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jimtheflea
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Struck Magnatrac RS196 DYI Hydraulics Pt2
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Struck Magnatrac RS196 DYI Hydraulics Pt2
Izzy The Seeing Eye Cat
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Izzy the Cat goes outside with Rocky, our blind dog, and makes sure he doesn't go on the road and guides him back to the house.
Phillip Steinmetz Ol' Rattler
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June 14, 2014 Mickey's Mountain Bluegrass Festival, Hopedale, Ohio
Ottimo...vendiore,
Much appreciated. God bless from Australia
Ive been wanting to try one of these for the past 25 years. Never have seen one in person. Maybe someday ill break down and buy one.
The reality is, a used TD 20 and this would be about the same price
Forestry service bought a bunch of these to be used in air lifting in to back country for fire roads and erosion control
I'd love to get a demo of that thing.
Wish I had one for snow removal. How much it cost all together
around $20K
One just sold at auction in Kansas for $2000 running
cool video & well done . not many rocks there , eh ? our area is large rocks and clay .
Harbour freight over all them over priced engines , just my experience and opinion. Nice tractor(tool) for those back breaking chores. Good luck!
Yep. Its offical. I NEED one.....
What small world friend. You painted yor RSk196 the same color of green that I painted mine. A dupont Stieger green. And yes the little long stroke 7 HP brings they give in the kit is unreliable as Hell. Plus a gutless wonder. I might use it later on a tiller.
When I was a kid years ago I used to dream about getting one of these little dozers. I would stare at the brochures like I would the Christmas catalog.
You can buy where?
struckcorp.com/
is there a backhoe attachment for this?
Those are cool machines! Thanks for the video!
I would just use a mini excavator !
I'm not a safety freak but this could use a R.O.P's
It’s leaning against the wall in my garage. I haven’t found a good use for it yet. I might figure out a way to make a trailer out of it.
The ROPS adds a few hundred extra pounds of weight as well. This machine is incredibly stable. I have put mine in some incredible spaces.
I’m a cat skinner not bad work and looks like lots of fun did I mention I like cat skinnin 😊👍
I wonder if you like skinning cats
@@maximumhardcore4362 I wonder if you still breed your sister?
@@atomicwedgie8176 how’s 6th grade going?
@@maximumhardcore4362 Ask your pregnant sister.
@@atomicwedgie8176 took you a while to come up with that did it?
Seems like it's doing a pretty good job
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Everytime I see a struck maganetrac video in my suggested feed I read the title too fast and think "damn how does every single one of these machines get stuck?"
Neat little rig, looks like a lot of fun... If I had some property and spare $25-$30K to spend, I'd definitely want to get one. Though I think the Chinese mini-excavators and dozers you can get now days are quite a bit less money.
they are. And according to some..they are quite the machine. (SOME).
Nice little machine
Pretty cool little dozer. Would be perfect for someone with a landscaping business
This machine is working nice. Thanks for sharing.
I like how you chose Euclid green for this one!
Are these the same as kazashi rear brakes
It looks like it could use a counter weight on the back to help with pushing dirt. I just saw one with a mold board plow making a decent size garden. It has the torque for sure, just needs like an extra 200lbs to help.
Would like info on the hydraulic system u used and how u set it up. Would like to add some to mine
Hi jim, i hve a slight problem where my driver side rear disc doesnt seem to be braking evenly, ive taken te caliper off and cleaned everything and copper slipped pins, i screwed the piston back in slightly and wondered after u press breaks this should puts the piston back out to where it puts pressure on pad , or do i need unscrew it out so its tight fit when fitted over pads?, just cannot fathom out when its not using whole of disc, having checked these its either the caliper needs bleed or the calipers seized.
Nice and quick lol surprised u didnt copper slip anti squeel plates but couldnt be easier thanks.
What size hydraulic pump
You need to clean pins and grease them as they seize up and clean caliper where pads sit.
observation: @ 0:55 it can barely push loose loamy forest soil. Struck owners are a strange bunch.
observation: At the beginning of the video until0:18 there is damage on the lawn beside the drive. Did the toy do that? It looked like mud tracks matching the toy. It just seems a compact tractor would be a wiser purchase, you know, do a variety of tasks from pushing easy stuff around (like that thing) to . . .everything including plowing the long drive.
