Making the kubota great again (Welding a cracked stick)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 เม.ย. 2022
- Part 1 of making the kubota great again, in this part we are welding and reinforcing the cracked stick on the excavation arm.
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I need you to break more equipment. The repairs are most interesting!
Ha ha I hope you don't have special powers 😳
this machine was the reason why i started following you. it was a perfect explanation of how to connect a two way function..... ik can see youre having fun. thanks greetings marc
So fun, glad I still have it than. Yes this job was fun, it went easy and it made the machine so much better 😊
You're a really great mechanician !! Respect !! With Andrew Camarrata , you're both the best !
Thanks 😀
Great stuff as always.
Thanks 😀
great fix, really enjoy watching whatever you do
Hi glad you enjoy the videos 😀
Kompis!!! It's so good to see you again! **leaves a new tennis ball for him to chase**
Yes it's been a long time since he appeared in my videos. Not so easy when I got the shop away from home sadly, but he got his own space with a mat and toys in the new shop 😊
@@MiniMachines1 l am sure he loves it! As long as he can be with his Daddy, he's one happy pup!!!
Love the videos
Thanks, glad you like them 😀
Det er så kjekt å se på videoen dine
Morro at dem faller i smak
Considering the ridiculous cost of new (and used) equipment these days, no question it's worth repairing IF you have the time. That little Kubota is doing ok for 3000 hrs. Never thought that small stuff could last that long since they are often abused/overloaded.
Sure wish you'd talk more about starting your business and how it's progressing.
And I think you should rebrand your channel to something like 'Top of the World' excavation - to you, working in such a northern climate is normal, but to the rest of the world it's an interesting change to the typical grading channel.
Yes prices are ridiculous right now, the kobelco goes for more now than I bought it for in 2018😳
The little kubota is holding up strong for its houers, the service was well worth it, guess I will have a few new years out of it now.
Yes it has been requested before, never seems to fit in to an video, but I could make an own video about that.
This summer is going to be great it looks like, and last summer was a blast 😁
I actually think you are on to somthing there, that would have been an great channel name😊
When I saw you bring out my tool of choice I thought I was on the Pakistani rebuild channel.(Big Wink) Just teasing Thanks for allowing me into your shop.
He he 😅
My old bobcat had that part of the tick get too worn so a local shop cut it off and weld in a new piece of steel and i think it was a easier repair then the way you did it. then again they had a good lath for making the complex shape on the inside.
If i were in your place i likely would have just gone strait for torching it off and starting over again like you ended up with. Love the attempts though, i have certainly done similar things before realizing that there is an easier way.
Yes it was the easiest in the end, seemed like it was an easier way when I stared but I was wrong 😅
Woo🥳 ny video👍 forsett den brae jobben🙂
Takk 😀
Great job Isak, make sure of 100% weld seal as corrosive jacking by rust can break your welds, if air and damp et between the steel layers.
Thanks. Yes that's why I pointed out the pinhole I got 😊
Bra video. Tror isje det ryke me det fusta nå👍 du har god tålmodighet som E så nøye👍
Nei satser på det overlever levetiden på motoren nå 😁
Can you tell me the thickness of material on the arm ? I have some small cracks on my yanmar sv08 and i am not sure which current i need to use ... thank you
Great video and great job repairing your machine. I was wondering how your tractor is doing since you repaired it?
Thanks. The repairs are still good, the end of the i video of the repair was from the same day I released the video so than it had been holding for 2 months
Great Work Isak hope that will not crack again. The time will tell. What do you do with the further stick bore were the bushings become lose? The new ones won't stay in place again because the bore is worn out. I know that you already did the bushing change but little tech tip. Set some beats of weld inside the bushings you wanted to change. The welding shrinks the bushings and you can slide it out easily.
Thanks 😀 I hope this fix will hold for the rest of the time I got it.
You will see in the next part how I solved that.
Yes I used the welding trick before but luckily it was no need on this machine.
Which quick coupler are you using for the machine? And where did you get your buckets? I want to get a 4-6 inch trenching and a 30" grading bucket.
I use an s30 quick coupler. Buckets i got in internet shops.
Here we measure buckets in liters not inches.
For us that is easy because we know how many liters each machine can handle
Like my Kubota can use an 50 liters bucket at max kobelco 100 liters terex 150 liters and so on
Hi there
I have enjoyed your efforts and must comment…one of the causes is you are using a bucket that is too big for the dynamics and limitations of the machine
Hi glad you liked it. The bucket is 55 liters and on the big end for this machine. But my guess is the hydraulic breaker have done most of the damage on wearing out bolts and bushings
it's because hummering? my miniex have 4500, and no cracks, but i newer whorck with a hammer.
I'm pretty sure it's because of the loose bushings in the stick as you see when I'm taking it apart.
i‘m happy for you, you can work in a heated room with enough light. what are you doing with the workshop next to your house?
Yes that's great. Just for storage now. Keep my snowmobiles there and stuff.
you are genius. stay healthy
Damn you work fast when you turn up the music ;)
He he oh I wish that was true 😅
That worklight sliding around could use some magnets in the bottom of it.
