I replaced the engine on a Kemp chipper with a Horrible Freight horizontal shaft, and am having some difficulty getting the engine pulley to stay put. Any suggestions, or rules of wisdom for that problem? Just installed for the 2nd time with locktite on the setscrews and key, but wondering if...
I just picked up an industrial that I'm having trouble identifying. Serial #9AT96858 Help is greatly appreciated, I'm going cross-eyed looking for the model #. If the T is actually a 1, it would seem to be a Model 2135, but it sure looks like a T.
My 3 point went from normal to snail's pace this winter. Not the control valve (unless it's obstructed). Heading out to change hyd & hst filters, wondering what else to look for? TIA.
I mounted up this Superwinch 8500 to help me drop some trees not on my shop.
If I can get about 6 down, with no 'collateral damage', it won't owe me nuthin. :D
don't know if this has been around, but I stumbled onto it, figured I'd share it. A Russian tractor driver refuses to give up after his vehicle gets stuck in a river. - YouTube
Figured you guys would appreciate this one. Must be 100' in reverse, after forward for 15.. Ears plugged, radio on, didn't even feel it till the last couple. Was thinking 'something's funky with those trailer brakes'. :o
Any issues with a clunking sound (more of a feel) while turning slow? I've been noticing it lately.. can't quite pinpoint it. Happens in 2WD and 4. At first, I thought it was in the front axle, but now I'm thinking it may be the hydro slipping and grabbing. Fluids are full, 500 hrs.
I put this on today, it's an arm-saver, but the main thing is it keeps me from having to get my butt out of the chair to crank it. Only made a few chips so far, but hours of fun figuring it out. I'm trying not to be a pain on the machinist's forum.. :laughing:
Round column mills have the...
Picked up my new mill from the truck terminal friday night. Yesterday was spent getting it on it's stand and rolling it thru the maze to the spot in the back of my shop. Today will be de-greasing and powering it up.
I've been loading up on tools for it, while it was back ordered, so I have...
I could use a heavier duty drill press and am wondering if I should step up to a drill/mill. Or maybe a lathe/mill? Was struggling to drill 1/2" steel yesterday with my little radial drill press, now I'm back in the Grizzley Catalog...:confused2:
With a mill, you can cut holes bigger than you'd...
I keep wondering about the high end welders and their control features like high speed pulse, and wave form, and can't help thinking that it's snake-oil... If something is happening to the arc, at a rate that's faster than the weldor can react to it, how is it different than just turning down...
Tried this out yesterday, great tool.. first couple cuts here to make legs for a tripod to hold it. I set it on 50*, the max, and cut the other end 40* flat on the bandsaw for the feet. I think it's going to come in handy as a pipe vise too, for holding stuff in general. :thumbsup: 2" sched 40...
What's an approx. guesstimate for how long it should take to get thru 2" sched. 40? Mine must be over 2 min., 1 min. for 1" square tube.. Time for a blade change? I've had the thing so long I don't remember how fast it was when it was new.
Looks like more than half of my 80CF bottle is gone. I didn't flip it over yet to do the other side either. I did do about 15 min. of torch practice tho, with it set on 15 l/m the other night when I got it.. had it set at 7 for this truck bed cover.
Can you dry them out, or is it strictly a toss'em? I put in a QC 3 when I got my plasma cutter, a couple weekends ago, and it's already indicating 'replace'. I put a water separator before it, at the end of 50' of hose, and I haven't seen a drop come out of that yet.
Well, today's the day. Going to cut out a rusted box channel and see if I can make a new one. It needs to be 2x3, and I have some 3x3 5/16 angle from my de-commisioned LVL snow plow. Going to rip and weld them to fit. I'm a tad nervous, not much experience, but heck, I watched a bunch of...
Anybody use a beer keg regulator on a MIG set up? I have one of those that isn't being used (sniff, sniff) and CO2 tanks that I run air nailers with. Was wondering if it would work on my soon to be delivered MIG welder?
