Great job! Farmers are a Jack of all trades and whatever breaks or gets sick we can't depend on others to fix or heal it. We have to have the initiative and sometimes imagination to resolve the issue. That's what drives me to do it
Great job! I had full confidence you'd get 'er done! The new opening is nice too. Usually I flip past the opening, but had to back up this time because it caught me off guard. Very well done.
Nice instructional video. Well done!! Curious, how many miles/ hours on the machine before the problem started? Was the issue from normal use or did something occur to make the stator fail? Thanks.
A little over full Never hurt an engine. UNLESS the crank is whipping in the oil. My neighbor after he got up in age was still changing his on oil. Not feeling well one day he asked me to change his oil. I drained 10 quarts of oil from a 5 quart system. He changed his oil every 3,500 miles and drove the car for several years with no mechanical problems. Yeah I always heard , “ it will foul your plugs out”. Never could get an answer how that happened. As they say , Myth Busted. lol
A nice video from Farmer Tyler Ranch with those beautiful and healthy animals. You is already saying what a day. Great work keep it up. How is number 27 doing
Always good to get the equipment back on line. Will keep our fingers crossed nothing new crops up! Hope the FTR etal is doing well with the "shelter in place" orders.
@@farmertylerranch4399 That may be a tough one. I've been putting the SteelMax to good use, have a couple of more panels to build. Good luck next week.
Your manner of teaching is calm and watching you fix small motors reminds me of my HS days and teaching career. 1971 - 1975. There was metal shop and wood shop. I tell ya boys in those two areas just REALLY admired their shop teachers. Each grade had deans. I worked as a "runner" one hour a day. If my dean wanted me to get someone out of class I'd get the slip to do that, hand it to the teacher and leave. No problem. Until the first time I had to go to a shop class. Most kids had NO IDEA where these classes are. I still wore dresses every day. A parental thing. I tried to be "cool" about going into this LARGE room full of ONLY BOYS, find the teacher ... and just LEAVE. Nope. I had long hair to my waist and a dress on. A bit shy. I tried to remain *confident* but lost my cool just entering the class. All eyes are normally on someone coming into class. This was a NIGHTMARE. There was a shout of cat calls and what sounded like yahoo! I guess a room full of 30 sex starved country boys! (Country boys took these classes.) That damn teacher wouldn't SHUT THEM UP so I turned to anger and red faced. Teacher was SMILING and finally shut them up. Came to the front and if I could have slapped him? At that moment I *would* have. I was always respectful (see dress every day) to teachers/adults. I got back and said to the dean that I will *NEVER* get a kid out of shop class. Try another runner. This was just the beginning. That kid was COMING remember? Soon he would be on *MY* turf. He walked in, looked around the partition (we all knew how it was laid out) where he KNEW I'd be sitting, with a shit-eating grin on his face. (Wrong face .. WRONG TIME.. WRONG GIRL) Yeah, I did a short jump, got real close and said, "Didn't your daddy teach you to scrape the pig shit off your boots before meeting normal people"??? To this day I can't believe I said it. It sure as hell wan't rehearsed. I never even got disciplined for it. Biggest shock right there. Hope all of us trapped inside get some humor over my emotional teenage agony.
@@dennishayes65 Thanks. This boy may not even have done anything in class and I did feel a bit sorry unloading everything on one kid. There were MANY farm kids. We lived in the Thumb of Michigan. Dairy cows with some crops. I really DID feel ashamed as I wan't a "stuck up" girl AT ALL. I embarrassed him. Felt real bad and his teacher was in the wrong for not quieting them down early on.
Being able to fix it yourself is a great thing. We had an original three wheeler and one repair and over a week of down time meant walking all the rice fields to check for levy break and gate washouts.
Farmer Tyler Ranch , We we’re cutting donut circles in the snow when I hit a patch of grass. I was thrown and had to see a chiropractic for several months because my neck hit the foundation of our house. My son was allowed by his Dad to ride alone outside. I had no idea he had left him alone. I heard a big thud. He had hit the pump house. Luckily, I had bought him a helmet and he was ok. I’m not too sure about his Dad’s ears when I got through with him‼️
I’m out of work until they open restaurants back up here in beautiful SE NC. Caught your video pretty quick. It’s 3:30 am. Love and blessings to y’all!!!
