What a sweet little diesel-not a bit of smoke almost immediately, sounds like a nice runner! Very much enjoyed watching Sir-thanks for taking the time to put this up.
@@73DiamondReo I am not monetized, but you still get blitzed with ads on my stuff. So most of those ads probably benefit YT, not you. Yootoobs business model is probably not sustainable. I note that most of the ads are low end, like late night TV. Anyway, I watched the whole video, and really liked watching the process. That trailer looks like something you'd like to have several of.
Trailer should be pretty handy to have around. I think I did alright with my scrap yard auction buy between the trailer, tank of fuel and the engine. Next video will be equipment related.
What a nice little engine! I was skeptical when you could hear and see the water sloshing around inside. Thankfully, a low-spot to hold the water back from entering the cylinders. In the end, you saved it from the scrapper, and hopefully bring some life to the cable excavator. Look forward to your next video in this series!
*Fantastic job Frank!* 🙂👍 You put in the effort where most people would have gave up. You just showed proof that just because an engine might be stuck, it's not ruined. Happy to see the cable hoe move at the end too. Take care, be safe and happy wrenching 🔧🔩
Wow, that engine runs great. Cant wait to see it installed. The clip at the end brought up a question. What kind of work do you do to the tracks and undercarriage of your equipment?
I really haven’t done much. Replaced some track pins is about it. The Lima 24 I want to repin the entire track. Do you have a machine that needs track work?
Alright, my suggestion? Rig up the trailer and both pieces of equipment so that you can put either the power washer or the air compressor on it according to which you need to cart around at the time. Maybe fashion a steel frame base for each device and drill all the bolt holes in the trailer and bases you'll need. If this isn't the dumbest thing you've read today, then I'm losing my touch. Anyway, keep making cool videos, man. See you on the next one.
Very cool.
Plus you get that sweet trailer as an added bonus!
First time seeing your videos. Thank you for sharing this. Very interesting.
Thanks for watching!
What a sweet little diesel-not a bit of smoke almost immediately, sounds like a nice runner! Very much enjoyed watching Sir-thanks for taking the time to put this up.
thanks for watching
What I found great about this was you did it all in your driveway. No special tools or spotless shop, just like us mere mortals👍
Nice job....
That's a nice little engine. Good job on getting it going. I am looking forward to seeing the engine swoop.
Not 100% positive on the direction we are headed right now
That engine runs great and no smoke either!!✌️🇺🇲
Yes it does!
Great job Frank thanks for sharing 🦘
Put the compressor on the trailer
i might. I have that other compressor on wheels that needs fixed yet. less cfm but would be more handy
I really enjoy watching you work thru the issues!
i cut most of the ads out. didn't realize they put so many in there.
@@73DiamondReo I am not monetized, but you still get blitzed with ads on my stuff. So most of those ads probably benefit YT, not you.
Yootoobs business model is probably not sustainable. I note that most of the ads are low end, like late night TV.
Anyway, I watched the whole video, and really liked watching the process. That trailer looks like something you'd like to have several of.
Trailer should be pretty handy to have around. I think I did alright with my scrap yard auction buy between the trailer, tank of fuel and the engine.
Next video will be equipment related.
@@73DiamondReo Keep 'em coming!
Totally enjoyed watching every minute! Meant for scrap but you gave it back it’s life ! Well done fella !
Glad you enjoyed it
Good save and it sounds nice too. 🔧🔩
What a nice little engine! I was skeptical when you could hear and see the water sloshing around inside. Thankfully, a low-spot to hold the water back from entering the cylinders. In the end, you saved it from the scrapper, and hopefully bring some life to the cable excavator. Look forward to your next video in this series!
I’m happy with how it runs. Worth putting some money into now
*Fantastic job Frank!* 🙂👍 You put in the effort where most people would have gave up. You just showed proof that just because an engine might be stuck, it's not ruined. Happy to see the cable hoe move at the end too. Take care, be safe and happy wrenching 🔧🔩
im glad i didn't waste my money on scrap. wait until next weekends video
score on the find, sounds great
Nice job on getting it going. Great save Frank
Thanks wally
There are around 45hp I believe
should be plenty
Compressor for the win!
After ya got it unstuck it runs like a champ bro, great video too. Safe travels. Ken.
Yeah I’m quite happy with it
Now that was a result!!
Where some people see scrap other people see potential. Should make great repower for the 10B.
I thought so but still not sure the route im going to go yet
@@73DiamondReo Like the weather, I’ll tell you more about it after it’s done.😀
What a find! Hope the conversion goes well!!!
Nice man.....
Glad you liked it
Way to go, Frank God Bless!
thanks
U 2, Pal!@@73DiamondReo
I would make your air compressor portable. Dave D.
Wow, that engine runs great. Cant wait to see it installed. The clip at the end brought up a question. What kind of work do you do to the tracks and undercarriage of your equipment?
I really haven’t done much. Replaced some track pins is about it. The Lima 24 I want to repin the entire track. Do you have a machine that needs track work?
@73DiamondReo don't own anything yet but I love the old equipment. There's one on marketplace I've been eyeing though
@@richardcavalloro8355what is it?
@@73DiamondReo 1958 Bucyrus 22-b
Rave breakdown at 38:40
Alright, my suggestion? Rig up the trailer and both pieces of equipment so that you can put either the power washer or the air compressor on it according to which you need to cart around at the time. Maybe fashion a steel frame base for each device and drill all the bolt holes in the trailer and bases you'll need.
If this isn't the dumbest thing you've read today, then I'm losing my touch. Anyway, keep making cool videos, man. See you on the next one.
thats definitely possible. thanks for your input
Engine sounds great. Put it in the 10B and make er sweat.
sounds like it would have a nice bark to it
id like to keep the original engine
might still be an option. parts are hard to come by but i need to really access its condition
Are you still using an air operated impact wrench? Guess you like your tools as antiques as well😂
All the time unfortunately