Pretty amazing that he can rapidly take the pump apart in the right order, throw dozens of pieces into a colander, tell the ones that need replacing, and put them all back together in the correct order. The mind boggles.
There's a guy\channel called @Dean Dougherty who fixes power tools out of a tool shop in Ireland. He's another one who amazingly takes all these 173 parts, throws them on the bench\basket on disassembly, finds\fixes eplaces problem part, then puts all the little parts & pieces all back together. It's also amazing to watch how he does it. He is super knowledgeable and also explains the parts & failures. Like Corey here at ADS, Dean is really very good at their chosen profession\career. Check him out, I guarantee you'll be shocked & amazed watching him toss parts & then meticulously putting them all back together correctly! 👍🏻👌🏻🛠️🔩🔧🧰🔌🔋
I'll tell ya Corey, that's a lot of intricate parts in this pump. You're a man who knows your stuff. Not your first rodeo. Thanks for sharing your expertise... enjoyed your video.
Agreed. Thought I was watching Mr Carlson's Lab. An electronic engineer. He's got a camera on a boom where he can move it around for close up and such. Enjoyed the video very much! Thanks.
@@AreaDieselService I'm gonna rewire the tractor and then pull the pump and injectors... I think what I'll do is look for a nice auction out that way and maybe just bring it out to you
Thanks for an outstanding video. It was super interesting and informative. You asked about camera angle. I feel it is excellent. I could see what you were doing and was nice and clear. Great setup on the camera. Probably one of the best videos I have seen that teaches. The gentleman doing the work was very excellent. I was impressed. Great job all the way around. Great company and great employees. Hank and Wiley your pump is ready to come back to you. Get your machine running again. Thanks for everything everyone!!!!!! Thought it was excellent. The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Hello I very much like this camera angle and the audio is very good. I enjoy your channel very much. I feel that I have learned something even though I don't have a truck or tractor that has a pump, it is still interesting to watch. Thank you for sharing. I also like to watch Cory do the work he is very good and he explains everything very good thanks Cory.
Thanks for upload. Corey’s knowledge, dedication and professionalism to produce the best product is outstanding. His detailed step-by-step explanations during disassembly, analysis, reassembly and final testing were super. His voice, the camera angles and the lighting were spot-on. Well done!
Really like the new camera angle with the overhead view. Some may say his head was in the way but only for a quick second. Audio was great no mumbling or guessing the name of components. Explanation of visual inspection was pretty spot on. All-around excellent video.
If you can't fix it no one can no can ,Camera and sound are excellent ,lots of hand fitting and meticulous workmanship ,Nothing like watching a master mechanic of fuel pumps do His thing ,I've been watching you guys since you did a Pump for " watch Wes work " I wish I had known about you years ago I had a Oliver diesel Tractor that had a pump that could have used your help
Every time I watch this channel I am absolutely astounded by how many different parts are in one those small pumps that you rebuild. I am so impressed by the knowledge of your rebuild technician.
Yes I found you through Diesel Creek when you did an Injection Pump for one of Matts Bulldozers. And where you're Technicians camera is Just Fine & his Voice is also very good & clear
Personally love the sifferent camera angles for teardown and then rebuild. It also means anyone walking past the door will see a tech apparently talking to a diesel pump.
Hi guys I love watching your channel here on the tube I discovered you when watching an episode of Diesel Creak one of my favorites and now there’s a bunch of others that have popped up as well that I have discovered watching your channel you are a good bunch of guys resurrecting this old equipment and being a middle aged farmer it’s right up my alley finding old basket cases and putting them back together because it’s what I could afford and now that I’m disabled I have moved to the Philippines it’s not easy to find old equipment to work on because they either run it until there’s nothing left to rebuild or you can’t find the parts to rebuild it except for my 96 Toyota liteace van I’ve managed to keep it running like a top very pleased with it even though it’s almost 30yrs old I hope these videos bring you a lot of business!
19:31..." Just barely proud !!!...." 😃😂... I get it !!! ; a great analogy and use of the language !! , well done !! 1:12:10...Thanks again !! , always informative and interesting !!...
Great video and sound but the angle was different. This showed the better as the pump was reassembled. Thanks for sharing Hank, Wily , Chris, Michael. Have a great reason to promote your site.
