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Stream Outdoors
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2023
Welcome to my channel! Where I stream anything Outdoors. Mainly me going about my weekends, working on things around the property/house/shop. This stuff is fun to me and figured might as well make videos. I'm by no means a mechanic, know it all, or an instructor. Take it for what it is and enjoy. The best way to learn is by trying and sometimes failing, and that's alright by me. In the end you gain knowledge and a better understanding for the future. Appreciate anyone who subscribes or takes the time out of their day to watch.
First Issue With My 2008 Honda Rancher 420
This oil change didn't go as planned. Lots of gas in the oil. I believe my explanation in the video may be right, but since then I've decided to rebuild the top end. This rancher has never given me any issues so to play it safe ill rebuild it. I ordered an OEM top end rebuild kit ($$$) and will be making a future video on that. And to be honest it's probably long overdue anyway. But the work performed in the video did make a huge difference so all in all it was worth it. Thanks for watching! Appreciate ya!
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Wrestling Big Oak With The County Line 25 Ton Wood Splitter
มุมมอง 997ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I split up some oak that has maybe sat too long? I'd appreciate if someone could help me out to let me know if it's too far gone or still suitable for a wood stove. Everything is a learning process for me but I enjoy it and hope to learn along the way with yall. The County Line 25ton wood Splitter works great for me. But as I stated in the video, I've never owned or operated any o...
Starting My Grandpas Old Remington Mighty Mite Bantam Chainsaw
มุมมอง 2Kปีที่แล้ว
This was my grandpas old Remington Mighty Mite Bantam that was sitting in his woodshed for easily 15 years. I believe it's from the mid to late 70s. I could be wrong. But anyways in this video I see if we can resurrect it and put it back to work. This is a Part 1, we will see how it cuts in part 2. Video was getting a little lengthy.
Definitely Helps Plowing My Gravel Driveway. Grader Blade W/Plastic Guard (ABS Pipe)
มุมมอง 12Kปีที่แล้ว
Testing out ABS pipe on the 3-point Grader blade plowing gravel Driveway. Best solution I've found thus far for plowing my driveway with my setup. As you can see, and I explain in the end of video the snow condition (Wet and Heavy) is making it worse than it should be. So I believe. I think if it was colder (below 32) it would work much better. Lately seems that we can't get it to drop under 34...
Poor Man's Grapple On The Kubota B2400
มุมมอง 6Kปีที่แล้ว
In this video I retrieve Some older Cherry? (I think) wood from the property. And to accomplish this I use My Amazon Clamp on Pallett Forks to help get the job done. Then we cut and split it all up! Thanks for joining and appreciate your time.
1998 Kubota B2400 Glow Plug Testing (Replacement)
มุมมอง 3.2Kปีที่แล้ว
In this Video (My first!) we crank up the old 98 B2400 and take into the shop to test the glow plugs and replace them. I'm not a mechanic or a know it all. I enjoy working on things and learning in the process. Thanks for watching and Subscribe (If you want) for future videos. Thanks to all who stop by and visit the channel.
How do you like those kenda bearclaws.
Have been dealing with gravel driveway here in Taxachusetts for 30 years. 😅
Definitely use ABS not PVC. ABS has a much higher resistance to shock and withstands colder temperatures better than PVC.
If you are watching this video to learn how to test the glow plug with an ohm meter, test from the body to the electrical terminal. Don’t test from the inner heater end to the body. This is why he gets the same values. If you have an infrared heat gun you can test them in the head before removal on a cold engine by activating the glow circuit and pointing the gun at the base of the plug. A bad one will not warm up while an active one will have a rise in temperature.
Where did you get that seat on the back of your rancher? I have the same four wheeler with camo as well LOL
Amazon
that's not fuel. Looks like common problem when atv gets sunk. All you do is refill and drain a few times and you should be good to go unless it's a automatic
turn your blade backwards
Why are your rear tires on backwards?
More traction when pushing in reverse.
