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Mountain Mindset
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Добавлен 26 май 2012
Day to day, odds and ends.
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Theonlymountainmindset@gmail.com
Putting up the second carport shed!
Putting together the second new to me carport shed that I will eventually box in to make a small garage.
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Out of the weather
Shade
Rain
Winter
Christmas
Woodmizer
Wood-Mizer
Sawmill
Shed
Garage
Mud
Muddy
Gatormade
Gooseneck
Trailer
Kubota L2800
Truck
DIY
Tear down
Over my head
Can I fix it
Fingers crossed
Outdoor
Shade-tree mechanic
4x4
Mountains
Eastern Kentucky
Baby
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Cameras used:
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Keywords:
Out of the weather
Shade
Rain
Winter
Christmas
Woodmizer
Wood-Mizer
Sawmill
Shed
Garage
Mud
Muddy
Gatormade
Gooseneck
Trailer
Kubota L2800
Truck
DIY
Tear down
Over my head
Can I fix it
Fingers crossed
Outdoor
Shade-tree mechanic
4x4
Mountains
Eastern Kentucky
Baby
Love
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Видео
Starting work on the Lowstar Loadstar driveline
Просмотров 24014 дней назад
Mocking up the driveline on the 1968 International Loadstar 1800. The donor driveline and axles are from a 1987 International S1900 lopro ex uhaul truck. They are disc brake 8 lug axles with 19.5” wheels. Here I weld in the gussets and start mocking and tacking up the double frame pieces. Mountain Mindset on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@mountainmindset?_t=8nJtHa0bhUc&_r=1 Camera used: GoPro Hero 10 ...
Replacing cable driven slide motor in my fifth wheel
Просмотров 79421 день назад
Replacing the cable driven slide motor in my 2018 open range light fifth wheel with a motor from Amazon. Here’s the slide motor link on Amazon: a.co/d/1Iwy9RU Camera used: GoPro Hero 10 Black Keywords: Camping Camper RV Fifth wheel Travel trailer Motorhome 318RLS Wanderlust Roam On the road Travel Traveller DIY Mr. Fixit Rv maintenance Outdoor Mountains Baby Love
New tiny home seat at the old tiny home seat
Просмотров 285Месяц назад
Using the Kubota U55-4 mini excavator to make a new tiny house seat at the old tiny house seat location. We fix a hydraulic leak on the thumb and push some trees over too. Mountain Mindset on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@mountainmindset?_t=8nJtHa0bhUc&_r=1 Cameras used: GoPro Hero 10 Black Mic: DJI Mic 2 Drone: DJI mini 3 Pro Keywords: Dig Ditch House seat Level Tree removal Thumb Bank digging Road ...
Welding in the frame gusset’s on the Lowstar Loadstar
Просмотров 390Месяц назад
Welding up the cut and dropped frame on the 1968 International Loadstar 1800. The donor axles are from a 1987 International S1900 lopro ex uhaul truck. They are disc brake 8 lug axles with 19.5” wheels. Here I weld in the gussets and start mocking and tacking up the double frame pieces. Mountain Mindset on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@mountainmindset?_t=8nJtHa0bhUc&_r=1 Camera used: GoPro Hero 10 Bl...
Hammering out a ditch and fixing a driveway
Просмотров 213Месяц назад
Using the Kubota U55-4 mini excavator to clean out a ditch, hammer out some rock and grade a driveway. The Hydraulic hammer breaker I use is the Agrotk 680. We fix a hydraulic leak and spread some gravel too. Mountain Mindset on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@mountainmindset?_t=8nJtHa0bhUc&_r=1 Cameras used: GoPro Hero 10 Black Insta360X3 Drone: DJI mini 3 Pro Keywords: Dig Ditch Road Gatormade Goosen...
Cutting out the brackets for the Lowstar Loadstar frame
Просмотров 287Месяц назад
Continuing the axle swap on the 1968 International Loadstar 1800. The donor axles are from a 1987 International S1900 lopro ex uhaul truck. They are disc brake 8 lug axles with 19.5” wheels. Here I cut some brackets for the frame joint. Mountain Mindset on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@mountainmindset?_t=8nJtHa0bhUc&_r=1 Camera used: GoPro Hero 10 Black Mic: DJI Mic 2 Keywords: International Truck 39...
Welding the Lowstar Loadstar frame(sort of)
Просмотров 353Месяц назад
Continuing the axle swap on the 1968 International Loadstar 1800. The donor axles are from a 1987 International S1900 lopro ex uhaul truck. They are disc brake 8 lug axles with 19.5” wheels. Welding the two halves together so I can move the truck out of the way. I use the Vulcan Omnipro 220 welder from harbor freight. Mountain Mindset on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@mountainmindset?_t=8nJtHa0bhUc&_r...
