I saw another bloke on TH-cam who works on forestry harvesters and whenever he did jobs like this, he fitted a nifty electric vacuum pump to the hydraulic tank. That way a lot less oil spilled from disconnect hoses. Have a good Christmas lad. 👍
Been watching your channel for several months now and really enjoy it.thank you for doing them.I’m an owner operator in south norfolk running a Volvo ecr25d.keep up the good work and happy Christmas
Was watching a video of yours a while ago with starting wiring issues then I ended up with them myself I hope I don't have slew motor problems now🤞enjoy the video's
@@alisdiggerdiary Bet its expensive item too. I worked on a 1967 Hymac 580 BT. been worked hard all its life, stood up for ten years and started first time with a new battery. Do you think that there is too much electronic sensors on what is just a digger? Have a good Christmas
@@alisdiggerdiary I work on gas boilers . It happens LOL or you drop a hard to reach screw and it goes missing down a floor board. I started using magnet dishes for my bits now . If I don't use a magnet dish I swear gremlins hide stuff so I can't see it find it .
I think about 3yrs ago I did a zero 22t..... slew ring had gone and all but 2 mount bolts had sheard. Spent a day bent double magdrilling all 10.9 M20 bolts out.....that was hell. But sometimes you look at the job see all pipes ect all round it.....and you think....bugger. I know, you just have to start at easiest point and work round to clear everything off the part. Don't know what's worse, mid summer or mid winter??????arrrrr
Yep I know exactly what you mean the 140LCR-3 used to snap the bolts for the slew when I was servicing them I’d rock the machine left and right and look for the slew dipstick moving usually your catch it before any bolts broke
Sprinter pads are easy, pull the sensor out, big flat blade in the disc and use that squeeze the piston in against the pads then whip the slider bolts out. 10-15 mins a side
Hi bud I will get some plugs and caps for you will be 2 of each up to a inch in size and it will be after Christmas. Along with some other bits and pieces and will put in a card so you can ring me should you need things if you can't get it
In response to these comments “I’m always fixing them “ and then “being soft” I’m always fixing them because I work for a Doosan Dealer I look after a large area with over 250 machines in it on my own. I don’t do mad hours and rarely work weekends. they work in all sorts of different environments from site work to forestry and quarrying. Forestry is one of the more demanding roles for any machine and there’s a lot of forestry in my area, moving parts will inevitably fail either by wear and tear, miss use or manufacture fault and I don’t care what colour it is it will break down I genuinely believe Doosan offer great products I’ve worked on other brands and are comparably better in my experience but like any machine they can have their faults and as you’ve seen over the last 10 months they are usually easily rectified
Ali, boom, totally agree 100%. As for pins etc, if operators are consciences & grease them properly they will last, personally I take the view to grease all points so I know they take grease inc removing fittings on the auto lube, slightly different trade to you, all the same as you do.
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I saw another bloke on TH-cam who works on forestry harvesters and whenever he did jobs like this, he fitted a nifty electric vacuum pump to the hydraulic tank. That way a lot less oil spilled from disconnect hoses.
Have a good Christmas lad. 👍
Fab year watching u Ali happy Christmas to u and family
Don't forget to throw one of them Christmas trees in the van while you're up that way 😀!
Been watching your channel for several months now and really enjoy it.thank you for doing them.I’m an owner operator in south norfolk running a Volvo ecr25d.keep up the good work and happy Christmas
All the best thanks for watching
Just came across your channel and think it's interesting and full of great content..Keep up the good work.👍
Glad you got the fresheners. Merry Christmas. Can’t wait for more videos. If you ever cross the pond ….
Was watching a video of yours a while ago with starting wiring issues then I ended up with them myself I hope I don't have slew motor problems now🤞enjoy the video's
Just watching this one, and "tarts handbag" that'll have them confused in Canada 🇨🇦 ha ha ha 😂 merry Christmas and happy new year Ali and the family.
