Rusty Power Hammer Restoration
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2019
- See this restoration in person at the 2019 Good of the Land Fest on Oct.26th in Temple TX
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This restoration was a fun project with friends and a great gift to the man that taught me everything I know.
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Glad I was able to help on this one, Justin. Looking forward to seeing all the cool stuff and seeing everyone at The Good Of The Land Fest, in 2 weeks. #GOTLFEST
Cheers, Gary
On behalf of the club I would like to thank you for doing this restoration. We acquired this power hammer about 20 years ago and it has sat neglected since. All we needed was for the right person to come along. THANK YOU! Wish you the best with the Fest, and I'll see you in a couple of weeks.
Does anyone else think rain on a metal roof is soothing
Sitting hear on couch with the fire going listening to the rain on someone's tin roof on UA-cam and knowing it's raining somewhere else and not here and I don't have to go out for some reason or another and get all wet and cold - your right, it does feel soothing!
It puts me in a coma
It rains almost everyone of his videos. I never understood that.
Daniel Lewis no wonder he's so good dealing with rust and is a spoke person for CRC and Evaporust. Life in Texas I guess?
There are some very relaxing videos available to listen to like that. I fall asleep to them regularly.
Ya have to love how well built this equipment is. Built to last a lifetime, but part of the quality is its built to be serviceable, built to be rebuilt, not just thrown away when something wears out. Love the video, great job...
Amazing that in just 60-70 years we went from nearly everything being built to be serviceable by a layman who can turn a wrench, to everything requiring specialized tools and knowledge to combat planned obsolescence.
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Isn't that the truth. I love twisting wrenches, but these days its increasingly more difficult without specialized knowledge
Somewhere in the deep Canadian wilderness theres a man soothing a herd of stressed mooses with his harp who is very proud you are using his wrenches
HA!
The moose are asleep now...
@@HandToolRescueha ha i love your channel too. I instantly recognized that beautiful wrench.
Loved this video. You did a great job. I was worried you were going to paint it, but leaving as bare metal was perfect. Keep up the good work and a big thankyou for the content.
Excellent Restoration, you really worked hard on this one, hope the Festival goes well for you all.
UK
Great history behind the well done project. Thanks for sharing
Awesome Justin, can't wait to see the power hammer in person, very well done my friend!!!
That was a labour of love , great job and excellent results,, , thanks for sharing this video with us all.
Brilliant job! This is such good history
That hammer is looking good. When I was young I drove my dads Farmall H all over the place. Miss that old tractor 😥
GOOD JOB JUSTIN .WISH I COULD GO TO THE FEST BUT STUCK HERE IN THE GREAT WHITE NORTH.
KEEP UP THE GREAT CONTENT IT MAKES ME HAPPY
Looks good Justin glad I could help out
Looks like a fine job my friend.
That thing is in great shape
I like you talking in the video, not just silent. It’s great to get some explanation what you are doing. Thank you for sharing your story. And the best for your festival, I am sorry but I can’t visit you, live in Europe. God bless you and your family
Rain and restorations best videos ever made
Lovely level of finish just perfect 👍🏼
Great to se you breathing new life into old machines. Greetings from Sweden
Hey Guys! Look what was inside this rust ball, a power hammer! How lucky can we be!
Good job my friend. Wish I could go to the Fest.
Next year?
CRC products has a good spokesman who demonstrates the chemistry's effectiveness. That rust converter is the stuff. :)
"Abom!" Hahaha
She still has her knife!
You made all our days and we look forward to the fest!
Love the grunting - sounds like you're really having to put some effort into the job! Well done...
You take pride in what your doing and work hard to do things right. No short cuts to doing work right. A skilled craftsmen’s excellent work always shows and last just like the men who made the hammer press. God bless what you do.
MOLOCH! What a name for an outfit!
Great video justin
Beautiful machine!! Great find!!
Little bit like a dream; spray with breaker, smack with hammer, place in parts bucket - only it never happens.
Gotta say, it is so cool watching YOU wire off the grease!
+jthepickle7 Thanks brother!
Amazing restoration justin and the rest of the video is awesome
Well done guys, very well done!
Old tools to dismantle an old machine. Perfect.
+Jim Willoughby 😁
That's was AWESOME! To take a massive beast like that and completely restore it truly takes skill, passion, determination, and love!
I don't do restorations, but I enjoy watching old tools and machines being given a new life. Something about it is so satisfying.
+Chris Hoffer Thanks Chris!