Finally cutting the Lowstar Loadstar frame!
Просмотров 5772 месяца назад
Continuing the axle swap on the 1968 International Loadstar 1800. The donor axles are from a 1987 International S1900 lopro ex uhaul truck. They are disc brake 8 lug axles with 19.5” wheels. Cutting the frame and lining up the rear axle section from the donor s model international to the Loadstar frame. Mountain Mindset on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@mountainmindset?_t=8nJtHa0bhUc&_r=1 Camera used:...
Digging a trench and installing a natural gas line.
Просмотров 2862 месяца назад
Digging and installing a gas line with the Kubota U55-4 mini excavator. I end up having to move some scrap metal, a porch and even a car with the excavator before I finish. Cameras used: GoPro Hero 10 Black Insta360X3 Drone: DJI mini 3 Pro Keywords: Dig Ditch Road Gatormade Gooseneck Ram 3500 Dually Towing Outdoor Fall colors Eastern Ky Kentucky October Work Baby Love
Lowstar Loadstar setting on its own now!!!
Просмотров 1 тыс.2 месяца назад
Continuing the axle swap on the 1968 International Loadstar 1800. The donor axles are from a 1987 International S1900 lopro ex uhaul truck. They are disc brake 8 lug axles with 19.5” wheels. New u bolts complete this axle flip and allow me to put the truck on the ground (Finally)!!! Mountain Mindset on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@mountainmindset?_t=8nJtHa0bhUc&_r=1 Camera used: GoPro Hero 10 Black ...
Cost effective 5th gen Ram diesel fuel filter replacement?
Просмотров 3443 месяца назад
2024 Ram 3500 6.7L turbo diesel fuel filter replacement using eBay fuel filters. Mountain Mindset on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@mountainmindset?_t=8n0k1TkDZ6J&_r=1 Camera used: GoPro Hero 10 Black Keywords: Mopar eBay Cheap Savings Diesel Fuel Dewalt impact Repair Gravel Drive Rock Outdoor DIY Gatormade Gooseneck Dual tandem Ram 3500 Dually Towing Heavy Mountains Eastern Kentucky 606 Work Baby Love
Spring under for the Lowstar Loadstar front axle!
Просмотров 7153 месяца назад
Continuing the axle swap on the 1968 International Loadstar 1800. The donor axles are from a 1987 International S1900 lopro ex uhaul truck. They are disc brake 8 lug axles with 19.5” wheels. I use some old Woodmizer sawmill fender parts to make an axle flip kit to lower the front axle even more on the Loadstar. Mag drill: Hougen HMD904 mag drill and annular cutters Mountain Mindset on TikTok: w...
Mowing with the Agrotk flail mower
Просмотров 4993 месяца назад
Mowing a little grass and weeds along a driveway with the Agrotk flail mower. I cut some tree limbs as well as a few little saplings. Excavator: U55-4 Kubota Mountain Mindset on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@mountainmindset?_t=8mrdMaPHyqR&_r=1 Cameras used: GoPro Hero 9 and 10 Black Mic: DJI Mic 2 Keywords: Tree cutting Outdoor Leak Repair DIY Cutting Mowing Flail Bushog Brush hog Mountains Eastern K...
The Lowstar Loadstar axle swap continues
Просмотров 3233 месяца назад
Continuing the axle swap on the 1968 International Loadstar 1800. The donor axles are from a 1987 International S1900 lopro ex uhaul truck. They are disc brake 8 lug axles with 19.5” wheels. I use the Hougen HMD904 mag drill and annular cutters to cut all of these holes. Mountain Mindset on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@mountainmindset?_t=8nJtHa0bhUc&_r=1 Camera used: GoPro Hero 10 Black Mic: DJI Mic...
1968 International Loadstar axle swap
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.4 месяца назад
1968 International Loadstar axle swap
Replacing the head gaskets on a 7.3IDI || What will happen!?!
Просмотров 3544 месяца назад
Replacing the head gaskets on a 7.3IDI || What will happen!?!
Predator 3500 Watt inverter generator first start in YEARS!
Просмотров 1934 месяца назад
Predator 3500 Watt inverter generator first start in YEARS!
The crazy world of Ram dually tire rotation
Просмотров 6154 месяца назад
The crazy world of Ram dually tire rotation
Sloping a backyard and this happens!
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.4 месяца назад
Sloping a backyard and this happens!
