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No video sorry. I haven’t had to replace it yet. Thanks for watching

It’s similar to anchor seal. I buy it from baileysonline.com . Allot cheaper with the same result. I think in that video that oak log I painted with latex paint I had left over. Works fine also.

@@Adirondacks4me I’m no expert in hydro but how’s your fluid level? Mine chatters when the fluid gets low. Those are big cylinders in the front and if they leak they might be air bound. Could be wrong. Are you seeping fluid?

@@Aaronzap15 No leaking, fluid level fine. I've been researching and think maybe a relief valve in the loader control body may be at fault. There appears to be one on top and bottom. Suspect pressure can't build enough from one of those relief valves dumping fluid back to the reservoir. There are o-rings involved which hopefully can be replaced with ones that meet high pressure conditions. I think I'm dealing with the 1500 psi parts. P/N for the lower relief valve is AU40528, upper is AU40752..?

@@Adirondacks4me it’s hard to say what the problem is but simple machines are fixable. It might be your injector pump getting clogged. There is the check valve on the top that gets full of crap . You ever check it?

@@Aaronzap15 Never checked any of these loader block valves before but suspect that the two relief valves are one for bucket lift and other for bucket tilt, could be either one at this point failing to let pressure build. The rear hoe and down riggers are fine so the main pump and associated parts are probably fine. Will see how the o-rings look on removal of both... Hopefully an easy repair with proper o-rings made for pressure and not deteriorating in hydraulic fluid.. we'll see?

@@Adirondacks4me hope that’s the fix wish you the best of luck!

It’s definitely a nice little machine. It’s a work horse

That’s awesome! I have been gathering materials to make the rock sorter better

@@OlsonOliver-sw6ks possibly! Little bit of rubbing alcohol I found works pretty well

Great guess! Maybe!

I’m sorry but the best part about having a road side stand is I don’t have to contact people and they don’t have to contact me. Honor system works well where I am

@@Aaronzap15 sorry should have been more specific im interested in buying some sawmill wood like a live edge slab ! If that’s something your interested in I’d love to chat !

Thanks! Ya if I didn’t have the 410 don’t know how I would move big logs. Definitely a back saver!

The shelves do work well. The chain link fence didn’t. I plan to make more of a Grizzly bar setup for the smaller rock

No prob! I did use rubbing alcohol might take a little bit to rub it out but good ole glue sticks definitely work. Thanks for watching

The spacing on the racks are 1/2 inch it’s a nice fine screed .

Those were bigger bundles which I was selling for 8$ each. Probably 12-15 small pieces. Now I sell them for 5$ with 8-10 pieces little bit smaller. They sell like crazy for 5$

They are levelers for the rail. They are bolted to 12” steel beams. I made them from 3/4 threaded Rod. I used a friends mag drill to make the holes perfectly in line

It’s a nice little machine. She’s a 72’ that was restored nicely. Easy to drive. The steering clutches are an important thing to make sure they work

Oh ya most definitely

@@Aaronzap15 can you provide me with the part number for the new blades or where did you get them.? TIA

@@rodrigocardoso377 unfortunately I do not have a part number. The spare blades came with the machine. The other set I had cold stone sharpened and worked great

That’s a great idea. The chain just sags with the weight tho. I plan to put angle iron and pipe instead of the fence

Very nice! Lots of power in a small package!

My property is pretty flat and dry but it does slide in the mud. 4wd would be nice tho

It should work better if I increase the angle and use either pipe or angle iron fence was definitely a bust! Never know till you try . I plan on working on it soon almost have enough scrap metal I have found. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the tip!

Thanks for watching! There is always room for improvement. I plan to put steel angle instead of the fence. Should work better

The smaller one is intended for rock but the fence kept bowing from the weight. I plan to put angle iron instead so I can screen 2” and smaller rock. Thanks for watching

Ya you are probably right but the fence definitely didn’t work. I plan to put angle iron instead of the fence so the big rocks will roll off better

I did drain the fuel after I did the video and not too many contaminants which I was surprised. I strained the fuel little bit of slime but after I had the injector pump rebuilt never had a problem since. Thanks for watching and commenting!

When I built it 4x6 was cheaper than steel. Soil screener works great but the rock separator needs improvement. Need to put angle iron across instead of the chain fencing. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching Richy! Always fun time using the backhoe!

I think you might be right also. The 5 logs were dropped off a while ago and from the same property. If it’s ash then it’s cash.

It’s actually the return line. There is a check valve which gets clogged because of a seal failure in the injection pump

@@Aaronzap15 no I'm talking about in the beginning when you change the filter. You only need to crack the bolt at the top of the filter housing and pump the air out there

Got it. I wasn’t sure if I had to do both

In the winter it is much slower sell 4-6 a week. The spring and fall are very profitable times I can sell 20-30 per week

It’s a wain Roy jaw bucket. It came factory ordered on that machine in 1983. Has a for control on the left side to operate it. I use it all the time

Awesome hope it works for you! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

It’s an 83’ the numbers are worn off. There are many the same size but might not have the jaw bucket attachment

Thanks!

Your welcome!

Thanks for watching!

For a cheap fix it works!

CT in an area where the old farm land I grew up riding my dirt bike turned into houses that like to pay for split wood then do it themselves

@@Aaronzap15 I’m in northern Maine and this type of thing isn’t really big at Pierre, which is surprising to me, but I’m gonna give it a go probably next year Thanks for getting back to me. I appreciate it. Have a good rest of your season. Same thing happened to me in southern Maine because that’s where I grew up and then we used to ride the powerlines in a lot of trails off the powerlines and people with money from Massachusetts came into this area back in the 70s and 80s changed our whole way of living up here

It depends on the wood. Right now I sell my bundles as camp firewood for 5$ . They are pine, hemlock, and spruce. If it’s hard wood I sell 8$ EA or 2 for 15$and they sell

@@Aaronzap15 yeah, that’s about fair I believe there’s not as much of that up here in northern Maine as you might think that there’s going to be one more here next year lol. Oh my goodness little thing to do now that I’m retired.

@@Aaronzap15 thank you for replying to me. I appreciate that

Ya unfortunately I lost the footage. I used my backhoe to pop them out and the dozer to push them

Those are definitely great ideas! I’m always looking to improve my product. I’ll have to give it a try. Thanks

I cleaned the tank which it was clean and did clean the carbs as well . I think it was the carbs needed to be synced and tuned in better

lol I know they charge allot. I know it’s not perfect but took out the big dent

I’ll keep that in mind. Thanks