I haven't used a lance in 25 years, but when we got it it made life so much easier. I can't even count how many pins we drove out. You certainly learned real quick to let the sledge do the work..
Here's a tip for you. After you punch it through and it's red hot stay it with a water hose until cool to the tough. That slows the pin to shrink into the hole u cut. It will relieve .006". It will walk right out. I use the same technique for removing broken bolts. Drill a hole through the center, head with a small brazing head, quench maybe smack with a punch and hammer to loosen it and it will walk right out!
I do alot of work on vessels, the way we do pins is to weld on a 30mm thread nut, then draw them out with either a 30t or 60t hollow jack, it has been known to have to hot lance the bitches, but usually we get them pulled.
@@stevegauld8456 A great technic for sure, but most field guys use the lance and quench method. Quicker and we have the tools on our truck. No pumps, pull rods (with good threads), and puller sleeve required.I will say at 55 I moved from the B/O and 20 lbs. baby beater to the Safety Sledge. I love it! Worth the investment!
@Jason Wilber ye for sure it is, but lots of the vessels don't really like them and the procedures we have to put in place is a ball ache, they don't like the amount of fire risk they pose, as you'll be aware there is lots of lava, which is ok in a workshop but when your on deck and 20000 tonnes of fuel etc.
I had a mobile welder come out and do that for me once to on a Volvo loading shovel bucket pin. Immediately hit it straight down the freshly lanced hole with a water hose, couple of seconds heard a loud 'crack' and I shit you not, could see a small crack of daylight around the pin - bloody incredible. One whack with a 4ib copper hammer drive it all the way out.
Hollow ram jack would of made easy work of that, weld a piece m30 threaded bar (1 and a quarter bananas to the USA folks) to the end of the pin and pull it out. Done bigger pins with a 60 tonne hollow rams.
When you finally said ,"we getting some ear plugs ,I knew that we have to mention or ask ,where's the hard hats ,when lifting heavy thing ,eye protection,ear muffs or plus and when lancing ,a welding helmet or full face protection,and you need to watch the hor sparks and embers getting down your shirt ,they burn and can create cancers or even set you on fire ,maybe time to assess the safety procedures for all involved . Would hydraulic pressing those pins work ,press them from the inside ?that's the front hat pins ?
awh bruz that thing could've used a good gerni, fuck working in the shit! love the semi-agricultural style of how you fellas do things reminds me of how we do things where I work in Australia, lmao
I've watched about 3 of your videos and I'm almost positive you are not that familiar with working on heavy equipment because I worked for years on them
Our thoughts exactly, must be a breakers yard... I run 3 D10's, 2X8's &1 X D6' ufff didn't even pressure wash the machine off before commencing work, everything gun ho ....
why do u go thorou so much trubble with that burner rod and that toy-airhammer? u hit it with the big hamer a few times why not get a smal and fat extention ant keep hiting it?
I haven't used a lance in 25 years, but when we got it it made life so much easier. I can't even count how many pins we drove out. You certainly learned real quick to let the sledge do the work..
Jpaydirt is sitting back, enjoying his coffee, watching you guys fight D9 ripper pins!
Asking him where his little thing went is kinda a personal question. Enjoyed watching.
I like you videos it's like being on the job with you guys, and I'm not getting my hands dirty.
Here's a tip for you. After you punch it through and it's red hot stay it with a water hose until cool to the tough. That slows the pin to shrink into the hole u cut. It will relieve .006". It will walk right out. I use the same technique for removing broken bolts. Drill a hole through the center, head with a small brazing head, quench maybe smack with a punch and hammer to loosen it and it will walk right out!
I do alot of work on vessels, the way we do pins is to weld on a 30mm thread nut, then draw them out with either a 30t or 60t hollow jack, it has been known to have to hot lance the bitches, but usually we get them pulled.
@@stevegauld8456 A great technic for sure, but most field guys use the lance and quench method. Quicker and we have the tools on our truck. No pumps, pull rods (with good threads), and puller sleeve required.I will say at 55 I moved from the B/O and 20 lbs. baby beater to the Safety Sledge. I love it! Worth the investment!
