i really enjoy watching the process , your experience and skills , welding , fabrication , all the years of working on everything , trying and adjusting , and the humor
I could imagine this unit with a high/low drive and some removable tools up front like a mower deck, snow blower/plow, garden tiller, a rear hitch to pull an ice fishing shelter. It can be made into a real useful machine. When you get it in high gear, it would be a load of fun to cruise around in the snow with. You are a real innovator and i enjoy your videos greatly.
You're correct about guys that build stuff and don't show all the problems they have. I work on stuff and make mistakes, and it's just try, if it works, great, if not try again. You do very good work sir.
Taryl, you are MUIST SEE youtube, for me. This is the kind of thing I did (and miss doing) when I was kid. Family and work are my life, now. When I was 13, I wanted a motorcycle and my parents said "no." Un daunted, an old man on my street, who I had mowed his yard for a couple years, let me have his old power propelled mower. This B&S powered mower had a shaft coming out of the side of it that used a bicycle chain, to drive the front wheels via a set of cogs that rode on the wheels. I took the eningine out and made some brackets out of angle iron to hold the motor in the frame of a bicycle. I found another "10 speed" bike and bolted the the big front sprocket to the small sproket on the bicycle axel. It worked! I had a three HP "motorccycle" that I could shift gears on. You had to mostly stay in low gear, which was about 15mph. The higher gears were more than the motor could pull except on flat ground, with no wind. Loved every minute of it- especially spiting my parents! 😀
I wish I lived across from Taryl, would be a blast seeing what comes out of his shop. Thank you Taryl for posting these videos I look forward to everyone, you are a gift to us all…
After years of watching your videos I finally picked up a used snow blower for free with no previous knowledge if it ran, started or anything. I got it running just in time for the snow to melt but maybe I'll get lucky and get some snow soon so I can really test it out. Thank you for the inspiration and confidence to jump get into this as a hobby and who knows where a hobby can take you!
That thing is awesome! I really love getting to see these builds as they progress!! The people in the neighboring businesses must be looking out the window thinking, "I'm in the wrong line line of work, why don't I get to do fun stuff like that?" .
Awesome Job Taryl. Something like this would be great to have out on my acreage. Love these kinds of builds, and can't waite to see what you make next.
Up in northwestern corner of Vermont today was 47! Tomorrow warmer and wednesday up to 60! Just a week ago we had 20 below! 80 degree difference!! Crazy messed up weather! I wish it stays 60!! LOL
We don't seem to get any snow anymore. When I was a kid in the late 60s early 70s we were outside all the time. Are bikes never got put away. I would take an old front fender turn it upside down and make a snow ski for the front wheel. Haha it didn't really work but had fun. These kids now days want to stay in the house winter and summer. I wonder if that could be a reason we don't get any snow anymore. They went on the Innerscreen and some how and turned off the snow. I wouldn't put it past them little whipper snappers. I live about 100 miles south west of Taryl's place In Morris Illinois. The biggest snow that I remember was the storm of 1967. I was going to load up my new snow Blower and take it up to my mother in laws place In Stevens point Wisconsin. She still get snow . Gee's the Northern part of Indiana up by Lake Michigan doesn't even get big lake effect snows anymore. Just wish that I knew more about Puters so I could reverse the no snow cruse that the young whipper snappers found on the Innerscreen.
By the way, watching your channel and seeing how you do things and seeing part numbers has save me a lot of time and money so I can do it myself. Thank you very much.
Dang Taryl - you put in a lot of good work on this project lol. That is one really cool snow-sled. When I heard you were adding a torque converter I was taken by surprise there a bit lol! I was like - what's going to be next? A transmission and a rear wheel differential?!?! hahaha. Keep up the great work man. *Chefs kiss*. Also I think the proper test is to see how well it can climb hills / go through rough terrain. Setup a mini tractor pull for it haha :P You can use that for other things you build in the future too! It would provide you a good litmus tester. Something even a typical mower can be tested on - but also capable of testing something like what you're riding now - or even stronger! Or not - could be a waste of time haha. Whatever you do i'll be watching.
