Just saw his Video, what a kind Guy! :) Did you find something interesting on our Channel? :) When you came through Christofix you are probably into Woodworking i guess? :D I also have a Woodworking Playlist and i'd recommend the "Old rustic Beam install" Video :)
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead I have a varied background.... I have done auto upholstery for a dozen or so years and still do some on occasional side jobs. I also am a bit of a DIY guy when it comes to home maintaining/repairing/upgrading... Now I am an X ray tech.... Been doing that for 14 years now. I spend more time working than I have time to finish projects due to my long commute... So the intro to this hits home! Haha! 😇😎
Haha, glad you liked the Intro :) Oh man, long Commute sucks...had that for several Year's too and the only thing going through my mind while driving was "you could be doing this or that"....
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead at this very moment... I have a side job that I'm doing...(not doing while driving to my full time job). I have some pads for some gym equipment at my home... NOT being worked on.😞 Skipped my own workout to try to allow someone else to get theirs done sooner..... Only to still not be done in time. Some minor headaches.. Threaded insert rusted out in a panel... Which forced me to destroy the panel to separate the pad from the machine...plus I had to buy more marine grade vinyli cuz i ran out about a 1/3 of the way through the job...Doh!😇😎
Hey. I loved your video, and with your wife, it's nice to see some happiness in real life, it adds some fresh air to a video about tractor loader . So about your tractor, could you describe its specs (tractor weight, engine hp, etc.) . I want to rebuild a Ford LGT165 (like the one in the video of Isaverractor videos). . And I want to build myself a front end loader like yours. I would like to compare my tractor's specs with yours. Tks.
Thank you very much! :) The tractor weighs 750kg and has 18hp. The weight, which is hooked up to the 3 point hitch should be about 350kg. Rear axle is rated for 850kg and front is 650kg. As im stating in the description box - i really shouldn't be lifting so much, as im risking the front axle to break...but you just saw me doing it anyway, so i won't judge :D
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead Thank you very much for the info. It will help me when I'll build my front loader. It's a bit bigger than my tractor, and I was surprised that it could lift that much. By Curiosity, what's the brand of your tractor? Again, thank you. Still loved you video.
@@cambobby2011 You're welcome! The Tractor is an 1987 Hako 1900DA. It's a German Brand and still around. I'd love to see your Loader when it's finished! :)
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead Hey no problem. My pleasure man. But the loader is gonna have to wait a bit cause I have more important priorities right now. First I have to rebuild completely my tractor . I got this tractor on the internet for FREE lol. One guy bought a small piece of land and it was in the garage.( I'll send you some pics of it soon). His wife wanted to throw it in the garbage, thinkng nobody would even want it… lol Fortunalely, at that time, I've been watchin ''Isavetractors'' channel for a while, and being kind of tight in cash at that moment, I thought: Wow, that would be a nice project!! I called and got it. After I got it, I looked on the internet and I was conviced that it had a lot of potential. But I already had a few other projects going on at that time (this past summer). So a few months ago, still on the internet, I found many hydraulic parts for very cheap price. So I bought them. Now , I have many pieces to realize my project, but not enough time available at the moment. Since I've been raised on a milk farm in a poor family, , I've always been attracted to that kind projects (building and/or rebuilding stuff) that people threw away, cause people Always throw away good stuff. So here I am, I am renting a big piece of land, wanting to grow some organic food, having some chickens, and many many projects ahead. So I thought that this tractor was fitting right into my plans!!! Right now, I've been having problems with my ex-wife... for a while now, so maybe that's what caught my attention in your video (first the tractor loader, and as a bonus, the good time both of you seem to have in that video. Anyway, that's about it. I'll probably talk about my project before/during my project (tractor-loader) with you because you already have experienced it before. Why re-inventing the Wheel when it's already been invented LOL. Good day.
Neat video 👍
Thank you, kind Sir! ;)
Nice
Thanks!
