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great video , you're very patient and great explanations.

Je veux acheter le UME 12p 2024 et merci pour vos vidéos que je regarde depuis quelques jours. Je sais à quoi m'attendre maintenant et j'irai probablement de l'avant cette semaine. Thamk you!

When assembling any part like this you should always use the same oil as a lubricant when putting things together. I keeps the seals from damage while being put on.

Why is the grass along the lavender rows dead?

I highly recommend that you become a "registered Retailer" of John Deere parts so that you can obtain your parts from your supplier, and fix the tractor CORRECTLY. Forget the fly by night shadetree mechanics in Sydney!

Hot wheels?

Never mentioned the price. Fail.

Thanks, good to know the spinning drill trick only works on non-inverter generators. It turns out that I let the generator run for a while and it began working normally. Apparently, it needed to get up to speed for a little bit in order to generate power. I like your calm tone of confronting a problem. I'm a general contractor and can do a variety of things, but often I come upon something new. In those moments your calm and thoughtful approach is exactly what's needed.

How to fuel consuption?

Thanks for posting this video. I'm currently trying to get an 35 year old Makita G3501R generator working again. After cleaning the carburetor, it fired right up but did not produce any voltage. I appreciate your efforts in trying to track down the problem on your generator. Even though you have not succeeded so far, I'm encouraged by your attempt. I'll try the drill technique and see if that helps.

I have the UME12 bought 2 years ago and nothing but praise for the machine, the value and the support I've received from UHI, including a recent warranty claim that was dealt with with no fuss and full satisfaction.

nice work

Hi Dave, looking at buying the 12P I am on 20 acres with some slight hills does it go ok on hills,

Good job. I'm thinking you may want to purchase a few more of those seal kits, if one went bad more may go bad.

Trackta why can't you damn people find the letter R? Sickening accent.

You should have taken spidels off ,and take the bearings out to grease them. The rubber. on the bearings come out to grease the bearings. Putting grease in the bottom, doesn't grease the bearings. John Deere wants you to spend money not save it,and they don't tell you about doing it that way.

Alex is a machine.. A sales machine!

Hey man, thanks for that video. I have a similar engine its called ll385, looks the same. Just wondering what do you do with the coolant? When it arrived it only had some on the bigger reservoir but the smaller plastic one didnt have any. Should it have? Do you ever change the fuel filter? I will also change the hydraulic oil, I cant seem to see how to get all the oil out (besides the tank) and make sure it air free. Any tips on those. Thanks already! Cant wait to start using the machine.

Just inherited by dad's 2008 LA115 with only 138 hours (I'm wondering if hour meter is accurate.) I don't need the transmission rebuilt, but the mower deck and operator's platform both need a paint job. Your paint job looks great! Hoping I can reproduce your results.

Ive got a seal kit coming from UHI for my UME12, so I'll probably be doing this next weekend. Great video, now I know what to do, 👍👍👍

Might want to get a magnetic dipstick to catch tiny metal filings.

Never even overloaded it? That's a worry. Edit: interesting to learn that running it dry can stress the inverter. THank you for that tip.

How many hours does your typical outage last might you say? Having a battery+inverter (pre-made as a 'power station' eg Bluetti (make sure it has a lifepo4 battery for safety's sake)) handy to cover say 12 hour outages is handy. If you want to make your own you'll prob save ~$500-1000. Eg. $800 for a 100ah 24v lifepo4 battery, $450 for a 3500va inverter and say $200-300 for wire, fuse, isolator, lugs, heatshrink, tools, etc. In my experience, watching gumtree generator ads daily, you can find a modern inverter generator ~2kva for $200 (in WA) if you wait a month or three, or ~$300 if you want one sooner. I got a barely used 2kva kings for $200 ($~500 new as of today) compact generator (not the cubic open-frame type). It's a bit noisy but works fine. Edit: just watched your second video showing the 3kva ~$400 kings opted for.

What was that fuel tank you were using at 17:20 ? Does it have a hand pump?

That's not an oil leak, it's a rust protection system.

