Great haul! You might think about getting a pounding block to make some operations easier. Just a tree stump waist high outside the door of your shop would work. The work bench and shed floor don’t really provide enough resistance when you really need to wale on something. I have the base of a cedar tree inside that I use for punching holes in things, setting snaps, grommets, whatever, but it’s only about 14 inches in diameter. Outside I have a locust stump that is much larger. Good to mount an anvil on or railroad track or just a piece of flat steel. Good for flattening bent up steel pieces with a 3lb sledge.

Great video! Here is a tip for bearing installing: keep the new bearings wrapped and put them in the freezer the night before install and they slide right in because the freezer shrinks them up and they r easy too install, give it a try and u will be happily pleased they drop in usually.

It amazes me how many manufactures put in greasable fittings and the inner seals are still in the bearings, they will get some grease, but not as well if the inner seal is removed :)

A small pic works well and you can drill and tap the side of housing and install a grease fitting. I do all my recondition projects with greasable spindles :) Great job those walk and ride behinds are supper popular these days :)

Looks like you got a great deal on that haul and plenty of goodies. Excellent job on the walk behind repair. Should be a grey unit for years to come. Thanks for the upload 😎🇺🇸

That Troy bulit mower is a 33 wide cut 5 speed. I had one of those mowers back in the day it had 8.5 I/.c Briggs and Stratton engine the timing belt is a easy to get out of time when you hit a rock or three Root

I'm purchasing a John Deere lawn tractor the seller states the frame is bent, so it's a parts mower. Poor people have poor ways, so I'm going to use my 20 ton bottle jack to try to straighten the frame. :) Good luck with your projects. I enjoy your ingenuity.

Nice work on that troy bilt and nice haul and especially selling that Husqvarna mower paid for what u got in the lot . Look forward to watching some more just trying to catch up on my end with everyone 🔧

Use a steel drift to remove the bearings

this is a little late and wont help this time but maybe next, put the bearings in the freezer for a little bit and they will shrink from the cold and go in easier thanks for your videos

The best way to get the pulley off you use the hook 🪝 end to pry up and using an air chisel with a flat end will help getting the pulley off

The decks are weak, hit something too big and they bend easy, blades hit eachother, etc. I fixed one for a neighbor, hopefully they stop hitting large branches or what not lol

Your camera works is great as is your mechanical thought & application

I am in Ohio sold that same nower for $275 it went quick l.should have shot for $300 lol nice machine.

Next time freeze the bearing and heat the housing. Freezing it will shrink the bearing and heating up the housing will make it expand making it easier to put them together

And you really need to get some kree oil you will be surprised how well it penetrates

Take out that inner seal, so the grease gets to the ball bearings :)

Kyle get you one of those 20 ton shop presses from Harbor Freight they are great. I bolted some casters to the bottom of mine and it saves you alot of time and money

Great video. I have now subscribed. Hope to see more of the same soon. Julian. (Uk)

Why would you grease sealed bearings they cannot receive it

Don’t you have a dead blow hammer? Should never use a metal hammer on bearings. it’s a nice mower and shows the repair shop shouldn’t be in business. 4 bearings and done.

Work smart not hard