephsaid756 ah nice! Yeah, mine are 5mm thick and probably overkill...better safe than sorry i guess. How much weight do you want to lift? Mine can handle about 650kg (i have another video on that).
@@josephsaid756 i can't see any reason why it should be tempered...in case of overload it would break instead of being bent...did they try to sell you a loader? :D
Building a loader cost me about half of what buying one would have cost me...
Took me about 2 whole months. Every day after work and all weekend long....but i was completly new to welding an hydraulics and also did i not work from a plan but made what seemed to be the right lenght/thickness or whatever....
Just start that project! :)
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead totally agree with the sales part. I am handy but at this time i am tired of creating stuff (plenty of implements). Just considering a ready made loader. Cost wise i think it might be close to a cheap chinese one. Might take me a good 6 months to finish 😟
Did you draw up a set a plans with all of your dimensions
I am sorry to dissapoint you: no
that's ok i'm sure there some plans on the internet some where
Rad shit phteven! Some advice: if you could take your photos horizontal and put some wee bit more excitement in the commentary, that'd be great.
No? ok...
Amen to that
Cylinders specs please... Bore, rod and Stroke?
1", 2" and a Foot.
Awesome, subscribed! If you want more subs, feel free to embed your video on our homemade tools forum; looks like you're one of us :-)
Well, thank you! I will definetly look into it :)
how many horsepower u got bud?
Spec is 18hp but probably a little less bc shes old...
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead oh damn its strong tho 💪
what the hell, TUNA!
I dont quite get it, but Tuna is awesome, so i'll take it as a compliment :)
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead Yes, sorry for my bad internet language, it is a compliment. I follow Tuna makes your heart melt as well, what a cute little dog.
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead thanks for the FEL upload as well.
You're welcome :D