That is a TCI H4m-50, 525A or 525B, the serial number is stamped on the top of the frame next to your left foot. Almost all parts and manuals are still available from Herculift Manufacturing in Schofield Wi. The 4-speed range transmission is a borg warner T-18 and the forward/reverse transmission is a borg warner T-72 velvet shuttle shift, the tee in the brake line is part of the clutch cut-out circuit also called an inching valve. When you press the brakes, a signal is sent to the cut-out valve in the transmission (solenoid operated) allowing you to decrease speed while maintaining full throttle. I would be happy to send you a diagram with part numbers if you want.

"The list got really long and I stopped paying attention" 🤣🤣🤣

Anyone else want to see the goo be power washed off?

Unlike most of your vehicles, you are a finely tuned mechanic and master of improvisational wrench turning comedy. Great stuff!

One of the most honest channels on youtube. This man will NEVER scam his viewers with something like "established titles"

Even if it's broken to heck and back, if you got it for only slightly over scrap value, AND he told you how bad it was to the point he bored you... that's (at least he sounds) an honest dude. Most sellers i deal with will resto-paint their trash and tell me a tale. It's gotten so bad that i've started saying asking if it's freshly painted so i don't have to drive over there and waste my time.

It's very satisfying to see how much smoother these neglected old machines run after you've tuned them up.

It's amazing to me that something that moved off the trailer under it's own power is in such an... interesting... condition. This should provide tons of fun and entertainment for years to come!

Who woulda thunk a forklift video could be so entertaining! Im actually watching it a second time. 😂😂😂 Keep up the great work!

Always a good day when Low-Buck Garage uploads

Hello! Just leaning back....letting the commercial play before the movie starts. Have a great weekend everyone! (I originally found this channel from a fork lift video...long ago. )

The guy who told you that it needed everything from front to back and top to bottom wasn't far off. That's a daunting amount of work. But I like how you take something that's only worth it's scrap value and turn it into something that's actually useful using parts that are probably only worth their scrap value.

You should name that forklift "shake hands with danger"

Always enjoy your unique narratives. Possible an old Manitou 4x4 rough terrain forklift

It looks like a windham forklift . They used ford parts. The motor is a ford either 134 or a 172 tractor engine. Have fun 👍😊

Just rebuilt one of these Dana 70 closed knuckle axles. Turning angle aside they're great and very, very strong. The top of the kingpin should have a bronze bushing, but if it's worn you can replace it with the tapered roller bearing from the bottom of a Dana 60 kingpin axle, which will also fit the bottom of the 70's kingpin in addition to its top. The closed knuckles should be lubed with "corn head grease". Given how many loose bolts there were, be sure to check the torque on the spindle-to-knuckle bolts. There are only five, they're a fine thread, and they're threaded into cast. You can tighten em down and use red loctite, or preferrably, drill them out and drive in studs from the inside of the knuckle. May need to spot face it though if you go with studs.

Can we name it the Four by Fork

You make my heart feel better. I bet the old forklift feels better also. When I was still working they had an old Hyster made in the 1940s. It sat in the back of the lay down yard for years at a time, but when needed our equipment mechanic would go fire it up and the job got done. Keep up the good work and don't get too fancy.

How did I not know about this channel. I laughed probably 95% of the time. This guy has good humor.

You are the junk yard wizard -

As a professional forklift operator, I found this to be highly entertaining. Thank you.

I have the same forklift, except mine is a diesel, with the special two piece windowed block. I was hopeful that yours was diesel and I could find out more about mine. 😂 Mine is a TCI 525B forklift, 6k pound capacity.

To stop a pulley: Use Vice grips with an adjustable chain strap & a piece of an old belt… Cut the belt to wrap around the pulley, clamp the chain around the belt.

I know somebody that has one of those lifts. I'll give him a shout and see what he knows about it.

Who knew that performing basic maintenance that had been deferred for decades would yield such positive results?

I'd pay $5 to see this man pressure wash this thing. I do declare.

