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- Everything you wanted to know about hydraulic cylinders but were afraid to ask, I show you how to use your wifes sink to install a piston seal and get her feelings about it, and some Awesome subscribers and a update on Shane
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Wow I didn't realize Shane had a tumor removed and it was that size, man that would be like carrying big triplets and then some ! You are doing everything you can for help, not to many would even bother now. Cat parts in the sinks minor, try smuggling a diesel tractor flywheel in the freezer in a black garbage bag. I was trying to shrink it some, so when I heated the new ring gear it slipped on a bit easier. Apparently women are smart enough to know it wasn't a 16" pizza, and I didn't dare try to put the ring gear in the oven and get caught after that !. Thanks for the update on Shane and all you are doing for him and the video's for us, Take care .
@@super6954 One of the very few perks of being a widower is I can do stuff like that.
Yah best go to the store and get some dry ice, and get laided again,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,maybe☻
@@Jpaydirt Dry Ice? That is just Wrong LOL
Jpaydirt what state do you live in?
Shane's definitely blessed to have you as a friend...✌
Thank you!! Jeff for this vid Boss Man and I cannot even thank everyone!!! That has helped me through this Fight that still hangs over my head! Enough and god bless all of you fine folks! And you especially Jeff for all you have done for me!
Hang in there man
Shane, you are in my Daily prayers. God's Blessings.
@@lifuranph.d.9440 thank you very much and to you as well!
@@wayneboulier1113 Thank you from the bottom of my heart friend I ain't dead yet! 👍
@@shanepersons383 Thanks and Blessings, Shane.
I'm really liking the updates on the scrapers. Excellent video Jeff.
Mrs Paydirt is starting to get a fair collection of Cracked items... At least No-one was hurt when Jeff was Cleaning his Gun.. must've had the safety on. "That Cracked me up"
Mrs. Paydirt sounds nice......and tolerant with the Cat parts in the sink.
My guess is she knows what earned most of the money to pay for a nice house and kitchen, so won't say to much L.O.L
Thanks Jeff. I really hope things work out for Shane. All the best budd
Good "how to" / upgrade video on the hydraulic rams / cylinders, Jeff ! Always good to spend the extra time & money to do the job correctly. I've done similar grease fitting / bearing installs on the equipment I work on, that the factory conveniently left out, where there should have been the ability to lube the parts. Also the seal upgrades are again always a good idea in trying to build in some redundancy & longevity.
Thanks for your time, effort & for sharing ! Hope the judge makes the correct & compassionate decision in Shane's case. You have really gone the extra mile for Shane !! Really enjoyed the video !!
45 years for those hoses is damn good, the cheap ones that you get today will never last that long. I run a 1972 950 CAT loader that still has half of the original cat hoses on it. That 950 has turned out to be bulletproof!!!
First time I've seen a Cat in a sink full of water and nobody got scratched!
What do you call a thousand lawyers and politicians at the bottom of a lake? A good start! It’s unbelievable all the b.s that people have to go through just because they actually tried to make a living. If Shane would have been a spoon fed government hand out free loader his monthly check wouldn’t have missed a beat
Hey Jeff... I'm glad you had a chance to update us on Shane. It must really be frustrating dealing with the bureaucratic nonsense.
Best wishes to Shane and much respect to you for helping him.
Mrs. Paydirt does sound like a nice lady. Thanks, Jeffrey!
Jeff. Put it in front of the national media like 20/20 or one of those kinds of things. Maybe they could do some good for a change!
Love the Benny Hill touch Jeff....he is my hero !! 😂
I had a six foot cylinder on a bench that had a rod that was 12" in diameter. That is a lot of hydraulic oil. The fitting was pointed straight at me, I went to push the rod into the bore and forgot that it hadn't been drained yet. I got it only about six inches in when I was totally drenched in oil. It's got a 2" fitting. Stupidity in it's finest form.
Thats learning in the hard way to look 1st and check 2x beforehand
Awesome edit and great video once again! Thanks JPAYDIRT!
Wish I could do more but for now I will say a prayer for Shane and justice...Take care and have a great weekend!
You've got a heart of gold, Jeff for helping Shane👍
He's the best! 👍
Wow, thanks Jeff! Bunch of great tidbits in this video
Simple job for grease. In a lathe cut a grease path inside and outside the bushing. Then drill a few pass through holes for the grease to pass from the supply path to the distribution path.
