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Repairing Busted Box Blade On 1952 Ford 8n Tractor
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2021
- IN THIS VIDEO WE FIX A DEMOLISHED BOX BLADE AND DO SOME SCRAPING OF ROADS AND WORK WITH THE 1952 FORD 8N TRACTOR WE FOUND IN A BARN. Check out my other videos we’re I SAVE THIS TRACTOR FROM A BARN THAT WAS ABOUT TO FALL DOWN. Thanks for watching!
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Nice work, thanks for sharing
Sometimes in order to cut back in expensive Transmission expenses is to switch Your First Gear to Reverse. Both are the same and guide the Tractor at the same speed. If not - divide the Tractor and inspect First Gear’s Bearing and then take the Transmission’s
Box apart. While you’re at it, might be an idea to add the Sherman System (Overdrive) to your Tractor. You’ll have more speed which you might both enjoy and with added performance. Good Luck!
Awe Dang ! Now I want to see the Snappers ! Yee Yee Yee Yeeee ! Live Action !
Jihaaa ,,,, You have good skill in handling machinery and metal. When a person has it something then it’s about getting a lot of energy to cope the next day.
THANKS A BUNCH
I should have known you were an ace fabricator with all that machinery 👍
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Great video 👍
Nicely done on the repair job and seeing the 8n back to work. Plus the duct tape on the gloves is something I do as well. When you are on a DIY budget duct tape helps save a few bucks.
hahah it helped to keep the grinding sparks from hitting my fingers and burning them lol
Great fix on the box blade. Just love those old Ford tractors. Thanks for the video's.
Glad you like them! thanks a bunch!!
Buen trabajo. Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina !!
thank you
Nice job, works great. Thanks for the video.
thanks man!!
Most tractors of the 30s, 40s, and 50s have one thing in common: transmission whine. A certain amount of whine is not unusual. When the whine starts sounding a little "crunchy" or gets louder, you have a serious problem. Draining, flushing, and refilling the transmission sometimes helps quite a bit.
thank u so much!! I looked into it and I think it’s a thrust bearing
Great job on the box plow. My problem with box plows is that I have never learned to use one properly. Everyone just takes off on them and they work. When I do it, they dig in and tear ups the area I'm trying to level. Everything on those things pulls down, the blades and the claws dig in and it just makes things worse.
Wanna give a few lessons on how to get those to work?
Great video. I love real-life videos that aren't rehearsed and things go wrong. Overcoming problems make them outstanding. Keep it up.
thank you soo much my friend that really means a lot to me!! what kind of tractor and box blade are you using?
@@TheHomePros6221 Yanmar F15D, little tractor around 17HP. The box plow? I have no idea who made it. It looks like all the box plows I've ever seen with three claws that can be removed. Fun little tractor with a front loader.
Great job.
thank you so very much!!
Who ever taught him to work should be proud as all getout
thank you so much!!! that means so much to me!! cause I taught myself no one ever taught me and I love my dad but he has absolutely no mechanical skills at all
I really like that crescent wrench was your grandfather or your father a ironworker. Which later turned into a crescent hammer LOL.
I was a iron worker, I love it, it’s a Klein
Keep up the good work young man I enjoy watching your videos. I bless you and yours. Amen.
You are definitely a good welder. You laid some very pretty beads!
Thank you🙂
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
I have a suggestion on improving the performance of your tractor. Upgrade to a electronic ignition & do a 12 volt conversion
Yes I was thinking about that
How does that improve the performance of the tractor?
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice job Darrell! The ground you have there looks far more forgiving on equipment than my farm 😅. Great to see the tractor running so well.
hey Dave it’s pretty tough here with all the rocks but some areas are much better. I hope your doing well buddy
@@TheHomePros6221 not doing too bad thanks but really struggling to make any kind of numbers, really feel like throwing in the towel at the moment. Out at the moment trying to fix a generator and must try to get to the workshop later. Still waiting on a quick hitch valve for the CAT, had hoped to dig this weekend.
