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Відео

Epoxy and wax on hammer handle
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I used tikkurila.fi/tuotteet/supi-saunasuoja to protect the handle. I didn't want to use clearcoat, I think this looks better on old hammer.
Painting and restoring old hammer from the cottage part1
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At the shop on indoor projects. Filmed on October
Trying to fix Apple iPad
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This Ipad does not start and goes directly to recovery mode. Receovery fails when iPad reboots itself
Using chinese mini excavator to collect stumps and roots to burn pile.
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Using chinese mini excavator to collect stumps and root to burn pile. Lost all hydraulic function and fixed it. Weekend at the cottage, preparing to burn the stumps from last couple of years.
Changing MB A160 W169 Front shock, spring, lower control arm and support bearing
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I had a leak on my left front shock absorber, it needed to be changed.
2nd try on fixing my mistakes!
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Welding broken hardline on my Chinese mini 0,8t excavator, again. First try left a small leak.
Fixing my mistakes!
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Welding broken hardline on my chinese 0.8t mini excavator. The hardline got bent and cracked open when it was pinched by root on tree stump that I was moving with the machine.
New mini excavator accessory
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I'm usually the one that gets eaten by mosquitoes. This should help on that when using the mini excavator.
First oil change on my 0.8t chinese mini excavator
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Oil change was a bit overdue, so it had to be changed.
Birds leaving nest on our birdhouse at cottage
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The Great tits raised in our cottage's birdhouse. In this video the chicks are leaving nest.
The great tits growing up in the nest in our birdhouse
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The great tits growing up in the nest in our birdhouse
Eggs hatching out
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Eggs hatching out
Hatching
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Hatching
Feeding
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Feeding
Moving in
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Moving in
Fixing robot vacuum, Roidmi Eve
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Fixing robot vacuum, Roidmi Eve
Moving dirt
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Moving dirt
Waking up Stiga Villa after winter
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Waking up Stiga Villa after winter
Trumpet bucket lost a hook
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Trumpet bucket lost a hook
Fixing Mercedez-Benz A160 W169 horn
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Fixing Mercedez-Benz A160 W169 horn
Welding broken cylinder eyelet on my mini excavator
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Welding broken cylinder eyelet on my mini excavator
Frozen ground broke my mini excavator
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Frozen ground broke my mini excavator
Frozen ground, stumps and mini excavator
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Frozen ground, stumps and mini excavator
First start of mini excavator after winter
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First start of mini excavator after winter
Cutting hardwood table smaller and smoother
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Cutting hardwood table smaller and smoother
Winter Mid February 2024
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Winter Mid February 2024
Washer broken again on Mercedez-Benz A160 W169
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Washer broken again on Mercedez-Benz A160 W169
Making of log tables
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Making of log tables

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @J4mie4991
    @J4mie4991 День тому

    Very good video! Helped me suss and it the old bush was attached to the splines still, I have sorted mine now but I accidentally caught some of the splines with the dremal! I tested and it worked, will this affect use later down the line you reckon? Thanks in advance, -Jamie

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi День тому

      I actually did same, just a tiny bit. I think the nut will hold as long it is straight.

    • @J4mie4991
      @J4mie4991 День тому

      @ ah brilliant thank you for the quick reply! I should’ve took a bit more care, I’m certain it should be ok as it’s not a lot but still something I didn’t want to do, However being the rear wiper, long as it operates then shouldn’t matter to much! Again thank you for the video, helped me out massively so thank you very much! :)

  • @tommattox4877
    @tommattox4877 18 днів тому

    Wow ore woe

  • @ingolfdinse3655
    @ingolfdinse3655 Місяць тому

    A very good vid clip!! It helped me a lot to replace my rear wiper arm on my A200 Turbo! Tks kokkonenfi!!

  • @elmen741
    @elmen741 2 місяці тому

    Was there enough in the tank? Did you "overfill" it to move on? Did you check the level befor working or is this a common problem? Thanks in advance.

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 2 місяці тому

      The tank was propably a little on the low side. I have tried to keep it in the middle on the glass, that way during summer heat when the oil expands, it is less likely to spill when having a lot of tilt. Now it was cold and very steep position. You can check the level reliably only when machine is totally level. It was not overfilled, just got it closer to full

  • @jimg2885
    @jimg2885 2 місяці тому

    When checking to oil you do not screw the dipstick in. You just push it till the threads touch and then pull out to check..

