Kamasa 2 Ton Hydraulic Jack Restoration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2018
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Tools & equpitment used:
Quartz Lacquer - goo.gl/8PTVKM
Base Coat Paint - goo.gl/mWhufG
Rust Remover - goo.gl/13gopW
Moldex Full Face Mask - goo.gl/NNYGrv
FGL 5 Spray gun - goo.gl/Acg5rd
A.N.I. R150-T Mini Spray gun - goo.gl/cHTJS2
Colad Washable Overalls - goo.gl/3Css9E
Colad Mixing Cups - goo.gl/8DYmE8
Colad TurboMix Sticks - goo.gl/cYZfks
Colad Synthetic Paint Strainers - goo.gl/H79ZgL
Steel wire bits - geni.us/keyaD
Rotary Tool - geni.us/HGed
Concentrate Degreaser - geni.us/yUn9
Mannesmann Socket Set - geni.us/HCDZ
The restoration began with dismantling the jack. This involved removal of all of the axles, clips and major functional pieces. I then degreased everything before removing all of the red paint with paint stripper. During the paint stripping process, I also remove an old warning sticker with a chisel. I then moved onto dismantling the smaller bits like the piston and bracket from the socket piece. Once most of the paint, dirt, and grease were off, I blasted pretty much everything with 120 grit aluminum oxide and etch primed shortly after to protect the metal from rusting now and in the future. Once that was dry, I high-build primed all of the main metal parts. Once they were dry I sanded down them with 400g and then 800g wet and dry sandpaper. This prepared them for the coats of blue and black that followed. Once the primed parts were prepared for paint, I painted all of the red parts blue and the black pieces black again. I then lacquered the blue parts to protect the water-based paint and also make the pieces shine. Whilst all of that was drying I set about electroplating the axles, nuts, and bolts that needed it.
So, I'm still learning and my setup is amateur at best, but the idea is to coat the freshly blasted/cleaned metal piece with zinc and then dye them with either gold or silver/blue passivate. It's called Electrogalvanization. Electricity from the battery travels to the two anodes you see in the far right bucket, across the saline/zinc solution and onto the pieces that need plating. These parts are attached to a conductive wire, which is connected to the ruler, which is connected to the negative side of the battery. This causes zinc to leave the anode and attach to the part. I can control the current and therefore the speed and quality of the plating using a rheostat.
A starter kit can be found here from the UK - www.gaterosplating.co.uk/zinc-...
Once all of the pieces were plated and passivated I moved onto the front wheels. These were stuck in their carriers with a squashed axle that I couldn't remove, so I kept them in there. Firstly I removed all of the rust and chipped paint from the wheels. I then placed the wheels in some vice holes and painted them with a brush. Whilst they were drying I polished all of the bare metal pieces on a bench drill with a steel wire wheel. During my time out of the workshop, I was trying to find a photo of the sticker that was on the jack, as the one I had was completely ruined. I was having a really hard time doing so. So much so, I had to create one using a photo of the one originality on the jack in Photoshop. It came out a little pale but looks great on the finished piece. Once everything had dried, including the passivate which cannot be touched for 48 hours. It was then a case of reassembling everything. During this process, I added new circlips, ball bearings, and grease. Once everything was back together. (I accidentally put the leveling arms on the wrong axles attached to the saddle, I have fixed this now) All that was required was new hydraulic fluid. This didn't arrive in time and this video had been delayed already so I'll just add it when it arrives. The reason I did not change the seals on the hydraulic pump, is because the jack worked perfectly with no sagging before the resto. The jack is also no longer used and was done solely for the video.
- Disclaimer: I am no professional. I am completely self-taught and would appreciate any feedback, advice or constructive criticism.
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Please never change.. this is the kind of videos many people really appreciate: No music, barely or none speak and a lot of hard work with a huge satisfaction at the ending.
Greetings from Mexico City.
This is great content. I think all the clickbait channels will die off, this one will continue to thrive. Almost done watching all his videos. 10/10, love the attention to detail.
Yes I totally agree. The music is either perfect or totally horrible. Best to just leave it out and it’s easier to do so. Love this thank yo so much!
