Buying and fixing a monoboom skidsteer part 3 : Rebuild engine and install
2024 ж. 16 Ақп.
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Rebuilding the perkins 404c-22T engine and re-installing into machine. Then testing
Rebuilding the perkins 404c-22T engine and re-installing into machine. Then testing
I appreciate Jesse's honesty when he admits his mistakes. I believe that is EXTREMELY helpful for the DIY community. How many people were screaming "Lap the valves... LAP THE VALVES...." And then Jesse comes in and says, "I was going to lap the valves... but..." * I just finished watching... apparently Jesse made a bigger mistake than just not lapping the valves. I'm glad the hand is doing better!!! Most importantly, he takes the necessary time to backtrack, and get it right. This should pay off in the long run. Just think of how many hours he's got on the Gehl, thanks to taking the time to do it right.
I'm really glad to hear, your hand an fingers are all there an good. We hard your hand hit that fan. I say it's good that was a plastic fan... Great build.. An yes it does make problems with 2 persons taking things apart.. Glad you fig it all out... You have a wide field of ability..
You gotta measure the piston ring gap.
Amazed at Jesse's COURAGE to take on ANY project!! A young guy having the skill to do such a variety of fields is amazing!!
Awesome husband, father, carpenter, plumber, electrician, roofer, cement mason, heavy equipment operator, diesel mechanic and alternative energy technician without equal.
I love your videos Jessie, but for me the best bit was with Noah, helping, its great too see a great parent teaching his son, and making him growl like a bear, you have a great family, thank you for sharing these great moments with us, your a great dad, and mechanic.
It's great to have a friend like Pat!!! well done on the weight loss man and great job fixing the machine
Thank you 🙏
@@paddyroachGOOD
I was about to go to sleep. I was getting prepared and guess what, this video came up. There is no way I am not watching it before going to bed. I think I might need a cup of coffee.
It's a long one, you'd best make a couple sandwiches too lol. Sit down, get comfy and enjoy. Sleep can come later
@@colin8532 You know what, it sounds like a plan to me. I just finished my coffee with a muffin but I could very well use a couple of sandwiches. I still have two more hours of video to go anyway. Did I mentioned that when I wrote my original comment it was 10 am for me, in my time zone. I guess one more cup of coffee to go with my sandwiches for my brain not to complain.
Living in the uk 🇬🇧has its advantages- early evening and about to do a stir fry 😊
Thank God you didn't lose any digits! Great to see the little guy developing skill sets at such an early age as one day he too, will carry his grandmother's and dad's legacy to the masses! I really enjoy the dynamic you share with Pat along the way as well. It's awesome to see that you have great hands to jump in make these videos great story tellers!
I know it was a pain in the ass to trouble shoot all the wiring but now that you've done it you will always be able to trouble shoot it with ease. You have become an expert on the wiring so to speak. Knowledge is always earned in some way. Great job. Love the channel.
A true no frills…. No over engineering fix of a fabulous skid … Video is just perfect for me .. just enough narrative content and a touch of mini you in perfect timing with the video .. this is why I can’t watch regular tv … keep up the great work !!
You real have a good friend in Pat. Seems like he is always there for you on projects. Congrats to him on his weight loss. He’s looking good. Bet he feels better, too.
My favourite genre of KZhead video - fixing skid-steers. Thanks Jesse and well done for a successful job.
Hey Jesse, nice job. It was a real pleasure seeing you and your son working on his first engine build... just adorable. I think my Dad felt that the garage was his refuge... the place he went to get away from us kids. I was in my teens before I started learning anything... and by then, Dad and I but heads a good bit. We got through it. Thanks for sharing this project with us. It's always fun to watch you clear all the hurdles.
