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Loose the stupid music!

Nice work. Wish your business was anywhere near me, your skills are getting hard to find. Was a little painful watching 3in1 blocks being used to drive bushings in. I know the blocks were "retired" and out of spec or you wouldn't do that.

Just found the channel! I have a 77 bronco and Im trying to figure out what I want to do it with. Its probably going to stay stock for the most part but might do a little lift and go for a "stock plus look". What suspension parts are you using and what did you end up with for wheels and tires? I cant stand the tacky big double shock hoop that most early broncos convert too. Your set up looks super clean. Thanks!

Hey what paint did you use? That's a really nice color that looks better than most of the paints I've found, thanks!

Nice work

I found that taking things apart and cleaning them fixes the issue like 75% of the time

I've never thought of trying to fix the selenoid, I've allways just bought a new one when they go, starter problems, normally selenoid, try tapping first to see if it's selenoid.

This is one of the better tips I have seen! Thank you

Pro tip, if the starter isn't working, cables are good, power is good, hit it with a hammer and try again. If it works, then do what this guy is saying! The hammer trick works almost every time!

I felt so betrayed when I realized that many solenoids today are not bolted together. Taking them apart is destructive. Even if you find parts, don't be surprised if it won't work. Then you're vehicle is disabled for a few days while you look for a replacement.

THANKS MANE...

Learned that 50 years ago ,always flip the battery stud 180 degrees to get fresh surface

Nice work. Get you one of the battery packs and zip tie it to the tripod, no more dead phone.

Is that about a 12HP Koehler? I notice it is an offset piston / crankshaft configuration. It should be pretty torque bound. For a small engine.

Hey can you let me know if that hydraulic drop bearing worked in your Bronco? Your title is that it's an attempt. So I'd like to do it if it worked

I was just looking last week for alum gas tank welding. Thanks for the video. Still got one more tank to go.

That is some good tire lube. That is what we use to mount bus tires. It helps keep from damaging the bead when mounting the tires to the rims.

Thats dope , like the no adapter way to go . I am a 25 year stick welder just got a tig machine . Love the info .

Hmmmm guess not everyone can do Yutube segments, editing is a big thing so were not all sitting bere watching you change out the muffler

How did you bypass the seat switch to see if that was the problem? I don't know if my problem is the seat switch or the several safety switches that are on the tractor...

i have the same outfit and it sucks for mowing ! actually it cant be done .

good video I like it ,because I have the same tractor and mower you have and I know every thing you touched on was 100 percent right ,thanks

I'm in the UK and am looking to tap a sycamore which is in the same family as maple. How do you know when is the right time to start tapping?

Use sand in the back of the arch like I do so it holds the heat in better and maybe take the back of the fire box put in a little bit of a wall to we’re the smoke with draft out an still let heat to back

Great set up

What kind of evaporator is that and size?

I greatly appreciate folks like you who take time to make great intel videos. This video helped me out a lot and prob saved me a couple hundred dollars. Thanks Bro!

Tapped here in WV on the 2nd and been a great season so far!

Great video for a few upgrades. I was given an 034 with a bad engine. Stihl put in a new engine for me, but I don't have any information about the saw (no owner's manual). Do you want to do a video on how to check, clean, and replace the air filter?

Have you had any problems since replacing this switch?

hey bud if you put a drain in the bottom of the pvc pipe you don't have to worry about water it. will drain out.

Nice video. I just bought a used 2013 B2650 with a cab. It has about 590 hours on it. They are hard to find here in South Florida , so I bought it from Good Works tractors after watching several of his videos. I really like his honesty and the whole transaction and delivery from Kalamazoo Michigan to South Florida went extremely smooth. Only issue so far is I noticed a small hydraulic leak in the front steering cylinder and the A/C is a little low on Freon. Courtney from Good Works sent me a really nice bumper to bumper video of the tractor including running it through its paces prior to me making my decision …..neither he or I saw any leaks prior to delivery and the A/C still blows cold, just more bubbles in the sight glass than there should be so it is just a little low on Freon (Hopefully not a leak). Good Works Tractors offered to pay for the seal repair, but I declined. I want to change the seals myself to learn how to do it, and if I mess it up, I have several hydraulic shops around me. Over all I highly recommend Good Works Tractors to anyone wanting a quality used tractor. I am curious as to how many hours your has on it and what year it is. Maybe you addressed this in a previous video, but I just ran across this video trying to do some more education on my model tractor. Best of luck with your channel and I look forward to more of your content.