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nice job

I really wish you had started from the beginning so that I could see how you got the pin out next to the muffler instead of skipping over the hard part

Keepin on keepin on Mike.

Keep some crack tester for your backbones I felt every bit of that watching you assemble that bought back some painful memories 😂👍

When I hurry I always make mistakes 😂 take your time

I have the same machine that one day I hope to restore but it keeps running and we keep needing it. I am liking all that you are doing so far but a little advice from a welder is to try to avoid spot welding and welding down hill on structural items. The uphill progression helps with obtaining deeper penetration. But keep up the great work.

Hello Mike, I tend to use diesel to clean oily nasty engines and part. Always remember "like dissolves like" or in this case oil based products clean oil based products easier than water based. Diesel is dirt cheap compared to chemical cleaning agents. It will work in an ultrasonic cleaner. Also you can recycle and reuse the dirty diesel by filtering it thru cheap filters. I have used this method for many many projects and it just works. It's not fancy nor "green" but it sure as hell works on even the nastiest engine parts.

Hey Super Arbeit,Danke

Usa un fondo epossidico bicomponente e risparmia il tempo delle prove per verniciare e rimontare la macchina. 😊

seems everyone agrees you should work at your own pace. not sure how the platform feels about it. but from this side of it the content takes time. anyone who disagrees doesn't get it. keep up the good work.

Great job on what you are doing. I love your OCD😊

I'm glad I came across your channel. Love the content. I wish one day to buy a small skid steer and do the same thing. You are very talented. I don't know that much. Good luck. I will keep watching for sure

No worries Mike, post whenever you can, I appreciate what you are doing.

Great vid, thanks, very informative and helpful

I like your videos. I am currently doing the same thing to a case 1816c . A slow and tedious restoration project. I have found a lot more broken stuff than I was anticipating. Money really adds up quick

You owe us nothing. Make the best of your life and family. Work on the machine and put out content when you can. To many projects get sold or shelved because of burn out.

Great work , I really enjoy following the restoration

keep up the good work. Going to look good when done.👍

I just did the wheel bearings on a Case 1845C and ALL of the chains have maser links. The sprockets have to be installed from the inside of the chain case. once the wheel and sprocket are assembled the chain is split and mater linked in place.

Nice job. I can't wait for the next one.

Mike...phenomenal restoration!!! That machine is gonna be worth MEGA bucks when you get it finished!!! Thanks for bringing us along.

Mike, don't worry about the frequency! Just take your time and go at a pace you can sustain. Also, I'm really glad the crack tester worked for you! This project is going to turn out great!

Great work 👍

Great job! Turns out I’m in the process of rebuilding the drivetrain on mine as well. I’m glad they redesigned the way all of it can be installed.

Nice work!!

Mike, I don't care about the frequent uploads. I'm just here to admire your restoration. Take your time.

Brother straight up this is the best mantis tiller troubleshooting video I have seen on RUclips !!!! I have an older mantis that I have yet to get started. And haven’t even went into depth with it. But you sure showed me how . Thank you greatly

I would have cut a hole on the inside wall of the tanks to give you good access to clean and coat them with a tank sealer. As soon as you clean and prep the surface of the metal frame or parts don't give it time to rust. Spray it with some rust-oleum red or black primer. Use a wire brush wheel or cone attachment for a power grinder or drill to quickly remove crusty paint and rust which also etches the surface of the metal for the paint to bond with.

Great! BTW where did you get the plugs and caps? I have a similar project. TIA

If I was you I wouldn't go out an buy anything an I'd stay in bad wrapped up in bubble wrap

A question: Did you purchase the seals through case? And the press bushing?

😂 I’ve been watching the series for four days now😂

Found your channel a few weeks ago and am catching up on your older videos. I am of the same mindset I would not have let it go either, every single time I would have climbed into the machine I would think about the offset….I was thinking that’s going to be a lot more work to fix but it’s funny how things work out, you ended up finding cracks and weak points. It turned out to be a good issue and you came up with an excellent fix and an overall better machine.

Primer right after cleaning the metal

Wow! Great video on the 18543C. Thanks so much . . . you can bet I'll be watching the whole playlist. Jerry. downhillcutters.

hi. could you tell me what is the RAL of the CASE color of that vintage?

Great job. Where do you find the replacement seal? I have the same jack.

for surface rust try using white vinegar. Also WD-40 spray is useful but must be applied for preservative purposes only. Wipe it off then apply your usual red oxide, primer and paint. Other solutions is the evaporust, a bit pricey but this is all the methods that will work effectively. Excellent work. I will subscribe to your channel. All the best from Durban, South Africa.

Now those nuts n bolts are ready for an abrasive tumbler

Tap around the area you're pullinng on with a light ballpeen hammer. Relieves stresses in the metal n promotes movement. Bondo is your friend lol

Drill n tap

I don’t have a plasma table either so I use CAD(cardboard aided design) as well, hey it works! Thank you for sharing your project.

Yea, you're being a bit anal like me, but what else you got doing? Have fun. Enjoying this series.

You kept missing with 🔨 bcz we were staring. Performance pressure lol

I can't stand the smell of that simple green I don't know what it is

One complaint no drain

Hey Mike, I’m enjoying your video series, a skid steer restoration is definitely a project I want to do, but a quite few others have priority. 😊 I have the smaller version of that Vevor unit and it cleans very well I find with dishwasher powder rather than dishwashing hand liquid or degreaser. The other thing I do is put a folded towel over the lid to keep the heat in and get it even hotter. As for other Vevor tools, I have quite a few of theirs from hydraulic porta power pack to heavy duty impact sockets and other bits and pieces, I have been happy enough with them all, especially their mag drill. Keep up the good work, thank you for sharing and I look forward to seeing you progress the restoration. 😊

I like your style

Hood review. Keep up the good work.

Paint looks decent especially when it’s been applied with a roller 🇬🇧🇮🇪