Your audio is terrible! I had to actually move my thumb and finger to hit a button lightly to make adjustments. Please fix this major issue!! There, I did it for ya, now you can enjoy the video 😉
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤪😉 You're a hoot Captain. I imagine you keep the guys on your Firestation duty roster in stitches in the break room. Y'all got a pool table like they had at my Dad's Firestation number 7 in Flint Michigan ?
Dont stress too much about the audio, we can hear you just fine and its the content that counts. Good work on the tractor, good care and maintenance like yours and it'll keep serving you well.
With my worn out ears from a lot of infantry training and a little bit of combat and every loud job if found myself in afterwards, I’m not complaining about your audio at all. Good job mate.
Captain, You most certainly have a good work ethics and attitude. Ya got the job done nice and tidy with what you had handy. Your hair is getting a might little bit long on ya tho. My Wife buggin' me about my hair so I'm fairly sure a certain little lady is hinting it's time for you to make a visit to your local barber shop.
I like the Popular Mechanics wrench. If you had a full set, you could sell these antiques and make a fortune!!! A steam cleaning of that engine should be on the list of to do items for this tractor.
I do love your humour. You come across as a really nice guy, doing real projects with real constraints. It's easy to relate to, amusing and instructive. Perfect. Thank you for putting in the time to make these videos.
Another great video "Mr. Maintenance " LOL I'm glad I waited till the end, and didn't comment about the audio. See You on the next one. Have a great week!
Cap’n, the 755 needed a little TLC! I could tell how happy she was as she swaggered down the driveway. And why not… got her feeding tubes plumbed, her pigtail routed and her mask replaced. She’s all set for adventure… better take the key with you, she’s liable to party on her own! I am sending a package your way today… I’ll text or email you the tracking info. It’ll be sent to the market. Hope you have nothing less than a wonderful day!
What???? Could not hear your comments about the audio!!!! Its fine Mike. When the spring fell I kinda freaked out......... keep the great content coming. Stay safe brother.
Working like a champ hoss, need to make a bolt on chain link drag to pull behind it to pull a little material with you and can flip it up onto the back when not needed. Just a thought
Great video, we all learn something every day there's something new, Patience is what you have, Wish I had more of it! 😂😂😂🤣🤣 Thank you for putting a smile on my face every morning when you post And a giggle😅
Mike have you ever thought about a hydraulic top link? And in a pinch those copper crush washers can be heated to a dull red and let air cool an reused. 🤔
Love watching your videos, The way you appear to be always thinking how something works and/or can be done. Build it and try it out - make it better again.
Thanks Mike ... great video. You were correct in running the winch cables to the battery ... you eliminated the additional resistance of the longer winch cable AND the smaller ground cable for the tractor. Regards, R
Tractor sounds like it runs way better and has more power. If you clean the crud off the top of the battery and clean the negative post and cable, you may find you don’t need a new battery yet. I’ve been told the crud on the top can allow electric to flow between posts. Best wishes. Kevin
Worked on about a dozen Yanmars over last few years. One of my favorite engines to work on. Last 3 cyl I rebuilt: once I had the parts in my hand an in-frame took 4 hours from start to start up.New record for me.One of the last tractors built (old ones and not the new ones) designed with field repair in mind.
I don't know why you are changing those orings out they're just needing to be flipped 🙃🙃 😂😆😂. I'm surprised you didn't have issues sooner there Bud. Great job showing it even if the audio is poor I just don't care I'm not sure why but I think 🤔🤔 maybe I am addicted to watching you do stuff and the variety I'm telling you it's just the bee's knees Cap. Well that's all I wanted to say about that. As always good luck and God Bless.
My 1070 is about the same thing but just 4cyl and the best tractor to own with a front-end loader and 4x4 and is a94 and still doesn't burn any oil. And love my Yanmar engine and have one own my marine boat what a pur they make.
One neat trick i recently saw , was a fella weld a 8 inch caster style wheel onto his top link adjuster for easy adjustment instead of those two little bars coming off it . Genius.
Don’t worry about the audio, I watch plenty of channels where the audio is much worse and they don’t GAF. You are putting in the effort and that’s more than enough for me.
