* She Threw A Leg Outta Bed ! 🤭👍 Love that term for a rod going through the block mate. Boys and their toys . Rather enjoyed watching ya move yours around to mow the grass. Cheers 🍺🤛😎👍
That old roller started like it was just shut down an hour ago ! Again, a drivers seat view on the Chamberlain to the job was amazing mate . Cheers , Scott 🌵
Steve, I remember watching the city or an outside contractor using that same road grader in the 60s grading small stone on a side road near my parents old home. After that they oiled that road many times then threw sand on top of the oil. Always a pleasure my friend. I dont know how you find the time with all your projects. Be good, Jim
Hi Jim. It probably was the same mate yes indeed. That’s a strange way they did the roads back then. I don’t know how I do it either. It’s starting to get to me a little bit. I don’t want to neglect the children just to play with this old stuff. That’s how im starting to see it. Thanks as always mate
Gday Steve, well I was heading to bed then I wasn’t, definitely worth staying up to watch, I amazed at how the crane runs after all them year, even the old roller started easy, top episode mate, cheers
Hi Matty thanks as always. I’m glad you liked it. The crane started great considering where it sat for all that time. The roller has always started like that. Great little engine. The fuel tank is higher than the pump so it can’t run back which is the main problem with this old stuff
It’s Kirk again from Louisiana USA, I’m going through your videos that I haven’t watched yet! I always enjoy seeing your content Steve! You sure have a lot of equipment down there!
Always a pleasure watching you muck around with with this old gear mate. Different watching a bloke with his own grass cutter. On the council , no way you were getting off the machine to move a branch. 🚜
@mickburns5546 4 am every morning mick. Leave home at 4.20 and start work at 5. Finish work at 6 tonight and go home and see the kids, have dinner then bed by 9 to do it all again tomorrow. I’d rather be doing what you are. Would be nice on the water this early
@@stevesplacedownunder all I can tell you mate is put a few bob extra on your super, salary sacrifice if you can and don’t work until you’re too old to enjoy not working. I only had a council job and never had any money. Now I’m 63 and haven’t been to work for five years. I still get up at 4.00 and take the dogs to the beach (in the dark at the moment). But it’s because I WANT TO. Not coz I have to. You’ll get there mate. Take care.
@mickburns5546 I have thought about the super. We are currently looking at an investment also. My place is located very close to the new western Sydney airport too which will be open in 26 so that will push prices right up. It’s worth a lot now but hopefully more so then. Then maybe I can buy elsewhere and do what I want. That’s the long term plan anyway
It’s starting to rain while you’re out there my friend, I see the raindrops falling! If you were to keep your equipment all in good shape, it would be a full time job for you! You have so much equipment there!
@@stevesplacedownunder thanks for your response, yeah if it wasn’t for someone like you this old iron would go to a scrapyard! Thanks mate, take care my friend Steve!👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙋🏼✌🏻
Awesome afternoon brother from another country great to see everyone and watching yall move things watching your videos is always awesome brother !!! Because we get to see new Ole iron !!! 😅😅😅😅
Awesome evening brother and little sister from another country how are yall doing !!! Watching again lol !!! How are yall doing hope yall are having an awesome day!! Another awesome adventure as always Watching Ole iron in your collection is awesome
Great video Steve! lots of equipment moving in this one. Good to see the mowers taming the green beast. Everything's still pretty frozen here still, -2 deg C today, but we had a few +8 - +10 days last week. Should warm up soon. Cheers!
Hi Jeff. Yes there was a lot happening here. I got a few comments on mowing, a part that I thought may not be as interesting and some people like it. It sounds really cold there. It’s starting to cool down here now too. Not as bad as it was a week or so ago
Hi Paul. Yeah it is good to have room to play with it mate. It gets stressful at times when you want to actually do a job and it all keeps breaking down though😅😅
Great to see another bunch of your toys! Although, it's kind of annoying when you're trying to get stuff done and people ring you!! Ha ha!! Another very enjoyable video, Steve. Thanks 🙂
Hi Steve it's jase from nz ,one channel you need to watch is Jennings motor sports ,the guys amazeing all the old trucks and classic cars ,I wrecked cars for 20yrs in the nineties,omg I kick my ass alot I didn't save so many cool cars ,I owned mainly sixties Holden's and fords.i miss those cars so much junk on roads now worst is Tesla's and battery everything ! Yes those gx160 engines are on everything now they all want cheap motors to rip people off more money ,I run a home shop for lawnmowers now I'm a me hanic by trade ,I got out when computers came out just rubbish lol .
