Let me know what parts you need and my best friend who works at the Kubota about 3 miles from me can get any available factory parts that you need as well as authorized replacement parts IF they're still available,which most are.. And it'll be at jobber costs USD plus actual shipping... I ain't making nothing off of anything because that's how we take care of one another...

@FJ80Coop

2 жыл бұрын

Ps.. US prices for parts are extremely cheaper than Aus or NZ prices and the difference might actually cover the shipping cost$ as it does with several of my Aussie mates who need Harley parts that I send them for less than half of what they cost down under...

@MartyT

2 жыл бұрын

You legend thanks mate, I have already ordered parts but I appreciate the offer. cheers

@jimmeroniuk8266

2 жыл бұрын

@@FJ80Coop Need a bucket cylinder for my 1985 KH28L. No luck here in Canada or with my UK contacts. Any way you can help? Not trying to ride on Marty's coat tails but having a bugger of a time finding new or used. Thanks. Jim

@cfewbopmech73

2 жыл бұрын

It's hard as to get anything here to new Zealand from the US at the moment with bloody covid

@amos4457

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimmeroniuk8266 you know what I would do is buy a new cylinder. Figure out the rod outside diameter, measure pin center to center distance retracted an center to center distance with cylinder fully extended that'll give you the stroke.

The way the tractor was ''crashed'', man it would have been such a funny moment when the owner fell inside this muddy water + being angry at the same time

Using a restored winch to help restore a tractor ... the mechanical circle of life :)

@MrChassmith

2 жыл бұрын

Don't forget the restored press either...

@JW--dc8ri

2 жыл бұрын

That's what true recycling looks like.

@ApusApus

2 жыл бұрын

@@JW--dc8ri Pretty sure it's "Reuse, repurpose, recycle" in that order. For some reason every tech giant talks about the last one, without mentioning the first 2 like ever.

@Wil_Liam1

2 ай бұрын

Yep,that's how Marty rolls... 😁

The laid back commentary and the practical approach to repair etc. gives you a lot of the winning formula that made Mustie1's channel so popular. For me you are a must watch first when you post. Very enjoyable content excellently presented. Thankyou.

@Chr.U.Cas2216

2 жыл бұрын

Dear Eric Claydon. 👍👌👏 Very well said, Sir, very well indeed. And I couldn't agree more. Best regards, luck and health.

@stevejette2329

2 жыл бұрын

Eric - YES. Mustie1 taught me how to diagnose and repair small gas engines. He is SO GOOD.

It's wonderful to watch someone who has developed the skills to salvage a piece of equipment and then do the repairs. Thanks for posting this.

I love that you never start a video saying "This is a waste it'll never run." You just walk up and start figuring out how to get these things running. Very inspiring.

Stuck in a hotel room over night for work in Whangarei bored out of my head. Clicked on the video so fast it made my head spin. Haha

@GelDouche12

2 жыл бұрын

Go to Dangers bro

The rescued and rejuvenated winch come-along saved the day yet again. Nice.

Marty machinery salvage videos are probably some of the best he makes. I got lucky and found this channel over a year ago with the Hitachi excavator in the woods video.

@TheMrShinagami

2 жыл бұрын

Same here.

@cardboardpig

2 жыл бұрын

Watching him repair stuff is relaxing! Not sure why haha

@phillovelace

2 жыл бұрын

I found him via the abandoned excavator as well. I wish he'd get a TON of subscribers & start making LOTS of $$$ off his channel. I Love when decent folks can make good money on wholesome content, instead of my "views" helping the elites in the entertainment industry.

@bertenerny7867

2 жыл бұрын

Good reply. I also got started about a year or so ago. Lots of practical knowledge here. Regards...

@kevinc211

2 жыл бұрын

hey me too.

Had the exact same tractor, and loved it. Just in case you don’t know, you really need to use the glow plugs to get them going. Turn the key backwards and hold it until the round metal thing with a hole in it on the dash glows, then it will start right up.

@Slane583

2 жыл бұрын

We have a small New Holland my grandfather bought brand new back in 2001 which has a small Perkins in it. Use the glow plugs like intended and she starts up first time every time. Besides standard care it's never needed anything major and is always maintained. :)

@carlthor91

2 жыл бұрын

I believe Marty was clearing the cylinders, just incase engine oil got in.