Thank you for what you have done and inquired on Shane's behalf Jeff along with all the other's that have done what they can to help Shane as well. Also thank you for the update on our ol pal Shane, pretty sad things are the way they are and I don't blame you for "choosing" your verbiage carefully Jefferson...........you never know where they'll end up these days
Thanks Jeff for the insight on the rams.
jeff it's easy to put a hole in those bushings all you need is carbide endmill and a milling machine also you can grove them in the lathe there tough not that hard
Wow Jay how on earth you can retain all this info is sure beyond me and Bless you sir for what you do.
Good work. Definitely from the lets make it work and make it work right era instead of the 'if it's broke, buy a new one.' Kudos.
You have a fantastic shop, and do A1 job on your maintenance.. Very thorough! Not seen on most of the equipment out there today.
Another interesting video Jeff thanks for sharing all that information what a great help too many and prayer still go out to Shane hopefully you can resolve this soon and it come out for the good sometimes judges surprised you God bless
Am a disabled veteran and I can tell you whored story about what I went through I contacted my Congress person and because I was making so much noies they put my paperwork at the bottom one hundred fifth thousand took me 30years and still not done.. my heart goes out to you and your friend.. Vietnam 1968/69
Having a hydraulic test unit really helps with this disassembly stuff and bonus the cylinders get tested before going out. Worked on many a Cat cylinder over the last 40 years and built induction hardened rods for them too. Pardon my French but I always called them Cat queer. You're dead right about why. They want you at their parts window. Bendover.
Another EXCELLENT Video , Thanks Jeff
Great video jaypaydirt learning a lot I am a new subcriber I am a journeyman heavy equipment mechanic with 8 years of heavy duty truck and equipment experience keep the videos coming happy 2020 be blessed
Great video. Going to try the heat trick on the bearing mount liquid. Had some old ones that started walking. Hope this cures it after reinstalling. Keep up the great videos.
just found your channel huge fan of cat equipment I am now subscribed awesome channel
I am a machinist and the first thing a machinist does is ask for a drawing, if no drawing then a sketch or verbal instructions. You don't bore unless you have the part that fits into that bore beforehand.Bushings aren't always the size they should be.
That part from Cat is probably metric.
To drill a hardened bushing you need carbide drills and center drills. The bushings are case hardened so use a torch to anneal it at the spot you plan to drill.
Todd Kratzer no see. He’s doing the video. If you want to make you’re own videos with your instructions, go for it. Whatcha here for bud?!
That surprises me they did not design those bearings to be grease able on the older Cats. I'm glad that socket didn't break at 21:50 with no safety glasses! Thanks for all the great videos Jeff.
He's got two eyes, I only have one left, LOL
Ouch! I've only got 1 arm / 1 leg left but I managed to keep both eyes thanks to safety glasses in 1989 when the exploding gasses in a plastic injection molding press blew the feed hopper off in front of me. My face caught hell though. LOL
As always, good thoughts for Shane. And for you too Jeff for being such a great friend to him in his time of need.
Loved the video as always. It's a little cold up there to be talking about paint, but do the "Old Girls" get some Cat Yellow before they hit the ground at this Gov't job?
Thank you Jeff for being such a great advocate for Shane! The government likes to play these games in hopes that you will get tired and go away. I think it tingles their gonads when they can stamp “DENIED “!
Amen!!
That is unfortunately a world wide problem with government departments and insurance providers. Screw the honest people and payout money to the snakes.
Really enjoyed this video bro. All the best
Really interesting video mate - thank you
Great video thanks and i hope things go well for Shane have a great day be safe.
Good morning Jeff, once again thank you for another interesting video. Sorry to hear about the process your friend Shane is going through!!! RED TAPE??? Anyway take care and catch you next time 👍😎🇬🇧.
I understand Shane's grief. A close relative is going through the SS disability process and it is slow as molasses. He's had his hearing. The lawyers who advertise on TV that they "care" were useless. He was rejected and now it's appeal time.
Jeff, I have a suggestion for you, I got from one of your new subscribers.
Please think about adding to your shop, an older Engine Lathe with tooling and a good tooled Knee mill of the Bridgeport genre. They would be a useful addition to your shop.
