Thank you sir! Yessir, you about have to be to stay in business. Hired out work gets pretty pricey sometimes. I’ve got more time than I do money I reckon: anyway, thx for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please
Another informative video to see the “inner workings” of a mule logging operation. Thanks Zach and this shows you don’t need a shop to do the maintenance required for the machines that are used. God bless brother!
Thank you, sir! I really appreciate the kind words and for you taking the time to watch and comment on our video. I do my very best to show what all goes into our operation. So many people think it is just the mules. But there are a lot more things to it, as you can see. Thank you for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again.
@@zachodom7486 I look forward to watching your videos! You have a loyal watcher here! I especially like that you use your platform to share our Savior Jesus!
@@Carl_DenTandtawesome brother! Glad to hear that and yes, I am not ashamed of my lord. After all, he’s the reason I even exist. I owe my everything to him. And I am glad to do what I can for him. Thank you for such kind words of encouragement my friend.
My mother used to say, there are those that can and those that can't. Hoses always blow when you're away from the shop. Nice work. Clearly you are someone who can.😊
Yessir you’re right. This is one of those probs I am gonna start taking things apart every so often and inspecting them. Because it could’ve been a lot worse. Down in the woods in the mud lol. Anyway, thanks my friend for the kind words and for watching! Take care and do come again, anytime
Nice job Zach. I've got a T190 bobcat and I am sure it is very similar. Now I know a trick to make it easier. Thanks for sharing the video. Glad you have it fixed so you can get your work done. I know you are good mechanic by watching your videos. Yes sir logging is like farming and you have to be able to work on a lot of things yourself. I do have to get the shop more than I like to as I need to get a shop built. God Bless Y'all.
Yessir buddy! Glad to help anyway I can. RUclips has helped me a lot over the years. I owe everyone that much at least. Thanks for the kind words my friend and thx for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please
You are most welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for the kind words, and also thank you for taking time to watch and comment! Take care and do come again.
Hiiii Zach You are amazing! I’m just so amazed at your knowledge and skill. Really enjoy your content. Thank you for sharing all your unique experience. Stay safe, and Gods blessings to and yours. 🙏
Hey there! I am so glad you enjoy my channel and the content. I try my best to create an environment for people to come and just relax. Even if they know nothing about horses or mules. Or even interested in it. But just a place people can come, relax, and just hangout. I always enjoy hearing from everyone. So thank you also for always taking time to watch and comment. It’s good to hear from you. Take care and do come again, please!
Yessir we keep plenty of them around. Thank you sir for the kind words and also for taking time to watch and comment. I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please
Awesome! I’m glad it worked for you. I’ve learned a lot from RUclips over the years. I’m just glad to be able to give back, if even a little. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend. Take care and do come again, please
Many years ago I worked at a case dealership, I could take wheels off,remove battery, disconnect all linkage, split skidsteer in half, and remove the tandem pump and have it on table in 45,minute's.
Yessir you’re right! Usually happens at the worst time too. Lol. Anyway, thx for the kind words my friend and same to you. Thx for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please!
Good job. I'm replacing one now. That armor shield is a good idea. I might have considered taking the track off instead with the help of the front-end loader. Would that have been easier or not?
Thank you. I think this way is the easiest way to do it imho. It takes longer to jack it up than it does to get it slid out. And even with the track off you still don’t have a lot of room between the final drive and frame to work. So, for me..I prefer it this way and will do it again this same way when it happens again. My buddy I worked with at Thompson Caterpillar is the one who put me onto it. So I’d say that it’s probably the easiest way since they do it everyday. I was thankful he shared with me for sure. Made it plum easy. Anyway, hope this helps you my friend! Take care and do come again, please
The people that don't have them problems is the people that don't have equipment I had the 306 Ex on fire the other day and didn't know it Really close call to a big weiner roast
Dang! Glad ya got it worked out. Pays to have a fire extinguisher for sure..and yessir I’m afraid you’re right. If you own the equipment, you’re gonna work on them no doubt. Thx again for taking time to watch and comment. Take care my friend and stay safe
From all the mechanics I follow, like Watch Wes Work and Diesel Creek, it seems there are four main killers of machinery: rodents, rust, wear and tear, and sloppy mechanic work. I've lost track of how many machines I've seen that were taken down by dumb stuff, like lack of service, hack wiring, and putting things back together wrong, Many times, I figure you are better off to do it yourself if you are able. You care about that machine more than the folks at the dealership, who will make more money if they can sell you a new one. You are the one paying for it. You are the one depending on it. It is going to matter to you more that it is done right, and it shows in the fact that you are putting the armor covering back on those lines, because you are the one losing the down time and you are the one wrenching on the machine next time.