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@@nissan300zxmike ظهمجج،لفففح
Just sometimes A LITTLE BIT of commentary makes it more interesting, but you're right in that there's nothing worse than that stupid, s##t "music" or Dubsteap crap to ruin the video, and too much yak, chat clap, trap crap dose my head in 😒☹️😡😠😤😬🔥🌋☠️ BIG TIME!!
It doesn't look restored, it looks brand new, you do a truly amazing job!
Remaking the sticker in Photoshop because you couldn’t find another really shows the extra mile and effort, good job man. Great work!
Hard to believe it isn't straight out of the factory. I don't know how long this restoration took but the results are magnificent.
GOOD THING YOU HAD ALL THAT VIDEO SO YOU COULD SEE HOW TO PUT IT BACK TOGETHER! NICE JOB
its 2 am and i dont even know why im still watching this but damn thats one fine floorjack
Olli Hakkarainen I literally just did the same thing
Close to 1am for me and did the same lol I was hypnotized
same but 2.13 am :D
imagine how Restore It felt doing it!!! 0.0 :D
It was exactly 2 am when I read your comment.
I really appreciate that you took the time to reproduce the manufacturers label and decal. That's dedication.
Stress free for 16 mins thanks dude u a amazing majority love these kind of video no talking no music no time wasted full of fun watching it
Great jog, however I just wanted to see how the Hydraulic seals were reconditioned/ replaced
*J O B* ✨
Me too.
I love that it's quiet - just the tools and some solid restoration. Hope to see more like this!
Liam O'Sullivan Amen to non music videos!
hand tool rescue also does videos like this, no music.
Pickle Tickle That’s how I found this guy’s channel 😉👍🏻
This is how a total rebuild should be! No music and non or a bit commentary for crucial info 👍🏻 100% .. You will get a big A+ from the jury 😉
Just the sheer level of efficacy in restoring this particular product to ”as new” status attests to your level of quality work. Keep on with the good work.
Just found my new binge watching channel!
I love these videos, you do an amazing job restoring! I wouldn't use it afterwards tbh 😂 just leave it in the garage to make it look nice, and just buy another jack lmao
ThatCarGuy ahaha i know looks way too good to use
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Man, watching this spoke to me on levels I didn't even know existed. I'm hooked and ready for more!
Now that's real restoration! Really enjoyed watching the process and excited to see more in the future! Thanks for uploading!
These videos are incredibly satisfying to watch. Keep it up!
Please, don't skip sandblasting parts, I would love to see them in every video :)
Looking forward to see it :)
ugh?? what's up with the sandblasting? Nice video.
I just want to see more sandblasting, in video he only showed before and after, the process was not included
A proper restoration, not just a refurbishment. Nice work
I love this. Obviously inspired by handtool rescue but his videos are more about vintage tools and yours are about anything, even some car parts. It's like double the uploads. Keep it up
great editing, no annoying repeating music, very detailed video. Love it. Subbed.
Awesome! the plating on the screws was killer!
This video is so fascinating and soothing to watch. The sped up video and all the little clicks and taps and bird noises makes me think I’m watching a stop motion short. I love this.
A very good sympathetic renovation of a very useful car jack that any DIY car/truck owners would be be proud to have in his garage,well done and keep up the brilliant restoration / renovation coming,gets my thumbs up without a doubt
Beautifully done. A pleasure to watch.
First video that I watched from this channel... satisfaction was huge so I smashed that subscribe button. 👍
I love the way you galvanized those bits, that's genius. So glad I stumbled upon this channel.
Im a painter. It was nice to see you sealed the sand blasted metal before priming it. No body does that. They usually go from sand blasted straight to primer. Good resto my man.
You should have more subscribers it speaks to all men on so many levels very satisfying this is what i love doing I'm into an old lawnmower at the moment
You need to keep these great videos coming. Bloody great.
Something very satisfying about taking an old worn out tool such as a floor jack and making it new again, thnx.
I stumbled across your channel by accident and now I'm hooked. Please don't stop doing what you're doing. Great stuff! Keep it coming
Dude you're like the wizard for clean cool stuff!!!
I have OCD and these videos calms my mind....i thank you!