Taryl Fixes All does it again building another cool toy, (The Snow Kitty) I enjoyed watching this 3-part build. Thanks for another unique build Taryl. AND THERE'S YOUR DINNER!!! 👆🏼👆🏼
Hi Taryl, As I responded to video #2, we had a couple Bolens Diablo Rouge on our farm back in the '60s. It seems you've experienced the pros & cons of the configuration. Pros.. - very maneuverable. Turning that tightly around a post at the end of your yard would not be possible in a traditional snowmobile configuration without getting off and bouncing it around.. if the snow weren't too deep. - if stuck, you can disconnect the sled by simply pulling a pin and then walking the tractor out. - although it is done on traditional snow machines in Canadian northern communities during the summer, as you've demonstrated, the tractor / trailer configuration better lends itself to the sled being outfitted with wheels.. Cons.. (& why, IMO, they didn't take over the market).. - on a traditionally configured snow machine, heavier loads deliver more traction on the tread, while the weight on the skis remains relatively constant. But on a tractor / sled configuration, a heavier load only delivers more drag on the skis with no addition weight on the tread to deliver more traction... therefore.. - the Diablo Rouge tractors were deceivingly heavier than expected.. I assume Bolens did that purposely to deliver sufficient traction.. BTW.. The tractor / trailer configuration with wheels has been utilized in eastern European communities as a work horse, often used for such things as hauling produce to market or cord wood home for heating.. So it appears you may have built a pretty good SHTF transport vehicle.. Although not as fast, I bet it's MPG may be that of a Prius? 8-) Best regards, Dennis
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Awesome man! My brother shared the first build with me over FB and I’ve been hooked since. You’re quite the character.I’d like to see it in the snow….when you finally get some!
When I was in Korea, the locals have a tractor we all refer to as a "1 Eyed Buffalo". It was the exact same thing as your concept, 2 wheels, and a simple engine, a deisel i think, and a tow hitch to pull a wagon. It was amazing the amount of work those people could get out of those little tractors. again, you can sit on it, too small, just 2 drive wheels, but an incredible amount of torque applied to the wheels. A single cylinder deisel motor that was hand cranked, made in China I am sure... I would love to have one myself for doing things around the property.
Looks great 👍 runs great It seems ,fantastic build ! I have seen a lot of videos Taryl on garden tractors pulling a Walk behind garden tiller. I am in the process of finishing up. Those videos that I have seen are just throw together except for one video of a garden tiller and a guy did worked out fine mine's different built. Once everything's together I will put a video how it was built the way it was built what I used and also showing and working condition for my garden. Coming soon !
Now we just need some snow to test her out in! I live in south west lower Michigan right on Lake Michigan and it's been pretty mild this year. Only got my snowblower out 3 times. Cool toy and great video!
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Still think you should paint it like Wall-E pulling a rickshaw.
you guys are Awesome, best videos on the net
Just missed little Johnny wasn’t helping. Lol
I see why the Valentines sold out - those were awesome!
Please consider doing a video on this thing regeared . I really like this project. Also the hot rod wheel horse.
Looks like a senior mobility scooter just needs a basket in the front😂
I was thinking add some baskets around the seat pedestal so you can get to the stores when the streets are covered with snow or ice.
Your right about that buddy!! Adding some carrying attachments and this way it would be easy to carry the bricks of Hamm's!!! Guzzle on uncle T.
Or put a box in back.
I was thinking the same thing. 🤣😂
24 of hamms
I’m in Southern Ontario, it’s a beautiful Sunny Sunday, snow is mostly all melted, it’s been a warm winter.
Taryl and team are very smart. Genius build.
It's not a failure unless you give up. Good job bud!
