580B Case Boom Hydraulic Cylinder Install
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- Today's video focuses on the process of re-installing one of the two boom cylinders on the 580 B Case backhoe. The point of keeping hydraulics clean and covered to eliminate water infiltration is stressed as well. Brief description of O-ring installation and the non-degradable washers that accompany them on many flex or swivel fittings.
The next thing to do on the old tractor is another greasing of all points, topping off of the hydraulic fluid and going back to work. Many viewers are under the misconception that a specific procedure is required to bleed air from the system. But in fact, with normal operation of the hydraulics through a few cycles of the cylinders return the air entrained oil to the vented reservoir where it silently and effortlessly escapes. After the first use, it will be a good point to top off the reservoir once again. For the record for backhoes, the positioning of the cylinders for topping off the system is the normal position for road travel. That means the hoe needs to be locked in the up position, bucket curled closed and the loader bucket resting on the ground for safety, and the outriggers retracted. #Case580B, #hydraulicrepair, #oringreplacment
Good Morning Sir, you are pretty strong doing it yourself and great tips doing it too !!! OUTSTANDING Fun bloopers at the end Sir ( JOE AND I had fun too when we rebuilt his case cylinders Sir !!! ) Cheers
I know you and Joe have gone through this before. It's always best to be working with a buddy on most of this stuff !! you guys were the Canadian "A" Team in the shop Dave. LOL
Hi Wendell! Great job getting that cylinder back on the Case! Can’t wait to see you finish digging out that stump. Yes, indeed I do see why the missus thinks the blooper is hilarious. You should loop a few seconds of it and upload as a #short. Not suitable for kids though. LOL!
Hahahaha...naw...I better not do that.. LOL Of course it may increase subs if I DID.
Man yeah Mr Wendell!! Getti g those cylinders back going again!! Can't wait to see that thing back digging at those stumps!! You are an absolute genius my friend, I think you can tackle and complete anything!! Your details are spot on!! 😁😁👍👍👍 Oh my gosh, I was truly rolling on the floor with the blooper reel!! So if only it was that easy😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Thank you Mr Wendell for another great video!! Can't wait to see more sir!!😁😁🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hahahahaha....I had that edited out and when I showed it to the Missus, she insisted that it was so funny that it HAD to be put back in !! Soon as it dries out a little more there'll be more backhoe work. Thanks for the visit Nelson, have a wonderful Sunday!
@@tractorman4461 😁😁😁🤦🤦🤣🤣👍👍👍 Can't wait, yes sir always!!
There was a whole lot of thrusting going on at the end!! Cheers!
Hahahahaha....I had a GoPro aimed at the tractor from the front, and I swear the headlights were glazing over from the effort....LOL
@@tractorman4461 😁
best mechanic on TH-cam...you can fix anything. Ever considered moving to Boston? I could really use your talents...
OOoooooohhh Raymond, Boston is waaaaaay too cold for me !! I pretty much hate snow and ice and cold windy weather. But, I gotta tell ya something....the neighbors house is for sale !! LOL Thank you for the kind words my friend.
@@tractorman4461 we haven’t had a day less than 90 in the last 3 weeks and no rain for a month
@@FanjetRG Well now, that's almost midwest weather. For some reason though we have had a very unseasonably wet month. My son in law's brother is a professor at Boston University and he says it gets a bit brutal in the winter. And one of my brother in laws moved away after only two winters.... LOL Couldn't take the cold !! I mean it gets cold here, but the average winter temp is still 33*.
Great blooper! Great repair!
Hahahaha....Glad you enjoyed it Matt. I hope the new repair lasts as long as the last one did.
Hilarious blooper🤣. Great job getting the cylinder back on👍. Also good decision waiting a few days for it to dry up, otherwise you could really make a mess. Believe me I know😆.
Hahahaha...I had it cut and then I showed it to the Missus and she got a good laugh and insisted I put it in at the end as a blooper.... I was ready to head down today to dig, and it started raining at 300 a.m. and rained steady until after 1 p.m. No digging for a few more days now.
hi there your doing a good job that thing aint lite . good job again john
Much bigger and I might've needed a bit of help, but this one went ok for me. Thanks for stopping by John. Take care.
Hello my friend. Great job on the install. Loved the blooper at the end. Had I been doing that the video couldn't have been shown, due to the bad words : ) Those cylinders are not light. Liked,Shared. All my very best.
Hahahaha...The Missus insisted adding that back in somewhere !! When I pulled, it shot out about two inches too far. So I had a heck of a time forcing back the other way. LOL No biggie though....Thanks Bobby for stopping in today.
lots are hard work by yourself but you got it done great job
Doing commercial hvac service and startup I worked the majority of my career alone. So when I get help for stuff like this, it is really appreciated. Sadly, none today though. Thanks for the visit Mark.
Good tutorial, even the look of real work, on your face there in the blooper section, but,.. I feel that pain/frustration.
ahahaha, good one, Tractorlady,... no year added, I'm not that crazy!