He he yes and the stick as well 😅 the light had a hard life but actually on of the best lamps ever, since you get light in any position, and it's pretty slim if you are working on a car in the engine bay
I see I'm not the only one using ryobi grinder and light.
It's pretty good actually, as long as you don't have the 115mm model of the grinder that one is terrible. The 125mm is good. And the light is one of the best ones since you can bend it in all directions.
i have the cat 300.9 micros the dipper boom tends to crack in the same place from hammer work ,we have broken a few dippers , the first one or two i got repaired, the cost of a new dipper is 350 euro , hardly worth the hastle to repair them , maybe just to keep as a spare
That was cheap, for this one the stick was $2500😐
That is going to be a strong fix for the stick. The machine will be like new when all the repairs are done and it's painted, you will most likely keep it. :) Question, how much weight can your dump trailer haul legally and what size is the box? Looking forward to part two of this video.
Yes I'm hoping the fox will outlast the rest. It's really nice now so I'm looking forward to show you the finished machine.
I can haul 10 tons of payload, about 7 kubic meters. I think it's 4,5x2.30m
Hei, hvilke camera bruker du og filme med, og hvilken drone har du kjøpt, noe og anbefale ?
Hei, favoritten er dji sitt gopro kamera med skjerm framme og bak, har også gopro black med ekstern mic men gopro er ikke like stabil som dji.
Drone er det dji mini, gode bilder og lett å få med seg. Nå er 3ern ute med follow me funksjon så blir mulig bytte nå 😁
@@MiniMachines1 Takk for svar. forsett det gode arbeid .
Just fitted new pins and bushings to my yanmar b17 and reconditioned my hammer.. €1000..
So fun to make the old like new 😁 hammer is soon the operating table here as well 😀👍
@@MiniMachines1 hammers are killing for excavators. Everything breaks including the hammer itself im mechanic myself but when someone else had to do the work that 1000 euro can be doubled or trippled.
I have fun doing the repairs myself but i kinda like to earn some money with a job too 😀 how is your tiltrotator going or is that a ended story?
Yes it's tough on the machine that's why I charge $40 extra for using it, that will pay for new parts.
Actually just picked up the new piston from the post office today 😁
it is aways far better to rip a machine a part and totally rebuild it then buying new plus i love doing it, as a welder by trade on heavy equipment,, it is all rebuild-able, just dont buy parts from the dealer, get a machine shop to make all your new pins an pin bosses,, bushings far cheaper, lots of guys do it on the side,, i just wish i learned machining in my young years so i could do it all.. just a little advice. lose the mig welder totally on repairs, stick weld only with 7018 DC or 8018 DC start off with a 3.32 rod.. keep your arc more to the thicker steel part ans stich over to thinner,, back an forth on a 1, 2, 3 count per weave. cut all plates off and get to the plate in side, and repair and rebuild out,, mig welding is ok for new steel fabricating, not any repairs,, plus learn to weld 110% with stick before ever picking up a mig,, and only use mig for new steel fabricating,, once you got the stick welding down 110% any kid can put steel down with a mig, dont mean its going to hold a thing.. ,ig is not for repair jobs or old steel..
Yes fixing it my self is always a better feeling. Sadly a worker in Norway is so expensive it would have been twice the price to get a machine shop to make the bushings and pins.
@@MiniMachines1 here in Canada buying from a dealer kills you. after all all the parts are made over seas.. .. it give one great pride in a well rebuild job
I tried to get 6 bolts made for the rollers on the little minidumper a few years ago, the quote I got was more than new complete rollers from the manufacturer 😳
Just got the windows and a new door on the kobelco, the door was $5000🙄 that's like 1/5 of the new price on the machine. Luckily it was an insurance case but anyways.
@@MiniMachines1 thats crazy on the bolts to be made, i know some shops that are really big charge a lot. but there are so many that work in big plants that have a shop at there home and do it on the side, and i have 2 guys with home shops that do all the machine shop work i need at a good price, as for the door and window i do know when it is an insurance case they mark the price up 300 to 600 %, i dropped my glass insurance many years ago as my glass premium was %800 a year and i can buy any front glass for $300 cnd Canada $
You need a leith to make your own pins and bushings
Yes that would have been nice, still I would have bought them new it takes a lot of time to make it.
Fishmouth plates-
So they have a name ☺️
Trur du tok i litt mtp prisen for foringer og bolter. 60000 kr e ca 6900 dollar :) Meeeeen de kan jo være laga av gull :)
Sa æ ikke 1500 dollars? 16000kr eller 1500 dollar? 🤔
@@MiniMachines1 Ja kanskje det va sixteen du sa. Hørtes ut som sixty. Då e det fifty/fæmty der aillså hehe.
Stå på. Om det e sixty eller sixteen 🙂👍
That's what happens when you buy junk
Oh the kubota is everything else than junk. If you see my channel I got 4 different brands of mini excavators, and the kubota is one of my favorites 😊
I recommend you test one👌
Stop moving the camera so much 😤
Yes it was terrible camerawork, I saw it my self in editing 😣 sorry will make sure I don't do that again