Clint… thanks for helping the Cap’n out. I watched you pull it out and haul it… so I know it wasn’t easy or cheap. But, you sent it to the right place for a resurrection. If this project follows true to Cap’n K form… Soon, it’ll be doing stuff no backhoe was ever designed to do!
Clint, I really am enjoying the content. Mike is fun to watch as he figures stuff out. I am learning a lot about diesel engines and a lot of stuff that you are an expert at. Thank you for being generous with your time and resources.
A Extremelt Ford Backhoe stand in the Nature and rust away. You will him new Living to give! A Project what a long Time to consume. The success???? Run on stand? But Work with him??? A great Lottery!
Two unusual videos in two days. Yesterday I watched NYA Milliniel showing a castle and now Captain Kleeman gets a backhoe! The world is still spinning in the right direction. This will be fun to follow.
Cap’n she’s a beaut! It won’t be long before you have her purring like a lion… unless you put a muffler on it… then we’ll say ‘kitten’. A while back Neil Koch and I had a conversation about “tinkering”. We agreed that some of us get satisfaction from repairing, restoring or repurposing things. Every decision, effort and part you put into it builds that satisfaction. Although the gain from having a working gadget is a factor, the majority of the reward comes from having solved the riddle. Especially when you look at the object and see all of your personal touches in the finished product. Me thinks this project has a lot of opportunities for a ‘tinkerer’ like you to bathe yourself in satisfaction! Thanks for taking us along for the adventure!
C & C boys, well the whole family seems to be good people. Clints sons are very respectful boys and are learning so much from there dad, grandfather and Kevin. I really enjoy the connection that your channel and the others have, nice community. Stay safe brother. You need a good heavy set of jumper cables, I built mine out of welding cable, 25 foot long, works great.
Not only does C&C Equipment have great videos and content, Clinton and Kevin are right down hilarious when they get working together, lol. Anyway, was very generous of Clinton, his Dad and Kevin to take the time to bring this 555 to you. Should be a fun project for you to get up and running. Good luck and will be looking forward to future videos.
Seeing this machine takes me back about 45 years. When I started working for the WVDOH, one of the first new pieces of equipment we received was a Ford 550 backhoe. It served for about 15 years if memory serves, and wasn't a bad machine. Simple and easy to repair. Good luck with your 555.
You have yourself a good little project there and a mighty workhorse for around the property. C&C Equipment are great operator and business owners - have an awesome channel.
Thanks for sharing your adventures in ownership of a new to you backhoe otherwise known to anyone who has watched bob the builder while babysitting as “Scoop”. Hopefully you are successful in waking Scoop up. Wishing you and your family the best.
Everyone should go check out C&C Equipment, for me its like watching your twice removed cousins work on stuff. They are a hoot and are building some very unique stuff right now! Keep at it Captain, thats going to make you a great piece of equipment.
Clint won't leave you hanging either. It's impossible to think what the guys knowledge level is. And yours is going up. I also was hoping it would start. You also need hours of content. Ta-da!
I think you will enjoy it when it is up and running, I currently have a 1988 555B, my loader will lift the 2x2x6ft 3600-4000 lb concrete blocks with no problems. Mine doesn't have an enclosed cab or extend a hoe. Mine is 2 wheel drive also. They are very capable machines that accomplish a lot of work. ENJOY!! I am anxiously waiting for more videos with your 555!
I am by no means a mechanic; I spent a lot of time cutting my teeth on a 555B owned by one of the Methodist Camps I work with, which taught me a lot. It kicked my butt, but I learned a lot. I'm amazed you didn't show the frustration you must have had undoing the back bolts on the fuel tank. We rebuilt the injection pump, cleaned the tank, and still had weird fuel delivery issues that nobody else had the patience for, so I'm sad to say that machine went away this spring. The more I researched to keep ours going, the more quirks turned up for different machines. I am eager to watch your progress as you get this one going again.
If you didn't have to do anything with the injectors I was going to be very surprised. I bet that'll get it at least started. Obviously lots of work to be done. Should be an excellent series. Thank you, Clint!!
