Tyre changer, wheel balancer, backhoe & waterpump
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Having a look at an air leak on my tyre changing machine, then fitting & balancing tyres to go onto my Nissan Pathfinder.
Pulling apart the panels on the sidestep of the Case 580SK backhoe to inspect and assess the serviceability of the air-conditioning system. Straightening the damaged panels and reassembling the sidestep.
Then a quick look at the outcome of a job I did at work a few months ago.
I'm sure glad you had fun with your family. Always looking forward to your videos. Can't wait Nothing in the world better than having your own tire mounting machine and balancer.
Thanks Brian. There is an amazing sense of satisfaction in being able to do these things myself. ......and it's way cheaper, too!! :-)
I like this type of combined videos, they're really interesting!
Glad you like them!
Yea Pete , I would not trust those old tyres either . Best to do away with them . Thanks for the catch-up video, good to see what you are up to . The backhoe is coming along nicely, On the paint I think a good clean and buff up would be the way to go . Scott 🌵
Hi Scott, thanks for the input. Based on your recommendation (and on my laziness!! Ha ha!), I've decided that a quick 'cut 'n polish' will be all she gets!
Back when I was a struggling apprentice, I probably would've just moved the old tyres to the back and run them out. These days I think a new tyre is way cheaper than all the panel damage caused by a potential 'blow-out'. You're a wise man, Scott!! :-)
@@pete-mate3524 Maybe a little wise , But still kinda cheap ! The tyres on my own Toyota Venza that are 3 years old and have done about 53000k have gotten very noisy . Tread are very good , but they sound like they are of cement on the road ,🤷🏼♂ Even though it hardly ever rains here . they are awful in the wet . They are a Dunlop Grandtrek PT-20 , a dreadful tyre in my opinion . New tyres are expensive , I'll just see how long I can handle the noise . Have a good week mate . 🌵
You held true to what I said working on anything and everything!👍
Ha ha!! You know me so well!!
Love the clothesline idea summer is coming shorts will be safe 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 keep up the great work will sub to you 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Mr Dirtmover! And welcome aboard!! I'm trying to find some free time to check out your video's. At a glance, it looks like you've got some pretty cool vid's, there! Thanks again. :-)
@@pete-mate3524 Thank you for your support 👍👍👍👍👍
Hey pete long time not see you I hope you're good!
Hi Mr Retro, I'm doing just fine and dandy, thanks!! :-) Hope things are going well for you to!!
hey Pete if your balancer puts weights 90 deg from each other the machine needs calibrating mate ,,,, easy to do you just need the 60 gram weights
I have to do mine every 6 months or so with big tyres
Rob
Nowra NSW
Thanks Rob. I finally got the information today on how to operate (Yes, I've just been guessing up until now!) and calibrate the machine. So that will be an upcoming job. Another thing to look forward to!! Ha ha! :-) Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
@@pete-mate3524 I use a 14 inch safety spare as my calibration wheel , make sure you have the 60 gram weight handy , the instructions are crap mate , if you get stuck message buddy