Almost TOTALLY SHOT Part gets full Makeover welding, boring, drilling, tapping, reaming, burnishing
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- In this right to repair video I take on a major job rebuilding a Deere tractor swivel frame. This thing has lived a high stress life pulling double dirt pans and it shows. Every bore but one was oversized and damaged. Follow along as I turn this junk part into something useable again. Thanks for watching!
The owner of that part sure knew the right place to get the job done right.
The horizontal mill did a good job machining all these bores, excellent work!
You never cease to amaze me! Us John Deere owners would be lost without you!
Your ability to resurrect the dead is amazing!
Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
Big Job Nicely Done
You brought that thing back from the grave! Nice work as always Brian.
The magnitude of the damage You are able to revitalize is impressive Brian.
Thank You for the time and efforts to share the process with us.
Best Wishes to You and Your Family.
Glad you enjoyed it
Very impressive work.
you do jobs most shop would not, people around you are lucky to have you, good work
👍👍👍👍 looks good feller... thanks for bringing us along 👍👍👊
Top job Brian 🍻
Thanks 👍
It is amazing what a change you can make with a welder and a boring bar. Thanks for the video keep on keeping on.
Thanks for watching!
I’m always looking forward to another contribution from Mr. Block and this one is a good opportunity to see the G&L in action. I’m always impressed by the saves you pull off. Thank you for bringing us along.
That thing was a few thou from being a total goner. Great work.
Thanks 👍
EXCELLENT work Brian - as usual.
Art from Ohio
Great to see you, Brian.
That is quite a project Brian.
Joe
Brian - It looks like you saved another one . --- Jim
Happy Saturday Brian!😊🛠⚙️👍👍👍👍✌️
Thanks Brain for the video today .
always good to see you doing such excellent work.......cheers from Florida , PB
Thanks Paul
Nice work Brian as always thanks for sharing.
Always amazed at the large scale of your machines. Especially with my limited training & experience on 9" to 13" lathes & bridgeport type mills. Large machines can do large scale jobs, the right tool for the job, I get it! Thanks Brian for showing what you do.
Glad you like them!
keep up the good work.
Thank you Brian!
My pleasure!
A true resurrection of the piece.
Brian good work as always
nice job
Thank you for another great video. Cheers
That was quite the job. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing.
Very nice !
nice work
Brian u need a Turn Table,you might have been able to do all the work in one set up
u dont lock spindle in position and feed the (w) table I operated a Lucas DCP 20 with 72 inch travel on X and Y, It was an NC control not CNC YES, TO ALL YOUR TROLLS LAST TIME I COMMENTED IM NOT PICKING ON THIS MAN,would make it alot easier to machine parts like this also have operated a Develeig Jig Mill
Well done Brian. Thanks
Looks like it was only a week or two from the scrap yard. But they brought it to you just in time to revive it for another run
very good job Brian..thanks for your time
Hope they pay you good for this job. This piece is dam near ready for the scrap tub.
Nice one . Lol , I think you ment " same but different " at the end ! Have you tried Expander pins for the steering , good if the bores are only slightly worn , not completely flogged out ! 👍
9000 series is a big boy shows what weight and horsepower does after a time. What year model did that come out of?
Good as new.
Nice job as always.
Nice!
Nice job Brian.
looks like a ton of work, but came out nice overall
That HBM is sure paying for itself, would be a lot more hours trying to do that with a line boring rig. Do you ever rebuild bores with hard facing weld?
No. If you used hard face I don’t think you could machine it with much short of a grinder. Maybe cbn would cut it but it hates intermittent cuts and there usually is a lot of that in a welded bore. You ever bored hard face?
@@bcbloc02 - I have not. Given what you said, I'll know better than to try now :)
Another nice job there Brian. Seems to be a bit of runout on that small boring bar.
It is deflection from being hung out so far.
Thank you Brian for the video. Would like to see you put that radiant floor heat to use next winter with the installation of a proper boiler (wood). Any additional barn/shop improvement videos on the horizon? Thanks again.
Good video.
Going to be a popular repair as the hours creep up on those machines. Line boring guys should have work backed up. Maybe you could 3D print some nylon bushings ;-)
Miracles.
Yo bri
Hope it all went to plan..
ABOM WHO?
Once again...VOILA...
Who says you can’t polish a turd😀. That was a lot of different set ups and steps to save that piece
Kentucky windage and elevation strikes again.Another silk purse made out of a sows ear with the big long silky sow boring rig. Blessings
At what point do you just cut the plates off and start over?
That is what I said a guy with a good burn table and some fixtures could probably build one in the time it took me to repair it. That being said it of course would have still needed the machine work so…… Regardless I work with the tools I have so it’s the route I took.
Question is there a sign outside your shop that reads "Block machining" There should be. Just saying
Nope. Word of mouth is plenty of advertising I don’t need to look for more work! 😂
@@bcbloc02 Excellent glad to hear that.
Was there anything not wrong with this?
Barely, mainly that it still had 1000lbs of steel to work with. LOL
and after you finish trippin over everything,. you can do some work...?
Makin them round and accurate again. Beautiful work!
Nice one Brian!! Do you weld the bores up manually or do you have the machine to set up and weld for you?
I would like to have an automated bore welder but that is a big investment. I currently am saving to have a ceiling and proper heating and cooling first.
Yup I definitely understand that, I’m in the process of building a shop so I can stop working on stuff out in the elements getting tired of it. The company that I used to work for had 20 cat 980 wheel loaders and during winter maintenance I would go through pins, bushings and possible line bore, split the tractor apart, the guy they had do the line boring had the automated welder it was cool to watch, so fast after set up. Any updates on old yeller?
@@cumminsnchevy I ordered some 17" rims for the back since the tires are junk and I have lots of access to 17" wheels taken off new trucks hardly anybody runs 16 stuff anymore. Sadly even though I ordered them in February they aren't supposed to ship till the end of this month. I struggle to find time to work on it anyway. I want to take it to Turoghbreds dyno event in May but not sure I will have it back together by then. It runs and drives now but has no turbos or intake system. It needs a couple of days of work.
Yes I’m still running weld typhoon 16s myself but I know I’m gonna have to switch once they stop making the tires I like only a matter of time, I don’t know how you do as much as you do, you must never sleep😂 but thanks for the update and good luck!🍀