That's a great idea. I've heard people say to put a hair dryer on the input to the air filter too. Haven't tried that yet, but might give it a go at some point this winter to see.
@Redneck_Ed it's like I told Aguas yrs ago instead of a heat lamp to keep their well house warm in the winter put a electric heater in it because they have a Thermostat to control the heat and save electricity. I have one in my cordless tool cabinet also
How's she goin'? This is an interesting test to do. My GC2300 is 15 years old and it would be interesting to see if the Hydraulic pressure is still up to spec. Thanks for showing how to do it!! All the best for the New Year and take care!!
Best to you in the new year too! This project was simple but really interesting. I learned a lot about the fittings and quick couplers on the tractor too. There is a Vevor kit out there that is pretty nice, but I don't think it has the right adapters for making a 3/8" AG quick coupler connection. That Vevor kit seems to be designed to screw the test gauge pigtail into a 3/8" hydraulic line. Ken's Bolt On or piecing it together are the best ways to go in my opinion. $48 for the Massey gauge kit from Ken. Not sure if shipping would be high for your area. It's $9 or $15 flat in the US.
Great video Ed, I’ve been working on my 2022 1725M and was wondering if there was a way to email you? I had a channel back when TH-cam started a long time back, and was wanting to start another about the Massey, similar to what you do. I would also like to maybe collaborate with you on some knowledge I have in the field. How could I get ahold of you or get in touch with you?
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Great video, Ed! That is a fairly inexpensive way to test the pressure.
Hey Ed , I'm using another way to keep my gc1723e warm this winter. I tarped it and put a personal heater underneath it .
That's a great idea. I've heard people say to put a hair dryer on the input to the air filter too. Haven't tried that yet, but might give it a go at some point this winter to see.
@Redneck_Ed it's like I told Aguas yrs ago instead of a heat lamp to keep their well house warm in the winter put a electric heater in it because they have a Thermostat to control the heat and save electricity. I have one in my cordless tool cabinet also
Oh, Happy New Year Ed!
Thank you! Best to you as well in 2023!
How's she goin'? This is an interesting test to do. My GC2300 is 15 years old and it would be interesting to see if the Hydraulic pressure is still up to spec. Thanks for showing how to do it!! All the best for the New Year and take care!!
Best to you in the new year too! This project was simple but really interesting. I learned a lot about the fittings and quick couplers on the tractor too. There is a Vevor kit out there that is pretty nice, but I don't think it has the right adapters for making a 3/8" AG quick coupler connection. That Vevor kit seems to be designed to screw the test gauge pigtail into a 3/8" hydraulic line. Ken's Bolt On or piecing it together are the best ways to go in my opinion. $48 for the Massey gauge kit from Ken. Not sure if shipping would be high for your area. It's $9 or $15 flat in the US.
@@Redneck_Ed Thanks Ed. I'll check into that!!
Great video Ed, I’ve been working on my 2022 1725M and was wondering if there was a way to email you? I had a channel back when TH-cam started a long time back, and was wanting to start another about the Massey, similar to what you do. I would also like to maybe collaborate with you on some knowledge I have in the field. How could I get ahold of you or get in touch with you?
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Mine was at 1500!!! Bumped it to 2150 and WOW
What’s the kit? Ken who?
Check out the video description for all of that info.
The sealant will not contaminate anything that is what its made for
Good to know but you know with my luck Murphy would pay me a visit I'm sure, lol!
@@Redneck_Ed great video though i have the gc1725m im also a mechanic i use the sealant all the time its better than the tape
Interesting, my Yanmar SA424 makes 2,422 PSI, maybe why it lifts 1,199 pounds💪🏻😜
Absolutely, PSI is king or queen :) when it comes to lifting power!!