Nice Ed, well done, this is a nice repair video, the Condor battery packed up but instead I took our Isuzu truck for a ride, I will most likely have a fresh battery for the Condor Friday, will load the video after work today
Thank you Jan. Would have liked to get a little better video, showing more, but hopefully I explained it well enough to help someone. Looking forward to it 👍😁
You fixed it! Our Ditch Witch trenchers used a similar lock ring setup on their cylinders. Theirs just had a piece of square stock with a short 90 in it and you would catch it with the hole in the head and rotate. Enjoyed the video!
Hey a "Toy Tractor". 😆😆 I had same cylinder rebuild a couple of times, then the shop that was doing the rebuild told me that end cap hole was worn egg shaped & wouldn't seal properly. Of course, just my luck they couldn't get a replacement end cap. Nor could I from "Mother DEERE". 🙄 So, now I've got a newer cylinder on the one side. Thanks for the tutorial on the cylinder rebuild. 👍🏻 Take care. 🍻🍻🥃🥃🥃
Go figure 🙄.. I was told that style is the better of the two. Mother Deere is good at making things obsolete. If all goes well, I might be able to get some footage of the neighbors toy tractor at work.. maybe.. thank you Ron! Take care!👍😁🥃🥃🍻🇺🇸🇺🇸
I have to do some of this work....I'm not set up to do it just yet. Never do today what you can put off till next year... I'm trying to get a woodworking shop put together before winter rolls in. tHanks for the helpful video
Good afternoon Ed, too dang hot to work outside. We'll be back baling this evening when it cools down, last field of 1st cutting Orchard Grass, only a month and a half late but still looks pretty good.
Good afternoon Steve. Definitely too hot!! Was 99.7 here a couple hours ago... Most everything is still looking good, a few exceptions, but overall 👍 Neighbors is still too tough.. actually worse than yesterday..
@@mattthescrapwhisperer it's been hiding under the sawhorses and crap.. pulled it out to look for a tool. That ofcoarse wasn't in it, but the mummy mice were
Parts prices are bad enough... I felt bad charging what we changed him.. but we also did a lot more than just repair the cylinder. But it all takes time.. in town time is $120-$150/hour.. I can't see doing that to people..
I have no idea when it comes to repairing hydraulics so l defer to your greater knowledge. However, l do recognise a great and handy loader tractor when l see one! Top regards to all!
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin 🤣🤣🤣🤣 l have repaired hydraulic pipes on hydraulic slurry scrapers but no T shirt for hydraulic rams. So, you are the great one young man, l stand in your shadow again!
Strictly educational.. regular video tonight. Only 4 so far eh?? Stay safe.. 2pm, 99.5°, breaker just tripped for the AC.. btw, they said only 90° today 🙄🤣😆🤬🥵🥵🥵🥵
@@farawayfarm2520 nice...not At 99.8°, the humidity has finally come down some. 35% now.. not good hay drying weather 🙄 tedder raked the neighbors again today, it was wetter than yesterday..
Is the plug in place of the fitting necessary for the rebuild? I'm getting ready to do all 4 cylinders and hoses, and I'm gathering parts. Great video by the way. Very informative.
Honestly, I don't remember if it's actually necessary. I just always plug holes, keeps stuff out and in many cases, keeps from making as much mess. Hopefully the video helps, that's the first cylinder of that design I've done. It took me a few minutes to figure out the wire. And second guessing myself, as rust had it stuck together too. Thank you! Best of luck!!
I'm looking for the part where you remove the Wire. Once you lift the end of the wire out of the slot do you twist the end where the hose connects clockwise to feed the wire out of the slot. I'm pretty sure that's the only solution. Thanks for the video.
I guess I didn't show that, sorry. It took me a few minutes to figure it out, but yes, rotate the end, I don't know which way, whichever way helps the wire come out.. reverse procedure going back together.. it does matter direct going back together, as the end has to line up with the hose.. I honestly went the wrong way the first time.. oops, rolled it back out and went the other way.
