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Dark Canuck
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Добавлен 25 июл 2011
Whatever I decide to film and post ;)
Fixing Sloppy Slew Excavator
Removing the slew/swing motor from a Bobcat 425 and repairing the badly damaged motor mount.
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Why No Heart Wood?
Просмотров 232 года назад
Unloading some Douglas Fir Timbers. Talking about benifits of Post and Beams with no heart wood, what to look for, and storage tips for a nice finished product.
Making and Installing Trim Made from Pallet Wood
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I have kept some old planks from pallet used for a timber delivery, and some ripping's from a crib dock repair job. It's all Douglas Fir, and I am going to make the trim for the shop with it.
Fastening ICF blocks to Footings
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Little video showing how attached the ICF block to the footings. Using the ASV RC-50 to move lumber and re-bar. Digging a trench with a John Deere 490 excavator to prepare for some wet weather.
Removing Dodge Ram Torsion Bars and Keys
Просмотров 21 тыс.3 года назад
Removing Badly rusted torsion bars and keys in a 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 Dodge Ram the easy way. Installing 2" rough country leveling kit.
Cracked Boom Fix
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Boom has a crack. Quick fix with some plate and an old Century stick welder to get back to work. 6011 7018 Bobcat 425 ASV RC50
Yamaha Kodiak Leaking Oil. New Universal, Oil Seal and Fix Those Squeeky Brakes
Просмотров 11 тыс.4 года назад
2007 Yamaha Kodiak 400/450 universal went bad and the vibration took out the oil seal . In this video replace the oil seal, universal and fix the squealing brakes. Then take it for a Rip! ASV RC50
How I Move a Shelter Logic Tarp Shelter
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Moving a tarp shelter without Taking it apart. ASV RC 50, kodiak 450
Chainsaw milling
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Chainsaw milling Maple and Red oak for slabs, live edge trim, and 2 mantles. asv rc50, bobcat 425, panthermill 2
Gathering and Processing Firewood
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Cleaning up wood drags, Pushing over a stubborn dying maple tree, Blocking and Splitting wood. Bobcat 425, Splitfire 2 way splttter, Stihl MS 341
Bobcat 425 final Drive oil change , Weld New Bucket Pin
Просмотров 884 года назад
Drill and tap the inspection plates, Weld new over-sized pin for bucket and change the final drive oils.
Plugged Culvert
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Unplugging culvert and cleaning out plow wash and 5 months worth of snow to make some parking spots. Noma 10/27 snowblower. Unclogging Culvert
Pulling down Trees Burning Brush
Просмотров 1454 года назад
Pulling a maple tree away from the shop, pulling down trees and burning all the brush. Husqvarna 55, ASV RC 50,
Pulling Down Trees With Rope
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If you want to skip to dropping trees it starts at 2:48. asv rc50, husqvarna 55 575xp
Servicing the ASV RC50
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Engine oil and filter change, Hydraulic oil and filter change, Fuel Filter and Clean Radiator
Nice Job Young feller just one thing see you should have done Pressure wash first
Great work
That's pretty good foresting, Canuck. You can come over and cut my pines down any time.
So that's how to get the slop out. You have quite the skill working with metal. My Kubota has gotten pretty sloppy. I better have a look under the hood and see what's up.
Well done.
Hi, thank you for posting this kind of content, could you help me sending the numbers of the seal, it could bem helpful for me.
www.yamahapartshouse.com/oemparts/a/yam/50039395f870021f60a0e07a/drive-shaft
93102-44454-00
This should be the part number for the oil seal.
Thank you, the problem is because s not os for me to find yamaha dealer in my country, Though that the inner and out numbers can help me to buy it in an shop that has that kind of seal, no meter that is for car or other things, has it much.
I think buying it in Alliexpress
Cool about the pouch. Too bad it didn't have some old gold coins in it
That would have been nice. Have a good day
Do you know the torque spec for Hydraulic filter cap bolts?
No I don't. Sorry
Excellent job, well done!
Great video thanks for help us, but i have a question can you enlist all the spare parts that you need to do this Work, like a Seal, Oring, Thanks
If you scroll down in the comments there is all the parts listed replying to fortinogarcia.
What does this do?
does the torsion bar have to come out in order to change out the lower control arm?
Yes. One of the bolts that go the bushings on the control arm is behind where you pull the torsion bar out.
@@10PetersonTyler thats exactly what I was thinking. I got an 03 ram 4x4 and im replacing a lot of the front end, I already done the steering rack and pinion, as well as both CV drive axles and sway bar ends, all thats left is the shocks and both control arms, and the sway bar bushings.
