Tractor 12V Starter Motor Armature Rewinding || Rebuilding Tractor Starter Damaged Armature
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2024
- Tractor 12V Starter Motor Armature Rewinding || Rebuilding Tractor Starter Damaged Armature
#howtobenchtestastarter #howtorepairdamagearmature #tractorstarterarmaturerebuilding
Finally! Someone with an organized and somewhat clean work space. This dude is a master of his craft 👏 👏👏
Ittisi hasi
Труд конечно титанический, вопрос в одном... Почему не пропаяли???
И так сойдёт 😂
Brilliant people with amazing hand-made skill. This is real technician👍👍👍
ELİNE SAĞLIK SAYIN USTAM SÜPER OLDU MAŞALLAH
Он так чинит всё молотом и зубилом лак с песком припечётся в стартере чтобы не остаться без работы !!!
He repairs everything with a hammer and chisel, the varnish with sand will be baked in the starter so as not to be left without work !!!
Kai ko iš jų galima ir išmokti...
Beautiful work👍
4:03 проговаривал в уме "только не поливай его, только не поливай... мляяяя, он его полил"
Bravo! This man is truly a master.well done.👍👍👍
Судя по ниткам сверху и другим признакам, этот статор уже у них перебирали, в другом ролике. А при том что коллектор там вообще без износа, стартеры после их ремонта ходят совсем недолго.
Поэтому и не пропаял, через месяц всё равно перебирать.
They aren't original manufacturers, but their handiwork and that one of the former are both phenomenal.
Brilliant
Great work
Congratulations
في الحقيقة هو مبدع وأنصحه فقط بعدم حرق الروتور كي لا يتلف العازل بين الصفائح المعدنية ولا يفقد قدرته الكهرومغناطيسية بسبب تغير خواص المعدن بالحرق ، يجب عليه إيجاد طريقة أخرى لإستخراج الأسلاك النحاسية بدون استعمال النار ، وباقي عمله إبداع .
What a great job, I can't find anything to criticize.
Good job
МОЛОДЦЫ ! 👍😁
Awesome work.
Kita hadir sudah Sub and like
Mantap ...👍
Very Interesting! 2 questions;
1. What was he doing when he was using the wire and the light?
2. Was the liquid he applied to the armature a type of water proofing?
1. checking for shorts n continuity 2. varnish, stops corrosion and helps insulate
@@piperdoug428 the resin (varnish) also helps keep the windings in place so that they won't vibrate and become loose.
Apart from the steel shaft probably losing some of its hardness due to heat used to burn the resin, I think he's done everything right.. I still would've soldered the copper windings to the brush surface because of my OCD.. But with that silk thread and resin they aren't going anywhere anyway..
Да им пох на всё !
I doubt it it effects the steel shaft as one it not in direct contact with the source and secondly , for any serious molecular changes you need to heat to atleast 500 Centigrade
I think over time and with possible moisture the unsoldered connections will deteriorate with oxidation.But I've seen a lot of criticism of repairs of all kinds of things that will have shorter 'lives' than original higher standard work and I reckon that the use must be long enough to outweigh more frequent repairs.
@@ianrutherford878 oxidation happens where oxygen can flow.. Having said that joints that are jammed with a hammer are very unlikely to deteriorate within 50 years I guess.. Not saying it's impossible but it's highly unlikely and even then it would take way longer than you'd hope this will still work for.
Like a screw in a threaded hole.. You can let it sit and rust for ages and when you unscrew it you see that the contact surface (the thread) is still shiny like new.
@@ukpkmkk_2 Yet I have to wonder if profit-hungry manufacturers would expend resources on soldering if they really thought it was unnecessary.Movement due to heat and vibration (and maybe corrosion) must lead to some failures of unsoldered joints or they wouldn't do it.
good video
Amazing is an understatement. What I see and learn on this channel is incredible
Skills . . .
Very good 👍👍👍
Bravo les artisans !
Not that it matters, but does this guy has a profound knowledge of the workings of the device he is restoring or is it just a trick that he learned once upon a time?
13:36 man someone buy this guy a multimeter before he blows his hand off.
Thank you for sharing
Was there supposed to be soldering to the commutator?
not in this case he has punched the edges so they dont move or come loose - i do it the same way
muito tempo de mão de obra ,vale a pena??
What have you dipped your copper rods in? What chemical is it?
Siemens?
Excelint work
Esees fio de dentro sao os inicio da bobina
E os de fora e o fim?
Если якорь работал, какой смысл в этих действиях?
Он неправильно работал , крутился . Теперь всё нормально , не крутится .
Скорее всего было КЗ из-за плохой изоляции.