Good to see you, I have no doubt that you will get that Ole’ Girl Fired up and Operating. The Hydraulic Lines on them Damned Scratchers are the Nightmare, I’m confident you will overcome. So Thankful for you having us along on another Project I’ll catch you on the next one, Keep It Safe Out There Sir
Obviously it’s great that you tube’s help each other a big shout out to Clint c&c for turning you onto a great find sure wish you all the best pray that it will be a great addition to your project’s around home a great watch Bud they where a great in machine in the day 👍👋🇨🇦
This backhoe, if you keep it; is going to be a game changer for you there Mike. Excellent addition to the homestead and will be so helpful once you get it straightened out and everything fixed on it. Good video. Spicy! LOL! Stay well. -Wil 👍
Great addition for the channel. Thanks to C&C for helping out. In Clinton's video of the "recovery", Kevin seemed to be almost all business, instead of the usual ''cut up' that comes out during their 'shop work' videos 😎
24v system needs 24v to turn it over fast enough plus you need to check and see if the glow plugs are heating up before you try to start it. Get the right batterry cables and ends on the tractor before you burn up a expensive starter, yes make sure you bleed all the lines I had a kabota engine that sat 10 years I replaced the glow plugs and it has cranked perfectly since.
Good luck captain, that starter is really slow get those battery cables shortened and I would take the starter off and check it before injectors and pump then a little ether to check if it wants to try and start.look forward to the next one
Captain Kleeman learned a new word and was using it heavily in the first part of the video. Everything was "spicy." The bees, the battery cables, and whatever else. LOL! Spicy!
C&C great people not only are they a great team but have so much experience between them a very professional outfit.I hope it all goes well for you it’s always good to see all of my favourite you tubers collaborate on projects 👍
You are so lucky to have friends that help you. Good luck getting it running right. I am sure you can use it there on the property. Oh love you channel.
Clint and that whole Team @ C&C are awesome to say the Least. Their Content is Top Notch, I Try my Darnedest to keep up with their Vidja’s. He is a Far Cry from just your Run of the Mill Heavy Equiptment Salesman, Fella is a Jack of all Trades and I’m Betting He’s Perfected a Few of those Trades.
Mike I have no doubt you’ll get the 555 running and working on your property. Compared to other YT channel’s your audio with or without the mic is spot on Sir. You can tell you care about the quality of your video’s good luck and God bless your family and the CC family you both are my kind of people. I forgot DP’s family he’s in there to.
You have a project now young man. Be fun to see if you can get it running and put to work again. Have at it youngster, have fun. Thanks for the ride along sir.
Captain great video, you’ll find a way to get it going! Clinton, Kevin and Clinton’s Dad are awesome! I started watching C&C when Dirt Perfect first got his new dozer! They go above and beyond on everything they do! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
I'm a sub to the C&C equipment channel and from what I've seen and from Mike Dirt Perfect's commentary about Clint and his crew he's definitely an outstanding owner / operator with a business plan other business owners should emulate. When it comes to replacing all the missing areas on the cab the best way to weld in new metal is with Tig welding. It's earier to kearn and cheaper than stick welding material wise. Plus it gives a better looking weld. There's plenty of how to Tig weld tutorial vids here on TH-cam. Most arc welders have adapter kits for Tig welding available. At one point in my work history I was an Ironworker certified welder. I had that kit for my personal arc welder at home for home projects. All in all this series looks like it's gonna be a really entertaining one watching the Captain getting this rust bucket working again and it'll definitely be handy on his overgrown homestead property and building projects.
Captain there is no doubt you are in heaven!! You are going to have this running for sure, you have plenty of resources for help too if you get stuck.💪👍🇺🇸
She is very dirty machine. :) Your a brave man tackling all those bees. It is going to be an interesting project. Doggo was being sneaky, you must have ignored him some. :) Thank you and have a great week.
I've had a backhoe since 2002. I can't believe I farmed without one! They are just so handy to have. Hope you don't have a fortune in getting it up and running. Good luck! Lee
I got an early 80s 555 myself. Good machines. My foot pedal controls the cheap titan thumb I welded on since I don’t have the entendahoe. Sounds like your starter could still be weak though. Mine turns over a lot faster. Make sure you check the filter in the bottom of the tank, mine fell off and debris would clog up the line. I wanna say $20-30 got me a new valve with strainer. I do remember breaking the old ones threads off in the tank, that was fun! Good luck!
Very much looking forward to this! Projects are fun! Never forget the fun part! And as you mentioned the usefullness of this is just a godsend when on a tight budget.