I’ve watched him a few times mate. I wish I had the success he has. It’s in hindsight mate with the cars, who knew what the future would hold. I’ve sold things I’ve regretted too. Great old cars. I’m not keen at all on the electric cars. That’s a whole new conversation. I’m a plant mechanic on earthmovers.
that blade setup on the W6 inter tractor does Angle and tilt. i have the book for it at home as the old man had one untill we sold it not long ago, he cut in the water drains around the drive way with it angled and tilted. the frame on the front pulls out at one end and you insert a Bit of C section. then the blade mounting its self has the Tilt. They push okish, but u need some weight on the back. Steering gets heavy, sharp turns are easyer when the blades pushing down into the ground witht eh front wheels light
Hi mate yes it does but not controlled with a lever therefore it doesn’t get used. Years ago when that’s all they had it would have been ok but now I wouldn’t bother unless seeing how it pushes. That’s why I put the hydraulic tilt on the SAME tractor
ah, righto, i get what your saying now, hydro tilt would be alot better. i dont think we had to use the tilt much, it was mostly used for bushing up the bon fire piles and cutting out the braken@@stevesplacedownunder
My daily drivers a 84 hj60 factory pto winch etc....inherited it from my dear old grandfather wen he got the big C. 976000kms original engine, gearbox, diffs...never even had the clutch replaced 😂
Hi mate it’s a G88. It’s my mates truck that hopefully he will take to his place and do something with it. I have one as well that has has much appearance on the channel
All their engines are durable, but no immense power. I had a 2200 diesel someone had put in a Landrover. It would pull anything anywhere...slowly. I loved it!!@@stevesplacedownunder
@neilmcintosh1200 it’s the same as all the British stuff really mate. No big power but reliable and certainly got the job done. There were obviously some bigger power stuff but weren’t known for the power over here. Just reliability
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* She Threw A Leg Outta Bed ! 🤭👍 Love that term for a rod going through the block mate. Boys and their toys . Rather enjoyed watching ya move yours around to mow the grass. Cheers 🍺🤛😎👍
Yeah mate was widely used years ago when engines would f do knit more than they do now. Thanks for watching and enjoying. Always good to hear.🙌🙌🙂🙂🍺🍺
That old roller started like it was just shut down an hour ago ! Again, a drivers seat view on the Chamberlain to the job was amazing mate . Cheers , Scott 🌵
The roller has always started good Scott. It had sat for a while too. It was a good morning for a drive on the crane mate. Thanks as always
Steve, I remember watching the city or an outside contractor using that same road grader in the 60s grading small stone on a side road near my parents old home. After that they oiled that road many times then threw sand on top of the oil. Always a pleasure my friend. I dont know how you find the time with all your projects. Be good, Jim
Hi Jim. It probably was the same mate yes indeed. That’s a strange way they did the roads back then.
I don’t know how I do it either. It’s starting to get to me a little bit. I don’t want to neglect the children just to play with this old stuff. That’s how im starting to see it. Thanks as always mate
Thanks again Steve. You and your dad are like two kids having a ball in an old toy shop cobber. Loving it mate.🤠
Thanks Daryl. We did have a good time mate for the most part🤣🤣
Gday Steve, well I was heading to bed then I wasn’t, definitely worth staying up to watch, I amazed at how the crane runs after all them year, even the old roller started easy, top episode mate, cheers
Hi Matty thanks as always. I’m glad you liked it. The crane started great considering where it sat for all that time. The roller has always started like that. Great little engine. The fuel tank is higher than the pump so it can’t run back which is the main problem with this old stuff
It’s Kirk again from Louisiana USA, I’m going through your videos that I haven’t watched yet! I always enjoy seeing your content Steve! You sure have a lot of equipment down there!
