Kubota Pins and Bushes!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ธ.ค. 2022
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Welcome back to my channel, today I’m going to show you how we rebuilt the king post on our Kubota U17-3a mini excavator. This includes how to change all of the pins and bushes in the king post area. Hopefully it's all understandable. Feel free to ask any questions in the comments.
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⭐️All pins and bushes supplied by Digbits
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Mucker didn’t work for the council at some point did he? He’s got the standing round watching others work down to a t 😂😂
Haha you’re getting a pin for this comment 🤣
It's destiny - in life if everything is going smoothly then those in charge are doing their job well.
That's brilliant, I wish I'd thought of that.
Great vid Kim , hope mucker kept the suppling you with coffee while he was watching you work 👍
The Naked Gun forehead slap slays me everytime.
Update. OUCH!! Hitting your hand no matter the hammer sucks.
Good job Kim, great to see Kurt gladly playing second fiddle, tidy little machine that should earn it's keep with ease. My hand was hurting watching you, them hammers f ing hurt.
I LOVE seeing couples work in the shop together! Getting my partner in the shop with me to do anything other than pumping the pedal to bleed brakes.. which he thinks is fun (go figure), he hates getting his hands dirty and god forbid he does anything remotely close to manual labor lol. You're very lucky to have each other, Thank You for the fun content!!
Good job! Nice to see a machine having proper maintenance. 🙂👍
Great job Kimberly that's made such a difference to the operating of that machine.
You did a great job there. Going to be interesting to see what mucker finds on the smaller one.
Great job well worth doing. Nice wee machine now.
Another job well done ! Happy New Year to you, CK.
Nice work Kim ! That’s one of those jobs that take a bit of thought and effort but make such a difference to the machine !
Thorough testing and evaluation session too !
Nice job 👌 It really does make all the difference when you have new pins and bushes 👍
Doesn’t it just! It transforms a machine!
Great job Kim 👌
Nice to see mucker being the gofor and not the boss 😄but he was not nice to you when he wouldn't stop laughing at you when you hit your hand 😆 😄
It was actually me laughing, I have a weird way of giggling before I start crying when I hurt myself 😑 it’s so bizarre.
Great job Kimberly and Kurt, Happy New Year👍🙏🥂🙂
Great vid, so satisfying when jobs like that are complete - makes all the difference for the operator. Please do post the other sped up vid 👍
I, for one, would appreciate a longer video w/ explanations as to how you're doing the job. Some parts need to be sped through, but more explanation would be awesome. Overall good video.
Hi Clint, I must admit I totally forgot until the other day. I may get something done at some point. I still have the footage there to use.
@@CalamityKim1 Thanks for the response. I just bought a Kubota u17 and your videos are a great help.
Good job Kim.
Well done Kim , I just watched Mucker's video on buying it . Once you get through all the jobs digger will like be brand new 👍🔩
That’s the micro. This is the mini digger. We have two 😬
Interesting video Kimberly.
Great video you and Kurt work well together
Good work, it's probably better than new now, they had a bit of play in all the pins and bushes from new.
Excellent
Great job 😀
Well done both, great entertainment. Happy new Year.
Excellent video Kim , you have given me inspiration to do the king post in my Takeuchi TB0 16. Been thinking about it for a while. Many thanks Kim .
It’s well worth doing and it isn’t to hard to do.
Nice work lady!
Thanks Peg, Happy new year to you 💁♀️
Yes, enjoyed the video thanks. Happy New Year to you both.👍
And to you also 😊
Great job kim and Happy new year 🥳👍☘
Good vid Kim.
Nice work Kim! Hope your hand is ok👍
Wishing you a very happy new year! And there was me thinking it was going be someone else's fingers getting munged.
Keep on truckin'
Good job kim
NICE!!!
Great video.
Something very amusing about the speeded up footage 😂
❤ your videos as always
Happy new year melady!
Top job done there!
Happy new year to you too.
Hi Kim Nice job happy new year Thanks
I enjoyed the video considering how reasonable the parts are plus the inclination and the workshop it is well worth doing with what you get in return ps it could be like George Saunders - rate my ditching, oh and don’t worry about running out of grease it proves you use it
Bushes in the freezer is a great trick we've often recommended to customers. In the factory, when the excavators are assembled, certainly for larger stuff (10 tonnes upwards) they will have liquid nitrogen to chill and shrink them for fitting.
The hollow ram is a very handy tool, for anyone running machines, something like that it a very sensible addition, but customers have had good results with home-made tooling using threaded bar and some old washers and bushes.
Hi guys, The hollow rams are also very affordable now to be fair. The bearing removal kit I bought has threaded bar with thrust bearing to remove pins. It does work well for just a couple bushes.
It was getting to the point where the spider web wasn't keeping it very secure anymore. 🕸 And so, repairs were needed. 😄 Good job, Kim.....and Kurt! 👌👍And happy new year!! 🎊🎉
I wondered who would say something about the spiders web, gold star for you 😬 ⭐️
Good video. I felt that hammer smash on the fingers here in Canada. Been there did that, hurts like the devil.
