Hi ! I having questions I’m installing the same thing and I’m noticing I have space between my dura tech pipe and thimble in side and out side like almost quarter of inch , how a can seal that ?

Name it. Black swisher sweet

Beautiful property and thank you for the video. I’ve been looking for a good used chipper and trying to figure out what size I need.

😂😂😂😂 yall are cracking me up with your comments on screwing the fittings in, lol.

Some rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle works good for putting the foam in

bro what about the screws sticking inward that might catch debris. you're better off putting rivets in

Big CaseIH fuckup but they won't tell you that

What I have found is the oil cooler is not keeping the oil cool. For some reason pto light will not go off on dash witch if you shut tractor off with light on it will not start. Make sure your cooler is clean. After using pto you may have to let tractor cool before light go off on dash

That bucket will be falling apart in a year

Harbor Freight needs to send you a check for all that advertising you just did for them.

One year in that cutter looks beautiful. How many acres did you cut in your first year? I’m very Interested in the blade carrier design. My current brush hog has a flat pan jumper, (replaced once already from a dish design) and I just ordered another pan the other day. I don’t see my brush hog making it much longer. Have you ever had your blades get stuck on the opposing blade on the carrier. (That’s what is happening on my pan). Once this happens it bends the pan really bad. This time it bent just cutting tall grass. My cutters blades deflect so much that the blades have been hitting the frame/deck. Significantly destroying its longevity. I love and work up in the adirondacks and we have glacial stone. It is a bit rough on cutters.

The display model is always the one you buy.

harbor freight holding the US together at this point 😂

Very nice indeed! Wish I would have had these years ago when I had my own place, would have definitely taken care of the “pucker” factor, if you know what I mean lol! Technology can be good, and this is a good example of that. Thanks for showing this to us Sean, definitely a blessing! Have a wonderful Labor Day weekend and God bless as always!

Hopefully nobody pulls a tire thru there to clean it 😂

I so appreciate your instructional video of troubleshooting so I am learning from you what to do.

Well I cant see why that wouldn't be just fine.

Stupidest video

That little orrange clip is the one he was talking about if you pop the top off you can get to it. one side is open whole which I believe is winter because it allows the saw to get warm air from the cylinder. The closed side blocks of the hot air so it doesn't overheat. love the videos keep striving.

The tensioning mechanism is rather delicate. You shouldn't be adjusting the chain with the side cover tightened down any more than finger tight! Otherwise you run the risk of breaking that mechanism.

Sean, as you mention Bob Ross that is who you remind me of. I loved this video as it helps me service my 65C. I’m in the process of watching all your videos as they are real world videos. I found some of those zeros you did. Btw, that front diagram refers to a Two Wheel drive model steering axle. I’m sure you’ve already found that out. Also if you pull out the handle on the end of the tube on your grease gun it stops coming out at the grease level in the tube. Enjoying your videos and your lovely place.

I hope you insulated that place.

Would rivets have worked better? Just thinking about stuff getting snagged up in there. But I'm not sure if rivets would work on that material well or not.

Oil!? That’ll hold for sure

I'm thinking those screws might catch debris and start a blockage. I could be wrong.

That's the stupidest way

It's a great idea but the worst implementation imaginable! Why wouldn't you use two-sided tape and/or heat-weld the makeshift coupling instead of using screws to fasten it?

If you cut the pipe in the centre of a rib it may slide over top of the rib on the pail

Brilliant

I'm glad I live in Australia where I don't have to have a holstered pistol on my belt in case I get attacked by an ant.

Cabinet screws😂

Necessity is the mother of invention! Good thinking!

If it works , it ain't stupid .

I've got a 2019 75A and I have just spent two days going through the fuel system and it was a clogged filter in the tank, that I didn't know was in it. I did the same thing when it was fixed because I was convinced that the fuel pump was bad. Thank God it wasn't.

Warning! Brains in use. Well done.

They sell the coupler with the pipe We use them all the time

The problem is those buckets will break down and fail pretty quickly they are garbage

Those screws are going to catch trash then more trash the stop up .should have used duct tape but still a cool fix

Use a 6 inch piece of the black pipe. Cut it open and put around two pieces. Use some duct tape. Lmao

Genius i like quick in the field fixes and might use this. But the coupler shoukd be outside. Not inside

ABSOLUTELY do NOT follow these instructions.

I use a 5/16 drill bit to Reem the hole.

Nuvolt group has coupler

I have a truck load of couplers that can be used to put that pipe together.

When there is a will, there is a way.

Probably would use shorter screws so if debris passes through it doesnt hang up

And those long screws will help grab up and plug up the pipe

or just cut a few inches off the end. slice it and join the two sections with it over the top, no screws required either

I'd sling a load off concrete around and it will be perfect

The long screws are gonna clog up your pipe lots of debris gonna collect on those.