Don't think that would have confused them! They'd have tarts over there as well!😂
Been watching you for 12-months been very good one of the the best I have seen merry Christmas to you and a happy New year John
Thanks John all the best 👍
Merry Christmas to you and the family Ali from sunny hot New Zealand 👍🍻
Same to you enjoy the weather 😂👍
You never fail to amaze me
Everything is heavy in our line of work. We end up with a 70 year olds back by the time we're 25
too right, and knees
That machine looks fairly new, how come its failed . Its it a design fault or build quality ? Another interesting video
The machine is 3 year old nearly on 4K hrs that’s the 4th I’ve replaced in 4 years for the same fault seem to fracture on the top
@@alisdiggerdiary Bet its expensive item too. I worked on a 1967 Hymac 580 BT. been worked hard all its life, stood up for ten years and started first time with a new battery. Do you think that there is too much electronic sensors on what is just a digger? Have a good Christmas
Yea I know what you mean I think I’m more used to machines with sensors now than with out
Love the videos 👍
Have you ever started a job and lost a critical bolt or nut or snapped a plastic part . Then. It's game over
….yea putting an oil cooler in a machine and snapped an A/C pipe which turned out to be a bigger job to fit and probably twice the labour 🤦♂️
@@alisdiggerdiary I work on gas boilers . It happens LOL or you drop a hard to reach screw and it goes missing down a floor board. I started using magnet dishes for my bits now . If I don't use a magnet dish I swear gremlins hide stuff so I can't see it find it .
I know that much is true 😂😂
I think about 3yrs ago I did a zero 22t..... slew ring had gone and all but 2 mount bolts had sheard.
Spent a day bent double magdrilling all 10.9 M20 bolts out.....that was hell.
But sometimes you look at the job see all pipes ect all round it.....and you think....bugger.
I know, you just have to start at easiest point and work round to clear everything off the part.
Don't know what's worse, mid summer or mid winter??????arrrrr
Yep I know exactly what you mean the 140LCR-3 used to snap the bolts for the slew when I was servicing them I’d rock the machine left and right and look for the slew dipstick moving usually your catch it before any bolts broke
Sprinter pads are easy, pull the sensor out, big flat blade in the disc and use that squeeze the piston in against the pads then whip the slider bolts out. 10-15 mins a side
Good pleased to hear it !😅
Till the slides are seized like they usually are 😂
@@gregshearer423 not really common on the rear, sprinters mostly suffer with that on the fronts
@@joshuawoodford9911 aw it was the rears not watched the full video yet 😂
What mileage have you put on that van, already?
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What was the signs of the split motor mate? Got a 140 LCR -5 which is drinking
Oil all over the track frame not seen one do it on an LCR before
Why don't you fit side work lights on van 👍
I don’t like the look of them on the side on the roof I’ve mounted one inside the door just need to pick up a switch 👍
Hi bud I will get some plugs and caps for you will be 2 of each up to a inch in size and it will be after Christmas. Along with some other bits and pieces and will put in a card so you can ring me should you need things if you can't get it
Wanting to buy a doosan duck from holland Belgium will it be ok for parts over here do you think or will I struggle with parts being Dutch
No you’ll be fine it’ll be euro spec 👍👍
Thank you 👍
Can you show how you put new teeth on a bucket
Yea can do when the time comes … don’t do it often 😂
5:10 what song?
I’ll go back and look I just use royalty free music on my editing app
@@alisdiggerdiary what software is it? I’ll have a look save you looking matey
It’s by Artmaks we’ll find a better way 👍
I take it you said 15kg and not 50 to the guy for its weight ali
Yeh 😂
Great videos but them doosans are soft machines
Have you guys ever worked on one ?🤔
I have line bored several of them and seen a lot of horror stories with the new ones
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In response to these comments “I’m always fixing them “ and then “being soft” I’m always fixing them because I work for a Doosan Dealer I look after a large area with over 250 machines in it on my own. I don’t do mad hours and rarely work weekends. they work in all sorts of different environments from site work to forestry and quarrying. Forestry is one of the more demanding roles for any machine and there’s a lot of forestry in my area, moving parts will inevitably fail either by wear and tear, miss use or manufacture fault and I don’t care what colour it is it will break down I genuinely believe Doosan offer great products I’ve worked on other brands and are comparably better in my experience but like any machine they can have their faults and as you’ve seen over the last 10 months they are usually easily rectified
Ali, boom, totally agree 100%.
As for pins etc, if operators are consciences & grease them properly they will last, personally I take the view to grease all points so I know they take grease inc removing fittings on the auto lube, slightly different trade to you, all the same as you do.