@alanclarke1114

2 жыл бұрын

Yes we had kubota engines in the skidsteers I worked on, give me heat to start and don't let them overheat and they were generally reliable.

@netrioter

2 жыл бұрын

You never use glow plugs if you aren't sure if your cylinders are clear of diesel or oil. This was on its side.. remember?

@rohanhamer8429

2 жыл бұрын

@@netrioter complete rubbish, it’s a diesel and no way would it, or the engine oil ignite without compression. Besides he already turned it over with the decompression valve open.

Awesome wee bargain Marty, and a great recovery job

You have noooo idea how much I would love to get that for my dad... He would love it... So so so perfect for what he needs.... Makes me cry almost ... That I can't get something nice for my dad... It's such a lovely piece of equipment

I can’t believe you put that tractor in your little truck! I’m impressed! I have a Branson Tractor 3820i and just wrecked my aging flatbed trailer trying to “see if it could take the weight”.. I backed it up and crashed through. Don’t worry my tractor is ok. 😅 awesome video thank you

@MartyT

Жыл бұрын

The 3820 is nearly 2 ton I believe, this kubota is less than 1 ton

@kathleenvaughan3709

Жыл бұрын

@@MartyT I know. I used to own a Dynahoe 190 and it was too big to bring to Florida when we sold our house in New Hampshire. It was 11 tons. Could dig a 20 foot deep hole. When my daughter brought her new boyfriend home I pointed it out and let him know that very fact. 😳 I was kidding but they’re still together 6 years later. Thanks for responding.

@MartyT

Жыл бұрын

@@kathleenvaughan3709 Haha nice, I'll have to remember that one

Man you lucked out on this one, crazy bought for $400.00 dollars what a deal!!

Just found this channel, you give me a look into a life I couldn’t live, thank you

Probably my favorite channel on you tube.

This repair is quite interesting. Good to hear you could find parts to order, so a second episode will (hopefully) follow.

@69tahtiracing81

2 жыл бұрын

Kääärme sekoo

When I started to watch the episode a feeling came across me that I must have slipped into a strange parallel world where you didn't fix things to normal operations and instead you settled for 2 wheel drive? Luckily you puled it back at the end with two words "it's fixable". Very entertaining again mate, another find for MMM (Marty's Mechanical Museum: agriculture division).

"heaps" 😂 I love hearing other peoples vernacular. Yesterday I heard someone describe their kid's behavior as "He went hard in the paint". I haven't heard that in ages. 🤣

just started watching, love the mechanical sympathy

Looks like it is going to be a good save Marty, great to see, those are nice little tractors. Amazing what people will run instead of fixing stuff when needed. You seem to be a magnet for machinery in need of care, always nice to see you fixing them up and adding to the herd. Take care!

Looks like a great little machine for the price and after reading the comments I think your subscribers are eager to help you with the parts problem. Looking forward to seeing more on this repair. Thanks again for your time and videos. Have yourself a great day.

Three words, parts washer. 😂. Love these videos, so glad to have found another channel salvaging these old machines.

Congratulations on getting yourself Kubota! 🇺🇸

I love to see your videos cuz you're about the only one who fix all those machines and you put them to work right after you fix them. Great job

12:08 whew! I saw those ramps and you on the tractor and I started singing "🎶time to do some sketchy shit, do dah, do dah...🎶" But then you stood beside it.

@woodhonky3890

2 жыл бұрын

Yea I pinched a little seat myself! On a side note, those ramps appear to be stout as seasoned cherry wood.

I like your calm approach to such a mess.

My confidence in your ability to finish a project once you've started it is absolute. Keep up the good work as always Marty.

Marty, you are one of the most ingenious people I have ever seen. I always enjoy your channel! 😃

Marty, I so look forward to each and every video you produce. I really appreciate the detail(s) you give us on all the projects that you come across and return to better than functional condition. These have really helped me for one, to maintain and repair my tractors and other equipment that I use and have in my collection. Thanks for the lessons. All the Best from Alabama USA. Vincent

A Shame! I wanted a kubota since i was little. And some rude people treat it like this! My heart is bleeding. Thanks for saving it!

Glow plugs use would make a massive difference. Engine sounds great good catch.

It never ceases to amaze me how many abandoned and semi-abandoned bits of plant machinery you've managed to recover over the last couple of years watching your channels, starting way back when with an angry ram with a kickbag, and a washing machine drum generator. It gives me the impression of NZ being otherwise choka with old rusting wrecks without you repairing or recycling it all. Impressive stuff.