I hate to hear that man ☹️ But I’m all reality you tube takes up so much time and energy and I only made like 100 dollars it’s just not worth it. I was planning on giving u a shout out but it started raining and I completely forgot, I wish I would have done it on my previous video cause it’s getting a good bit of views. Sometimes it just takes one good video, you actually called it on my first tractor video, it makes me sad I want your channel to do really well I don’t like seeing my friends down ☹️
@@TheHomePros6221 hey thanks, I really appreciate that! Spent the day working on the tractor and feel better about things now! Ill just have to keep plugging away at it I guess. You're doing great, I know its a small payout, but the way your channel is growing is great! 🙂. Im going to chill with a beer now and get back at it tomorrow. Thanks again for your support buddy!
@@TheHomePros6221 also, on the plus side, its given me an excuse to buy a sreaming Jimmy, and I've always wanted one 🙂
Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍
Thank you too
I just noticed that you do not have the steering wheel knob installed correctly.
It's supposed to clamp around one of the spokes of the steering with one of those flat tabs riding on the edge of the steering wheel to keep it facing the right direction.
The tab that is bent down more is supposed to be pointing towards the center of the steering wheel.
That way there's nothing sticking out from the steering wheel to snag clothing or scrape your legs.
You Sir, are an inspiration to us all, and certainly to me!!
Now, here's me thinking ''how the crap am i gonna fix this---(SMALL!!!)---Briggs Engined Lawn mower? Or my equally SMALL grass strimmer--(weed eater in the USA!?!)''
''What's wrong with it?''
''Where do i start?''
''Have i got the right tools/equipment/parts to fix it?''
''Have i got the knowledge/apptitude/intelligence/balls to try to fix this---(SMALL!!)---Briggs Engined Lawn mower/ equally SMALL grass strimmer/weed eater?''
''Is it gonna work after i fix it, or is it just gonna be a lump of metal, fit only as a door stop, or a boat anchor now, or have i just consigned it to the dump/recyclers/landfill?''
''Is it gonna maim/seriously injure or possibly send me to the next world before my time...especially the electrical system, when I'm fixing it?'' LoL!!
Seriously, I realised very quickly whilst watching your videos that literaly NOTHING is beyond us, and that if you fail, then try again, and again, and again, until you DON'T fail!
Having retired last year and still recovering from a hip operation, you certainly inspire ME to get out there and show my four vintage Lawn mowers, (and said strimmer/weed eater) who's boss!!
I have watched many of your video's, and intend to watch many more.....it was a sub from me from about six video's back!
Please, keep on doing what you are doing, we all enjoy your content, I know i do!
From MIKKY, North East of Scotland, in the UK. (On his wifes computer...shhh!!)
Haha aw man that’s great! Thank you so much my friend!!
Nice work. I wish my hands were that steady with a welder.
Aw man thanks a bunch!!
Just watched this series on the 8n and you did great!! Lots of great content in each video and I really like that you want it fixed correctly without being neither lazy or a perfectionist!!!💯👍😎
I don't see any more later videos on the 8n,are you still planning to restore it?? I sure hope so!!🙂
thank u very much my friend!! I still plan on restoring it I just have so many other projects going on and ever since I had a bad case of Covid it’s a lot harder to do things cause it messed up my heart and blood vessels ☹️ hopefully I’ll get back to normal but who knows
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I'm really sorry to hear that, I got Covid a year ago and was sick for 28 days, it took a lot out of me so I totally understand..
I hope you can recover and wish you well 🙂👍
When you have the time and money do yourself a favor and change it to 12 v and you will enjoy it more.
yea I will when my 6v battery goes dead
Excellent video Darrel :) all working out nicely for you and keep up excellent work to !
thank you so much Andrew!!