Truly a renaissance man Taryl. You are the man!! I always look forward to seeing videos from you.
i really enjoy watching the process , your experience and skills , welding , fabrication , all the years of working on everything , trying and adjusting , and the humor
I could imagine this unit with a high/low drive and some removable tools up front like a mower deck, snow blower/plow, garden tiller, a rear hitch to pull an ice fishing shelter. It can be made into a real useful machine. When you get it in high gear, it would be a load of fun to cruise around in the snow with. You are a real innovator and i enjoy your videos greatly.
Wow! A home-made articulated track-driven wheel chair/sled. There’s a need and use for this. Thanks for the journey!
What else can I say Taryl, other than “AWESOME!”
Great build Tarly dactal. Looks perfect for little Johnny’s birthday present. 🧝🏻
Luv the Snow Dog project! Thanks, Taryl! 👍👍 Now, if we only had some snow. 😁
Terrell has his mobility and freedom back sounds like a TV ad back in the day 😁
You're correct about guys that build stuff and don't show all the problems they have. I work on stuff and make mistakes, and it's just try, if it works, great, if not try again. You do very good work sir.
Taryl, you are MUIST SEE youtube, for me. This is the kind of thing I did (and miss doing) when I was kid. Family and work are my life, now. When I was 13, I wanted a motorcycle and my parents said "no." Un daunted, an old man on my street, who I had mowed his yard for a couple years, let me have his old power propelled mower. This B&S powered mower had a shaft coming out of the side of it that used a bicycle chain, to drive the front wheels via a set of cogs that rode on the wheels. I took the eningine out and made some brackets out of angle iron to hold the motor in the frame of a bicycle. I found another "10 speed" bike and bolted the the big front sprocket to the small sproket on the bicycle axel. It worked! I had a three HP "motorccycle" that I could shift gears on. You had to mostly stay in low gear, which was about 15mph. The higher gears were more than the motor could pull except on flat ground, with no wind. Loved every minute of it- especially spiting my parents! 😀
I wish I lived across from Taryl, would be a blast seeing what comes out of his shop. Thank you Taryl for posting these videos I look forward to everyone, you are a gift to us all…
That would make a good powered lawn roller or aerator for the summer
After years of watching your videos I finally picked up a used snow blower for free with no previous knowledge if it ran, started or anything. I got it running just in time for the snow to melt but maybe I'll get lucky and get some snow soon so I can really test it out. Thank you for the inspiration and confidence to jump get into this as a hobby and who knows where a hobby can take you!
Now that's a cool project Taryl, well done!
That thing is awesome! Now I need one as well… 😂
I'm impressed...
Good job Brother.
Can't wait till it snows.
Thanks Taryl, loved this whole series.
As always... probably the best videos on TH-cam. Catman!
That thing is awesome! I really love getting to see these builds as they progress!! The people in the neighboring businesses must be looking out the window thinking, "I'm in the wrong line line of work, why don't I get to do fun stuff like that?" .
Gotta have the right parts. Has my brain turning now future build lol
That thing is freaking awesome, great job taryl, keep up the great work
Awesome, and love the clutch mod!!
A work of art, give us a smile
Really enjoy watching this one watching this instead of the Super Bowl
Awesome Job Taryl. Something like this would be great to have out on my acreage. Love these kinds of builds, and can't waite to see what you make next.
Now that torkconverder is the way to go..... Slow or faster! COOL!!!
Looks like fun! Great job building this!
That was fun. What a hoot
Love your videos Taryl! The snow dog is coming along great, you're a very talented individual!
That is badass what you just built right there ... ✊
Love these tinkering videos!
Cool series Taryl. Snow Kitty looks like fun. It may be handy if you get snowed in.
I love the builds, you've got a clever mind.for solutions and I like how you explain how you arrive at your decisions
Up in northwestern corner of Vermont today was 47! Tomorrow warmer and wednesday up to 60! Just a week ago we had 20 below! 80 degree difference!! Crazy messed up weather! I wish it stays 60!! LOL
'Son of a hitch '...lolol.... I wasn't expecting that! You got me!
