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AJ Curtis
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 มี.ค. 2020
Showing how much good work can be done in a small shop with limited space, tools and budget, while running my property maintenance business. My intention is to show that with time and patience anyone can fix almost anything you put your mind to. I use my heavy equipment including excavators, dozers, skid steers and tractors for tasks such as road building, driveway construction, culvert installation and maintenance, as well as work on the equipment and maintain it. I also show general construction that is needed around a home, property and our own Little Mountain Winery. Keep workin’ hard.
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Installing a storm drain
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Part of a 3 video series. This is the third and final video.
New parking and gas line lowered under grade EP-36
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New parking and gas line lowered under grade EP-36
Preparing for a concrete pour Dirt! EP 35
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Preparing for a concrete pour Dirt! EP 35
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New Holland 555
I have the same model. Do you have a picture of the wiring to the alternator?
@@brendandidiano7742 I have a manual with a wiring diagram in it if that helps any. Let me know.
Thank you i found a wiring diagram. I was just looking for an actual picture of the wiring on the alternator on the unit thanks so much
@@brendandidiano7742 ok. I can take a pic if you want.
That would be great thanks so much.
What model is this machine?
Super helpful thank you
Continues tacks is not welding and it will not last for any amount of time 🇬🇧🇮🇪.
5 years and going strong.
Get rid of the music it’s boring.
Thanks. I wrote all the songs. Glad you like em.
I wouldn’t Bragg about it completely spoiled everything
Alvin?
What kind of engine oil did you use?
Rotella T-4 15w40
Never mind I just saw your response towards the other comment this video was really helpful thank you
No worries!
Hey I was wondering what exactly is the name of the hinges you used? and where could I get them? I'm working on a similar project. Also great job by the way!
i noticed you switched the colors white/black from the beginning to the end in the closet, the wires was changed. i assume you wire it like it is in the closet. thanks
Yep. Has to run the right way
Very good video. Lots of good information.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comment.
Good Morning! And Thank you for sharing this project. I've bee wanting to extend a concrete slab and side walk out from under my Covered Pergolas around a granite fire pit and around to the front of my home for some time, and I've watched a lot of youtube "Dry Pour" videos. Your video has me excited to proceed. Again Thank you.
Welcome. I always hope that my videos help people out. You can do anything you put your mind to if you’re willing to work at it.
nice! got a lot of ideas 4 my numerous projects, watched it mainly 4 the cheater boards / chainsaw holders on the rtv, gotta make a pair 4 mine, you've got a LOT of great videos, gotta figure out how 2 slow down / stop time so i can watch more & get ideas !!!!
# 2 , like the ( pellet stove?), heater on wheels!!
another great video!,.. but the music...liked the rear window, looks like you made the front, looking forward 2 your 12v heater, i've got lots 2 do on my bota, nice watching / talking 2 someone thats got common sense, lots of crap vids out there. now just got 2 somehow find time 2 watch full videos and get ideas..thanx again!!
hints.... drop the @#$%!!! music, puh- leez!!, more info for ... dummies like us , tire brand, size, how long lasting , air inflator , same , move the camera!!plow , brand, etc , nice cool racks, pics of loaded racks, how made , holding up so far being wood ?? ( great idea!!), please , explain more about everything , feb 26, 1 day closer 2 spring, !!! , great, the fast forward thru the little stuff on your video ,... thank you !!, keep em coming!!
wow. wish more people made great videos like this , no stupid background music , great idea , the old sock as a glove , also use it 4 a sunglasses sleeve 4 your m/c, etc .. be nice if we didnt have the @#$!! ads , tho..
