Restoration Crazy 3-PHASE ac Water Pump With Large Capacity | Restore Electric Water Pump MAX Japan
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- Restoration Crazy 3-PHASE ac Water Pump With Large Capacity | Restore Old Electric Water Pump Capacity MAX Japan
we received a help request from a friend to repair a large-capacity 3-phase water pump. The electric pump had burnt the motorbike and could no longer function. The pump is too old. It has been seriously destroyed by time. It took us a lot of time to restore it. We have repaired the electric motor. I asked a friend to do the job. It's difficult to restore a large-capacity electric pump. It is quite heavy, its weight up to 100kg. After several days of restoration, we have completed restoring the 3-phase large capacity electric pump. Thank you everyone for watching my video. Subscribe to follow the latest videos.
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Why do people say we are the corona virus? We live in Vietnam and are very healthy.
here in Germany I never heard a connection between Vietnam and the corona virus, so no, people don´t say this here
для русских вы все китайцы, вот и называют тебя "коронавирусом" у них сейчас тренд такой
Some people don't know world geography and assume everything east of India and south of Russa is China.
Because they are idiots and racists. Also, because of their two working brain cells, one is lost and the other one is looking for it. Therefore no brain cells left to think properly.😉
They are dumb,human and viruses are different thing🤭
I worked and lived there from 1993 to 1995 ...Before going there I was quite apprehensive and rather prejudiced, due to Vietnam War. Within a month I changed my prejudices to admiration. These people are clean, well organized, thoughtful and very hardworking. They achieve wonders with so few tools. I have great admiration for them. .
この水中ポンプと同じ型のものを20年以上使っています。大きさもほぼ同じです。表面は錆でひどい状態、たまにペンキを塗ってます。田んぼの用水確保に半年間、川につけっぱなしです。すごいですね！さすがプロ！最後に気が付きました。ポンプの横にオイルを入れるねじ穴があるのを。なんと、今まで入れたことない！汗、汗、、、
picking up goods. I'll repair the pump and make a new one. The workmanship is amazing.
Problem - holes in the impeller! Open up again and fill them with welding. Balance in such a machine is very important. Regards.
@@emma67890 Nailed it.
@@emma67890 hmmm
I watched the whole thing just to see how the holes in the impeller would be filled back in. Spoiler alert. Nope! Seems like a lot of work for a pretty boat anchor.
Yup, that just looks wrong.
for submersible pump, any hole in the impeller is not so serious because the head of this pump is not high, maybe only its capacity slightly lower than before
Dude how do you know how everything goes back together??? AMAZING!!!
Хвала рукодельникам!
Мощная помпа получилась!
пзц крыльчатку разбалансировал.
As far as the holes drilled in the impeller: Before: Over 50kg of scrap metal; After: A working pump. Good Job!
Everyones commenting on the impeller. The guy is rebuilding it with hand tools only. He did what he needed to do to separate the impeller. No room for a puller in there and he tried heat. I doubt he has a welder available to repair the holes. You just have to make do to get the item working again with what you have available. It's an old cast iron pump, I doubt cavitation is a huge worry at the speed that thing will be running. I think he did a good job with the resources he had available to him.
masilla epoxica
There would be a posibility to drill and tap those holes, and subsequent grinding to close those holes.
Impeller blade would still need balancing after that though.
it's a third world answer to the problem and you got to take your hat of to them for imagination and ingenuity.
the armature would have been rewound at a local shop who specialises in rewinds.
still i would like to know what the bubbling liquid was for, degreaser ,caustic ?
Great job...made it look simple...
Excellent restoration friend & Stay Safe !!!.
برافو ممتاذ تسلم يدك
Splendid job restoring the water pump. You got working like a charm again. Great work.
Excelente muchas gracias
They are hard working people.
TANKIOU profeseure
tsurumi pump!! very good!!
Sus manos son el terror de las maquinas mil saludos des de mi ESPAÑA
I’m mechanical technician and I watched this video until 10:31 i realized that this gay is still learning and new. A lot of mistakes are made such as drilled the impeller, pulled the mech seal by bearing puller even though he don’t see there is luck washer this method might be damage the stationary seal. But i love it and by the time I’m sure he will be good mechanic.