Any usable Machine tool, Lathe or Mill, that isn't the smaller Home Garage size or that has 3ph electric power, GOES FOR SCRAP METAL PRICES at scrap yards. I have rescued nearly NEW WWII era machine tools from Naval Vessels, Government Warehouses and Old Factories for 2 cents a pound over it's scrap metal price. The first machine I bought was a nearly new, 1920's, flat belt, fully tooled 24" gap bed lathe, but only 40" between centers. i.e. A 24" x 40" lathe and fully tooled for $500 cash in 1967.
The biggest cost of buying good used obsolete Machine Tools is the FREIGHT cost, most times many times over the actual cost of the Machine tool itself. You have the ability to haul your own machine tools and equipment with no additional Government Authority needed.
The next issue is if you aren't knowledgeable about turning Machine handles to get that round, square or flat part you need made. If you or your sons aren't machinist abled, I'm sure if you needed a machinist's help, someone watching your channel could offer help or if local visit and help you out.
I can see how you want to do as much as you can yourself. Please think about my suggestion. I wish you all well and will pray for you, your's and Shane daily. God's Blessings.
Excellent
Nice video,
I’m about to replace a Hydraulic piston in a Tail gate; I asked my self:” why we don’t rebuilt it here at the Shop, Used to do this in Brazil!”
It’s easier, faster just put new in the place but it’s cool to rebuilt, I used to do a lot in Brazil, king pins, S can, axle treads...
Nice to find this Channel, I like machine shop videos.
Those parts will never last 45 years like those steering hoses. You are doing awesome work on your equipment and I like seeing before and after pics of of the various parts.
I see that you put that Harbor Freight advertisement to good use.
Not sure i wanted to know that much about hydraulic cylinders, definitely some good tips and tricks for the old iron
The more you know☻
WHAT? Judges have to follow rules? when did this happen?
Mrs. Dirt has a lovely kitchen!
The sophomoric humor at the beginning made me laugh. Mrs. Dirt laughed too!
I’m worried that there’s going to be an exam at the end of these mechanics lectures.
Microwaves get it done good enough for me
If someone brings you parts machine to fit. Never assume anything!!!!
that's for dam sure
Brian, do you know any good machinists? LOL wish you were closer
I know a few, even some that could line bore that hole on the pan. :-) With all that iron dragging thru the dirt you will always keep a few machinists and fabricators fed. :-) When I shrunk piston pins into my 855 in my moms canning cooker in the kitchen she was not pleased. It did the job though! lol
Someone asked me once how tight to put pistons on.
"Tight as shit" is all I could tell them.
I got 15 yrs Hydr Cyl. Repair, Wanted to give you (maybe) some helpful thoughts. about 16:30 had to blow that rod out. First off, I used Rigid brand pipe chain vise on my repair tables. To hold the cylinders when rebuilding. Turn the vise upside down before installing (REMOVE) the sharp vise JAWS. So not to cut into the barrel. Afterwards (if) had a stuck rod or over blown piston seal. Roll the cylinder over with port pointed downward into a 5gal bucket to catch oil. IF won't move with air, After draining oil into bucket. REMOVE bolts. Carry cylinder outside and Attach a water fitting, From a pressure washer and extend rod slowly till it blows out. rinse the barrel with solvent. Cletrac 12c pointed out about nut needed to be tightened 2400 ft lbs, If you don't have a nut buster, To tighten the nut. You Can get away with Your big impact gun, (we've done it both ways) I WOULD add RED LOCTITE. Just a drop, To the threads. NEVER had a nut back off
Thanks, this thing was stuck like I have never seen, and the cause was the head seal, I do use loctite and have never had one come loose, I really like how cat built these bowl cylinders with the tapered rod, makes installation a breeze
What's the torque on the end bolt , 800-1000 ft lbs , Had to use a 10' bar on some backhoe cylinders I did over the summer , What size Impact & Socket were you using ?
Loved the intro!
Hello From Finland. I like your videos.
You could try a carbide drill bit to drill the bearings. A carbide tapcon bit works well
At 14:47 you show the sloppy left joint. If yo do not replace that worn out bushing, the slop will take out the new bushing in a week or less.
I enjoy the videos. I am in British Columba and a retired mechanic.
hi jay pay dirt thank you so much for the insight into hydraulics many thank yous even though i am not a machinist still very interestin cheers to you all and thanks for youir posts please keep them goin
I'm not a machinist either, but I play one on TV☻
@@Jpaydirt that is pretty funny love yr work
Great videos
you are the man!