🤣🤣Right about the ads, but what can ya do. Thanks for the comment and the laugh. Keep workin’ hard. 😎
@@AJCurtis ...can you make ?/ post your video w/o ads , is that money 4 you , or !@#%!! tubes thing that they throw ad(s) in videos, ( lots o money in info , thats why i dont download apps or give out my e-mail, they dont stop!!,) people dont carry pen/ pencil, paper anymore, text me they say , i say , ...talkin gets the job done!!!, i,m a.j. , too.. gots 2 go , global warming... 61 deg 2-day, ohio, , gotta get my ' bota workin , firewood , lovin it , and, ..... made u- shaped bracket 2 hang 12v milw. rover lite from wire headache rack 2 lite up bed & nice backup lite ... need 2 get manuals , lots more info on my ??? yr. rtv 900 , need 2 find a person 2 talk 2 about mine , google it , no thanx i say , talkins quicker , gotta go , hate this @#$%!! txtn , clock dont stop , i can never die , 2 much 2 do !!!, live long & prosper , !!!
Under the seat there is a suction filter screen before charge pump. Must be cleaned regularly. I have a L785 1994. Best machine 6000 hours never breaks down no Computer.
Where did u get these hinges?
A company named DK hardware. Product number Hager 126808 1303. 4” full surface double acting spring hinge. Hope this info helps.
What size is the pad? This is exactly what I'll be doing and my pad is 10x30! I'll be doing it in theee section. The outer sections are first and then the middle. Your patio looks awesome! Mine is an extension to an existing patio and will be wrapping it around the side of my house. Can't wait! You have given me hope!
I am glad to help! Thanks for the comment. Just remember if you are in the freeze/thaw cycle, where it goes below and above freezing, please use some kind of rebar or mesh. Pack that dry concretely around it tight. Good luck.
Good job. That's how it's supposed to be done.
This video made my first time working on a RTV900 an absolute dream, saved the link along with the PDF manual on the shop computer. This way the future maintainers can learn from you as well 👍🏻
My auxiliary valve is sticking in both positions. The lever is located on the right steering shifter. It is controlled by a cable that runs to the valve in front of your right foot position. What would be your recommendations for a fix.
Welcome. 😎
Did you reuse bolt holes up top or just plug weld them. I did same repair on mine and am worried about compromising strength of frame by plug welding the 4 bolt holes. I hope you are still active on TH-cam. Thanks
I did not plug weld shut any bolt holes. I made the crossmember in 3 pieces and welded them together on site and then welded the crossmember to the frame.
@@AJCurtis okay even if you did I don’t think it would cause a problem anyways
Did you reuse bolt holes up top or just plug weld them. I did same repair on mine and am worried about compromising strength of frame by plug welding the 4 bolt holes. I hope you are still active on TH-cam. Thanks
Did you reuse bolt holes up top or just plug weld them. I did same repair on mine and am worried about compromising strength of frame by plug welding the 4 bolt holes. I hope you are still active on TH-cam. Thanks
How do you drain the hydraulic fluid to get the air bubbles out to fix the steering?
I am not sure. I will dig into it and get back to you.
3ft Stakes on the grass to stop them moving and paint the tops red ! You need to stop the wood from moving and painted stakes seen in snow. Between the wood if stacked I normally use wood to let any water drain through.
Nooice! 😎 STOC... watching you shows me a lot of things my L2500D is missing😂
@@AJCurtisOh, all sorts of bits and bobs, like the handwheel screws for the side engine covers, that metal vertical support from the engine to the top engine hood, looks like an electrical box something on the firewall, the foam shields around radiator... just for starters 🤣 Thanks for responding 😎
@@AJCurtis You seem very knowledgeable about your Kubota. I would be honored if you were to look at any of my tractor videos to see what you might also see is missing or just "wrong" 🤣. A Craigslist diamond in the rough that needs a lot of restoration. Thanks again for making this content 😎
110, even though it states 115
AJ, Thank you for taking the time in making/sharing your video. Approx, what temperature does your motor reach?? How hot to the touch? I just put one in today. I hardly ever work on belted motors, excluding older rooftop units. Thanks again!
Happy New Year from Auckland, New Zealand ...job well done !!!
Thanks, I try. I am amazed that I hear from people all over the place, but I think you’re the furthest away yet. Hope your Christmas and new year was awesome. Thanks for the comment.
K. Tha ks
I have the same rtv 900. my dipstick full marl is not near the bottom but about an 1.5 inches up. mine takes near to the 4 qts.
