Mini Skid Steer Engine Swap/Re-power Part 4, Will it Move Under its Own Power?

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  • Опубликовано: 21 янв 2024
  • Mini skid steer engine swap/re-power using Vanguard Briggs motor in my 1980s lahman little dipper, mini skid steer. Part four and engine is in its permanent home testing movement and hydraulics. Exhaust, oil, cooler, and some electrical work. #repower #skidsteer #engineswap / @fenrirfabrication
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Комментарии • 11

  • @AA-sq1xz
    @AA-sq1xz 3 месяца назад

    damn dude, that's dedication. Sub and a like just for your tenacity.

    • @FenrirFabrication
      @FenrirFabrication  3 месяца назад

      Much appreciated, the little machine has come a long way. The effort has definitely been worth it. I was so nervous that it wouldn’t move, no history is the downside of buying something from a salvage yard. Thanks for watching.

  • @jasona6222
    @jasona6222 4 месяца назад +1

    Dang dude…you getting some things knocked out. That machine sounds really good…motor and hydraulic wise.
    I’ve made a little progress on my swap but still chasing squirrels…I get distracted easily.

    • @FenrirFabrication
      @FenrirFabrication  4 месяца назад +1

      Thanks, trying to get as much done as I can. Before spring when things get busy. Don’t feel bad that orange bobcat in my garage has been a work in progress for a little over a year. Waiting on and sourcing parts for a fire damaged machine is a nightmare.

    • @jasona6222
      @jasona6222 3 месяца назад

      Totally understand sourcing parts and improvising. I bought another skid myself…after working on it for last couple days, I’m ready to walk out in front of traffic. It’s a Komatsu 34 hp that’s been sitting 25 years. About the time it almost starts…you hear the dreaded sound of a rod knock.

    • @FenrirFabrication
      @FenrirFabrication  3 месяца назад

      @@jasona6222 Been there, really makes the heart sink. Always a risk after buying something that has sat that long. After that many years, most people don’t even know why it stopped being used in the first place. I hope you can source a motor or rebuild it if possible

    • @kenmazza1766
      @kenmazza1766 3 месяца назад

      Does the oil cooler extend the life of the oil . Those engines typically need oil change every 5 to 8 hours run time.

    • @FenrirFabrication
      @FenrirFabrication  3 месяца назад

      Not quite. It’s a five hour interval for break in oil. Filter every 100 hours and oil every 50. Personally, the oil cooler does give a little bit more capacity to the system but without a fan on it likely won’t make a massive difference in oil temperature. The factory oil cooler equipped motors had a larger flywheel fan and several holes for air to pass through the blower housing through the oil cooler.

  • @leidusleidus7190
    @leidusleidus7190 4 месяца назад +1

    He's not joking. These Midwest Temps are garbage

    • @FenrirFabrication
      @FenrirFabrication  4 месяца назад

      At least the weather is better now. Can finally start getting more things done.