Nice video! As a retired service tech on this type of equipment, my advice is you should use or run it once week to keep everything freed up. Sitting idle for long periods is bad on equipment!!!!
Any telehandler is worth fixing. In 70-80s we never had one or a man lift. All hand work ladders carrying material up . A new one cost $150k . So keep this ole Funny Bone.. I bought a Lull 1044-54 2001 at Ritchie brothers $35 k . Wish I had it when I was a kid back in 80s Good job and channel.
Great progress on your folks house Jesse, nice to see that you are able to give them a hand when you can. Your machinery inventory is getting to the stage where there is not much you won't be able to take on as far as projects go, so nice to see you build your contracting business capabilities and self sufficiency. Very enjoyable and quality video presentations, thanks for bringing us along on your journey. Be well.../B
I sure enjoy You sharing your love for Dan & Sharon! I follow all 3 of your You Tube Channels and certainly enjoy your Mom's beautiful voice....amazing how God makes a difference in family life....also enjoy your buddy Andrew Camarata as well. Keep it going Jesse, Dan and Sharon!
9/30 22. Oh yes..little son Noah is now driving the Telehandler ! He has been patiently waiting for you to fix t/brakes & that awkward exhaust upright to yur muffler...thx dad for more of this 'fixup' video. Bet grandma & grandpa were glad to see Noah drive that Pettibone over to their place for an afternoon of lifting osb up to enclose their gable end. Yup..another great family work day! Very nice Jesse! Stay safe & carry on Sir!⚙🛠💪🚜👍👍👍😊🍺
I sometimes think this is a curse, in my case, I am always undervaluing my time, parts take forever to get, things are expensive and I tend to buy things that need to be repaired and then they sit for a long time......
Something to be aware of with rubber brake hoses; the inner liner can separate from the outer reinforced layers and act as a check valve - causing the brake caliper to hang and drag excessively. I've run into this on more than one occasion and all have been on disk brakes. I assume it is more likely to occur on disc brake systems vs drum due to the much higher flow volumes needed to actuate the larger piston area of disc calipers.
I've rebuilt several calipers. Some I just cleaned up and used the existing rubber parts without leaks. I've used the master cylinder to push the stuck pistons out. However, I've NEVER not been able to push one out! Calipers are the lowest part in the brake system. They collect all of the moisture that the brake fluid absorbs! Great job cross referencing the numbers on the calipers!
With your parents up in the basket it would have been a good time to negotiate a raise in your allowance. lol. Your mom is great. She probably knows a lot about building a house. For five weeks I drove 20 miles to help my parents build their new home. Not only did my mom put in equal time with framing but she brought awesome dinners made in the morning. Moms are like that.
Great video Jesse. I enjoy watching you diagnose, disassemble and repair things. Thank you for sharing your abilities, knowledge and most important your family. It was enjoyable to see you helping your parents. God blesses when we help parents. Praying for your health, strength, safety, peace and success. Blessings brother... ☝🙏🙌👫👨👩👧👧💪🎯... see you on the next one.
Another great video and also well explained like all your previous work. We had a chuckle at Noahs antics. Well done young man, always enjoy your real life videos. Uncle Bob and Aunty Lina. NZ.
the first time i watched your dads channel was the day you helped him with his car and his window got shot out.andrew camarata got me started on your channel.
Two great videos in quick succession , it just doesn’t get any better . Noah has grown since we last saw him , both your kids are adorable. Thank you for sharing them with us . 👍👍🇬🇧
That’s probably the most service work that’s ever been done on this machine. I subscribed to your parents channel and have been watching them build. I guess I will see you on their channel later. It’s good when kids take time to help their parents and you have the tools/equipment to do it. The grey sealer or epoxy on the exhaust, is it the epoxy advertising on ytube channels that will not drill or grind. If you use flexible pipe on exhaust it will rust out and not last very long. I’m glad you didn’t use any of it. Very good video Jesse
Another great video Jesse! I really enjoy your repairs with your explanations. My son and family live next to us and it’s nice to have his assistance on projects. Your Son is so cute! 😊
Dude, your unbelievable! You can fix anything that comes your way! Probably got that from your mom, she kick ass on that bucket & helped your dad with there build. Really enjoy this stuff your vlogging! God bless!