What I have learned for diesel engines is. They love fuel pressure. The more pressure the better. Since you barley got they to squirt. I would look at the pump and make sure the lines are clear. Even if you have a good pump that water could clog the lines with rust. Tank to injectors. Bleed all the lines to rule it out. Get matt from diesel creek he pretty good at fixing old equipment.
MIke, you are very fortunate to know Clint at C&C. Top notch people. You will get this running and in use, I have no doubt of it. I know it take a lot to do this filming, edit and produce all while trying to actually do work. Very much appreciated. Thanks very much for sharing.
I don’t know if you know a story how dirt perfect and CNC became good buddies. It got off to a pretty Rocky store lol! But the maturity of both parties was demonstrated.
Well done Mike! Yes Clint (and the C&C boys) right from seeing his first video struck me as an "all round good guy", just look at the condition of his plant, workshop and yard, not least, the great repour between him, Kevin, Clint's Dad and sons! My only complaint (much to the happiness of my bank manager, - I am sure!) is that C&C are half a world away! IMHO, Capt K, C&C and Dirt Perfect are in the top of the top 10 You Tubers!
Hey Cap!! Congrats on the new to you backhoe. Can't wait till you get her operational again. Big thanks to Clint and the C&C family for helping you out. Cap, Clint will work for Chick-fil-A sandwiches I've heard.
the 555 was one of the first tractors i ever ran and worked on its gonna be a great project i bet if you woulda gave her a small sniff of ether she woulda went
I hope it all works out for you in the end
Always love helping fellow TH-camrs
Definitely excited for this project. Can't thank you enough!
I think it needs a starter still turning to slow
Clint… thanks for helping the Cap’n out. I watched you pull it out and haul it… so I know it wasn’t easy or cheap. But, you sent it to the right place for a resurrection.
If this project follows true to Cap’n K form… Soon, it’ll be doing stuff no backhoe was ever designed to do!
Clint, I really am enjoying the content. Mike is fun to watch as he figures stuff out. I am learning a lot about diesel engines and a lot of stuff that you are an expert at. Thank you for being generous with your time and resources.
@@CaptainKleeman no problem
Those old Ford backhoes were simple and very productive
A Extremelt Ford Backhoe stand in the Nature and rust away. You will him new Living to give! A Project what a long Time to consume. The success???? Run on stand? But Work with him??? A great Lottery!
My my. I don’t know how you get into these “projects”. BUT, I like them.
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Two unusual videos in two days. Yesterday I watched NYA Milliniel showing a castle and now Captain Kleeman gets a backhoe! The world is still spinning in the right direction. This will be fun to follow.
Good luck getting the backhoe running Captain Kleeman
Those Dogon bear dogs will get you every time Captain. Keep an eye out for them. 😂🤣👍
Got a 550 a few months ago, rock solid machine. The handle you dropped is your parking brake.
You are a man after my own heart. Make it work with what you have whenever possible. Some things I do I would be too embarrassed to put on youtube.
That's the only way to learn CPT !! Hands on. Hey need any advice just ask bud !!! Hey you got this !!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
Cap’n she’s a beaut! It won’t be long before you have her purring like a lion… unless you put a muffler on it… then we’ll say ‘kitten’.
A while back Neil Koch and I had a conversation about “tinkering”. We agreed that some of us get satisfaction from repairing, restoring or repurposing things. Every decision, effort and part you put into it builds that satisfaction.
Although the gain from having a working gadget is a factor, the majority of the reward comes from having solved the riddle. Especially when you look at the object and see all of your personal touches in the finished product.
Me thinks this project has a lot of opportunities for a ‘tinkerer’ like you to bathe yourself in satisfaction!
Thanks for taking us along for the adventure!
C & C boys, well the whole family seems to be good people. Clints sons are very respectful boys and are learning so much from there dad, grandfather and Kevin. I really enjoy the connection that your channel and the others have, nice community. Stay safe brother. You need a good heavy set of jumper cables, I built mine out of welding cable, 25 foot long, works great.
They seem like great people!
I would buy a piece of equipment from C&C if I had the need.
@@williammatthews2948 - In a heartbeat.
Thanks
Sprain, call Diesel Creek. That machine is right up his alley. I am subscribed to C&C and enjoy all of their restorations. Good guys.
He would definitely help, but I do my own stunts
Way cool dude, it starts and runs. So proud of you.
The triple 5's were a good machine for the era hopefully it'll give you a good couple years.
