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Fabbed Fun is not just about fabrication. It's about taking whatever you want or need to do... and trying to make it fun. "Fabricating" fun in the simplest or most complicated tasks can make your life much more enjoyable!
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286: Hay Bale Unroller - Part 1 - Cheaper Than Buying, But Will It Be As Good?
DIY / Homemade Hay Bale Unroller - Can I fabricate one cheaper that's still as functional?
มุมมอง: 302
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285: Fence Post Driver Repair
มุมมอง 14410 หลายเดือนก่อน
Grinding, welding, and making this old fence post driver useful again...
284; Beautiful Skies, Grapple Action, and Firewood!
มุมมอง 32510 หลายเดือนก่อน
We're trying to get back in the groove of productivity, bringing some seasoned logs over to buck up for firewood.
283: Graceland Tour and 2023 Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist
มุมมอง 1.4Kปีที่แล้ว
Taking my oldest daughter on a surprise "senior trip" to tour Graceland and the Elvis Experience, then to watch the Tribute Artists perform for the 2023 Championship...
282: Grapple Repair - And Yellow Jackets!
มุมมอง 193ปีที่แล้ว
I hate flying stinging things. I like grapples.
281: Top Five Tractor Add-Ons and Attachments
มุมมอง 6Kปีที่แล้ว
Much thanks to Ben at @khtractors for the challenge. Passing the challenge on to: @TryNewThings @RCAFpolarexpress @tractortalkwithgary1271
280: Stump Bucket Build - Part 3
มุมมอง 733ปีที่แล้ว
No longer stumped on the bucket build... wrapping things up with some extra weapons, paint, and a maiden voyage!
278: Stump Bucket Build - Part 1
มุมมอง 1.3Kปีที่แล้ว
Witness my attempt to build a stump bucket from 1/2" scrap steel and a 3/8" quick attach plate. Bottom plate is about 42" long and 12" wide.
277: I Wish I Had A Stump Bucket!
มุมมอง 285ปีที่แล้ว
Massey 2607H with the 84" bucket makes digging a stump out a little difficult... but I'm doing it anyway... Insert stump bucket sponsorship RIGHT HERE....lol
276: Campground Expansion - Flat Ground Is Rare
มุมมอง 443ปีที่แล้ว
A little tractor therapy for everyone after I leveled out a little more campground...
275: Getting Heat from Firewood Twice - Processing in Warm Weather
มุมมอง 324ปีที่แล้ว
It's a hobby made for cold weather...
274: A Beautiful Afternoon for Logging
มุมมอง 206ปีที่แล้ว
Sometimes you don't have to accomplish a lot to enjoy the task...
273: Logging Trees and Logging Into Dating Apps
มุมมอง 354ปีที่แล้ว
"Aspiring part-time lumberjack in search of potential TH-cam channel queen. Must like tall oaks, country folks, and dad jokes." Springtime is busy with mowing, cleaning, and finishing some firewood hoarding before it's too hot to tackle.
272: Post Festival Updates - C7000 Ride Along, L&M Sugarbush, Chicks!
มุมมอง 114ปีที่แล้ว
Wrapping up a busy time of year for me, my weekends will open a little for more projects as firewood season ends, the festival is over, and barn projects start calling!