Great vid mate. I have the 1 tone version. About 1.5 years old now. They are rough and jerky but I found the lower revs definately work better. Go through less juice too. Beats using a shovel 😉

Hi Dave, do you have any idea what the hydraulic filter part number is for a ume10? Much thanks in advance

My dad bought a Chinese 3000w generator on 10-27-2012 two days after hurricane sandy hit long island. He bought it at home Depot. I has with him and I remember that generator he bought was the only one there that home Depot had. He got it for $412. I was searching online for the exact generator and I read a forum that they don't make them anymore they discontinued it on 9-15-2012 right before my dad got it. The brand is a CF powerLine and the model is a LT3000CL. It kind of looks like a King Canada PowerForce 3000 watt generator looks identical. I still have it running strong haven't had any problems besides The carburetor.👍🏻👍🏻

Can u ask if you bought the quick hitch right from UHI?

Hi mate. Are you still happy with the 454? B & I are looking at getting one for the farm here. I'm off to Brissy today to suss them out. Cheers mate.

Hello. Please need expert's suggestions/advice. We hired a contractor for a mezzanine floor for our shop and our contractor by mistake/intentionally fixed 50mm PU sandwich panel on floor and finished concrete over it. We have mixed opinion about using sandwich panel as a floor. Our shop is going to open soon and our contractor is still very sure about it because he said sandwich panel has very good load bearing capacity. We are very confused and we do not have a time for re-work. Can anybody suggest me what to do in that case. Thank you

Good informative video, keep up the good work.👍

Thank you for posting this. Have the same issue on mine and was psyching myself up to do it as I wasn’t sure what to expect but you have shown it’s simple! Legend!

You really get surprised at which places they save money in their designs. I have a small 50hp tractor from china and you also have to refill the engine oil through a breather on top of the valve train...

Yeah it’s a common issue. Easy to fix. Hardest part is getting the track on and off. Make sure you get the right seal kit for it and don’t listen to the video on TH-cam who uses a automotive seal , the seal will fit but it will fail in no time

Ey this video really helped! I got these for work as I'm a young apprentice tradie! Thank you very much for your help! Great review

I'd like to know if it turns into a bucket of shit after 3 years.

Good morning from the US. I have a Renogy RBM500 battery monitor and have hooked it up according to the instructions and the same as you have done with the shunt and negative wire from the battery to the shunt etc. I have a EPOCH 36 Volt 100 AH lithium battery in a EZGO 36 Volt golf cart. When I power the battery on via the on/off power push button, it beeps and shuts down. When I disconnect the shunt and take it out of the system the battery powers up and the cart drives fine but I do not have the Renogy Monitor to use. It is very perplexing. I called Renogy but did not really geet a answer to my question. Any insight or assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, great video.......

Farm life is a bit of a roller coaster. Still better there than in the city.

No Using you phone while driving LOL I love your Video it was so nice 👍🏽

The 350kg load rating was more a part of the kei truck general spec. Make no mistake, that bed is on a full frame. 500kg should be fine. I think I’d want to revisit the leaf springs if I were regularly hauling that much.

Thanks for the update, I'm enjoying the videos. My wife and I recently bought 120 acres and I'm learning everything farm related. your videos have helped me :)

why wouldn't you use flat face connectors and not worry about having covers?

Awesome vids, how is the lavender going? have you got an update? cheers

Thanks for the video Dave. Here's a tip for scooping dirt up against the blade - twist the boom to the left, it will shorten the effective length of the arm, allowing you to scoop against the blade. Or at least much closer than before.

Having done a few similar projects I think I would have gone a bit deeper so the start of the trench would have been a bit deeper. That would allow you to swale the starting area a bit to ensure the surrounding area can be pitched sufficiently.

Hey mate what height is your shed to the gutters ? Cheers

AWSOME video mate easy to understand well done , looking at buying a machine and was wondering how easy it was to attach auger drive 👍

Thank you soooo much!

Thanks for this. UHI just got into Canada and it is helping decide which one to get. I had never heard of this company until a post from marketplace took me to the new store in my area Thanks once again for this like everyone that man has a ton of knowledge about the equipment