Big job. But better than buying a new truck right now. Good luck with the project. Glad I could help
@@10PetersonTyler big job....thats putting it mildly lol yeah thanks for the info homie and your video helped me a lot in learning how to remove those torsion bars and keys.
Serious question. Setting machine onto back rack is brilliant. What are the repercussions of doing this as far as fluids go. Maybe a dumb question but do all the fluids have to be drained? I want to use this method using the winch. I don’t own a fancy skid steer jack😉.
Not a dumb question. There is a fuel shut off on the side of the tank. Turn that too off before lifting the atv. I think the atv is meant to sit on the back rack. All 4 wheelers seem to. If you are planning on replacing the oil seal like I did I would suggest draining the engine oil before you lift the bike up. Let me know.if you have any other questions. Bobcaygeon isn't to far from where I live. Have a good one.
@@10PetersonTyler Thx, for responding. I'm just tracing the oil leak now. Hoping it's not the seal you had to replace, maybe something easier. I have a few friends in Bobcaygeon. I'm about 1.5 hours from there towards Orillia. I picked the name because it's a great tune by a great band....... pure Canadiana. Plus the Americans think my name is Bob. Cheers, thx. again for the info.
Haha. Dark Canuck is a tragically hip song from the album In Violet Light. Unless you already figured that out. Coincidence? We are in Muskoka. Good luck with fixing the bike.
Could you send a link to where I can buy one of those fancy skid steer jacks.
thanks man. very helpful.
Glad to hear it!
That video should be called how to do that with just a hammer.
And don't forget the blocks of wood ; )
review on this machine? not a lot of videos about them.
Incredible. Don't let the track system scare you. They are very tough. It has been very reliable.
hey guys acn anyone help name and shaft part that connects the two ends
Thank you for this video. I'm changing out the Catalytic Converter on my '03 1500 and need to remove the passanger side Torsion Bar so that i can drop the front end exhaust pipes out and get the new Catalytic Converter welded on and reinstall everything. This helped me out immensenly seeing how you got the Torsion bars out. 👍👍 Cheers from the Land of Desert Tumbleweeds and Roadrunners where Rust is a myth haha have a good day bud! (New Mexico)
Glad the video was helpful. Cheers from 🇨🇦
These tents are such a pain to move. Good idea will do this. I though about driving our tractor in and lifting with the bucket and backhoe and walking it but this maybe safer.
Hope it works out for you. The tractor idea does sound fun though.
Dont forget to tell everyone you unhooked the bolt on the lower control arm? Witch at that point you mazle just change the control arm and be done for life lmao you missed a bunch of videoing of all the important things that have to come out tonchange
Hi Ian, thanks for watching. I didn't need to remove the lower control arm bolts. The bolt for the lower control arm is actually behind where the torsion bar fits into the lower control arm on these trucks. There for in order to remove the lower control arm you would have to remove the torsion bar first. There was nothing wrong with the control arm, and still isn't. Have a great day.
Full of shit!!! No easy way to change the torsion keys
thanks great video...i have a bigbear and the seal is leaking...never done one before...you make it look easy. Do you happen you have the part number? thanks again
Here is the link to the parts breakdown. www.yamahapartshouse.com/oemparts/a/yam/50039395f870021f60a0e07a/drive-shaft I believe the seal you are looking for in number 13 in the diagram. Part number 91302-44454-00
If you contact the Yamaha dealer they should be able to help you. The universal I used was aftermarket. The one from Yamaha is very expensive. Here is the link to that part www.amazon.ca/Caltric-U-JOINT-YAMAHA-KODIAK-YFM-450/dp/B014PZW3ZU Have a great day
What held up the cross member when you took it off
What's the rope you used?
Arborist "Bull Rope". This rope is 7/8" Dia, and rated for 32,000 lb. It's a little overkill for the job, but does the trick.
Great vid.
Thanks
@Dark Canuck im doing my 02 in the spring. Its not very rusty underneath for 19 years old but the box and cab corners are shot. Old truck left to die that i saved is going to be my work bench. Building a flat deck for it. Its a regular cab.
Sounds familiar. A client of mine was going to scrap this truck, so I put some work into it. Got a plow on it and use it for a winter beater. Good luck with your project. I will post a video soon of replacing the tranny cooling lines for cheap. Have a great day!
@Dark Canuck nice a buddy rebuilt my tranny. There still a few bugs and issues too dam cold and too much snow up here in nt.
Great job!
Thanks!
Very cool, great job
Hey my name is Joe i was looking around for a leaving kit for a dodge ram 1500 2003 and didn’t know they had torsion bar keys. so i searched how to take them out watched a few vids and then found your which is totally way better but have a few questions about doing it if you don’t mind i know it was a year ago the vid was done not sure if i could give ya a call or text just to get a little advice thank you.