I watch your videos with captions on and i thought you'd like to know that often it captions background noise as "applause" so you're definitely impressing the youtube captions :P
Another great video. Also be sure to put a rag down the air box intake to the top of the motor, sure wouldn't want something falling in without notice and damaging the old girl.
Here you talking about your alternator is a good idea but I would run a second battery it will save on wire over heating and where a d rare on the alternator the more amps the more monie it cost to fix and repair if you ever noticed the 2 batteries on the electric plows on plow trucks just a thought for you to ponder on a cost to do things right ay now save big later when I. Break downs love your channel here mike good luck with all your projects I will proble but in here there and again just because of my experience
Hey Capt., your alternator is the same 40 amp alternator as the 855 and 955. When you get ready to replace it, contact a local alternator/starter shop and see if they can't just rebuild yours with a higher amp stator. I've stopped buying new alternators and have started rebuilding them myself which isn't too difficult.
Well my thoughts were just leave the winch ground the length it was and then if you don't like it on the battery you have length to put it back on the frame. Lol. And no...I didn't have anything better to think about at the time. 😁😃 And I really like the new road drag. Loosens the gravel very good.
Try a bar of soap on the belt as it is running it has helped me on my vehicles. Also you might want to put a clean rag in your intake when you take things apart so you don't drop something down there
Motor mounts wore on on the John Deere with the yanmar for me.Fuel system was acting up and flushed tank and replaced all lines.Bottom of tank was a mess.After it was like it should be.Started smooth and ran correct.
I'll take a steady camera hand over weak audio any day! I should know, even my name has SoundTEK in it. I seldom have to adjust the audio up or down during the video so I call that a win. IF anyone else feels like complaining drag yourself off the couch, into the great outdoors and try to video something without wind noise, background noise and so on. BTW I am sitting in my recliner typing this and NOT complaining about the sound quality. Always a Great Job Mike!
Well Hay there capitan Mike and Co ....it looks like the little man has done a great job of setting up that mig welder ...brilliant as always dude .... Peace n love from Cumbria UK 🇬🇧 ❤
Very nicely done Capt. Always nice to see people who aren't afraid to turn a wrench on their own equipment. The 755 will stay going for many years to come with some TLC. Thanks for bringing us along, looking forward to the chicken coop/goat barn project 😁👍
Good work on the tractor! Perhaps you should have bought a rattle can of John Deere green to paint the grill when you were done. Sooner or later you would get the whole thing painted as you do upkeep and repairs. Your drag is working well. No "2 years in the design stage" either. The fast play during the road work was cool, Vroom, Vroom, jack
Now there is a fella who knows what he is doing!!! 😉 You did well not to loose the springs from the fuel pump, seen some of those litte pesky things go missing on other machines.... 😬 The engine seems to jump around a bit, engine mount broken or worn out ? 🤔 The handle gave you a gentle reminder you have some more welding to do...... 😂 Think it may be time to name the 755, how do you think Goliath fits ?? 🤔😎
Thanks again for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Always interesting and entertaining. Wouldn’t stress the audio that much, whatever your doing is working fine. It’s not exactly like your recording a concert. 😂 glad the repairs worked out well, road drag certainly does the job well. Looking forward to seeing your videos on the chicken and goat barn. Stay safe, wishing you and your family the best.
Awesome awesome job u did on getting everything fixed on the tractor and fixing the potholes for ur that's the honey do list to make sure they are happy and be safe and always be careful doing what u do captain and love the videos u do to
No worries on audio. No idea what Wade did with his sawmill track but that or smaller yard track would be great for weight. Set it in a “tray” and easy to remove
You could do a Mr Wranglestar and have dual alternators😁👍Great video i never noticed an audio problem but then again hitting 70 this year I might be a little deaf😂🤣
Hi Mike. Pleased you received the oil wrenches, as I watched you time and again use the fan belt method and as an ex mechanic on All sizes of machines from CAT D9 to small ride on mowers as well as chainsaws thought something like what I used would not go amiss in your toolbox. Also useful on pipe fittings and water filtration units, so could be of help with the rentals you end up building. Hope to see you when I travel over from the UK and visit Farmer Chris as I also used to build those silos he has just had on his farm. My one bucket list journey left is driving the whole of Route 66 using as much of the original as there is that is accessible, when the travel and covid stuff allows. It also allows me to visit my ex para medic Buddies who married members of the American armed forces and all seem to live on or close to the route. Enjoy the tools and see how long it takes to break them lol.