Jesse I spit out my cup of tea when you called yellow snow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!The seniors watch out where the husky goes in don’t you eat the yellow Snow that was a classic Jesse keep up the great videos I feel as though I’m in class being educated on Perkins motors learning a lot you’re a great teacher once again you must’ve been a teacher in another life keep up the great work Sam bacon
I for one was also "screaming "Lap the valves"", amongst other items such as lube the piston pin, rings, bearings. Just push the clips in with your finger. A dab of grease to hold the keepers, smack the socket with a hammer to get the keepers off of the old valves. Gapping rings, use a piston to push the rings down to the wear area. Clean the old gaskets off before reassembly. Most importantly prep and clean the deck then wipe with acetone or lacquer thinner to remove every trace of oil, wipe the head too. Loosen the adjusters before torqueing the rockers. Plus a few other minor items. I was glad to see the new parts going into the engine and I'm sure it will give years of service. Too bad the electrical issues had to happen. I'm glad your hand is OK! Please be careful, we want you to be around showing what hard work and determination can do. Thanks for another great video.
Well said, all the items you mentioned are standard engine rebuild requirements.
@@Histandard2011 Thank you, sometimes observations need mentioning. I hope he read to the end.
@33:45 "Watch out where the huskys go and don't you eat that yellow snow." 🎶🎵🎶😂😂😂
What a nice machine! Last 20 min of the video: two guys having fun and enjoying their new toy 😊
I always like to see you including and interacting with your kids. Making great memories you and them can look back on.
that double camera shot taking out the valves was 👌
Much respect for bringing this project to completion!!
Oh Noah is adorable “I’m 3 yrs old and I’m building an engine” you go dad. Teach both your beautiful boys everything you can. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Jesse: It's always a good idea to label everything the best you can during disassembly. You never know how long it will take for parts to come in, and it may come a time during reassembly that you may not remember where everything goes. It's happened to all of us in the industry. Glad you have a wiring diagram and the ability to "troubleshoot problems". You are the man in my book..Certain areas are a one man job though. Learning how to bring home steak at the end of the week instead of peanut butter and bologna sandwiches, comes from experience. Keep on doing what you are doing...
you are such an awesome hard working smart man with great family.
Awesome work Jesse! Thanks for the honesty and mention of prices. I think anyone who watches your channel have similar diy mindsets. We all love a great deal and part of the deal is fixing what someone else didn't want to fool with.
I love all of your house build videos because they teach me something different, but as an automotive tech these type of videos will always be my favorite
Hey tell Pat he is looking great and most importantly his health must be improved. He seems like a good dude. I wish I had a brother close by to help out. Your family is cool. Thanks for the vids.
I was supposed to run some non essential errands today, I started watching this video and could not stop! So happy for you that you got everything running. Glad you did not lose your hand...... congratulations Patrick!
Джесси я давно наблюдаю за твоей деятельностью. Мне нравится твой современный подход к делу. Но я заметил , при ремонте двигателя допущены ошибки - во первых при установке поршня нужно взвесить старый и новый, подогнать вес в допуске для избежания дисбаланса. Во вторых клапана необходимо притереть к седлам новой головки блока, и задний сальник коленвала устанавливается с помощью центровки. Хочу чтобы у тебя все получилось. С уважением Сргей из России.
What a guy, such a fantastic head you have on those shoulders Jesse, a jack of all trades. I absolutely love your vlogs.
Really enjoyed this series of videos, looking forward to the next bought unseen purchase you get. If you ship that up to your other property, it will be worth buying a shipping container or even a semi box trailer to keep it out of the weather when its left sitting for long periods of time, it will stop the wildlife making home in it and making more wiring issues. Noah was funny as hell when he double checked the yellow snow comment. Keep up the good work Pat, its really starting to pay off.
Man I’ve been waiting for this video !!! I’m so excited!! What a treat! Love your work brother!! We need more people like you on this planet🙂
Skid steers are awesome especially when they run😊👍
Of course, you can also use skidsteers as a climbing frame for our youngest. There are even people, who bought their skidsteers just to fry their pancakes on.
Great video Jesse, good to see the JCB working so well. And a big 👍to Pat for the weight loss, well done mate! Of course, the downside is you'll now need to spend a fortune on new clothes that fit.