Great video, thanks Jesse. Glad you’re able to help your parents. (I enjoy their channels) Some day your kids will be able to help you, although that Noah looks like he might be a little wild on the controls 😉
Backbreaking work Jesse ! Noticed around minute 23:40 the grease fitting looked quite dry. You mentioned no fittings in some areas but these wheels seem important to this armchair mechanic ! lol
Great work! Awesome video! Thanks for helping your parents! Your mom, she's great! Way cool that she's able to jump in & help, no matter what the project! Noah's such a cutie! He's a happy little boy.
Your temporary "basket attachment" made it possible to help your folks with their house. That was a generously sized basket. Who knows, maybe you could get a bunch of people square dancing 40 feet in the air.
For the brake bleeding, any old plastic jug will work, as long as the hose curves up before it comes back down (so the bubbles rise away from the caliper). I usually use a gallon water jug with the hollow handle, and I'll stick the clear hose into the handle so it stays put. Regardless, nice work on a tough brake job
you could really see the T/H extra power when you unseized the breaks From a big fan of yourself and Andrew from Sheffield, England. Looking forward to the rest of the house videos Jesse.
nice to get new breaks , and it was much better to have the Telehandler as opposed to scaffolding the house ! It is also nice when these machines you purchase for a reasonable rate come in handy for exactly for there intention.
Great video Jesse Your folks are amazing, I'm going to subscribe now . I see some early operators My brother started running backhoes at 13. Then ran everything. Good work
Not to be sexist or anything.... but your Mom is a power house. I saw on their own channel that she currently has Lyme disease and she's still powering through it no problemo. I can see how your parents instilled your work ethic. Awesome family!
This machine versus scaffolding...No contest, I would say, Jesse. What a great find for your enterprise....your young son knows it too ! I like your content and this YT Channel. 🙂💯
Looks like your Dad's place is dried in, I'm sure that was the goal for this summer. Those calipers battled you, but good brakes are a must. Nice job fixing them.
Are those tires foam filled or air? Pneumatic makes me nervous when people are in the basket. If a tire suddenly lost pressure and the machine tips down 6", the resulting movement in the basket would be much more, potentially throwing somebody out. Might think about safety harnesses. Good job on the brakes. I had a similar experience on my dump truck. Many of the brakes were locked up, but it's hard to tell on this big equipment. I like your weld on the exhaust flange, cutting the flange to bend down tabs and fill that gap. Nice work.
These are air filled, and yea I have been thinking about that for a while. It wouldnt do much good to hook to this basket with a harness but the new basket should be coming in any day and its got plenty of hook spots for harnesses. And I also just got 3 new harnesses, so we will be tying off the next time someone is in the basket. That is also a reason that I do not want to move my crane much, if a tire fails while towing it....that thing would probably tip off the lowboy. Its funny that you are the first person to mention this, but it is really an issue with air filled tires.
Great video dude and a awesome grease gun you got that's cool? Your house is coming along lovely please please make more videos thank you and make sure you have a great day love from 🇬🇧
Put some silicone on the ends of that flexpipe, it might look tight from the outside but there is always a small slit when no gasket is used. Small dust particles is what kills an engine quickly, we get at least 5-6 customers a year that kill a good older engine because the intake piping after the filter has dry rotted and is sucking in dust.
Hey Jesse,Just a tidbit of info with that older diesel.I don't know if you guys are running low-sulpher diesel,but if you are,I would be adding Diesel lube for your injector pumps on that older machinery.sulpher acted as a lubricant on those older injector pumps.Good vid,nice work.
So, here is something to consider for another parking brake assist. Put line locks on it. Press the brake peddle, set the locks, better than that little drum brake could ever hold...!
It actually does have line locks in it already. the knob is broken though. That drum brake is really impressive though and they say not to use the line locks as a parking brake, only to assist
@@jmuller86 did I not write "assist"...? But good to know it is there already just needs repairs...if people are going to in a basket, everything needs to work...! Cool beans kid..!
Always enjoy your videos, thank you for recording.
Nice video! As a retired service tech on this type of equipment, my advice is you should use or run it once week to keep everything freed up. Sitting idle for long periods is bad on equipment!!!!
yea it does seem like that is a good idea
Not just a good idea ....kind of have to do.....tire pressure too . battery too and shelter would really help
What a great son. Well done Jessie.
Any telehandler is worth fixing.
In 70-80s we never had one or a man lift.
All hand work ladders carrying material up .
A new one cost $150k .
So keep this ole Funny Bone..
I bought a Lull 1044-54 2001 at Ritchie brothers $35 k .
