Seeing the kid in gloves to big makes me smile. My 9 year old helps sometimes and it’s always a joy to work beside an eager youngster. 😊

Great to see another videos on the skid steer, I’m learning tips I’ll definitely use on my future refurbishment of a skid steer.

I was just given the exact lathe. I’m stoked

Andrew does good work. I don't mind if he blocks the camera, I'd rather he be taught how to work on equipment safely and comfortably. Machine looking real nice. The best part IMO is when the painting is done and the pieces start to come back together.

Keep going I’m hooked! I like your style of videos, awesome content!

excellent vid, very informative and well explained, very helpful, thank you lovely helpful boy, your son I presume

I really enjoy your channel, great content and super job editing. Andrew helping was a bonus, worth the extra effort for sure. Make those memories while you can because they grow up so fast. My son is 48 now but still uses those skills and stories about how dad taught me how...

Father and son Awesome

welcome back

Why not show part number for green seal?

Glad to see you again😁

I'd love to get a copy of your template as I need to do this as well

Can you tell me where the case drain hose is for the axillary valve on the case 1840? I want to add a case drain to my 1840.

Can you tell me where to find the case drain for the pedal spool valve for the attachments?

Need order kit pum harbor freight do you have link thanks

Yes, thank you. The tolerances are so small that you start to question your own knowledge. I too am rebuilding my 1840 and running in the exact same stuffs. So thank you…..for pointing out this is and can be an issue

I have an 18 speed Hendey Lathe that needs a shaft. Does anyone know where I can get the shaft with the clutch and pulley attached to it?

Very nice. Well described and shown. Thank you

My go to cleaner...simply awesome from the dollar store!!!! Great stuff.

Fill out-ring slot with grease then press o-earring into slot and smooth creas out over it. It’ll stay in.

Hay Mike Jim keltch I have a 1840. 2002 put a new drive motor on right side sitting in the machine ok it barley got power so what started whole problem the four hoses that run underneath motor to both drive motor busted replaced all them that is when it quit pulling on wright side barely pulling so bought a new wheel motor didn't work same barely pulling so being watching your videos on 1840 case skid steer you think you could point me in wright direction I have spent already 2300 on

Excellent video! thanks for sharing the project.

Marvellous such great camera positioning and commentary 🇬🇧🇮🇪.

Thanks Mike!! My son & I are replacing the seals in our 1845. . . .so your videos REALLY help!!! Thanks for sharing them!

As always, great video!

Super, thanks

I'm watching thanks, nice job.

Nice baby suite😊

another outstanding vid, quality workmanship very informative and interesting and educational, thank you

Really like seeing everything come together! Can't wait for the next video!

To clean up rust on a flat surface, I highly recommend carbide scrapers. A few passes will restore the surface to near new condition, unless it's heavily pitted.

This is well worth watching. I plan on doing the same on my case 1816 soon. They are different but the concept is the same.

I like your style

Mike you did an excellent job on this machining. I would caution you to always use layout fluid. I find myself working on projects like this when I am tired or distracted. The layout fluid helps me prevent mistakes by being an obvious indicator.

Yeessss! Digging into more hydraulics... I've been waiting for this. One day you will be digging into the tandem pump. That'll be the day I get my popcorn. One year... One day.. we will have a video. Keep it up Mike!

The Missus is still working up the courage to be in the video.

❤️👍

Very nice restore. You saved an orphan from potentially the scrap pile and will give it the love and attention it deserves. I am always amazed at what people discard as junk. Well Done Sir!!!

nice shop too

lookin great

very nice, thanks for your video

nice job

I really wish you had started from the beginning so that I could see how you got the pin out next to the muffler instead of skipping over the hard part

Keepin on keepin on Mike.

Keep some crack tester for your backbones I felt every bit of that watching you assemble that bought back some painful memories 😂👍

When I hurry I always make mistakes 😂 take your time

I have the same machine that one day I hope to restore but it keeps running and we keep needing it. I am liking all that you are doing so far but a little advice from a welder is to try to avoid spot welding and welding down hill on structural items. The uphill progression helps with obtaining deeper penetration. But keep up the great work.

Hello Mike, I tend to use diesel to clean oily nasty engines and part. Always remember "like dissolves like" or in this case oil based products clean oil based products easier than water based. Diesel is dirt cheap compared to chemical cleaning agents. It will work in an ultrasonic cleaner. Also you can recycle and reuse the dirty diesel by filtering it thru cheap filters. I have used this method for many many projects and it just works. It's not fancy nor "green" but it sure as hell works on even the nastiest engine parts.