Hi enjoyed the video the 125 looks quite small compared to the 175B that i drove for a few years here in the UK it had a 2yd 4 in 1 bucket on her lovely piece of kit good tractors solid and reliable never let us down
a radiator wash out will go a long way to correcting your overheat. Also another poster explained perfectly which direction the air flows for summer/winter
Ya we did wash it out well when we first got in going but it is pretty dusty and has worked hard since then and I deff would wash it out again but there is no water there lol we blew it out a bit with air and doesn’t seem clogged up again but will deff wash it out once we get it near a water hose again lol
Wanted to comment on your overheating issue. Your whole engine needs to be degreased as all that oil attracts even more dirt and causes the engine to overheat. Pressure washing is the only solution. After carefully PW the radiator I consider giving it some paint as it helps to keep dirt from sticking to it. I do this with all my equipment and it's saved me many issues and repairs, IMHO. Sadly few people keep their equipment clean which shortens its useful life span.
That thread on the cylinder needed some cleaning with a thread file, and not just a wire brush. Might be a tool to invest a few $ into when you get to work with a lot of rusty/crusty and mangled threads.
Yall installed the rod wiper seal backwards!!! It doesn't wipe in it wipes out to keep debris from getting inside the flange. If you leave it facing in it will destroy that cylinder!!!!
when air is blowing toward the front that is summer mode blowing hot air away from operator and when the air is blowing back at the operator is winter mode i the winter you can put tarpon the side of engine and you get hot air blowing at you
Pipe wrenches, channel locks and adjustable wrenches. You guys are on top of it!
Hi enjoyed the video the 125 looks quite small compared to the 175B that i drove for a few years here in the UK it had a 2yd 4 in 1 bucket on her lovely piece of kit good tractors solid and reliable never let us down
I see you like princess auto too!!! Keep up the great vids. It’s fun watching others work!!
a radiator wash out will go a long way to correcting your overheat.
Also another poster explained perfectly which direction the air flows for summer/winter
Ya we did wash it out well when we first got in going but it is pretty dusty and has worked hard since then and I deff would wash it out again but there is no water there lol we blew it out a bit with air and doesn’t seem clogged up again but will deff wash it out once we get it near a water hose again lol
Looking good, could maybe weld some rebar on the grousers to get a bit more bite
Wanted to comment on your overheating issue. Your whole engine needs to be degreased as all that oil attracts even more dirt and causes the engine to overheat. Pressure washing is the only solution. After carefully PW the radiator I consider giving it some paint as it helps to keep dirt from sticking to it. I do this with all my equipment and it's saved me many issues and repairs, IMHO. Sadly few people keep their equipment clean which shortens its useful life span.
Thank you 😊 I agree is deff needs a clean! Once I get it back near running water we will be pressure washing it for sure 😊
What? Having some oily crud on your engine will overheat it?? LOL! That’s new.
That thread on the cylinder needed some cleaning with a thread file, and not just a wire brush. Might be a tool to invest a few $ into when you get to work with a lot of rusty/crusty and mangled threads.
Yall installed the rod wiper seal backwards!!! It doesn't wipe in it wipes out to keep debris from getting inside the flange. If you leave it facing in it will destroy that cylinder!!!!
Ohh? I will definitely have to look into that! Thanks for noticing that! 😊
I think the backup-ring on the outer static gland seal he installed at around 19:15 is on the wrong side of the o-ring as well.
when air is blowing toward the front that is summer mode blowing hot air away from operator and when the air is blowing back at the operator is winter mode i the winter you can put tarpon the side of engine and you get hot air blowing at you
Ahhh! Thank you 😊
listens to the scoops squealing don[t you lube all joints before you start using this elderly equipment?
that good pipe wrench made in usa ?
I believe so lol I got it from a farm auction 😂