This is such a poorly done repair. It'll break in no time and they'll get to do it again. To anyone saying they have to make do with what you've got, that's no excuse for not even cleaning the dirt off before they weld.
So true. You can tell slag was running in front of weld pool and they didn't Even v groove that thicc off damn metal. Id say bucket Will last Max 1hour of use with Job done like this.
If i heard correct, those "teeth" should be made of molybdenum because of its work hardening property. I wonder what was the material of the ones they used
Ладно бы ещё кругляк был.В кругляке сталь вязкая,ещё прокатит.Но в периодичке сталь другая!Шов там сто процентов лопнет!Именно из-за качеств этой арматуры. А вцелом по работе,одно слово только на уме:кустарщина.
@@enemyplayer7293 мне и работать не надо на ковше ,клиновидные элементы изготавливают так чтобы у тебя шла не прямая плита в стык к стыку а так что бы получались зубья в виде буквы П с шагом не менее 15-20см с обязательным снятием в месте свариваемых деталей с обоих сторон технологических фасок ,тут всё рабочее усилие приходиться на боковые свариваемые детали малейшая трещина хотя бы на одной стороне приведёт к потере полностью всей рабочей поверхности так деталь не проварена полностью а лишь поверхностно ,если хочешь поэксперементировать возьми два куска пластика и спайку проведи как тут и попробуй сломать лопнет даже секунды не пройдёт а сделай шов в виде П_П_П и со снятием фаски и полным заполнением шва то так просто ты уже не сломаешь деталь и тебе всё таки придётся приложить усилие
@@enemyplayer7293 и меня не надо разводить на рассказы как надо ,у вас вон новых инженеров с ЕГЭ институтами дохуя развелось как собак недобитых ,один молотком двигатель от стиральной машины пиздит потому что ума нет снять шпонку другой в токарный станок пластиковые шестерни пристроить надумал а станок два дня даже не отработал отрыгнул всю его взаимозаменяемость и ложил болт он на утверждение что там нет нагрузки ,а по итогу результат один машины есть а не работают ,вам же не надо чтоб работало надо чтоб ломалось вот так работаете
I agree with James Ratliff. What has to be understood here is perhaps there is not a lot of money to spend on proper teeth and so have to use what they got. Not everyone has the luxury of having access to all the gear that's why they are stick welding. And so in all fairness they have done a good enough repair. The machine can go and dig a hole. What more do you need.
@@sigsauer9mm957 just for the record. When i said thats why they are stick welding i was not knocking the process. Just saying that is what they had they did a far better job then i could have. Because i am only a hobby welder. If in future you haven't got anything good to say about my welding. Or anybody else better you said nothing at all.
Yes sig I know what stick welding is. Most welders who have access to mig will weld a bucket because it is faster. As long as you have the right gas and wire. Nothing wrong with arc or mig. I smoke lambert and butler ciggies not crack. Thanks for your comments though 👍
@@ruthbees7214 There's no qualified welder in the world who would weld that bucket with MIG. Are you just getting into welding? Maybe you're confusing MIG for Flux core? Flux core might look like MIG but there's no gas (the flux is inside the hollow wire). It's an alternative to stick welding because it can be faster. Other than that they ONLY way to weld that bucket is stick welding. You cannot use MIG for a job like this as it wont penetrate and it's not strong enough.
@@noteasybeingcheesy2673 hi cheesy i am no expert in welding. I was thinking of dual shield or flux core when i said mig welding this is what i ment by it just to clear up any confusion. Thanks ruth😁
@@ruthbees7214 You're welcome, no problem. The dual shield (flux core with gas) is alright indoors (no wind to flow the gas away) and it may look cleaner. It's not a as strong as flux core (no gas) though. For structural (or anything which needs to be strong like that bucket) there's really only two ways go: stick or flux core. The only real advantage to flux core is that it can be faster (so if you're working on a huge structure it would save on costs/time). Other than stick (which is the method I would choose for this bucket) it might be the way to go in terms of cost/time on a big project. You have to also consider the advantages of the stick itself vs a gun/nozzle. Stick is 14 inches long with common diameters of 3/32 to 5/32. You can weld areas where the gun/nozzle cannot reach or even if does you cannot get a good angle or you can barely move at. Another note on this video is that there should be more beveling. On something like that bucket (it's going to support heavy loads) you need full penetration. You can't just welding the top and bottom and leave a hollow space in the middle. The stick will of course penetrate (depending on which type of electrode you're using) to some degree but on thicker medal you need bevel well. Apologies for any spelling and grammar errors in my comments. I did go to college for a little while (sociology) but dropped out after I realized I'd rather work in a skilled trade and get some excerise and see the world.