Always a pleasure watching you muck around with with this old gear mate. Different watching a bloke with his own grass cutter. On the council , no way you were getting off the machine to move a branch. 🚜
Thanks Mick. Yes I try not to run to many sticks over. The blades don’t last and they are expensive.
@@stevesplacedownunder and you are up early too. I did it all my life and right now at 5.00 I’m on the beach walking the dogs
@mickburns5546 4 am every morning mick. Leave home at 4.20 and start work at 5. Finish work at 6 tonight and go home and see the kids, have dinner then bed by 9 to do it all again tomorrow. I’d rather be doing what you are. Would be nice on the water this early
@@stevesplacedownunder all I can tell you mate is put a few bob extra on your super, salary sacrifice if you can and don’t work until you’re too old to enjoy not working. I only had a council job and never had any money. Now I’m 63 and haven’t been to work for five years. I still get up at 4.00 and take the dogs to the beach (in the dark at the moment). But it’s because I WANT TO. Not coz I have to. You’ll get there mate. Take care.
@mickburns5546 I have thought about the super. We are currently looking at an investment also. My place is located very close to the new western Sydney airport too which will be open in 26 so that will push prices right up. It’s worth a lot now but hopefully more so then. Then maybe I can buy elsewhere and do what I want. That’s the long term plan anyway
It’s starting to rain while you’re out there my friend, I see the raindrops falling! If you were to keep your equipment all in good shape, it would be a full time job for you! You have so much equipment there!
I have too much mate but it a lot of it would have been scrapped by now if I didn’t save it
@@stevesplacedownunder thanks for your response, yeah if it wasn’t for someone like you this old iron would go to a scrapyard! Thanks mate, take care my friend Steve!👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙋🏼✌🏻
The best apocalyptic vehicle collection if I’d ever seen one 🧟♀️, thanks for the content mate!
Hi mate yes it most certainly it. My pleasure thanks for watching
Thanks for the reply mate . Enjoy the weekend the the old boy 👌
At the yard we had an old hough 60log loader pivot steer no brakes but that thing lasted all the time I worked wrecking cars what a beast
Great old loaders mate. Hough are a good thing
Awesome afternoon brother from another country great to see everyone and watching yall move things watching your videos is always awesome brother !!! Because we get to see new Ole iron !!! 😅😅😅😅
Gday Robert thanks for watching mate glad you enjoyed it brother
Awesome evening brother and little sister from another country how are yall doing !!! Watching again lol !!! How are yall doing hope yall are having an awesome day!! Another awesome adventure as always Watching Ole iron in your collection is awesome
Moving the Motley Crew. good stuff Mate
Indeed mate thanks
The bonnet is fiberglass and they usually get busted or the sunlight gets to the fiberglass and makes it brittle!
nice collection Steve,pure gold,thanks for sharing...
Thank you Robert
Never thought you would scrap anything that old truck would have some goodies on it hopefully someone buys it cheers mate
I don’t usually it when things are to far gone and have no real interest or potential I will consider it mate
Great video Steve! lots of equipment moving in this one. Good to see the mowers taming the green beast. Everything's still pretty frozen here still, -2 deg C today, but we had a few +8 - +10 days last week. Should warm up soon. Cheers!
Hi Jeff. Yes there was a lot happening here. I got a few comments on mowing, a part that I thought may not be as interesting and some people like it. It sounds really cold there. It’s starting to cool down here now too. Not as bad as it was a week or so ago
👍@@stevesplacedownunder
You’ve got some really cool toys Steve sending good vibes from Queens, New York💪🏼🤘🏼‼️
Hi Nick thanks and thank you for watching over there mate. All the best from Sydney
Good to see the variety of plant and machinery you have around the place. Nice to have the land and putting it to good use.