It sure is amazing the number of projects on youtube that went from duds to success with the involvement of ADS. Amazing saves, keeping old steel working, and away from the scrappers👌👌
Love watching your channel, and the new camera setup is great! The overhead view is wonderful as it's much easier to watch all the steps involved, the audio quality is awesome, and the video is almost perfect (only issue I noticed is it got washed out/too much light around 15:25 where he shows us the ring pin wear)
Very good, informative video. Over here in the UK I worked on many Lucas DPA and Bosch rotary pumps. A great reminder that nothing ever really changes!
I have farm equipment and heavy equipment most all diesel . Your video gives us a better look on the inside of that stile pump works. Let's face it most of us are just parts changers and we don't have the equipment to test them and set them up right.good video
great to see you boys in ads are getting work from all the you tubers keep up the good content consice no bs no dramas just as it is working or stuffed i hsve never done much with injection pumps though I build diesels before you ask Im in west wales the best part of the uk LOL
The teardown & buildup of components is interesting. The determination of the final tuning adjustments during bench check/test cell IMHO is more interesting. Worked Test Cell for many years in the propulsion world. There is a specialty with reviewing dynamic data. The end result is adjusting components to obtain peak performance.
I came to your channel through RUclips about 5 videos ago but I don't remember how I got here lol. If you are peddling hats right now then I'd love to have one. The camera angle is good imo.
looking for input...ok video audio lighting all good ...as far as promoting the other channels no need we probably already watch them too as you seem to be the goto solution to reviving equipment. i like the long format with a complete project in the time which we cant get from the other channels as there is no way to do it other than a "sema" build in 1 hour of video lol . thanks for the videos
I appreciate the quality pump rebuild. It's apparent Cory has a lot of bench experience. Why wasn't a one piece weight cage installed? I remember when a lot of components like starters and generators/alternators were routinely rebuilt at local shops.
So I was thinking.... With the advances of electronics etc, wouldn't it be possible to make a generic, adaptable replacement pump? I've seen a few videos where you end up searching high and low for replacement parts for technically obsolete machines. Perhaps there is a market for an electric/electronic solution. Or maybe there already is? I realize the desire to stay mechanical and original. But I'm betting there are more people interesting in a running machine than in a static display. And as long as it doesn't require cutting chunks out of the engine block, there's no reason the engine could be returned to the original configuration if so desired.
We would die for u lads to b ere in England god u r very very good useless over here lol they tell u need a new pump injector tips can’t go get what u want u r the best
I see a lot of videos on where the technicians do not wear any protective gloves when working with petrol or diesel or oil be it servicing an engine or its parts, why?
Pretty amazing that he can rapidly take the pump apart in the right order, throw dozens of pieces into a colander, tell the ones that need replacing, and put them all back together in the correct order. The mind boggles.
There's a guy\channel called @Dean Dougherty who fixes power tools out of a tool shop in Ireland. He's another one who amazingly takes all these 173 parts, throws them on the bench\basket on disassembly, finds\fixes
eplaces problem part, then puts all the little parts & pieces all back together. It's also amazing to watch how he does it. He is super knowledgeable and also explains the parts & failures. Like Corey here at ADS, Dean is really very good at their chosen profession\career. Check him out, I guarantee you'll be shocked & amazed watching him toss parts & then meticulously putting them all back together correctly! 👍🏻👌🏻🛠️🔩🔧🧰🔌🔋
I know if it was anyone but these guys I would be throwing my hands up in the air saying wait a minute hold up!
Video and audio are excellent. Corey is great, easy to listen to and really knows his stuff. Thanks
I'll tell ya Corey, that's a lot of intricate parts in this pump. You're a man who knows your stuff. Not your first rodeo. Thanks for sharing your expertise... enjoyed your video.
The sound is great, and I do like this camera angle. Thanks
Agreed. Thought I was watching Mr Carlson's Lab. An electronic engineer. He's got a camera on a boom where he can move it around for close up and such. Enjoyed the video very much! Thanks.
Your guys attention to detail is above and beyond what anyone else does. Your repairs are always spot on. Great job guys.
I need Bosch Injection Pump rebuilt for a Farmall 826 😊
We can do it!