I can't remember the name of those machines but they were very popular for many job sites. You had a huge win buying this machine! Fab rats want that floor from that old Jeepster in your storage yard I would think as theirs is rusted out. They are restoring one. They must be close to where you live

The brake/steering link is clever. With a heavy load on the forks, the steering axle will be unloaded, so the tires slide more easily when turned. That's not a problem when skid steering the loaded axle.

That thing is sweet!! Hopefully 2nd cid coming 👍🏻

Discovered your channel a week ago. Went through many great epicsodes. Guys like you might be the reason us germans lost ww2. Please keep beeing awesome.

Dear LBG guy. 👍👌👏 😁😁😁 2) I'm eagerly looking forward to watch the next part about this (Manitou?) all terrain 4WD forklift. I also hope that you will make a video about your wonderful, yellow mini pickup truck. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and health in particular.

😎 Great job, I like the way you explain what you are doing and with comedy involved in it also at times. Looks like you can tow stuff With that forklift also. Right? 👍

The camera falling over is always the best bit

Learning how to fix cars/trucks on this channel is fun....keep up the GREAT content.

Always chuckle and sometimes amazed at how He usually repairs a problem that most mechanics wouldn't bother with unless buying replacement parts. Also wonder if He has ever bought something that doesn't look like an orphan? Thanks for the priceless low buck entertainment.

You are the master of "repurposing"!! Wasn't going to watch this at first (I'm not really into fork trucks 🙂) but I'm glad I did, very entertaining. Hope you find out who build that thing, and who built the engine.

Those original White Spoke wheels look like Jackman wheels from the early 70's..

Thats a freaky beast ,worn out ,leaking and patched together but still a freaky beast.Cool!

I would swap the heavy duty wheels to the front, and put the thin truck rims on the back.

The way you look at solving the mechanical issues Crack me up. Never get aggravated. Calm cool collective:)😂 great entertainment, ty

Another amazing video from one of the best creators out there.

Excellent Few needed repars done and low cost too graet running rig, motor sounds great !

I like your logic when it comes to solving problems 👌

Your ingenuity & tips are great! I’ve never been a “mechanic”, but with over 50 classic cars I putter on I’ve had to learn a little. My forte is body and paint so I’ve gotten very good at using /adapting from my stash of extra parts for custom “enhancements”. Even win a few car shows now and then. Love your videos!

Love the blowby coming out of the breather, makes nice ambiance. Well done James!

I feel like we would be great friends. Hell I've driven on the street with only one front brake. Love your since of humor and all your videos. Keep up the great work

такая старая техника намного надёжнее и проще чем современный новый мусор в красивой обёртке за безумные деньги, ты сделал хорошее дело когда вернул этого бойца служить людям! береги руки - в перчатках неудобно работать, но здоровье нельзя купить!

Looks like we may need an episode on that blue car with the chrome radiator shell.

Hi , as always you get the job done with most of the parts you have around your shop and you are always entertaining . thanks for the entertainment ,

Still the best channel on you tube.

I love seeing your follower count growing. You keep putting out quality videos and it's nice to see you receiving the reward for that. 2024 is the year you'll earn that Silver Play Button, you better start clearing off a spot

The first thing I said - aloud - was, "Oh! It runs!" 🤣 I LIKE the 'Self-Rustproofing' engine !!

Can you believe they pay you to make these videos.. I'm actually enjoying it more than regular TV which I haven't seen in years

Once again one of the best videos I've seen on KZfaq. It's simply sensational. Thanks James and keep up the good work

Friday Morning and a New Low Buck Garage Video......Life is GOOD!!!!

Nice work on your new forklift, my friend! I'll bet it will be the perfect piece of equipment to move heavy stuff around at your remote property. From the video on that property that you posted, I think you're going to use the forklift a lot! 😊 I am really enjoying your channel. Thanks for showing us how to do things the "low buck" way!

cool little lift. I need one of those for the firewood yard

This things great, I struggled with tire plugs found if heat em with torch till they're smokin they slide in easy.

Crazy people living in a damed world, loving backyards full of junk! Well done witch 920 hits in 3h may show. Greatings from Bavaria

You so funny man. 😂 one dry comment after another, the pointing finger is priceless. Good health 👍🏻

Wow! That was a challenge. Great work sir!

