@Vablo no they aren't. The same components on a car are fully accessible with an (admittedly expensive) diag computer from Snap on, Matco, or several other aftermarkets.
@@vablo7198 Of course everything is locked away in a proprietary manner for YOUR SAFETY. Imagine if the cave man who figured out how to make fire had kept that locked behind a monthly visit with your wife for your safety...
As a non English speaker these are the most hilarious videos I’ve ever found specially with the automatic subtitles. My English vocabulary is improving so fuck!!
@@edplaysdrums8435 Obviously the basics have been taken care of previously, this is the extras. I like to watch all content in English over my native language to maintain and improve my English skills. Next I'm learning German which I have already began so then I'll move on consuming the German content
Far be it for me to comment on another mans rod but sometimes I do. For all amateur bubblegummers in the crowd, try scratching the end of your electrode on the concrete floor if it won't start easy, knocks off the crucible cup and grinds slagged ends, less likely to damage the flux from hard impacts when trying to scratch the arc.
Bumblefucks pinyin is off though. The pronunciation is not right - X basically sounds like S. "Zhuan" would be the correct choice for wordplay with "John".
@@luobomu9747 true...perhaps he has deployed hieroglyphics, grafting 'X' , military speak for point of death, to Juan ... This man is genius as evidenced by the erudite viewers such as luobo ma. Zhousi gao wo ni de laoshi de mingze?
I learned recently to flick the tip of your rod as soon as you pull out, just be careful where the schmoo ends up. Then no need to peck next time you light up the rod. Welding tip of the day 👍
remember the one you did on denso tape? It always stuck with me because I had rifled around my grandpas drawers in a non Appalachian manner, and found a roll I knew what it was because of you and impressed the old man!
Im new to hydraulics, and when i open something i dug out of the scrap yard i wonder why it has so much sandy crud in it, never thought about quick connectors letting shit in. makes more sense now. Then again, getting the components from junkyards might be the real key to my conundrum...
You can do one better. Add 2 Tees on the backside of the diverter valve for pressure and return. Then run from there some hoses to the rear of the tractor. That way you have a rear remote. Making it a multi purpose 3rd function.
The copper below the solenoid coil could possibly be to dissipate any residual magnetic field left by the electro coil. They typically use a non ferrous metal washer. I see this a lot in refrigeration solenoid valves.
The dust accumulator masquerading as a pair of fire squishers tells me that you have a solid safety rekkid at the shop. You have a high quality of life there in the land of the Deere good sir
As you’ve described, a diverter valve “takes over” one of the existing functions when activated. A true third function is a valve attached to the power-beyond port and can be activated independently. Good on Deere for accurately identifying this as a diverter valve. Mahindra isn’t as forthcoming in their description.
surplus center has a diverter valve for $60 9-12390 also i used a foot switch to activate, surplus center has a nice one for $17 also JIC 4 TO JIC6 adapters $3
I think I saw 10 GPM on your spec sheet. Just wanted to say that the symbols you drew were for spool valve type directional valves, not the screw in cartridge valves that you are using. That could cause some confusion to some of your subs if they are looking to you for instruction on such stuff. An elderly Native American once taught me that a piece of broken file taped, screwed or glued to a short piece of 2X4 with a magnet on the backside makes an excellent place to knock the bugger off the end of 7018 rods when they need to be restarted. The coarser the file the better. Still lovin' your crazy approach to spreading knowledge. Keep it up, LOL
My first excavator was an older Takeuchi, equipped with a (aftermarket) diverter valve to switch between the thumb function and boom side swing function. Makes a guy grateful to have a machine properly equipped from the factory.
This may be the first video i actually have some kind of first hand experiance with. Im a forklift mechanic and actually installed things very similar to this on lifts. At a john deere factory none the less
Oh the primadonna operators. Thank god my guys (most) don’t have that attitude. Where did they get the attitude that they are the tall blonde with big tits of the construction workers? In NYC, it’s because they get the paid the most but didn’t know it was a widespread disease.
@@nybirdman I have to be able to proficiently run every piece of equipment on the job from all the different manufacturers and control configurations. We make it look easy.