Two things,first heat the grosers up first they go on alot easier,second why are you welding the grosers on?,they are meant to be breakaway...going to be a pita to swap them when you break on 15 minutes into digging
Muy mala reparación. Esa pieza se romperá en poco tiempo. No se preocuparon ni de hacer un chaflán para la soldadura y seguramente pusieron cualquier tipo de acero en la parte delantera. Por otro lado, los electrodos son rutilos y no básicos. Por supuesto, no hicieron radiografía de la soldadura ni un ultra-sonido porque no hubiera sido aceptada. Una reparación así es perder el tiempo.
If these guys had some tools like an overhead crane, even an oversized engine lifting portable crane it would be amazing the amount of work they could get done. Great work. If I were offering any advice it would be to radius or round off the outer part of the bucket cutting edge so the teeth could get all the way onto the edge. It would give a little more surface to weld and no gap. But great job.
Anyone see a good reason to remove the bucket from the trackhoe for this repair? Or do they just like pounding pins and rolling huge chunks of steel around in the dirt..?
Designed and engineered in Japan, sold second hand to China, worn to the bone and sent to die in Pakistan. The metal recycling industry there must love these "street repairs." Absolutely no prep work done or concept of heat tempering fatigue.
No bevel. No pre-heating. What type of rod? Should be using 6011 for the root and 7018 for the filler and cap. And rebar in the grove? Yea, that will hold up to moving sod out of the way. And radius those corners. That plate will get ripped off once it is used for hard clay or concrete/asphalt.
I gotta say, these guys are usually pretty good considering their conditions.. but these excavators require high level welding technique. Beveling is critical.
So much fail, the teeth are not supposed to be part of the bucket, they are supposed to be replaceable. They are the first thing that wears down, and should be replaced when worn, to prevent this kind of work needling to be done.
That is not how you repair or replace the teeth on a bucket. Not only did you ruin the integrity and value of the bucket, but you spent much longer doing it. Isn't there anybody to teach these people in third world countries how to properly prepare a weld and or fix and replace parts on a bucket?? You never praise bad work or bad behavior. The people who are giving a thumbs up to this kid have no idea what they're looking at.
You took the words right of my mouth ... I've watched many of these kind of videos that YT is bombarded with ... most of the repairs are poorly executed and sometimes dangerous ... the funny thing is that they make so many views and likes and even good comments ...
they have to work with what they have or have access to , they dont have the same shops/infrastructure and things like that that many other countries have
GREAT WORK, THE CUTTER WHAT A JOB. I DRINK TO MUCH COFFEE. NOW IF I HAD WELDED THAT WITH THE PIECE OF RIB BAR. IT WOULD HAVE BROKEN THE SAME DAY. OUTSTANDING WORK. I ALWAYS ENJOY SEEING THESE GUYS WORK. GOD BLESS THEM ALL.
Super sh-tty. They basically glued the top and bottom of the plate. No bevel. At best maybe 60% penetration. And buy a welding helmet. That hand held thing might be ok for tacking or a very short bead but not for burning rod and continuous rod.
How is cutting half the bucket off and poorly welding on a sad set of teeth more efficient than just replacing the tooth that needs it especially if none of them need it.. you know ..if it ain't broke.. dont hack it up
How strong are those welds going to be? A domestic power supply can't offer enough amps to penetrate those parts enough surely. Plus clean the parts to bare metal. It will give a MUGH stronger weld. You have a grinder at hand already. Overall nicely planned work but Exekution leaves me tonwonder how well it will last.