Good vid, always something to fettle🤣. Just started getting caught up after missing a couple of weeks of vids- working for a living getting right in the way of my viewing habits☺️. Looking forward to barn/coop series catch up. P.S. don’t stress on the audio, we don’t need cinematic quality audio just some good content and your good humour 😀 but maybe not you maths skills 🤣🤣🤣👋🇬🇧
Hey Mike when you go to make your jumper cables with the Andersen connector use welding wire that way in the winter they are not all stiff it’s a better wire to use and you can make them however long you would like them
Nice video Captain; good problem solving. As far as the audio, the volume was a little low (very peaceful audio) but I am hard of hearing (I was wearing earphones though).
Kleeman go to arms family homestead and watch his video ( Land plane and simple driveway repair.) be sure to watch it all so you can see the blades on his. D P may have some old cutting blades you could use also that would give you alot more weight you are wanting
Nice video, consider getting an insulated cover for the positive terminal of the battery, it doesn't take much for the tin work above the battery to get bent down and cause a short. as DP knows. Use a resettable breaker on the anderson pig tail.
Nice work Mike! I know your getting the comments but you do need to address the motor mounts. The rubber flex between the flywheel and the drive shaft can't take that much movement and it will destroy it sooner than later. Glad you got that grill locked down! 😉
Another great video, retired ag mechanic here never worked on a small tractor like that but is it possible u have a broken motor mount, just seems like jumps around alot, I definitely could be wrong. Keep up the good work
Hey Mike, I've been watching your 755 videos. We just picked one up for my dad to help with his yard maintenance and make things easier for him at 76 years young. I'm curious, I know you like your 755, but with a lot of the type of work you use it for what are your thoughts on why you haven't gone up to an 855 or maybe even a 955? Other than price. The 755 we picked up wasn't treated the best unfortunately, but it was reflected in the price and we are working through it to fix the issues and clean it up a bit. My thoughts were not to go to crazy and try to find an 855 to upgrade my dad to in a year or so. I really like the size of these tractors for what my dad needs and I like the old school mechanics of it for ease of maintenance. I think it could be a good video topic if you could explain the benefits and limits of each level of the 55s. Why you decided to stay with the 755, if it's just the devil you know type of thing, availability or something else? Thanks for your content, there's unfortunately not a lot of thorough videos out there on real world use, upgrades and maintenance on these. Thanks from another Mike!
Your audio is terrible! I had to actually move my thumb and finger to hit a button lightly to make adjustments. Please fix this major issue!!
There, I did it for ya, now you can enjoy the video 😉
I'm maxed out on volume and still barely hear the audio.
hahahaha
this is like youtuberception. a youtuber complaining on his own video about audio mind blown hahahaha
Ya think the people who complain about YT video/audio quality get irony? I don't! Made me laugh though 🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤪😉
You're a hoot Captain.
I imagine you keep the guys on your Firestation duty roster in stitches in the break room.
Y'all got a pool table like they had at my Dad's Firestation number 7 in Flint Michigan ?
I appreciate all your little idioms. They crack me up. "Were going to school either way, and its up to me how long were in session" 😂
Lol
Dont stress too much about the audio, we can hear you just fine and its the content that counts. Good work on the tractor, good care and maintenance like yours and it'll keep serving you well.
Hey thanks for watching!
I agree, had to turn the volume down.
The sound is fine, the content is great. If you can't hear get better aids or use the text.
Like listening to Bob Ross work on his tractor. Very relaxing
Lol appreciate the feedback!
Been a mechanic from 8 years old, now 85, all my life, hate to burst your bubble, you are a mechanic! Love your videos
I'm a Kubota tractor type of guy, good video
Thanks for watching!