If you want to do it proper, you need a Eaton Vickers open center valve. You place the valve in series before it gets to the hitch control valve and hook up the electronicals. You can find handles with switches in them also. Dear John's engineers said I couldn't do it but I proved them wrong. It worked really well and allowed the third function to work with the other functions as all the fluids are passing through the valve all the time. Was a fun science experiment for the other knuckle draggers to watch.
AVe, as an ag mechanic myself any chance you could build a squat jack out of a hydraulic ram, built into an axle stand with adjustable height. So we can use the tractor hydraulics to jack up the tractor for changing tyres and dual wheels. Proof of concept maybe. Would be a life saver for big 4wd’s in the paddock in Australian heat!
Another absolute classic. Oh shit, pitter patter i better get at er'! Told the Mrs. that i had to watch a couple vijaoes to figure out the sink. It was her celery and rice that stopped it up solid. Figured that out 30 seconds in. Few mumbled pleasantries keeps her out. The "learning" part gets me slack until she hears AvE's voice.
When the end of your welding rod is sealed up with slag. Rake it on a file that you preemptively brought with you or if you forgot the file, rake it on the concrete floor. You got to bust the glass off the end before it will arc.
man! I'm here in your channel since how many years still the same, your work and the way you talk is really nostalgic and yet easy and both serious/funny 😂, this is how to translate distracting manuals to human understanding 😂😂😂
I'm with you 100% on hating pipe threads, especially if it's a bent fitting. They never get tight in the right position then when they get loose, you have to pull it, put on thread tape and hope it doesn't leak when tightened.
I loved the extra sound effects in this episode LOL - "I'm an operator" in that high-pitched voice. Then blowing the raspberries when shmooing the connectors literally made me laugh out loud :D Not to mention the welder adjustments haha
6:48 GEEZE you are not lying. I installed a radiator on my friends car several years ago and I slapped it in out of the box and the trans cooler fitting that was mounted to the radiator out of the box was leaking like a sieve.... but of course he made it a few days before it really started leaking. Also I work in an automotive shop and you get these inexperienced people doing simple stuff like tire rotations and they are bad to finger tight the lug nuts ALL THE WAY DOWN... as in there is no outwardly obvious way to tell the wheels are loose. They walk off and get distracted and a car could leave the shop with a wheel that is JUST tight enough to make it up to the speed of death. Versus if they had just left them flappin' in the breeze you would hear that they were loose immediately when driving it out of the shop OR if you had the foreskin to kick the tire as a quick check it would be obvious. Yes always check out of the box condition of all important bolts/fittings.
We did it lazy with our 2030. Ran a set of lines from the rear outlets and up the arms. Works brilliant. And was cheaper than custom making a valve assembly.
I have enjoyed your video presentations for an eon or two. I always thought you had potential. This presentation was great. I have been in industrial hydraulics and pneumatics for over twenty years. You make working fun!
I have one on my bucket grapple. It's a single solenoid unit from Baileys. It works wonderfully except sometimes it sticks when it's cold and I have to tap on the end of the solenoid with a hammer.
That's the case almost everywhere. Hell I work retail and we started putting stock in the delivery truck garage across the street for the holiday season temporarily. 1 year later and were still doing it. Awkward as fuck crossing the street with a pallet full of large TV's, than bringing said TV's back when customers buy them in a couple of days.
Heya AvE. At about 6:30 it’s good to see that your extinguishers are secured from tipping over, and appear to be regularly serviced... just like mine. 😳
The switch dickery setup there undead. They make a gun handle setup for that and it includes a trigger switch. You can also get the option of auxiliary switches on top for zombie lights or a horn or something too.
I've literally seen the caulk + paint in the field. Oilfield modules fabricated, ahem, fabricobbled overseas. Ironworker bumped a "weld" with his bull pin, and you'll never guess what happened next.
As a metal fabricator, there are few things that hurt my heart more than seeing operators silicone things together that they were unable to properly weld.
When I was but a wee apprentice, my Journeyman told me some sage advice "Never sweat at work, never shit at home" so when the ol' OT Fairy comes 'round you pay your respects by immediately hitting the head for a moment of silent but deadlies at time and a half.
A small plethora of companies seem to have popped up selling overpriced, but generally functional, bits of kit for subcompact tractors to people who don't know any better. Seems like a great niche market really.
