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Неплохо но думаю что на угол гаклонс ковша можно использовать ручную лебедку но га подтем точно электрическую 🎉

Does it matter which direction the alternator spins?

There is a place for cordless chainsaws, though like you said, probably not as a primary saw for serious work. I had an experience where a couple of mid sized trees went down over my son's driveway (he was working out of town) and I show up early in the morning after the storm with a battery chainsaw and make short work of things. It was 5am and I didn't wake up any neighbors or get any noise complaints. Really opened my eyes to just the type of jobs these saws shine on. Are the bars and the chains available readily? Nice job on the review, Ed. I always look forward to anything you post. Hope you had a happy Thanksgiving.

Thx for the video, it's very helpful. Excuse my ingnorance but I presume the bar/chain oil "self-feeds" as you operate the chain saw, correct? Do you need to empty the reservoir after use / will the oil leak out on its own during storage?

How much did everything cost? That would be helpful info.

I have Many Bauer 20volt Power Tools and Batteries. Many I got the 2 year warranty on but have never used any of them.. so I stopped getting the extended warranty, by the time I need it, it will be expired. The only problem I had was the first charger I got years ago won't charge the 12 amp hour battery, so I used a newer one I got in a combo deal recently and it works fine, so does the rapid one I got of another color faster charger.

Morning Ed , I like the Bauer line of tools also . I got the package set last week . Buy the battery and charger and get the tool for free . I got the Hercules battery and 20volt grease gun . I then got a battery adapter that lets me run the Hercules battery on all the Bauer tools . I would have went with the Bauer battery pack but they were out of them .

Your knowledge is amazing! Thanks for sharing!

sweet i had the idea but u made it click.. thank you sir

Ed, What has been your best source for these pumps? Also, do you have a reasonably priced source for small but rather long hydraulic cylinders, like say maybe 48" long or more? Keep up the great work. I always look forward to your videos. Thank you for what you do.

You can get a bunch of different versions of this pump, you don't need to screw around with adapters and that kinda nonsense. The last section of the pump id code is the port style, P# indicates PT thread, but you can us F# to order them with flanged outlets, or U# to order it with UNF, and G# is for BSP or PF fittings. It sounds like you would want an HGP-1A-F-06-R-X1-4BDA-U1 pump. for 9/16-18 UNF, or U2 for 3/4-16 UNF. They can also do NPT instead of PT if you just ask for it while ordering.

I really like your videos! I'm thinking seriously about pulling and old mower out of the weeds and giving this a try.

does this help with traction? Cool video

i want to use dewalt 18v twin battery charger for my dock. i wish to be able to continue to charge through the same dock. am not sure if i can do this but i will try it.

How much did each weight weigh? Awesome idea!

Just so your viewers know, it’s also possible to add extra center sections of a regular gas pole saw to gain extra height while having all the controls in your hands. I’ve seen some videos on this with two or three additional sections to get quite a bit of height. Of course being manually held and operated there are tradeoffs for doing it that way, but it is possible.

Outstanding! That is some excellent engineering. The other way I have seen is a rope saw, with long rope on either side so you could stand far enough away and manually cut by pulling the rope one way then the other.

Good info, Ed.

Great job man , it ain’t worth paying extra to get the job done when you can get it done for cheap

This is excellent, Ed. I have a big need for something like this. When you start getting up this high, it becomes an expensive proposition to hire someone to come out and do this. And, as usual, lots of ideas of what to use and how to use it. You are so good at this type of thing. Thank you!

Nice work. People don't have common sense enough to realize that there in over their head. Its not do much the equipment as it is operator error. Abd it would happen with sny equipment . Tge thing is egen welds break for example did a wrkder do the work or did joe shmo with his new temu welder. Using soup cans for framing metal. And he wonders why he got hurt or hurt someone. You got to know ur own limits to. I don't think you would rebuild your transmission in your car and you never had tool set. And dont know how change spark plugs. Know your limits. All im saying. If ur not mechanical inclined naybe Ed's videos aren't for you to do just to watch snd lesrn so one day you can . Anyone can learn if they apply . Thanks all thank you Ed for sharing. Stay safe from ur ole hillbilly buddy.

Yes Sir hard to drill and work with

Ues Sir i see now. That's was my thoughts to electric now upgrade if need too only thing now is go winch or actuator. I have brand new nbox 3000 superwinch with all hook ups and 4 new 6ah DW 20 volt old 20 gallon compressor motor shot but tank is off and like new use to make bucket maybe and enough framing square pipe and angle iron. Tey to xobble up something like u have. Thanks for sharing again stay safe from ur ole hillbilly buddy

Hello you say u usehd a tool battery with your 24 volt system. I have 4of the 6 amp h. DW's 20 volts all new with maybe 10 charges on them. There workink load os 18.volts i think. Ive used it with 12 volt spot light cut car cigarette plug off put flat blades on end plug in battery wirks great. Wonder if they the dw battery would work with one battery for one actuator 12 volt. Or think it would let the magic smoke out. Thanks , should run bit faster im thinking if it don't fry it. 🥓 🍳. Lol.

