Indoor air compressors are not a great idea unless that is you a nice recip Atlas Copco unit .

Seeing your boy help out gives me hope for the future.

Great job. Unbelievable... I am always impressed by what you will take on.....

That area with the steel lines that leaked were at one time under a second battery I guess?? Add in the dirt and some battery acid residue and rain water you've got rust and acid corrosion sources. A bad combination with steel hydraulic lines!

Scrap metal the whole thing ?

LOL. Helper dude didnt want to get his new AND1's dirty. Been there.

Shear walls in New York State ? I would have found myself a new structural engineer. I agree with on the zip product when you add up the tape , and the BS warranty that’s supposed to big selling points.

Any time you score a free tool it’s a win ! Your son with the ice cream face is awesome.

57:52 Would an air hammer be more effective in pushing the pin through?!

It could be that someone just put the wrong B tins on it.

Sure is a lot of work but you know you'll have a reliable machine that will be as close to brand new as you can get. It'll be minimum maintenance for the rest of its life with you. It will end up paying for itself many times over even if you include your labour costs. Did you ever consider putting a pit in the workshop so you could work on the trucks and do wild changes on these machines standing up like gentlemen and not laying on your back working like someone earning using their _moneymaker?_ Perhaps the watertable being so close to groundlevel made a pit non viable. Be careful working with the older friction material as it may have asbestos in it which is not a healthy substance. Also hope you can get a better portable lifting device to save you from serious or even a minor back injury. They are not fun; ask me how I know. I'm 68 and have spent the last 38 of them with 24/7 chronic pain. Please be careful because for selfish reasons I do not want you injured and have my video entertainment getting interrupted. 😲 Incredible job you're all doing Mueller dudes! 👍

That undercarriage rebuild is 10 grand job but you will do it for a fraction of that. You have ingenuity.

Did you plan for a bridge crane? Are you going to replace the drive sprockets?

34:20 I'm surprised that you don't lay down some wood, maybe 2x12's to protect the concrete floor from the track.

Great project Jesse. I agree with all of the comments on your channel! You are my number 1 go to! Thanks for all you do for your subs and take care!

Hi god that’s a lot of dirty work it always amazes me when guys strip machines down & put them back together your a great dad having time for your sons Regards Steve U.K. London

why don't you use ferrules? Isn't that a norm in America? Here in Europe, stranded cables must be pressed on with ferrules of a suitable cross-section.

thxs for sharing...

Kudos on the work ethic, but, not sure what your time is worth, but wouldn’t it be more efficient to just pay up for a better working machine, but you tube might be paying your time, in that case kudos .

I love this channel. The long videos i like it.

Pretty good. I would have liked to see 'dobes or chairs and #4 or better #5 on a tight schedule since this is going to be a 'floating' slab. If it moves you really want it to move as a single unit made more difficult by the point load on the bedrock. Makes keeping it in an even plane when it cracks more challenging.

Cheers to you Sir for tackling an endeavor such as this. Anxiously awaiting the next video. Check out Pacific northwest hillbilly. He takes it ALL down to bare metal before he repaints.

How are you going to strip the forms with the foam screwed from the slab side? Good tip leaving the blade buried.

Great video Jesse, can’t wait to see the rest on this machine. Thanks for sharing, really like the longer videos.

Weld a washer first then weld the nut much stronger!

You definitely aren’t afraid of a bit of hard work! Very patient too, hats off to you man! 👌

Jesse do you know about C&C Equipment in Nashville Indiana They are on KZfaq and rebuild John Deere units ( old and military) they have used and new parts even the paint! They work with other KZfaqrs like Diesel Creek in Pa.

Another great video

Jesse, I have to admit your use of the English language makes me ponder. However you’re obviously quite intelligent and experienced. Your mechanical skills are impressive and obviously watching all your other video establishes not to judge a book by its cover! You make it all look so easy. Your explanations are always interesting and sound. As to why the way you do things! Thanks Brother!

I admire your determination and your skills. Great job.

The amount of dirt under that is crazy…

Can't wait to see more work done to this loader!

Eagerly looking forward to part two.

Are you going to be adding an overhead crane off some sort to the new shop? Definitely seems like it would be helpful on stuff like the tracks and whatnot! Another great video Jesse!

Thank you for the videos. What ever happen to the Adirondacks property?

I didn't see you putting Loctite 545 on those hydraulic fittings! Also, suggest a needle scaler for your shopping list. You'll thank me later.

You’re in DEEP! That machine will be perfect to keep up in the ADK…it will scoop those boulders…GUD!!

That was fascinating. Could not stop watching. You never give up. Love the care you put into it😊😊😊😊p

I would have to review the video to be able to replace everything and I used to rebuild engines. I did take photos of all the hose routing before replacing a swing motor on a mini excavator last week.

k bye 😁

I have all the manuals service and parts manuals for a 450B we owned one for several years

G'day mate bloody awesome episode thanks mate 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺

Hey man great work, how did your baseboard taping idea work out? I’m thinking about doing it too

You saved yourself a pile of money, for the sake of a C clip, that might well have been put in as a replacement or just worn out when the clutch plates were put in, because they did look quite new. Am delighted that so much was learned, talk about satisfaction in delving into the unknown and it comes off OK. Been there myself, it raises a smile or two. Not sure if I've seen your off grid property yet. Looking forward to the John Deere getting finished as well. Then there are the coverings for the garage, or hangar I call it. Why not put a barbeque in as well ? Piped music and a large screen might be nice further on down the road. Maybe thats too much though.So much to look forward to :)

Great video fellas. I’ve never seen a tear down of a machine this big 👍🏻

Ole Frank Jennings should be ashamed of himself for not maintaining his equipment 😡

I remember those 2 deeres coming back in 2020

Hey dude, your definitely gonna need on your shopping list an overhead crane . . .

They make a brass oil pressure line instead of that plastic line a lot better for longevity

1:00:00 I think code may require that window in your stair to be tempered glass, in case you wanted to move it now...