I didn't realize you had the Autocar so long. Nice to go back to these old videos and see what the farm looked like before you started all the large scale work on it.
Thanks for videoing all your adventures. You're more entertaining to watch than the super Bowl which is on today. Will probably skip it to see all your older videos.
Watching this video 15 months after posting. (11-1-20) Wow!!! You have ton a ton of work out there. In this video there is No Road, Only one container, No Roof, Lots of trees in the way before the road was built. It anyone wants to build a city, call Diesel Creek.
Yep lol pretty much all a solo operation as well. And in my spare time, after I get this church project squared away it’s gonna be all ahead full on the farm!
Glad you'll soon have christine to do the job. But I recommend to watch some grading videos first so you learn how to do it perfect. I was blown away when I learned how important the blade angles in every direction are and how to proceed from ditch to ditch, to get the best results and to mix the gravel perfect.
you do realise most decent drones have a follow mode ?? activate it & the drone will follow it's controller ( which is probably lying in the passenger seat )
Matt if you take War out grader blades and weld them to the bottom edge of your front end loader buckets and use them as wear bars your bucket will last longer and most people throw grader blade away just something for you think about that's all. Jk
Living in Glasgow as I do and having no experience in anything to talk of, I think ( and I don’t know why it just popped into my head ) but maybe if you had a road grader for instance maybe a 1960’s Galion one, just a thought.
Might not hurt to take the radiator out, and take it down and have it checked out to see if you have any other issues going on Matt. As a radiator rebuild is a lot cheaper then an engine rebuild.
Got my 773 overheating cleaned out the radiator with compressed air and it’s still overheating when I am using the brush hog! I will try pressure washing the radiator fins next hopefully it will work Mine was caked on with dirt I have the feeling it might be a water pump issue or thermostat?😮
Moisture, it’s steel vs radiators being aluminum or some other low corrosion material. The debris getting stuck in it holds the moisture In there and it just rusts
You sure you are a Pennsylvania Boy, never seen a Pa. boy drive that slow on a good dirt road like that before, but the rest of your show I like, now I found some other guy who fixes stuff like you do, he wears some classy looking pants, only difference is when he takes something apart he cleans it, and shines it up before he puts it back in. Sort of reminds me of my dad, who was always yelling at me, you took them parts off, now clean em back up before you reinstall them again. Then when I got done cleaning them up and went to re-install them he said boy, you going to put those parts back on that dirty area get your butt cleaning that area. Good Old Dad, miss him.
Just me again JK on your ratertor? They make special comb to straighten out the fins on air conditioner commercial and residential they work damn good I want out of a job I didn't have a portable air compressor and I didn't have a leaf blower
They make a huge improvement over rubber tires alone. And there are several brands. These are grouser brand and they are my favorite brand. Very well made. I got this set used but just google skid steer over the tire tracks and you’ll find them. thanks for watching!!!
There is a company in Cassleton,ND that makes them as well. And a company called Ray-Mac builds a lot of oem replacement parts/implements. They are in Gwinner, ND.
Are you worried somebody might pull you over before you get back to the shop? 😆 I recently saw a video of somebody pulling their tractor down the freeway on their trailer without a single strap or chain on it. 🙄
IHI is Takeuchi with a different paint job….. The machine itself is a good machine I don’t care what Andrew says. The only reason I switched is because the newer ones made by doosan ARE junk and my dealer is terrible and they act like they are too good to help me every time I go in for a part. They all break but for what this one has been through it’s held up remarkably well. I’ve run tons of them
@@DieselCreek Well that's a shame that Doosan stuff is not good. No wonder Andrew is always after older machines. Having a good dealer is important. I'm glad you've had good luck with your machine. I enjoy your videos especially those where you are fixing things. Looking forward to finishing up Christine and seeing your new dreamshop get built.
Morning. In the UK we use a fine mesh or filter medium in front of the coils. This is mainly for air conditioning. As we get a lot of leaves and pine needles. Would this work for the bobcat?
@@DieselCreek yeah its easier to take off and vacuum it out. But it may need something else. With air con. It's stationery. Your bobcat. Is all over the place. I did enjoy the video all the same.
There are intros I can tolerate, and then there are intros longer than 3:00 that are just out of the realm of likability. Love the rest of the content though.
Ever see a real Pennsyltuckian drive that slow on a dirt road. Love the show though, especially the ones on that old church, but just think when he gets it done, he can become a minister and we all can go to church there. I am trying to figure out where that church is, I know I seen it before in my travels. Just can't put my finger on the area. Three shows I love, the slow driver, the guy with the fancy pants, and the guy that says that is just fine. So now when I am working on something and it goes wrong, I say that is just fine, and when a bolt won't turn I get a bigger hammer, or pipe and when I really am in trouble, well the fanciest work pants I have are dickies, so I put those on and put a big hammer (besides mine) in the hammer holder.
All In due time, I’ve been building a collection for years and just not getting a building up to put stuff in. I don’t like it looking like that either!
I am 69 and think the music is great, makes me want to go out and fix or clean something. Just Fine was my favorite until I stumbled on Diesel Creek, This guy is great, I just can't see how he gets all those frozen bolts out so easily, seems like whenever I run into one I bread the darn thing off, and have to drill it out.