@2ndTim3_1-6

Жыл бұрын

We have to be careful of the Orcs and Trolls at night

The world needs more people like you.

Damn Marty. You must be the poster boy for "work smarter, not harder". Great video.

Nice score for $400 bucks, these are great little work horses on market garden properties and small hobby farms 👍

The engine on that purrs so quietly , sounds like it's in good order . It's nice to see that come-along that you'd rebuilt working so well . It seems to handle heavy use pretty decently .

I love these video's when you repair what seems initially a lost vehicle. Hope the family is safe and well. Thanks for sharing,,,

I enjoy your channel very much. It's amazing to see the deals you make and with your wide ranging skill sets you seem to be able to restore/repurpose just about anything. It's always a surprise to see what you're taking on now. All the best!

When the balls fall out of the race you know that you have exceeded the design life of the bearing. Hope you can get some part for that go buggy. Great video Marty, thumbs up.

Hey Marty good to see your up to your fixing and fabrication. Keeper on the level down under. Good one mate!

Thank you again Marty. Always enjoy seeing a good machine get a new life. Have a great day.

Well done on getting the machine running.

Take the other side of the front end to bits and swap the bevel gears side-to-side, then the un-worn side of the teeth will be in use for forward.

@laknox88

2 жыл бұрын

I wonder if the axles could be swapped or if they're different lengths.

@LawF250

2 жыл бұрын

That's what I would do. If it's possible.

As a millwright i can tell you that having something destroy the bearings is actually the best thing. Bearings are pretty much consumables lol, sure they should last a long time, but they can be replaced, and they’re standardised, so it’s usually pretty easy. Also they can take all the damage, and save the rest of the housing, whatever it may be

@COIcultist

2 жыл бұрын

I was puzzled when he expressed caution on the destruction of bearings and seals, as all such stuff I've handled on that front have all been standard. One positive is don't have to suffer rip off OEM parts prices or risk it with eBay crap, you just go down to a local bearing supplier.

@MartyT

2 жыл бұрын

Yes but when the bearings come apart it can lead to expensive gears and casings being damaged as happened with this one, luckily I think I caught it in time

@MartyT

2 жыл бұрын

@COlcultist turns out this one had some special parts the bearing shop had never seen, I had to translate the model to Japanese search to get the part numbers

@fuckyougoogleupthearse5725

2 жыл бұрын

@@MartyT hey mate, currently live in Japan but still learning the language. But if you ever need something from over here I can help try and find it. Cheers for the videos, from a jafa

@COIcultist

2 жыл бұрын

@@MartyT I'm left wondering were these non-standard, or how good is your bearing shop? I could conceive of a massive production run having something non-standard, but Kubota commissioning a non-standard bearing? Now the exception that I do know that proves the rule (it is that long ago I can't remember what was done) was needle bearings for two-stroke little ends, but I think that was something to do with machining tolerances being wider than the needed tolerance, so components were matched to produce working sets. Most of my buggering about with bearings and seals came after being introduced to the joyous world of motorcycles, and my Guru steered me firmly in the direction of Spen Bearings in Cleckheaton, who were always shit hot at helping me. RIP Mark Dicker!

Being a restorer of many things your vids are right up my alley .😉😉😉💪👍👍

Man, I like your methodical approach, Marty. Your are an example of "slow and steady wins the race". Good on ya!

Thanks for breaking that down. Have always wondered of the inner workings of those small tractor front ends. Good luck with your parts search.

Marty throws a pair of pliers,a pipe wrench,roll of duct tape,and some bailing/mechanical wire in the back of his truck and heads out to revive a 50 year dead abandoned machine and then drives it back... Every.... Stinking...Time... 😁

@captainfancypants4933

2 жыл бұрын

i like marty very much but come on dude he only shows what he wants you to see you seriously think he's never gone in and said mmmm nah beyond my skill and pay grade?

@techtastisch7569

2 жыл бұрын

Has anybody actually used duct tape for ducs? Because I sure have never done it😂

@tutekohe1361

2 жыл бұрын

@@captainfancypants4933 he does show everything, (video run-time allowing), and he has previously “gone in and said beyond my skill and pay grade”. Check his video on the abandoned tractor he found based on ‘rumours’.