Wish I had it when I was a kid back in 80s
Good job and channel.
I love that you are giving this thing a new life. Looking forward to the video down the road wen you change the piston rings...
Aloha Jesse , Always a pleasure . I have a Pettibone , I haven't started on it yet .
Nothing beats a telehandler to put stuff right where you need it. Saves a lot of time and hassle for construction
Great progress on your folks house Jesse, nice to see that you are able to give them a hand when you can. Your machinery inventory is getting to the stage where there is not much you won't be able to take on as far as projects go, so nice to see you build your contracting business capabilities and self sufficiency. Very enjoyable and quality video presentations, thanks for bringing us along on your journey. Be well.../B
I sure enjoy You sharing your love for Dan & Sharon! I follow all 3 of your You Tube Channels and certainly enjoy your Mom's beautiful voice....amazing how God makes a difference in family life....also enjoy your buddy Andrew Camarata as well. Keep it going Jesse, Dan and Sharon!
9/30 22. Oh yes..little son Noah is now driving the Telehandler ! He has been patiently waiting for you to fix t/brakes & that awkward exhaust upright to yur muffler...thx dad for more of this 'fixup' video. Bet grandma & grandpa were glad to see Noah drive that Pettibone over to their place for an afternoon of lifting osb up to enclose their gable end. Yup..another great family work day! Very nice Jesse! Stay safe & carry on Sir!⚙🛠💪🚜👍👍👍😊🍺
You are a good son and good family man, also thanks for helping your mom Mrs W and Dan. I watch all of your videos. God bless.
Love the video on repairs on the Telehandler .
Catching up late. I loved the cut and bend work. It just made sense for the need.
what a cute little boy. i enjoyed hearing him talk
Jesse’s channel has become what AC’s used to be
Nice with new brakes, the truss boom option for the forks was very handy for long reach, when framing.
You are lucky to have the skills to repair your own machinery. Look forward to seeing more of house build soon.
I dont think its luck, its alot of hard work and not being afraid of trying :)
I sometimes think this is a curse, in my case, I am always undervaluing my time, parts take forever to get, things are expensive and I tend to buy things that need to be repaired and then they sit for a long time......
Great job on you video. When I saw you hammering on that first caliper, it reminded me of Andrew.
I seem to remember a problem he had with no brakes and going downhill in one of those things😮😮
Glad to see your dads house 90% done before winter..
Great stuff as usual, Jesse! Thank you for the entertainment and God Speed on the house builds!
Very handy machine to have Jesse, you won’t regret what you have had to do to it to fix it up, worth it’s weight in gold!👌👍
Something to be aware of with rubber brake hoses; the inner liner can separate from the outer reinforced layers and act as a check valve - causing the brake caliper to hang and drag excessively. I've run into this on more than one occasion and all have been on disk brakes. I assume it is more likely to occur on disc brake systems vs drum due to the much higher flow volumes needed to actuate the larger piston area of disc calipers.
Just enjoy your content and family it’s a pleasure seeing hard work and reaping the benefits cheers and good luck
Jesse, your mum is such an inspiration and a real goer.
I'm glad those old lift cylinder hoses held out with your folks up in the air.
there is safety blocks on the cylinders so that if a hose breaks, the boom doesnt just drop. I mentioned that in the last video
I've rebuilt several calipers. Some I just cleaned up and used the existing rubber parts without leaks. I've used the master cylinder to push the stuck pistons out. However, I've NEVER not been able to push one out!
Calipers are the lowest part in the brake system. They collect all of the moisture that the brake fluid absorbs!
Great job cross referencing the numbers on the calipers!
Jesse it seems there isn't too much that you can't do fix, repair, build, drive and or operate. Be Proud! and stay safe.
That tellehandle is working out great ! I know you’ve had to do some a lot of work on it but boy is it making life easier
Those brake pads looked to be in good shape, thanx for re-using them. Good job Jesse. 🙂
loved seeing your boys!!! Awesome family
Thanks for being a good son and helping your parents!
With your parents up in the basket it would have been a good time to negotiate a raise in your allowance. lol. Your mom is great. She probably knows a lot about building a house. For five weeks I drove 20 miles to help my parents build their new home. Not only did my mom put in equal time with framing but she brought awesome dinners made in the morning. Moms are like that.
On jobs like that, a walkie-talkie might be of help. You may not hear them clearly over the machine noise, and they don't have to yell.
