Great video! I will mention that I prefer a bit more narration of what needs to be done and how you will approach it and exactly what materials and rods or wire is used, and why if it not what I would normally expect. Thank you...
85% new bucket haha - next the necks going to break off and you'll be replacing the top end XD Bloody beast pack of welds tho. What you recon you put in 40kilo of wire? haha
We usually run the bottom wear strips all the way across and hang over the sides of the bucket. The way your customer has designed it will cause the corners to wear out before the bottom has and will require cracks to be fixed or the bottom to fail prematurely. Very HQ work on your end.
As usually outraging Job...what is missing, nur very interesting...whats the rebuilt hours in work and Material Price? would Not Wonder when over 7500 bucks.
Man, we need more people with your skill/depth of knowledge to be teaching the next generation, it mostly seams to be about how quick/least amount of hard work that can be done by alot of the youngsters, I'd love to be your apprentice or even just your waterboy, would still learn loads. Props!!
hey man i like your wonderful video but i want 2see wheel loader smashed like steering or arm or bucket something like that in the next time ..good jop pal thx peace.👊
I know you might not reply seeing that this video was posted 2 years ago but I would really much appreciate it if you could show how you went about in determining the curves that the plate must be bent to
tip. if you let the cutting edge protrude about 50mm outside the tooth adapter, it will extend the life of it a lot. but maybe it was wanted like this?
Rocks cause the most wear on equipment than anything else. The "dirt" wear plates installed on the back will help. Would have been interesting to know what steel was used in the plating. AR400 for example or otherwise.
@@allistairc123 I work with a guy that puts full Hardox on their mini buckets, but they do alot of beating with them so I think the added strength helps them. For someone not as abusive, mild would be sufficient.
You need a bigger welder and bigger wire for these jobs. It takes so many passes to build up any bead with what you are using now. The bead size and probably penetration are way too small for the material you are working with.
Would like to see more of the process.
Agreed. Impressive work...no doubt. Just wondering how you go about accomplishing these amazing results. WOW!
more of the actual process would make a more interesting video
Great video! I will mention that I prefer a bit more narration of what needs to be done and how you will approach it and exactly what materials and rods or wire is used, and why if it not what I would normally expect. Thank you...
woulda liked to see em bend what appears to be a half inch steel replacement plate. but still amazing stuff. thanks
Bend it with FIRE
Takes a monster brake to do that shit. Pretty epic.
Man says 20mm that's more than ¾" you see the brake they use in some of his other videos, it's a monster
Bend? Nah did it Titan style and milled it from a solid block :p
I think I saw a 270t press brake in another vid. That'd do it for sure.
Was great to see a cat, he was like, hurry up and have lunch, I'm hungry.
great job. its nearly like triggers broom, you practically built a whole new bucket there for the customer. tasty job
Good work!
All hardoxed up!
In all fairness the customer should have fixed that rock bucket before you tear a hole in though...
85% new bucket haha - next the necks going to break off and you'll be replacing the top end XD
Bloody beast pack of welds tho. What you recon you put in 40kilo of wire? haha
5 mins is more like 40 to 60 hrs and a lot of prep work
The little black cat didn't look impressed, but I was.
We usually run the bottom wear strips all the way across and hang over the sides of the bucket. The way your customer has designed it will cause the corners to wear out before the bottom has and will require cracks to be fixed or the bottom to fail prematurely. Very HQ work on your end.
Exactly in my area this would be a huge mistake
Impressive and perhaps next time you can share the actual work like bending welding cutting etc
Not much left of the original, they got about all they was going to get out of it.
You do absolutely rock solid repair also use top notch materials it don't get better than SSAB
What a work of. Art.
As usually outraging Job...what is missing, nur very interesting...whats the rebuilt hours in work and Material Price? would Not Wonder when over 7500 bucks.
I haven't seen anything of the process, such a video can also be shortened to 1 minute :(
But the result is completely ok
Well done. Lot of work there. Many hours gone into it?
Not sure, other lad done it must find out
Man, we need more people with your skill/depth of knowledge to be teaching the next generation, it mostly seams to be about how quick/least amount of hard work that can be done by alot of the youngsters, I'd love to be your apprentice or even just your waterboy, would still learn loads.