Great work! And with nice results! When I find the right project I will also fix one up. Greetings from the Netherlands!
I worked on a newholland that had a similar thing where it felt like the controls were laggy unresponsive and a delay at times - ended up being crud in the hydraulic valves right below the sticks.
Thats good to know. I havent even done any research on it, just figured these machines are like that
Good see folks these days teaching their kids how work on stuff.yoy got start teaching them while they are young. You are a great dad. Keep up all good work sir.
A rather rare combination is a smart head with skillful hands.👍
When I rebuilt VW engines, there was a whole science about installing new rings on pistons. There was end gap in the cylinder. Too much it would leak oil, not enough and it could scratch the cylinder wall. Rings had a bevel on one side and had to be installed in upright position so bevel was at bottom. Also, ring clearance had to be checked. Not enough clearance between ring and ring groove on piston and ring could bind and snap scratching cylinder. Too much and it could cause burning oil and lower compression. Oil ring grooves have to be cleaned, piston head cleaned before ring installation. A lot of work but worth it down the long run. But you already know all this!
Excellent video work Jesse, so clear, and top marks for your narration explaining everything to us laymen and women out here in You Tube land. I have a rough idea on what you are doing, but you clarify it for me perfectly. Bob. NZ.
Just brilliant Dad and Son time..... ''3 yrs old and building an engine'' Best advice.. ''don't eat the yellow snow'' 🙂🙂🙂 Mike, (East Yorkshire, England)
WOW!! Hell of a job Jesse! Always admire your work ethic....Glad your hand is OK
Great job persevering through all the setbacks with this machine, Jesse! 99.99% of folks would have given up, but you made it all the way. Congrats on another completed project!
Very thankful your hand is ok bud, non construction guys have no idea how dangerous it is on a day by day basis. Big grats to Pat for losing the weight, keep on dropping it man, you will love being lighter doing the work you do. Oh, and sweet job on the skidder, what a great bit of work Jesse.
That was some project - the explanation of the cause of the failure at the end of the video made perfect sense. Funny to see Jesse climb out the window - health to enjoy the JC Bamford - she's a weapon!
Great video Jessie, my favourite part that got my heart extra joyful was the time spent with your young son. Filled me with joy. ❤
I had a Land Rover that had a Perkins engine, it was nothing but trouble from the day i bought it till the day it spun a bearing, ended up ripping it out and fitting a 4BT happy days after that!
those 4bt's are bullet proof. thats what my samsung excavator has
It must be nice to have your brother by your side willing to help.
Fantastic effort by you and Pat! I can only imagine how frustrated you were with the wiring problem. Good job!
this was quite an adventure. thanks for taking the video all the way to the end. a roller coaster of emotions for you.
Thanks for sharing, I like the way you included the good & bad. We all learnt something and thankfully your guardian angel prevented any physical harm. A final piece to the project, 'Diesel Only' sticker.
Good job Jesse I am no mechanic by far but you are the best. It is so nice to see you incorporate your son into your repairs. Glad your hand is okay I jumped when your hand hit the fan blade. Glad you got that machine running almost like new. Every time I see that concrete table that you work on I think of your son the oldest one when he helped you build it. I wish I had that kind of interaction with my dad. Keep up the good work, I love when your videos come out. Even though when they're 2 hours long I watch every minute of it. Can't wait to see the garage go up. Take care and God bless you and your family 🙏👍💪🇺🇲
Yes! As you know, Jesse, I've been waiting for this episode! I promise there won't be any fast forwarding ! Thank you😊
And GOD TRULY BLESSED YOU with the hand mishap…so glad it’s still there on the end of your arm!
Here's a tip you might be interested in: When anybody (you, Pat, Your Dad, etc.) takes ANYTHING apart, take PLENTY of pictures BEFORE and AFTER, then make the pics available to everybody who might reassemble. If you think you've got enough pics, you DON'T!! Take more, from many angles. It's saved my butt a few times. Cheers, man. Can I get Pat some suspenders? It looks like he'll need them if he keeps up the weight loss. Good on him!! Also, your little guy is going to be the next American Guy Martin!! He has that spirit. Keep encouraging him.