Awesome restoration Justin, looks like a sweet setup 👍👍🇦🇺
Great Restoration , its nice to see the old "steel" smackers come back to life:) , Thanks for sharing :)
GOOD JOB JUSTIN
You should invent an inward facing cup brush for that grinder. A small one to clean threads on bolts.
Great video!
Love the restorations.
Very nice work J good luck also with the festival thumbs up from Norway
WOW! Amazing.
Nicely done!
+bcbloc02 Thanks Brian!
Pure awesomeness!
I was just thinking, those brushes are wire throwing suckers. And you pop on with the wire stuck in you. Lol. Perfect example of loving and hating the same thing. Glad to see you had your eyes protected.
Good restoration and a beautiful job
I miss seeing stuff like this where I live
you have done this before ,haven't you? my grandfather was a blacksmith. i was too young to learn a whole lot from him. I became a mechanic, but i just about cried my eyes out in front of my grandmother when i found out she sold his 2 anvils for scrap iron. they were in her way because she started parking her car in his old shop. i have a few hand tools. i never found out what happened to the rest of his tools.it's nice to see someone with the kind of knowledge that you have.
I was kinda expecting you to paint it, but oh well. It turned out great.
It kills me to see a machine left for dead so to speak. So glad to see that there people who are interested in restoration and preservation
That looked like so much more fun the changing the fuel pump in my truck.
Things like this is an art form. I am in my 50's and can appreciate seeing young people get into restoring old things. Most younger people are only concerned with drinking, texting, blogging, doing dumb ass stuff.
Well done.
14:05 That's the reason that even though it's hot work I wear long sleeves and pants when I'm working with a wire brush. I much prefer fewer holes in my skin, thanks. :P Great job on the resto Justin!
Wow beautiful work...would love to find something like that
Excellent 👍 job guy
I like this wholesomeness
Enjoyed your video and gave it a Thumbs Up
Hi bro 👋👋👋 good to see you 🤝🤝🤝 very good restoration power hammer 👍👍👍💪💪💪🔥🔥🔥
check your disassembly video. believe the upper arm support is upside down and that docent allow the hammer to hover over the anvil until you increase the speed to throw it down to your work. great videos Dave
Didn't rewatch the video but remembering how I assemble it and I believe you are correct! Nice catch and save! Thank you brother! I will change it! Awesome job!
Awesome video sir!
You know the good thing about UA-cam videos are they a good record on how to put projects back together correctly. Lol
Great resto video. Question on the adjustable wrench you used in the beginning. Was it from Hand Tool Rescue?
I lol every time I see someone else with a hand tool rescue wrench. I really should buy one.
+Seanfrtd You should! Its awesome and it supports Eric!
@@TheGoodoftheLand Eric is creepy though.
Вот что значит КАЧЕСТВО. 120 лет под открытым небом: помыл, смазал и снова за работу. Сейчас о таком даже мечтать не принято. Привет трудовой Америке.
Тоже самое было и производилось в СССР !!!
Вон, на Кубе, всё ещё ходят грузовые автомобили ,,ЗиЛ" !
Can you do a review of Milwaukee m12 fuel 1/4 right angle die grinder. And see how it compares to the snap on die grinder
Great video and I am looking forward to the GoTL Fest 2019 and will be attending with my father and newphew. - FYI The patent drawing link is showing a 404 error for me.
It's beautiful you sir are a artist.
I must ask, why not just media blast everything, if you protect the bearing areas it would be so quick and leaves a pleasant finish?
Nice video, regards from the UK.
Going to be one hell of a job.
Hey Justin great work on the powerhammer ! As far as setup for these mechanical hammers goes you should adjust the hammers height above the bottom die to around 1/2" clearance also it looks like the tension arms could use to be tightened up as well so that the hammer has more snap and less slop. The gap and tight tension help the hammer to have more whip that translates to better kinetic energy on the work piece :-) it will also help with the control of the hammer as well. Hope this helps and can't wait to give this little hammer a run at the fest! God bless
+Christ Centered Ironworks Thank you! That is a big help!
I hope it went into the shop better than it came out. It turned out beautiful.
Good job 💪👍👍👍
The hammer has probably been worked on recently (20-40 yrs). When were allen head fastener adopted? I've never seen any THAT old.
Have a question,would it have had hex hardware on this vintage hammer or square?seems to have both.
Was that a grease cup on the side of the main bearing or just some kind of knob? Need to load that up and tighten it down if you haven't already...
VERY GOOD JOB-
Fantastic refit, where the hell to start, did you know anything about the workings before you started, more explanations would have been good, excellent video.
Looks great! I think if you adjust the dies to where you have about an inch between them you will get much more power. Just a thought!