Congrats on the shoutout! Christofix sent me here! 😇😎
Just saw his Video, what a kind Guy! :) Did you find something interesting on our Channel? :) When you came through Christofix you are probably into Woodworking i guess? :D I also have a Woodworking Playlist and i'd recommend the "Old rustic Beam install" Video :)
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead I have a varied background.... I have done auto upholstery for a dozen or so years and still do some on occasional side jobs. I also am a bit of a DIY guy when it comes to home maintaining/repairing/upgrading...
Now I am an X ray tech.... Been doing that for 14 years now.
I spend more time working than I have time to finish projects due to my long commute... So the intro to this hits home! Haha!
😇😎
Haha, glad you liked the Intro :)
Oh man, long Commute sucks...had that for several Year's too and the only thing going through my mind while driving was "you could be doing this or that"....
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead at this very moment... I have a side job that I'm doing...(not doing while driving to my full time job). I have some pads for some gym equipment at my home... NOT being worked on.😞
Skipped my own workout to try to allow someone else to get theirs done sooner..... Only to still not be done in time.
Some minor headaches.. Threaded insert rusted out in a panel... Which forced me to destroy the panel to separate the pad from the machine...plus I had to buy more marine grade vinyli cuz i ran out about a 1/3 of the way through the job...Doh!😇😎
Phew, sounds harsh! Make some Time for Yourself man!
Hey. I loved your video, and with your wife, it's nice to see some happiness in real life, it adds some fresh air to a video about tractor loader . So about your tractor, could you describe its specs (tractor weight, engine hp, etc.) . I want to rebuild a Ford LGT165 (like the one in the video of Isaverractor videos). . And I want to build myself a front end loader like yours. I would like to compare my tractor's specs with yours. Tks.
Thank you very much! :)
The tractor weighs 750kg and has 18hp. The weight, which is hooked up to the 3 point hitch should be about 350kg. Rear axle is rated for 850kg and front is 650kg. As im stating in the description box - i really shouldn't be lifting so much, as im risking the front axle to break...but you just saw me doing it anyway, so i won't judge :D
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead Thank you very much for the info. It will help me when I'll build my front loader. It's a bit bigger than my tractor, and I was surprised that it could lift that much. By Curiosity, what's the brand of your tractor? Again, thank you. Still loved you video.
@@cambobby2011 You're welcome! The Tractor is an 1987 Hako 1900DA. It's a German Brand and still around. I'd love to see your Loader when it's finished! :)
@@DIYdiacsnFarmstead Hey no problem. My pleasure man. But the loader is gonna have to wait a bit cause I have more important priorities right now. First I have to rebuild completely my tractor . I got this tractor on the internet for FREE lol. One guy bought a small piece of land and it was in the garage.( I'll send you some pics of it soon). His wife wanted to throw it in the garbage, thinkng nobody would even want it… lol Fortunalely, at that time, I've been watchin ''Isavetractors'' channel for a while, and being kind of tight in cash at that moment, I thought: Wow, that would be a nice project!! I called and got it. After I got it, I looked on the internet and I was conviced that it had a lot of potential. But I already had a few other projects going on at that time (this past summer). So a few months ago, still on the internet, I found many hydraulic parts for very cheap price. So I bought them. Now , I have many pieces to realize my project, but not enough time available at the moment. Since I've been raised on a milk farm in a poor family, , I've always been attracted to that kind projects (building and/or rebuilding stuff) that people threw away, cause people Always throw away good stuff. So here I am, I am renting a big piece of land, wanting to grow some organic food, having some chickens, and many many projects ahead. So I thought that this tractor was fitting right into my plans!!! Right now, I've been having problems with my ex-wife... for a while now, so maybe that's what caught my attention in your video (first the tractor loader, and as a bonus, the good time both of you seem to have in that video. Anyway, that's about it. I'll probably talk about my project before/during my project (tractor-loader) with you because you already have experienced it before. Why re-inventing the Wheel when it's already been invented LOL. Good day.
Sorry for the late reply, i'm a little overwhelmed by your story. I hope there will be some favors around for you. Be good!