This channel is all about HOW TO things that I do around the back yard. Sometimes in the shop or other adventures into things I have never done before. We can all learn together.
Great informational and demonstration video on the JFEGWO . 👍👍 just a great all in one product 👍👍 Stay safe Sir and As always Sir thanks for the ride along
Great work stiching the views all together, turned out well! The cleanup of that area turned out great and will be much easier to maintain. Mo saves the day again
Thanks for posting Michael. Genius you are with the 3 different views. The boss did a wonderful video job. Double her pay!! Big Moe made the job a much quicker process. Cheers
Awesome video 👍👍The Boss did an EXCELLENT job on camera 👍👍👍 . Enjoyed all three point of view 👍👍 and enjoyed watching Big Mo at work the difference it looks before and after 👍👍looks Great 👍👍.. Now time to go watch ya other video 👍👍Stay safe and As always Sir thanks for the ride along and Keep’em coming
Well done, your proactive maintenance replacing everything is well justified, considering the milage on that Jeep. I'm sure by doing so, you saved yourself a lotta future problems. 👍👍
Some old things are better, some newer things are better. But having RU-vid as a tool is a main priority for me. Which is how and why I watch your channel religiously!
I’m looking to buy that 550 but the back hole only swings left and right a short distance and it hits a wall what could be causing that swings 10° to the left and 10° to the right and just stops.
@@Michaelinthebackyard i’ll have to take a look at that. I’m just not a mechanic at all. It almost seems like them cylinders must be waterlogged. If that’s a term to use for this another words the fluid behind and in front won’t move enough to allow the boom to swing. I know them cylinders were different than the normal hydraulic cylinders on the bucket.
Thanks for posting Michael. Nice informative video. Even the high end appliances suffer circuit board failures, this l know. As always l enjoy your videos. Cheers
Thanks for posting Michael. The drone view is spectacular. Time laps would be a nice addition. How does that burn pile not burn the other standing trees surrounding it? That's going to be a lot of gravel. Will be a sweet parking lot for sure. Looking forward to the next segment. Cheers
Awesome video like always Sir.... I know my brother changed his plugs and coil out on his jeep and he modified an old coil by cutting the top off and took the little gasket off and attached it to an extension to start plugs .. Thanks for sharing.. Stay safe and As always Sir thanks for the ride along 👍👍👍👍
I’m a Toyota fan, my Tundra is up to 300k miles with no signs of ever quitting. There have been a few million mile Toyotas. Maintenance is key though, as is on anything. I tell people they can spend 100 now or 1000 later, their choice.
I’m looking at one a 550 backhoe I’m just wondering what you paid for yours they want 10,000 for this one. It’s got to be close to the same year as yours only an open cab.
Awesome video really enjoyed it all and enjoying see your process on the grading 👍👍👍I like the first person view on front of BIG MO 👍👍 I like the drone footage 👍👍 and think it would be cool to have the drone following you in BIG MO . Good idea on backup camera to see the folks 👍👍They make cutting edges that bolts on to loader bucket they have smooth ones and ones with teeth. One brand is by BXpanded piranha bar and another brand is by VEVOR . I have used both kinds and I we just put a VEVOR smooth edge bar on front of my cousin’s loader bucket .. Big MO’s bucket has the holes already. Stay safe and As always Sir thanks for the ride along and Keep’em coming.
Looking forward to getting out there to throw the old box blade around! Really like the drone angle, I think the gopro ontop of the building is a great idea. Project is going well!
Awesome video. 👍👍Yelp that tree had to go it would have split in next bad storm or would have fell without warning. Ya done a good job cutting it down.. That was a cool drone footage of it falling 👍👍.. Enjoyed watching Big Mo take care of business plus knocking down the smaller tree👍👍Can’t wait to see what is next on the list. Stay safe and As always Sir thanks for the ride along and Keep’em coming 👍👍👍
Hi Michael, what I do with my funnels is stack them in a 5 gallon bucket with the end pointed down. This helps drain them and I always know where to grab them. I don't have a lid on mine but that would be a great addition to keep the dust off them.
Did you have the motor running and in park when you did the last fill and reinstall of the fluid level plug? OR do you do it without the motor running?
Thanks for posting Michael. Awesome job on the shop. Clean shop is just so much more pleasant to work in. There always a little tip/ trick in your video's. Nice to see Big Mo working. Cheers