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 2 місяці тому

      This is news to me. Thanks for the info!

  • @12thManCricket
    @12thManCricket 2 місяці тому

    Thanks a lot

  • @tomjones8608
    @tomjones8608 2 місяці тому

    My brand new Chinese digger with 3 hours on in did this yesterday. I had to jack it up and drag it out of my next door neighbor' s driveway we're digging out for a new cement slab. I have it adjusted all the way loose AND IT'S STILL TOO FREAKING TIGHT. IT'S SITTING AT THE CURB IN FRONT OF MY HOUSE . Im already set to torch it

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 2 місяці тому

      Don’t give up! Use the force, Luke!

  • @grofam9888
    @grofam9888 3 місяці тому

    Hi, does your mini Chinese excavator have any grease nipples on the track bearing or track moving parts?

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 3 місяці тому

      No, I could not find any on tracks nor track rollers

  • @tangomike15
    @tangomike15 4 місяці тому

    When you say the wiper broke, what was it doing? Was it hanging low, on the bodywork rather than the window? Mine has recently started doing that. It still works, but doesn’t cover the full range of the window as it’s wiping the bodywork.

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 4 місяці тому

      Mine first stopped moving, then broke of completely. The plastic that had the brass bushing connecting to shaft deteriorated and broke off. If you can move the wiper by hand easily, the plastic has propably disconnected

    • @tangomike15
      @tangomike15 4 місяці тому

      @@kokkonenfi thank you. I’ll replace it.

  • @tomd864
    @tomd864 4 місяці тому

    A+ effort! Now I want one of those long pliers you have.

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 4 місяці тому

      Thanks!

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 4 місяці тому

      Those are chep big plummers pliers that I originally got when we where connecting our water mains at cottage. You can never have too large pliers!

    • @tomd864
      @tomd864 4 місяці тому

      @@kokkonenfi I agree and those ones sure look handy.

  • @asbjrnbjrneklett179
    @asbjrnbjrneklett179 5 місяців тому

    In front of engine, black plastic, held with one screw. It's more like a screen oil passes trough. Sealed with a o ring.

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 5 місяців тому

      Thanks, I will check it!

  • @asbjrnbjrneklett179
    @asbjrnbjrneklett179 5 місяців тому

    Hello, did you clean out the oil screen / filter as well?Easy to miss 🙂

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 5 місяців тому

      Do you know where it is?

  • @PEEJ08
    @PEEJ08 5 місяців тому

    One side of mine the tension nut inside is seized. Not a lot of room to play with. Sometimes I take the back big gear off and then shove everything into place. I find the main issue why these tracks pop off is cause when you want to turn left you need to push the left back and the right side forward. Can't just have one side moving.

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 5 місяців тому

      You are right, learning how to turn, especially on incline helps

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 5 місяців тому

      I should add antiseize on those nuts…

    • @gor4988
      @gor4988 4 місяці тому

      I just pulled mine off for the first time, manoeuvring out of a tight spot, one track at a time, lesson learned, dig up the ground v slipping a track.

  • @ethanb6276
    @ethanb6276 6 місяців тому

    Hello, how do you tightening the belt? Is there a tensioner ? Thank you in advance

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 6 місяців тому

      There is a pulley that puts tension to the belt. It is spring loaded and does not need adjustment. When removing old belt, I just pulled the tensioner pulley by hand to loose the belt. Same when replacing the new one

  • @FernandoDeandrade-hx9qj
    @FernandoDeandrade-hx9qj 6 місяців тому

    Replaced mine but line still leaking

  • @Espanol-Spanish
    @Espanol-Spanish 6 місяців тому

    The water was not coming properly and I didn’t know how to fix it. Thanks now I know.

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 6 місяців тому

      Some good from this video, nice!

  • @MercedesW169
    @MercedesW169 6 місяців тому

    Thank you for the video! I'm also filming about this car!

  • @raulmerciles4964
    @raulmerciles4964 6 місяців тому

    Onko videota jossa säädät ratin suoraan tuossa koneessa? Vanhalla omistajalla ollu vissiin kiire asentaa ja on ratti vinossa vaikka renkaat suorassa.

