New subscriber in Australia, great vlog, perfect clarity on your GoPro, very clear and enjoyed the voiceover and graphics during filming. Can’t wait to watch the rest of the deconstruction, repair and rebuild, will be a great series. Well done
Looks like you're going to have a great channel here. You have a good presence and starting out with some interesting content. The world needs more young people that can work with their hands. Looking forward to following your projects. I'm liked and subscribed!
Nice troubleshooting procedures. It looks like you will be fixing and repairing every step of the way. But you seem to be totally capable as well... Thumbs Up!
Great to see a project start to finish. Liked and subscribed. One question/suggestion, the hole in the valve cover that you fixed with epoxy, I found that there is an aluminum brazing rod from Blue Demon that needs no flux and has a melting point less than aluminum so MAP gas works well. I'm thinking filling the hole with the brazing and then grinding it smooth would work well.
It would have started with 15-30 seconds of power to the glow plugs. The Kubota engines take some heat to start up. The 300psi cylinder would have came up after a few heat cycles running the engine
That paint was a dead nuts match!
New subscriber in Australia, great vlog, perfect clarity on your GoPro, very clear and enjoyed the voiceover and graphics during filming. Can’t wait to watch the rest of the deconstruction, repair and rebuild, will be a great series. Well done
Looks like you're going to have a great channel here. You have a good presence and starting out with some interesting content. The world needs more young people that can work with their hands. Looking forward to following your projects. I'm liked and subscribed!
I appreciate that!
Glad to that you got it running. Great job.
Well done on the repairs and the filming and editing
Nice troubleshooting procedures. It looks like you will be fixing and repairing every step of the way. But you seem to be totally capable as well... Thumbs Up!
Hope you make more videos. I picked up a 743 in a similar state of hooptiness and am going through it now.
Great to see a project start to finish. Liked and subscribed. One question/suggestion, the hole in the valve cover that you fixed with epoxy, I found that there is an aluminum brazing rod from Blue Demon that needs no flux and has a melting point less than aluminum so MAP gas works well. I'm thinking filling the hole with the brazing and then grinding it smooth would work well.
It would have started with 15-30 seconds of power to the glow plugs. The Kubota engines take some heat to start up. The 300psi cylinder would have came up after a few heat cycles running the engine
heat the glo plugs by turning the key in opposite direction.
Any updates about this project?
Looks like #2 Valve seat has a crack
Daggum..did they leave that poor Bobcat in a ditch for 10 years?? Yikes!
$400 that’s a bargain,