Jeff i picked up a pallet of assorted big Cat cylinders from auction a while back for 5 aussie dollars! They look very similar to the ones your playing with here. Im gonna have to search for their part numbers now for interests sake!. The two steer cylinders im planning to cut down to use as tilt cylinders on my d6c.
Love you long time, fiii dollors☻
Yea, the disability world is depressing, my wife has had brain surgery and we have an adult son with autism we take care of. Several years ago was invited to an Advocacy class from dept. of Mental Health. The class was structured to educate care providers about opportunities which were available. so I attendee along with some 30 other care providers, came away even more depressed. Of all the care providers attending, very few received an benefits from anyone, including the hundreds of official tax deductible organizations that say they help people with disabilities. : - (
Jeff is saying "bearings" Did he mean to say "bushings"??
With an inexpensive decades-old lathe you can have any size pins and bushings you want on demand, it's fairly simple and I don't have a pay Cat's outrageous prices for parts. The raw stock isn't that expensive and can be ordered from wholesale internet sellers and sit happily on my shelves. I really dislike being overcharged for stuff, for me it's the principle.
Didn't you have some frame repair welds that had to be done on one of the scrapers or did you already take care of it? Hope it works out for Shane, dealing with the gub'ment can be frustrating.
yes, jake welded one today and I was the cleanup guy☻
That is amazing granite.
never cared for it, too noisey and stuff tends to slide easy. love wood counter tops
I'm a new subscriber Slade Nightly, yes don't laugh that my name, I'm from Fort Wayne, Indiana. Love your channel. liquid propane?? I've been a machinist for forty years..never used it for an interference fit. Always used (LN) liquid nitrogen. Enjoy seeing all your ideas for machine upgrades. Surprised you don't have an engine lathe and milling machine in the shops corner.
Yes, an older Engine Lathe with tooling and a good tooled Knee mill of the Bridgeport genre, would be a useful addition to your shop.
Any usable Machine tool, Lathe or Mill, that isn't the smaller Home Garage size or that has 3ph electric power, GOES FOR SCRAP METAL PRICES at scrap yards. I have rescued nearly NEW WWII era machine tools from Naval Vessels, Government Warehouses and Old Factories for 2 cents a pound over it's scrap metal price. The first machine I bought was a nearly new, 1920's, flat belt, fully tooled 24" gap bed lathe, but only 40" between centers. i.e. A 24" x 40" lathe and fully tooled for $500 cash.
The biggest cost of buying good used obsolete Machine Tools is the FREIGHT cost, most times many times over the actual cost of the Machine tool itself. You have the ability to haul your own machine tools and equipment with no Government Authority needed.
The next issue is if you aren't knowledgeable about turning Machine handles to get that round, square or flat part you need made. If you or your sons aren't machinist abled, I'm sure if you needed a machinist's help someone watching your channel could offer help or if local visit and help you out.
I can see how you want to do as much as you can yourself. Please think about my suggestion. I wish you all well and pray for you, your's and Shane daily. God's Blessings.
That is one Friggen Cool name Slade Nightly!
Nice House.
Bearing retainer from loctite is stronger than steel and when primed properly will bond so strong to steel that pressing a bearing back out cold, once retained, the metal will shear and the bore will be damaged. It will grab cast iron and tear it apart. Its amazing stuff indeed.
I cannot believe Social Security is denying this man what he needs that is complete nonsense.
More help is on the way for Shane from me
nice vid, lotsa info....but maybe i'm old school....i call those bushing....not bearings
praying for Shane, get well
my name is Dave/ im a new subscriber and im from pleasant valley new york
If you ever do need to drill a hole in hardened steel, take a carbide cement drill and sharpen it on a tool grinder, chuck it up in a mill, and hit it with 1600 RPM and some oil. If it squeals like a stuck hog you know you are going fast enough. Guys in the sheet metal stamping shop use that trick when they forget a hole before heat treat.
Is it that bright in your kitchen..the shades man!!!
I have X ray vision Jim those are my seeing specs
That's a nice sexy sticker ya got there...stop playin with yer gun it might go off!!!
You said the pin was friction welded so just weld the pin to the plate instead of welding a plate underneath in case it falls out, or do both.
Are you a believer in those hydraulic hose sleeves? Some of my buddies swear by them, but the good stuff costs a small fortune. Then again so do hoses, but I still haven't pulled the trigger on buying a roll $$$. From what I can tell it doesn't look like you run it, so I'm curious what your take is.
