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Glad I could help.

Do you know how old he was? And how did he pass away ? Your testament gave me thoughts of this guy being a great grandad <3

@@estephanyolmos255 the man was somewhere in his 80's, apparently he got sick and within a couple of days it was over. Thats all i know. And i think he was a great granddad indeed, when he passed away his children and grandchildren(who run the parts shop now) made a table in the shop with pictures, flowers, candles and a book were people could write their colondeances.(and there were lots of writings in the book)

Yeah

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I liked the part where they jumped it

@@Chazman3786 I skipped to it because this video is just way to long.

We move along pretty good. ~1.5 mph. That tractor make loads of power, just lacks in weight.

Thanks, I appreciate the support!

Of course! I got them from a friend who works at a local dealer. They replace them with more complex ones with auxiliary switches/buttons when they add more functions. So he got them before they were inevitably thrown out. I will talk to him about the particular model, but I believe Komatsu has a universal joystick.

@@losrussets8945 Cool, any help at all would be greatly appreciated. I would be happy to toss your buddy some cash and get him a shipping label if he has another set. Thanks!

@@weekendhack.whatsnext Ok. I called him up, turns out he has no more of them. But he says they are standard on all mid size Komatsu excavators. Here is the link to the whole kit. All you really need is the handles. Not sure where to find just them. www.ebay.com/itm/353730276251?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&itemid=353730276251&targetid=1263094003826&device=c&mktype=&googleloc=9017210&poi=&campaignid=14859008593&mkgroupid=130497710760&rlsatarget=pla-1263094003826&abcId=9300678&merchantid=421400140&gclid=CjwKCAjwsMGYBhAEEiwAGUXJadKMG4VUigGKNGqbPow6Lp2s1CFoqqASyxCLW-M06eJR9HH1u9NCoRoCSkUQAvD_BwE

Despite being the only lathe I have ever really run, I really do like it. I really like the "clutch" to engage the power feed rather than the on and off levers that you find most often. I personally have not cut tapers with the taper attachment yet. This particular machine came off of a navy ship and has definitely been used over the years. We are currently looking into replacing the headstock bearing as it is starting to chatter and making it hard to get a good finish. We have talked about an Aloris-style tool holder but the degradation of that headstock is keeping us from putting too much into it. Especially with the lack of work to do locally. I really appreciate the comment and the view.

My hero

Thanks. Might I ask, what do you use to cut those bushings? I know they are generally pretty hard, and I would imagine that they could tear a carbide burr up pretty quick. To be honest, I don't have much time running a burr, I am just making an assumption.

Honestly, I didn't think anyone was looking for more content. I have some footage from late last summer on some farm projects that I did. The problem is, the videos felt a little incomplete. I think I'm just gonna edit them and post them up anyways. Thanks for watching and holding me to some more content.

I appreciate your comment. People will always find any excuse to put someone down on the internet. But, they are not the ones putting themselves and their skills out there. You earned a subscriber from me, I love the odds and ends you do on your channel. I am glad that my video helped you out, and I hope to post more content soon. Thanks.

@@losrussets8945 i have to replace bushings and pins on my 120 komatsu i think your vid will help so thanks

Right on!

I will post one sooner than later. I have more work to come on it when the season is over. We are also looking into buying a bigger one. Maybe some more coming down the pipeline!

In my experience freeze bush but don’t heat the eye, heating can tighten the hole and more importantly it defrosts the bush too fast (u might not jack a tight one in quick enough).

Lol, thanks for watching!

I've been driving a car on compressed air for years, you clowns will catch on eventually.

Good luck to you as well. Having a machine shop at my disposal makes these jobs affordable. I actually could buy lots of parts from bobcat, but I made them with scraps.

Glad you cleared the air on that one. Wouldn't want people mistaking an excavator for heavy equipment. I love a good keyboard warrior like yourself. God forbid someone says something that doesn't perfectly align with your opinion. In fact, where do I join the church of Matt Bergeseid? Maybe then I can perform to your heavenly standards as a being higher than myself...

@@losrussets8945 gee. seems like someone who calls people clowns is sensitive to being called a clown, your method doesn't work well on bigger thicker bushings, and if you get good with a torch splitting bushings is acceptable...big stuff can't always be transported to your little shed buttercup...

@@mattbergseid9196 Ok boss.

I hope it works for you. Putting a couple beads wouldn't hurt anything if they don't come. I had one that basically fell out after I put 2 strings of weld.

@@losrussets8945 so far so good have taken a bunch of them out

@@tracnunya7165 Awesome. Im glad that I could help!