Nicely planned out. The single idler/tensioner appears to more than doubles the chain engagement to the drive sprocket making it very secure. I’m interested in seeing how you create the tensioner setup now in the confined space that you have.
Really nice build. A good touch will be to do a couple of threaded holes in the sprockets, so you could attach some screws to help pull it out. As you tested, they come off through the hole, but is a tight fit, not so much room to fingers.
Просто супер! Молодец👍👍👍 уже лет пять мечтаю себе купить токарный станок хороший. С его помощью наделать других станков и заниматься металлообработкой.... Но пока денег нет и станка нет😁
I can promise there will be a difference! I buid a driven carrier (Twowheeler) after my MF 135. You can´t compare with when just the tractor is pulling. Good luck!.
The more I watch you use that welding table, the more I hate commercial welding tables!!! That table you created is pure genius... So much easier to use!
This is going to be something I would love to operate when it's finished. You really have my interest peaked for this project. Thanks for sharing with us Donn. Stay safe around there. Fred.
It will be interesting to see how you relive the stress of the main gear ⚙️. Contact chain to gear!!! Most poeple will use 2 chain for full gear contact. Nice work.
I would also go for 2 chains, even if they wear they are unlikely going to hop teeth. Ive built a lot of different chain driven machines and Im worried... Secondly those bearings arent sealed, theres just steel shields on them which would get all kinds of crap in them, they're cheap, maybe he'll just grease them more often, with something super thick
I’ve been a fan for a long time. I don’t comment very much on videos, but I wanted to say we are thinking about from Canada. Ukrainien isn’t the only people’s that are in danger. We hope you and your family are safe. I don’t know what I can do to help but if you need anything you have it. We might be half a world away but if this platform has given us anything it is,we are a global village and not strangers. ✌️
@@DonnDIY It has been done before. The armaments are tightly controlled (boring). And the beavers are already scared. But if you do - the swedish S103 was really something else. Just saying :-)
Making a proper dual differential tank transmission is pretty easy too. Tanks use highly optimized versions, but that's far from the only way to do it. 2 differential axles and chain is enough for the simplest versions.
@@martylawson1638 Modern tanks left the differential setup many many years ago as far as I know. I served on the Leopard 1 which was designed in 50/60s. It came with an automatic gearbox handling steering and propulsion. It transferred power to the outside track instead of braking the inside track to increase mobility and speed. For homebuilding a braking differential is probably the easiest way to to it as you mentions. Donn did this in his amphibious vehicle build but used a single differential.
I liked the video before I watched it, because I trust Donn DIY. If I ever am the owner of an old wrecking yard I will invite him over asap. That man can turn rust into gold.
The omega drive will be fine, curious to see how you will do the tensioning. But like others that has comented I am worried about the seals. Personally I would have put all bearings inside and added radial seals with extra lip on the driveshafts especially. Love your channel, you do a fantastic work! / Swedish mechanical engineer
It was nice to see the wood processor, the transport band and the trailer crane again while driving past with the loader. Nice touch :-) I was hoping for a wood handling comment/short and wether your efficency plan worked out. This build looks just insanely sturdy. Looking forward to see how you mate up the parts for the propulsion - and the crane for this "Sherp - I'll go anywhere thank you" trailer.
The wood handling is definitely more efficient due to the IBC crates and the mini-loader. However - the wood processor could be faster and more powerful. So there's room for firewood processor mk2 in the future.😀
@@DonnDIY Yeah, those electric splitters are not very fast. You can easily purchase the valves and put in a new splitter in your design. But knowing you I suspect you will rather do a full on MK2 :-D Good fun and nice to hear that the process works as planned.
You and your crazy arctic conditons! Oh, it snowed here and Sunday is going to be in the single digits. Never mind. ;-) Love Your Work, Donn! You are a Superstar!! From New England.
The scale of this is unreal - I think since the rock-breaker build all the plates have doubled in size and thickness! Can't wait to see this thing in action! Right... tea break over - back to work! 😂
I think about were the wheel axles coming out boogie box. I had a old logging machine times ago, and the water came in to the boggie chains and everything was frozen, so the wheels did´nt turn around! So it´s good to have real sealing rings around the wheels shafts.