Молодец Хорошая работа..!!
First generation Tools. I'm 77 and these were the sort of tools I used when I started mechanical restoration when I was 14 years old. Lots of disassembly techniques that worked. Not sure I would want to handle a sewage/bilge pump.
Да работы много...сколько реально ушло времени ? Молодец!
Just think what you could with workbench,vise and decent tools my friend!
You can tell the level of craftsmanship when they install new bearings with a hammer😅😅😅😅
Parabéns Deus abençoe vc , que recicla e proteje o meio ambiente parabéns.
These guys are crazy! They can fix almost anything! I enjoy watching their videos.
brilliant job nice restoration
Perfect service has only one however when adjusting and finishing services with bearings, you cannot use a hammer, but a piece of wood or an aluminum bar. But the job was perfect, congratulations I'm from Brazil
I like the use of seemingly very used and neglected assortment of tools he uses. Minimalistic
You did a great job,
However I think you should close the 2 holes you drilled into the propeller, in order to pull it out using the puller.
These 2 holes will cause undesirable turbulence that will reduce the performance of the pump.
they could be very easily closed by epoxy.
Thanks again for you clean job.
And it was a balanced impeller if you look at the precision drill holes. It’s not Balanced now
Excelente ! Muy buen trabajo y con muy pocas herramientas , evidentemente no es la primer bomba de agua que arregla 👍🏻👍🏻
Bravo! Amazing what you accomplish without a hydraulic press and a sand blaster!
Very well done!✌️
Very hard working
Nice job. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼
Sei stato bravo azi siete bravi voi
Restoration Scrap, es asombroso como recordás donde va cada una de las piezas en un artefacto que tiene tantas piezas. Sos admirable.
You are the best.
Good hit🇮🇳👍👍 Kuki
I enjoyed watching this repair video. Well done. Great to see old failed equipment repurposed again, instead of thrown away and replaced with new.
Love seeing this man working his magic. I’m a fan. I just wonder how he dispongo of so many contaminants. Some seems that go straight to soil. But, a big fan of this channel
Great job. Yes sirrrrrrrrrrr
Very good Restoration.
Nice job.
Tu es très doué vraiment tu es un jeni super
Gajab ki hardworking
Love from kota rajasthan
Marvelous work done.... Very very nice.... brother
Bonjour je suis impressionné avec du vieux matos, que l'on penserez que cela ne marcherais plus! et voila que vous faite des miracles. merci pour cette instant a la prochaine vidéo. je suis de la France et vous de quelle pays êtes vous??
Bagus Saya suka.
Someone get this man an impact!
Justin Stergar hell yeah that’s what I’m saying. You see he did all that with a crescent wrench, masons hammer and a screwdriver that had an American flag on it. Imagine if he had better tools haha
That is a massive water pump, wonder what he is gonna use it for.
Good job brother
Продырявил 3 из 4 лопасти крыльчатки, молодец!
Была балансировка... ну её нафиг!
MARVELLOUS JOB !!!!!! THANKS !!!!!!!! JESUS CHRIST IS LORD AMEN !!!!!!!!!
SUPER
Good job
My favorite part was banging the "New" bearings on with a hammer!
Come on don't like self
That was a monster. Your grinder was saying "What have you gotten me into this time?". I like the screw driver. I see it is a favorite. Another good job at restoration and good video quality. I enjoyed watching it.
Você é um gênio amigo!
Great job! Now get it sold and bring that money home!
You worked hard for take apart. Very nice job all around.
Very good
BRAVO Very Goot
Un buen Dessenpolvadac y listo
Imagine what this guy could do if he had an actual shop, with the proper equipment... the mind boggles.....
Read the comments. I wouldn't let him near anything of mine.
@@gteaz Es indudable que el muchacho tiene talento. Con pocos recursos mira todo lo que ha hecho.