I might be wrong, but that Delta Power logo is a Greek Delta character, followed by a P. But I'm no scholar, no Greek, and I'm distinctly adverse to any sort of change. So don't take my word for it.
Got one of those valves off Ebay for $20. Guy had it listed wrong. Needed a valve for my dump trailer. It's even John Deere. Least now I know what it's for.
Simple long term solution to making NPT fittings not leak is to just dope them with two part epoxy, like JB weld, when assembling. Given the typical two part epoxy has less than 5000 PSI sheer strength and is in a sub paper thin layer in the threads only filing in the microscopic gaps , it doesn't take much force to unthread the fitting if needed. I've been doing problematic hydraulic fitting fixes that way for 20 or better years that way and never had a problem with reoccurring leaks/fitting seep issues for it.
A fucking men brother super 33 and ducktape the plant will keep running i think we still have some conduits that are energized on the stacker, no ones gonna pull a new neutrall at 3 in the morning just tie it to the conduit and put dont touch and tell msha its no longer in use
The "I'm an operator" quote with that exact voice made me spit out my beer all over my screen. Us welder types that run everything like to make fun of the operators that can't do anything else but run the equipment and we use that exact voice with that same quote.
If the solenoid on the rod end takes a crap on ya and you pressurize the blind end you can fairly easily generate enough pressure to crack the cylinder in half long ways, due to the difference in surface area. The broken cylinder preceded doing the math on just how much extra mechanical advantage that difference in surface area produces in my particular case.
I'm a recent subscriber combing through your VJOs, I waited for a new video to comment something you'd put a "like" on, but I can't find shit to say because I'm a chemist/home gamer in fabrication & mécanique auto/moto and this ain't really my field of expertise Sooooo all I can say is Cheers from Belgium !! We make the best beer in the world, so if you'd like a treato when we can travel, I'll introduce you to the skookumest beers of our country!
ive used looks like the same kit but for a kioti tractor. mine was a generic one so i had to source own hoses and fittings. i hate the zip tie switch and need to come up with something better. i put on the tractor for a snow blade. the reason for it is the cost of a valve for my tractor "the right way" was more than double and would take a lot more work. this was simple to install. took more time making a bracket and getting hoses with all the odd ends on them for the tractor side. enjoyed the video
Hey bud, I work for a JD dealer, and I have a joystick option that has the button, doing away with the switch method you mentioned, if you’re interested. Please thumb up so he can see it.
We had a fairway mower that started leaking form a face o-ring joint. Took me all summer to get it straightened out and i had to do a little machining to the fitting.
Its funny how TTWT reviews this same Artillian kit and its great. AvE reviews it and meh...
Use code "AvE" for 5% Discount!!!!
Diverters suck. Get a real third function.
TheTreegodfather True! My old backhoe has a manual diverter valve to switch between the loader and the hoe. PITA to keep switching back and forth...
who is TTWT?
@@inund8 The Toddler with Tools
iirc, no clue who that is
You're modifying a John Deer tractor? You're going to end up in jail with Louis Rossmann.
John Deer sounds like Communism.
Voiding the warranty? Go 2 gulag.
@@LazyLifeIFreak Not a Dear John though!!! Worst a John Doe!
@Vablo no they aren't. The same components on a car are fully accessible with an (admittedly expensive) diag computer from Snap on, Matco, or several other aftermarkets.
@@vablo7198 Of course everything is locked away in a proprietary manner for YOUR SAFETY.
Imagine if the cave man who figured out how to make fire had kept that locked behind a monthly visit with your wife for your safety...
Third function valve mainly for birthdays and sometimes Father's Day.
You're a lucky lad if maybe father's day. Birthdays are the norm, but not if ya get all sloshy! Only one kind of fun allowed on yer berthday 🤣
I go number 3 everyday -wife participation is optional in that in case you didn't know. . .
@@snap-off5383 Metric not Imperial, how inbareassing.
@@robertkingswood1188 well in that case, I never. . . even though I am married.
@John F That's 2nd function.
The caulk + paint as fake weld bead: GENIUS!.
Like my "welded" wooden windows?
