Yo Andrew. You’re an inspiration. I’ve always loved tractors and felt like it would be fun to flip them and try to make a little money. You make me feel like even at 33 it wouldn’t be too late to start. Keep it up!
You do a great job, but I will give you one piece of advice. It is better to grind back the rusty area and then cut out the actual rust. Cut the new piece to fit the hole and flush weld it in. It looks better and removes the rust trap you created when you simply plated over the holes.
Great job on this project, I am thinking about doing a similar job on an old Great Dane Chariot. This would be my first project and i can get it for $500, do you think it would be worth it? Thanks! Cheers!
How many hours did that thing have on it? Was it poorly maintained or alot of use that made the deck rust that much? I have an 2003 Tiger Cub like it and kinda was wondering how long my deck will last.
Great video. Cool to know the mower was sold at a good price after getting repaired. are you up for a collaboration? Hipa supplies parts for small engines and maybe we would work together to help more people in the community. I just shot you an email regarding this.
You work so hard for a young lad pity there aren't a lot more like you. Keep it up great video as usual.
Great video and appreciate the no nonsense approach to fixing it.
Yo Andrew. You’re an inspiration. I’ve always loved tractors and felt like it would be fun to flip them and try to make a little money. You make me feel like even at 33 it wouldn’t be too late to start. Keep it up!
Great mower! Performs exactly as expected.
The August thing caught me by surprise. Where are you? Nice job, I do this myself but for therapy. 👍
Great job son! Proud of you. Wish all young'uns were as industrious as you. We'd be better off as a country. Keep it up bud.
I like your editing Andrew. Enough minutia to show what went on...but not dry and boring.
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Enjoy all your videos. When you release them, I watch them, great job
Great job! I have that exact same mower. It is a beast. The guy who bought it will have it for years.
Young man. . .you are going to be a damn good mechanic.
You do a great job, but I will give you one piece of advice.
It is better to grind back the rusty area and then cut out the actual rust. Cut the new piece to fit the hole and flush weld it in.
It looks better and removes the rust trap you created when you simply plated over the holes.
If it isn't in that scenario it's worth the effort you are talking. So you're a better one or less👩⚕💋👍
Great job!
Wait august? Lol either way great job and content! Got a new subscriber here!
Too bad there aren’t more young men like you out in the world. Men that are willing to hustle and work hard to make money. Good work young man!!!
Good job On that Mower What do you do you Fix them up And then Sell them Stay safe Have a good day
Great job on this project, I am thinking about doing a similar job on an old Great Dane Chariot. This would be my first project and i can get it for $500, do you think it would be worth it? Thanks! Cheers!
How was it once you moved the seat back?
You said first time cutting the grass August 4 what part of the country you live in?
Nice job that rust repair is a bear.
I did 2 Turf Tiger's you didn't show bleeding the hydro drives.
How many hours did that thing have on it? Was it poorly maintained or alot of use that made the deck rust that much? I have an 2003 Tiger Cub like it and kinda was wondering how long my deck will last.
I think someone let wet grass stay stuck to the deck during and between mowing seasons.
Excellent content... I have Farmall parts you may need...
Where you located and what do you have?
South of Madison, Wisconsin... I have most every Farmall M & H part(s)...
I’m confused as to why you didn’t just trace your metal plates on the existing deck, cut the deck and then weld the pieces in the deck.
Would have taken 4 times as much work. The way I did it will last for years.
Did you say August? Looks awful cold for August.
Great video. Cool to know the mower was sold at a good price after getting repaired. are you up for a collaboration? Hipa supplies parts for small engines and maybe we would work together to help more people in the community. I just shot you an email regarding this.
For the money spent on those rattle cans, I’ll bet you were a bit disappointed in the match
I was actually surprised, after drying it matched nearly perfect.
Interesting project but please leave off the irritating music.