Props!!
hey man i like your wonderful video but i want 2see wheel loader smashed like steering or arm or bucket something like that in the next time ..good jop pal thx peace.👊
out of interest why only mild steel bottom not grad 450 ?
That's a wasted 6 minutes of my life I'll never get back. Thought I was gonna see some welding. Nope.....just talking
What a Flamin Winger
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why did they only want mild steel in the bottom not hardox . great work
How long did this repair take??
I know you might not reply seeing that this video was posted 2 years ago but I would really much appreciate it if you could show how you went about in determining the curves that the plate must be bent to
I actually didnt do this just b but usually follow the original as a template
I got dizzy watching this video
Great work there Allistair.
What wire did you use please?
This one left out the good bits. :(
Nice job 👍
I see the safety officer s on duty, cute.
Only just found your channel. All brilliant stuff, Land Rover's, tractor's and welding! Just what I am into! Top stuff young man!
What a beast! Tidy job too.
Hardox!! Used it many times same application. Your customer will be damn happy with this job
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Good job 👍
Good job,strength where it matters,second life for that rock bucket,didn't spare the steel either,.
Beefy
Он один эта всё сделал!!👍👍👍
Overhaul? ... you practically build the customer a new one, a better one! What a job!
Looks like you made a better-than-new rock bucket for cheaper than a new one! Great content.
If it wouldn’t be too much trouble, could you tell us how much time goes into your projects? Like I have about 3 hours to this point... thanks
tip. if you let the cutting edge protrude about 50mm outside the tooth adapter, it will extend the life of it a lot. but maybe it was wanted like this?
Looks like å super bucket. Very like what we are using in Norway who it's a rocky country 👍
Bucket looks better than new, Some more narrative about the process, would be great though.
Great result but please more narration. Welding wire used, preheat if any, critical measurements etc.
I could look at welds like this man puts down all day long.
Me too....
Looks awesome. The customer should get lots of life from it. Looks like it’s hard to hurt this item now.
Should be able to do the next bucket in UNDER 5 minutes... right? :-)
Nice job. This type video could have been 20 min longer and i would have watched it.
All bucket wich material use
MS, OHNS or Others?
the finished product gotta be 10 times more durable than the original bucket
BIG bucket,,, SMALL pins
0:55 - New lightweight bucket model
Nice to see some quality Swedish steel being used!
Beautiful job on the bucket
How is that a rebuild? Its all new!!!
Now that's a proper repair. Nice to see the customer not wanting to cut corners.
Nice job, I also rebuild buckets loader/track hoe ect.
At what point is it cheaper to buy a new bucket?
Wish you could film your arc shots in action
That bucket looks bad ass
Mate that is a work of art! Thank you for sharing.
nice new teef
Would have been nice to see some of the work
Wow how the fook do someone let it get like that
Rocks cause the most wear on equipment than anything else. The "dirt" wear plates installed on the back will help. Would have been interesting to know what steel was used in the plating. AR400 for example or otherwise.
He said what it was in the video. Hardox.
How many hours?
Awesome video man
thats a brute of a bucket.
So is it cheaper to build a bucket or buy a new one?
depends whose doing the rebuilding, depends where you get new one from.
Would like to see more of the cat.
Good and niec gob
dam good work
Nice job mate
Tidy work
Nice work !
Nice job
Some good job there, do you prefer to use flux core wire than the gas mig?
Dual shield flux core, it's good positional welds
@@allistairc123 ah that's interesting, thanks
Im a welder all we use is smaw but i got a buddy that works for caterpillar and all they use is dual shield
Lets see the big mill setup.
Mite just have bought a new one.
True, but would it have been to customers specifications?
So mild steel for the bottom and Hardox for the wearstrips?
Yes or can go full hardox depending on what customer requests and budget
@@allistairc123 I work with a guy that puts full Hardox on their mini buckets, but they do alot of beating with them so I think the added strength helps them. For someone not as abusive, mild would be sufficient.
A thing of beauty
You need a bigger welder and bigger wire for these jobs. It takes so many passes to build up any bead with what you are using now. The bead size and probably penetration are way too small for the material you are working with.
Well that was boring no talking no welding what’s the point of this channel ?im
subscribed but if you don’t improve I’m off sorry pal