Love the photo inserts. You are absolutely right on about eye protection . We all herd it at least 100 or more times. You only have one set of eyes. Very nice repair on the seat.
Good to hear you talk about eye protection. We don't realize how important vision is until it gets compromised. Even with eye protection sometimes we can damage our eyes.
Wise words regarding eye protection, I've been pretty careful and pretty lucky in the past, got new lenses now due to cataracts and having new eyes means I'm even more careful. Nice the see the nitty gritty stuff getting done, thanks.
Bostrom had hands down the best seat on the market period. That’s all Oliver used from 1948 until White finally sold out to AGCO. Unfortunately like you found with that shoulder bolt, some of the parts for them are pretty hard to find now.
Well that was kinda shitty. Surely shipping something that small international isn’t to big of a hastle. Either way, nothing wrong with welding the shoulder and turning it back down. Faster and cheaper. Lol
It’s all about the norks 😂 and shields, very good vid muck, with a very important message. I rebuild mine Saturday took all of one hour well I say rebuild I scraped it and fitted a new one.
True story about the safety specs. Still catch myself forgetting to put 'em on even now & I've had a spark in the eye before (luckily managed to be double-extra-A++ 'ard and scrape it off the cornea by snagging it on a cotton bud) but will try and remember more now, don't much fancy a week of infected rust and hospitals specially in the "current climate" shall we say.
That worn bush must have squeaked like f--k i have a 8210 with the same problem i have to turn the radio up or the squeaking drives you mad. Good job done and i agree with your advice about eye protection , we all seem to have used grinders and the gas axe in the past without but you dont get away with it for ever but a bit of red hot metal in a eye could be with you for ever.
My grandad got a copper splinter in his eye working as a plumber. It was really sore but after much rubbing it seemed less scratchy. What he had done was driven the shard into his eyeball. It worked it's way in over time, and caused the fluid in his eye to go cloudy and he lost much of the sight in that eye. So, as Mucka says, don't assume it can't happen to you!
After seeing a photo of a guy in the Practical Farm Ideas magazine where a grinder had kicked back and looked as though it had given a good go at cleaving the chaps face in half I wear a face shield and to be honest find it more comfortable than goggles and glasses as they always steam up with me. Other good thing to watch out is a) what you're wearing if it has a high blend of plastic like polyester in it and b) where the sparks are going. I learnt that after catching my jumper and shirt on fire thankfully I saw the flames before it got to my neck and didn't burn hot or quick. I was just glad I had decided to pull it in the shed in case it rained as I had a bucket of water at hand due to some straw closeby. Thankfully it left me with only with a burn like sunburn of from a welder but it scared the hell out of me as I didn't want to look down.
An excellent repair on the seat Where can I order your produce do you deliver to multiple addresses 😁 The cab cladding will be an interesting video, there a good solid cab in general suffer a bit around the window rubbers they're easy to get the windows out to check peace of mind... Good message about the Google's I've been in hospital many times for being to clever with metal in my eyes.... not now though as the nurses have many sick notes to attend to now
Yep, I learned about the goggles the hard way, when I went to the doctor he had a combination of tweezers up on his desk and I thought oh fcuk. Luckily enough he was able to get the offending piece out with a cotton bud, he said the tweezers were the next call if the cotton bud failed.
Defo agree with you regarding wearing goggles, I had a job one summer grinding rust off of some tower legs and you couldn't see through the goggles so I was working without them, I ended up with a piece of metal in my eye, and I ignored it for so long the eye put a layer over it, now as a result I have a lazy eye
A good old school, sturdy English seat there M'lord. But it shows it's age a bit with all those bushes. The newer seats coming out now on the South American models have no bushes at all. And they say those give you a much smother experience... There's also a lot less fabric on those models, especially the "G-series". However the older models are more reliable and are easier to live with on a daily basis I think. Even though they may need some lubrication from time to time to provide a satisfactory ride...