Just dont be under it.. all's good :)
Yeah, but welding does not bend when pushed in.
@@BoB4jjjjs *SHhhhh..... It's gonna be fiiiinnnneee. ;)
Looks good from my house
As a non English speaker these are the most hilarious videos I’ve ever found specially with the automatic subtitles. My English vocabulary is improving so fuck!!
Same here, I watch these mostly because of the language he uses.
Don’t learn from HIM!. No bugger will understand a word you say.
Ha ha lads, this may not be the best place to learn english 😂
@@edplaysdrums8435
Cannalingus (Canadian, eh?)
@@edplaysdrums8435 Obviously the basics have been taken care of previously, this is the extras. I like to watch all content in English over my native language to maintain and improve my English skills. Next I'm learning German which I have already began so then I'll move on consuming the German content
Far be it for me to comment on another mans rod but sometimes I do. For all amateur bubblegummers in the crowd, try scratching the end of your electrode on the concrete floor if it won't start easy, knocks off the crucible cup and grinds slagged ends, less likely to damage the flux from hard impacts when trying to scratch the arc.
I was waiting for him to sa"Ah, I can't f*******g see!" Good tip though.
Concrete floor? Damn, yet another fancy accessory I don't have!
Something else I find that works well is to throw the stick in the trash and grab the mig box :D
"Deere Xuan,... " is a whole days humour in two words, back to cutting pulp for me. I will watch it later
Bumblefucks pinyin is off though. The pronunciation is not right - X basically sounds like S. "Zhuan" would be the correct choice for wordplay with "John".
@@luobomu9747 true...perhaps he has deployed hieroglyphics, grafting
'X' , military speak for point of death, to Juan ...
This man is genius as evidenced by the erudite viewers such as
luobo ma.
Zhousi gao wo ni de laoshi de mingze?
I work at a Deere dealer in the states. We always use either the Deere factory kits for those 2000 series tractors or WR Long 3rd function kit.
Thank you as always. You make my day as bright as when I leave my helmet set on grinder and begin to weld.
I learned recently to flick the tip of your rod as soon as you pull out, just be careful where the schmoo ends up.
Then no need to peck next time you light up the rod.
Welding tip of the day 👍
remember the one you did on denso tape? It always stuck with me because I had rifled around my grandpas drawers in a non Appalachian manner, and found a roll I knew what it was because of you and impressed the old man!
Im new to hydraulics, and when i open something i dug out of the scrap yard i wonder why it has so much sandy crud in it, never thought about quick connectors letting shit in. makes more sense now.
Then again, getting the components from junkyards might be the real key to my conundrum...
Wish we had good junkyards around here, you're lucky for that, Rin.
Grab a hurst shifter knob with a shift button, that’s what we did on my buddies Mahindra
XOZ Industries My first thought, make it a “Race Deere”, not to mention the convenience!
You can do one better. Add 2 Tees on the backside of the diverter valve for pressure and return. Then run from there some hoses to the rear of the tractor. That way you have a rear remote. Making it a multi purpose 3rd function.
The copper below the solenoid coil could possibly be to dissipate any residual magnetic field left by the electro coil. They typically use a non ferrous metal washer. I see this a lot in refrigeration solenoid valves.
The dust accumulator masquerading as a pair of fire squishers tells me that you have a solid safety rekkid at the shop. You have a high quality of life there in the land of the Deere good sir
As you’ve described, a diverter valve “takes over” one of the existing functions when activated. A true third function is a valve attached to the power-beyond port and can be activated independently.
Good on Deere for accurately identifying this as a diverter valve. Mahindra isn’t as forthcoming in their description.
This is not a John Deere product, or Deere suppoted add-on. It is an after-market product from Artillian.
When Uncle Bumblefork uploads a video, I click on it as soon as i see it.
“Instagram stack-a-dime rainbow warriors” has me dying laughing
surplus center has a diverter valve for $60 9-12390 also i used a foot switch to activate, surplus center has a nice one for $17 also JIC 4 TO JIC6 adapters $3
If the tractor has rear couplers, a lot of guys make up hoses to run from the back couplers up front to run attachments on the loader.