Great video Jesse. I enjoy watching you diagnose, disassemble and repair things. Thank you for sharing your abilities, knowledge and most important your family. It was enjoyable to see you helping your parents. God blesses when we help parents. Praying for your health, strength, safety, peace and success. Blessings brother... ☝🙏🙌👫👨👩👧👧💪🎯... see you on the next one.
Another great video and also well explained like all your previous work. We had a chuckle at Noahs antics. Well done young man, always enjoy your real life videos. Uncle Bob and Aunty Lina. NZ.
Really do you like your videos you seem like a wholesome guy down to earth man you’re a great videos very informative keep up the great work
the first time i watched your dads channel was the day you helped him with his car and his window got shot out.andrew camarata got me started on your channel.
I wanted to post it in the last video but I love that you give us the cost of your projects. Keep the content rolling!
Handy parents you’ve got👏👍
Two great videos in quick succession , it just doesn’t get any better . Noah has grown since we last saw him , both your kids are adorable. Thank you for sharing them with us . 👍👍🇬🇧
A lock-n-lube end would great for the new grease gun. They work great! Keep us up to date on all your adventures!!
I like that you didn’t have to pull the wheels off to do the brake job. Nice to have a little room to work.
Nice job Jesse You should cover the emergency brake with a piece of 4 inch PVC pipe with a cap on it for the winter
It’s great to include your kids… teaching them early instill early knowledge
You are definitely "THE MAN" Jesse .. I so admire your work ethic..
I always enjoy a good wrenching video. Thank you for posting.
That’s probably the most service work that’s ever been done on this machine. I subscribed to your parents channel and have been watching them build. I guess I will see you on their channel later. It’s good when kids take time to help their parents and you have the tools/equipment to do it.
The grey sealer or epoxy on the exhaust, is it the epoxy advertising on ytube channels that will not drill or grind. If you use flexible pipe on exhaust it will rust out and not last very long. I’m glad you didn’t use any of it. Very good video Jesse
You'er a man of few words Jesse, I found in my lifetime talkers aren't good doers.
I have found the same thing 😏
Another great video Jesse! I really enjoy your repairs with your explanations. My son and family live next to us and it’s nice to have his assistance on projects. Your Son is so cute! 😊
Good idea on the intake pipe!
Awesome job Jesse, and Noah next generation operators.
omg, you are a patient man for sure...
Dude, your unbelievable! You can fix anything that comes your way! Probably got that from your mom, she kick ass on that bucket & helped your dad with there build. Really enjoy this stuff your vlogging! God bless!
Great video, thanks Jesse. Glad you’re able to help your parents. (I enjoy their channels) Some day your kids will be able to help you, although that Noah looks like he might be a little wild on the controls 😉
nice job.looking forward to the rest of the rebuild you talked about
Great video 👍 Jessie that machine will return many hour's of good service nice to getting time with your boy.
Great video.and i love the ending .
Good job Jess Ha the seller replaced the exhaust filter big job all the stuff you did funny. 👍👍
Backbreaking work Jesse ! Noticed around minute 23:40 the grease fitting looked quite dry. You mentioned no fittings in some areas but these wheels seem important to this armchair mechanic ! lol
Thanks Jesse. Noah’s going to be a good helper in the future.
Great work! Awesome video! Thanks for helping your parents! Your mom, she's great! Way cool that she's able to jump in & help, no matter what the project! Noah's such a cutie! He's a happy little boy.
I adore it, maestro Noah Behind Steering🏅
Great video Jesse, more impressive maintenance work and servicing. IBC tote cages are great for one man access platforms
Your temporary "basket attachment" made it possible to help your folks with their house.
That was a generously sized basket. Who knows, maybe you could get a bunch of people square dancing 40 feet in the air.
For the brake bleeding, any old plastic jug will work, as long as the hose curves up before it comes back down (so the bubbles rise away from the caliper). I usually use a gallon water jug with the hollow handle, and I'll stick the clear hose into the handle so it stays put. Regardless, nice work on a tough brake job
Nice find on the calipers. Great price too.
I saw the line flowing, and knew there was no hope for that caliper.
Nice job!
For the exhaust leak at the flange I would suggest a graphite ting, like some motorcycles have...
