Guide Shoes Change
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Part of the work to be done on board in the ten year retrofit is changing the guide shoes on both of the elevators. The top ones are a little more difficult than the bottom ones but it went pretty smooth.
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MQ Haven't seen many of your elevator videos lately. Hope your still able to make them. I'm electro/mechanically inclined so find your elevator videos very interesting.
Been doing commercial HVAC for 10 years looking to transition into the elevator union . Awesome videos by the way.
2nd year apprentice out of local 85 Michigan here, is this unit a bfld?
Nice repair. Easy money. 🤙 Hey, what kind of camera do you use? I'm in the market for one. Thanks bud.
와...이게 이렇게도 되는군요...잘보고갑니다.
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😊🇬🇧🇬🇧👍🏻🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 the funny thing is on my old route I had only one or two hydros out of all the lifts I looked after one interesting things is in London in the 1930 they had water hydraulic lifts 🛗
I got to work on a water hydro when I first moved out to Southern California and started working out here. 03’/04’
yea saw one in socal too back in the day 03/04
Same with me, still had a Hydro working in Manchester even though water pressure had been dropped when I was an apprentice
Fascinating but scarey piece of kit, they had a massive water tank fitted in the basement with a motor running the pressure on demand, it used a Gripper rope through the car, pull on direction for up and the other for down, speed seemed uncontrolled to me, the more you pulled the rope the speed would rise, easy running 2 mps, it had bobbins on the rope from memory at terminal floors to decel if you forgot, 19 Portland Street next to the Building centre.
Again on Batho Taylors in Manchester, they had the water hydro cylinders running horizontally under the textile work benches on the ground floor, wish I'd taken photos, these weren't in use but still there, as the company I worked for did most of the conversions, established in 1911, made every component back then, F.M Bell & Co Ltd.
Regards Russ..
Seems to have started a conversation with the lift engineering brotherhood 😂 about water hydros
I never got to see one