I think I saw 10 GPM on your spec sheet. Just wanted to say that the symbols you drew were for spool valve type directional valves, not the screw in cartridge valves that you are using. That could cause some confusion to some of your subs if they are looking to you for instruction on such stuff. An elderly Native American once taught me that a piece of broken file taped, screwed or glued to a short piece of 2X4 with a magnet on the backside makes an excellent place to knock the bugger off the end of 7018 rods when they need to be restarted. The coarser the file the better. Still lovin' your crazy approach to spreading knowledge. Keep it up, LOL
Only time i seen a jic leak was because the nut cracked and snugging it up exposed the crack and made the fitting useless
I saw a JIC leak recently. Someone removed a pipe, but didn't isolate the powerpack. 250 litres of oil comin at ya faster than you can run!
@@DuncanMacLean thats an oops moment
"sniffing some of that consent in a can" that one just killed me! My gf didn't get it, and didn't find it funny after the explanation😂😂
Canned Cosby.
My first excavator was an older Takeuchi, equipped with a (aftermarket) diverter valve to switch between the thumb function and boom side swing function. Makes a guy grateful to have a machine properly equipped from the factory.
I'm getting ready to go out and work on my car. Watching you working on this tractor is just what I needed to get me ready.
This may be the first video i actually have some kind of first hand experiance with. Im a forklift mechanic and actually installed things very similar to this on lifts. At a john deere factory none the less
@AvE you're literally the smartest chap I've never met yet you still make pretend fart and robo-beep noises.... never change pal.
"I'm an operator!" hahaha
So am I.
Oh the primadonna operators. Thank god my guys (most) don’t have that attitude. Where did they get the attitude that they are the tall blonde with big tits of the construction workers? In NYC, it’s because they get the paid the most but didn’t know it was a widespread disease.
Ok so how did you comment this 6 days ago when TH-cam says this was uploaded 13 hours ago?
@@nybirdman I have to be able to proficiently run every piece of equipment on the job from all the different manufacturers and control configurations. We make it look easy.
@@Johnadude3 hol up
If you want to do it proper, you need a Eaton Vickers open center valve. You place the valve in series before it gets to the hitch control valve and hook up the electronicals. You can find handles with switches in them also. Dear John's engineers said I couldn't do it but I proved them wrong. It worked really well and allowed the third function to work with the other functions as all the fluids are passing through the valve all the time. Was a fun science experiment for the other knuckle draggers to watch.
As an operator myself, I can tell you that impression was bang on.
Always love hearing your idioms, it makes my day!
The boss makes a dollar and I make a dime so that's why I poop on company time.
Boss makes a pound, I make a pence.
That's why I shit on company expense.
Im so glad to see that its just not me suffering in life. Nothing is ever ever ever straight forward! But love watching all your vids. Thanks AvE
I walked away from this knowing no more about Hydrolics from when I started. I just come for the humor.
AVe, as an ag mechanic myself any chance you could build a squat jack out of a hydraulic ram, built into an axle stand with adjustable height. So we can use the tractor hydraulics to jack up the tractor for changing tyres and dual wheels. Proof of concept maybe. Would be a life saver for big 4wd’s in the paddock in Australian heat!
Inside vidjeos from the R&D department of the new JD "hay buddy"?
Another absolute classic. Oh shit, pitter patter i better get at er'! Told the Mrs. that i had to watch a couple vijaoes to figure out the sink. It was her celery and rice that stopped it up solid. Figured that out 30 seconds in. Few mumbled pleasantries keeps her out. The "learning" part gets me slack until she hears AvE's voice.
When the end of your welding rod is sealed up with slag. Rake it on a file that you preemptively brought with you or if you forgot the file, rake it on the concrete floor. You got to bust the glass off the end before it will arc.
man! I'm here in your channel since how many years still the same, your work and the way you talk is really nostalgic and yet easy and both serious/funny 😂, this is how to translate distracting manuals to human understanding 😂😂😂
I like my Kubota 3rd function/diverter, but whichever one you have will change the usefulness of your machine 100%!
14:08 Those welds on the sides turned out pretty good!
I'm with you 100% on hating pipe threads, especially if it's a bent fitting. They never get tight in the right position then when they get loose, you have to pull it, put on thread tape and hope it doesn't leak when tightened.