@Wendy C. I’m so sorry to hear that! Let me know if you need any essential items and I’d be happy to send you some! I’d even send you some oh so coveted toilet paper!
2:48 am You are such a good teacher. I'll bet there is very little you can't fix. Love the video.
Did you end up replacing the key stock that was destroyed when you took it apart? I have the same issue
Rock and Roll Brother! :)
what were your symptoms I must of missed that how did you test your stator or just not charging and thanks ?
. I followed every step, the brute started and ran before. After the new stator it just won’t fire any suggestions?
boringgggggggg but i have to put up with it till some babies come along to play hugssssss from Ont. Canada
Great job! Farmers are a Jack of all trades and whatever breaks or gets sick we can't depend on others to fix or heal it. We have to have the initiative and sometimes imagination to resolve the issue. That's what drives me to do it
Well said Larry!
What became of the burnt plug at the front by the radiator ? ..did you just clean it or did you need to replace it ?
Do you have a green one off these too ?? I can recall you putting a seating thing for Callie or am I to far back for that one
Great video - Thanks!
It pays to be handy. Job well done.
Thanks great job.
Great job! I had full confidence you'd get 'er done!
The new opening is nice too. Usually I flip past the opening, but had to back up this time because it caught me off guard. Very well done.
Priceless to know how to fix/build things yourself, a must on a farm/ranch/country living.
Hell of a job Tyler
Thank you Tyler for great video and you're a good teacher on repairing things and love the cows thanks for sharing God bless be safe
Nice instructional video. Well done!! Curious, how many miles/ hours on the machine before the problem started? Was the issue from normal use or did something occur to make the stator fail? Thanks.
I’m not sure I think around 1000 hours or so. And yes just normal use
great job
It's alive !!!! Good job son. Also 20.5k on the subs, WUHU !!! Keep it going. Pretty soon ya going to hit the big time.
Thank you!
I was holding my breath when you went to start it! Looks like it's going to work? That was fun! Thank you for sharing!!! :-)
Is that coil you replaced called the "crank position sensor" ?
No
With being at home because of fear of the virus its nice to watch your videos. Have enjoyed watching.
Thanks Guy. I am going to try next week to put out some extra videos so stay tuned!
Nice work as always. Even some good instructional tidbits with the side cover, o-rings & seals everyone should know. Stay safe.
A little over full Never hurt an engine. UNLESS the crank is whipping in the oil. My neighbor after he got up in age was still changing his on oil. Not feeling well one day he asked me to change his oil. I drained 10 quarts of oil from a 5 quart system. He changed his oil every 3,500 miles and drove the car for several years with no mechanical problems. Yeah I always heard , “ it will foul your plugs out”. Never could get an answer how that happened. As they say , Myth Busted. lol
My first and only Mechanics course ☺☺ Job well done 👍👍🌿💟🌿
You are care taker for your lovely family and ranch. With those beautiful animals. I enjoyed this video .Thanks for sharing and have a bless day.
Very nice video, it sounds good
All faith in the world that you have fixed it
Good Morning to Farmer Tyler Ranch , you are great worker that always making sure everything is put together and working the right way.
Bring it over we can test it for ya. We just got 3 inches of snow last night
I had all the confidence in world for you 👍
Farmers equal jack of all trades great job
Morning Tyler
You always do great work.
Great job! Have a good weekend!💕
Great video, another job done!
I just love the fixit skills of farmers.
Excellent job Tyler, U R the fixit man!!! Hopefully this video will save someones back side in the future. 👍👏😊
I hope so!
Great job!!!
Good Man ! Awesome job !
Looks like it's a fix few more years out of it now.
Hi best friend, we should work on projects together because I am so handy with mechanical things😳🙄😂
Haha ok next time you’re getting a phone call!
Thanks
How did you know the stator was bad before you disassembled the engine?
I had a hunch based on the symptoms. Looking back probably would have been smart to test it first haha!
A nice video from Farmer Tyler Ranch with those beautiful and healthy animals. You is already saying what a day. Great work keep it up. How is number 27 doing
She is doing really good Wykeisha thanks for asking!
well you did it again ,patients is the rule of thumb, and you sir have them, nice job,hugs to all
Thank you!