I don't know what your problem is, but you obviously have a hard on for Struck for some reason. I bought my 1st Struck back in 1974 and then two other models over the past 46 years and never once did any "tracks" fall off. I also have an older Kubota 4WD loader/backhoe and an older Yanmar loader. They all have their good points and shortcomings. I like the maneuverability and pushing power of the Struck stuff, but for digging things the Kubota has the job. For mowing the grass, then I might think about your John Deere.
@@jimtheflea Well Jimmy, in '74 there weren't compact utility tractors like today. It's 2020 in my area. That aside I guess you admit to scalping the lawn and using something else to plow snow. Sorry to hear about the older Kubota. Those were in their infancy. Modern compact utilities will walk circles around them. Goooogle roll over blade, it will replace the dinosaur.
observation: So you cleared an easy to clear soft loamy soil area to make a video? Try real world dirt. Report back.
So what's your point? It's the only soil we have in eastern Ohio. Sorry I couldn't have taken the video out in the Rocky Mountains or some other location to your liking... jerk.
@@jimtheflea umm . . the Rockies are "rocky"? But you are correct if they were you couldn't with that thing. Watch a few Deere 3320 videos. You'll trade that toy in. Seems alot of those get traded in after the tracks fall off and not being very useful ?
Hey "itsruf1", surprised to see you here bashing yet another Struck.
I use my mt2000 in the Rockies. Not setup as a dozer but have backhoe and front end loader. It amazes me at how well it digs and moves dirt.
You don 't use a hammer to cut a cake. This is actually a good tool for this job. You don't have to bring a big tractor into such a small confined area and tear the crap out of everything (land and machine) in order to be effective. You can do a lot with the right tool as long as you take your time and use a little common sense...
I got the MH-4900, I can't believe what all it does! The problem with having one is that one sees all kinds of things that are now possible to do! So, you get started on yet another project!!
So it is hydrostatic drive now
No, the hydraulic is for the blade
Most of the magnatrac video’s make the machines look useless. Yours does not, love my old 267 and get a lot done with it.
This is big brother to my mini dozer, i reallylike mine
This is big brother to my mini dozer, they are VERY nice
I LIKE IT GOING TO GET ONE
Good video
Hill topping! I'm building a mini mover no tracks, but tires, but the belt drive system desine is perfect for what I call a mini skid steer...
2019 December and this video just saved me a ton of money , great , thanks (swift sport , same set up)
Great video. Really enjoy them.👍👍👍👍
we are planning on putting hydraulic also on ours. would love to see what you came up with also, and what engine you use, looks like it makes it a lot more usable.
what is this a history project
I don't follow
its an inside joke look back on your comments
Good choice on the Engine swap. I'd go with the Honda over Briggs & Scrapiron any day.
Nice video on this ....so the whole drive system is belt driven?
Chain from the engine to the steering clutch pulleys, belts to the drive pulleys, then chain to final drive sprockets. Rather ingenious system that works very well.
Thanks ...got me thinking here. I wonder if this could be made Remote control with some RC linear actuators controlling the drive levers. I am interested in a driverless mini skid steer arrangement for handling rough terrain pulling small bush hogs, sprayers etc.. With this concept, these implements would have to be self powered but that is not a problem I already own ATV like implements. I also own a mini skid steer and Dresser TD7G bulldozer so the application you are using this for is not necessary. But areas that are dangerous for the atv implements and mini skid steer need a different tool. Any thoughts on this would be appreciated.
Whooh... way beyond me. I'm afraid you're on your own on this one.
OK ...let me ask it in a different way. :) What kind of linkage is there for the control levers? And more importantly, do you think this thing would be powerful enough to climb and move around on steep rough ground?
This video pretty well describes how the drive system works: th-cam.com/video/nrPnODYnYbc/w-d-xo.html Stability and power is no problem on any terrain. I've been on some pretty steep slopes.
Have you used your Struck for snow removal on driveways?
No, I have another machine for snow removal that has an angle snow blade. I did have an old Struck MD50 that I built back in the 70's, and used it for snow. It did fine.
Would you recommend the rubber shoes for snow removal or do you think the groused shoes would work fine? I don't have either one on my Struck so trying decide which on to buy. Thanks
I have no experience with the rubber tread. The only consideration could be using the steel cleats on asphalt. Either one would certainly be an advantage over smooth steel track.
Very rough