@@TheHomePros6221 welcome also check see if PTO lever in right angle plus in cast button slot 0 one for On also the cast button O slot to Off keep that tractor from grind sounds from PTO or Transmission sounds of howling! Sometimes if middle of Button O slots it make Transmission howl means in half off or on on PTO too! Button 0s on cast be 7/16 to 1/2 drill bit circles size also lever have 1/4 for notch of to same !
Ok, just finished the series on the 8n - binge watched in a day! This one came out a year ago. When can we expect follow up videos on this tractor?
Honestly I’m not sure I have so many other projects going on I just don’t know, I’ve acquired a bunch of other machines so I just don’t use the 8n as much as I used to😔
Hello Darrel, glad to see someone enjoying an old 8n I know them well. Drove one on a farm for years. I am afraid the noise you are hearing is your pilot bearing and throw out bearing. If you work those old tractors hard you cause were on the trans input and output shafts and they will cause alot of end play on shifting shafts whitch is the movement in your shifter in reverse.. those shafts are backing off the worn area of the non work side of your end play wear in forward. Sorry but you are going to have some work ahead of you in that trans. She's been worked pretty hard my friend. But hang in there. She'll be like new again with youre tenacity.. plan on making up some oil impregnated bushings for you gear carrier shafts all it is, maybe a main transfer gear she's old and she worked hard it seems most of that life. Good luck guy..
Shawn in Oregon
Awesome video man
Glad you liked it thanks a ton!!
Thanks for posting. Good job on the box blade fix. That thing is unique very useful. Glad to see that bridge you built getting some traffic. Is that algie in the water? man thats packt tight
thanks my friend lol my crappy log bridge hahah I gotta put some boards on the top of it… if only I had a saw mill 🤔. the water is drained on the river so it’s just sand bars
What's unique about a box blade? This one has the most common features.
You just need a little pick up disk and plows and you be set
the thing is the guy I bought the tractor from was going to give me a set of discs and I never got it, I kick myself every day for not getting them
Dude I am honestly jealous of you but I mean that in a good way. I love that you are on an acreage that is something I always wanted and you have ducks that is something I always wanted and your into 8NS I am also and you are into welding and fabricating I enjoy that also! But I noticed that you have a very steady hand I don’t, I have tremors so I need a very short rod and two hands on the stinger and a lot of concentration! But you can really lay a bead! It’s good to see a young guy like you living the dream! You did an excellent job on the box blade and also on fixing the chains on your 3PTH. And the sleeves and pistons will store for a while as long as they are not in humidity so you can get more mileage on your engine so you don’t have to rush rebuilding it.
One thing I wanted to ask is does the 8N still have a noise if you turn off the PTO? That might help you isolate your noise issue. Just a thought. Keep your videos coming I will be giving it a thumbs up 👍 keep them coming and God bless you and your family!
Your comment really really touched my heart I was going to write back a long comment but really don’t have words I just really want to thank you from the bottom of my heart! Thank you!! Comments like this are what keep me going!! God bless you brother
You really need to get a hydraulic top and tilt kit for that box blade to make it work right.
Yes that would be nice but it works pretty well for what I use it for
8ns don't have live hydraulics or even a remote so a hydraulic top link would be rather useless.
@@mwilliamshssome people add hydraulics to those.
@TF856 people add a lot of things to a lot of things. 8Ns come with hydraulics. They're not live hydraulics so the hydraulic top link suggested by some dope would lose its pressure and thus its position when the clutch pedal was pressed. The hydraulics on an 8N also don't have any remotes so there's no control or connection for the top link. A pump, reservoir, control valve, cylinder, filter and hoses to connect them COULD be added but it's pointless. The idiocy of suggesting all that as "you really need" is not only asinine but indicative of ignorance.
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Looks like your lift might be in draft, not position control. Little lever under the seat.
yes thank you
I'm sad the follow up to this hasn't come yet
yea I know I’ve just had so many other projects going on so it’s been on the back burner
Seems lika a stick welding projekt but if it holds up mig is more simple. Edit….And then you bring out the stick welder….😂
hahah
Loved this series on the 8n Tractor, great job! Did you end up fixing the trans and doing the engine rebuild? Can't find any videos on it.
