I Bought The Cheapest Excavator I Could Find (Part 7) // Track Tensioner Repair
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Trying to save money as I go through the undercarriage on my budget excavator. In this video I repair the track tensioner.
Part #s:
Ring: 20R-30-21550
Seal, Dust: 07016-00407
Spacer: 201-30-24170
Ring, Snap: 04065-05220
O-Ring: 07000-13040
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a regular guy fixing an excavator in his driveway
the world needs 100 more just like you
I’ve been binge watching this series and it’s great....I think you should quit saying “cheap fixes” or “I decided to be cheap” you are coming up with very sensible intuitive solutions to uncommon problems. Most people might only have one of these problems at a time over the life of the machine your tackling all at once with a limited availability of parts. Great job 👍
Marginal gains add up. Good work.
man your videos are so great, what you are doing is a dream i have since i was a little boy, i admire you
Dude you need to find someone like me,lol .I've got a small machine shop I just finished two of those for a komatsu track loader, new tubes rods and seals for 250 bucks each..
Ok dumb idea. But what if you just filled a bottle jack with grease and put it in there as a tensioner?
Harbor freight junk does have a purpose to beat on with BFH
Some of us would rather hear the torch instead of that monotonous music. 😀
I agree but the options are limited lol I got flagged by TH-cam and had to change the original music
@@paintnmotors2481 actual I'd rather hear no music during videos like that.
@@TF856 I got you! Next time I’ll let the torch rip.
@@paintnmotors2481 lol
@@paintnmotors2481 a lot of people that do videos on TH-cam use video editing software that will let them speed up the video but the audio stays at the original pitch.
Ivideo is one of several different video editing softwares that let you do that.
You never finished this? Why?