270: 1998 Ford Expedition 5.4 Coil Replacement
มุมมอง 7Kปีที่แล้ว
270: 1998 Ford Expedition 5.4 Coil Replacement
269: Outdoors For a Good Weekend - Exploring and Working
มุมมอง 227ปีที่แล้ว
269: Outdoors For a Good Weekend - Exploring and Working
268: Project Ideas - Hitting 1000 Subs and Considering Future Projects
มุมมอง 148ปีที่แล้ว
268: Project Ideas - Hitting 1000 Subs and Considering Future Projects
267: Firewood and Fan Mail - Splitting Time
มุมมอง 136ปีที่แล้ว
267: Firewood and Fan Mail - Splitting Time
266: Working in the Yard - Firewood Therapy
มุมมอง 220ปีที่แล้ว
266: Working in the Yard - Firewood Therapy
263: Channel Milestone - Trying to Be Humorous While Asking for Feedback and Ideas
มุมมอง 154ปีที่แล้ว
263: Channel Milestone - Trying to Be Humorous While Asking for Feedback and Ideas
262: North American Championship Rodeo Louisville 2022
มุมมอง 582ปีที่แล้ว
262: North American Championship Rodeo Louisville 2022
261: A Little Logging - Using A Utility Tractor as a Skidder
มุมมอง 693ปีที่แล้ว
261: A Little Logging - Using A Utility Tractor as a Skidder
260: Massey 2607H Lift Arm Adjustment... and Felling Trees
มุมมอง 856ปีที่แล้ว
260: Massey 2607H Lift Arm Adjustment... and Felling Trees
258: Spring Mill State Park in Indiana - A Family Adventure into the Pioneer Days!
มุมมอง 193ปีที่แล้ว
258: Spring Mill State Park in Indiana - A Family Adventure into the Pioneer Days!
257: Channel and Life Update - Why So Few Videos?
มุมมอง 330ปีที่แล้ว
257: Channel and Life Update - Why So Few Videos?
I just picked up a 77 C65 and it still has the split rims. Did you upgrade to a newer rim style? Any tips on tracking them down?
Wow! This is exactly what I was thinking of doing. I'm so glad someone has done it so I can get a clear idea. I live in the DR and machines are hard to come by and are super expensive. I can get lawn mowers, though. Now I just gotta get the ok from my wife! 😂
I expect a link to a video!
How come you don’t add fuel to the pre filter?
Should I?
Didn't Ron pompeii from ronco promote a cooker that you can " SET IT AND FORGET IT "
I like the goats! We have a goat herder who contracts out their herd to the power company to do weed abatement along the right of way! Hundreds of goats! I find it surreal that doing a tuneup on a Ford V8 is such a chore! Henry Ford would be very upset!
Engineers don't love end users. Cool about the goats!
If you remove the dip stick that will help
I didn't even think of that.... I'll have to give it a look on the next oil change.
Intentaré este remedio, pero he estado checando que poniéndole un eje de cherokee 97 en adelante también funciona bien
Been a couple of years since you posted this, but your channel keeps popping up for my research on the 2600h. How’s the loader? I found it to be one of if not the weakest lift capability on the Masseys..Though I do love the simplicity of the tractor vs the premium tractor i currently have. I’m looking to upgrade from a compact and am seriously considering the 2600H. I do brushing hogging most times with a little plowing and disc harrow work.
I have done a lot of dirt work with the 84" bucket and think the lifting capacity is very underrated. It's tough. But... again, I'm doing dirty work, not loading trucks. I don't have to lift more than a foot or so off the ground, so that lift capacity is much better than full height. Just my opinion. I'm still very very happy with the Massey 2607H.
I did spark plug change because of misfire had same issue when I put back together the next day I was pulling the coil packs to check with volt Metter an realized a coil neelar fire wall didn't get plugged back in .that fixed the issue
Is it Wet & Forget...or is it Wet & Scrub, Wet & Scrub, Wet & Scrub, and so on?
There was a death at that so called mansion from carbon monixide. Would not stay there. Non working carbon monixide detectors. Lots of kids got sick. !!! Do some investigating into this death mansion. Do not go there folks.
You don’t lug a diesel
Thank you very much. You're very helpful. Enjoyed the video.
HOws the massey holding up? Thinking of buying one
Really well! Still very happy with the tractor!
I am a couple years late to this party but here I am. Great build. I am retired and this would be a great project and attachment for my little Massey. Stay safe.
Don't have all the dimensions. The box blade is at a friend's about a half hour away. I'm pretty sure it was a six foot blade. The main square tube was about 4"x4" with 1/4" thick walls if I remember right.