As an Kubota Assembler. I find this funny as hell. Thanks Unc.
Bobcat makes some nice small excavators and loaders on tracks with proper functions that come stock and tracks for the float...
I loved the extra sound effects in this episode LOL - "I'm an operator" in that high-pitched voice. Then blowing the raspberries when shmooing the connectors literally made me laugh out loud :D Not to mention the welder adjustments haha
6:48 GEEZE you are not lying. I installed a radiator on my friends car several years ago and I slapped it in out of the box and the trans cooler fitting that was mounted to the radiator out of the box was leaking like a sieve.... but of course he made it a few days before it really started leaking.
Also I work in an automotive shop and you get these inexperienced people doing simple stuff like tire rotations and they are bad to finger tight the lug nuts ALL THE WAY DOWN... as in there is no outwardly obvious way to tell the wheels are loose. They walk off and get distracted and a car could leave the shop with a wheel that is JUST tight enough to make it up to the speed of death. Versus if they had just left them flappin' in the breeze you would hear that they were loose immediately when driving it out of the shop OR if you had the foreskin to kick the tire as a quick check it would be obvious.
Yes always check out of the box condition of all important bolts/fittings.
Damn thing breaks right in the middle but the benefit is you still have TWO pieces! PRICELESS!!
Hey ave from an old-time welder it's called striking an arc not stabbing it love your videos keep on
Why did, "I'm an operator!!!" mess me up so much? I was laughing for a solid time.
We did it lazy with our 2030. Ran a set of lines from the rear outlets and up the arms. Works brilliant. And was cheaper than custom making a valve assembly.
Ol woody woodpecker seemed a little too proud of that rhodesian lead acid reacharound at the end there lmao. I could hear the grinning in my eyes!
I have enjoyed your video presentations for an eon or two. I always thought you had potential. This presentation was great. I have been in industrial hydraulics and pneumatics for over twenty years. You make working fun!
I have one on my bucket grapple. It's a single solenoid unit from Baileys. It works wonderfully except sometimes it sticks when it's cold and I have to tap on the end of the solenoid with a hammer.
Put a diverter on my 314. Probably one of the most handy upgrades I've done.
Can confirm, i work in a machine shop, and temporary solutions tend to be permanent.
That's the case almost everywhere. Hell I work retail and we started putting stock in the delivery truck garage across the street for the holiday season temporarily. 1 year later and were still doing it. Awkward as fuck crossing the street with a pallet full of large TV's, than bringing said TV's back when customers buy them in a couple of days.
You have no idea how happy it made me to hear a north A-merican say how much better JIC is than ORFS.
I prefer the 5/5 warranty. 5 years or 5 feet from me, whichever comes first.
I normally give a concrete warrenty.
As soon as i am off the concrete.
Complete Warranty, if it breaks completely in half, you get to keep both half's
@leroy brown doesnt have a good ring too it.
I also give a sound warrenty.
If you cant hear it warrenty is over.
Heya AvE. At about 6:30 it’s good to see that your extinguishers are secured from tipping over, and appear to be regularly serviced... just like mine. 😳
7:29 The Triangle represents the "Delta", the P represents the "Power". That's why it says PDelta Power. At least I think so :D
So, PowerDelta Power?
@@RingingResonance
Delta Power Delta Power
@@dinolino3313
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot?
@@stanervin6108
Seems like the right order ;)
@Stan Ervin
Tango Uniform.
The switch dickery setup there undead. They make a gun handle setup for that and it includes a trigger switch. You can also get the option of auxiliary switches on top for zombie lights or a horn or something too.
I've literally seen the caulk + paint in the field. Oilfield modules fabricated, ahem, fabricobbled overseas. Ironworker bumped a "weld" with his bull pin, and you'll never guess what happened next.
"I'm an operator" pissed my self!
Thanks for the laughs Uncle.
Love your international use of vernacular
"Theyve been sniffin some of that consent in a can"
PEG HAS MADE IT TO AVE!!! Another great pair of channels!
HAH!! AvE just threw ol Zip Ties and Bias Plies a little nod!! I caught it!
Consent in a can, or a spritz of the ol’ Cosby cocktail!