I'm from the UK and have problems understanding Clint, shame as I would enjoy his videos. Keep the great videos coming Cpt.
I'm rooting against you so you'll sell it to me for parts to fix mine...
What parts ya need? Looking for the moss carpet or rusty injectors? I've got plenty.
@@CaptainKleeman All I need is the door... and whatever thing is broken in the transmission that makes it not go.
@@WatchWesWork I'll get back to you
@@CaptainKleeman 🤣
C&C is a bunch of good guys - love m all. they're having fun with you - so it's a good day.
Like the video Capt , hope it will start .
For what I know of you you're never afraid to take anything on good luck with this with Mike you need it saved on your back
Not only does C&C Equipment have great videos and content, Clinton and Kevin are right down hilarious when they get working together, lol. Anyway, was very generous of Clinton, his Dad and Kevin to take the time to bring this 555 to you. Should be a fun project for you to get up and running. Good luck and will be looking forward to future videos.
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Clint thank you for helping out, Captain Kleeman.
Seeing this machine takes me back about 45 years. When I started working for the WVDOH, one of the first new pieces of equipment we received was a Ford 550 backhoe. It served for about 15 years if memory serves, and wasn't a bad machine. Simple and easy to repair. Good luck with your 555.
Hopefully we can get it running! Will be a huge asset for us
You have yourself a good little project there and a mighty workhorse for around the property. C&C Equipment are great operator and business owners - have an awesome channel.
They are fantastic people!
Thanks
Thanks for sharing your adventures in ownership of a new to you backhoe otherwise known to anyone who has watched bob the builder while babysitting as “Scoop”. Hopefully you are successful in waking Scoop up. Wishing you and your family the best.
Everyone should go check out C&C Equipment, for me its like watching your twice removed cousins work on stuff. They are a hoot and are building some very unique stuff right now! Keep at it Captain, thats going to make you a great piece of equipment.
Definitely! 💪
Clint won't leave you hanging either. It's impossible to think what the guys knowledge level is. And yours is going up. I also was hoping it would start. You also need hours of content. Ta-da!
I think you will enjoy it when it is up and running, I currently have a 1988 555B, my loader will lift the 2x2x6ft 3600-4000 lb concrete blocks with no problems. Mine doesn't have an enclosed cab or extend a hoe. Mine is 2 wheel drive also. They are very capable machines that accomplish a lot of work. ENJOY!!
I am anxiously waiting for more videos with your 555!
Going to be great to have that backhoe working on your property, Mike! I know you’ll get it going.
Thanks Rick
I am by no means a mechanic; I spent a lot of time cutting my teeth on a 555B owned by one of the Methodist Camps I work with, which taught me a lot. It kicked my butt, but I learned a lot. I'm amazed you didn't show the frustration you must have had undoing the back bolts on the fuel tank. We rebuilt the injection pump, cleaned the tank, and still had weird fuel delivery issues that nobody else had the patience for, so I'm sad to say that machine went away this spring. The more I researched to keep ours going, the more quirks turned up for different machines. I am eager to watch your progress as you get this one going again.
Great video Captain Kleeman
and I look forward to the new toy and the video's to come✌️ Napa California
I'm super happy for you Mike! This is awesome for you and the family.
Thanks Ben! We are excited
If you didn't have to do anything with the injectors I was going to be very surprised. I bet that'll get it at least started. Obviously lots of work to be done. Should be an excellent series. Thank you, Clint!!
Good to see you, I have no doubt that you will get that Ole’ Girl Fired up and Operating. The Hydraulic Lines on them Damned Scratchers are the Nightmare, I’m confident you will overcome. So Thankful for you having us along on another Project I’ll catch you on the next one, Keep It Safe Out There Sir
Obviously it’s great that you tube’s help each other a big shout out to Clint c&c for turning you onto a great find sure wish you all the best pray that it will be a great addition to your project’s around home a great watch Bud they where a great in machine in the day 👍👋🇨🇦
This backhoe, if you keep it; is going to be a game changer for you there Mike. Excellent addition to the homestead and will be so helpful once you get it straightened out and everything fixed on it. Good video. Spicy! LOL!
Stay well. -Wil 👍
I know you'll keep at it until you win!!
Great addition for the channel. Thanks to C&C for helping out.
