3rd trip to repair the knuckleboom log loader
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ม.ค. 2024
- In this 3rd video welding on the John Deere 335 log grapple I include some video of the process of torch heating and gouging cracks.
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I don’t know if you guys know how much you are helping with these videos but I’ll tell you they really help a lot.
I’m 66 and weld a little on pipe pens and implements and just for fun. If you would have told me when I was young that I liked welding I would have laughed.
I’ll never be a pipeliner but I like to do something to the best of my ability.
I’ve been watching several different welders videos for about three months and you can’t believe how much I improved.
Also the little tips about working really help. I’m glad you guys are sharing your knowledge.
That is great and thank you for saying so....your viewing and commenting helps keep me motivated to continue to put the time into making and posting the videos...thanks for watching and commenting.
Promote the videos and TH-cam channels any way you can...like, comment, subscribe, accept notifications, and share on social media if you can....that really helps keep the sharing of information going.
Extremely detailed video of gouging.
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Thanks CB always a learning experience 👍💪💪💪
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Great vid once again
Appreciate that
These crack repairs are excellent! Don't be afraid to show the welding/gouging "again"...... because there's always something a little different/or can be seen more clearly; and besides, that's what we're all here to watch-
Thanks!
Thanks, will do!
Never leave home without the ROD...and I don't mean electrode lol!
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Old big stick there 😂😂😂
Nice pee shooter. 😂. 🇺🇸 🇺🇲
Never mind the video. What happened to the two Old dogs and the new cat?
Damn, nice torch shots! I don't envy that weather at all. Anything below 60 is basically freezing down here.😂 THUMBS UP!👍🏻
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Great content and videos Brother! If I can get some PDX1's at work, I'll trade you for a t-shirt. Be safe, Thomas, Mississippi!!
Stone cold Steve Austin reminds me of NBS welding 😂
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Thanks for the video. Is there any particular reason you choose that wide weave pattern when doing repairs?
I don't have to stop and chip slag as much...if those were stringer beads that I allowed to cool as I went from bottom to top then I'd have to remove slag each time I ran another pass....the way I weave I go from bottom to top with a complete coverage pass before I do any slag removal at all
Im curious, is there a reason you gouge away so much material around the crack? Seems to me like a lot of extra work just to fill it all up again
That material has flexed and suffered metal fatigue...not just where the crack is but around the crack also...and considering that I want to fuse all of it to the outer plate also then it's really not being opened up excessively in my opinion.
Went into MiG 200 and found where to setup the hot start, when you get time, let me know your setup numbers, and then hit the syn button to save them. Thx, ky
I'll look at it next time I get it out but if I remember correctly I turned it all the way up on the hot start
@@NBSWELDING I’m gona turn mine all the way also, thanks, ky.
@@NBSWELDING turned it wide open, and man, 7018 1/8 starts right off the bat. Thank you for your help. This old man loves hanging out with you on your job, like putting on an old pair of shoes that are comfortable. Ky
Appreciate the video, CB! Did you use flux core again?
No...stick on that...Hobart 7018 (718MC)
You need a magneflex tester
I've been around those alot in the drilling industry...I don't think they will show any crack better than a torch flame will...I already have torches and use them for many other uses...I think magnaflux is unnecessary for me.
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What rods did you use on this??? Ky
7018
Hobart 718MC in 1/8" diameter
If your out on the job 3times tells me your hands needs to slowdown. For what you charge to be out on the 3 times this guys company ain't makein no money, justkeepin you in the checkbook.
Your comment doesn’t make enough sense for me to really give any response but thanks for watching and commenting.
@@NBSWELDING that company needs different hands, you can do same work without tearing things up. Slow down it makes a more harmonious outcome. Been there.
Don't take it wrong, your doing your job right.
Is that The Judge making an appearance at 0:06 (.410g & .45cal)? Thats a real nice pea shooter there. Its nice having the choice of 2 different types of rounds in one package. Just be careful w\ the u tubes looking down upon that frowning, or doing worse. Theyre funny with that stuff, ya know(woke-anti 2A)!? Anyways keep it up. You'll always have work with those loggers, its real hard on equipment up there! 👍🏻👌🏻👷🏼♂️🪓✔️🪓🛠️🔧🔨🚜👨🏼🏭🔌🔋⚡💥🗜️📐🔩📏
It is...I like the PDX1 DEFENDER rounds for a good all purpose tool...works on moutain lions, bears, and meth heads with equal effectiveness....it's rough country around here but still safer than NYC...at least around these parts we got the right to have a fightin chance