Yes ma’am!!! You hit the nail square on the head for sure. I run a lot of old equipment. Mainly because I can work on it. All my saws are old, but just as good as any new one if not better. Because I’ve tweaked them all. I enjoy mechanicing to a point. I’ve been raised in it. And in this business, you’ve got to be handy with wrenches no doubt. Anyway, thank you for always taking time to watch and also comment on our videos. It means a lot. Take care and do come again, anytime! Thx
No sir. I’ve been raised around machining and mechanicing. I grew up logging, farming, and running heavy equipment. I am an aircraft mechanic by trade and entry level machinist and welder. So stuff such as this, doesn’t bother me no sir. And you about have to be handy with a wrench if you wanna stay in business. Because break downs are just part of a logging operation. Sadly. Anyway, thank you for the kind words and also for taking time to watch and comment. I appreciate it. Take care and do come again, anytime my friend
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Good job !! Brother You must be Jack of all trades but when a man is in business for himself he has to be.
Thank you sir! Yessir, you about have to be to stay in business. Hired out work gets pretty pricey sometimes. I’ve got more time than I do money I reckon: anyway, thx for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please
Another informative video to see the “inner workings” of a mule logging operation. Thanks Zach and this shows you don’t need a shop to do the maintenance required for the machines that are used. God bless brother!
Thank you, sir! I really appreciate the kind words and for you taking the time to watch and comment on our video. I do my very best to show what all goes into our operation. So many people think it is just the mules. But there are a lot more things to it, as you can see. Thank you for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again.
@@zachodom7486 I look forward to watching your videos! You have a loyal watcher here! I especially like that you use your platform to share our Savior Jesus!
@@Carl_DenTandtawesome brother! Glad to hear that and yes, I am not ashamed of my lord. After all, he’s the reason I even exist. I owe my everything to him. And I am glad to do what I can for him. Thank you for such kind words of encouragement my friend.
My mother used to say, there are those that can and those that can't. Hoses always blow when you're away from the shop. Nice work. Clearly you are someone who can.😊
Yessir you’re right. This is one of those probs I am gonna start taking things apart every so often and inspecting them. Because it could’ve been a lot worse. Down in the woods in the mud lol. Anyway, thanks my friend for the kind words and for watching! Take care and do come again, anytime
Nice job Zach. I've got a T190 bobcat and I am sure it is very similar. Now I know a trick to make it easier. Thanks for sharing the video. Glad you have it fixed so you can get your work done. I know you are good mechanic by watching your videos. Yes sir logging is like farming and you have to be able to work on a lot of things yourself. I do have to get the shop more than I like to as I need to get a shop built. God Bless Y'all.
Yessir buddy! Glad to help anyway I can. RUclips has helped me a lot over the years. I owe everyone that much at least. Thanks for the kind words my friend and thx for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please
Thank you for making this excellent video
And for really giving a Smart and Practical way to fix that machine
Ill be praying for you too
Take care
You are most welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for the kind words, and also thank you for taking time to watch and comment! Take care and do come again.
A job well done , the talent really shows , stay safe always .
Thank you sir! I am glad to be able to do the work myself no doubt. And sometimes we just have to learn as we go.
Great job on demonstrating the hose replacement....Blessings.
Thx brother, same to you! And thx a bunch for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again anytime
Hiiii Zach
You are amazing! I’m just so amazed at your knowledge and skill. Really enjoy your content. Thank you for sharing all your unique experience. Stay safe, and Gods blessings to and yours. 🙏
Hey there! I am so glad you enjoy my channel and the content. I try my best to create an environment for people to come and just relax. Even if they know nothing about horses or mules. Or even interested in it. But just a place people can come, relax, and just hangout. I always enjoy hearing from everyone. So thank you also for always taking time to watch and comment. It’s good to hear from you. Take care and do come again, please!