As a metal fabricator, there are few things that hurt my heart more than seeing operators silicone things together that they were unable to properly weld.
When I was but a wee apprentice, my Journeyman told me some sage advice "Never sweat at work, never shit at home" so when the ol' OT Fairy comes 'round you pay your respects by immediately hitting the head for a moment of silent but deadlies at time and a half.
1,700 views in one minute? AvE, you're a badass.
The Mecha Godzilla grip you get from a grapple is sooooo worth saving your old broke back from real work.
A wise man once said: "There is nothing so permanent as a temporary solution."
That applies to Corona Virus, as well.
I gaurentee it was a mining electrician who came up with that phrase
John Carder - I’m making a sticker with that lol
I recommend using leak lock pipe dope. It'll seal about any pipe thread. It's alcohol soluble. Also it hardens like loctite after a while.
The smoke ring from the electrode... beautiful.
A small plethora of companies seem to have popped up selling overpriced, but generally functional, bits of kit for subcompact tractors to people who don't know any better. Seems like a great niche market really.
I might be wrong, but that Delta Power logo is a Greek Delta character, followed by a P.
But I'm no scholar, no Greek, and I'm distinctly adverse to any sort of change.
So don't take my word for it.
Styx's Hackshop tit is indeed Δ
A little filing on the tip of your rod will help immensely in achieving arc climax....
Delta Power valves with a DI-12 coil. As common as dirt in Ag machinery. I have at least 6 valves of different types on hand and a few coils.
Got one of those valves off Ebay for $20. Guy had it listed wrong. Needed a valve for my dump trailer. It's even John Deere. Least now I know what it's for.
Not just in farmland. Airplanes have diverter valves as well.
_"Remaining electrical routings are up to your discretion."_
Uh-oh.
RUNNNNNNNNNN!!!
NPT connections are to only be used with a schmoo, no metal on metal. Only tape, swak, loctite sealant etc
I've been blessed with this video this morning.
Simple long term solution to making NPT fittings not leak is to just dope them with two part epoxy, like JB weld, when assembling.
Given the typical two part epoxy has less than 5000 PSI sheer strength and is in a sub paper thin layer in the threads only filing in the microscopic gaps , it doesn't take much force to unthread the fitting if needed. I've been doing problematic hydraulic fitting fixes that way for 20 or better years that way and never had a problem with reoccurring leaks/fitting seep issues for it.
"There is nothing so permanent as a temporary solution."
Now I know you have really worked in mining!
A fucking men brother super 33 and ducktape the plant will keep running i think we still have some conduits that are energized on the stacker, no ones gonna pull a new neutrall at 3 in the morning just tie it to the conduit and put dont touch and tell msha its no longer in use
The "I'm an operator" quote with that exact voice made me spit out my beer all over my screen. Us welder types that run everything like to make fun of the operators that can't do anything else but run the equipment and we use that exact voice with that same quote.
If the solenoid on the rod end takes a crap on ya and you pressurize the blind end you can fairly easily generate enough pressure to crack the cylinder in half long ways, due to the difference in surface area. The broken cylinder preceded doing the math on just how much extra mechanical advantage that difference in surface area produces in my particular case.
ΔP stands for the difference between two measured pressure values.
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The warning sticker at 10:12 "carry loads low", story of my life.
thats a WALVAIL VALVE and a cast al. footswitch. get a few 8616 relays also and indicator switch to have options
I like the route bias towards welding.
thank you I am doing a 3rd function on my tractor and now i understand how mate your a ledgen
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Did the same on my JD790 few years back with a Parker 994450
ive used looks like the same kit but for a kioti tractor. mine was a generic one so i had to source own hoses and fittings. i hate the zip tie switch and need to come up with something better. i put on the tractor for a snow blade. the reason for it is the cost of a valve for my tractor "the right way" was more than double and would take a lot more work. this was simple to install. took more time making a bracket and getting hoses with all the odd ends on them for the tractor side. enjoyed the video
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Hey bud, I work for a JD dealer, and I have a joystick option that has the button, doing away with the switch method you mentioned, if you’re interested. Please thumb up so he can see it.
We had a fairway mower that started leaking form a face o-ring joint. Took me all summer to get it straightened out and i had to do a little machining to the fitting.