welcome back guys this is part four of the big blood restoration series we're
making good progress there's still a ton to do so sit back enjoy the ride
find out what leg arms is up to he's been working his cow why don't we doing
basically we have a mess I'm organizing doesn't look like it but
trust me it's organizing I'm cutting out a whole bunch of wiring that's been put
in here throughout the years we don't need anymore or three soldering or
fixing connectors or hanging it all up so you don't really see it it's tucked
underneath there as long as it works I'm happy
well I've been walking around for the past five minutes trying to find every
excuse I can't not do this hood but it's time so I'm gonna take all the decals
off and start sanding this baby down and it's gonna be fun
does this look faded to you guys by any chance look at that that's the original
color I took a bracket off that was original and that's what it is now
Wow
yep nothing's lightning Shaw
I took a while
that's fun or what I'm glad that's over now just needs washed couple holes patch
it'll be good to go we got new hydraulic filters flag arms are still working hard
on the hydraulics underneath here he's getting close we're wrapping it up and I
got the new screen we're gonna put it on but it's two and a half inch diameter
and the original threads in there are 2 and 3/4 so we gotta get an adapter to
reduce that down so when that happens I can put screen in there
okay filter is on good go so something we do with all of our hydraulic tanks
after we're done cleaning it and putting oil in and changing screen always put a
magnet in the area that the flow happens to return catch any filings that might
be coming around because contaminants destroy hydraulic pumps hydraulic pumps
can run between two and five thousand dollars it's a system that you don't
want to destroy so I'm gonna mount this little guy when I say little guy is a
200-pound neodymium magnet it's got quite a bit of force to it you can see
so I use these for my cameras they're crazy I'm gonna put this in there that's
gonna protect that pump police keep stuffing on the screen it's a good
failsafe
okay magnets installed I'm gonna vacuum out that tank again wipe it down one
more time put the screen in and then I can fill it up with some oil
okay it's time for oil
alright guys I got 40 gallons in there so far she still needs more so I'm
getting this tank once closer to 60 gallons but we're gonna keep putting
buckets in I'll get it pretty full got to leave some room in there because
there's always time when it gets warm and expands and you fold up your
implement and oils got to go somewhere and it's gotta go back to the tank so
you got to keep room I don't know what he's doing No
that's how you guys put hands on hydraulic hoses it's got to have a
crimper like that all right there we are I think this is the last bucket
this makes sixty gallons so we'll go a sixty there's still a little bit of room
in here you could probably put 65 gallons in this tank maybe even 70 if
you wanted to I decided one more that's 65 gallons about 450 dollars worth of
oil 70 70 gallons that's what we put in it I think it could take another 10
actually but uh that's full enough the one thing we've been trying to do if
these tractors is put hydraulic temperature gauge for the oil because
our demand for oil is a lot more which generates a lot more heat and heat is
bad so the tractors then originally have
hydraulic oil temperature gauges so leg arms has been working on an adapter here
we're putting the mechanical gauge that's why we chopped a hole in the lid
there no idea is he's making here out of a old spent pipe bottom line is it'll be
able to take it out without taking a whole lid off yeah we'll see I am sure
it'll work
we're to a point where we need to wash this thing again it's got oil on it so
we're gonna wheel it out there and then we can bring it back inside Jack it up
take the wheels off finish sanding and prep in the inside of the wheel wells as
well as the side of this tech needs done the cab and then next week paint
come on there goes
there that ought to work now to wash it
all right there we go I think I got it as good as I can get it we still got
some more sand than I do but I go to some of the oil painters like oil we're
still gonna wipe it down by hand
whoa it's empty in here well we'll bring it back in once it dries off we're
getting this much closer this much closer so thanks for watching guys god
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coming your way
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