What a great three part series.
i love it Taryl all your builds are awesome.
You need to make a snow kitty sticker for it now. It looks like so much fun to ride!
Nice little CRITTER YOU HAVE THERE!! THAT'S A NEAT MACHINE!!
This is AWESOME! I definitely want to build one.
Good job Tarly keep up the good work. I enjoy your shenanigans and all the info.
We don't seem to get any snow anymore. When I was a kid in the late 60s early 70s we were outside all the time. Are bikes never got put away. I would take an old front fender turn it upside down and make a snow ski for the front wheel. Haha it didn't really work but had fun. These kids now days want to stay in the house winter and summer. I wonder if that could be a reason we don't get any snow anymore. They went on the Innerscreen and some how and turned off the snow. I wouldn't put it past them little whipper snappers. I live about 100 miles south west of Taryl's place In Morris Illinois. The biggest snow that I remember was the storm of 1967. I was going to load up my new snow Blower and take it up to my mother in laws place In Stevens point Wisconsin. She still get snow . Gee's the Northern part of Indiana up by Lake Michigan doesn't even get big lake effect snows anymore. Just wish that I knew more about Puters so I could reverse the no snow cruse that the young whipper snappers found on the Innerscreen.
Build a nice heavy duty bumper and use that as a weight. Nice job 👍
A couple of ideas for you to consider is a hood with lights and fenders. Great project nice job
Can’t wait for the snow video!
Great job Taryl. Could make a lawn roller for it. Keep the videos coming.
Great job Taryl Thank You I Like your Mechanical Skills
By the way, watching your channel and seeing how you do things and seeing part numbers has save me a lot of time and money so I can do it myself. Thank you very much.
Make it look good and take it to one of those crazy meet ups you go to in the summer . You will a one of a kind .
Dang Taryl - you put in a lot of good work on this project lol. That is one really cool snow-sled. When I heard you were adding a torque converter I was taken by surprise there a bit lol! I was like - what's going to be next? A transmission and a rear wheel differential?!?! hahaha. Keep up the great work man. *Chefs kiss*.
Also I think the proper test is to see how well it can climb hills / go through rough terrain. Setup a mini tractor pull for it haha :P You can use that for other things you build in the future too! It would provide you a good litmus tester. Something even a typical mower can be tested on - but also capable of testing something like what you're riding now - or even stronger! Or not - could be a waste of time haha. Whatever you do i'll be watching.
Good Job Dyral, would love something like that for ice fishing. Now you need to paint it, and some tin to cover that belt.
Nice, can’t beat having fun. I want one for when I’m old and grumpy and need a mobility scooter.
That’s a cool dog right there!
Can't wait to see how it works in the snow came out awesome thank you for the video taryl can't wait to see what the next one's going to be
I can't call it a complete success until I see it in snow!
@@kastbarg fax their brother killed his snow can't call it a complete success but I think it is going to do great
Love the show
I really like this build. I need me one. Looks like a lot of fun!🤘🏻
If you have a lake that freezes solid, that would be great for taking ice fishing equipment out on the lake.
Great project. That thing is cool!
Taryl Fixes All does it again building another cool toy, (The Snow Kitty) I enjoyed watching this 3-part build. Thanks for another unique build Taryl. AND THERE'S YOUR DINNER!!! 👆🏼👆🏼
Came out awesome now let's see it in some snow
Nice job Taryl. I think I would put a radius on the corners of the aluminum diamond plate floorboard just for safety sake but the rest is great.
It's a whole. lotta fun 🤩
Heck yeah thing is awesome 👍 it ought to go anywhere I love it
I'd like a tracked wheel barrel made outta one of those.
Hi Taryl,
As I responded to video #2, we had a couple Bolens Diablo Rouge on our farm back in the '60s.
It seems you've experienced the pros & cons of the configuration.
Pros..
