Fixing The 1800's Three Point Issue 

I am so glad I saw how you drained the hydraulic oil down on that tractor. My 4020 has 15 gallons the drain plug is dead center the bottom and there's just barely enough height to slide 5 gallon buckets in and out. I've always made a mess trying to do the bucket Shuffle. Never thought to rig up a little hose attaching it to the remote and let the tractor pump it out. Thanks for your videos, I enjoy them.🙂☕

Good job! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and know how!

Another great fix Ethan. Over the years I have watched you fix so many things. You always figure it out in the end.

Except for the height you still have a real nice shop to work in. Interesting repair. Thx

I enjoy the wrenching videos and seeing how stuff works. You do a nice job explaining stuff nice video thanks

Outstanding. Glad it worked out ok. I was watching and kept thinking you were going to have to remove that right tire, but it slipped out of there real nice. Thanks for sharing.

Always have a mess when working on hydraulics lol

Nice work! Learned a lot of fixing the three point issue.

Looks like she should be good to go now! Great work!

Looking good buddy be safe out there see you next time 👍

Great video. I enjoy your videos

Great video - very informative

Very interesting and informative.

With your skill and knowledge, a good shop space will make for some good videos in the future!

Well that was interesting. You sure made it look easy.

fun fix

We have a 2-105 with the Perkins wich is I think the 354 but I may be wrong but it sounds awesome without anything on the exhaust

Your tractor scared my rat terrier

Cool video Ethan, its pretty interesting to see how the old Tractors get torn down and being built from the wheels up, my cousin has a Oliver 770 tractor that was used by the highway department years ago, at first glance I thought it was a MM because of the yellow paint, you ever heard the song big green tractor by Jason Aldean? I know the song is referring to JD, I like the song John Deere green by Joe Diffie, I'm not trying to be a smart ass or anything about it, just a simple statement, I have one of those Oliver metal signs and Allis Chalmers signs too and a JD wall clock, does Oliver have wall clocks too?

Awesome video sir I learn something every time I watch you working on your stuff. This is kinda off subject but when you refer to a fleetline what years would that be? My 77 is a 1953 and it’s painting the meadow green with the clover white wheels

Looks like the 1800 has the Hydra Electric lift system. Are the matching remotes still available?

It's just a little bit loud, but it sure sounds healthy!

Another interesting video, I could use a guy like you to help me keep my Olivers tuned up. What type of hydraulic couplers do you have on that tractor. I don't like the ones I have. If oliver had spent a little on good couplers they would have sold more tractors. Be careful with the heavy stuff, you will last longer.

If you ever want to put rubber tires on your 70 I have rear hubs and I think front wheels.

Now is that the same basic set up on all bigger Oliver's?If so how many of yours have been fixed?

The 1800 is beautiful original tractor. Just a question about why do you use it to snow plow? Does the tricyclic front make a big difference with the snow blower? Ive never driven a tricyclic tractor before.

Hay what do I need to do to fix my out side remote lever on a 1550 when the leve gust flops and want atvate the valve

You probably don't want to buttt I think it's in need of a straight pipe as well earplugs maby

What would you do if you reached 100,000 subscribers?

Sometimes the "little stuff" is the most annoying.

Oh, but why would I want to cover up my ears? Its music to me, just a bit loud. Nice to see the 1800 fixed ethan, your on it with fixing stuff.