Mostly because he always tackles the projects in the correct manner. Thoroughly documenting the tear down and then stripping all parts properly and then coating them for future use either with durable paints or elctrocoating.
If you have ocd this should drive you crazy, he never changes the seals in the pump, it's like putting a motor with 200k in a brand new corvette.
It should drive your OCD nuts. He didn't restore this jack, he painted it.
@@dannynewedge0290 It's even more dangerous now, someone will think it's new and trust it more.
@@dannynewedge0290 only infinitely less of an issue
As soon as you took the handle out of its holder, I could tell that this is a quality tool.
You have amazing talent and and eye for attention to detail. I am currently restoring a 2001 Dodge Ram 1500. 4x4. Like you, I wanted to learn everything I could during the process (engine and transmission rebuild, suspension, bodywork and paint). The only part I am sourcing out is the upholstery. I admire your work and you inspire me to keep forging ahead with my own project.
I found you on the trending page, creator on the rise section. Awesome job!
That's what I call a proper restoration job.
an absolute top quality refurbishment of a very useful piece of equipment,superb finish and I'm sure you were well pleased with the final result,definatley gets my thumbs up
For some strange reason, I find these very relaxing to watch, Please keep up the awesome restores. Thanks for sharing
If the person who engineered that jack only knew how beautiful it would look one day in the hands of one owner...
lol it's almost 2 am and i cant stop watching !! Awesome job,big like for the chanel.
Such a nice work, a calm video....relaxation and seeing old things with quality being renewed....
These restore videos are super satisfying
Increíble, Extraordinario, Magnifico, Soberbio trabajo!. Felicidades y Gracias por subir el video, no pude dejar de verlo de principio a fin. Saludos desde Coahuila México.
Love your work. This is my new favourite yt channel
This is easily my new favourite TH-cam channel. Awesome stuff.
Hey man, I love how you restored this car jack. I especially felt proud how you took so much time & care into every minute detail, even replacing the company logo sticker on the finished product. Good job man...I mean that.
Great work. It looks better than new.
I am going to have to start making these videos. At least the first half of them so I can see how to put my projects back together again.
Do you think he just works out how to fit it back together, or references photos or film? I know it will be easy for some, but after time away you can easily forget which little part goes where or on which side.
Great to see passivating done at home! Fascinating! Absolutely hypnotic! SUBSCRIBED! All the best, Rob
Love it. I'm a designer and shop monkey, and aspire to this level of competency. Thank you for posting all!!
Brand new, you have skills and ambition
Your vodeo just popped up randomly i definitely subscribed great work. Looks too good to ise now 😁
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Nice restoration and a BIG thumbs up for NOT playing any CRAPPY MUSIC
Amazing. Same model as I bought my Dad in 1986 and only thrown away recently as the seals were leaking ( it had a hard life). His was almost the same shade of blue that you chose to do this on in. First class.
Damn that Jack looks so dope 😍😍
Very nice! I feel like the labor that went into that is worth way more than the jack itself, but that is fun in its own way and I would do the same if I had those skills and equipment.
Restore It cvghj
My favorite restoration because I personally love hydraulic jacks! Eventually will do a work along when I get the supplies.
What a nice surprise!
Very good, my friend. Thank you for your work.
I have exactly this floor jack, but it is a Ratio brand.
A little suggestion. You have inserted the thin tube into the thick tube of the lever 12:03 on the wrong side and therefore the black plastic handle on the opposite end 12:09. Very easy to solve.
The screws supporting the 15:23 nameplate are originally slotted round heads.
I'm learning too.
Very useful, thanks again.
9k subs you need much more this channel will blow up soon
You're an artist dude
Some just see a jack and think what’s the point?! I see a dying art. It’s great to see there’s still people out there that understand the satisfaction of being able to make anything look brand new again. Good work, keep doing your restore thing!
the restoration technique this person uses is another level, lots of details, lots of tools and lots of expertise. LOVED IT
Thank you!! Get subbed I'm going to be doing some how to's!
i just found this channel..OMG your restoration projects are so well-restored..and on top of that i love the ideas that you have on restoring stuff...you'r the bestt!!
Also i wanted to mention that it would be nice if you were showing us in the last clip what you restored in action!