Is your pto shaft spinning when you are usung your lift. It works together. If it is not spinning, there is your problem. It goes into the transmission. It will stop when you push in the clutch, and spin again when you let out of the clutch.
Yes it is working correctly
use flux core, don't buy no gas.
I have flux core I’m not that big of a fan but it does burn hotter
You need to find a disk so you can disk the ground then use the back blade to level it out
The thing is is I could have got a really nice disc from the guy I got the tractor from he prob would have gave it to me for free but it was so heavy and I didn’t think I’d ever need it so I left it there, I recently called him about it and he said it’s gone now, I wish I would have gotten it when I had the chance I kick myself everyday thinking about that!!!
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You might try putting the ripper shanks all the way down but not dropping the box blade all the way down. I saw a video on the method somewhere ... using box blade to plow or something like that. ( if your ripper shanks are long enough )
You might have to use stay chains to control the height of the box blade. I know I would need them on my '52 as it needs hydraulics work. Love the 8n vids. I've been watching them for 2 1/2 hours now.
Aw man thank you so much!!! I’m going to be putting out a bunch more videos on the 8n I just getting a few other projects out of the way, thank you so much for watching I truly appreciate it!!
Why did you replace that one mounting pin?
You could have just cleaned up the threads or put some washers in there to take up the empty space if the threads were bad.
Again do not use the top holes of top link for plowing or blade work, the top is only for extremely light draft like a cultivator. Many fords are missing that three hole top link end because of that it will break easily.
How is this boy I'm 59 and I haven't seen a boy this age work that hard in year's especially on something like that.
Excuse me I mean man
gosh thank you so much!! I love working I wish more people in this country my age would get off their Butts and learn some skills and hard work 🙂
I need a bit sharpener like that. Where can I get one of those?
it’s called the drill doctor they have them all over online
Just found your channel a few weeks ago and subscribed. Really enjoy your videos. I'm wondering what size is your mig welder? I saw in this vid it's a Lincoln. Would it be a 140? What size mig wire do you run in it?
thank u soo much!!!!!! yes it’s a Lincoln 140 and I run a .30 wire I think, thanks again my friens
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Well I see you got a guard on the grinder now or is that a different grinder you doin pretty good thought you need to take that stupid eye shield and throw it in the lake and go get yourself a good lightweight tiger hood helmet and free up your other hand all that thing is doing is teaching you a bad habit I mean it your doin good thought
you are completely correct on the welding shield!! I need a auto darkening one!!
E la parte supirir de la caja podrias hacer una caja de material des`legable y asi no dejar en el terreno piedras grande y ademas le daria algo mas de pedo para que no rebote .-
me no understand ☹️ lol
Where did you get that drill charpener?
I can’t remember maybe lowes? it’s called the drill doctor Amazon sells them
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appreciate it!!
I just started watching your channel a week ago. I like your videos however, if I might make a suggestion? No one enjoys looking at the sun and, no one enjoys looking at welding. We can't see anything except a bright light. After you stop, THEN we can see the results. When you are welding we can't even see how you are laying a bead down. So where is the value?
I am not telling you how to run your channel, just a suggestion.
thanks for watching my friend, some say they like seeing the welding so I guess I’ll keep future welding to a minimum to keep everyone happy 🙂
You get a guard on that grinder and do it not now but right now that's the first thing I saw you do and you just. Make me sick are you trying to show somebody something or what your doing ok with the stick welder though
my first grinder with a guard broke so I got this one for a discount but didn’t come with a guard ☹️
oh no, its amateur hour again. what is it exactly your a "pro" at? hope you buy the genuine manuals for your machine before trying to work on it anymore. if you asked anyone or knew anything about it those old tractors work for decades with noisy transmissions. just dont abuse it.
I bet your the absolute funnest person to be around, I bet you’ve been divorced a 100 times