Very nice, you did a great job so far. Quick question, how did you add gear oil after you installed the pulling hitch? The original cover has a port for adding oil but not the pulling hitch.

Where did you get that pulling hitch?? Or did you just have to weld that drawbar on yoirself? I really like that idea.

where you get the kit?

I am an ace okie dozer!

Where did you source your parts I need to do this and I’m looking for the tube?

That's a decent kit and a good price too. You do nice work. I've torn apart several of these over the years and found that most of them die from that bushing on the bendix side wearing out and a magnet getting destroyed from it. If someone came up with a kit with a needle bearing in there, these starters would last forever. Interesting idea on putting lube holes on yours. I just use molygraphite on mine but I like your idea better. You do nice work. Looks great and it'll probably last a long long time. 👍 BTW how did you clean the parts. I used an ultrasonic cleaner with a little bit of Dawn. Works great.

I have one of the single track machines that looks like the second gen but the lower carriage is curved at the front and the clutch rod has a loop on the end similar to the first but smaller, could it be a third gen ?

Вы уже надоели со своими дизельными двигателями на фиг пошли понятно все

Is your cub cadet pulling tractor a 72?

I loved running a D 6 dozer 24 years ago

Pulled pretty hard on the second , I bought a wheel horse love for it to pull like that

Good ole cat D8! Pretty much put the hd16 to shame pushing and rolling dirt above blade!

The orange bulldozer was a faster only cause his muffler was uh wobble 😆

I have a 782 and just want to be able to pull a Boat Hoist out of the lake and sometimes it gets stuck in the Mud. Is it safe to build a cover for my back axle similar to yours and bold it to the back? I am worried that the force may pull the bolts out of the casting and ruin the axle or are they built to withstand say 2,000lb of force? Thanks. Nice build going on there!

I just purchased one of these today it's engine shows that was manufactured in 1961

Im following you on shaving the head to raise compression, but.. By milling the head larger that makes the cc's bigger and thus less compression. isnt it? So spent more to be back to stock (somewhat'ish) is th e extra "flow" that beneficial? I have a 341 i am doing and trying to learn up a bit

WHERE DID YOU GET PARTS FOR THIS ENGINE...RESTORING ONE MYSELF ON A 1958 REEEL MOWER.. (sorry about caps_

I have an Agricat model A. I repowered it with a 13hp Honda clone. I have the rear tool carrier. I use the heck out of it cause it is so small I can get up close to buildings. I make my own tools for the carrier....I have a cultivator, brush rake, ditcher, single ripper and a blade. My machine weighs 100 pounds

excellent ‼️

I wish they still made these! I would like to have one or 6 .

The young guy on the D8 Cat dozer is one super smooth operator!

Notice the d8, no smoke while pushing. No Turbo charger, natural aspirated. Great machine.👏👍

Where did you get those rear wheels? And I like your tractor it looks good.

Top notch

Thanks for the video! I have a 1964 100 that I'm converting from the internal trans brake to the external ones on the axles like you have. Excellent job.

Where's your hard hat? Nice rider

I have a 1949 Agricat loader. The hydraulics work great, but the steering clutches will not disengage as they are supposed to, and the mechanical drive has no power even in low. Someone has put a 8hp Tecumseh iron cylinder in it, and it bogs down real easy. I wonder if the pullies are the right size for the drive. It lifts high enough that I could dump it in a medium sized dump truck. Any help or info is much appreciated.

Looks cool I like it.

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How did the breather hooked to the exhaust work? I’m curious on that setup. I’ve got a k341. Thanks

Anyone who dares to take apart and service a starter 🏆 is worth subscribing to 🤓👍

What hp range you thinking you pushing? Stock cam in vid #4 or you put in a a less aggressive cam from vogel?. I have a 126 with og 12hp block so no frame widening needed at cost of smaller flywheel. I'm running stock cam,std bore,polished&de burred rod, polished valves with rucut and lapping but I went with valve pocket and deck blending you could say crazy but not too crazy,1inch carb spacer from mwsc 1.2in and blended it with intake port,#26 carburetor with choke deleted,filter adapter,mouth blended smooth and venturi slightly enlarged,same story on and #30 carb. Head I sanded down pretty much flat so at least .50 as your head has more material it looks like in part 4. .25 copper head gasket from mwsc to pair with head. Your build is very nice and looks stronk

A drop off 30w oil will last a long time so don’t over do it Would be a mess

I remember getting a 5.00 kit and fixing alts and starters But now it’s 350.00 and government collects massive taxes

Man, all these years later and this is still so awesome to me! Need to make an Indian/Henderson 4 type bike out of it😜😜😜

I have the Cub 102 and am going to take the steering column out. I have the steering wheel off. Do you have any tips that I should follow to remove the column. There is a lot of "play" in the steering wheel. This is a great video on how the gear works. Thanks.

Where did you find a replacement drive tire?

Thought it was hopeless but then found this vid, appreciate posting it. I just acquired a 1967 Gravely with a K301, front starter bearing almost gone. A magnet broken in half and loose but still works with 1.5 magnets. Going to order that kit.

Nice footage cheers bud as always keep ya tires grabbing

I had all my garden tractors set up pretty much right behind you on the row back😂

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I have a 108 I'm restoring. Very helpful video...thanks!

Nice. Does anyone know what years these were produces?

get any equipment footage?

Should do a video on the H and M models briggs running

Neat display! Nice finds with the 2 Briggs engines too!

Dude that is so nice all the way, top to bottom ,front to back. I'd love to have a lathe and milling machine.

What a great, informative, and well executed tutorial. Everything laid out, procedure explained to the last detail. I for one really appreciate your contribution to those of us who restore these jems. Thank You! David

Pretty sweet rig. 😎

Great video, thanks for showing the process! Looks dead simple. I'll be rebuilding my starter as soon as the kit comes in. 👍