I love your presentation of the entire video and you don't use stupid music! I don't sub to many channels but I will sub to this.
man I love your videos they don't too show much and don't show to little and generally are just fun to watch
I thought I was fastidious. And then you show me another level. Very impressed.
better than a new one!! would love to own it!
been binge watching your videos, great work, really wished you would show the restored items being used at the end though. subscribed.
its so cool to see this guy restore this old car jack amazing stickers and everything
Unbelievable amount of work for a floor jack.
Your work ethic is unmatched, having said that.. it's just a tool
Randomly came across this and damn my dude great job!
fun to watch! get to dream of doing this someday
Beautiful work!! I have watched 10 videos back to back.
An awful lot of parts for a tool that looks so simple but satisfying to see the process and results. Great job 👍
Gawd.....man, that looks great.
Are you restore for a living? Seems like the most satisfactory job.
That was freaking amazing, your hard work is truly appreciated!
This was your best so far, what an amazing job!
Awsome job
Dallas Woiken they terk er Jurbs!
Rocky Velasco this isn't south Park 😂😂😂
damm that was so nice great job
Outstanding job! I was blown away when you started plating the hardware
Thanks for the video
Thanks James!
Awesome video. The absolute best part is that you don't talk during the taping or add music later. Just the sound of the work being done edited a bit like the DiResta style. Relaxing and enjoyable. The one thing that bothered me a tiny bit was the volume level of the higher frequencies. Other than that great job and great video.
amazing video!
Outstanding!
I bought a 50 to 60 year old multi ton jack heavy steel like 70 lbs.for 60 dollars,new at least 800.took it apart lubed/greased it and 5.49 in hydraulic jack oil.and it moves unreal and works incredible,with awesome strength. Did not paint it as it's a old stud of o jack!!
Отличная реставрация подкатного домкрата. Сам таким пользуюсь и очень доволен. Хороший инструмент.
It's so cool bro!
Great job. I'm restoring an very old Craftsman 3.5ton myself right now. Glad to see I'm not the only one who thinks a jack is worth the time and effort. Your yellow chromate looks good. Who did you get it from?
Jim
underrated channel. amazing work!
Oil change......😍😍😍😍......thanks for sharing..
Amazing creative work....and so much details ......loved the way he did those rust removal in bucket
Bro, bang up job. Subbed.
New subscriber here :)
That jack looks to good to be used again :p
Awesome work, and as per usual your knolling is on point!
This video is so satisfying. They all are really. When I just want to relax and watch something calming and interesting. This is it for me. Thanks for the great videos.
Excellent video fantastic job! This content proves that you clearly Got Game. you've got mad Workshop skills. my only question is this. do you own or operate a business that focuses on restoration?? Restoration of any kind Automotive or otherwise! because if you don't, then you need to be. the fact that you put this much work into the restoration of a jack! a car jack!! It now looks better than it would have brand new. Also how long did that whole process take from tear down to reassembly?? You were so detail-oriented removing every clip pin and spindle replating the bare metal parts primer and painting and even clear coating the rest. mind blown
Restore It man I got to say I am totally impressed with your work. your attention to detail is astounding. I swear if I was working and had a paying job right now I would have a project that I would ship to you to have you redo. assuming of course your technical ability would allow such a detail operation. If I had the money I'd likely send it to you just to see if it would be within your skill set. though it would likely take more time then a floor jack did. I'm sure you would have a field day restoring an outmoded parking meter!! Hats off to you sir. I'll likely watch the remainder of your videos tonight before hitting the pillow. what's on the docket for your next restoration project????
Restore It omg I can't wait for that video. You Rock sir!! If you where anyware near where I live I shake your hand. Keep up the good work.
Nice!
Thats pretty evident....
Hand Tool Rescue | Humble and gracious of you. Kudos to you.
drill press wire wheel...
What a nub! He repacked his bearings with grease instead of Nutella! LOL
Hand Tool Rescue do you not have a problem with him copying your channel to such a great extent.
So nice! This inspires me to work on mine. It dosn't release easy though, just drops to the ground under load instead of slowly.
Amazing work - I still have one of these Jacks….must be over 30 years old now