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at the last minute of this video, it was just the head gasket ? Cuz my 23hp Briggs has the same issue, smoke coming out from both valve

How hard is it to clean these carbs I'm new to the Briggs and Stratton engine it was running good but the guy didn't drain the old gas from the tractor and it started popping through the carburetor I figured the carburetor picked up some dirt from the old gas

What tires are you running on the back

the pushing the tire down as you mount it was what I was missing until I watched this video. thank you.

This is how all videos should be. Right to the point with very clear explanation and video.

Mine has been working well but after dismounting a few stock car tires and leaning on the bar pretty hard, I've bent mine slightly. It now leans away from the bead breaker. The bar never bent at all, nor did the bead breaker deform. The base bent a bit. I think I'll straighten it back up and weld a pipe or square tube from the base up to just under the platform. Also, I just use the one bar, but if it is a tough tire I'm fighting, I'll start prying one way then swap the bar to the other side of the post, and pry the other way. Do this a time or two and off it comes pretty easy.

Think you I have a 222 the clutch was missing found a used one but slips .now l can fix it.

Gordy, this work on my 7020 too? I’m nervous about dumping $20 bucks worth of oil into that bolt hole by the gas tank 😂

every one told me them motors are hard to work on... to me them motors are easy.... good video

Good video, thanks.. question, I’m new to case tractors, I’m coming from cub cadet. Im assuming factory was 20w40, I did the oil change exactly how you did but using 15w40 Schafer 700 diesel oil. I have the case 224 so I did not have the filter. Would you be concerned with the 15w40 getting mixed in because I’m sure that all the factory oil was not completely out of the system. Is there a concern there or should I be good? I probably got about of gallon and a half of the factory stuff out and it still looked pretty clean. I bought the tractor from a single owner older guy that took care of the machine.. TIA

This is your 1st video? WOW!!! What an awesome job. Congratulations to you AND your camera crew. I plan on buying one of those "mini tires changers" because you made it look like it was soooo easy. I didn't know that anything like that was made. I'm 70 and have struggled with tires all of my life. I learned a lot watching this video. Keep up the good work because, "Old Dogs Can Learn New Tricks".

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what an awesome video, you have some great machines. I just picked up a case 646 loader tractor and I'm totally new to the case machines. I like the large wheels some of them have. Great job plowing!

Is there a good way to unsieze old case mower decks

Wonderfully clear, complete, informative video - and well filmed so I could see what you were talking about. I wish you had a video on Wisconsin/Zenith, but your generic tips will be very useful. TY!

My 222 has a grease fitting on the other side. I see no grease on that pin, that's the problem.

Do you have a video with changing the lift side? Mine broke and I need to fix it. Thanks for any help.

Excellent video ! I have a 75 446 and have the snowcaster clog up with heavy wet snow occasionally . When the video gives the tips it states graphite painted chute …… is that just dry graphite from an aerosol can sprayed in the chute ?

You never showed it run again. That's odd.

How can I order one of these

Just finished rebuilding my 48”LH for my 446. Glad I found this channel and the parts I got from y’all were all quality. Great video keep up the good work. I found it easier to assemble the hubs and bearings before installing the hubs on the deck.

The tractor with laoder weighs 1130lbs. So with weight bucket and tires, you around 2000lbs.

Very informative, thank you

My case 446 brakes have never worked. If there is a video on rebuilding/ fixing them let me know I couldn’t find one

I remember seeing my grandad plow his garden with his 446 as a kid and now I run his tractor at my property

I had a problem like this but it made a sound like it was grinding the flywheel gears. Went to the trouble to remove the starter ( on the 446 is a lot of work to get to) and had it rebuilt but still had the same problem. Finally found out it was a bad ground connection!

14 mm works if you’re 9/16 bolts are rounded it’s a tighter fit

Really great video! I appreciate you taking the time to show how it’s done along with tips and things to watch for. I couldn’t do it without your help!!

Very well put together video👍

Great video. nice to see the different setups in real world scenarios. Thanks for making it.

I have watched many many video's on this & I would guess about 80% of them have no idea what so ever of what there talking about, your video was an acception, it's very easy to see that you know what your talking about. Thank you.

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Thank You for this excellent video! I have this engine on a North Star generator and I’ve narrowed the issue down to the carburetor. I took off the air filter to get to it and realized this is not a quick bolt on part 🥴. You explained everything perfectly and even gave pointers on things to pay attention to during the breakdown/install 🎉

I have a question. I have an CASE L 29 5 40 p t o attachment. What type of oil do I put in the gearbox 80w90 ?.. Also, I'm looking for a manual for this attachment.Do you know where one is available?Thank you for your professional advice .

To all that are leasing your land for solar farmers, you really need to read the fine print. You're turning YOUR LAND over to the government, and you'll never get it back, not to mention it will destroy the lands eco system AKA destroy your land and animals...

In what year did Case first start selling this splitter?

It's getting harder and harder to find anyone to work on my old Onan and I wasn't an engine guy but because of you brother you've helped me immensely and I do appreciate what you're doing

Great video. Thanks for all the tips I wished I'd been privy to before I added a tube to my slow-leaking, 12" 1999 Murray lawn tractor rear tire. Yes, it fought me but I inflicted more damage to it than it did to me. For its final revenge, the valve stem sucked inside the rim and disappeared after I pressurized it. I did not curse. I had expended all those words already just getting the tube in there. After my thumb heals, I plan to attach the tire to the mower and ride if it holds air. What could go wrong? Looking forward to my next Harbor Freight tool. I wonder if I could fix that leaking rear tire on my 1972 David Brown Selectamatic 880. Do you live anywhere near Ducktown, TN?

Thanks for the video i just lost spark on one side of my 16hp vanguard on a 3016 this video really helped me out thank you ...

Thanks a bunch i just lost spark on my 16hp just one side but i will be ordering both coils monday from you this video really helped me out thank you

Thank you

What are the valves adjusted at? Intake and exhaust

Hey man, I am having a hell of a time trying to get the spindles out of my ingersoll. I’ve tried air hammer, heating the hell out of it, pickle forks. Just have barely started to get the spindle below the top of the axle housing. Cant really use the pickle fork anymore, air hammer ain’t hittin on too much. I’m stuck, any other useful suggestions?! Thanks!

Good tips, like the abrasive fiber wheel you're using. Working on my '96 520H, had to pull engine because of mounting position. Doing all your work along with lapping valves seeing its all apart.

How did you get the base knob to release from the cylinder?

hey you guys are really cool! I'm going to keep an eye on the inventory of machines online. These machines are not something I expected to be interested in! They seem really purposeful instead of the flashy machines on offer now.

more and more i see, the more i like your machines. I'm in the state. Maybe one day i'll have one of your machines. Brand new JD 300 series already going in for warranty work at 30 hours. Can't make this stuff up. seems like you never get what you pay for anymore on new stuff. nice machine. i like the new 4023. Hot rod.

I see that this video was done a year ago ,but was hoping you could answer a question for me. I noticed you had a sleeve hitch adapter . How do you have that hooked to the splitter ?

Wouldn't it be easier removing the engine and the pump at the same time?

I had a 87 case 444 I think I think it was a 14 horse Kohler single cylinder if I'm correct but I love that tractor. I had a 44-inch belly deck on it and then I bought the vacuum attachment. It was a leftover I bought it in 1988 and I had a lawn business in Western Mass