In Clinton's video of the "recovery", Kevin seemed to be almost all business, instead of the usual ''cut up' that comes out during their 'shop work' videos 😎
I've no doubt you'll have the 555 running soon. Your learning opportunities are always so interesting! Thanks again for your great videos. 👍
24v system needs 24v to turn it over fast enough plus you need to check and see if the glow plugs are heating up before you try to start it.
Get the right batterry cables and ends on the tractor before you burn up a expensive starter, yes make sure you bleed all the lines I had a kabota engine that sat 10 years I replaced the glow plugs and it has cranked perfectly since.
No glo plugs, it's a 12volt system.
@@CaptainKleeman wow 12v double the cca should be at least 1500
Good luck captain, that starter is really slow get those battery cables shortened and I would take the starter off and check it before injectors and pump then a little ether to check if it wants to try and start.look forward to the next one
Captain Kleeman learned a new word and was using it heavily in the first part of the video. Everything was "spicy." The bees, the battery cables, and whatever else. LOL! Spicy!
The air filter is full of soot from the broken exhaust. The 1993 service date says a few things, lol. One thing at a time Mike. Keep smilin
C&C great people not only are they a great team but have so much experience between them a very professional outfit.I hope it all goes well for you it’s always good to see all of my favourite you tubers collaborate on projects 👍
You are so lucky to have friends that help you. Good luck getting it running right. I am sure you can use it there on the property. Oh love you channel.
like i told Clint its great to see my 2 favourite you tubers in the one video 👏👏👍👍👌
Clint and that whole Team @ C&C are awesome to say the Least. Their Content is Top Notch, I Try my Darnedest to keep up with their Vidja’s. He is a Far Cry from just your Run of the Mill Heavy Equiptment Salesman, Fella is a Jack of all Trades and I’m Betting He’s Perfected a Few of those Trades.
They definitely do awesome work
Mike I have no doubt you’ll get the 555 running and working on your property. Compared to other YT channel’s your audio with or without the mic is spot on Sir. You can tell you care about the quality of your video’s good luck and God bless your family and the CC family you both are my kind of people. I forgot DP’s family he’s in there to.
You have a project now young man. Be fun to see if you can get it running and put to work again. Have at it youngster, have fun. Thanks for the ride along sir.
Thanks for watching
Thanks Clint. That dozer turned out awesome. 👍
I'm really hoping you get it going.
Yes great learning experience.
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Captain great video, you’ll find a way to get it going! Clinton, Kevin and Clinton’s Dad are awesome! I started watching C&C when Dirt Perfect first got his new dozer! They go above and beyond on everything they do! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
They bloody good backhoes my bro run several of the series 550 for quite few yrs yet reliable good machine Hopefully good for you
I'm a sub to the C&C equipment channel and from what I've seen and from Mike Dirt Perfect's commentary about Clint and his crew he's definitely an outstanding owner / operator with a business plan other business owners should emulate.
When it comes to replacing all the missing areas on the cab the best way to weld in new metal is with Tig welding.
It's earier to kearn and cheaper than stick welding material wise.
Plus it gives a better looking weld.
There's plenty of how to Tig weld tutorial vids here on TH-cam.
Most arc welders have adapter kits for Tig welding available.
At one point in my work history I was an Ironworker certified welder.
I had that kit for my personal arc welder at home for home projects.
All in all this series looks like it's gonna be a really entertaining one watching the Captain getting this rust bucket working again and it'll definitely be handy on his overgrown homestead property and building projects.
That will be a great addition to your fleet. Good luck with it
Good Luck with the new project Mike, Looking forward to all the upcoming chapters and seeing it going.
Thanks Brian
Thanks Mike ,very excited to see you get it going…
keep at it... you will get eventually ...
Captain there is no doubt you are in heaven!! You are going to have this running for sure, you have plenty of resources for help too if you get stuck.💪👍🇺🇸
Can't wait to see that thing get pressure washed and all cleaned up..good luck bud
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Congrats Mike on getting ur Old Backhoe for ur farm. Now to get her to run..
Thanks Billy
Mike I have all my faith in your capabilities to get this 555 operational again.
She is very dirty machine. :) Your a brave man tackling all those bees. It is going to be an interesting project. Doggo was being sneaky, you must have ignored him some. :) Thank you and have a great week.
Thanks for watching
I’m super excited about this project and excited for you to have a bigger piece of equipment on the homestead.
Captain what a treasure you have there and you'll get it going that'll purr like a kitten Can hardly wait until the next video
Thanks Gayle
Thanks Clint & C & C Equitment ! Mike you got it turning thats the easy part & we know you will get it going !