With my worn out ears from a lot of infantry training and a little bit of combat and every loud job if found myself in afterwards, I’m not complaining about your audio at all. Good job mate.
Well John I appreciate that
Mike, When U weld the handle back on put it to one side so U can put weight in the center. Have Fun
I like it when you don't make things complicated you just go with it and it seems to work out for you
It's always worked for me!
Great job on your driveway
Thank you!
Captain, You most certainly have a good work ethics and attitude.
Ya got the job done nice and tidy with what you had handy.
Your hair is getting a might little bit long on ya tho.
My Wife buggin' me about my hair so I'm fairly sure a certain little lady is hinting it's time for you to make a visit to your local barber shop.
Great job fixing your tractor
I like the Popular Mechanics wrench. If you had a full set, you could sell these antiques and make a fortune!!! A steam cleaning of that engine should be on the list of to do items for this tractor.
Great video Mike
I do love your humour. You come across as a really nice guy, doing real projects with real constraints. It's easy to relate to, amusing and instructive. Perfect. Thank you for putting in the time to make these videos.
Hey thanks for watching!
ya done good with the road drag - smart guy you are kleeman.
Thank you!
Great video Mike, love watching.
Thanks Andy!
Another great video "Mr. Maintenance " LOL I'm glad I waited till the end, and didn't comment about the audio. See You on the next one. Have a great week!
Keep doing what you doing. If people want to hear they can turn the volume up. Great content
Thanks Wayne!
Cap’n, the 755 needed a little TLC! I could tell how happy she was as she swaggered down the driveway. And why not… got her feeding tubes plumbed, her pigtail routed and her mask replaced. She’s all set for adventure… better take the key with you, she’s liable to party on her own!
I am sending a package your way today… I’ll text or email you the tracking info. It’ll be sent to the market.
Hope you have nothing less than a wonderful day!
I'll keep an eye out for it!!
Great Video...! At 19:42 the other 4/3 will just agree with you...!
Lol
Great job Captain 👍
Thank you!
"One take outro's" lol. Entertaining as always, keep up the hard work
Thanks Paul!
No problem with the audio. The content was great. Good one 👍
What???? Could not hear your comments about the audio!!!! Its fine Mike. When the spring fell I kinda freaked out......... keep the great content coming. Stay safe brother.
You and me both! Those springs can disappear
Working like a champ hoss, need to make a bolt on chain link drag to pull behind it to pull a little material with you and can flip it up onto the back when not needed. Just a thought
Hello from the Netherlands and thanks for the video Captain
Thanks for watching!
@@CaptainKleeman
you're welcome Captain
Good morning from Las Vegas and to all my family from the channel
Good morning!
Good job audio is fine here.
Thanks Chuck!
Pretty good maintenance video 👍
Thank you sir!
Audio is fine. Always fun to hang out with you and your creations.
Thanks James!
Great video, we all learn something every day there's something new, Patience is what you have, Wish I had more of it! 😂😂😂🤣🤣 Thank you for putting a smile on my face every morning when you post And a giggle😅
Thanks for always watching Gayle!
The old 755 will last another year now. Good job Mike.
Thank you sir!
Mike have you ever thought about a hydraulic top link? And in a pinch those copper crush washers can be heated to a dull red and let air cool an reused. 🤔
It would definitely be handy!
Audio is life don’t worry about it. Just keep going.
Love watching your videos, The way you appear to be always thinking how something works and/or can be done. Build it and try it out - make it better again.
Appreciate the feedback!
Your audio was fine Mike !
Thanks Daniel
Thanks Mike ... great video. You were correct in running the winch cables to the battery ... you eliminated the additional resistance of the longer winch cable AND the smaller ground cable for the tractor.
Regards,
R
Thank you for the content. I'm always looking for my 855 . I really want it to last. It's a beast!
Yep. Ground to battery with cable as short as practical.
Tractor sounds like it runs way better and has more power. If you clean the crud off the top of the battery and clean the negative post and cable, you may find you don’t need a new battery yet. I’ve been told the crud on the top can allow electric to flow between posts.
Best wishes. Kevin
Thanks Kevin!
@@CaptainKleeman Always better to share what you learn.