Hi Paul. Yeah it is good to have room to play with it mate. It gets stressful at times when you want to actually do a job and it all keeps breaking down though😅😅
That's why we love to watch@@stevesplacedownunder
@pauldensley5459 thanks Paul
Great ep mate still my fave oz channel. Waiting in the will it start on the digger. ( it will, and will blow another hose in about 30 secs 😂) cheers
Hi mate im glad im your favourite oz channel. It’s coming up. You will have to wait and see😂😂
Great to see another bunch of your toys! Although, it's kind of annoying when you're trying to get stuff done and people ring you!! Ha ha!! Another very enjoyable video, Steve. Thanks 🙂
Hi mate. No it wasn’t annoying at all. Always good to talk
Hi Steve it's jase from nz ,one channel you need to watch is Jennings motor sports ,the guys amazeing all the old trucks and classic cars ,I wrecked cars for 20yrs in the nineties,omg I kick my ass alot I didn't save so many cool cars ,I owned mainly sixties Holden's and fords.i miss those cars so much junk on roads now worst is Tesla's and battery everything ! Yes those gx160 engines are on everything now they all want cheap motors to rip people off more money ,I run a home shop for lawnmowers now I'm a me hanic by trade ,I got out when computers came out just rubbish lol .
I’ve watched him a few times mate. I wish I had the success he has.
It’s in hindsight mate with the cars, who knew what the future would hold. I’ve sold things I’ve regretted too. Great old cars. I’m not keen at all on the electric cars. That’s a whole new conversation. I’m a plant mechanic on earthmovers.
Thanks for the look in WA
Hi mate thanks my pleasure
Nice bud hope everything going ok
Everything ok mate yes
that blade setup on the W6 inter tractor does Angle and tilt. i have the book for it at home as the old man had one untill we sold it not long ago, he cut in the water drains around the drive way with it angled and tilted. the frame on the front pulls out at one end and you insert a Bit of C section. then the blade mounting its self has the Tilt.
They push okish, but u need some weight on the back.
Steering gets heavy, sharp turns are easyer when the blades pushing down into the ground witht eh front wheels light
Hi mate yes it does but not controlled with a lever therefore it doesn’t get used. Years ago when that’s all they had it would have been ok but now I wouldn’t bother unless seeing how it pushes. That’s why I put the hydraulic tilt on the SAME tractor
ah, righto, i get what your saying now, hydro tilt would be alot better. i dont think we had to use the tilt much, it was mostly used for bushing up the bon fire piles and cutting out the braken@@stevesplacedownunder
@hurricanedaniel yeah mate that’s right. If it’s just used for that then you wouldn’t have needed it
My daily drivers a 84 hj60 factory pto winch etc....inherited it from my dear old grandfather wen he got the big C. 976000kms original engine, gearbox, diffs...never even had the clutch replaced 😂
That are a great old wagon mate
Would the crane have got the height with a shoryer chain? Great video. Have a good week. Marc
Hi Marc. It goes a lot higher than that, it just didn’t have the power to lift that far out
@@stevesplacedownunder fair enough just an inquiry.
Da dó dos trator no tempo tem guardar em um barracão
Cracking video,whats going to happen with the Volvo F/G 88 ?
Hi mate it’s a G88. It’s my mates truck that hopefully he will take to his place and do something with it. I have one as well that has has much appearance on the channel
Pra Qu tanto dinheiro jogado no tempo 😢
Will they move?.... You've gota dozer ffs! Haha😂 you haven't got a skidder in your collection yet i notice?
I had a skidder in sight that was my uncle’s from new but turned out was going to be harder than first thought
@@stevesplacedownunder I gota clark 664c... it's on my channel
@woodchopinbeekeeper929 I will check it out mate. I haven’t been watching RUclips much lately. I’m trying to be with the kids more.
@@stevesplacedownunder you've certainly got a fair bit going on Steve. Cheers for all the great content
@@stevesplacedownunder bulshit aside ...the old hj60 just lost her clutch Steve 😪
BMC diesel in the Austin?
Petrol mate. I will give her a go when I get a chance
All their engines are durable, but no immense power. I had a 2200 diesel someone had put in a Landrover. It would pull anything anywhere...slowly. I loved it!!@@stevesplacedownunder
@neilmcintosh1200 it’s the same as all the British stuff really mate. No big power but reliable and certainly got the job done. There were obviously some bigger power stuff but weren’t known for the power over here. Just reliability