First thank you so much for this video buddy but I wanna know bout the clutch system of this machine how does it work may be you can do a video bout it I know it's a lot to ask but I really want to understand the concept sorry for any inconvenience.... Thank you so much in advance
What you do first is clean the threads off with a wire brush and then put on the spray penetrating oil. This tip was shown to me by a old craftsman and told to spread the work. I guess I missed telling you fella. Good day too.
Very cool
That is a beautiful hammer, I've been looking for an old power hammer to restore and use in my shop. Also just a little advice, wear some pants that covers your whole legs, other than that, you did a beautiful job.
Too awesome John Deere two cylinder powered power hammer
Damn it, I want that.
What is powering this thing and how?
Cool restoration how old is the powerhammer
25 lb Moloch? Appears so. I found one in Florence, TX years back. Restored it and used it since. Great hammer but I just added an 88 lb Anyang self contained hammer. Crazy difference! Keep up the good work!
+KillerKane Nice!
Craftsman!!
When you reached for the adjustable wrench I had to check if I was on Hand tool Rescue lol the unnecessary prominent adjustable wrench lol
+This'n that Ha! Eric Is awesome!
Great restoration. I'm concerned about it moving around though. It doesn't appear to be secure. Always make sure it's safe.
Does knock 'er loose work on the ladies?
Once you have all of those nuts and bolts at least moving, why don't you use a light duty impact to spin them the rest of the way off ?
Awesome video. Can that power hammer run on an alternative power source. Something more modern other than a tractor PTO drive?
+A W224 Sure can. You can easily mount a 1 hp electric motor on the hammer. I made a video on the subject, can't remember the title but it should have power hammer in the title
Ah .. the sound of that John Deere at 20:00 only to see it painted RED???? (or maybe that was rust but ...) Spent a lot of time in the seat of that model of "B" . Loved the sound of it - kept me mellow all the time. Hundreds of hours...
I wanted to work with you sir, I am from India.
Your work so impressed me I watched your every vedio.
Please help me for this.
Did you dig that out of the ground? That thing was rough.
Just curious...what kind of system do you use to put these things back together?
Like pictures...or part placement on mats...or parts in baggies...etc?
+Gregory Thomas Everything goes in one bucket. When I was first starting out as a body tech I would keep all of my hardware in separate ziploc bags. Now I just pile it all tog and separate it before assembling. I do make mistakes. In this video I have the part that holds the arms in upsides down. I didn't catch it until someone pointed it out in the comments.
Oops :_)
How many hours of work would you estimate went into the actual restoration of the hammer? Not the install, just the cleaning and fixing.
I would guess 10 for me and an additional 10 for the mill work from tools 4 machine
Thank you. Can i ask a few questions related to a restoration of a similar machine?
1) Is that an oil cup mounted to the side of the rear journal.how does a side mounted cup work. Doesnt it leak?
2) do the other journals with the machined bushings (you commented there was no way to pour Babbitt) just run dry. I did not zerk fittings or oil cups on those.
3) No paint. Just that white liquid? That passivates the cast iron?
+Leo Petropoulos Grest questions. The caps are fill with grease as the bearings surface is a cast and mill bearing used by the parent co. Myers. There are actually two caps. The one in the rear runs halfway through the shaft with two openings for the grease to lubricate the shaft and one of the wheels. The second one lubricates the front bearing
The white stuff is CRC rust converter and it is awesome for a beautiful rust proof semitransparent black finish. It will allow oil to soak in for a double dose of beauty and protection. Way better than paint on old iron.
I probably have a link in the description. Hope that helps
@@TheGoodoftheLand Thanks for answering my questions, and making great and interesting videos. It might be nice someday to have a brass plate made to commemorate the prior owner, donor and restorer. 100 years from now that machine will still be working and people will know those who saved it from the scrap man.
Depending on how things go, this winter or coming spring I will be building my own Back Yard Power Hammer...
+AndrewO Strelczuk Nice!
Funny thing on the way to Oscoda from East Tawas Michigan I saw a old Oliver wide frame with the PTO pulley on it. I hope it finds a home before the Snow flies...
Justin.....Have you seen the giant *vat* of Evap-O-Rust that Keith Rucker has in his shop? Disassembled, it would have come close to holding the entire power hammer in one soak!! :-)
+Norm Jacques yes! Its awesome! I want one!
You guys should look into getting a sandblaster gun to do stuff as bad as that is
Could you tell me why you seam to only use old wrenches when you disassemble and assemble the old machines?+
+Lucien Pouliot just for fun.