I always enjoy your videos Marty and I particularly appreciate your calm, thoughtful approach to problem solving! Truly brilliant!

If anyone can repair it, you can Marty! The old girl is in the best hands she could possibly be in!

Be nice to put a set of duals or 3” spacers for stability. Not bad for $400.

@robert-to7ev

2 жыл бұрын

Dam right

@rolandgsl

2 жыл бұрын

Even swapping the rims the other side out would help

@fava7753

2 жыл бұрын

Too right mate . Some bloke at finding and rescuing the old machines . In at the deep end to fix them up and put them back to work . . Top man .

@midcoasttractorservice9182

2 жыл бұрын

Spacers are for shielas

@outinthesticks1035

2 жыл бұрын

I have never operated one of these little tractors , but I know has much difference dualing up makes on the bigger ones , that extra stability gives a lot more confidence . Never had wheel spacers , but it seems to me that they might cause extra wear on the axle bearings , maybe a place where the added leverage might loosen things up

Cool video Marty, good to see the hand winch back at work :)

The stuff you collect..rehab...repair...revive...IT'S A BONANZA , .....BEAUTIFUL WHEN FIXED ...RIGHT UP THERE WITH SLICED BREAD..! Yer kid is a whistle..!

How lucky can you be ! A Piece of cake getting that out , and a free Kubota tractor for the icing on top.

*Sounds like my wife. She sees something broken down (or even just a little bit dirty), and figures it MUST be garbage and wants it outta there and in the local dump ASAP. It drives me nuts!* Nice rescue, BTW. : )

@raybin6873

2 жыл бұрын

Tell her she's "worn out" and you're taking her to the dumpster...😄

Can't wait for a video on replacing the oil seals on the front axle, my L1801DT here in Aus needs the same job done. Great video as usual !

I don't know the thinking behind the buying of an expensive piece of equipment and not keeping up with the maintenance. Glad you are giving it another chance at life. Cheers from Ohio, USA.

That lil rascal hopped right outta that hole it was parked in. Parts found and you got a good tractor, a work in process!

What an awesome sounding tractor! Great salvage work and real glad the front looks repairable…

Turn ignition key anti-clockwise for pre-heat. Swap bevel gear from other side without the wear. Good find, good luck!

thank you for the video Mr T. can't wait to see how this is resolved! those old machines are famous for tipping over.

Great video, as usual, and great to see viewers/subscribers all willing to help with the supply of parts or sources for obtaining same.

Great stuff Marty. Looking forward to the repair. Cheers

Looking forward to the upcoming video on this tractor.

Hi Marty, I have just found this video, very interesting to me being a retired mechanic, I will now check out your channel, thanks mate, Ken from Australia.

Nice video liked the safe way you unloaded the tractor. Not taking chances when you dont have to.

Hi Marty , can't wait for part 2. Many thanks.

hey, when you start it turn the keyswitch to the left that will preheat the oil so you can get a better start.

@Alex_Eggers

Жыл бұрын

@@JohnSmith-yv6eq oh, thanks

Great that you used the salvaged winch you repaired! Thanks for another exceptional video!

That come along really is an amazingly useful tool

I work for Kubota, Most parts are available still for these, especially the front axle seals and bearings.

I never recognized this before but this has been the best ASMR channel I’ve ever subbed to. 👍🏼

@philipharding437

2 жыл бұрын

Had to Google ASMR but I get it now. ASMR noun a feeling of well-being combined with a tingling sensation in the scalp and down the back of the neck, as experienced by some people in response to a specific gentle stimulus, often a particular sound. "ASMR is triggered by things like whispering voices, paper tearing, and scalp massage"

@martialme84

2 жыл бұрын

Jesus IsSantaclauseforadults Yeah pretty decent asmr.

@sourdoughbornsourdoughbred4712

2 жыл бұрын

@@martialme84 look into the history of santa claus. Most cultures consider the north pole to be eden, or shambala or any other name. According to the story, who took over eden when humans were booted out? It wasnt Jesus. You joke about it but know nothing.

@tutekohe1361

2 жыл бұрын

@@sourdoughbornsourdoughbred4712 i wouldn’t mind some of whatever you are smoking!

@sourdoughbornsourdoughbred4712

2 жыл бұрын

@@tutekohe1361 just like the truth, you wouldnt be able to handle it.

Not only do you do amazing things, but you live in such a beautiful place. Love your channel!