I went out too far into expenses with this one I must admit indeed. But I hope it'll be the last time I ever have to build a driving trailer with hydraulic crane for personal use. So I look at it as an investment instead of expense.🤔😉
Donn, the tandem axle you are using is also known as a walking beam axle, and has been used for many decades. It provides little "shock," or sudden impact protection, but, by it's design is well suited for trailers of many types, and was a similar idea used in military ranks many years ago.
@@DonnDIY It is awesome, been working as a welder in Palmse Mehhaanikakoda ("Palms" forest cranes and forest trailers), but there were only MIG, but I'm more interested in TIG and aluminium. But still MIG and angle grinder are my friends too.
Excelente trabajo y muy bien realizado, te felicito por lo buen profesional que eres y por las maquinas que tienes me encantaría estar trabajando con tigo, un saludo desde Islas Canarias!!!!!!.
I really enjoy all your fabrication videos Donn! There is a big snow storm heading our way, at least 2 ft. (60cm) and I sure could use that awesome plow you made! At least if I get snowed in I can re-watch some of your videos. Hope all is well on your end.
The computer control burning machines are really nice. Years ago I did template drafting for an acetylene burning machine..Recently we have used laser cutting machine with images taken from computer images. The laser can cut to + or - .005 of an inch.
I love the way this is coming together! Thank you for filming this and even including your boo-boos. I had wondered about an idler, and here it is. I'm anxious to see what this all turns out like.
More fabrication videos on ruclips.net/user/DonnDIYvideos
what cad software you use
Guy!! Absolutely love your builds!!! You are an extremely fantastic fabricator/designer!! Keep it up man!!!
i need more, this is such a cool concept, and you are doing it the right way, overbuilt.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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Nicely planned out. The single idler/tensioner appears to more than doubles the chain engagement to the drive sprocket making it very secure.
I’m interested in seeing how you create the tensioner setup now in the confined space that you have.
Вы наверое самый первый на чей канал я подписался зарегестрируясь на ютубе) 👍👍👍👍 за труды
Now THAT is an Abom-sized drill :) LOVE this videos and LOVE what you do. Appreciate very much that you let us take part.
it is huge. The biggest I have is 1 inch and 5/16th.
Super strong construction! I like it! 😁
The more metal the better!
jesteście najlepszymi konstruktorami jakich znam na YT ;-)
Gonna be stronger than the mini skid steer you got!!
Жоский ты мужик,с технической точки зрения очень серьёзные вещи делаешь,красавчик...
Another awesome video man, keep up the great content! I always look forward to your videos.
Thank you very much!
Donn, tell me when the next video comes?
Really nice build.
A good touch will be to do a couple of threaded holes in the sprockets, so you could attach some screws to help pull it out.
As you tested, they come off through the hole, but is a tight fit, not so much room to fingers.
Просто супер! Молодец👍👍👍 уже лет пять мечтаю себе купить токарный станок хороший. С его помощью наделать других станков и заниматься металлообработкой.... Но пока денег нет и станка нет😁
AMAZINGNES!!! Finally found someone doing this wheel/suspension system!!!
Your CNC Table is one of the best tools you have ever built with a smooth results.
Молодец так держать! У тебя всё получается супер .удачи и ждём новое видео
from the Netherlands thanks for the video Donn
Thank you for watching!
@@DonnDIY
you're welcome Donn
I can promise there will be a difference! I buid a driven carrier (Twowheeler) after my MF 135. You can´t compare with when just the tractor is pulling. Good luck!.
Ну как всегда на самом интересном месте.....
The more I watch you use that welding table, the more I hate commercial welding tables!!! That table you created is pure genius... So much easier to use!
😀 The more simple the better I guess.
Looks good. Lots of work, but worth it in the end. Can't wait to see the finished product.👍
Thank you!
Something nice to watch and relax to while waiting for projects to finish 3d printing
If I could I would 3D print this project as well.😁
Next episode?????? Cant wait any longer🙈🙈
It is very nice to see!!
Greetings from North Germany
Good stuff! Can't wait for the video of you fabricating the crane, keep it up!
Beautiful TE 250!
I like it too!
Careful over there! Your corner of the planet is getting crazy. Thinking about you guys...
Your an amazing engineer Donny. Love your work so much Mate. Billy J...... Tropical, Tranquil, Sunny Queensland, Australia..
Oh man! You have to rub it in don't ya? I would love to spend some quality vacation time in tranquil, sunny and tropical Queensland😁
This is going to be something I would love to operate when it's finished. You really have my interest peaked for this project. Thanks for sharing with us Donn. Stay safe around there. Fred.