Worst feeling in the world was when that nurse went digging in my eye with a needle to get the bit of metal out that the grinder so kindly put there, couple of guys I work with took the piss when they saw me wearing safety glasses after that till it happened to them
Definitely good advice with the goggle. Been caught out twice and your so right it stings like a bitch. The second time I was wearing specs. Goggles are a must with a grinder. Loving the white board
Great video loved it I’ve never had a spark in my eye I’m not that stupid 🤣🤣👍🏻👍🏻 only sawdust funny enough we were having this discussion at work today an when you go A&E an they put the pain killer eye drops in! I said the feeling can only be described as the same as when you loosing your nut(smegg) just wondering if you could elaborate? Do well 👍🏻
Nice n simple restore parts on the tractor, I could do electric work but rather get brother to do it as he is electrician by trade, get way of catching up.
6710 bought brand new for me to operate,may I have a proper seat please?You spent all day with a damp arse on them plastic ones.Request granted!9700, upgrade, memories,eh?
Talking about machining and have look at Adam booths channel on you tube it’s called abom79 I am 63 and I find it fascinating especially removing broken bolt with left hand drills I wish I knew half has much has him when I worked on tractors
Yes , my "simple workshop" has lathe facilities to turn phosphor bronze bushes also ! Maybe a little time lapse video of you building your spare parts would be beneficial . Or do you prefer " creme eggs " ??
Would you trade creme eggs for Dog turds ?, just asking for Another RUclipsr,I sub to. Thanks for the video the 8100 was one of my favorites back in the days of being in the UK. As far as i know there is maybe only one in Canada right now that was imported into Manitoba by County collector Graham Caitlin a few years ago when he emigrated . Thanks for the safety warning, It just pisses me off when 3/4 of these idiots posting video's laugh at the safety comments when they are clearly doing stupid stuff that's no joke if it goes wrong and they get hurt like you say or worse. Here in North America they seem to love using grinders without the safety guard on for some reason ! knowing what happens if a disc explodes with one, i recon it's a bit like playing football with a live land mine personally !. Take care
super6954 I have chosen to put up videos on a public platform to share both what I'm doing and what I've been taught over the years. With that comes a responsibility to those who are keen to learn and those who do not know or understand the dangers, therefore myself, George and others try to set and show an example of good working practice. It annoys me, when other RUclipsrs don't give a shit about what they show and are only concerned about subs, view, likes and boosting their own image. Farms, workshops and construction sites are killing grounds.
@@LordMuck 100% agree mate, I've been round the farm and workshop all my life and had the odd thing go wrong just like you said. I had the spark in the eye while wearing googles once that was kinda a surprise when it happened,and the Dr went fishing for it with his little drill while holding me down with the other hand ! As far as i'm concerned the ones that call everybody "arm chair experts" need to shut up to. All they want is the idiots that have no clue praising them for being wonderful. If they were smart they'd figure out the guys with experience that comment trying to help them. That 2009 guy that had a welding channel was a prime example that shouldn't of been sharing most of the cock ups he made L.O.L. one day it will end in tears for those guys when somebody follows their mistakes, gets hurt or killed and somebody sues them and wins in this totally crazy modern world, where somebody else is "responsible" for their stupidity or lack of knowledge. Or like has happened with a few tubers with Channels they've sadly been killed or injured in an accident on their place where quads rolled and stuff like that. There is one recently got badly hurt while filming, in whats believed to be an acetylene explosion with a cutting torch on his boat.
Love the photo inserts. You are absolutely right on about eye protection . We all herd it at least 100 or more times. You only have one set of eyes. Very nice repair on the seat.
Thank you.
Good to hear you talk about eye protection. We don't realize how important vision is until it gets compromised. Even with eye protection sometimes we can damage our eyes.
Nice work getting after the details. Attending to the small things make a huge difference (as you know). :)
It's too good a seat to just replace David. Cushions and material next !