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Another great video. I been seeing you use manual grease gun I remember having grease one those cranes before it took forever.
it will be a great unit for the work you do well done
I love your videos. Hard work pays off. Don’t change a thing.
you could really see the T/H extra power when you unseized the breaks From a big fan of yourself and Andrew from Sheffield, England. Looking forward to the rest of the house videos Jesse.
nice to get new breaks , and it was much better to have the Telehandler as opposed to scaffolding the house ! It is also nice when these machines you purchase for a reasonable rate come in handy for exactly for there intention.
The one with yellow paint looks like a new one. newish hose and not all rusty. Easier with the wheels off, but not at the shop.
Great video Jesse
Your folks are amazing, I'm going to subscribe now
. I see some early operators
My brother started running backhoes at 13. Then ran everything. Good work
Not to be sexist or anything.... but your Mom is a power house. I saw on their own channel that she currently has Lyme disease and she's still powering through it no problemo. I can see how your parents instilled your work ethic. Awesome family!
This machine versus scaffolding...No contest, I would say, Jesse. What a great find for your enterprise....your young son knows it too ! I like your content and this YT Channel. 🙂💯
Congratulations on your work Jesse ! 👍
The brake repair was interesting.
As usual good work and well done
for helping out your parents. 😉
JC
Looks like your Dad's place is dried in, I'm sure that was the goal for this summer.
Those calipers battled you, but good brakes are a must. Nice job fixing them.
You´re the man, love those clips, keep them coming, greetings from Sweden.
Your son creeping under the machine is priceless 😂
Always pull brake line, helps determine hose or caliper
Nice work! Might want to get the lights working. 🤔
another great video, jesse!
...lookin' good, nice work, keep safe..
I really like the OSHA aprproved man- platform :)
Are those tires foam filled or air? Pneumatic makes me nervous when people are in the basket. If a tire suddenly lost pressure and the machine tips down 6", the resulting movement in the basket would be much more, potentially throwing somebody out. Might think about safety harnesses. Good job on the brakes. I had a similar experience on my dump truck. Many of the brakes were locked up, but it's hard to tell on this big equipment. I like your weld on the exhaust flange, cutting the flange to bend down tabs and fill that gap. Nice work.
These are air filled, and yea I have been thinking about that for a while. It wouldnt do much good to hook to this basket with a harness but the new basket should be coming in any day and its got plenty of hook spots for harnesses. And I also just got 3 new harnesses, so we will be tying off the next time someone is in the basket. That is also a reason that I do not want to move my crane much, if a tire fails while towing it....that thing would probably tip off the lowboy. Its funny that you are the first person to mention this, but it is really an issue with air filled tires.
@@jmuller86 Well, when I'm 60' up in the air on my boom lift, I tend to think about things like that! ;-)
Nice job on the brakes, looks like as soon as you changed these it didn't 'rev' as much to get going or get speed up, runs nice and smooth.
Great video love mechanic videos 🙏🏻
Nice job. You forgot to mention that you also have a trainee operator.
That thing is amazing!
GREAT STUFF, A MULLER COLLABORATION!
Good Job Jesse.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏
Great video dude and a awesome grease gun you got that's cool? Your house is coming along lovely please please make more videos thank you and make sure you have a great day love from 🇬🇧
SALUDOS JESSE ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO AS ALWAYS, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. G.B.Y.
Good stuff thanks. You have more guts then me ! Looks like a enormous job !
Noah looks like dad!😊
Jesse thanks for keeping the videos long.
Put some silicone on the ends of that flexpipe, it might look tight from the outside but there is always a small slit when no gasket is used. Small dust particles is what kills an engine quickly, we get at least 5-6 customers a year that kill a good older engine because the intake piping after the filter has dry rotted and is sucking in dust.
Noahs hair is always so crazy lol, looks like what I imagine the doctor in back to the future would have looked like when he was young
Hey Jesse,Just a tidbit of info with that older diesel.I don't know if you guys are running low-sulpher diesel,but if you are,I would be adding Diesel lube for your injector pumps on that older machinery.sulpher acted as a lubricant on those older injector pumps.Good vid,nice work.
So, here is something to consider for another parking brake assist. Put line locks on it. Press the brake peddle, set the locks, better than that little drum brake could ever hold...!
It actually does have line locks in it already. the knob is broken though. That drum brake is really impressive though and they say not to use the line locks as a parking brake, only to assist
@@jmuller86 did I not write "assist"...? But good to know it is there already just needs repairs...if people are going to in a basket, everything needs to work...! Cool beans kid..!