I have been using the plastic armour , I'll be showing it
i see a d8 final drive guard on your new floor
Wow, lots of Information, I just reseald a steering cylinder of my O&K Loader. Could have used some of your information 😊. I also made a video about it (not as informativ as yours tough) but would appreciate if you leave a comment on my video, too.
I also changed lots of Hoses while resealing the cylinders. Most of them startet "sweating" on the pressfitting.
Looking forward to your next video. Regards Marco
On the other hand I've learned time and again to trust the cat engineers. Like learning time and again to trust my dog. And my wife, for that matter.
My truck has a 3406E motor and I was wondering if you have any recommendations on getting more power with out hurting reliability. Hope Shane gets better and gets what he needs.
My 3406E has 550 HP and it's all just done off of the ECM. I can go to 600HP with the way that it's set up now. It all depends on how your engine is set up now, like if its 435HP you probably can't go more than 475HP without changing a bunch of things like the turbo and injectors etc... you can only go within the parameters of what it was set up to do.
Clyde Acor my set up is a 450hp 1800 torque. I want more power taking off. When I’m 120-150k lbs my truck struggles to take off from a start. I have a 18 speed, 4:11 gears. Once I’m moving a long I’m fine. I heard I should check the fuel pressure. What do think? Did you take your truck to western State here in Idaho? That’s a cool trailer too. I’m a equipment nut.
O one more thing. How much boost does your truck make? My max under load is 29 psi. I have a brand new turbo also. Borg Warner replacement turbo
@@yeahok115sure ya I just put a brand new Borg Warner turbo in my truck for $1100 no exchange. Everyone else wanted $1400-$1700 for a reman plus exchange. My turbo used to push 29psi but now around 26 for some reason but actually pulls better now than it did with more pressure. I only go to the Cat dealer when I have to, I usually do most of the work myself if I need computer work done my nephew works at a truck shop so I just have him do it. I'm 550hp and 1850 torque so you're really not gaining much torque just horsepower turning it up. I'd just do some research you might get it up to 500-525 with what you have. Who knows maybe even a bit more.
See there , you already got an answer, love my subscribers as they share there knowledge with others
The bushings are metric.Convert " to mm and you get even #'s
What's the small box&fan under the windshield on the outside of the cab for?
A/C
yup
Why not drill the pin with a grease channel?
That there is a heavy duty cutter head out of a disposal lol
Sorry to be thick about this, but what is "bearing mount material?" I've googled it and all I get are bearing mountings and bearings.
It's a loctite product, called bearing mount, it's a liquid anerobic sealant that will work up to 350 degrees
@@Jpaydirt Many thanks. Please keep up the brilliant videos. My kit is not nearly as big as yours, (8.5 ton multifarmer, grass cutter 2.1 ton) but I learn a lot from you. You make it sound so easy, but the film shows that some of your repairs are not quite so simple. Thank you again.
EDM the hole for the bearing housing grease fitting.
erectal disfunction medicine? ☻
@@Jpaydirt The link was a full remote control CAT D model with I think Kubota engine the guy built it in a year .
50# can of welding rod in the oven?
Did the machinist have the bearings? If he did he should know better than to make assumptions when dealing with thousandths of an inch
yup, he was embarassed
The kitchen scene got a little awkward Jeff....
get them dirty parts out of my kitchen... lol
My wife is 45 and unfortunately is disabled, and she got 2.5 years of back pay
The bearing size's are metric
By the way, do you know where that darn Idaho Potato is? Did you bury it in one of those rock holes?
I can't find nothing on my problem, but it's similar to one you could have. I bought a wrecker bed that's been sitting for 17 yrs. It doesn't look bad, but my mechanic tells me it's seized up. I just don't believe it. Can hydraulics do that?
would have to have zero oil inside
@@Jpaydirt He said it was dry. But it was all hooked up. Wheel lift was in the air, I thought all good. Held up. It need 2 springs on the valve body and 3 caps. It was leaking pretty good. Filthy. I was happy. Now I'm feeling had. lol
What Brand Of Boots Jeff?
Ariat
Hey Mrs. Paydirt.
You should put a sink with hot water in the shop
And a shitter
For a scraper hand
It's my gun, and I can clean it in the tub as long and as fast as I want!
Yea, and it won't scratch or break anything either!!!
What's the reason re Shane and no bank account?
medical leins