Thank goodness for all the chains that you have , they do come in handy , always working hard , stay safe .
Yessir we keep plenty of them around. Thank you sir for the kind words and also for taking time to watch and comment. I surely appreciate it. Take care and do come again, please
real nice there Zach. thanks For your Prayers and Back to you
Yessir yw! And thank you kindly also. Thanks for taking time to watch and comment also. Take care my friend and do come again, please.
Thanks brother. Saved me some time on my repair.
Awesome! I’m glad it worked for you. I’ve learned a lot from RUclips over the years. I’m just glad to be able to give back, if even a little. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend. Take care and do come again, please
Many years ago I worked at a case dealership, I could take wheels off,remove battery, disconnect all linkage, split skidsteer in half, and remove the tandem pump and have it on table in 45,minute's.
Cool 😎 that’s good production my friend. Thanks for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please
Really interesting! Thank you
You’re most welcome and thanks for taking time to watch and comment my friend. Take care and do come again, please
You never know when you are going to get a breakdown, be safe and be well,
Yessir you’re right! Usually happens at the worst time too. Lol. Anyway, thx for the kind words my friend and same to you. Thx for taking time to watch and comment. Take care and do come again, please!
Good job. I'm replacing one now. That armor shield is a good idea. I might have considered taking the track off instead with the help of the front-end loader. Would that have been easier or not?
Thank you. I think this way is the easiest way to do it imho. It takes longer to jack it up than it does to get it slid out. And even with the track off you still don’t have a lot of room between the final drive and frame to work. So, for me..I prefer it this way and will do it again this same way when it happens again. My buddy I worked with at Thompson Caterpillar is the one who put me onto it. So I’d say that it’s probably the easiest way since they do it everyday. I was thankful he shared with me for sure. Made it plum easy. Anyway, hope this helps you my friend! Take care and do come again, please
man oh man.
Yes! It’s always something for sure. Thanks for taking time to watch and comment as always. Take care my friend and do come again, please
The people that don't have them problems is the people that don't have equipment
I had the 306 Ex on fire the other day and didn't know it
Really close call to a big weiner roast
Dang! Glad ya got it worked out. Pays to have a fire extinguisher for sure..and yessir I’m afraid you’re right. If you own the equipment, you’re gonna work on them no doubt. Thx again for taking time to watch and comment. Take care my friend and stay safe
From all the mechanics I follow, like Watch Wes Work and Diesel Creek, it seems there are four main killers of machinery: rodents, rust, wear and tear, and sloppy mechanic work. I've lost track of how many machines I've seen that were taken down by dumb stuff, like lack of service, hack wiring, and putting things back together wrong, Many times, I figure you are better off to do it yourself if you are able. You care about that machine more than the folks at the dealership, who will make more money if they can sell you a new one. You are the one paying for it. You are the one depending on it. It is going to matter to you more that it is done right, and it shows in the fact that you are putting the armor covering back on those lines, because you are the one losing the down time and you are the one wrenching on the machine next time.
Yes ma’am!!! You hit the nail square on the head for sure. I run a lot of old equipment. Mainly because I can work on it. All my saws are old, but just as good as any new one if not better. Because I’ve tweaked them all. I enjoy mechanicing to a point. I’ve been raised in it. And in this business, you’ve got to be handy with wrenches no doubt. Anyway, thank you for always taking time to watch and also comment on our videos. It means a lot. Take care and do come again, anytime! Thx
You are obviously not intimidated by any technical problem, are you?
No sir. I’ve been raised around machining and mechanicing. I grew up logging, farming, and running heavy equipment. I am an aircraft mechanic by trade and entry level machinist and welder. So stuff such as this, doesn’t bother me no sir. And you about have to be handy with a wrench if you wanna stay in business. Because break downs are just part of a logging operation. Sadly. Anyway, thank you for the kind words and also for taking time to watch and comment. I appreciate it. Take care and do come again, anytime my friend