You never ceases to amaze me Marty...2 wheel drive is not an option. Get it back as it was designed.

That camera shot underneath was... interesting to say the least.

Your little truck is exactlg what i need on my farm in farming sim haha, great video mate, i love all of em especially the rescues/repairs/maintenance

Great video. Enjoyed watching you rescue the ole girl

really cool to see you get it out and working as well dive into fixing the problems that was neglected

Nice find! Definitely a fixable machine. The things I could do with that little tractor, or one smaller.. good luck on the project.

"I can use it for parts"... next thing, fully operational. :)

@Agnemons

2 жыл бұрын

You mis interpreted him. He's using it as a parts "sink"

Excellent! Hope you were able to find all the necessary parts... I’m a mechanic/tinkerer at heart... Love your videos! 👍❤️👍

Interesting project. Nice buy and lots of good luck. Thanks for sharing and hope to see part 2 soon.

Brilliant as usual. Looking forward to the end result.

A casualty of man’s eternal battle with stumps.

Just over 3 minutes in I'm thinking crank it up! Pretty decent tires, even.

Nice one! After watching the tractor going down the ramp on 1st low it made my car's first low look like 5th high :)

you have got to be the luckiest man alive. i wish someone would offer me a 4x4 kubota for $400. hell, that thing has $400 worth of tires on it. that's an easy $2-3000 around here.

@fenderOCG

2 жыл бұрын

Just out of curiosity what currency are you talking in?

@t.r.l.4377

2 жыл бұрын

here in germany in used condition they are about 6 to 8 thousand! if you can afford a used one you are nearly in range of a new one! ✌

@jflossie583

2 жыл бұрын

@@t.r.l.4377 so true, same here in belgium, and they are in high demand

@handyhippie6548

2 жыл бұрын

@@fenderOCG usd. a kubota in perfect condition is $5-7000 usd. if it has a front loader, close to 10k.

@handyhippie6548

2 жыл бұрын

@@t.r.l.4377 in perfect condition, they are about the same here. $2-3000 is for one that needs a lot of love like this one does. i've seen chassis with no engine or rear tires sell at auction for $2500 usd.

Only Marty can score a decent running Kabota that's just tipped over.

Another great find, you have a big job finding parts ! Good luck,! I hope you find the parts ! Look forward too next video

those old kubota tractors are great machines

Love your work..

Never fails to amaze me how some people treat their equipment , I was always brought up to believe “look after it , it will look after you “

@rubusroo68

2 жыл бұрын

all of that damage could've been easily & cheaply avoided, maybe the owner just wanted a new toy so wasn't bothered

@dfross87

2 жыл бұрын

@@rubusroo68 I can understand the owner want a new toy that's more suitable for his usage. But those bearings didn't get broken when the tractor lay down for a rest. They've been flogged out for a lot of hours.

@darreng745

2 жыл бұрын

Sadly the previous owner of this machine seemed to subscribe to the mantra, if it is broke don't fix it, so many of those issues could have been stopped by some TLC and a little knowledge of when you are actually shortening the life of the tractor.

@charlesangell_bulmtl

2 жыл бұрын

When a machine is a poor fit for the operator, it always gets neglect ... I think I would love it's high centered mountain goat pervue

That’s really great 👍 of you Marty T! Keep Kubota Orange Going! Tractor sounds good 👌 looks like a pretty good little tractor, just a lack of maintenance by the owner.

Great to see you using the Tirfor, well worth restoring fantastic bit of kit

Thanks for the video,Marty.

I had a gray-market yahmar that was a lot like that one. Its wheelbase was so narrow that it was scary as hell to drive on hilly terrain. Mine didnt have a radiator and I eventually badly overheated it. Couldn't get it re-started and got rid of it. Probably the best thing I ever did as I was pretty sure if I died an early death, it was going to be on that tractor.

I love the fact that you didn't use the horsepower and torque approach to getting the tractor out of the hole. Just good old basic physics; pullys and levers.

Baby tractors are ok for light ag work but pulling stumps? Ambitious. I enjoy your logical problem locating process, and the editing of your videos.

@JohnSmith-pl2bk

7 ай бұрын

Had he used the super low gear ratio and the hitch point at the rear of the tractor which is designed for pulling....might have worked much better...

What a deal, for that price you got a gold-nugget Marty. I'll bet the next video it's all fixed again with your magic touch ! Cheers from Texas * * *