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 6 місяців тому

      Eipä ole, vielä

  • @johndegroot6335
    @johndegroot6335 6 місяців тому

    Great video, really helped me to replace the repeater on our A160. Thank you!!

  • @DrSweetshaft
    @DrSweetshaft 7 місяців тому

    Well that stinks. Hope mine is more durable than that!

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 7 місяців тому

      Lets hope so. Mine is at 100 hours of very hard use. I’ve dug out about ten huge stumps with lots of rock

  • @alexandrs7020
    @alexandrs7020 7 місяців тому

    Looks like i have same Problem with my car. Washing liquid goes out somewhere. After your video i'll try to fix it myself. Thank you! 👍

  • @tomd864
    @tomd864 7 місяців тому

    Nice work! I enjoy your video's. Just curious what part of the world are you located? I'm in the U.S., Ohio

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 7 місяців тому

      Thanks! I’m in Finland, city called Oulu

  • @rickstephens1130
    @rickstephens1130 7 місяців тому

    Hey kokkonenfi, you have quite the project going on there. It's to bad about your mini excavator hydraulic ram broke. Im not sure how much clearing you have done before? But if I can offer you some advice when it comes to stump removal? I have found it really helpful in getting the stump out, is to turn the stump over (up-side down) and scratch off the dirt from underneath it, as It made the stump lighter and it makes it easier for getting it up out of the hole. But I am sure that you already knew that? But also i have also dug out one side of the stump and get ahold of one of the main roots and use it as leverage to break the root off since the other half of the stump is still buried. Or to spin it out of the hole. But that is pretty hard to do with a small mini excavator. Thanks for sharing this with us and have a great day sir

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 7 місяців тому

      Thanks for your comment. You are spot on with your tips, have been using same methods. Also tipping the stump and rinsing underside with water looses lots of dirt!

  • @heikkipuurunen
    @heikkipuurunen 7 місяців тому

    Melkoisen meihemin olet luonut tuonne pihalle 😊

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 7 місяців тому

      Joo, on siinä siivoamista

  • @heikkipuurunen
    @heikkipuurunen 8 місяців тому

    I am a bit envious about that way of doing snow removal. But well, it is the Finnish way

  • @privateprivate5928
    @privateprivate5928 8 місяців тому

    Stick to topic

  • @phasestar
    @phasestar 9 місяців тому

    Until i saw this, i had no idea that metal bit needed dremelling out. Thanks!

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 9 місяців тому

      You’re welcome!

  • @davidsewell4239
    @davidsewell4239 10 місяців тому

    Brilliant video! Replaced my rear wiper arm with ease after watching this. Thank-you very much!

  • @sandocheese45
    @sandocheese45 10 місяців тому

    Very good, big help

  • @etshArk87
    @etshArk87 10 місяців тому

    So, all this can cost 1000euros?? What the hell?

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 10 місяців тому

      Dealership would have replaced the control unit, it would have been 4000€

  • @tosinige8500
    @tosinige8500 10 місяців тому

    Helpful video

  • @holdurhorse9149
    @holdurhorse9149 11 місяців тому

    Thanks for sharing ? Where did you order your mini from in US or from China ? If it was delivered to you, how did you unloaded it ? Thanks

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 11 місяців тому

      There is company in Finland that imports them. ( I live in Finland) It was already assembled so it was just driven down from the trailer by the freight company.

  • @artur8403
    @artur8403 11 місяців тому

    would put EP3 or better. EP2 is not so great and price isn't so much different for better grease

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 11 місяців тому

      Thanks for the tip!

  • @JB-pd4gu
    @JB-pd4gu 11 місяців тому

    I managed to do it, but what a pain! I removed the air box and throttle out of the way and did all 4 plugs via "feel" method, could not see a thing.

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi 11 місяців тому

      Good job! Not easy job on this car.

  • @user1234-c1g
    @user1234-c1g Рік тому

    Please identify the hydraulic fittings on the machine

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi Рік тому

      Those are M14x1.5 O-Ring fittings. From the valve, the treads are BSP 3/8. I use BSP 3/8 to M14x1.5 coupler there.

    • @user1234-c1g
      @user1234-c1g Рік тому

      Thank you for taking time to answer my question

  • @dalethornton1113
    @dalethornton1113 Рік тому

    Speak up and talk to us. Can't hear you and I want to know the sizes and names of those chinese o-ring hyd fittings.