Use a Dayton 1 5/8 shaft collar split 2 piece item number 1L707 this will fit the on the splines and can use locktite on the Allen head bolts to keep the shaft collar in place which allows the CAD collar to float. Cost 19.99 Amazon!
Nice! I don't have the Jeep anymore but that sounds like it would work really well!
Can u turn the music off we all like hereing the engine.
Sometimes I agree! I need to take this thing out again soon. Thanks for watching!
Brilliant
Thanks for this. What make is the BH?...9'-0 impressive. Will check out your other vids operating it.
I don't have it handy but I think it was a Chinese import model that may have been discontinued or rebranded at some point.
Logan - your videos are great. Needing to upgrade my current tractor, looking at the 2600H series. Have you always used regular diesel instead of the red-dyed #2 (cheaper) in your 2607? Curious if Massey recommends one over the other, although I think they're the same except for the red dye...
The red dye is just to allow for federal agents to "audit" the use of untaxed diesel fuel in vehicles on the road. They do have agents that go around and check, but they are usually targeting companies more than individuals. I don't think Massey calls for one over the other. My local gas station only carries on-road diesel, so I use it.
You really do need heat to move stretched metal, otherwise you will form new bend in another area. A simply propane weed burner works great. good luck.
Where did you order your wheel cylinders from
I don't remember... it's been so long! Sorry! Thanks for watching.
D2 is the best ive seen yet. Like your show
My 2000 Eddie Bauer got so much moisture in it this winter I flashed the the thing up and it ran like dog water , ran perfect before parked so it’s moisture that likely hooped my coil packs, wires, and plugs, I’ll start with the fuel filter because I haven’t done it, then I’ll do plugs but before I replace the packs I’ll coat the pack bottoms in die electric grease and make sure no oil or moisture in my plug holes and throw em back in and test drive it under load with fresh plugs and filter , I always extended e36 coil packs life with the grease
How many gallons of oil did it take?
Thanks
Im in the middle of making a drift trike, and im making a mini gooseneck hitch for it to hook onto, your pull behind mower setup is genius and i hope more people check it out, anytime someone asks me where i got my idea i always say you, ty for being creative!
Thanks! Half the fun is working through the ideas towards something functional! I appreciate you watching.
That's a good idea my friend.....
For most projects, I'm just having fun and hoping it's functional
@@FabbedFun I'd like to have that setup for my ATV..
I hope that you are doing Well Sir 🙏🙏👍👍😇😇🍻🍻
I am doing well, just very busy with life outside of TH-cam. Hoping to get back soon!
@@FabbedFun Thank You Very Kindly For Responding To My Comment Mon Ami😇👍Life Is Good Sir and Keep Up Your OUTSTANDING Family Work as The Best Dad that you truly are Sir Cheers 🍻🍻
More weight and use a 5/8, grade 8 bolt and put a hook end
Many improvements could be made for sure!
I doubt it. It doesn't clean my shower.
Thanks for the input...
Im doing mine right now 🤣 ford really did their people wrong on these trucks, especially with all those irreplaceable plastic heater line connectors for that rear heat on the passenger side lol
New to the yj world. So after doing this mod will it be in 4wd all the time or can I still engage it with the 4wd shifter?
The 4wd will still be engaged and disengaged at the transfer case. This just keeps the front axle connected to the differential, so when power from the transfer case goes through the front driveshaft, it always powers the front axle. You don't have to wait for the vacuum engagement on the front axle. On cold days, I've been left stuck in 2wd because the CAD wouldn't engage. So the bypass fixes it.
Sweet. That’s my first thing I’m gonna do
looks like a medieval war club I love it ! sorry sam .. the muppet ..
Everything is a club if you use it right! Or wrong... ha!
really appriate the music LOL that is awesomeness mixed with creatively..
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback!
great music your steel work is great I could not done any better
Have the same saw having a terrible time finding the proper original bar chain combo 18” .058 3/8 68dl. Does the 20” .050 3/8 72 dl work well? Can find that anywhere.