James! That's a score! I love the sound of the engine!

Your resourcefulness and ingenuity is top notch!

Yes low buck garage has uploaded, absolutely brilliant 💯👍🤟👍🙏🤟💯 the UK love's you ❤

Keep up the good work.

I really like the U-Haul style paint job. I really think you should keep that way. Or paint it industrial yellow. You do you it's a great forklift either way.

Another brilliant video. What an education and inspiration.

I love heavy equipment, and I love mechanic things! What more could I want? Your jokes on the video also never miss and that makes this channel a 11/10, glad I stopped by! I'm a scrap hoarder too, though nothing to your proportions (yet!). Wish I could come and fly out all the way from Finland and come visit you. Ah, maybe some day! Thanks for the video!

love the video's man i'm not even a mechanic kind of guy but just the way you do things and explains it makes it fun to watch :) keep it up!

I like your comment, "When you see something strange on a machine, it probably has a purpose". Yep. I have used that Slime on a tire that was so rotten, that it was leaking air from everywhere in the cracks in the tread. The tire was on a trailer that was only infrequently used in the yard, so I put some of the Slime in the tire, made certain that it covered all the internal surfaces, and after the slime stopped leaking through every surface on the tire, I had a "permanent" repair. After two years, It still holds air well enough to do an adequate job. Temporary, repairs, after three weeks, can be considered as permanent fixes.

I love watching your videos. Not only do I see how you repair something and make it work, the humor is such a blast! Keep doing what you’re passionate about and you’ll keep us entertained, thank you for sharing your content.

Awesome You make getting dirty and oily look like fun

Can't wait to watch this but Will do after work. Love all things lift trucks/forklifts.

A allis chalmers maybe i can't tell without looking at it in person, wish you best of luck with finding out the manufacturer.

You are the best. Thanks friend for the distraction from the apocolypse. If I had money I would send you some with every video you make.

Always great to watch your feeds...great humor too!

The repair list on that fork is thick like a phone book, and the cost of repairs can only be described as telephone numbers. Having said that, a 4WD,all terrain fork, can be a super handy machine.

Even with the issues, that’s a pretty sweet piece of equipment. I’d love to have that thing. Thanks for the video 👍🏾

Can fix anything with mostly free parts and funny as all get out. Look forward to all yr videos.

Good.job cool Forklif Nice show

I really enjoy watching your videos

Where I live in MO we have poachers Glad to see at your new place you don’t have poachers and thieves🙏👍🏁🇺🇸

Lol, you sound like my boss when he buys a new forklift "Well, I know it has issues, but i figured I'd buy it and figure it out from there"

*- What started as stomach churning issues for me turned into easy and fun fixes for you, James.* *- It surprises me every time.*

Hahaha the oil change was in 1922 ..... but she's a runner so its all good. Love those quick release wheel nuts. Perfect for NASCAR wheel changing!

Another gem brought back to life.

you're the best! 😅just what I needed. I didn't pay much attention buying my van, let's figure it out at home!🙃😅

U R STILL. Amazing! Thanks for ALL the laughs and great video.

Great video. Very informative. Best wishes. Your channel just continues to get better. The content is great.

Due to excellent video work you make repairing these questionable machines sort of look easy!

awesome videos look forward to the next

Advanced wifi water pump with Bluetooth alternator option is extremely rare for those 🤣

The commentary is comedy genius, learning is fun!

Great job, enjoyed watching so much. An LBG day is a great day.

That’s a great machine. Would love to do a total restore on that. If you ever decide to sell contact me.

Travis was right. Almost all parts are available at Herculift. Just so you know, Schofield is right by me.

Excellent video Low Buck Garage :) also nice find and fix up that Old Fork Lift !

The side shift feature is great when they work properly

I love these videos! So much fun to watch and learn.

Great video, brightens my day thanks. I hope you're up for ideas? how about a sequential gearbox for your drag racer. I'm sure that would give you an edge through the gears?? Great to see what you come up with. PS caught up with your videos after 3 months intense watching and laughter. Thanks a bunch 🙂