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi Рік тому

      Those are M14x1.5 O-Ring fittings. From the valve, the treads are BSP 3/8. It uses BSP 3/8 to M14x1.5 coupler.

  • @NicholasRiviera-Dr
    @NicholasRiviera-Dr Рік тому

    Good video 👍

  • @jonkobronko2
    @jonkobronko2 Рік тому

    they are wrong from factory, the rear axle needs to go down about 1cm to get the pulleys to align. if you take out the rear "bumper" you will see that the engine pulley and the pulley on axle are not level.

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi Рік тому

      Thanks, I need to check that next summer!

    • @jonkobronko2
      @jonkobronko2 Рік тому

      I moved the axle down with 4 M12 nuts, longer M8 bolts for the axle. Then you need to fabricate a small bracket infront of gearbox that is about 10mm higher. Not that hard to do. Acually i did this operation 2 days ago. (Changed engine due to the oildrain hose had a crack, oil leaked out and the rod decided to say "peekaboo") so inspect the oildrain hose at the same time... crap quality

  • @adammurray741
    @adammurray741 Рік тому

    there a fucking nightmare. but after a dozen time ya get used too them ya get around 250hrs hard work out of the tracks on these diggers before there stretched and fucked

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi Рік тому

      I’ll try to get most out of them and I’ll try to be carefull when not on even ground, hopefully this does not happen too often!

  • @adammurray741
    @adammurray741 Рік тому

    day one job on these fantastic little machines. mines at 500hours now

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi Рік тому

      That has got some work done

    • @chrisvolk106
      @chrisvolk106 8 місяців тому

      Hows it holding up?

    • @adammurray741
      @adammurray741 8 місяців тому

      @@chrisvolk106 absolutely perfect. takes any abuse whatsoever. works for 4hours on full revs on 1 gallon off diesel. nothing will come close to that.

    • @chrisvolk106
      @chrisvolk106 8 місяців тому

      @adammurray741 diesel huh?

  • @Rassooja
    @Rassooja Рік тому

    se on melekeinpä sama värkki ku minulla tuo 520 hst. hyvä kone

  • @DiggerDaveSea
    @DiggerDaveSea Рік тому

    Thank you for the video, and for doing it in English.

  • @ryanhansen8312
    @ryanhansen8312 Рік тому

    Great video, my new chinese 1 ton had issues accepting grease into the blade as well!

  • @barebooger
    @barebooger Рік тому

    The next time, just dig a hole next to the big rock and roll it in.

  • @koookao
    @koookao Рік тому

    Hi, I have exactly the same issue with noise when braking with front wheels. Pads are new like you 1~2 years but disk is from factory still ok but getting old. I dont think its rust what do you think? Thanks 😊

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi Рік тому

      Check that the piston and brake pads move freely. If the breaks have not been serviced in a while, just cleaning and greasing might help. Sometimes the pads might be tight due to rust in pad holders behind the stainless steel part, thus expanding and making the pads difficult to move. Either removing the rust or grinding a bit of the pad tabs should help to make the move freely

    • @koookao
      @koookao Рік тому

      @kokkonenfi ok thanks for the details - It has been services six years ago around. I'll see if I can check the piston. Do I need a special device to push the piston? I've never changed the brake pads myself

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi Рік тому

      There is a special tool for that but it should be possible to move just by a bit of leverage

  • @lazydoge
    @lazydoge Рік тому

    You'd have to very dumb to use a charger way more than what a device can handle

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi Рік тому

      Yeah, and don’t leave you ebike charger with the same plug next to muscle hammer. Somebody might think its for that device!

  • @LKubasiak
    @LKubasiak Рік тому

    Exactly what I needed to know! Thanks, and very inspiring tool organisation as well!

  • @Derpderpson123
    @Derpderpson123 Рік тому

    Thank you for the video, was not sure I had to remove the metal bush at all but yeah otherwise it doesn't fit. Thank you. Rear sprayer doesn't work anymore though.

  • @alexandruduta8102
    @alexandruduta8102 Рік тому

    asta cu mercedes benz clasa a 160 cutie automata....?????

    • @kokkonenfi
      @kokkonenfi Рік тому

      I don’t understand but cutie automata sounds good

  • @AutoMotohowto46
    @AutoMotohowto46 Рік тому

    you just contaminated the new oil, you didn't drain the torque converter