@@mikehunt-8936 Glad I could help 👍 ☺️

@johohojo8548 The seal is kind of external in so far as you don't have to remove the pump. Messicks is a good source for schematics on these machines (link below ⬇️⬇️) 1845 www.messicks.com/cas/140810 You're right. These machines are tough. 😎

@DurtyMaxDee thanks again gonna try and tackle this problem today, but first a scraper and ALOT of cleaning 😒 bellypans full

@johohojo8548 I hear ya, it's a dirty job. I was shocked to see my belly pan was yellow.

@johohojo8548 Thanks again 😊. I got lucky finding one with the aux hydraulics, I don't see many with it. I have a feeling a pump rebuild is in my near future, good to know that they're pretty simple 😉

@hpautsch Glad to help.😉 Don't hesitate to ask questions if you get stuck on fixing something.

@johohojo8548 You're probably right on the coupling. That seal on the side of the pump was easy to change in the machine once you get the snap ring out. I did all of them (both sides) on mine in the machine. Glad to help 😎

Have rico

Added to the memory banks 👍

@debraco7748 They don't make them like they used to that's for sure. I rode this one for 4 hours last weekend in Gratiot Cruise, not one issue the whole time. Was a lot of fun, probably should have videoed some of it lol.

@williammoynihansr.759 "Is it street legal" 🤔 cops around here don't seem to care 😉. "No helmet" for sure legal 💯 "Ratty looking" The perfect look 😎 "Paint it..." Nah, see above ⬆️⬆️ And yes, absolutely 💯 fun 😁

@jessecrews That's a good question 🤔 the frames on these mowers are pretty stout, so I would have a hard time believing it's bent. Possible? I guess if it was dropped or wheelied a lot. The first thing I would check is the rear drive motor on the left side, opposite the floating front wheel, making sure it's not loose and it's in its proper location relative to the frame. Look at both drive motors for a comparison. Next, I would check, on a level surface, frame height to ground comparing left side to right side both front and rear. Measurements should be the same, front right and left, rear right and left. If they're not the same, the frame is most likely bent. Straightening would be a tough task at best. If everything in the rear is good and measures the same, the "hack" would be to shim the right caster down the amount you've measured it to be out of wack, then level the deck as needed. Good luck, hope this helps.

Thanks for making a hand saw that does what it was designed to do and does it very well. 👍

What more did you want to see?

@@joeparker7508 Thanks

@@joeparker7508 So true.

@joeparker7508 As far as I could tell, the tread pattern runs the same in either direction.

@macgyver_me9303 IMPRESSIVE 😂. Every once in a while, you do find gems.

@stanthehandyman3719 It had to come down really slow. It barely bent the fence. 😳

@chuckdouglas8017 Field attachable, name checks out. 👍 I understand these are a "temporary" solution, but in this case, they'll be good for years to come. If it were on something that would be used daily, hourly, or every minute, a new line would definitely be required. YMMV

Thanks, they are a lot of fun 😁

Thanks 😊

Thanks, kitchen coming soon

Trying, been super busy lately 😉

I feel your pain. I couldn't take it anymore 😪 😔 😕

Thanks 👍

Yes, I do believe it is. Mine also has aux hydraulic circuit on the leftside boom that most of these machines don't have, does yours have it also?

@@DurtyMaxDee No sir - no aux connections on the boom either. I know aux hydraulics was an option on these machines. I wonder what is different between my machine and yours - and if I could fab up my own kit? If you ever get more time to make videos on your machine, that would be a cool one - going over your aux hydro setup. How is it actuated?

@Kettenhund75 I can do that, been super busy lately 😉

@Kettenhund75 I use the site linked below for diagrams of the 1845, electrical, hydraulics, etc. It's a good resource 👍 www.messicks.com/cas/140810 Just click on the drop down menu and click on what you're looking for

I recently saw on 🧔book marketplace someone parting out a couple of 1845's, you might want to search on there, they might have what you need. 👍

@DurtyMaxDee I can only search on marketplace within a 250 mile radius. Must be outside that - I don't see any.

@Kettenhund75 I don't see the ad that I saw but I believe this is the guy who did have the ad facebook.com/marketplace/item/221341710968494/?mibextid=dXMIcH Not saying he has what you need but he might. I don't know who he is but he seems to have high marks on marketplace.

Truth right there 😁

Lol, those were the days.

For $500 absolutely. You can make 10 times the money parting it out if it's to far gone.

I glad to hear it helped you 😊 👍

Good to know, thanks for that comment 👍

Lol, 25, those were the days. I don't think I explained why I pulled the nails. When I empty the fire pit I put all the ashes in the garden. Kneeling on a nail when planting is not something I enjoy 😉

Oh it's plenty loud IRL 😆 🤣

Thanks for the kind words 😊

You'll know as soon as you remove it and see if it's gummed up 👍

@@DurtyMaxDee Well.. No such luck for me. I pulled that T off, and it was clean as a whistle. Pulled it apart and cleaned it anyway, as well as changed the fuel filters. It runs good for the first half hour or so, but sooner or later, she falls on her face. Never really stalls completely, just struggles to get the RPM's up, and has no power. Prolly the injector pump.

@@anthonyparlin9418 Sure sounds like it. Sorry it didn't work out for you. If you decide to rebuild the fuel pump, give Area Diesel a call they may be able to help. I've heard only good things from people who have used them. Comment back let us know what the fix was... 👍

@@DurtyMaxDee That's good to know. Thanks for the heads up!

There might or might not be something going in the pumps. These older machines naturally have loud hydraulics compared to current machines. I've posted a video "Case does some work" and you can clearly hear it whining in parts of that video. Best advice... change hydraulic fluid and filters and keep an ear on it. Probably has not been done if ever.

Ok thank you I'll do that and let you know how it works

@Russell-md6uu IIRC you'll need about 15 gallons of hydraulic fluid. Just a FYI...

Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video. 😁

Thanks, that means a lot to me. 😊

That's the hydraulic drive motor for that side of the machine. 😉