Crowning a driveway with the Cat D3C
Просмотров 2084 месяца назад
Crowning a driveway with the Cat D3C
Replacing the segments on a Cat D3C dozer drive sprocket
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Replacing the segments on a Cat D3C dozer drive sprocket
Fixing a rutted out driveway and laying some gravel
Просмотров 8525 месяцев назад
Fixing a rutted out driveway and laying some gravel
Sloping a driveway and making a house seat
Просмотров 5025 месяцев назад
Sloping a driveway and making a house seat
Huge mess left for homeowners after in ground pool install
Просмотров 7465 месяцев назад
Huge mess left for homeowners after in ground pool install
Spreading fill dirt and widening the Lake Lot
Просмотров 3165 месяцев назад
Spreading fill dirt and widening the Lake Lot
Relaxing drone footage over Kentucky || MOUNTAIN MINDSET
Просмотров 806 месяцев назад
Relaxing drone footage over Kentucky || MOUNTAIN MINDSET
You're a genius. I just bought a complete wheel from a 2023 3500. It has heated option but I only want to use the audio switches. Hoping it works on my 2024 tradesman.
Where did you get the battery hold down bracket?
@@edkoehn6304 I believe it came with the generator. I don’t remember buying it separately.
anybody know this? i bought this for emergencies. first generator. Is it supposed to run full speed all the time? maybe its normal but it doesnt seem to idle down. it has one speed under load or not. ive run the idle screw all the way in and that does cause it to really take off. so maybe loud is the idle. im not sure. tell me. I imagined it would just get fairly quiet without a load and it just isnt.
@@JGS1852 Mine runs pretty loud all of the time. The idle doesn’t change much under load either. I keep my generator quite a ways from the house when it’s running during a power outage just so I don’t have to hear the noise. Lol. The inverter generators are a lot quieter but cost a lot more.
You shouldn't try this without knowledge of kubota's or the correct tools.
@@danwaggoner4662 Oops. Guess I shouldn’t have fixed mine! 🤣
The brp front windshield electric lift works way better than I thought it would, great in winter and summer with it’s infinite opening adjustment
@@OldmanbsandMia I looked at getting one of those before I bought the bent metal one. I even seen the brp one with a wiper on it. I figured it would scratch with the wiper but the guy said it didn’t hurt it any. 🤷
Just fyi those rubbers go between the roof and frame of the machine to stop the rattles…..😊
@@OldmanbsandMia good to know! I think mine came on top. Can’t remember now. Lol. I sold the machine.
Made something similar to this for my 18 ram 1500 hemi 2wd, to disable everything in snow, with a switch on the dash. Wonder if this would work for the 2500 hemi 2wd I'm about to buy?
@@msands7713 awesome! I’m not sure what models it works on actually. Maybe look up Abel Components and see if they still make these. I haven’t checked in a while.
Smart move using the excavator!. I had my front and rear drive shaft shortened on my 67..... $900. Ouch
My carrier hangs from the cross member that holds up the back of the cab
@@mattkenaston7180 Thanks! Ouch for sure! I wasn’t expecting it to be so expensive!
Great work
@@MilanPalushaj-uh3df thanks!!!
Make the driveway to the cemetery wider 🥰
@@deborahfugate7573 🤦♂️
Alex needs one taken down and put back up😂
@@deborahfugate7573 Lol!
Any fingers cut?
@@deborahfugate7573 nope!
Should of got Diana Combs to help you while we were there😂😂
@@deborahfugate7573 Lol!
why the change
@@brandongordon4317 The all thread and conduit wasn’t strong enough. So far, the bolts and steel pipe have held up very well. I use these two jacks more than any of the others.
@@MountainMindset wow ok I'm tryna to do this but I don't weld any alternatives
@@brandongordon4317 the steel pipe for sure. Maybe a grade 8 all thread would work too. You just need something strong enough so it doesn’t bend. That was my only problem with the all thread and conduit. The black iron pipe may be strong enough on its own with the lower grade all thread. I didn’t try that though. If you could get someone to machine a heavy axle on a metal lathe would be nice but I didn’t have access to that myself.
@@MountainMindset ok thanks
@@brandongordon4317 you’re welcome. Let us know how it goes! 👍🏻
I got 1 its heavy as a cow.
@@AOPRODUCTIONSANDEVENTS For real! Lol!
Hello, Are you interested in testing our products? We would like to invite you to test the Flip Windshield for your 2021 Can-Am X3
@@StarknightMT_official Thanks but I sold the Can-am. I appreciate it though!
There is another youtube channel "bareknucklebinder" and this guy lives and breathes old international trucks.
