Tilting The Cab On A New Holland LX565 Skid Steer

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  @FarmCraft101 · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @sidsixseven · 2 years ago

  Never a good sign when you’re at the 47 minute mark with 40+ minutes to go and he’s “testing to see if there are any other leaks”.

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  @arcrad · 2 years ago

  ”Farmer Jon&apos;s Home for Neglected Heavy Equipment” is my favorite channel these days.<br><br>But seriously, it&apos;s impressive how much you improve these old machines by just paying attention to detail and how things should work properly.

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  @arik5983 · 2 years ago

  It is insane how much effort you put in these videos, besides work itself, camera work with multiple angles is top notch and editing like this 1,5hour video with voice overs must take forever. And big inspiration to anybody to work with things even if they don&apos;t excatly know what they are doing.

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  @shaneand4 · 11 months ago

  Im a maintenance guy sitting at work watching your videos. I gotta tell ya the most impressive thing I have seen is that you have not droppes a single F bomb or thrown any tools lol

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  @76844 · 2 years ago

  John, I&apos;m gonna be honest here bud, you are a different species of human that is no longer the majority. The shit you do on this channel, the various levels of jack of all trades you engage in, is an intelligence on it&apos;s own. The shit you&apos;ve self learned doesn&apos;t have a class someone can take to learn about, you are an inspiration to all.

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  @mikeprimm4077 · 2 years ago

  I just want to say thank you for the amount of effort you put in to these videos. It really shows. You can tell some YouTubers just film anything, slap it together and publish it. Not you. You take time with your camera angles, think things through. I work for a construction company in Southwest Florida and I operate a skid steer daily, part of my job is maintaining the equipment too. I&apos;m not a mechanic but I&apos;m handy. I have to improvise stuff like you do all the time. I could not imagine having thousands of people standing there watching me try to figure out something I&apos;ve never done before and have no idea how to do. The fact that you include mistakes, you could easily edit out makes it even more genuine. I know how frustrating it is trying to chase down a oil leak in a machine, I couldn&apos;t imagine doing it on camera with thousands of people watching criticizing everything I do. Not just as you do it, but once you do it, You have it figured out. So the next time you do it you can take shortcuts and streamline your process. That video is up until you remove it, for people to criticize how you did something years ago potentially that you had no idea how to do. You could very easily go back once you have it figured out make a video of you doing everything right the first time, publish it and no one would know. You&apos;re honesty, and openness is refreshing. I appreciate the amount of effort you put in, lugging around camera gear has to add hours to your day. Figuring out shot angles, all &nbsp;well trying to do something that you&apos;ve never done before. Sorry about the rambly post lol. But I really enjoy your videos and I just wanted to say thank you for the time you take, for our entertainment

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  @CCWSig · 2 years ago

  I use baby powder when searching for leaks in cramped quarters. Get everything cleaned up, &nbsp;dust powder around and wait a bit. Makes it super easy to see where fluid is coming from.

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  @Keifsanderson · 5 hours ago

  Just recently found your channel. &nbsp;It&apos;s been a long time since I&apos;ve watched someone who makes long-form content I enjoy. &nbsp;I must say, I appreciate your discipline and tenacity.

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  @FunDuck1996 · 2 years ago

  Every Friday or Saturday I sit and wait for a Farmcraft video! This is my favorite time of the whole weekend

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  @rogerr1296 · 2 years ago

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  @firewalker1372 · 2 years ago

  Hour and a half farm craft video!! Nice!

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