Jesse, Great 🎉🎉🎉 good job 👍🏻 I follow your projects from France
Your brothers a good guy keep losing weight. Great video as always.
Jesse, I really enjoyed watching this series of videos. You took that machine and turned it back into a workin' machine. Great job and keep up with the great videos and content.
That job had some negative Karma around it. Jesse's character won the battle, much respect to You Sir, God bless You and Your Beautiful Family. 😃
Congrats! What an undertaking! Keep up the excellent work
Another rewarding video, 11 grand for machine like that is awesome, especially with 1200 h on clock. Well done!
that is so special that your 3 year old is helping he done a great job
You might want bend the tips of your circlip pliers inwards a little to prevent the clips slipping off. Also, when measuring ring gap, use the top of the piston to push the ring squarely into the bore, preferably about 2 inches from the top. Was nice actually watching someone else rebuilding an engine. That bench was so familiar to me…
Your videos are so very interesting, thank you for sharing.
That old pair of vise grips got a workout today. Good job.
3 years old building new engine ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊 so cute
33:31 NOAH cracks me up every time. Jesse say's to Noah "Don't eat the yellow SNOW!" ☃🤣
Good you didn't loose any fingers! Great your time with your 3 year old!! Rebuilds are rarely simple nor straight forward especially with multiple hands in the works. That is not a criticism but a fact if you are to keep your projects on tract and productive. More could be said but as always, Great post Jesse! Glad you still have all your fingers!!
Awesome job Jesse! Again, you are not afraid of any challenge!
2/17/24..hey Jesse, another great educational video rebuilding yur Perkins 4cyl diesel. 1200 hrs & blew a hole in top of #1 piston..what !! How?..someone put gasoline in this diesel engine & glow plug in its pre-burn cavity did its job🎉..then you & little son Noah did a great job explaining step-by-step the rebuild. Lighting, close-ups, tools & tolerances all make this long (2 hour) video worth while. Love your honesty, can-do attitude & inclusion of your kids in most all of your videos. Great overall accomplishments! Stay safe & carry on!🔧⚙️🔩👍🍺😊
Pat, you look great. Congratulations, keep up the good work man.
think the best thing youy ever did when you and your dad bought this property was when you built this garage/shed. Just wish it was a bit larger, but has come in handy for a lot of jobs thus far when it is bad weather outside. Great job getting thathat engine all back together and running, but i never had any doubts that you couldn;t do it. OMG! Your hand and pinky got it!! OUCH!! So glad that it is ok, and your doing better. was worried watching it in the video when it happened. great to have two working skid steers now. great for around the homestead, and also for the business when that gets up and running again as well.... about the house: will you ever have a garage around the house or closer to the house at some point?? Great that Pat has lost so much weight, he looks so much better and bet he is feeling better as well. IF you keep this machine and store it at the other place, please make sure that animals will not get to it and that it is well covered..small animals can get into it and chew on a lot of your hard work, just saying..
hey donna he's about to build a nice big shop
Great repair Jess Glad you are ok Best line "Dont eat the yellow snow" 👍👍
That must have been so frustrating finding that wiring problem. Glad you found it. Carry on Jesse.
I am amazed how you can bounce around from one project to another and keep them all figured out.
What a fantastic job and you can work the heck out of it then sell it and make some good money.
Nicely done young man. Stellar work.
Great job on the machine glad your hand survived it happens quick 👍🏻🇺🇲
Pat is a really good friend be sure to treat him well, you guys seem to work good together, and congrats on his weight loss hope he keeps going strong on that path👍
Really cool ring compressor. I havent seen one of these before!