Wise words regarding eye protection, I've been pretty careful and pretty lucky in the past, got new lenses now due to cataracts and having new eyes means I'm even more careful. Nice the see the nitty gritty stuff getting done, thanks.
Bostrom had hands down the best seat on the market period. That’s all Oliver used from 1948 until White finally sold out to AGCO. Unfortunately like you found with that shoulder bolt, some of the parts for them are pretty hard to find now.
There was actually a guy in the States that had some NOS bolts but refused to ship them overseas ! So I decided to make what I needed.
Well that was kinda shitty. Surely shipping something that small international isn’t to big of a hastle. Either way, nothing wrong with welding the shoulder and turning it back down. Faster and cheaper. Lol
Lovely, LM I was bought up on old Ford's, 4000, 6610, 7610, 7810, tw 25, tw 35. Very informative video. 👍👌
Very good video mate, can't wait for the next video.
Job well done Kurt...
Nicely done Sir.
Sensible and informative vid Kurt, great job on the seat frame!
These workshop videos are good Kurt! Look forward to the cab cladding one, looking to redo the cladding in my AP cab.
Cladding kit arrived this afternoon 👍
Great video Mucka. I'm off to my shed to find something to fix... Well break and fix.
Love the discreet sale post on the whiteboard 😂 another great video mate
Great video kurt i used to drive a ford tractor i was a greenskeeper on a golf course one of the tractors was a ford 1910
Great vid keep them coming. I remember learning to drive on a 7810.
Fresh dog turds 💩 lol great vid mucka 👍
Yea mucker love the video can’t wait for More torquing point vid
Nice video kurt, you have inspired me to look at the air seat my 7840. Don't think I will be taking you up on the offer though!
Great video thanks for sharing your knowledge
It’s all about the norks 😂 and shields, very good vid muck, with a very important message.
I rebuild mine Saturday took all of one hour well I say rebuild I scraped it and fitted a new one.
Good call mate concerning the safety. Tidy project here pal.
Thanks for the info on the seat .
I agree about the eye protection, I try to find glasses or goggles that have ventilation or they fog when I sweat! I do a bit of blacksmith work.
Same! Not that I'm a smith, more just a sweaty twat but ones with decent ventilation are a must!
A good repair job there, well done.
Love the white board messages, hope you sell some produce!!! Lol !!!
True story about the safety specs. Still catch myself forgetting to put 'em on even now & I've had a spark in the eye before (luckily managed to be double-extra-A++ 'ard and scrape it off the cornea by snagging it on a cotton bud) but will try and remember more now, don't much fancy a week of infected rust and hospitals specially in the "current climate" shall we say.
Good video Kurt 👍 have to say one o the most stressful things ever did was the suspension mechanism of a seat 😂
Like you said those seats will last forever and made much better than a cheaper replacement.
Good vid. Thanks. Top job.
I saw Deano at a national trust stately home about 4 weeks ago but didn't want to bother him with RUclips chat.
Was he selling tea and scones or doing the guided tour ?
Well, like he says "Works work" 🤣
That worn bush must have squeaked like f--k i have a 8210 with the same problem i have to turn the radio up or the squeaking drives you mad. Good job done and i agree with your advice about eye protection , we all seem to have used grinders and the gas axe in the past without but you dont get away with it for ever but a bit of red hot metal in a eye could be with you for ever.
Go to the last minute of my Merry Christmas vid and you can hear it squeaking !
Great vid! As always very informative!
My grandad got a copper splinter in his eye working as a plumber. It was really sore but after much rubbing it seemed less scratchy. What he had done was driven the shard into his eyeball. It worked it's way in over time, and caused the fluid in his eye to go cloudy and he lost much of the sight in that eye. So, as Mucka says, don't assume it can't happen to you!
After seeing a photo of a guy in the Practical Farm Ideas magazine where a grinder had kicked back and looked as though it had given a good go at cleaving the chaps face in half I wear a face shield and to be honest find it more comfortable than goggles and glasses as they always steam up with me.