Always good to get the equipment back on line. Will keep our fingers crossed nothing new crops up! Hope the FTR etal is doing well with the "shelter in place" orders.
Yeah shelter in place means get a lot done around the ranch I think! Hoping I can find a steel yard that’s open next week!
@@farmertylerranch4399 That may be a tough one. I've been putting the SteelMax to good use, have a couple of more panels to build. Good luck next week.
Your manner of teaching is calm and watching you fix small motors reminds me of my HS days and teaching career.
1971 - 1975. There was metal shop and wood shop. I tell ya boys in those two areas just REALLY admired their shop teachers. Each grade had deans. I worked as a "runner" one hour a day. If my dean wanted me to get someone out of class I'd get the slip to do that, hand it to the teacher and leave. No problem. Until the first time I had to go to a shop class.
Most kids had NO IDEA where these classes are. I still wore dresses every day. A parental thing. I tried to be "cool" about going into this LARGE room full of ONLY BOYS, find the teacher ... and just LEAVE. Nope. I had long hair to my waist and a dress on. A bit shy. I tried to remain *confident* but lost my cool just entering the class. All eyes are normally on someone coming into class.
This was a NIGHTMARE. There was a shout of cat calls and what sounded like yahoo! I guess a room full of 30 sex starved country boys! (Country boys took these classes.) That damn teacher wouldn't SHUT THEM UP so I turned to anger and red faced. Teacher was SMILING and finally shut them up. Came to the front and if I could have slapped him? At that moment I *would* have.
I was always respectful (see dress every day) to teachers/adults. I got back and said to the dean that I will *NEVER* get a kid out of shop class. Try another runner. This was just the beginning. That kid was COMING remember? Soon he would be on *MY* turf. He walked in, looked around the partition (we all knew how it was laid out) where he KNEW I'd be sitting, with a shit-eating grin on his face. (Wrong face .. WRONG TIME.. WRONG GIRL) Yeah, I did a short jump, got real close and said, "Didn't your daddy teach you to scrape the pig shit off your boots before meeting normal people"??? To this day I can't believe I said it. It sure as hell wan't rehearsed.
I never even got disciplined for it. Biggest shock right there.
Hope all of us trapped inside get some humor over my emotional teenage agony.
Martha Hanley : Sometimes it takes a shoking display of courage to straighten someone else out ! Nice work girl !
@@dennishayes65 Thanks. This boy may not even have done anything in class and I did feel a bit sorry unloading everything on one kid. There were MANY farm kids. We lived in the Thumb of Michigan. Dairy cows with some crops. I really DID feel ashamed as I wan't a "stuck up" girl AT ALL. I embarrassed him.
Felt real bad and his teacher was in the wrong for not quieting them down early on.
I bet he still remembers it too!
Being able to fix it yourself is a great thing. We had an original three wheeler and one repair and over a week of down time meant walking all the rice fields to check for levy break and gate washouts.
We used to have a three wheeler too. Amazing I never flipped it, sure got up on two wheels a lot though (sometimes on purpose!)
Farmer Tyler Ranch , We we’re cutting donut circles in the snow when I hit a patch of grass. I was thrown and had to see a chiropractic for several months because my neck hit the foundation of our house. My son was allowed by his Dad to ride alone outside. I had no idea he had left him alone. I heard a big thud. He had hit the pump house. Luckily, I had bought him a helmet and he was ok. I’m not too sure about his Dad’s ears when I got through with him‼️
"Brute force" huh? Lol 👍 👏👏👏
Ha yeah that’s what Kawasaki decided to call it. I will say when it’s running good it does have some “brute force” !
@@farmertylerranch4399 oooh! Lol silly me thought You had named it that Haha
I’m out of work until they open restaurants back up here in beautiful SE NC. Caught your video pretty quick. It’s 3:30 am. Love and blessings to y’all!!!
God bless you! So sorry to hear about your job 😔
@Wendy C. I’m so sorry to hear that! Let me know if you need any essential items and I’d be happy to send you some! I’d even send you some oh so coveted toilet paper!
@@MRSFTR Your offer is so incredible. It's made me day. We need to see more of this. Hope you are doing well with all the babies!! 🐄🐄👼😍🙌🤩
Allyson H Thank you! It’s nice to come together during these times! ☺️
Allyson H thanks so much Allyson😁