I hope it'll turn out and work as planned. Fingers crossed!😉😀
How about a raffle - a day with DIY Donn!
It will be interesting to see how you relive the stress of the main gear ⚙️. Contact chain to gear!!! Most poeple will use 2 chain for full gear contact. Nice work.
I would also go for 2 chains, even if they wear they are unlikely going to hop teeth. Ive built a lot of different chain driven machines and Im worried...
Secondly those bearings arent sealed, theres just steel shields on them which would get all kinds of crap in them, they're cheap, maybe he'll just grease them more often, with something super thick
I’ve been a fan for a long time. I don’t comment very much on videos, but I wanted to say we are thinking about from Canada. Ukrainien isn’t the only people’s that are in danger. We hope you and your family are safe. I don’t know what I can do to help but if you need anything you have it. We might be half a world away but if this platform has given us anything it is,we are a global village and not strangers. ✌️
Man that looks like it’s going to be a solid construction, next you’ll be making a tank. 😁
A tank-ish vehicle would be intersting project indeed
@@DonnDIY It has been done before. The armaments are tightly controlled (boring). And the beavers are already scared.
But if you do - the swedish S103 was really something else. Just saying :-)
Making a proper dual differential tank transmission is pretty easy too. Tanks use highly optimized versions, but that's far from the only way to do it. 2 differential axles and chain is enough for the simplest versions.
@@martylawson1638 Modern tanks left the differential setup many many years ago as far as I know. I served on the Leopard 1 which was designed in 50/60s. It came with an automatic gearbox handling steering and propulsion. It transferred power to the outside track instead of braking the inside track to increase mobility and speed.
For homebuilding a braking differential is probably the easiest way to to it as you mentions. Donn did this in his amphibious vehicle build but used a single differential.
I liked the video before I watched it, because I trust Donn DIY. If I ever am the owner of an old wrecking yard I will invite him over asap. That man can turn rust into gold.
I would probably live in your wrecking yard my man! 😀
The best👍👍💖
Great project once again.
03:30 Crazy Professor at work. I was almost expect an "It's alive"
Never seizes to amaze me w your builds
Pretty Good. :) Reminds me of the chain drives on a large road grader, the 4 rear tires are chained together in a very similar way.
That thing is going to be a beast.
The omega drive will be fine, curious to see how you will do the tensioning. But like others that has comented I am worried about the seals. Personally I would have put all bearings inside and added radial seals with extra lip on the driveshafts especially. Love your channel, you do a fantastic work! / Swedish mechanical engineer
Очень творческий человек ☝️👍👍👍🤝
Absolute amazing work....Big like from Romania 🤠🔝👉🔝
This build has been tried by others without success. I have faith it will work for you Donn. I am already tired of the snow
It's a relatively simple design, I would imagine it would work just fine..🤔
Nobody can ever say that Donn doesn’t build things to last! Looking good!
Thanks for sparing us from most of the metal on metal sqeaking as you slid the sheet on the plasma table! 😁
😀You're welcome!
Great to see it coming along looking forward to see it performing in the Mud/Snow
Me too.💪
That is a very substantial drive. Well done.
Hi Donn,
You do good work, such a joy to watch.
Thanks for the video.
Hope to see you soon, again......
Looking forward to the next video.
It was nice to see the wood processor, the transport band and the trailer crane again while driving past with the loader. Nice touch :-)
I was hoping for a wood handling comment/short and wether your efficency plan worked out.
This build looks just insanely sturdy. Looking forward to see how you mate up the parts for the propulsion - and the crane for this "Sherp - I'll go anywhere thank you" trailer.
The wood handling is definitely more efficient due to the IBC crates and the mini-loader. However - the wood processor could be faster and more powerful. So there's room for firewood processor mk2 in the future.😀
@@DonnDIY Yeah, those electric splitters are not very fast. You can easily purchase the valves and put in a new splitter in your design. But knowing you I suspect you will rather do a full on MK2 :-D
Good fun and nice to hear that the process works as planned.
This thing is going to be awesome you're one badass fabricator
You and your crazy arctic conditons! Oh, it snowed here and Sunday is going to be in the single digits. Never mind. ;-) Love Your Work, Donn! You are a Superstar!! From New England.
That is gnarly bro! Can't wait to see that thing in action.
That chain looks like it was made in Swtzerland! Chocolate! OK. Let's get serious. Nice.