Other good thing to watch out is a) what you're wearing if it has a high blend of plastic like polyester in it and b) where the sparks are going.
I learnt that after catching my jumper and shirt on fire thankfully I saw the flames before it got to my neck and didn't burn hot or quick. I was just glad I had decided to pull it in the shed in case it rained as I had a bucket of water at hand due to some straw closeby. Thankfully it left me with only with a burn like sunburn of from a welder but it scared the hell out of me as I didn't want to look down.
Easily done.
Face shields now are incredibly light and comfortable.
Great stuff you made it look so easy. Looking forward to the next one. Ps I’ll take a dozen turds of your hands !!!! 👌
An excellent repair on the seat
Where can I order your produce do you deliver to multiple addresses 😁
The cab cladding will be an interesting video, there a good solid cab in general suffer a bit around the window rubbers they're easy to get the windows out to check peace of mind...
Good message about the Google's I've been in hospital many times for being to clever with metal in my eyes.... not now though as the nurses have many sick notes to attend to now
Good repair , fair play Kurt, if you talk nice to Tim , he might send you a pair of the Milwaukee non fog safety glasses:):)
Yes they are fresh!
Right on man
Cheers Nate 👍
Yep, I learned about the goggles the hard way, when I went to the doctor he had a combination of tweezers up on his desk and I thought oh fcuk. Luckily enough he was able to get the offending piece out with a cotton bud, he said the tweezers were the next call if the cotton bud failed.
Defo agree with you regarding wearing goggles, I had a job one summer grinding rust off of some tower legs and you couldn't see through the goggles so I was working without them, I ended up with a piece of metal in my eye, and I ignored it for so long the eye put a layer over it, now as a result I have a lazy eye
Good Video Kurt
See the best things really did come from Basildon Essex❤️sadly that not the case anymore...RIP ford😞
Well, the 8100's came from Fleet in Hampshire... 😉
A good old school, sturdy English seat there M'lord. But it shows it's age a bit with all those bushes. The newer seats coming out now on the South American models have no bushes at all. And they say those give you a much smother experience... There's also a lot less fabric on those models, especially the "G-series". However the older models are more reliable and are easier to live with on a daily basis I think. Even though they may need some lubrication from time to time to provide a satisfactory ride...
Fair play you done a top job on that seat .
Worst feeling in the world was when that nurse went digging in my eye with a needle to get the bit of metal out that the grinder so kindly put there, couple of guys I work with took the piss when they saw me wearing safety glasses after that till it happened to them
Definitely good advice with the goggle. Been caught out twice and your so right it stings like a bitch. The second time I was wearing specs. Goggles are a must with a grinder. Loving the white board
I like looking at "other people" as well.... well; if they look like your "other people" that is.... ;-)
Cool video really evjoyed it and would take you up on your offer but I have a dog lol hope your well and look forward to seeing your next upload 😃
Good video 👍🏻
Nice job
Great video loved it I’ve never had a spark in my eye I’m not that stupid 🤣🤣👍🏻👍🏻 only sawdust funny enough we were having this discussion at work today an when you go A&E an they put the pain killer eye drops in!
I said the feeling can only be described as the same as when you loosing your nut(smegg) just wondering if you could elaborate? Do well 👍🏻
Gud 2 see the hands ar not aun u backways ha ha gud video lad
Your living the dream ,you lucky bugger .great video regards Kevin Fox, Essex.
You need to go see someone about your sleep pattern 😂
Nice n simple restore parts on the tractor, I could do electric work but rather get brother to do it as he is electrician by trade, get way of catching up.
Nice vid
Can you do a bulk order on those turds mate?
6710 bought brand new for me to operate,may I have a proper seat please?You spent all day with a damp arse on them plastic ones.Request granted!9700, upgrade, memories,eh?