You almost make me want to buy a tractor so I can try to repair it, bad idea. :) Thank you and have a wonderful day.
It's a fun time!
I noticed you said the repairs weren’t pretty. Daddy always said pretty was overrated. Functional is what you go for. Great video as always Captain.
Very true!
Enjoyed this video Captain
Thank you doug!
Worked on about a dozen Yanmars over last few years. One of my favorite engines to work on. Last 3 cyl I rebuilt: once I had the parts in my hand an in-frame took 4 hours from start to start up.New record for me.One of the last tractors built (old ones and not the new ones) designed with field repair in mind.
Hey I may have to reach out when I end up doing this one!
Yeah....everybody I know can rebuild an engine correctly in 4 hours. 🙄🙄
@@catchingfadesclashroyal6506 little 3 cylinder yanmars are brain dead stoopid to work on partner. Been turning a wrench for decades: that helps.....
I don't know why you are changing those orings out they're just needing to be flipped 🙃🙃 😂😆😂. I'm surprised you didn't have issues sooner there Bud. Great job showing it even if the audio is poor I just don't care I'm not sure why but I think 🤔🤔 maybe I am addicted to watching you do stuff and the variety I'm telling you it's just the bee's knees Cap. Well that's all I wanted to say about that. As always good luck and God Bless.
Lol, dang it, I always forget to rotate my o rings
My 1070 is about the same thing but just 4cyl and the best tractor to own with a front-end loader and 4x4 and is a94 and still doesn't burn any oil. And love my Yanmar engine and have one own my marine boat what a pur they make.
One neat trick i recently saw , was a fella weld a 8 inch caster style wheel onto his top link adjuster for easy adjustment instead of those two little bars coming off it . Genius.
Interesting idea,. Would make it awkward hooking up a PTO or folding the linkage up, but I could see the benefits
Captain K, don’t worry about the audio,. Maybe those that complain should buy you the audio equipment you would like to have! 😃
Don’t worry about the audio, I watch plenty of channels where the audio is much worse and they don’t GAF. You are putting in the effort and that’s more than enough for me.
I appreciate that Brian!
You are either right or wrong on the ground wire placement time will tell who is the smarter one, I rooting for you!!
Very true and thanks!
Enjoy learming and watching your backyard mechanic efforts, it does reconfirm for the small machines John Deere is pretty easy to work on.
Definitely easy to work on and the parts are easy to look up as well
Love the old deeres
💪
Good job on the O-Rings and washer on your Pump. Your drag is working Great. Great Video Mike...Thanks for sharing....
Thanks for watching Thomas
I watch your videos with captions on and i thought you'd like to know that often it captions background noise as "applause" so you're definitely impressing the youtube captions :P
Hey we have that going for us atleast!
Another great video. Also be sure to put a rag down the air box intake to the top of the motor, sure wouldn't want something falling in without notice and damaging the old girl.
Good point!
Here you talking about your alternator is a good idea but I would run a second battery it will save on wire over heating and where a d rare on the alternator the more amps the more monie it cost to fix and repair if you ever noticed the 2 batteries on the electric plows on plow trucks just a thought for you to ponder on a cost to do things right ay now save big later when I. Break downs love your channel here mike good luck with all your projects I will proble but in here there and again just because of my experience
Hey Capt., your alternator is the same 40 amp alternator as the 855 and 955. When you get ready to replace it, contact a local alternator/starter shop and see if they can't just rebuild yours with a higher amp stator. I've stopped buying new alternators and have started rebuilding them myself which isn't too difficult.
755 and 855 are the same, 955 has a higher amp output. BUT, taking mine to an alternator shop would definitely be the best bet
@@CaptainKleeman yeah most definitely. Was just watching DPs new video and wondering how long the mirrors are gonna last on the new haul truck 🤣
Well my thoughts were just leave the winch ground the length it was and then if you don't like it on the battery you have length to put it back on the frame. Lol. And no...I didn't have anything better to think about at the time. 😁😃 And I really like the new road drag. Loosens the gravel very good.
Thanks Jason!
Good job Mike 👍👍👍😎😎😎😎
Thanks Allen!