01:58 Tem pessoas que falam que tem que encher de solda em chapas grossas. Que dessa forma aí do vídeo a solda fica superficial. Que teria que fazer uma fenda na emenda, e ir enchendo de solta até a superfície, para ficar soldada por completo. Será que assim como eles fizeram fica soldada por completa também?
Hats off to this young guy who repair jiant excavator bucket..👍👍👍
Thanks you dear
That's a small bucket my friend!
@@RandomTalent no proper PPE
This is such a poorly done repair. It'll break in no time and they'll get to do it again. To anyone saying they have to make do with what you've got, that's no excuse for not even cleaning the dirt off before they weld.
Best techniques I've ever seen. Great job guys👍
Shut up.
So true. You can tell slag was running in front of weld pool and they didn't Even v groove that thicc off damn metal. Id say bucket Will last Max 1hour of use with Job done like this.
@@koistinen9368 Looks like it is used for soft material...look at the thin and pointy tooth they installed.
I say it will work well!
If i heard correct, those "teeth" should be made of molybdenum because of its work hardening property. I wonder what was the material of the ones they used
Каста гнутого электрода)))
А зачем они его гнут?
Почти во всех видео замечал
Сам сварной не понимаю нахрена гнуть если доступ к шву открыт.
Очень часто вижу людей которые курят. Так вот суют сигарету в ротик и дуют в фильтр. По какой причине так делают не знаешь?
Такой ремонт 🤦🏻 без разделки кромок , метал не зачищают 🤦🏻
A piece of high quality rebar to fill the gap, hope they don’t grab anything harder than topsoil.
Lol
Considering the teeth are made from reforged railroad tracks (different video), there's a number of failures possible if they dig anything too firm.
I had a good laugh at that bit lol. Poor barsterds though, must struggling if they are using that.
FCC
I was thinking the same thing. That rebar was never intended to be welded and severely compromised by doing so
После того как засунул кусок арматуры в шов , смотреть дальше на халтуру нет смысла !
так он кареной шов заложил )))
Разделка кромок не не слыхал варить 20 тройкой это конечно сильно обломается эта липуха в скором времени
Ладно бы ещё кругляк был.В кругляке сталь вязкая,ещё прокатит.Но в периодичке сталь другая!Шов там сто процентов лопнет!Именно из-за качеств этой арматуры.
А вцелом по работе,одно слово только на уме:кустарщина.
Директор завода который выпускает эти зкскаваторы , наверно уволится , когда увидит этот ремонт.
В этом случае я на работе когда варю ковши обрезаю нож и подрезают бока дабы вставить полноценные куски метала а не эту хню с арматурой
Такой ремонт не надолго ,не снята фаска на свариваемых деталях ,нет клиновидных усиливающих элементов снизу ковша
а ты работал на ковше?)))какие еше клиновидные там снизу?))))там рабочая часть)))
Одеты по традиции нации! Интересно почему , одежда не горит, и краги не нужны 🤔 !
@@enemyplayer7293 мне и работать не надо на ковше ,клиновидные элементы изготавливают так чтобы у тебя шла не прямая плита в стык к стыку а так что бы получались зубья в виде буквы П с шагом не менее 15-20см с обязательным снятием в месте свариваемых деталей с обоих сторон технологических фасок ,тут всё рабочее усилие приходиться на боковые свариваемые детали малейшая трещина хотя бы на одной стороне приведёт к потере полностью всей рабочей поверхности так деталь не проварена полностью а лишь поверхностно ,если хочешь поэксперементировать возьми два куска пластика и спайку проведи как тут и попробуй сломать лопнет даже секунды не пройдёт а сделай шов в виде П_П_П и со снятием фаски и полным заполнением шва то так просто ты уже не сломаешь деталь и тебе всё таки придётся приложить усилие
@@drakoshagamer3075 чистая одежда из хлопка что ты удивляешься
@@enemyplayer7293 и меня не надо разводить на рассказы как надо ,у вас вон новых инженеров с ЕГЭ институтами дохуя развелось как собак недобитых ,один молотком двигатель от стиральной машины пиздит потому что ума нет снять шпонку другой в токарный станок пластиковые шестерни пристроить надумал а станок два дня даже не отработал отрыгнул всю его взаимозаменяемость и ложил болт он на утверждение что там нет нагрузки ,а по итогу результат один машины есть а не работают ,вам же не надо чтоб работало надо чтоб ломалось вот так работаете
Такой толстый метал без раскройки проварить просто невозможно это не провар в один шов это присераловка
Я работаю сварщиком 28 лет , но после такого , хочется сказать ""теперь я видел всё""!
