I bought this old loader for the price of the wheels, they’re the same size as my grader wheels and in better condition.. Its always a gamble buying an old cheap machine like this.. Will it even start and get off the transport truck? will it make it up my 6km driveway?
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You may want to start painting your equipment green.
All the previous owner(s) needed was a 'roundtoit', and all those issues/problems could have been avoided.
Anyway Mark you have gotten a 'roundtoit' now, so hopefully you can get more work and value from your purchase.
When she does see, say what do you mean Iβve had this for a few years.
Didn't she say no more boats? Doesn't look like a boat to meπ
Well, I thought: first stop cooling system fixed, second stop fueling system fixt. By the time you get home the rig has been renovated π Love your video's, great stuff.
Magic – what a testament to the toughness of these old engines that despite a lifetime's abuse, some diagnostics and tlc from a (very good) mechanic and…hey presto! Great video, thank you.
Marty I am not the only person that hides my purchases from the wife then LOL.
Such patience I would of been ripping !π‘take it back and drive it through the guys house .ππ»π΄σ §σ ’σ ³σ £σ ΄σ Ώππ»
Make sure you put a roll cage on that bad boy before you use that thing. My grandfather had a Hough that was identical except it had a cab (no rollover protection), he loved that thing and ran it like crazy. Until one day he rolled it over a bank and it crushed him to death. Please fabricate a roll cage out of some 4x4x1/2β sq tube please theyβre a death trap without them, and theyβre old enough to grandfather in without needing a roll cage
You're a bleedin whizz Marty.
so where are the wheels coming from now ? lol. great videos Marty , a little tlc and anything can be made to run fine , ish . poor quad bike . oh maybe you could tell us where you got your wife from ? i love your fleet my kinda fleet oldies but goodies . i dont comment much but i watch all content and its very interesting and entertaining please keep them coming .
Marty, that a great "ratchet breaker bar" you've got there – I must get myself one π
Some people are described as having a death wish. I feel like at this point you have a divorce wish bro π€£
Wonderful treat to follow your videos. Good luck on this new adventure.
This one should be a good workhorse, after some final examination. Looks like you've already sorted out most of the issues, right then and there. Good job, man π
Here in Finland,im starting my day, making late breakfast, and watching this video on the background π
hey marty what did you pay if you dont mind disclosing?
great video thanks for sharing, i always say that as fer as the wife is concerned, its far easier to ask for forgiveness than it is to ask for permission.
New stuff! I remember shovels (loaders) that were just rear wheel steer.
If machines could think, you are the best "daddy!" Am so glad you take such good care of our "kids!"
Poomp poomp poomp….
0:17 Vroom! Chugga Chugga Chugga
Poor old girl, refuses to give up! π
bought for tyres, bound for work, could it get any better, oh yes! searching for more tyres. I think wifey knows you well enough by now not to be too much trouble. great video, 6km travel, almost full rebuild, well done, you continue to amaze. thanks.
"Bought it for the wheels"
You know you're going to end up fixing it and keeping it π
He fixed almost all the problems it had on the way home βΊοΈ
I guess you still need tires. π€£π€£ππ
Marty, how mad is your wife right now? π
@1:43 – She's plum clapped out so she is.
Do you pronounce it βHuffβ? Thatβs how an owner I know pronounces it.
lol thanks..