I have a 24 yo spool of .035. It's like a wire rack kind of spool, Lincoln, and I'm wondering if it can be run on a modern machine? Wind it onto a modern plastic spool??
Do wire feed MIG welders increase amperage by having more 'connection' as the wire speed increases? I just ordered one, and I'm trying to get the picture of how they 'know' to increase the amperage..:confused2:
I can get some tandem loads for free and I was thinking it'll be good to throw at the muddy spots and raise a section of my driveway up about a foot. Looks like the bigger pieces are about 2x2x8..
I was hogging the fields at my folks place yesterday, chomping down on some bushes, and I guess it plucked the cotter pin out of the nut. The tapered spline got slightly chewed up, but not too bad. Filed a little and put it back on with a nail in place of the cotter pin. I guess I got lucky.
When I tighten up these chinese spindles they don't turn. Do they usually have a castle nuts or something? I'm thinking of drilling the nuts and putting pins thru them.
Going to weld this up to pull the bedder/hiller attachment for raising garden beds. Normally the bedder attachment goes on a cultivator, but not having one, or my own garden yet, the carry-all (previously converted to a trailer mover) is once again to be the victim.
The disk is just sitting...
My buddy has a NH about 8 yrs old and he's got a recurring problem in the BH hydraulics. Said he had to have the PRV replaced and the mechanic told him he found yellow plastic pieces in it. Now he's got a valve off the BH that was malfunctioning and he says there was the same thing in it (after...
Call me cheap, but I think I'm gonna get a 7' x however tall I can get piece of LVL beam to make a front blade to attach to my bucket. Put an angle or channel on the bottom and another to mate with the bucket's cutting edge, and strap it on. That stuff is strong. Should be a cheap experiment...
How does the diameter/length of a hose affect a hydraulic cylinder's performance? I'm planning on using some long thin hoses on a 4"x34" cylinder and was wondering if it makes a difference..
I just ordered a hydraulic cylinder to use yanking stumps. Hopefully I'll be able to chain or strap it to the big ones and pull out the small ones without all the digging. I'm thinking of using some 1 1/2" or 2" black pipe to save on some chain cost, flatten the ends and drill for clevis.. I got...
I finally stopped stacking the log lengths on the ground to cut up later. Now I'm cutting the ends on each side and finishing up the last few cuts right in the grapple, so I skip that whole miserable step of cutting in the pile. Everything that hits the ground is ready for the splitter.
(Duh..)
Re: At Home In The Woods
I bet Obed's Carpenter wishes he just stuck with the carpentry. I also bet that it was the plumber's idea not to dig the waste lines below the excavation (his job) so Obed got stuck putting in 8-12" of gravel and lots of headaches..
I put my 53 Farmall Cub on my lawn with a plastic sign (fu, it was in the rain) today. I feel like a derelict sp? idiot that can't care for his child.
I'm going to blow my nose now... HHEEeight attachments...
and no **** it's not what i want to do
thanks for feeling my pain.... (what...
My CK25 got way harder to start lately. Anybody hear of glow plug issues? I was wondering if there's a simple ohmmeter test or something... thanks, jake
Where's the place to get bucket pins? I need some 1" x 6" with 3/8" holes. Anybody know where to find them? I just put my new grapple on with TSC hitch pins and it's a disaster waiting to happen.
Thanks. Jake
Talking with my Beemerville buddy, I told him that I felt bad about missing a buy on a Wallenstein chipper. He said, "Oh, a chuck and duck?"
Wondering if you guys ever heard it called that?
Jake
A couple shots of my new, too big, unlimited fabrication root grapple. These are sold under a few (5?) websites in Denton, NC. I'm considering cutting it in half and selling one side...
Jake
Hello to the group,
I'm installing a root grapple to the front of a compact tractor loader, and I'm being told that the hyd. connections go on the back, and it seems stupid to me. I don't have intentions of adding a back-hoe or any other hyd. tool to the back so why put the connects back there...