I was gifted a Bobcat m371. It's a fun little machine. I just wish it had more than 10HP. It really bogs down when you are turning and the chain drive is buried in an oil filled sump. Changing the axle seals is a real PITA.

I ran one of those old Michigan s when they were new . It had a cab and a GM Diesel in it. And an old B-61 also. Looks like next time you go to the barn you should bring back a grease gun.. great video! 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Man, id like to ride one of those...

I would check to see if that injection pump has an overflow valve on it somewhere like the ppump does on the 12v cummins. That can cause a loss of prime like you're talking about. It can also cause a rough idle.

I would say that Brockway has a Chicago Pipe Boom.

Will you sell it??

to reverse your kill switch, maybe you could turn the switch 180 degrees within the switch housing, or replace it a double throw switch, or use a relay in the circuit.

Idk. Looks like a bone jarring ride. I think a Yamaha banshee would be a better time. Lol

She's a working girl again!

Playing and/or working with vintage toys are awesome kool in my book 😊

Mack B-Model Tandem Dump Truck or Tractors I absolutely love them! They have the coolest style I've always thought since I was a kid and I still feel that way today. 30:21 I'm a 1962 model myself 😅 And because you're going to have more videos I have subscribed.

Get a set of tip cleaners for a cutting torch

And that’s how you earned $1.25 an hour back in the day.

Once you put a new pump in, get ready for new lines anyways. The increase pressure will cause the old lines to leak.

Never drive around with a full bucket way up in the air or you will tip the loader over and you have no protection you could be crushed under it I have saw that with my own eyes so don't lift it till you're next to the truck stay safe man think.

Nice job.

Awesome deal!! such an incredible find!!!

Didn't see anything in there that I wouldn't take if I could afford it!

That international 190 should have a red diamond 450ci.

The truck is probably a dart or a Hendrickson.

Super cool machines and an older way of life....

Absolutely, do not pick up rocks, logs, poles, or round bales with that loader. Dirt/ manure only!!!

I love that old rigid frame loader! I want one just to have around the property. I've got newer machines to do the heavy work.

I have two of these loaders - both with the Detroit Diesel 3-53 engine and air over hydraulic brakes. I reworked the brakes on one of them and it’s a nightmare. Most owners of these units will just do the front axle and call it good. Don’t make a habit of shifting gears while the loader is moving. Allow it to roll to a complete stop or you’ll eventually break an axle where the two axle shafts join. Trust me on this.

Just curious is the bucket on upside-down? Love hearing the old Equipment

Good job man nice and easy no rush keep em coming be safe im out

I remember running the old Pay Loaders back in the 70's-80's.Tuff old machines..

From the symptoms given on the Mack If I had to guess collapsed fuel line from the tank to the filters or to the injection pump the other guess is that there is an air leak somewhere in the system causing the fuel to run back down to the tank collapsed fuel line will allow it to run for a certain period of time until hard acceleration or until enough crap builds up in the line to plug it off they will start again it'll just do the same thing

Lift arms being tweaked can probably be farmer-fixed by strapping the one side down and using the hydraulics to try to lift the arm. Carefully of course.

I'd love to find a deal like this. People want thousands for old models like this with blown engines, or even no engine lol

hahah geel lol its pronounced GELL, or GALE if youre from the northeast. Great video man! I just bought a 2600 myself!

It is a dumb thing to put on that carburetor

The thing is called a fuel shut down solenoid

Cheap fix for the dump truck. Just add an electric fuel pump if the lift pump is bad. My dad had a Diesel tractor that behaved much the same way, except it would loose it's prime frequently. Added a 12 volt fuel pump and bi-passed the diesel lift pump. Just a suggestion. ( Cheaper than a complete fuel pump overhaul anyways)

Hell ya brother doing good things back in MD

ЕСЛИ НЕ УМЕЕТЕ ТАК И НЕ БЕРИТЕСЬ!ТОЛЬКО СТАРТЕР МУЧАЕТЕ

I'm just laying on the couch in a sunday afternoon drinking beers and watching you load a dump truck with cool machines

Dump a gallon of seafoam and a quart of transmission fluid in the tank of that old Mack and see how that works.

You need a hat cam

Don’t force the gears, feel the gears. When you force them you’re doing major driveline damage

Badass!

Careful. No roll over protection

That michigan has no load absorber so it is up to you not to spill ...😅

That wheel loader seems not safe sitting in and driving...

Looks like a MF loader. That operator is going to hurt him self.

If, a driver isn't experienced? That old equipment can be dangerous to operate. Remembering the condition of my Dad's old tractor after it went out of season.

Man if that left rear tire was pulling and had some aggressive mud tires that little thing would get down…..as you said and a tooth bar for the bucket. I like my rock/landscape bucket for moving and cutting dirt more than my tooth bucket, bottom is longer and has flat teeth cut into the cutting edge with vertical metal as the bottom but when you shove it in packed dirt none falls through. This bucket is ideal for sifting through topsoil to get all the grass/rocks out of it before spreading with the standard bucket. Good luck with the little green machine

Im guessing the brakes don't work?

I would love to see this loader go up against brand new loaders the old loaders would out last brand new ones

I just cut that stem out of all those fuel shut off and put a manual in line if its needed. I bought a Gehl 6635 has an 80hp diesel and 9k lbs. love it too just too big sometimes so i scratched up a New Holland L75 with a seized 4cyl wisconsin so im hunting one of those or a 4BT,Shiburu or Kubota 40-60hp diesel engine for it. Put same size tires all way around and will stop the chain from popping over the sprockets, thats like having 3.55 rear and 4.10 rear diff gears in a 4wd truck locked in on pavement and why it was sliding the right rear because its going slower than the front tire, iirc the drive motor directly couples to the rear wheels and chain drives the front off the motor shaft