А то что они варят там без маски? Одним словом Боливуд
Походу там всем пох.
Anh thợ Hàn gàu xe cuốc rất chuyên nghiệp
I agree with James Ratliff. What has to be understood here is perhaps there is not a lot of money to spend on proper teeth and so have to use what they got. Not everyone has the luxury of having access to all the gear that's why they are stick welding. And so in all fairness they have done a good enough repair. The machine can go and dig a hole. What more do you need.
@@sigsauer9mm957 just for the record. When i said thats why they are stick welding i was not knocking the process. Just saying that is what they had they did a far better job then i could have. Because i am only a hobby welder. If in future you haven't got anything good to say about my welding. Or anybody else better you said nothing at all.
Yes sig I know what stick welding is. Most welders who have access to mig will weld a bucket because it is faster. As long as you have the right gas and wire. Nothing wrong with arc or mig. I smoke lambert and butler ciggies not crack. Thanks for your comments though 👍
@@ruthbees7214 There's no qualified welder in the world who would weld that bucket with MIG. Are you just getting into welding? Maybe you're confusing MIG for Flux core? Flux core might look like MIG but there's no gas (the flux is inside the hollow wire). It's an alternative to stick welding because it can be faster. Other than that they ONLY way to weld that bucket is stick welding. You cannot use MIG for a job like this as it wont penetrate and it's not strong enough.
@@noteasybeingcheesy2673 hi cheesy i am no expert in welding. I was thinking of dual shield or flux core when i said mig welding this is what i ment by it just to clear up any confusion. Thanks ruth😁
@@ruthbees7214 You're welcome, no problem. The dual shield (flux core with gas) is alright indoors (no wind to flow the gas away) and it may look cleaner. It's not a as strong as flux core (no gas) though. For structural (or anything which needs to be strong like that bucket) there's really only two ways go: stick or flux core. The only real advantage to flux core is that it can be faster (so if you're working on a huge structure it would save on costs/time). Other than stick (which is the method I would choose for this bucket) it might be the way to go in terms of cost/time on a big project. You have to also consider the advantages of the stick itself vs a gun/nozzle. Stick is 14 inches long with common diameters of 3/32 to 5/32. You can weld areas where the gun/nozzle cannot reach or even if does you cannot get a good angle or you can barely move at. Another note on this video is that there should be more beveling. On something like that bucket (it's going to support heavy loads) you need full penetration. You can't just welding the top and bottom and leave a hollow space in the middle. The stick will of course penetrate (depending on which type of electrode you're using) to some degree but on thicker medal you need bevel well. Apologies for any spelling and grammar errors in my comments. I did go to college for a little while (sociology) but dropped out after I realized I'd rather work in a skilled trade and get some excerise and see the world.
А старые зубы чем не угодили?
Two things,first heat the grosers up first they go on alot easier,second why are you welding the grosers on?,they are meant to be breakaway...going to be a pita to swap them when you break on 15 minutes into digging
Muy mala reparación. Esa pieza se romperá en poco tiempo. No se preocuparon ni de hacer un chaflán para la soldadura y seguramente pusieron cualquier tipo de acero en la parte delantera. Por otro lado, los electrodos son rutilos y no básicos. Por supuesto, no hicieron radiografía de la soldadura ni un ultra-sonido porque no hubiera sido aceptada. Una reparación así es perder el tiempo.