@Jason Wilber ye for sure it is, but lots of the vessels don't really like them and the procedures we have to put in place is a ball ache, they don't like the amount of fire risk they pose, as you'll be aware there is lots of lava, which is ok in a workshop but when your on deck and 20000 tonnes of fuel etc.
I had a mobile welder come out and do that for me once to on a Volvo loading shovel bucket pin.
Immediately hit it straight down the freshly lanced hole with a water hose, couple of seconds heard a loud 'crack' and I shit you not, could see a small crack of daylight around the pin - bloody incredible. One whack with a 4ib copper hammer drive it all the way out.
That’s a big project.
Hollow ram jack would of made easy work of that, weld a piece m30 threaded bar (1 and a quarter bananas to the USA folks) to the end of the pin and pull it out.
Done bigger pins with a 60 tonne hollow rams.
Who Owens that scrap yard you look pretty young lol dad like your videos tho have fun deseil
Its going to be fun watching the next video, cab removal.
I retired from a Cat dealer. I’ve seen that many times.
Proper PPE while using an oxygen lance is recommended.
At least wear a face shield and a respirator.
When you finally said ,"we getting some ear plugs ,I knew that we have to mention or ask ,where's the hard hats ,when lifting heavy thing ,eye protection,ear muffs or plus and when lancing ,a welding helmet or full face protection,and you need to watch the hor sparks and embers getting down your shirt ,they burn and can create cancers or even set you on fire ,maybe time to assess the safety procedures for all involved .
Would hydraulic pressing those pins work ,press them from the inside ?that's the front hat pins ?
Guys you see how its moving when you remove the first pin? Maybe you have easier time pulling out them pins if you stop it from resting on them :D
Good job 😊
U guys do it hard I would use a porta power to easy
awh bruz that thing could've used a good gerni, fuck working in the shit! love the semi-agricultural style of how you fellas do things reminds me of how we do things where I work in Australia, lmao
Thank you
Hello out of curiosity when you say lanc the bot????
Awesome 👍👍👍
You should be wearing protection when using a thermal lance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Man, put a welding jacket and a face shield on. Those hots don't feel too good
It's been quite a few years since I've seen anyone use a lance (like 20 years). Any idea on how heavy the hardnose is?
It’s about 5K LBs
I've watched about 3 of your videos and I'm almost positive you are not that familiar with working on heavy equipment because I worked for years on them
Oh I’m sure you know everything about tearing a machine apart especially since you’re such a smart ass !!!
You know that's right 👍
Haha the definition of an arse right there!! 🤣🤣
@@vsetkoumiera7683 WORKED ON THAT SHIT FOR YEAR LONGER THAN YOU ARE OLD D.H.
What year was The Mad Ants
Good thing you have a power washer
Good to see you again brother!!
Good to be back! Thanks for hanging in there!
the pins are fighting because it doesn't want to die
Do you have anything smaller like 315 estimators D8 dozers for parts
Yes we do!
Wheres part 2
That overhead wench is the trick.
you don't have a shop torch?
Just mineral oil and its rust prevention on the fork truck.
What are udoing rebuilding it??
Parting out
Nice 👍😁
Milwaukee means "good land."
“Were not worthy”
Man those are some tight jeans
I hope i dont Sound like an asshole but damn wish you would make a toolbox tour
Our thoughts exactly, must be a breakers yard... I run 3 D10's, 2X8's &1 X D6' ufff didn't even pressure wash the machine off before commencing work, everything gun ho ....
We just can’t have nice things……..
Wow
The bash bros
Thats just rust prevention lol
it can't be stuck if it's liquid 🤣🤣
you need a BIGGER drill Lol
why do u go thorou so much trubble with that burner rod and that toy-airhammer? u hit it with the big hamer a few times why not get a smal and fat extention ant keep hiting it?
It’s your back or your brains and they used their brains!! Why beat & beat when you don’t have too ?!
I would soak it down with penetrating oil overnight then try to drive out the pins, it won't hurt.
Too much swearing, yes cuz less. Children are listening.
Are you just strippers this machine for junk
Or are you going to fix it up
Stripping for parts