@@AreaDieselService I'm gonna rewire the tractor and then pull the pump and injectors... I think what I'll do is look for a nice auction out that way and maybe just bring it out to you
Thanks for an outstanding video.
It was super interesting and informative.
You asked about camera angle. I feel it is excellent. I could see what you were doing and was nice and clear.
Great setup on the camera.
Probably one of the best videos I have seen that teaches. The gentleman doing the work was very excellent. I was impressed. Great job all the way around.
Great company and great employees.
Hank and Wiley your pump is ready to come back to you. Get your machine running again.
Thanks for everything everyone!!!!!!
Thought it was excellent.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
The position of the camera was perfect I’m truly impressed with all of you guys
Hello I very much like this camera angle and the audio is very good. I enjoy your channel very much. I feel that I have learned something even though I don't have a truck or tractor that has a pump, it is still interesting to watch. Thank you for sharing. I also like to watch Cory do the work he is very good and he explains everything very good thanks Cory.
such a pleasure to watch someone who is a master at his craft.
Thanks for upload. Corey’s knowledge, dedication and professionalism to produce the best product is outstanding. His detailed step-by-step explanations during disassembly, analysis, reassembly and final testing were super. His voice, the camera angles and the lighting were spot-on. Well done!
You betcha! I could watch him rebuild pumps all day!
57:50 finest kind of video, improving quality, is admired
Smart move by Hank and Wily. They brought the pump to you. 😊
Excellent, clear, concise explanation. Extremely professional.
Smart move by Hank and Wily. They brought the pump to you. 😊 my lesson of the day. Always take diesel pumps to a pro.😂.
Really like the new camera angle with the overhead view. Some may say his head was in the way but only for a quick second. Audio was great no mumbling or guessing the name of components. Explanation of visual inspection was pretty spot on. All-around excellent video.
If you can't fix it no one can no can ,Camera and sound are excellent ,lots of hand fitting and meticulous workmanship ,Nothing like watching a master mechanic of fuel pumps do His thing ,I've been watching you guys since you did a Pump for " watch Wes work " I wish I had known about you years ago I had a Oliver diesel Tractor that had a pump that could have used your help
Every time I watch this channel I am absolutely astounded by how many different parts are in one those small pumps that you rebuild. I am so impressed by the knowledge of your rebuild technician.
Yes I found you through Diesel Creek when you did an Injection Pump for one of Matts Bulldozers. And where you're Technicians camera is Just Fine & his Voice is also very good & clear
Personally love the sifferent camera angles for teardown and then rebuild. It also means anyone walking past the door will see a tech apparently talking to a diesel pump.
Hi guys I love watching your channel here on the tube I discovered you when watching an episode of Diesel Creak one of my favorites and now there’s a bunch of others that have popped up as well that I have discovered watching your channel you are a good bunch of guys resurrecting this old equipment and being a middle aged farmer it’s right up my alley finding old basket cases and putting them back together because it’s what I could afford and now that I’m disabled I have moved to the Philippines it’s not easy to find old equipment to work on because they either run it until there’s nothing left to rebuild or you can’t find the parts to rebuild it except for my 96 Toyota liteace van I’ve managed to keep it running like a top very pleased with it even though it’s almost 30yrs old I hope these videos bring you a lot of business!
19:31..." Just barely proud !!!...." 😃😂... I get it !!! ; a great analogy and use of the language !! , well done !! 1:12:10...Thanks again !! , always informative and interesting !!...
good job..Hank and Wily can rest that the pump will work great.
Amazing work you fellows do. Thanks for sharing.
Great video and sound but the angle was different. This showed the better as the pump was reassembled. Thanks for sharing Hank, Wily , Chris, Michael. Have a great reason to promote your site.
Cory it’s a nice view and yup the audio sounds good 👍😎🇺🇸
The sound is good, and I do like this camera angle. We can see almost everything. Good job moving your hands when scribing the timing line. Thanks
Video and sound is perfect!
I know now, where to send my fuel pumps to get checked out...great video guys, thank you!
Yes I learned about your channel through RUclips,I really in joy your channel.
We are getting ahold you today thanks😊
It sure is amazing the number of projects on youtube that went from duds to success with the involvement of ADS. Amazing saves, keeping old steel working, and away from the scrappers👌👌
Ditto on the camera angle and audio, I like it.
