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Always Something Good
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2011
Welcome to our variety show channel. As the name suggests, the "Always Something Good" channel is a place where my wife and I are curating the random things we do and see in our rental business, our property maintenance business, and just various other things that we are interested in.
We hope you enjoy these snapshots into our crazy life where there is "Always Something" going on.
We hope you enjoy these snapshots into our crazy life where there is "Always Something" going on.
REPLACING BUCKET TEETH - Mini Excavator and Skidloader Bucket Teeth
Replacing Bucket Teeth - Mini Excavator and Skidloader Bucket Teeth
This is a how to video on replacing bucket teeth on a mini excavator or skidloader. Replacing teeth on a bucket helps in restoring machines back to new condition.
Music Credit: www.bensound.com
This is a how to video on replacing bucket teeth on a mini excavator or skidloader. Replacing teeth on a bucket helps in restoring machines back to new condition.
Music Credit: www.bensound.com
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MAKING A RIPPER for a Mini-Excavator - How To
มุมมอง 26K3 ปีที่แล้ว
This is a video on how we chose to make a ripper attachment for my Kubota KX040-4 mini excavator. This video contains poor welding, some lucky welding, and us trying out my new LOTOS 5500 plasma cutter on 1/2in thick plate steel. Enjoy! Music Credit: www.bensound.com
FIXING A DRAINAGE PROBLEM - Excavation Pt2
มุมมอง 873 ปีที่แล้ว
Part 2 - Excavating and Grading a Property for Drainage This video is the second part of a DIY excavation project we are undertaking to improve the grade of this rental property of ours. We are using a 2018 Kubota KX040-4 mini excavator and a 2002 Bobcat 763 skidsteer to moe hundreds of cubic yards of soil from a steep bank in the back of the property to the front of the property to help fill i...
FIXING A DRAINAGE PROBLEM - Excavation Pt1
มุมมอง 803 ปีที่แล้ว
Part 2 - Excavating and Grading a Property for Drainage This video is the first part of a DIY excavation project we are undertaking to improve the grade of a rental property of ours. We are using a 2018 Kubota KX040-4 and a 2002 Bobcat 763 to move hundreds of cubic yards of soil from a steep bank in the back of the property to the front of the property to help fill in a steep cliff. Music Credi...
FIXING A BROKEN MOBILE HOME - Renovations for New Tenant - Landlord
มุมมอง 1703 ปีที่แล้ว
The tenants moved out of our rental property. The carpets were ruined by dog pee and an infestation of mice was found! This reaction video shows what was found walking through the investment property after the tenants moved. This video is Part 1 of a series as we begin fixing up the rental house again to make it better than it was before. Music Credit: www.bensound.com
DEMOLISHING A TRAILER - BURNED SINGLEWIDE Mobile Home Trailer
มุมมอง 2.2K3 ปีที่แล้ว
This is the footage I took while demolishing a burned singlewide trailer with a mini excavator. This demo took approximately 2 and a half days and a lot of rain. The excavator being used for the demolition is a 2018 Kubota KX040-4. Music Credit: www. bensound.com
The 3/5 Compromise East Coast Road Trip - By Dual-Sport Riders of Columbia City
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Started out as a plan for a 16 day trip, travelling from Tennessee to Maine through the Appalachian mountains and back down via the East coast. However, vacation was denied, feelings were hurt, and the plan transformed into a 10 day trip from Tennessee through the Blue Ridge Parkway/Skyline Drive, into West Virginia for a couple days camping in the mountains, then trekking an unplanned Northern...
I have a 24" bucket on a Komatsu PC35MR-2 similar to your bucket. One of my bucket teeth came off yesterday when the pin sheered off. I managed to find the tooth after noticing that it was missing. I tried pounding the pin out, but that SOB just won't come out. You make it look so simple because yours come out relatively easy. I suppose i might have to take some heat to it in the hopes that'll help free it up.
nice work
Just ordered my ears for kx033-4 picked up a piece of 1in hardox AR500 steel 130.00 from a local steel supplier went straight to the scrap room
Don’t like time lapse because I like to see what you’re really doing up close.
You forgot to take out the swing set across the road from the burned trailer! 😂 😂 😂
Sweet ripper, c'mon man... no joke
Nice job!
Nice job! How long was your basic ripper? About 24 inches?
Probably something like that. We were just trying to mate the point of the ripper with the thumb, so I didn't really ever measure to see what the length was
@@alwayssomethinggood9244 Spot on decision!! Always see these things mis-matched and it drives me nutz! I think you should have brought your gussets out to almost the edge of the plate for the best strength(at least the outer ones) JMO. Great build, I'll be "borrowing" this idea :)
That turned out well. A pushing point as mentioned would be a great addition. Have you thought about welding on a ripper tooth? The quick attach ears could use some more passes of weld. I do believe the 3 pieces sandwiched together are more substantial than one 1-1/2" plate. At least for the welding point on the plate. I like the idea that the outside plates are a tad smaller than the center one.
Did that all fit in one roll off container
Great work; New subscriber cheers
nice job!
I just bought the Kubota 33-4. Love it.. You should start making more videos.
The project turned out nicely. I'm definitely going to look into fabbing 1 rather than purchase. I thing I was noticing in last part of the video, baring on the tree to push over with the thin cross section is a little trickier than with a bucket. Maybe weld a flat plate across on the backside up near the ears to better control the tree.
Yes, I like that you also noticed that problem with this design. After using this ripper on a dozen or so 8-10in dia red oaks now (50+ ft tall, give or take) the biggest issue I have with it is the dangerous slipping at that critical moment when you need to push. I think I want to weld a pair of points/wings off the corners of the base plate to prevent losing the tree to the side if a slip occurs. Also, maybe another improvement would be some stubby bolts to act as teeth along the outer radius of the ripper to help bite in when pushing, instead of having to point the tip into the tree. Thanks for the comment. Hope to hear more from you!
I so want a ripper. Thanks for the tutorial. I may try my hand at making one…
You're welcome, thanks for watching. Good luck building yours.
Would it have been cheaper to buy one. What was your cost
The quick connect ears were around $50, the 1in plate and gussets were around $50 from a local machine shop to cut them square so they fit well, 1/2in plate steel was around $285-300 if I remember correctly. Maybe $10 in welding supplies.
@@alwayssomethinggood9244 That's Awesome. Wish I had your ability with steel.
Thank you, I dont consider myself a great fabricator. My start was just helping fix broken equipment on a farm when I was younger. My advice to anyone interested in fabrication is to invest into a simple stick welder, watch some videos on it, and try to make a few welds on scrap steel pieces laying around. You'll be surprised at how useful of a skill it is. And, if not, just sell the welder and get your investment back. Hope to hear more from you on future videos!
I LIKE TOO MUCH !!!! this is a super fabrication and you'll have a lot of good work done with far less costs, because moving far less earth !!! also time saver ...... Best regards friends from French Guyana !!!
Thank you!
Nice job
Thanks for your feedback!
Looks a lot better!
Thanks for the comment. Keep an eye out for future videos!
Hey, that’s easier than we had to do it back in the day! Good work.
Thanks for your comment! All the rain really slowed things down on this job. Keep an eye out for our future videos, we are constantly doing things like this!
Cool
Thanks for the input. Keep an eye out for our next video coming soon!