Try a bar of soap on the belt as it is running it has helped me on my vehicles. Also you might want to put a clean rag in your intake when you take things apart so you don't drop something down there
Good idea!
Pretty crucial keeping a clean work environment around fuel components . A portable air tank with a blowgun would be desirable .
Engine has a lot of movement is something loose or broken. Good video.
I was wondering if it had a bad engine mount? May be the way it's designed, to minimize engine vibration to the rest of the tractor?
Motor mounts wore on on the John Deere with the yanmar for me.Fuel system was acting up and flushed tank and replaced all lines.Bottom of tank was a mess.After it was like it should be.Started smooth and ran correct.
I'll take a steady camera hand over weak audio any day! I should know, even my name has SoundTEK in it. I seldom have to adjust the audio up or down during the video so I call that a win. IF anyone else feels like complaining drag yourself off the couch, into the great outdoors and try to video something without wind noise, background noise and so on. BTW I am sitting in my recliner typing this and NOT complaining about the sound quality. Always a Great Job Mike!
Hahaha,. Hey I definitely appreciate this comment. Thanks for watching!
Well Hay there capitan Mike and Co ....it looks like the little man has done a great job of setting up that mig welder ...brilliant as always dude ....
Peace n love from Cumbria UK 🇬🇧 ❤
Thanks for watching!
Great to see the TLC. Thanks for the journey!
Thanks for watching!
Capt. Audio sounds fine to me, even on GoPro. Great job on everything else 😉
Thanks Shannon!
Very nicely done Capt. Always nice to see people who aren't afraid to turn a wrench on their own equipment. The 755 will stay going for many years to come with some TLC. Thanks for bringing us along, looking forward to the chicken coop/goat barn project 😁👍
Thank you sir!
Goed gedaan meneer de monteur 👨🔧
Groetjes uit Holland 👋🏼
Good work on the tractor!
Perhaps you should have bought a rattle can of John Deere green to paint the grill when you were done. Sooner or later you would get the whole thing painted as you do upkeep and repairs.
Your drag is working well. No "2 years in the design stage" either. The fast play during the road work was cool, Vroom, Vroom,
jack
Definitely need to rattle can the grill. Forgot to do that.
Really enjoy your videos, Nice to see someone so truthful with his or her subs, Stay safe and healthy.
Thanks for watching Craig
Nice job on the maintenance sir, always something to do. Your audio is fine. Thanks for the ride along.
Thanks for watching Terry!
Good injection pump leak fix. The DIY LandPlane works just fine. Rerouting winch wires need more zip ties.
It helps me to use the box end of a wrench anytime possible as opposed to the open if I have one
Unfortunately not an option here, not enough space between fittings
Rite on mike! Nice job! I bet it feels great to fix it your self
Definitely!
Now there is a fella who knows what he is doing!!! 😉 You did well not to loose the springs from the fuel pump, seen some of those litte pesky things go missing on other machines.... 😬
The engine seems to jump around a bit, engine mount broken or worn out ? 🤔
The handle gave you a gentle reminder you have some more welding to do...... 😂
Think it may be time to name the 755, how do you think Goliath fits ?? 🤔😎
It could use a name I suppose
Hey captain great video.👍👌😎✌️🇺🇲
Thanks Ken!
Nothing wrong with the video sound, love your video’s 😎 learn more about your machine as you go
Thanks Barry
Thanks again for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Always interesting and entertaining. Wouldn’t stress the audio that much, whatever your doing is working fine. It’s not exactly like your recording a concert. 😂 glad the repairs worked out well, road drag certainly does the job well. Looking forward to seeing your videos on the chicken and goat barn. Stay safe, wishing you and your family the best.
Thank you Tom!
Awesome awesome job u did on getting everything fixed on the tractor and fixing the potholes for ur that's the honey do list to make sure they are happy and be safe and always be careful doing what u do captain and love the videos u do to
Thanks Andy!
Good job Mike. Take care and have a blessed day and I'll see you on your next vidja.
