Type k is the thickest L then m l is for water m is for heat

You don’t know what you’re talking about the first 3 threads is what seals the joint

Sweet!!! Love this old saw..

Thank you very much for all the information you give so we can do the job ourselves. And also the 'finger security' advice... very important. Thanks

Nice I have one, what spark plug does it take please? Mine seems to be 20 mm thread,

Good video thanks. Wondering what alloy you use please?

Nicely done.

I am going to do this mod to my 350b as shown. If a 350b owner that uses the dozer a lot, and is worried about wear on the lever shaft, a block of nylon or delrin, cut to the same detent profile, and standing maybe 1/16" proud of the angle could be added to eliminate the wear problem.

Thank you! I have a leaking tractor rim, I’ll give your method a shot!!

Bro's either canadian or wisconsin'. either way, yuk.

When changing the governor spring the gasket must be replaced between upper and lower housing? Do you have a recommended supplier for that? Thank you.

The “cold air intake” was a complete waste of money.

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Watching it at 2.0 speed that Cummins sounds like a Detroit. LOL

Ashley Babbitt’s relatives must have done this in the past.

9 years later... Thanks for the ideas.

I found this video when searching for what the serrated side was for. Right now they are on clearance at HF for $5. It's really impressive for a small HF wrench. You're right, having one of these in the trunk is a great idea. Think I'll get a couple more just for that purpose. Thanks

You are SO lucky to have the earlier pin! My 350B has the later pins that are pressed in. I found that using a "C" shaped 1/8" wedge washer or shim in the gaps between tge outer and inner link sides helos prevent the outer link sides from binding up on the pin. I use a 20 tom Harbor Freight low profile jack attachment on my portapower to push the pin out 3/8" at a time, a pain in the ass for sure, but it works. The later press-in pins have a smaller diameter in the center where the link bushing runs, so it is only difficult where the larger diameter pin ends push through the outer link sides.

If thats a 100 pound tank,how long does it last for you

OK, those pain in the ass sleeves for the draw bar arc are an idiotic attempt at combining locating dowel pins and retaining bolts that fail miserably. If you have a lathe, you could make shoulder bolts , threaded into the casting to take their place. Several of minw have bolts broken off in the pins, and because I don't use the draw bar dor anything other than dragging trees, I did not mess with them.

OFF topic, but I'm trying to put new gauges in my 1969 JD 350 and the gauges either don't work or they peg out to max. Can you show a picture of the voltage regulator on your dozer and how to check it to see if it's good or bad

Not sure why but use bar magnetic 1x2 not ring

That poor clutch

Very helpful! I have an old John Deere MC (1951) and I believe the process is very similar. Much better then trying to go by the MC Manual!

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I have the same truck and it say for awhile and recently pulled it out and steering was super loose and inpredictable. Took a look and rag was all tore up and the hardware was gone on one side of the 2 bolts going from truck to rag and the other one was loose. Scary.... I appreciate the thorough video. I pulled mine and it wouldnt telescope. Isnt that the point of this shaft? So if the body flexes and moved it wont be pulling on thr rag joint?

This is perfect for pipe

9 Years later and trailer light kits still come with wire nuts and that crappy insulation displacement crimp connectors

🙏 🌱 thank you! Great test!

[thank, you for youre great helpful video.👍 i, have, a 1966, case ck. 530 diesel Backhoe. just got done having a new replacement diesel fuel injection pump installed. $3 thousand. that old pump last for 1966 to 2024]

Std torque front of manual

What size stacks ?

Sorry...But that's not good enough ...

Hello again themadmailer, I am trying to see reversing the linkages so it will be on the inside like you said I am wondering if that would cause stepping on the gas to be backwards, lol. I know I will have to see that when I get back to Oregon in a couple weeks. Thanks for the replay

Hello, i am sorry to post this off subject. I commented on your last year video about your 1965 case backhoe where you fixed your hydraulic cylinder. Here us the question i asked.- Hello themadmailer, i have a 1960 case 540, my books say a 530 is diesel and a gas one is a 540, maybe thats the way they did it in 1960. Anyway i had to put another engine in it and i have two carburetors and they both are backwards. I mean if i put one on to where the carb will plug into the air breather, toward the front of tractor, then the throtle is on the outside so will not hook up to the governor linkage. Do you or would you show how yours is hooked up? Thank you

Hello themadmailer, i have a 1960 case 540, my books say a 530 is diesel and a gas one is a 540, maybe thats the way they fid it in 1960. Anyway i had to put another engine in it and i have two carburetors and they both are backwards. I m ean if i put one on to where the carb will plug into the air breather, toward the front of tractor, then the throtle is on the outside so will not hook up to the governor linkage. Do you or would you show how yours is hooked up?thank you

The "guards" are superfluous and ineffective. You are kidding yourselves about safetly. Ours HAD no guards. (And it should have) Dad built ours, had a table on rollers, which made it all instantly mobile. There was nothing of the saw equipment anywhere near the ground. I was maybe 11-12 when first drafted into service "throwing away" the cut wood ---into a pickup or trailer. Ours was a rubber tired 24-28 Farmall regular, which we bought from my great uncles. Late '50's through the 60;s, I am now 75

Muy bueno!

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lol you dont over pack it because it will bind with the grease , it doesnt freeze as you say lol

looks great so far! thanks for sharing!

Is that Winston playing with a squeaky toy in the background? ❤️🌻🌻🌻🌻

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In the thumbnail, on the right side of the image, next to where your left foot would go, there is a curved small lever that sets between the two steering clutch levers. What is that thing for? I think it controls something to do with the transmission, but can’t figure it out.

Great idea! Thank you!!

I am so so happy you posted this video. I bought a log cabin and it was sloping in one corner ( where they had installed the bathroom with a 40 gallon water heater or) so I think it has the same issue likes your cabin with the stove. We now came back after the third winter and it seems to have sunken again in this corner. So I will now try to gather all my courage and tackle this , step by step as you did this 😱😱 Oh one question, where could I borrow the jacks ? Thanks

I need to know how to bench test that voltage regulator .. I'm assuming if you put 12-volt on the ignition lug you should be able to measure output on the other lug provided the casing is grounded but I need the value that I should be looking for thanks BC

I have driven a lot of Mack Trucks over the years, but I never had the privilege to drive a B series, I'm 65 I'm not dead yet so I'm holding out for my opportunity LOL damn that is one beautiful truck!!

If you pin the cam it will break loose much easier