- very maneuverable. Turning that tightly around a post at the end of your yard would not be possible in a traditional snowmobile configuration without getting off and bouncing it around.. if the snow weren't too deep.
- if stuck, you can disconnect the sled by simply pulling a pin and then walking the tractor out.
- although it is done on traditional snow machines in Canadian northern communities during the summer, as you've demonstrated, the tractor / trailer configuration better lends itself to the sled being outfitted with wheels..
Cons.. (& why, IMO, they didn't take over the market)..
- on a traditionally configured snow machine, heavier loads deliver more traction on the tread, while the weight on the skis remains relatively constant. But on a tractor / sled configuration, a heavier load only delivers more drag on the skis with no addition weight on the tread to deliver more traction... therefore..
- the Diablo Rouge tractors were deceivingly heavier than expected.. I assume Bolens did that purposely to deliver sufficient traction..
BTW..
The tractor / trailer configuration with wheels has been utilized in eastern European communities as a work horse, often used for such things as hauling produce to market or cord wood home for heating..
So it appears you may have built a pretty good SHTF transport vehicle..
Although not as fast, I bet it's MPG may be that of a Prius? 8-)
Best regards, Dennis
IM GONNA GIVE YOU CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE. YOUR TREATING YOU TUBE LIKE A REAL JOB. THANKS FOR BEING REAL. WE APPRECIATE ALLL YOUR HARD WORK THANK YOU
A VID EVERY 3 DAYS YOUR NAILING IT. YOU HAVE ENTERED THE TOP CLASS.
Your a smart guy brother! Great project.
We all need one
I LOVE IT. GREAT vid Taryl
Awesome man! My brother shared the first build with me over FB and I’ve been hooked since. You’re quite the character.I’d like to see it in the snow….when you finally get some!
That is awesome Taryl 👍🏻 you are Genius
That is the coolest ever!
love ya post taryl. hi from Australia
R.I.P. bushings..lol...love ya brother
You sure creative taryl I love it !!!
i love it its so cool i wanna see it in the snow
This is a cool project, been following
Great shot at the end. Looks like the snow kitty made you flip your wig. HaHa 😃
When I was in Korea, the locals have a tractor we all refer to as a "1 Eyed Buffalo".
It was the exact same thing as your concept, 2 wheels, and a simple engine, a deisel i think, and a tow hitch to pull a wagon.
It was amazing the amount of work those people could get out of those little tractors.
again, you can sit on it, too small, just 2 drive wheels, but an incredible amount of torque applied to the wheels.
A single cylinder deisel motor that was hand cranked, made in China I am sure...
I would love to have one myself for doing things around the property.
Just kiddin about the deck. It's pretty KOOL!
What a great little toy…👍👍
That’s totally awesome 😊
You be da man Taryl! 👍
You’re a good man, Taryl!
You’re not so bad yourself William!!
This build can be fun for a lot of things. Good job Taryl. But I’ve never heard of no snow in Indiana.
Looks great 👍 runs great It seems ,fantastic build !
I have seen a lot of videos Taryl on garden tractors pulling a Walk behind garden tiller. I am in the process of finishing up. Those videos that I have seen are just throw together except for one video of a garden tiller and a guy did worked out fine mine's different built. Once everything's together I will put a video how it was built the way it was built what I used and also showing and working condition for my garden. Coming soon !
Now we just need some snow to test her out in! I live in south west lower Michigan right on Lake Michigan and it's been pretty mild this year. Only got my snowblower out 3 times. Cool toy and great video!
I want me a snow 🐕. Thanks taryl and great video's
Taryl, you are a master builder. Awesome machine.
Great video Taryl!! There’s your dinner!
During one of your test drives, I saw neighbors outside, they must think what the heck is that crazy Teryl building now!!!!!
That's pretty slick
really nice! cant wait to see it in the snow or sand ..drive it around with push mower behind it like a bushog taryl
Trial and error is what it's all about. Cool build!!
Thats pretty cool man good job
This would be my everyday driver.