Fire hydrants are for use of fire fighters only not members of the public this guy ain’t a fire fighter

That truck was built in Tipton, Indiana.

The one narrator sounds like hes drunk

Thank you for the series. It’s a great end to end real world reporting… no $5000 shop… no super special tools…. Great for refresher on just basic things .

creepy AF the audio

Absolutely wonderful!

EXCELLENT video. #515 subscriber!! I have the 1968 version of this tractor, no ROPS but appears to be very similar in all other aspects. Best method of getting the hose off for the swing cylinders? I am going to get all the hoses replaced, but need to replace this one right away. Thanks.

This video reminds me of my kindergarten class all sitting in a semicircle around the teacher while she read us a story right before nap time.

I am jealous, but happy for you. I just bought a case 530. I'm not sure if ck or what. It is supposed to have a blown engine. I have only seen pictures of it. On my way Monday to pick it up, in Redmond Oregon. I am looking for a video on what to expect in changing the engine. Nice videos

Is it just me or is one voice on a scrambler box to disguise the original voice. Sure sounds like it. Interesting video, thanks.

miss being a fireman did it for 5 year's when I was in high school

Detail the old girl! I'd do it for fun if I was nearby. Great videos. I am getting ideas.

Just got an old 580B, these videos are very helpful. Thank you

Thank you for the excellent step by step !!!!

Nice job. I might have bought a multi pitch thread file to get rid of the bugged threads first and might have gotten away with buying a specific tap. Thanks.

Can't wait for part 2.

All that work and expense and no wind.

Awesome video! Check out some of mine

Some kind of fall arrest harness would be a good idea. Don't know how much maintenance can be done way up there. Those towers are the best way for this purpose instead of just a pole.

cant wait to see how this all works out.

Its called a "gated Y". good guess.

Awesome video! I know you don't go on public roads but BE CAREFUL ON TURNS! I don't know how deep those tanks are but you may have made the truck top heavy, which would make it easier to roll over! Just a thought! Great job and be safe!

you never really talked about the main pump on this truck the pump roll pump is a smaller pump in the main pump on the truck I know the structure fire pump but you should have mentioned that too it looks like it's probably about 500 gallon per minute could be more but that's what I noticed.. I know some years after you had posted for sure originally but you know video store so if I can comment whatever 20 years of years for fire service for the next firefighter I've been around the parking for all my life.. thought I'd give you information

Hello do you have videos of your system. I like learning and your a very instructor. Thank you

Excellent! ⚛ Well done my friend 🐦☮💌

10 years is way too long. It should get a yearly overhaul.

Wow, that thing is tight, great job! When I watched the original problem back on video 1 I thought for sure it was a valve problem. Thanks for the videos!

Really good thinking. I'm trying to think of why that one rod end was so different and longer. At first I was thinking that it was stretched and the threads rolled over and expanded the end so the previous mechanic ground a bevel so he could take it apart and rethreaded it. I don't think so though. I don't see any way a force like that could be generated there that would cause that. Maybe just found another that was really close to replace the original. Who knows?

Really liking these. Great work!

This was really enjoyable. Did you look at your receipt and check the Case warranty? You may have voided it.

Could I bug you for the pump model number?

do you make all your electricity needs/thamks much

Wildland firefighting brush and attack type 3 and type 7 fire apparatus and you can always get it outfit with 4x4 as well for the next refurbishment

Underwater aquifer for the pumping station and it can always pump it up to the storage water tanks and it can always supply the wildland fire units on that hydrant as well

Outstanding video, great details. I'm actually going with a vertical wind turbine this year it's on order just waiting for it to ship. Atlas X 5K. I'm going to mount it on a wilburt 60 foot pneumatic pole

You my Brother from another mother are a RIOT on your own! Great content and amazing level of pure joy to watch. Now absolutely i did not click just to see you do it but now i feel a lot more confident and will try one cylinder and see how that works out for me. Thanks again!

Thanks for your hard work. I want to modify my 3600 cfm house cooler to run on solar panels, charge controller and lithium batteries. Everything I have is 12 volt DC oriented but maybe I can go to 24 volt. I would also like to run my original squirrel cage blower. As it is with, 2 speed 1/2 hp 120 vac motor, on low speed I am measuring 425 watts. That serves my purpose well and I rarely run the high speed at 760 watts. The pump is the standard ac energy inefficient unit. I already have a few DC pumps to try. I want free cooling this Summer when the sun is out. Last Summer I ran it on my home built ''solar generator'' with 7200 watt hour capacity. That unit is for backing up the fridge and a chest freezer during power outages. I prefer to build a dedicated solar charge battery pack dedicated to run the cooler alone. Have you run into any efficient 1800 rpm DC motors in your travels? Thanks much...you do nice work.

Excellent use for this unit!

Possibly a Studebaker from 1947

R.I.P. Jim. His work will be greatly appreciated for generations to come.

Ok I was wondering why that seal looked so much like a pto seal and I used a socket to get them out a large socket but big enough that will only touch the seal put on a vice and it will pop right out and you can use the socket to put it back in as well

What’s your calling a “y” or “t” or “branch” is officially called a Gated Y because it has shutoff valves. With out the shut offs it’s a “Y”

A good set of Harrington 3 ton ratchets and a S-1 chain would raise that tower lol but winches work great too, but if you used that chain ratchet and a set of rope dogs it'd be safer for you, I've pulled 2,000 of 6ft wide 5ply conveyor belt around twists and turns underground no prob I'd say without a doubt they'd help you raise your tower safely, great deal on it btw!!! 😁😁😁💯💯 Stay blessed brother 💯💯💯

Excellent

That front cap or dust cover you can open a hole to put a fitting to regrease the bearings.

When rolling up the hose you need to keep the "male" coupling in the middle so the threads don't get damaged. Awesome setup!

I found a 45 foot tower on my local Facebook marketplace for $100, and have the same idea to use it for my wind generator. I am buying 40 acres in the SE of Colorado, up on a mesa that I plan to keep off grid, and just make my own power.

Thank you for your video. It helped me do mine the right way the first time.

smart move. You are your own first responder in more ways than one. when seconds count 911 is only minutes away.

Impressive job rebuilding 10 cylinders.