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Great info, thanks.

Thanks man, I really appreciate it, I'm definitely going to build a few for myself, thanks again..

I do repair's like this. I like to run a 6010 for my first bead and then 7018.

Excellent information..

Great video man, keep'um coming.

This one is for the Kentucky Trapper....fellow fisherman😀

That shaft has seen better days.

Amazing how tight some of those gland nuts get, excellent job!!

Excellent job!!

Great video man, next time you make a video if you don't mind show one of those carts you have that jack on, looks very handy, I've got a hydraulic shop myself in Kentucky, thanks..

Great info, thanks..

I really like that jack stand cart,gotta build me a few of those, great video, keep'um coming..

I use a boring bar with hss the same width as the grove,work's great, great video, keep'um coming.

Great info, i use the loaded u-cup 99% of the time,those double lipped u-cups are pricey and no better from my experience..

Excellent job!!

Great info, thanks..

John deere has some jack cylinders like that,pain sometimes..

Gotta built me one of those!!

Make our job 10 times harder!!

How did it go? Do you test these size cylinders at working pressure for leaks? If yes, I assume you have a massive hydraulic pump for it

Nice machine

how to give everyone in 10 miles a head ache !

Thanks for sharing

Definitely a tough nut, first time seeing a hydraulic nut buster, great job.

Is the pin parallel or tapered?

Just watched Kurtis at CEE make a custom drive socket for one of those machines. Sure he said can generate up to 50000 lbf of torque to loosen caps? Hell of a machine.

You could use a flexible ceramic heating pad wrapped around the threaded end of the barrel. These are run/controlled by a normal welding machine. It would expand the barrel without much danger of fire like a torch would. Not that expensive, most large welding supply companies can direct you.

Naucz się fachu a póżniej kręć filmiki patałachu.

Cómo puedo sacarlo si la punta de la guía esta dentro del cilindro

Looks like a pretty decent cylinder bench. Is it shop built or did you buy it?

That little stand to hold the ram up is a good idea. I will be copying that. Never too old to learn something from somebody

It'd be nice if they all came out like that but with rust and corrosion the ones I've worked ok seldom do.

I think a bonus would be in order if you save the customer 10,000 dollars.

Do you, sir, have a drill press? Also, the table with a gutter might be the smartest thing I've ever seen.

Kinda like watching a monkey trying to $$$$ a foot ball.

A cutoff wheel and cut a slit down it get something to spread it, and it'll come right off. Of course you'll have to buy a new packing gland butt it's better than buying the whole thing.👍

Working on construction equipment for 20 years, watching the fixture twist at the beginning is how bones get broken. I’m surprised the barrel pin eye didn’t break off. Very impressive operation. Best part, no 911 call.

Ask the makers of jb weld if they are willing to advise and put up an insurance bond for 5 million for the loss of life and limb in regards to making hydraulic repairs using their product! Its obvious the cylinder was in for repair after someone used jb weld to fix it. Any decent machine shop would never do that nor would it be insurable either......

You're wrong JB weld is stronger than a real weld

Great content!! We do a lot of similar work in our shop. Love to see the community here on TH-cam, subscribed.

nothing happen just like watching grass grow and paint dry

What the name of the band tool you use to compress the composite seal.

Who cares about skin cancer, right? Have you ever checked your welds for porosity? You're ripping that arc out every time. No post flow = oxidation.

Looks like CNC. To me. Conventional. Not. Complicated

Glory hole 🤷🏻‍♂️😂

the alternator actually puts out ac then the rectifier converts it to 14 volts dc with the current pully sizes

That music go with the job.

Please for the love of god stop using gloves witch spinning tools. Where the glove can catch. Yes you get more small injuries... But you loose less fingers.

You could be the next YT machining STAR. This shtuff is very interesting along with the special machines and work stations !! Don't get a big head like we have seen several people do....like who cares what you ate while on vacation or new teef that make ya talk funny.