Keep on popping them different kinds of ways to make a loader lawn mower. I've been thinking on like fork truck style. Maybe an actuator straight up and down and little one one bucker for tilt and even a third for slight pivot on up and down frame to 6" give 3" each way positive and negative tilt maybe. IDK seeing what you think. Your the expert on this. Also one could have little fork lift and bucket attachments for versatility. Just a half a cents worth. For now everyone just wait till ED gets few cents on it. Be awesome as always. Thanks for sharing stay safe from ur ole hillbilly buddy

Yeah I really like it . Might be what I need to start with. . Later upgrade to hydraulic put winch on my 4 wheeler when take it off there. Win win. Thanks for sharing ur 2 cents.

Yes Sir Nice job

Nice

Ed, that is really clever what you did to increase the leverage at the different points. I would have never thought of that on my own. Thank you for all that you do.

Hoodie Ed ya might just have somein here ya know that change the bracket little less work make it portable could be a seller just saying ya come up with mighty fine ideas should be rolling out the paper and pen do some writing send them away to get patterned could be rich man we'll ya got my vote at our age ya gotta write them down or tomorrow ya wonder what thi🎉s 60crap on table is four ther ben said from Canada 🇨🇦 SK big howdo later oya give ya thumps up carry on keep them 😊coming ya might have great one 1⃣ upstairs let it out

That's a cool build. The one question I have about this tractor is what kind of speed selector is in it? My father's old MTD lawn tractor had a 2-belt CVT and it *sucked*. Just going up and down hills while mowing grass it ate up a drive belt every couple years. On the other hand, if your machine has a hydro, you should be alright. In that case the only thing I would suggest is putting a larger pulley on the transmission to lower the gear ratio. When engaging the ground torque is more important than speed.

You, sir, are a smart and experienced person. Thank you.

Hey your videos keep getting better and better 😊 . Thanks for all your hard work. Really appreciate and enjoy your videos so much.

Adding windshield washer fluid in your mower tires adds about 10 pounds to each average size mower rear wheel too.

Hello, you have a lots nice technic shots - do you have any conatct form to contact you?

Makes perfect sense, now that I see what you did. 🔧👍

Cool thank you I'm making a trailer that the bed slides in and out and I was having problems with the cables binding into each other

How do you first drill the pilot hole??, video jumped past that process??

Wow! thanks for all the information on sourcing the materials.. very helpful

Hei voisitko auttaa, kuinka tämä kytketään 12v ? Hkai-41z04

Thanks for putting all of this information in one spot for easy reference when it is needed.

Hi Ed, I am wanting to attempt this with my massy furguson mower which has plenty of power at 23hp but I am very worried about its comparatively weaker Transmission which is hydrostatic. Have you attempted to do this with any Hydrostatic tractors. I was looking at picking up a 90s Craftsman with only 12hp engine and a 5speed peerless Transmission, would this be a better bet? and would it be worth the $400 to switch to that?

I'm thinking of using this to run a 12v hydraulic motor that will run my loader and other attachments (none built yet, still planning)

Was about to start putting a hydraulic version together. This will help, Thank you!

That is awesome 👌 👏 👍 😊.

That is so awesome. I am planning on building one. Thanks so much love your videos.

Actuators can be very fast and of comparable speed to hydraulics. Where excavator manufacturers have removed hydraulic systems entirely from a battery version of a diesel model, it has given operational benefits. Its probably about choosing the best actuator for the job. Those electro-hydraulic units you installed are also compact and very good.

If I had to guess, I’d say Part 2 will show how to install thrust bearings onto the steering spindles. Also possibly installing grease fittings onto the spindles if they don’t have them. If that’s the case, I suspect the steering wheel modification may not actually be necessary. Given the extra weight of the front end, Part 2 will definitely help decrease the effort necessary to steer, but also lengthen the life of the parts involved since there’s a lot more friction involved with that extra weight.

That was genius. Also gives a very factory and professional esthetic. A lot of respect for your innovation - wow 👍👍👍

Ed, there is a true genius in someone applying logic and creativity in such a simple form. What a great idea! This is why I keep coming back to your channel. Always something to learn and apply. I really enjoy your channel and the work you do. I can see your work enhancing people's lives. Thanks again, Ed. Looking forward to your next video.