Well done , gr8 Job
good job man !! Thank you
Good Job Bro
So super nice 👍😍👌🌹❤️
Nice job bro
That impeller with holes, I agree, she’ll vibrate to beat the band! Not to mention the debris that will hand up. It appeared to me it was a residential setting, where did he get 3 phase electric? I was taught to press bearings in and if you had to use a hammer use a plastic or leather dead blow hammer and never hit directly on the bearing but a wooden or rubber block. Never did see him do continuity check on the windings or armature. Poor kid needs a visit from the snap-on tool man.
Penetrating oil only works if you give it enough time to do its job. Great video and great job.
That impeller is going to cause havoc with those holes in it, it would have lost its balance and the vibration is going to sing a song !!! No clearance done 🙄 ..
Great job the shorter the wire brush got the faster it worked God Bless
Amazing work. But there is so many spot to clean.
Good.
That impeller it is not going to be balanced anymore due to the holes drilled in it. And that crack or cut in it that was made to get it off the shaft easier it’s going to be a big problem I would’ve gotten a new impeller that pump will fail pretty quick because it’s gonna wear them bearings out in just a matter of a short time
Ae vn làm view nc ngoài ghê quá !!
Tendrías que haber rellenado y balanceado el impulsor. Saludos de Argentina
wonderful~!!
He used very simpl tolls and he did very good job
Really very good quality 👍👍👍
Wen i work on motor shop"s we repair all sizes sewer pumps for school ,Restaurants , clubs ,etc ,etc , they smell like dad people, the voltage in some this pumps on industrial places is 4600 volts and 2000 HP , this was a job i don"t want have again in my life, i have that smell for life time
Great
Great work! 👏👏👏
Баланс и вибрация ему не знаком. Бесполезный ремонт!
I hope he remembers to mention the impeller with holes in the eBay ad. I can see it now... Beautifully rebuilt pump starting $1, non refundable shipping $2000.
Сразу видно - "Мастер" подшипники молотком усаживает, в отбалансированной крыльчатке дырок насверлил и не заварил.
Спасибо что написали свой коммент , а то я уже чуть было не потратил в пустую 26 минут своего драгоценного времени на этот видос )))
ещё и провода на скрутку от руки навязал, зеркала краской покрыл под герметик 😄ппц !!! этот насос на второй день развалится от вибрации и ещё коротнёт... не дай бог кого током пришибёт... таким бы "мастерам" руки в то место запихать откуда они растут... 😄
ну за то покрасил;)
@@alan_a_1975 .JakGTA
Вибрации не будет, примерно равномерно просверлено. Вот КПД насоса из-за дырок немного снизится, но сильно не должно. Подшипник он бил по внутреннему кольцу, ничего не будет. Видать этого давления им хватает с запасом, поэтому и не заморачивался насчет дырок.
your amazing
Good
Smart Job insting very good
Hay quá ... việt nam
I LOVE watching these guys. THEY bring THINGS BACK TO LIFE
not all things done well, his restaurant could be better i think
Cool!
muito profissional pra restaurar tem que conhecer desmontar e montar se não monta errado ou não consegui montar parabéns
Great job brothers.love it much.go on
We need this man when the Terminator apocalypse happens lol
Its not restoration but this body cat🤯
Дырка на помпе уменьшается эффективность
DEL PERU BUEN TRABAJO, PARA SCRAP. SALUDOS
真的太厲害了
Looks really nice :), I like your dedication and skillset :). A few tricks I learnt that I would like to share with you. 1. Buy some alumium stock. File/shape it in a wedge. You can hammer this gentle between gasket surfaces, because if you use a screwdriver and you are unlucky you make a scratch, which can be right pain to clean out. 2. Buy a recoil-free hammer (looks like rubber, but with lead balls inside) This will shock the stuck area and loosen it (hopefully) but removes the risk of shattering cast iron (Again a right pain to repair) . 3. Buy a breaker bar (or Bolt snapper how you want to call it) I have a few and they save you some blooded knuckles and curses so to speak. An impact wrench usually doesn't do the trick when the bastard is on there tight because of rust. So a good proper whack on top with the hammer first to shock it, then break it loose. I hope it's helpful to you