I love the video, I like your drive to be better and learn. I would definitely suggest releasing the pressure on the tensioner for safety next time. The string method is very unsafe and can cost you your hand or fingers. Then you’re alone with your hand stuck in a track. Instead always have a socket wrench or thumb wrench, then some grease and a grease gun to re tension it. That would have taken you 30-45 mins and would have avoided risking your hand. Sorry for the negative comment, just would hate to see you get injured so I decided to speak up. All the best. See you in your next video! *** Edit: I just got to the end of the video. Imo happy to hear you did your research and will do it correctly next time. Happy digging!
My old kubota has the outdated screw type idler pully pully adjusters. Yours should be hydraulic. Release the pleasure and the pully retracts. Not doing that only stretches the track.
Jesus Christ, undo the cover and back off the roller and fit the track loose. Then adjust roller to be tight. Good god this is like a video of how not to do it.
Allways best to pry from the top to get track back on easier
thanks for watching. thank you for the tip!
@@DesertApprentice most welcome 😁
I love the video, I like your drive to be better and learn. I would definitely suggest releasing the pressure on the tensioner for safety next time. The string method is very unsafe and can cost you your hand or fingers. Then you’re alone with your hand stuck in a track. Instead always have a socket wrench or thumb wrench, then some grease and a grease gun to re tension it. That would have taken you 30-45 mins and would have avoided risking your hand. Sorry for the negative comment, just would hate to see you get injured so I decided to speak up. All the best. See you in your next video! *** Edit: I just got to the end of the video. Imo happy to hear you did your research and will do it correctly next time. Happy digging!
Yeah, spending 10 bucks in grease every time you throw a track is going to add up. I don't blame you for reinstalling it this way.
My old kubota has the outdated screw type idler pully pully adjusters.
Yours should be hydraulic. Release the pleasure and the pully retracts.
Not doing that only stretches the track.
Thank you so much for the comment. I definitely will do it the right way next time!
Jesus Christ, undo the cover and back off the roller and fit the track loose.
Then adjust roller to be tight. Good god this is like a video of how not to do it.