Bro......did they really put a handheld to a cnc portal??😂😂😂 but still, if it works...😅

Good vid. Working on my 582 clutch. Do you think 1045 steel would be good enough for the drive shaft on these tractors? Not really wanting to spend for the 4140 shaft material.

I think you just got a lemon on your drill and if I was you I would go buy a new drill and then within like a month or so take the old one back with the new receipt because I've had a couple of the Bauer 20v drills and I've drilled through thick oil pipe posts for fencing a lot and they work great for me so I think the drills are great or they have been for me but nonetheless I appreciate your video!

You need to get a set of banana wedges

Strong roof😂

Thanks for the video. I have a 582 exactly like the one you have here. My clutch pads had some work done by a guy some years ago. Something broke in there and I cannot remember what part it was. It may have been on the flywheel mechanism. He told me he could not find another part for it. Would you happen to know what part that be that could break? Maybe I will take some photos and post them here. I do know he used that welding glue to fix it and so far it has worked. I just would eventually like to fix it. But I have had that tractor since new and it still runs and looks really great. It does seem to rattle quite a bit though. Maybe that is where it is coming from. Any chance you can do a video on adjusting the clutch brake on it as well?

Hi Doug, Lil Mule sent me over, just subbed Cheers😎

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So I watch all that and you don't show how you hooked to your breakout board and that's the part I wanted to see lol

Can you load the CAD file somewhere for others to use. I have a friend with access to a water jet but I need a CAD file for him to make me a panel.

Theres got to be a better clutch design thats simpler and more balance. (And avaliable!) Something from a auto diff or motorcycle? guess im stuck going down this road

i have the same tractor. i am looking for a creeper gear just like that.

thank you for help

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They look great

Nice work

Sounds like you are busy busy.

Looks good Doug . 👍

glad to see back

Well, that's creative :)

Thanks for sharing

Nice job hope I when one. Thanks for sharing

Very cool

Nice Doug.

are you going ?

Que engrane debe llevar el Colchester 13 x 36, para las cuerdas. ?

Good review, thanks for the mention

Nice tool!

Gday Doug, good review, good to see you didn’t push it to breaking point, for softer materials it should last a long time, cheers

Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.

Have to check them out , thanks for the product review. Seems like a versatile design.

That is not a company we have heard of but it looks like it works very well. We will look out for one of those, thanks

Never heard of them before looks like a nice little cutter

Seems to be a decent cutter with some extra versatility.

nice too darling Thank you very much for sharing. I might like to come up and visit you in the near future I have a few gifts you might be interested in

Don't use washer fluid. Washer fluid contains alcohol, (methanol), it encourages rekindle. And it is poisonous. As far as a water can having a bladder, I've never seen one. (Been fireman since 1997). Any water will be fine so long as it is clean. Pond or stream water will work. But it'll go rancid quite fast. So, ABC is your best bet if you're on a budget and can't afford a water can. Just having extinguishers in the shop isn't sufficient. Depending on your shop size and how packed it is, will affect how quickly you can get your hands on an extinguisher. If you can't get to it quickly enough, it may be useless by the time you get back to the fire with it. In that case, escape is your best option. Look into automatic dry powder/dry chemical extinguishers. They're expensive. But, they're always ready and activate by themselves. No plan is perfect. But thanks to technology, others' experiences, and free education through numerous dependable sources, we can minimize the risk of failure without stopping work.

Got a 2CH K&T mill in Minnesota for 110$..Fond the best way to position it in the shop was a pallet jack..

Very informative vidio, I just purchased 2 1974 IH CUB 1000 and a 74 IH CUB 1250 hydrostatic cheep. Kind of a barn find while I was looking/ buying tools using Facebook marketplace... but anyway, both 3 speed manual 1000 machines need total rebuilds disk, teaser,the piece that pushes teaser, throughout baring, and one of them also need both springs.. do u have any info or ideas for a heavier spring.. without breaking the bank.. just the throughout baring is 86$ at my local dealer..thanks!

Nice work 👍

Hello Doug great job thanks for sharing

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Good fix. Tony

Hello Doug, Nice little fix... I have been fixing stuff for my Daughter today.... I hope you have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Take care. Paul,,

Nice build/repair….just repaired our microwave door lock mechanism since the part could not be sourced

This is a cool project and it turned out great

Good looking part, 👍

Great job!

Yup been there myself. Kind of cool the way that little stamped spring bracket holds up. When I order I should just get two… LOL.

great job!

Dang I thought I was the only one who made parts that I could buy. Awesome job