Is this oil or tranny fluid?
Do you stretch the flex pipe apart or leave it pushed together
It is kind of like an accordion, it stretches out. Just make sure you have the right length for your application and stretch it out as needed. Try to get it to run from your furnace to the top of the roof in one piece. Good luck.
Do you have a video on how to engage the 4×4 on that same Kubota you just worked on
No I don’t. It is to the left of the shift lever for low, medium and high. I believe up is 4wd and down is 2wd. Need a pic of it!? Can do tomorrow.
Or should I make a video of all the controls and uses?
Video for RTV operation tutorial up on channel. Hope it helps.
@AJCurtis if you can show a video of the control s and how to operate them would be very helpful. Thanks for responding
Your welcome. The RTV 900 operation video is up on the channel.
Hello if anyone knows how to loosen up a stiff control valve, I took the pedals apart and the rod connected to the bucket pedal is stiffer back and forth compared to the boom rod? Can I just twist the rod to see if it will loosen up?
Thanks for the comment.
Excellent video!!!
Thanks. I try.
I’m a bit late to the party. Can you recall if you had to remove anything other than belly pan to access the module. I’ve seen instructions that say remove fuel tank! I’m hoping my new problem is just electrical but want to be prepared for the worst.
No. I did not remove anything else. On my 555, the lift solenoid is to the left side of the seat when sitting on it way the heck down. Taking off the skid plate was the answer as then it was accessible. I did not have to remove the fuel tank. Hope this helps.
Yes sir it does.. there is no sign of fluid
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Just bought a used one looks yours and was having trouble finding the hydraulic and transmission dipstick..thank you for this video.. to fill. is it underneath seat where cap says oil on it
Nice. Does yours have a sight glass on the left hand side of tranny when your sitting on the seat? Mine is just behind clutch pedal. Just wondering.
unrelated but I have a New Holland L553, where is your fuse box located?
Your question intrigued me. I didn’t remember ever seeing a fuse box on that machine. I checked my owners manual and it doesn’t have one listed anywhere. It does have a circuit breaker on the ignition system. Anybody out there have a New Holland 555? Maybe you can help us out. It may be because it has a Kubota diesel? Sorry I can’t be of more help.
My understanding is there are two circuit breakers on the L555 - located near the starter and glow plug relays on the engine-bay side wall (right side when looking from behind machine). Don’t know if L553 has same.
Thanks my friend. That is what my manual says for my 555 exactly.
what size is that? i see you use 15 bags. I trying to do the math how many bags concrete i need for 8’x16’ with 6ish inches deep. love the video ❤
It is 3 feet by 4 feet approximately and 5 inches deep. Our big pour was 7 feet by 20 feet and we used 80 bags. There is a concrete calculator out there on the net. Just search and put in your dimensions and it comes pretty close. You also can return what you don’t use, so buy a little extra. Good luck.
Looks awesome! One of the best dry pour jobs I've seen so far.
Hello Im getting ready to do mine , how were you able to make that bend out the chimney at the bottom?? I'm using 4 inch to but I think I need a tee { tee snout} . That liner can bend that much???
@@AJCurtis Thanks for the reply ,I have about a 5 inch hole dont think i can do it like you did .Going to need a tee. GOOD VIDEO
awesome-- you saved yourself a couple grand over having it contracted, and a whole lot of trouble mixing and pouring and finishing it before it sets up. Congrats!
Yeah. I am amazed how really easy this pour went. A wet pour was quoted at around 3 grand as we would have had a short load. The cement cost us 360 bucks! It was still a lot of work, but no pressure. I think this is the way to go. Have had no problems at all with the crete. Everyone at our winery has sure enjoyed our new porch!
Nice job, good camera work. Note that the air filter is actually a two part system and you changed only the outer filter. If you look closely you will see a second filter (smaller diameter inside the larger diameter one that you changed). That also needs changing. It just pulls out as easily as the outer one. It filters smaller particles.
By the way, my manual calls for that filter to be changed every 2 years. I have to admit I have only changed it once since 2008. Thanks again for the comment. I appreciate it.