This is a flash rebuild I remember the Gehl being done in the outdoors your a champion of everything you have a go at cheers
Another brilliant video, Jesse. Great point with regards to lapping values. Anytime I've transferred values from an old head to a brand new one, it's key to lap them as the new head and it's manufacturing tolerances will be different to worn & used valves. It's great to see Paddy helping out. He cleaned that sump to perfection. I do love his witty one-liners. I can't help but notice how Noah has grown up since a few videos ago. His speech has developed more. Stay away from yellow snow. Thanks for the video and making a wet British evening more fun. Austin
That was an impressive job fixing that machine.
Pat is looking good! I think a turbo in that kinda shape could’ve done some damage as well, if left like that, or at least cause you machine to smoke and lose some power.
That’s exactly how I learnt to do engines, doing it with my old man when I was a kid, it’s great to see…
don`t know if anybody else told you this but when checking ring end gap use a piston [no rings on it] upside down and push ring you are checking down into bore a ways, this will square it up and give you a better measurement, been building [and rebuilding] engines this way for years. my dad [certified aircraft and engine rated mechanic], taught me to do it this way
At the rate you’re going you will be able to rebuild any dirt moving equipment made. At least you’re not scared to work on anything. I enjoy watching you work on stuff especially your house
Awesome to see brothers taking care of one another! Great job on the rebuild and great video guys. 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Well done, Jesse. It's a pleasure to watch you work...
Wow what a treat for the weekend awesome video Jesse 👍 👌
Nice work, your persistence is what should inspire us all. One important thing I have found over the years of engine or any other repair is to take time and label and take pics when you dismantle. Saves time even if you have the schematics and manual.
Very lucky on the hand thing. I've had a few near death experiences in my life but none of them stick with me like the narrow escapes from a life changing injury do.
Great save, Jesse. I think you're absolutely right about somebody using gas instead of diesel fuel. But what a nice piece of equipment you ended up with. Now a suggestion: To prevent bearings from possibly running dry on the first start after a rebuild, consider slathering every single piece with assembly lube. It's made super sticky so if the engine doesn't fire right up, it'll keep those new surfaces cushioned when there isn't any oil pressure. Again, ya done good.
I just rebuild a 404D-22T (2.2l turbo) in a T603 TYM. The previous owner was not nice to this tractor. Love the Perkins engines. The crank is designed that way because the front end of tractors is bolted the engine block, aids in extra support for the block.
is that one of the reasons they did that weird crank? I was wondering
Just amazing work, awesome job! I'm so glad you're okay. Noah is so adorable, growing up so fast. Your brother looks great! Love when he says, "Good." Love it!!!
Another great video,Jesse. I like how you don’t bore (no pun intended) us with repetitive information!
Im still mesmerized how well that thing ran with a hole in the piston. On 3 pots for sure but man 😂😂 Its perfect now
Very nice job you did on the JCB. IT WORKS WELL NOW
Jesse, I am always so impressed with your skills, your intelligence, and your patience. Is there anything that you CAN'T do exceptionally well?? I don't think so. I've never been a fan of long videos, but yours are the exception to my rule. I get so enthralled that the time goes by way too fast. You're a GOOD man, Jesse, and I am one of your biggest fans. By the way, I'm 72 years old, and 'm learning so much from you. Can't wait for the next video!!!
im jesse's dad 66 years old and im learning from him ,and years ago i taught him every thing i know lol
@@danwheeler5130 Hi Dan! I know you're Jesse's dad. I watch all of your videos too, and I know you have amazing skills as well. I've watched your entire home build. You and Mrs. W. can do everything too. The two of you have done an excellent job on your home. What a couple!!
Good job man! Glad you didn't lose a finger to a fan blade. With the correct tools for the job, that went quite well.
I used Vaseline when rebuilding engines. It would hold in place, provide proper lubrication on first startup, and then dissipate throughout the oil system after running. Worked like a charm every time without fail!
Jesse, Excellent video and very detailed.I always learn something new watching your videos.Thank You
What a wild trash in the end, but you now have a nice running machine. The yellow snow comment brought back memories. Your son is growing/learning fast.