No problem. Hope I can help. Send me your phone number.
I can delete the message after so no body else can get your number.
Need more instruction. WAY less music. Still have no idea how to change fuel filter
Thanks for the feedback. I will keep this in mind for future videos
Nice job moving this shed - looks like a 12 x 20 foot shed.
Good eye. It is 12 x 20. Have a great day.
Great video. I’ll be doing this same job in the next couple weeks.
Glad the video was helpful. Have fun :)
When I am cutting firewood, the cleanup takes more time than the cutting does, and we can't burn the limbs and debris where I live, so I try to use as much as I can for firewood, down to about 2" I am cutting it for my own use so can use any size that will fit my stove. No pine though all hard woods.
It all makes heat. The small stuff would take lots of time to cut, but I imagine it feels good to put it in the fireplace. Have a great day
@@10PetersonTyler The small stuff cuts fast with my chainsaw. almost as fast as I can walk along the tree, once I get to the bigger parts it slows down a bit. and the smaller stuff does not need to be split. Anything under 3 to 4 inches I don't split , they make nice fire logs , and with my big glass window on the stove I can see them burning, like a picture of a fireplace.
There was the ultimate way to prove the adage work smarter not harder! I never saw someone load a snowblower like that! Great job!
Thanks. I had the belt come off once halfway up the ramp walking behind up the ramp. After that I load it this way. Have a great day.
how wide did you leave the hinge? and why bother with a rope, looked like a simple fell with no obstacles
Cool Video! Thanks for sharing...😎👍
Your welcome. Thanks for watching
Yay you did it amazing how much water is flowing through and all the sticks watching from California✌🇺🇸
Thanks for watching. Have a great day.
No need to change the oil when you’re using a gram filter
will you be posting a follow up video?
Hi Samantha, I shot the video spring of 2020, so I dont have a follow up video. The culvert stayed flowing for the rest of the spring melt. The road is still there. Thanks for watching.
Do you got the links where you got the parts for the seal?
Also the universal
Hi Djnemo, Oil Seal Part number : 93102-44454-00 Link below shows the breakdown of the parts your looking at. www.yamahapartshouse.com/oemparts/a/yam/50039395f870021f60a0e07a/drive-shaft I ordered the parts through the local Yamaha dealer. They advised me to get an aftermarket Universal joint as the Yamaha one if very expensive. This link shows the universal kit, although this one is a different brand then I used. www.amazon.ca/Caltric-U-JOINT-YAMAHA-KODIAK-YFM-450/dp/B014PZW3ZU Hopefully this is helpful.
The brand I used was from (All Balls Racing) but I cant seem to find it on their site.
@@10PetersonTyler thank you!
Good tip about the drill bit. I am going to building a ICF house. Later
Good luck with your build
What hydrolic oil weight ? Type?
Petro Canada Hydrex AW 32 hydraulic oil. We are in Canada, so I run this machine in the winter doing snow removal a. This is a winter weight oil. Let me know if you have any more questions. Have a good one
@@10PetersonTyler oil with AW is not recommended, MV oil or all season oil, Princess Auto has what you need, about $50 for 5gal pail.
Great video! Great shots! Great everything! Only negative I saw was that FRAM oil filter. Those things have a bad reputation. Other than that though, great video.
Glad you enjoyed the video. I will keep that in mind when I buy my next batch of filters. Thanks
Glad you enjoyed the video. I will keep that in mind when I buy my next batch of filters. Thanks
@@10PetersonTyler Yup. Just a warning. Terrible stories I heard. Most of them are somewhere along the lines of the paper inside the filters somehow breaking off and getting sucked into the engine causing the engine to seize and blow up. Scary.
I plan on making a bunch more videos this winter, so subscribe if you wanna see more. Have a great day.
Thanks for posting video. Doing one next week.
Glad it was helpful.
I'm so glad you left those plastic snow shovels lay in your truck. Plastic snow shovels look pretty and all hanging in the store. But if you're planning on moving some serious snow a metal coal shovel will do the job every time.
Very true. Thanks for watching.
What brand of engine oil did you use?
Hi Jeremiah, I used Shell Rotella T 15w40. Let me know if you have any questions :)
It has to be synthetic oil?
@@greenparadise4032 no it doesn’t have to be especially if you have a machine with lower hours
Great video! So cool you know how to do that! :) Good music choice and I like how a ghost closed the door around 4:53 in :)
Glad you liked it!
Great video!
Thanks
The bat cave! Jeff and I were in suspense thinking "Where is he going to move it?" Great job. Went really smoothly. You're very clever!
The niftiest thing since sliced bread! Such a cool project :) Great tunes and nice results.