@@kiknturtle that does make sense
Nice job, did the same thing 20years ago. Took 3"dia pipe, what l had laying around, welded some tabs to line up with cutting edge mounting holes. Larger dia really rolls over without gouging. Quick hint, on your first plowing, push that snow pretty far away from driveway and lot area, just in case you get another successive heavy snow fall. Those previous snow banks get rock hard in certain conditions. Haven't plowed in a couple of winters, miss it, probably the most fun on a tractor 😂
Yeah I’ve got a 7100 that I have to hook charger up to and just keep cranking until I finally starts. I let it run for a while,killing it then it starts just fine. Im looking to see how to test the glow pugs
Gotta love your dog leaving the toy for you then seeing patients running out waiting for the toss
Haha she lives for the ball! And to be outside.
How did the pipe hold as far as wearing the the pipe out or flat spots i seen hdpe pipe is supposed to be good as well
Wear is fine, it's more keeping it to stay on for prolonged periods of time. I seen where someone cut strips of a horse mat. Then bolted that down in place of the cutting edge. Seemed to work good, just not sure how much time I want to invest.
Oh yeah, that wood will be good to burn. Oak has a BTU rating of 26 or 27 so even if it has lost a few btus it is still better than most woods. Basically, BTUs are a measure of a wood's density. Oak is dense. It might need to dry out a year or two. A moisture meter will tell you the moisture content on a fresh split (probes going with the grain). 20% or less and it is good to burn.
what"s your dogs name?
Nali
whos a good boy?
I would burn it after splitting it down to smaller pieces. I just bought the same splitter. I’m liking it a lot. I’m splitting some older stuff too this year. We’ll see what happens.
Nice! Been a little over a year now and no issues. Use it regularly, have yet to find something it can't split. It will choke down a bit, but still pushes through it all so far.
I was wondering if it would be due to a bad o2 sensor dumping fuel??
It was, I rebuilt the top end anyway recently (didn't really need it but already ordered parts and had it torn apart) but was definitely dumping fuel when sitting and causing high idle/rough start on start up.
Cool idea, something to consider next winter 👍🏻
Thanks!
Did this solve your starting problem, or is it still the same?
It starts much better now, have yet to have a bad start yet so I'm pretty confident it did the trick. Not sure if some were actually bad and I was wrong testing them or if clean new ones is what it needed. But fires up nice now with proper warm up.
I've got a kubota g21 that wont start at all. I tested the plugs yesterday with a battery and the 3 of them were bad. Hoping my problems will be solved today with new ones.
Very nice saw. I have some old chainsaws myself. Subscription is out ...... Greetings Peter
Thanks Peter!
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Nice Chainsaw ....... Greetings from Germany Peter
Lol we did almost the exact same thing on our snowplow we have on our skid steer and it doesn't hardly push any rock at all
Nice! I have since used it on (non wet and heavy snow) and it works great.
Is it a Camera trick or am I seeing things but it sure looks like your tires are mounted backwards or at least they were mounted on the wrong sides.
No trick. They're 100% mounted backwards. Not sure why. My grandpa rebuilt this tractor from almost ground up after it burned up in a barn fire. And not sure if he never realized or he did it for a reason..I just plan on correcting when I replace. But I'm also confused the rear tires are 12-16.5NHS but the manual doesn't mention that size. But I do know the rears are factory because one tire is still burnt 1/2 way round. Kubota gave me no answers.
@@StreamOutdoors they’re probably on that way when plowing in reverse better traction
How did you cut the groove in the ABS pipe?
I set the depth on my circular saw (1/4" or so) and ripped it down. Then used a rubber mallet to seat it down the blade.
I run my blade backwards because it’s stuck that way, but that’s how I found out how well it workes on a frozen gravel driveway and over lawn. 🤠
On an unfrozen gravel driveway I meant to write
I drive forward with blade backwards. It glides over stuff good.
cool gadget 👍
Thanks! That a wheel horse suburban in your picture?
Forks are by far the most useful attachment for a loader. I have a grapple and still use my forks more than anything. 👍subbed
Thanks Dan! Appreciate it
Messicks website has everything for this tractor. I have the same one. Also I never new how to warm up the glow plugs right .. Thanks. I just wish the glow plug light would go out or beep or something so you know there warmed up enough
Awesome Thanks, I'll have to check them out as I'm in need of a new Rim soon. Belive mine are filled with calcium chloride. My left rear looks like it will disintegrate any day :/