Awesome build, strong and reliable 👍
Let's hope so!
I'm excited for your new build! Looking forward to the next video. I've always wanted one of these trailers. Can't wait to see how it turns out..
Cheers man. Hopefully it'll turn out working.😀
Комментарий в поддержку канала и ролика, а также труда мастера.
Another interesting project coming together using precision . Looking forward to the next video !!
You do good work and it is a pleasure to watch. 👍 Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Nicely done 👍👍👍Thanks for sharing
Wonderful. Notification landed just as I had the kettle boiled! Ahhhh...
The scale of this is unreal - I think since the rock-breaker build all the plates have doubled in size and thickness! Can't wait to see this thing in action! Right... tea break over - back to work! 😂
Superb fabrication as usual Donn - always a joy to watch. 👏
Oh, My, Grandma, what a big drill you have."All the Better to Drill a Hole With!" OK. Makes sense.
Awesome work
Awesome stuff that's built Donn tuff!
Nice... great fab work...
Hell yeah nice work. Love the ingenuity.
I think about were the wheel axles coming out boogie box. I had a old logging machine times ago, and the water came in to the boggie chains and everything was frozen, so the wheels did´nt turn around! So it´s good to have real sealing rings around the wheels shafts.
Nice fabrication work
This is gonna be so cool! I’ve always dreamed about something like this love watching you build it
Expensive looking build this one 👍🙂
I went out too far into expenses with this one I must admit indeed. But I hope it'll be the last time I ever have to build a driving trailer with hydraulic crane for personal use. So I look at it as an investment instead of expense.🤔😉
Saya ingin melihat hasil akhirnya....
Tetap semangat dan terus berkarya
Hello Donn good job good video
Donn!! You are the Best!! I haven't even watched the video, yet!! :-)
Donn, the tandem axle you are using is also known as a walking beam axle, and has been used for many decades. It provides little "shock," or sudden impact protection, but, by it's design is well suited for trailers of many types, and was a similar idea used in military ranks many years ago.
You're right!
Sick!
Big Fan Bro Big Fan♥
This is a masterpiece. Congratulation from Vietnam.😉👍🍺
Лайкос 👍
Ждём продолжения
Nice Husaberg! 👍
Coming along nicely :)
Thanks!
Brilliant video thank
This is sweet! That chain looks super solid..haha. I will be here for the next episode!
The chain is a bit on the heavier side I must admit. I didn't quite realize how big it is in real life when ordering it online.🙃
1M subs is near! I know for sure that you will go for it!!
Geir box makin mantappppp.
Amazing!!
I like this project
Very impressive. As always.
Thanks!
Super work
Yet another stunning project! Donn, You inspired me to buy plasma cutter and TIG welder to go deep into welding world.
Once you enter the plasma and tig world you will never get out again. But you don't want to either because it is awesome!👍😀
@@DonnDIY It is awesome, been working as a welder in Palmse Mehhaanikakoda ("Palms" forest cranes and forest trailers), but there were only MIG, but I'm more interested in TIG and aluminium. But still MIG and angle grinder are my friends too.
Excelente trabajo y muy bien realizado, te felicito por lo buen profesional que eres y por las maquinas que tienes me encantaría estar trabajando con tigo, un saludo desde Islas Canarias!!!!!!.
Sweet track build Donn awesome watching you build thks from Sid
I really enjoy all your fabrication videos Donn! There is a big snow storm heading our way, at least 2 ft. (60cm) and I sure could use that awesome plow you made! At least if I get snowed in I can re-watch some of your videos. Hope all is well on your end.
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 Bro 💜 ♥️
As always another great video 👍 keep up the great content and work 😁
awesome, cant wait for more,
Cheers man!
Holy drill bit!!!
👍👍👍Казахстаннан салам!
Nice work!! 👍🏻
Very hard work
Я хочу приехать к вам!!! Работа супер!!!!!
Would love to see you build a mini road grader in the future.
Your videos are amazing. Quality work
The computer control burning machines are really nice. Years ago I did template drafting for an acetylene burning machine..Recently we have used laser cutting machine with images taken from computer images. The laser can cut to + or - .005 of an inch.
I love the way this is coming together! Thank you for filming this and even including your boo-boos. I had wondered about an idler, and here it is. I'm anxious to see what this all turns out like.
Cheers man!
Eu só estava esperando a notificação