@@СергейМамонов-ш7ю
а ведь умеют в кустарных условиях, приспособы всякие в наличии, он же токарь он же сварщик и слесарь молодцы
Я один рот открыл и прихееел.КАК? боже КАК .типо это прослужит долго?!
How can they possibly work all day in that position. I wouldn't be able to get up after 20 minutes.
Интересно все-таки на их культуры посмотреть. Все на земле или на полу делают. Ни стульев, ни верстаков.
How many hours did this take and how much would he make
did it work ?
To sú ale riadny humusaci
Maaşallah
Those constant car/truck horns would drive me crazy. What does this country have against work benches and chairs? Working on the ground is just bizarre.
Claim your .. i'M a True fan - ticket here ❤.
This is one step above stone knives and sharpened sticks. And the idiot who burned out the starter because the vehicle was out of gas and wouldn't start will burn out the rebuilt starter again in the first 5 minutes......Job security.
Pakistan?
Албания
Хорошаая работа😁👍
Which country is it?
Pakistan 🇵🇰
nice job , anyone know how much dollars he made on this rewinding/rebuild ? it seems he's professional and his job is hard but how much is the payout ?
He made enough to do the next one little profit.
show....
Now wheres the video of how we rebuild them in america, with the right tools and machinery
Replace it !!
Yeah there are. Just write "made in China" in YT search bar
For when you are cutting the plastic tubing and trying to get equal length pieces, you should make a makeshift wooden slot that has a notch for the cut length. This way you can just slide the tubing up against a hard edge and cut. Some scrap wood should suffice and speed up this process. It could even be done ahead of time if you are using the same length regularly.
Burning oil soiled cloth as part of a commercial proces. Climate measures anyone?
Wtf
That’s right just burn it off with old oil soaked rags to hell with the pollution
That is definitely less pollutants than a mile drive in a V8.
This is South Korea. How much does it cost to repair a starter motor? In US money..?
i once had a job doing this in britain in 1980's, we did it the same way just indoors on work benches
To sú ale riadny humusaci
👍 Good man, he repairs something with the simplest means that others would never be able to do.
Nowadays it is just thrown away and bought new 😠
I definitely have respect for such people and their skills 😠
we lost the right to repair in the us they design everything to be unfixable sadly
I finally see someone over in Timbuctoo wearing eyeglasses, but not sure if they are for reading or just safety or both........
Muita sabedoria seis tem aqui quase tudo joga fora
Sad to see poor Pakistan's becoming ingenious due to poverty 😌
If you carefully read the box on starters and alternators at discount auto parts they are actually cleaned up used ones with new bearings and brushes. These are rebuilt like we used to do in the US 40-50 years ago. They're wearing sandals, working on a dirt floor with home made tools and I'd buy their products in a heartbeat.
I’m gonna open a new shop. Working on and replacing new horns!! Lol whose with me? Lol
They built a business of need and do it very well for repeat customers.
진정한 테크니컬 아티스트
This restoration work is so precise and clean!
I Tip My Hat To You Good Gentleman! 🎩
when society crumbles (and it will) this knowledge will be essential. in the west who do you know that can do this?
Much patience. I like the repurposed tank for oven.
This guy is a butcher! I wouldn't give him any work!
Can you please specify what he's done wrong and why? Or is it because you see the primitive tools and you think he's a butcher because you actually have no idea.
@@ukpkmkk_2 Sir, I'm a retired mechanic with 45 Years experience. The problems I saw was too much hammer and no solder on the winding ends when he assembled the stater.
@@robertfrye3651 I agree partially on soldering the windings, I too mentioned it in a previous comment.. Not that I wouldn't do it but With the windings' endings hammered into place and all that silk thread and resin I don't think it'll make any difference to solder.. There's already good contact and it's not going anywhere.. Besides there's nowhere for the solder to go since the ends were jammed in place from the side and machined from above.. Which only leaves soldering from below which looks like an unnecessary pain in the behind..
As for the argument "too much hammer" I don't think I need to say anything to an argument as vague as this.. If you need a hammer you use a hammer.. There's no specific amount of usage for each tool..
If you have 50 screws on a certain piece you don't quit half way and start using pliers because you already used too much screwdriver.. What would a lumberjack then do for God's sake?
Does a hammer have the reputation of being an elegant tool? No..
But does using it make him a butcher? I don't think so..
Mind you this workshop doesn't really look like the utopian western workshops which have a specific tool for each and every specific task..
@@ukpkmkk_2 You have a Great day, Sir.
No YOU wouldn’t, YOU’D go out and just pay for a new part instead of having what you already had repaired or rebuilt. Americas throw away generation.