Thank you! you as well
Sends Kleeman line wrenches and ratcheting wrenches. And Brakekleen(man) to wash area to check for leaks and heated powerwasher
No worries on audio. No idea what Wade did with his sawmill track but that or smaller yard track would be great for weight. Set it in a “tray” and easy to remove
Good idea
You could do a Mr Wranglestar and have dual alternators😁👍Great video i never noticed an audio problem but then again hitting 70 this year I might be a little deaf😂🤣
We don't have a lot in common lol. Thanks for watching.
Hi Mike. Pleased you received the oil wrenches, as I watched you time and again use the fan belt method and as an ex mechanic on All sizes of machines from CAT D9 to small ride on mowers as well as chainsaws thought something like what I used would not go amiss in your toolbox. Also useful on pipe fittings and water filtration units, so could be of help with the rentals you end up building. Hope to see you when I travel over from the UK and visit Farmer Chris as I also used to build those silos he has just had on his farm. My one bucket list journey left is driving the whole of Route 66 using as much of the original as there is that is accessible, when the travel and covid stuff allows. It also allows me to visit my ex para medic Buddies who married members of the American armed forces and all seem to live on or close to the route. Enjoy the tools and see how long it takes to break them lol.
Hey thank you so much! They will definitely come in handy
Good vid, always something to fettle🤣. Just started getting caught up after missing a couple of weeks of vids- working for a living getting right in the way of my viewing habits☺️. Looking forward to barn/coop series catch up. P.S. don’t stress on the audio, we don’t need cinematic quality audio just some good content and your good humour 😀 but maybe not you maths skills 🤣🤣🤣👋🇬🇧
Math is hard
Hey Mike when you go to make your jumper cables with the Andersen connector use welding wire that way in the winter they are not all stiff it’s a better wire to use and you can make them however long you would like them
Good idea
Nice compact Tractor, you get a LOT out of it.
Definitely! Thanks for watching
Captain great video, your building of all your attachments seems to be working awesome! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
Thanks Kevin!
Nice video Captain; good problem solving. As far as the audio, the volume was a little low (very peaceful audio) but I am hard of hearing (I was wearing earphones though).
Kleeman go to arms family homestead and watch his video ( Land plane and simple driveway repair.) be sure to watch it all so you can see the blades on his. D P may have some old cutting blades you could use also that would give you alot more weight you are wanting
Nice video, consider getting an insulated cover for the positive terminal of the battery, it doesn't take much for the tin work above the battery to get bent down and cause a short. as DP knows.
Use a resettable breaker on the anderson pig tail.
I think it’s awesome it looks like it works great
Thanks Gary!
There's never an issue with your audio when you're muted..... :P Chuckles to self.. Another great video!
Very true!
Nice work Mike! I know your getting the comments but you do need to address the motor mounts. The rubber flex between the flywheel and the drive shaft can't take that much movement and it will destroy it sooner than later. Glad you got that grill locked down! 😉
Might be why I'm getting an oil leak lol. It's on the short list
Another great video, retired ag mechanic here never worked on a small tractor like that but is it possible u have a broken motor mount, just seems like jumps around alot, I definitely could be wrong. Keep up the good work
The rear mount is definitely having issues. It's next on the list with the battery
Hey Mike, I've been watching your 755 videos. We just picked one up for my dad to help with his yard maintenance and make things easier for him at 76 years young. I'm curious, I know you like your 755, but with a lot of the type of work you use it for what are your thoughts on why you haven't gone up to an 855 or maybe even a 955? Other than price. The 755 we picked up wasn't treated the best unfortunately, but it was reflected in the price and we are working through it to fix the issues and clean it up a bit. My thoughts were not to go to crazy and try to find an 855 to upgrade my dad to in a year or so. I really like the size of these tractors for what my dad needs and I like the old school mechanics of it for ease of maintenance. I think it could be a good video topic if you could explain the benefits and limits of each level of the 55s. Why you decided to stay with the 755, if it's just the devil you know type of thing, availability or something else? Thanks for your content, there's unfortunately not a lot of thorough videos out there on real world use, upgrades and maintenance on these. Thanks from another Mike!
Awesome video. Enjoyed it
Thanks Jimmy
Good job on the repairs Captain thanks for video
Thanks for watching Chad!