@@johnnyholland8765 Awesome! I’ll check him out! Thanks!
First, the slide has to be all the way in or out(depending on access. Back one cable end off each cable. The new motor has to clocked to the same position as the old motor. Install motor, reconnect and tension cables Operate slide to ensure limit switches(if any) operate properly. Often the failure is because the limit switches are set wrong. If the switches don't stop the motor when all the way in our out, it damages motor or gear box, and cables, and mounts
Good job Thanks for making the mistake and saving me some time when mine goes out.
@@ddollins1 Lol! Thanks! Glad to do it! 😎
Wow a 2018 and the gearbox went poop... my 2016 Keystone cougar had that cable system and I never had a problem with the motor or gearbox just 1 cable had broke. Dealership quoted me $400 to replace and I had to purchase the cable (because they couldn't get the part). I got the cable for $45, I replaced it myself and had it adjusted all in 25 min and ready to go again. You should always try and do the job yourself before dumping it off at a dealership and get ripped off. I'm sure this job would have been 100x easier if this didn't have to be done in such a tight space, nothing is ever that easy on these trailers. I also used a label maker and put a label below each slide switch so anyone who opens the control center knows what button does what slide.
@@crashweekly7925 I was hoping they would have lasted longer too. Glad you got it fixed. Mine has never been back to the dealership since I bought it new. There wasn’t much room to work for sure! Good idea with the labels on the switches! Mine are labeled slide 1, 2 or 3 and I never get them right! Lol. Thanks for watching! 👍🏻
@@MountainMindset As you know, when you own an RV you have to be very handy and take on a lot of different roles from electrician to plumber to builder and fabricator. I lived full time from 2016 to 2020 (until covid) in my trailer and learned a lot about the weak points and how to fix it. Everyone that's looking into getting a trailer or RV should learn basic skills before buying one, if not you will spend all of your savings at the dealership getting it fixed. The only time mine has been to the dealership was for warranty and recalls ( only half of them I did the rest myself) Keep up the good work on keeping that trailer going.
@@crashweekly7925 you’re exactly right. Seems like there is always something to fix or maintenance to do on a camper. Basic mechanical skills are a must unless you have the money and the time to take it to the dealership.(Ouch!) I enjoy working on stuff like this though. Thanks!
This is why they get $150 an hour. You remove the center nut of just the top chain and remove. Slip out the gearbox from bottom chain and reassemble. Make sure to adjust slack per MFG.
One of the many reasons I sold my Open range.
know where to get the part numbers for the bearings and seals? I'm doing my 1993 International 3600 bus and can't find it anywhere
@@urbanvegetableproject1673 I don’t. Can you see the part numbers on the bearings? Maybe a truck shop can cross them over or match them up. Same with the seals. If you have the info on the bus, international may be able to provide you with the right part numbers or the actual parts. Hope this helps. Good luck! 👍🏻
Wow, how’d you get so smart? I know you got it from Mommy💙❤️
Where’s your black tape?
Watch out…oh Fudge…lol
I like the modifications you made to the mill. I've been wanting a mill for the longest time. At one point I decided that the LT35 full hydraulic was what I wanted. The cost is a factor so I haven't gotten one yet. There is an LT28 for sale near me. I like that you changed the clamp and added the electric winch. Its allows you to stay on the left side of the mill!
@@johnmarshall7100 Thanks! Same here. I really wanted the LT35 but didn’t want to sink so much money into a hobby mill. The mods really help on the LT28! The clamp more than anything! I never liked walking to the other side with to use the old clamp. Hopefully you find the right mill soon! 👍🏻
Thank you for the video. Regarding axle stiffness, a solid smooth shaft will be stiffer and stronger (safer) than the all thread that was used. You'll almost never find threaded rod in bending like it is used here because all of the threads act like stress risers. This is arguably overkill, but if it was me, I would be using AISI 4130 (or similar) steel shaft, shaft collars, and bronze washers with those casters. Or retaining clips and bronze washers if you have a way to cut grooves in the shaft.
@@-Enginerd that’s a good idea. I ended up going back and using grade 8 bolts and iron pipe to redo the axles. So far it’s holding up. 🤞 I would like get a higher strength steel rod and have it turned to fit. Maybe one day I will. I appreciate the input. Here’s the video on the revision. Not quite the best but holding up thus far. Thanks! ruclips.net/video/i2dH2O65NdM/видео.htmlsi=XuQdDOU1gvAjgwK8
I need some paper towels, all I’ve got is rocks😂😂
Your Daddy use to be out in the open at minus degrees💙
@@deborahfugate7573 yep.
