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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- In this video Chris replaces a bunch of old dry rotted and leaking hydraulic hoses and fittings on his 1989 Ford 1520 tractor.
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I wouldn't worry about those metal lines, that metal is better than anything we have today by far. I have a 1975 ford 4000 and absolutely love that thing
Hi Chris,back in the day with rusty fittings we would often use a block of metal held against the bsckside of the fitting and tap the opposite side firmly with a light hammer. The shocking does the same as the heat you used,and no worries about fire. Cheers from H B. NZ
Great job Chris,. Just replacing the bad lines ain't cheap, they are rather expensive! Looks like a win to me. 👍👍
1989 still sounds like a new tractor to me!
Good job Chris🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
pipe dope not needed on jic fittings but anti seize ain't bad.
Correct. The seal is not in the threads like pipe threads. Anti-seize is a good idea for future repair.
Good job Chris. If you can take it apart install new hoses and it don’t leak worse it’s a win 👍
Great Job Chris. It's nice to see people taking care of the older tractors.
When cleaning up the threads on a fitting, consider putting a cotton ball in the open end to keep debris out of the hydraulic system.
Morning Chris I bought a Ford 1520 with a 7108 loader ,four wheel drive, 540 PTO. It's a 1989 and had 825 hrs. On it when I bought it about 6 yrs. Ago didn't have any leaks on it, the only major thing I've had to do is put in a new clutch a lot of dismantling and splitting the tractor great tractor mine has ag tires and this past summer I picked up a sickle bar mower that's pretty much my story for now i live in north central Massachusetts.
Nice job Chris!! A little along will make the process all that much better!! Glad to see you redo an older tractor!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Good for you Chris. “Stay in your lane “ always a good philosophy when fixing things.
But your lane seems pretty wide to me. Well done 🤛🏻
Sometimes after you heat with a torch you can hit it with compressed air, like keyboard cleaner, and the quick expansion and contraction will break things loose. Wear a face shield though because it can shatter the bolt/fitting.
The sun deteriorates those hoses fast.
This is exactly why one should use anti seize compound on all threaded joints.
With PB Blaster, it usually helps to put it on several times over a day or so before breaking the joint.
Nice job, Chris. No one likes crispy rubber on their hose!
i hope this new year is being good to you. last night's storm may have brought you business. best wishes from baf, shelton.
Russ is this really you??? Hope all is well
Well Chris excellent work and video who says Jake is always needed for all things 😮😊❤
Love your videos, real life. Not Street forward 👍🇧🇻
If you can get to it, if you back the fitting up on one side with a hammer and then use a hammer drill on the other side will also break it loose
Sandpaper the fitting.
Put some cheese on those fittings!!!!
.Good job, Chris. Be careful or you'll be trading your current job to become a hydraulic mechanic.
Now one of the other lines will break.
Carburetor spray cleaner will eat rust.
Way better without Jake 😆