I got new tracks for my 2.7 ton Ihi last year from digger bits.
All the sprocket and idlers came from some place in Wales all very good service.
Dig bits are great 😁
@@CalamityKim1 I got very good service with them, and very friendly.
Makes the job so much easier if done before the wear has worn out the bushes and damaged castings🙄😡 Dig bits have been on the go for a good while now we always bought our spares from them💪 great effort Kim good to see it back in working order 👌
Tell me about it. The tipping link was just to the point of there being nothing left on the bushes towards the edge. That obviously made it very difficult to get them out. Everything just kept getting wedged in the bush 😭
You got them done 💪👌
Good work Lady Muck, I still do not understand why UK people call the 'bushes' and here in the US we call them 'bushings'. I had to make a new king pin for my micro excavator.
Happy New Year don't work too hard and make sure somebody else doesn't work you too hard Best videos of when you and Lord mark got together on them Crawley's well done keep up the good videos
That was a nice job well done on your part and I am amazed at how composed you were when you hit your hand with the hammer. I expected a long bleeeeep on the sound.
Thanks 😊, I normally go quite in pain, then start crying if it’s really bad 🤣🤣
Hammer my Fingers and doing Stuff Twice?
"been there, done that" 😂😂😂
Nice Job, Thx for sharing👍
Happy New Year !
Nice one Kim , once did an EX 30 makes a machine like new!
It’s a transformation isn’t it!
as ever an enjoyable video
Those hydraulic hollow rams look a nice bit of kit I’m tempted to buy one .
They’re so handy, wait till Kurt puts a video out in about three weeks to see what we’ve just bought. We will mention about the rams with some info. 😁
@@CalamityKim1 thank you
Happy new year
And a slight belated Merry Christmas
Good vidja
Nice job Kim, and a guest appearance from someone lol. I know you also enjoy 2 wheels. I know these are small, got to start some ware. I have a Kawasaki BN125 and a Honda CA125 Rebel to work on. Need better weather, I don't have a shed or garage to work in.
Hi Andy, I do indeed love a motorbike. As you say, we all start somewhere, I started outside as well. Have fun with the bikes and stay safe!
Great video Kim good to see it transformed, happy new year to you. About time you and kurt done another will it start together , ing send it !!
Happy New Year Kim
The Alvin and the chipmunks dialogue is great. I hope you're not paying the apprentice he didn't even make you a brew!
See Lord muck wimped out and brought in an expert to do the bushes I hope he paid u well for the work so skillfully carried out 😂
And ma Lord in a supervisor mucking about capacity, team work rules ok 👍👍
I spy with my little eye summat beginning with M -Mucker!
Yes, do a video of the other pins..
Kim the limit of my mechanical advice for your very competent work, where there is something that needs holding when you need to hit it with a hammer, let His nibbs hold it for you...As you have the build of a greyhound & he is more of a cuddle collie i reckon you should get out the door first...
Grease guns, funny ole thing about them back in my days on the farm, always empty when i picked them up, that was in the days of loading them from a grease bucket...
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I’ll pitch that idea to him 🤣 I’m sure he will be thrilled. If I end up with more equipment I’ll be doing just that with a 12.5kg drum, I’m going to start doing it at work with a spare drum we have.
😎😎👍
I give you credit. I would have been speaking a ton of French after whacking my hand like that.
I giggle in pain then normally start to cry 🤣 I’m so strange.
Billy wizz, is that the new name for your assistant?🤭.
Great video but I would like to have seen you making new pins and bushes on your lathe!
I can’t harden pins and bushes at home unfortunately. Also, for the price of them it’s not worth it unless I need a custom size.
Excellent. Working on sub compact machinery can be more time consuming and fiddly. By and large though Kubota makes good kit.
Thanks, they really do. I’m impressed with the Kubota stuff we have!
@@CalamityKim1
I have a BX23. I've worked it hard.
But if you keep on top of the servicing they just go and go.
Their engines and transmission's are very tough. I run mine flat out most of the time. 1800 hour's on the clock and it still doesn't smoke or burn oil.
I deffinitely need a bigger forge and crucible to cast those bushes
As I sit here with a bruised left hand from the same accident I sympathize 😢Also it’s a good idea to use vicegrips for a punch handle. Something I should have done 🤷🏼♂️
Don't know if it would work for those bushes but back when I used to be changing lorry spring bushes I would use the new one to push the old one out, that way I saved time as the new one went in as the old one came out.
I too thought about doing that and I think I did on a couple. It is mega fiddly with the ram setup was the main reason I didn’t.
Great video just need to get your apprentice Mucker to do more work 😂
Another curly wurly for the cameraman!
Only if he behaves!
About 25 years ago (after smashing the pudding out of two fingers with a maul) I learned to clamp a pair of vise grips on to the drift and use them as a handle when trying to gently knock the sh*t out of something.