Oh yeah can’t wait to see how it cleans up and how this project goes !
I've had a backhoe since 2002. I can't believe I farmed without one! They are just so handy to have. Hope you don't have a fortune in getting it up and running. Good luck! Lee
Totally invested. I'll be here waiting lol
Mike great job great videos. 👍 the tractor will help you learn a little knowledge.
This is a massive score for the homestead! I have full confidence you’ll have this running before the snow flys. Thanks for sharing Cap!
Clint and his team are great guys.
Yup!
Standing by for "pop off" Mike. 😁😁
hop you get it going that was my CB handle Tripple nickel back in the 1980 to1990 my boss had one just like that one
Cool rig if it isn't too beat up. Looking forward to seeing more.
I got an early 80s 555 myself. Good machines. My foot pedal controls the cheap titan thumb I welded on since I don’t have the entendahoe. Sounds like your starter could still be weak though. Mine turns over a lot faster. Make sure you check the filter in the bottom of the tank, mine fell off and debris would clog up the line. I wanna say $20-30 got me a new valve with strainer. I do remember breaking the old ones threads off in the tank, that was fun! Good luck!
Very much looking forward to this! Projects are fun! Never forget the fun part! And as you mentioned the usefullness of this is just a godsend when on a tight budget.
You make due with what you have, you make alot happen what you have and that is impressive!
looks like a fun project.c&c guys are great
Yes they are!
Good luck. These were a nice backhoe in there day.
Thanks mike!
2 pair of jumper cables always helps on a diesel when trying to get it to turn over faster , good luck on your triple nickel LT !
What I have learned for diesel engines is. They love fuel pressure. The more pressure the better. Since you barley got they to squirt. I would look at the pump and make sure the lines are clear. Even if you have a good pump that water could clog the lines with rust. Tank to injectors. Bleed all the lines to rule it out. Get matt from diesel creek he pretty good at fixing old equipment.
Why am I so happy ? it's not mine ! and still I am ! you deserve that 100% it's nice to finally see good things happening to good people !
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I want one, but my boss said "no" - maybe time for a new boss!!! Good luck with getting it started - wishing you the best.
Thanks Steve
I just saw the C&C origin story... Those guys over at C&C.. pretty cool.
MIke, you are very fortunate to know Clint at C&C. Top notch people. You will get this running and in use, I have no doubt of it. I know it take a lot to do this filming, edit and produce all while trying to actually do work. Very much appreciated. Thanks very much for sharing.
I don’t know if you know a story how dirt perfect and CNC became good buddies. It got off to a pretty Rocky store lol! But the maturity of both parties was demonstrated.
@@paulprigge1209 Yes, well aware.
Keep sorting it out, doing a fine job. Videos are awesome.
Thanks Dwayne
Another learning experience. Can't wait to hear it run
Well done Mike! Yes Clint (and the C&C boys) right from seeing his first video struck me as an "all round good guy", just look at the condition of his plant, workshop and yard, not least, the great repour between him, Kevin, Clint's Dad and sons! My only complaint (much to the happiness of my bank manager, - I am sure!) is that C&C are half a world away! IMHO, Capt K, C&C and Dirt Perfect are in the top of the top 10 You Tubers!
Mike this is a great video for folks to learn, good content. I think it needs three parts, Hah!
Yer movin up in the world there Bud! And "Swivel me timbers" is totally going to be my new Band Name!
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That is going to be a good learning project for you Mike.You will have a lot of fun with it hopefully. thank you to Clint C & C Equipment for the 555.
I am really excited about this project. It will be great when you get it going. I think that this may compete with your pond build for most watched.
Always put the inner air filter on first so you know its seated properly, then the outer. ;-)
Great video, well on your way.
can't wait to see if you can get the backhoe running
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Hey Cap!! Congrats on the new to you backhoe. Can't wait till you get her operational again. Big thanks to Clint and the C&C family for helping you out. Cap, Clint will work for Chick-fil-A sandwiches I've heard.
Sounds like stater needs rebuilding,dragging,good luck.
the 555 was one of the first tractors i ever ran and worked on its gonna be a great project i bet if you woulda gave her a small sniff of ether she woulda went
You are amazing! This is the toughest project yet. I know you will get it running.
Thanks Bill
Always room for a new project :-)
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