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin Thank you again. I thought that was the solution. I'm gonna put a pipe wrench on it in the morning, and get this thing done. (The picture is my granddaughter )
@@Jocelynn663 you are welcome!! Shouldn't turn hard, they do get pretty rusty, I stuffed a rag up in the cylinder and used a wire wheel to clean up the rust. A good layer of petroleum jelly will help protect the new O when you put it back together.
Very informative, I can always come back to your video when I have issues with the cylinder's. Nice video.
Thank you!! I hope it's good enough to help someone.
Cool video on the cylinder repair Ed. Glad it’s back together
Between what you were taught and what you learned from experience heck of a good mechanic
Thank you sir! I'm sure you are very capable as well.,
Nice Ed, well done, this is a nice repair video, the Condor battery packed up but instead I took our Isuzu truck for a ride, I will most likely have a fresh battery for the Condor Friday, will load the video after work today
Thank you Jan. Would have liked to get a little better video, showing more, but hopefully I explained it well enough to help someone.
Looking forward to it 👍😁
You fixed it! Our Ditch Witch trenchers used a similar lock ring setup on their cylinders. Theirs just had a piece of square stock with a short 90 in it and you would catch it with the hole in the head and rotate. Enjoyed the video!
Yes sir... Seems like I fix a lot of 💩🤔😂🤣
All kinds of different setups..
Thank you Doug!
Hey a "Toy Tractor". 😆😆 I had same cylinder rebuild a couple of times, then the shop that was doing the rebuild told me that end cap hole was worn egg shaped & wouldn't seal properly. Of course, just my luck they couldn't get a replacement end cap. Nor could I from "Mother DEERE". 🙄 So, now I've got a newer cylinder on the one side. Thanks for the tutorial on the cylinder rebuild. 👍🏻 Take care. 🍻🍻🥃🥃🥃
Go figure 🙄.. I was told that style is the better of the two.
Mother Deere is good at making things obsolete.
If all goes well, I might be able to get some footage of the neighbors toy tractor at work.. maybe.. thank you Ron! Take care!👍😁🥃🥃🍻🇺🇸🇺🇸
I have to do some of this work....I'm not set up to do it just yet. Never do today what you can put off till next year...
I'm trying to get a woodworking shop put together before winter rolls in. tHanks for the helpful video
Always fun..lol.. hopefully you get the wood shop done before the snow flys..
Great job👌👍! I think, the owner will be happy with it😁👍.
Thank you! I think the other cylinder is getting bad too, still setting a little, but very useable now.
Have a great day!
Good information my Friend! I'm sure this video will definitely help someone out. Have a good night!
Thank you! I hope it helps someone!
Have a good night my friend!
It is strange seeing that wire in there... Nice job Ed!!
It's actually easier to get apart then the ones with the snap ring.
Thank you Chris!
Good afternoon Ed, too dang hot to work outside. We'll be back baling this evening when it cools down, last field of 1st cutting Orchard Grass, only a month and a half late but still looks pretty good.
Good afternoon Steve. Definitely too hot!! Was 99.7 here a couple hours ago...
Most everything is still looking good, a few exceptions, but overall 👍
Neighbors is still too tough.. actually worse than yesterday..
I see someone has a new service tool box. Pretty fancy!
You mean the blue one on the floor.. lol.. that's my old one, needs to get cleaned up and put in the pickup..
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin ha! Well, I screwed that one up 😂👌🍻
@@mattthescrapwhisperer it's been hiding under the sawhorses and crap.. pulled it out to look for a tool. That ofcoarse wasn't in it, but the mummy mice were
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin Those little bastards get in everywhere
Ahh a green tractor Nice Tractor
Ya.. with soybean plastic that is all busted up.. not Mother Deere's better idea...
I'll do the small cylinders but 5" and over go to the hyd. shop. There just to big to wrassel by myself....Good video Ed.....
Lol.. getting the bigger ones apart is usually the issue.. we don't have the big equipment to do it...
Thank you Brent!!
Still at the job thing. I'll check this later.
Thanks Ed.
Be safe Bryce! Thank you!
Time for me to learn fixing cylinders here have tripled I had one done a week ago and I fell out my chair when I got the bill
Parts prices are bad enough...