I do that with small punches but find they get in the way on a longer punch. It ends up bouncing way to much.
@@CalamityKim1 i welded an old front fork spring to a pin punch . takes the vibration out and moves my hand well out of the way
You stated the pins exhibited some wear. Any honing necessary to smooth burrs that might rub inside new bushing ❓
No no, the pins and bushes were replaced on everything, so it’s new surfaces on both parts the pins go through.
My wife wants to know where you got the sheep hat in the video we were watching and she’s jealous 🙂👍🏻
It was a gift, it’s from Lambland I think. 😊
Good to see u left clip of hand an hammer in,as we have all done it,did u steal muckers boiler suit
No no, I have never worn his, I have a vast selection of my own 😬
could you post the man of the hydrualic pin pusher you used
Hi Simon, I’m posting a video tomorrow with the details and some updates on that.
Hi there could you recommend a puller for the bushes on a kubota u10-3. Thanks Clara
Hi Clara, the micros are a bit fiddly because the bushes are so small. I think I turned a sleeve in my lathe and used the hollow ram. I also used some 3/4” sockets from my set and that helped also.
@@CalamityKim1 many thanks I'll have a go 😃
tip top lots of info and the hollow ram well done where did you get the hollow ram and the power pack { and the stepped press ] think you call it good work life is for living sore hands
Thanks Jeff, I got it all from Vevor. We got a new hydraulic hose set though which helped but wasn’t cheap.
Kim how many hours has that mini digger done please and has it had a borer fitted for some time?
Hi there, sorry for the delay, I think it was 2900 when we did them. I don't think it's done much work with a breaker but I'm not sure.
I am a total new bee. Can you tell me where you got this bottle jack and screw set up as a set?? It seems that you pulled and installed these bushings so effortlessly If i could i would take home too, lol. How long and how thick is the bolt that you are using to pull/push thru the hallow cylinder?
I have seen videos people welding bushings to angle iron and also grinding them down then knocking them out. Let me know please as i am totally new, I love the way you worked
Hello. I did do a short video on it at Christmas time. The ram came from zoro, the puller set was from eBay.
I think the thread size is m20 or something. I got the largest thing that would fit through the bushes in the kit.
Many different methods to be honest. I just do it this way mostly.
Thanks for your reply, I did find and watch your video from around Christmas time I did see the bush bearing kit, but it seems that the BOLT you were using is much much longer than it shows in the red suitcase bearing kit, ( just purchased vevor 20 ton 4 inch lift (100mm) stroke ram jack) and want to buy 180-cp hand pump so I am hoping this is going to work for me, if you have suggestion for the pull push bolt I would greatly appreciate it, trying to keep cost to minimum
Ram Jack $66 hand pump 45, kitc will cost close to $100. Let me know thanks@@CalamityKim1
Good to his Lordship dishing out the sympathy when you hit your hand….. 😂
How many hours were on the machine for you to need to do this?
It was pretty much 3k, the main issue was with the tipping link but I got carried away 😁😁
V dich done properly, girls power...
Since this purchase is a partnership, was there any labor expenses w/ your helper, other than diner of course 👌
An exchange of kind words was in order 😬
Pity Im not on the farm I had there was a full size forge there I could have cast you phosfer bronze to turn to size for that digger
I think this was the machine that Kurt spoke about in his last vid, certainly the way to go rather than buy a cheap chinese piece of shite. This thing will last so much longer too. Great work Calam.
Hi there, it isn’t actually, that will be aired very soon on his channel. Take care 😊
how many hours does that machine have?
It’s got just under 3k
@@CalamityKim1 wow, its in excellent condition.
Kim you've done damn unfucking it.👍🏻
All the best for the New Year.
Apologies I did type damn good. But my phone is stunned like Willard
I must admit I was wondering what you meant but I got a rough idea haha. Thanks 😊
Good work Kim, what was the choice of swear words..? 🔨🖐🤬
I don’t think I did swear. I was trying to prevent crying on camera 🤣
There’s another ten million hours left in them bushes…😂
Appears to be a lack of Grease
I think it’s more the amount of hours to be honest.
First🤣
sat in the loft hiding still? 🤣
I really enjoyed that video, makes it a lot easier with the gantry , it’s already earning its keep & keeping things a lot safer 👍👍👍👍The tool for removing the old bushes looked to be very handy, what’s it actually called ???? & where did you get it from ???? Thanks for making the film , would like to see the other video you weren’t talking about posting 😃😃😃👍👍👍
Like a cavity insulated Grinch
@@CalamityKim1 Caught 👌🙊& he is NOT even a subscriber 🚽
@@LordMuck It's my safe place. Itchy safe place.
Good thing you had someone for some moral support , low morals to be fair 🤣
Did you have to tell lord muck. Stop laughing it wasn’t funny hitting your hand.
He actually didn’t laugh, much to my amazement haha.