Mine is working quite well. Just rebuilt the engine, too. Running pretty good with a cheap Amazon kit.
Hello Logan. I made a pickaroon yesterday from a cheap hatchet, it works great. I made another this morning, it works terribly. I am guessing the point geometry is very important. I am going to try one like yours next. Thanks, Ben
When you drill a hole all the way through, put a carriage bolt 4 inches long which now becomes the pick part and method for securing it. First grind down the corners and when in place weld it solid.
@@keen9629 thanks so much! Ben
Video is good -- the dogs kill it for me
Thanks!
I can't wait to see your next video Sir !!! 😇😇👍👍👌👌🍻🍻
I'd love to see the manufacturers offering a bare-bones cab option on these utility tractors.
That would be pretty cool!
Its a picaroon not a hookaroon a hookaroon has a hook
Good point!
Wet and forget is my go-to. D2 is just a bit pricey and wet and forget gets the job done just fine. Btw, do you have any ties to Hurst/Heurst of Illinois?
I believe my Hursts came through Virginia to Tennessee briefly, then up through Kentucky to southern Indiana. We have been in southern Indiana since around 1800 if I remember the timeline correctly. There are some branches of the family tree that spread out from TN and IN. It's possible I'm related to them. There is also some confusion as to the origin of some Hursts. With spelling changes over time, some German origins are confused with English origins. So... maybe... maybe not... lol
@@FabbedFun mine I think we're in Indiana as well. I'm at a brick wall right now on mine.
Wasn't much my dad couldn't do. I was the baby of the family. If my brothers weren't in the way I could have learned a lot more but I can't complain not much hands on that I can't do.well I should say if my body wasn't worn out. Now I only watch people like you do what I wish I still could.
A lifetime of experience and wisdom is worth a lot, especially these days. My dad would always tell me "here's a lesson that won't cost you a dime" when he was telling us about a bad experience he wanted to save us from.
I live in letcher county Kentucky, the old coal camp of seco. Around here if you want any flat ground you have to make yourself. I've spent 30 years making mine.
At first, I hated the hillside. I still wish I had more flat ground, but I think this local ground is in my bones as much as my ancestors' bones are in the ground around here.
Great content. My 11 year old son and I clean headstones for our channel also here in Virginina. The oldest I think we have clean is died in the late 1890s. We have yet to use wet and forget, but our before and afters with D2 have been pretty amazing.
D2 is widely considered the best, but it's also a little high $$$. I tried wet and forget... I was impressed, but I've heard D2 is even better and lasts longer.
Love to see the Lincoln stick welder under your bench. I bought a new one about 10 years ago but can't bring myself to stop using the old buzz box my dad built minning buggy's with when i was 6. Im 70 now
Wow. That's a really awesome history! I think there are better machines and more fine-tuning for situations, but mild steel and a buzz box get's the basic jobs done very well. So I'll be using it for a long time I hope!
Since almost nobody offers a bucket leveler for the small tractors its only a matter of time till someone borrows it, raises it to high and there goes you hood or worse. To prevent that i made a brush guard for the bucket from a section of mobile home frame. Sloped the top corners just passed the jacks put weld on hooks for chains on the outside edges, 2 D rings for straps on the top corners, and a 2in receiver in the middle, cut a couple round holes to line up with headlights and some 1 1/2 slots in the middle section so i can see whats going on in the bucket. Looks and works great. If you want I'd be glad to send you a pic.
Sounds pretty cool! Send a picture or drawing to fabbedfun@gmail.com
Hey friend.... I was waiting on your "Part Two" video. LOL Sometimes, we get way too busy. I know what that means. Don't get too buried in the snow this winter. Cheers!
Thanks for the comment! Yes, life has me preoccupied right now, but hope to get back on it soon!
Have you got a video on how to service Hydraulic/Transmission fluid on 2607 ? Thanks for any help!!!
Not yet, my hours are pretty low. Massey has some service videos on TH-cam, but I haven't looked through them all.