Large scale dentistry ! 🦷🦷
If these guys had some tools like an overhead crane, even an oversized engine lifting portable crane it would be amazing the amount of work they could get done. Great work. If I were offering any advice it would be to radius or round off the outer part of the bucket cutting edge so the teeth could get all the way onto the edge. It would give a little more surface to weld and no gap. But great job.
Work and you’ll get what you need; work harder and you’ll get what you want.
😘
Apparently Elon Musk worked 24 hours a day all his life that earned 300 billion)
Anyone see a good reason to remove the bucket from the trackhoe for this repair?
Or do they just like pounding pins and rolling huge chunks of steel around in the dirt..?
Designed and engineered in Japan, sold second hand to China, worn to the bone and sent to die in Pakistan. The metal recycling industry there must love these "street repairs." Absolutely no prep work done or concept of heat tempering fatigue.
Buen trabajo. Me gusta.
до этого считал их гениями.но это жесть и колхоз ремонт
Я вообще не понял, нахрена они туда лезли. Нормальный же ковш был.
@@sergeypiletskiy1022 может специфика работ поменялась,
The original didnt look bad enough to cut off like that
Probably use for sand or mud
This work will never be ok!!
старый ковш переплавили и сделали тормозные диски BREMBO
No bevel. No pre-heating. What type of rod? Should be using 6011 for the root and 7018 for the filler and cap. And rebar in the grove? Yea, that will hold up to moving sod out of the way. And radius those corners. That plate will get ripped off once it is used for hard clay or concrete/asphalt.
beginner here, why the 6011 for the root?
I love these kids yelling on the internet
I gotta say, these guys are usually pretty good considering their conditions.. but these excavators require high level welding technique. Beveling is critical.
Фаску же надо снять перед сваркой, металл толстый
Está muy bien hecho el trabajo.
песок и глину ковырять пойдет))
Ухх.. кудаж такие зубы)))
The old bucked was better without adjustment...
Несмотря на то что экскаватор приехал сам в город ,сварка полное дермище слесарки ваше нет.результат отломанные зубы через день.
ОТЛИЧНО !!!!! ПРИВЕТ ИЗ РОССИИ !!!!🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🖐️🖐️🖐️👍👍👍
зачем гнуть электроды
this is one of the first videos that the workers had googles and boots
Wielki szacunku dla was 👍👍👍👍
So much fail, the teeth are not supposed to be part of the bucket, they are supposed to be replaceable. They are the first thing that wears down, and should be replaced when worn, to prevent this kind of work needling to be done.
For crying out load…….where’s his sandles
Gotta have that bent rod. Doesn't anyone have a chipping hammer? Poor repair in so many ways.
Лучше бы вообще не делали, чем так... Не понимаю я их привычку все в песке ремонтировать.
Amen🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏😍😍
No good!!! up to 10 i rate 2
Резка похожа на мечь ждедая) если не смотреть как режут. А смотреть уже на результат. То как от меча джедая след.
Welding in a steel bucket. Thats how I used to get a badass tan. The UV cooks you when it can reflect off of everything.
they already have a tan.
На коленке без защитных средств....Жесть даже для России
That is not how you repair or replace the teeth on a bucket. Not only did you ruin the integrity and value of the bucket, but you spent much longer doing it. Isn't there anybody to teach these people in third world countries how to properly prepare a weld and or fix and replace parts on a bucket??
You never praise bad work or bad behavior. The people who are giving a thumbs up to this kid have no idea what they're looking at.
Actually,it s need of our country..but we are improving with the passage of the time..but it will take time..
You took the words right of my mouth ... I've watched many of these kind of videos that YT is bombarded with ... most of the repairs are poorly executed and sometimes dangerous ... the funny thing is that they make so many views and likes and even good comments ...
they have to work with what they have or have access to , they dont have the same shops/infrastructure and things like that that many other countries have
@@melin1969 the internet exists for a reason lol
Now thats a welding mask take that Lincoln Electric
GREAT WORK, THE CUTTER WHAT A JOB. I DRINK TO MUCH COFFEE. NOW IF I HAD WELDED THAT WITH THE PIECE OF RIB BAR. IT WOULD HAVE BROKEN THE SAME DAY. OUTSTANDING WORK. I ALWAYS ENJOY SEEING THESE GUYS WORK. GOD BLESS THEM ALL.