Great film coverage, great to see a true expert at work. 👌
Fantastic job ADS!!!
Thanks!
Great job on the new video rig keep up the good
I very much like to watch your step by step procedure and your verbal explanations
Thanks 👍
Love watching your channel, and the new camera setup is great! The overhead view is wonderful as it's much easier to watch all the steps involved, the audio quality is awesome, and the video is almost perfect (only issue I noticed is it got washed out/too much light around 15:25 where he shows us the ring pin wear)
Looks and sounds great great job great video thanks guys another great video thanks
Very good, informative video. Over here in the UK I worked on many Lucas DPA and Bosch rotary pumps. A great reminder that nothing ever really changes!
EXCELLENT video... enjoying you videos every post
Brilliant
Thank you.
Very quality video.
Awesome video!
Always interesting to see your videos
Amazing video
I have farm equipment and heavy equipment most all diesel . Your video gives us a better look on the inside of that stile pump works. Let's face it most of us are just parts changers and we don't have the equipment to test them and set them up right.good video
great to see you boys in ads are getting work from all the you tubers keep up the good content consice no bs no dramas just as it is working or stuffed
i hsve never done much with injection pumps though I build diesels before you ask Im in west wales the best part of the uk LOL
The teardown & buildup of components is interesting. The determination of the final tuning adjustments during bench check/test cell IMHO is more interesting. Worked Test Cell for many years in the propulsion world. There is a specialty with reviewing dynamic data. The end result is adjusting components to obtain peak performance.
Good job 😊
Thanks 😅
Liking it, thanks for sharing your expertise.
I came to your channel through RUclips about 5 videos ago but I don't remember how I got here lol. If you are peddling hats right now then I'd love to have one. The camera angle is good imo.
Good video ❤❤❤❤❤❤
New camera - great!
looking for input...ok video audio lighting all good ...as far as promoting the other channels no need we probably already watch them too as you seem to be the goto solution to reviving equipment. i like the long format with a complete project in the time which we cant get from the other channels as there is no way to do it other than a "sema" build in 1 hour of video lol . thanks for the videos
It's all good thanks ❤❤
I much prefer the new camera set-up much steadier and easier to see what is going on thanks Corey.
When the day comes my Cummins shits the bed I’m dealing with you guys to get me going . Period 👍
I appreciate the quality pump rebuild. It's apparent Cory has a lot of bench experience. Why wasn't a one piece weight cage installed? I remember when a lot of components like starters and generators/alternators were routinely rebuilt at local shops.
You need the flex ring because it's smoother on the governor
camera angle and audio are very good.
The folks at C & C Equipment sent me.
I'd would like to see a closer view ( zoom in to see parts )
I.E. when sanding and filling weights - before and after.
Where can I buy one of those engravers? I saw one used years ago and have never been able to find one to buy. Great channel and great video.
Your pump sounds like a mini detroit when running it on the stand.
Will yall be doing a video on the pt pump that's coming/came from @dieselcreek?
You betcha!
@AreaDieselService looking forward to it! If possible, could yall explain how to adjust one with a dead spot in the throttle?
So I was thinking....
With the advances of electronics etc, wouldn't it be possible to make a generic, adaptable replacement pump?
I've seen a few videos where you end up searching high and low for replacement parts for technically obsolete machines.
Perhaps there is a market for an electric/electronic solution.
Or maybe there already is?
I realize the desire to stay mechanical and original. But I'm betting there are more people interesting in a running machine than in a static display.
And as long as it doesn't require cutting chunks out of the engine block, there's no reason the engine could be returned to the original configuration if so desired.
We would die for u lads to b ere in England god u r very very good useless over here lol they tell u need a new pump injector tips can’t go get what u want u r the best
I see a lot of videos on where the technicians do not wear any protective gloves when working with petrol or diesel or oil be it servicing an engine or its parts, why?
Awesome.................
Aloha.....
24:01 Wait what, What is this torque wrench?
Camera angel great audio great, please check your white balance on the camera, seems a little washed out over saturated.
All that cleaning, Then sanding and grinding over the top of the pump parts What ?????
I get worried when I see a surgeon operating without mask and gloves !!
Why not buy a new one ?
They are not so expensive.
Yes they are Fool !
This pump hasn't been available new for many years.