Hahahahaha....she'll appreciate that Reg. LOL I needed to only slip the ram out wards about 3/4'' to line up with the pin and when I did it, dang, it slipped about 2'' too far !! So shoving it back in was a lot harder. And it shows it too. LOL
@@tractorman4461 You got it done, just the same, you always do ! :)
Very informative Wendell
Thanks Dave. There may have been one or two tidbits in there to help someone who hasn't had to do one before.
THE BLOOPER REEL!!!!
Editing the video, I cut it out, but the Missus insisted putting it at the end just for the heck of it !! Glad you got a chuckle Patrick.
Tractor man that blooper was hilarious
Hahaha.... The Missus insisted I add that back in. LOL Thanks Gary for laughing along with us !!
Good work buddy! Still a fan of that belt! Ha! Your shirt ripped off a piece too. LOL!
A close look at a lot of videos shows many of myu shirts have holes in that general area....and for some reason they seem to align with the spark spray off the angle grinders.... Hmmmmm. Yeah, I set 'em on fire quite frequently. My duct tape patch fell off though about the time I started recording. LOL I'm breaking in another new tool pouch right now in my dress pants. I'll use it for that for 5 years or so then turn it into another work belt like this one.
But I tell ya what, I just last year had this guy make me a leather dress belt for dress pants. I met him at a local "Heritage Days" at a town south of me and ordered one. It cost about 40 bucks but though not as heavy as these tool pouch belts it is a superior full LEATHER belt. He has a variety of designs he cuts into them or you can get a plain belt. I'd recommend him to anyone. It's: McPhail Custom Leatherworks. If you have Facebook, you can find information there or call 573-543-5313 and talk to him about his product. You won't be sorry. Super nice guy so far out in the woods you think you are lost or made a wrong turn....then there he is. But you can order online and have it shipped anywhere in the USA. He won't remember me, but tell him he comes highly recommended by a satisfied customer. Actually, tell him I'm the one with the big old Landis leather cutter I have and talked about in his shop. He'll remember that I bet.
@@tractorman4461 lol! Maybe your shirts just have a thing for getting holes in them. Oops! Thanks so much for the info. I have Facebook definitely going to look into it. I really appreciate your comments. Have a good one !
Ha, ha, what name should we give those fancy dance moves there at the end?
I don't know....maybe the Silica shuffle..?? Ever heard THAT before ?!! LOL
@@tractorman4461 it’s been a while since I’ve heard that one! Lol
@@mafarmtown2086 I bet. It's the best I could come up with without a lot of thought. LOL
Hi, just saw your video and was wondering if you could tell me where to get those split nitrile washers (bushings)? Thanks!
Just about any hydraulic hose repair shop or mobile hydraulic service truck should have them Martin. Even a heavy equipment mechanic should have them on the truck I'd think.
Hilarious blooper !!!!!
I got nothin'..... LOL
Boy Wendell, that sure was an expensive break down. That's really too bad. What lake are you working on? Are they residents or tourists?
I wasn't hurt too awfully bad with the price tag Mike. I think it was about 60 bucks for whole kit including shipping. There was some fluid loss, but I'm guessing it was well less than a gallon. Its a small 55 acre private lake with roughly 65-70 property owners. My daughter has one of if not the largest piece of property in there with the addition of the new lot next door.
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LOL Thanks for the grins.....
Now that’s what I call a Super Duper 44 Blooper! Be careful of those YT censors! Well I tell ya ole Buddy, this calls for some more Sippin anna Tippin after all that rippin! I don’t have a back hoe but if I ever do this will be a good reference with that 44 blooper! Better get to the JOpot and pour another CuppaJO! Kind Thanks and my Best to You and All the 44 Family with Special Squeezez that Plezez to where it’s supposed to go! A Fine weekend to ya! DaveyJO slurping outta here!
I am glad you liked the little bit from the Blooper44 section DaveyJO !! Enjoy the nice pottaJO this fine day my friend. I placed the squeezes where they needed to go and was presented a smile so all is good with the universe....for now. I'll be tippin JO again in the early morning hours in the direction of you and Miss Alice. Have a wonderfully relaxing weekend evening !!
@@tractorman4461 Same to You and The Missus! JO tippin with ya inna morning!
good job buddy and yes I can see why the misses found this funny I thought I was watching porn for a minute lol you guys have a wonderful weekend take care
Hahahahaha...tractor porn....hahahahaha...a bit of a different spin on that phrase Tom. LOL Take care and be safe out there my friend.
I know what you mean about your fingers hurting
Hot dang, I tell ya...old age ain't for the faint of heart !! LOL
You move that cylinder around like a kid, and i do not think there is anything you can not repair no matter the size or weight, not to speak of fabrication either
Well now Neil, you are being terribly kind with your statement there buddy. LOL I thank you though, for the vote of confidence !! ...as well as for today's visit.