Great idea
You are right about the rebar used as a filler. That weld will crack. It's just a matter of time.
As the great John McEnroe once said You Can't Be Serious.end quote.
It is what it is
Глаза.......
1:58 Typical bodge it job
Super sh-tty. They basically glued the top and bottom of the plate. No bevel. At best maybe 60% penetration. And buy a welding helmet. That hand held thing might be ok for tacking or a very short bead but not for burning rod and continuous rod.
Вот теперь экскаваторшику надо вырыть яму там и закопать сварщика
Таково толстово металу заварил без фаска проста так 😲. Это адаптер или коронка я не понял 🤔
Это хууууииитттаа
No bevel just straight thru...
تبارك الله
Great temporary fix.
How is cutting half the bucket off and poorly welding on a sad set of teeth more efficient than just replacing the tooth that needs it especially if none of them need it.. you know ..if it ain't broke.. dont hack it up
Всё отлично,только на дворе 21век,а маска из прошлого!!!
Gloves nya gk di pakai bro. ? Mesti full safty 😁✋🇮🇩
Good Work
Thanks for the visit.
Flama cutting or plasma cutting
7016도장봉도아니고 오느천년에용접을다한다 말이고 한국에서는결코용납되지않는작업이다
😁👍
Это не долго будет держаться такой лист 5 варить нужно минимум
How strong are those welds going to be? A domestic power supply can't offer enough amps to penetrate those parts enough surely. Plus clean the parts to bare metal. It will give a MUGH stronger weld. You have a grinder at hand already. Overall nicely planned work but Exekution leaves me tonwonder how well it will last.
다른의미로 대단하네
Very thin welds for my taste...
Good Work 👍
Thanks ✌️
А нахрена они электрод гнут?🤣
Им же не обьяснили что можно держак повернуть, да и электроды наверно в саседней комнате изготавливают из бамбука вот и не экономят)))
01:58
Tem pessoas que falam que tem que encher de solda em chapas grossas. Que dessa forma aí do vídeo a solda fica superficial.
Que teria que fazer uma fenda na emenda, e ir enchendo de solta até a superfície, para ficar soldada por completo.
Será que assim como eles fizeram fica soldada por completa também?
Not the best techniques or materials so the bucket cannot be expected to last. They have to work with what they have l suppose.
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That definitely is “random”… I’m not so sure on the talent part 👀😂😂😂
Когда отрезали зубья у ковша, я думал они сейчас казан делать будут ))))
Thats some long tooth on bucket lol...
Kullanılan kaynak elektrodu, yapılan işe göre ince gibime geldi.
You know the toothbrush was invented in West Virginia because if it came from anywhere else it would have been called the teethbrush
yup...that looks factory original :)
Hoy protect you eyes and hand dangerous job not Good safety first
Anjay kagak di bepel ahahaha dalemnya kosong laslasan
Can anyone explain why they bend the electrode part way sown the rod please?
It's.thetechnic.of.oldwelders.who.taughtwelding.in.indian.country.1980s
this is how the jawas got their start
Now, brush regularly and stay away from sweets!
They destroyed the bucket. 🤣🤣🤣 Totally improper method.
Pepe gotera y otilio
Sama saya juga memperbaiki big bucket PC 2000 komatsu
Onde é que você mora
они знают что такое фаска?
Esses caras devem ser tudo surdo. Não tem um protetor auricular, velho.
Больно смотреть на такой ремонт и специалистов
Как дела?
Worst thing is the guy probably thinks hes doing it the correct way.....
Туох сонун?
кислород высокого качества кстати, режет. В путляндии сейчас в баллонах вместо кислорода воздухом торгуют
Making a Excellent Bucket
Best wishes ❤ 👉
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Nice work very amazing
Thank you very much!
И так сойдет 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mate this gave me anxiety the whole video 😵🤯
Back to trade school Sonshine 👍🏻