Update on Screen, Ram Cylinder and more | Odds & Ends #1 | David Brown 990 #14

[@jandocter951]

Nice 990 my 990 is an early one to Have a nice time with your David Brown Greetings from Germany

[@dianecyr669]

Don't stop your video they are amazing

[@path.of.discovery]

Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!

[@manfromthemist1958]

Hi Shane, great catchup, didn't know that about the cylinder castings, as Jon say's everyday a school day. many thanks Barry

[@path.of.discovery]

Thanks! I'd read about that long ago on the forums. Found a cached copy of a post Ollek made that references them as a matched pair. Here's a screenshot of his comment: www.dropbox.com/s/80u2j2bk6ch5bem/Latch%20and%20Cylinder%20are%20matched%20pair.jpg?dl=0

[@BundyBearsShed]

I never knew of the conversion kit but fitting a later housing and filter and screen etc goes ok.

[@path.of.discovery]

Yeah, I'm going to do the conversion at some point. Either with parts off a breaker or the David Brown Parts conversion. I just gotta wait until I can afford it. Either way it costs some money. For the short-term, a bit of solder was just lying around. 😄

[@OKHansen]

Thanks for sharing. Loads of great knowledge here as well 👍🚜🚜 Cheers from Denmark 🇩🇰🔧🚜

[@path.of.discovery]

Thanks for watching!

[@jonperry4657]

Nice to see you channel growing 👍. If the filter has wasted 50 odd years why change it I always say oil and filter is cheap maintenance and I'm sure your change your oils regularly. I brought the same gasket for my filter housing maybe its just me but I thought it seemed a tadge to thick so i tend to use it for a template and use a thinner gauge gasket paper +the fact I like creating gaskets lol keep em coming throughly enjoy em

[@jonperry4657]

Lasted not wasted lol

[@path.of.discovery]

Yep, I'm changing the oil regularly. Same here, I like to make my own gaskets, but that paper I've got is just too thin. Thought about doubling it up, but that'd be more prone to leakage I think.

[@tombruce6398]

I have really enjoyed it also

[@path.of.discovery]

Thanks Tom!