I felt bad charging what we changed him.. but we also did a lot more than just repair the cylinder.
But it all takes time.. in town time is $120-$150/hour.. I can't see doing that to people..
I have no idea when it comes to repairing hydraulics so l defer to your greater knowledge. However, l do recognise a great and handy loader tractor when l see one! Top regards to all!
You, the Great Dingle.. has never worn the shirt??
Cylinders are easy, some of the rest of the system, not so much..
Thank you Jon! Take care!
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin 🤣🤣🤣🤣 l have repaired hydraulic pipes on hydraulic slurry scrapers but no T shirt for hydraulic rams. So, you are the great one young man, l stand in your shadow again!
@@JonDingle 🤣😂🤣😂 you play in the 💩, but not the fluid..
Not in my shadow, you're beside me, as you are capable, just haven't done it yet 👍😎
I also use vegetable oil in a pinch but vasoline works well
I think vaseline works best, doesn't matter what fluids or air it's in.. dielectric grease is pretty good too.. then grease and oil.
G'day buddy 🍻
G'DAY MATE 👍😁
Pretty early in the day for Ed's video. Getting a thunderstorm again here. That's 4 today. Only .39 inches.
Strictly educational.. regular video tonight.
Only 4 so far eh?? Stay safe..
2pm, 99.5°, breaker just tripped for the AC.. btw, they said only 90° today 🙄🤣😆🤬🥵🥵🥵🥵
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin 5 storms now. They got hail north of here we got another .32 of rain.
@@farawayfarm2520 nice...not
At 99.8°, the humidity has finally come down some. 35% now.. not good hay drying weather 🙄 tedder raked the neighbors again today, it was wetter than yesterday..
G'day Mom and my favourite #1 & #2
Definitely always lube your o rings
Definitely,😁
Is the plug in place of the fitting necessary for the rebuild? I'm getting ready to do all 4 cylinders and hoses, and I'm gathering parts. Great video by the way. Very informative.
Honestly, I don't remember if it's actually necessary. I just always plug holes, keeps stuff out and in many cases, keeps from making as much mess.
Hopefully the video helps, that's the first cylinder of that design I've done. It took me a few minutes to figure out the wire. And second guessing myself, as rust had it stuck together too.
Thank you!
Best of luck!!
Is there a trick to getting that ring out to pull the cylinder apart? I can’t get it to budge
I'm looking for the part where you remove the Wire. Once you lift the end of the wire out of the slot do you twist the end where the hose connects clockwise to feed the wire out of the slot. I'm pretty sure that's the only solution. Thanks for the video.
I guess I didn't show that, sorry.
It took me a few minutes to figure it out, but yes, rotate the end, I don't know which way, whichever way helps the wire come out.. reverse procedure going back together.. it does matter direct going back together, as the end has to line up with the hose.. I honestly went the wrong way the first time.. oops, rolled it back out and went the other way.
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin Thank you again. I thought that was the solution. I'm gonna put a pipe wrench on it in the morning, and get this thing done. (The picture is my granddaughter )
@@Jocelynn663 you are welcome!!
Shouldn't turn hard, they do get pretty rusty, I stuffed a rag up in the cylinder and used a wire wheel to clean up the rust. A good layer of petroleum jelly will help protect the new O when you put it back together.
Mid-day video!
Yes sir... A twofer today 🥃🥃🍻
is there a seal inside that tube or it just has those seals on the shaft you are putting in the cylinder
Seals inside the gland for the rod and the land has seals on the outside to the cylinder tube.
thanks I see now .@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin
@@jonesy4588 you are welcome!
late
But you made it... And first on the regular one👍😁😎
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin yah
First?
Yes sir 👍😁
Late.again, still at the daily 🤦🤦
Lol.. I gotta be really early to catch you at work.. hopefully your toothpicks hold up for the next one.
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin Bless it I know, they got the best of me today for sure, no promises on tonight's toothpicks 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Pennies_on_the_dollar I'll try to be a little early..
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin 😁😁👍👍🙏🙏