This spot is going to be so much bigger and prettier. 😍
Lmbo
He’s a man of many talents. I couldn’t be prouder of all he’s already done in us like. I love you, Son🥰💙
@@deborahfugate7573 thanks!
I am truly enjoying your adventures... the music alone is worth coming back
@@40beretta1 Thanks! I really appreciate it! 👍🏻
So refreshing to see you cutting in the cut and not back dragging.
this works the same for the cummins option too hey?
@@nothumanbean1598 I’m honestly not sure. Maybe contact Abel Components directly and see. I’m not sure if they are still manufacturing these or not.
Better stop stitching and weld her in 🔥 those tack welds are not strong jmo
@@bustedknucklepulling1826 I tried but I may have been using too much heat. It kept running away where I was welding vertical and overhead. I’m sure someone with more welding experience could have done it better. Lol. Hopefully it holds. 🤞
The Blue Grass and closing with chill beats sold me... Instant subscribe
@@40beretta1 😎😎😎 yes! Thanks!
What is the top button on the door control panel for
@@greybeardedition that switches the adjustment controls to the convex mirror.
unbolt that suspension. take the left side uhaul outside frame from the passenger side and put it on the driver side. driver side to the passenger side. you will have to drill 2 holes for the trac bar but everything else is the same. then the flanges will line up. this will not only look correct but add strength to your joint.
@@j.c.smithprojects That’s a great idea! I’ll be looking into that very soon! Thanks for all of the great info! 👍🏻
@@MountainMindset not trying to be nit picky but that "tack and stack" method of welding is a very weak. you end up with incomplete fusion and lots of trapped contaminants. most people struggle with over head and vertical uphill welding at first, just like i did. it can be done with the right amount of heat and wire feed. the technique, gun angle and motion is the difference. if you are interested in learning how i do it, we can get together by phone or email or whatever.
@ I appreciate the input! Constructive criticism doesn’t bother me! I’d definitely take the help! The vertical and overhead is a bear for me!
I think you should put the top piece as well Looks good by the way thanks for sharing
@@MilanPalushaj-uh3df thanks!!! 👍🏻
Im still trying to figure out why ram thought i needed a 120v outlet before a 7 prong in a 3500 truck. Thanks for the video.
@@wbdeel1 🤣🤣🤣 That is so true! Makes no sense. Thanks for watching! 👍🏻
I spent the day doing what you did. However I ran out of sunlight! I recently bought the 4700, as I got closer to my house it started going slower & slower. By the time I got to my house the 4700 was going about 15 mph! It took me several hours to go about 120 miles. It was the last 20 miles that it slowed down to a crawl. I replaced the fuel filter, & removed & cleaned the small screen housing. The screen was plugged solid. I don’t know how it even ran. Tomorrow is another day! I’m sure once the system is thoroughly bled it will start like a champ. So far I’ve had about as much fun as you’ve had. My armchair recliner brother in law wants to know why it takes so long to change a filter. LOL!
@@EnriqueReyesJrREALTOR hopefully you get it going easier than I did! Lol. This stuff is fun sometimes for sure! Get your brother in law out there and let him find out! 🤣🤣🤣 good luck on your truck and keep us posted on your progress! 👍🏻
We love our Predator. I always us our battery tender. 👌👌🌵🏕️
@@miketaylor821 Awesome! They really help! 👍🏻
More videos. Great work
@@MilanPalushaj-uh3df thanks!!!
Yea let’s get it. Need hats made😘
Yep!!!
No memory from your Mom and all your smarts from your Dad💙💙
Lol!!!
Steel toed boots weren't made to save your toes, they were meant for kicking stuff back where it belongs..lol. Proud of you Gary and i know your Daddy is to. I love you💙
That will be a good low maintenance driveway for many years. You could have made it look nice temporarily with a box blade. But you fixed it up for the long haul. Nice work.
@@AnomadAlaska Thanks buddy. I appreciate it. I’ve been wanting to bring my tractor with me on these jobs but I have a really hard time getting it onto my gooseneck trailer. The ramp is just steep enough that if there is an implement on the back of the tractor, it drags to the point of stopping. I have to get very creative in loading it. Lol. It does fit on there with my excavator. Hopefully I can find a better way and will soon be able to bring the tractor too. 👍🏻
Looks good man 👍🏻 should have kept your old trailer for the tractor 😁
@ thanks! That’s for sure! Lol! 😎
Brings back memories i machined all parts of that front axle assy and assembled it in 1969 at fort wayne works
@@DennisBocock that’s an awesome story! I love the history that goes with old cars and trucks! Keep the stories coming! 👍🏻