Nice one mate. Do you deliver the turds? If so how much 😂😂👌🏻
I’ve been to the hospital 4 times from getting a spark in my eye, it’s not a pleasant experience when the doctor approaches your eye with a needle 🙈
Did you do an engineering qualification Muck???
I have a couple in a different spheres but I can't say they've done anywhere near as much for me as field experience.
Talking about machining and have look at Adam booths channel on you tube it’s called abom79 I am 63 and I find it fascinating especially removing broken bolt with left hand drills I wish I knew half has much has him when I worked on tractors
It take a Fiver's worth of Dog Turts plz, could you please send them to anyone you know who can use them lol.🤣
Where is the new seat episode comming ?
Just as soon as this Covid thing settles down and the upholsterers are back at work.
Can i have a tenners worth sent to my neighbour please ?
3 for 2 deal make good financial sense to me where can I order them lol😂
Where do you get cab interior?
I've ordered it from Logan McMaster.
Seems to know his stuff.
Good work muck. Getting a filling in your eye is not pleasant. Feels like a fucking girder is in there.
Yes , my "simple workshop" has lathe facilities to turn phosphor bronze bushes also ! Maybe a little time lapse video of you building your spare parts would be beneficial . Or do you prefer " creme eggs " ??
The stuff you don't have is when you ask others to do the bits you can't or don't have the facilities to do.
👍👍🇨🇮🇨🇮🙏
Yes eye protection is important. I wear glasses so who knows what injuries I've avoided by having some glass in front of my eyes.
Would you trade creme eggs for Dog turds ?, just asking for Another RUclipsr,I sub to. Thanks for the video the 8100 was one of my favorites back in the days of being in the UK. As far as i know there is maybe only one in Canada right now that was imported into Manitoba by County collector Graham Caitlin a few years ago when he emigrated . Thanks for the safety warning, It just pisses me off when 3/4 of these idiots posting video's laugh at the safety comments when they are clearly doing stupid stuff that's no joke if it goes wrong and they get hurt like you say or worse. Here in North America they seem to love using grinders without the safety guard on for some reason ! knowing what happens if a disc explodes with one, i recon it's a bit like playing football with a live land mine personally !. Take care
super6954 I have chosen to put up videos on a public platform to share both what I'm doing and what I've been taught over the years.
With that comes a responsibility to those who are keen to learn and those who do not know or understand the dangers, therefore myself, George and others try to set and show an example of good working practice.
It annoys me, when other RUclipsrs don't give a shit about what they show and are only concerned about subs, view, likes and boosting their own image.
Farms, workshops and construction sites are killing grounds.
@@LordMuck 100% agree mate, I've been round the farm and workshop all my life and had the odd thing go wrong just like you said. I had the spark in the eye while wearing googles once that was kinda a surprise when it happened,and the Dr went fishing for it with his little drill while holding me down with the other hand !
As far as i'm concerned the ones that call everybody "arm chair experts" need to shut up to. All they want is the idiots that have no clue praising them for being wonderful. If they were smart they'd figure out the guys with experience that comment trying to help them.
That 2009 guy that had a welding channel was a prime example that shouldn't of been sharing most of the cock ups he made L.O.L. one day it will end in tears for those guys when somebody follows their mistakes, gets hurt or killed and somebody sues them and wins in this totally crazy modern world, where somebody else is "responsible" for their stupidity or lack of knowledge.
Or like has happened with a few tubers with Channels they've sadly been killed or injured in an accident on their place where quads rolled and stuff like that. There is one recently got badly hurt while filming, in whats believed to be an acetylene explosion with a cutting torch on his boat.
nice people ha lol
are these turds fresh
They are curled out to order.
If you specify courier delivery, they will still be steaming on arrival.
I will take three for a pound please......🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
£5 worth of turds please
Seen cheaper turds on ebay.... Chinese though... but free postage
You'll not get the tensile stink like these proper British turds though
I'll have a pounds worth please