500 Hour Service On Takeuchi TL250
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Performing the 500 hour service on the Takeuchi TL250 track loader.The 500 hour service consist of changing the engine oil and filter, fuel filter, pilot line filter, hydraulic tank filter, outer air filter and the gear oil in the planterys. I don't go over all the steps because I showed the oil and air filter change in my last service video, I just highlight the the other parts of the 500 hr service. I also install new cab cylinders and door cylinders. Will have a separate video on the pins and bushings in the arms. As always thanks for watching! If you like what you see please comment, like and subscribe! #EliteEarthworks #Takeuchi
So right about not putting anything on the tracks! I ran over a new Yeti the same way...learned my lesson. Thanks for another informative video...they don't make themselves I know!
bozobennett it’s very easy to do! Thanks again for watching and commenting
Service... always a fun time. It’s about time the quick coupler came. Fun stuff always comes when your in the middle of not fun stuff.
ProjectNinja isn’t that the truth! The next video shows putting it on. Had to modify it a bit so hopefully it will be back on Friday. Thanks again for watching
Good rainy day projects.
Always something to do.
VideosByAl yes there is! Thanks again for watching
Seems like it's always something. Glad I am not the only one who runs over stuff.
Mulesfootconstruction it really is! Lol thanks for watching and commenting
Good job man. A cautious man will save money and have better equipment in the long run. Keep up the scheduled maintenance.
Michael J Berg thank you! I figure it’s better to spend a little money here and there vs a whole lot here and there. Thanks again for watching Michael
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you, makes you money in the long run. Excellent how to video on maintenance for sure. Really digging that machine of yours!!
shooters option targets thank you! Yes I agree it gets old at times spending money on them but definitely keeps them going! Just one of those things. As always thanks for watching and commenting
Maintenance keeps em runnin and making money!!! Keep up the good work!!!
Excavating 320 yes it does! It’s not always fun but it’s necessary! Thanks for watching and commenting
Thanks for this video, I am thinking about buying one this video was very helpful.
DAN BAHR good to hear. Thank you for watching!
Good job man maintenance is the life of equipment lay in there pal
MSL logging that is very true! Have to definitely keep up on it! Thanks for watching and commenting
You take care of your equipment very well, a GREAT HABIT to have! ....13
arkansas13 thank you! I try to keep up with everything I can on them. Want them to last a long time. Thanks again for watching. I’ll be in touch probably the end of the week. I think I’m going to have to hold off on the cutter but I will call you. Thanks again
At least the weather was right for the service nice inside job to do.
barry hansen that’s true, can’t do anything else might as well get my maintenance done. As always Barry thanks for watching and commenting
nicely takend care of equipment .. and always great video
thederrick1966 thank you! They always need something lol! As always thanks for watching and commenting
Consistent maintenance can make a piece of equipment last a long time. The reason I laugh at people who complain about their equipment being broke down all the time. Probably don’t do enough servicing on it. Lot of the guys I work with walk the other way when it comes to just greasing equipment. “Take it to the shop” they say. Nice video man
Tyler Pittmon it’s not always easy or something I want to do but I understand it’s important and necessary. Definitely helps to keep them running longer. Thanks again for watching
Great vid you take pride in you equipment 👍👍.
I did oil change on my boat to day still have to do fuel filter do to sick kids that's life and don't feel bad when I worked for a tree service I run over a $700 saw with the tracked chipper... yup.. I heard that for a while had to work a few Sundays to make up for that one
Josh Welner ouch! And thank you! I do and I really try to keep up with anything they need. It can be a full time job though. Thanks again for watching and commenting
Nice job on the maintenance Brandon!! Maintenance is cheap but repairs are expensive. I always have a few different sizes of empty jugs laying around to use as funnels and oil diversions. If I need the same one twice I’ll make one up out of aluminum siding then mark the use on it. The aluminum holds up much better to heat than plastic. Maybe one of these days I can give you a hand doing a PM
Richard Savaglio thanks! Totally agree with you on the maintenance and repairs. Easier to spend a little bit every now and then. Than a whole bunch at one tile. That’s a good idea on the aluminum. Thanks. And as always thanks for watching and commenting
Check your local auto parts store, they might be able to get the lift cylinder cheaper. We replaced a bunch of them on the fire trucks and didn't realize how many different lengths and weight sizes that were available.
Dave Guffey yeah I was going to do that. Oreillys couldn’t match them but I’m going to try Napa this week. Thanks for watching
Good job Brandon! “Yooouuu get a wrench 🔧!!”
psidvicious 😆thank you! I could use a wrench! As always thanks for watching
Another fantastic and informative video 💋
Mrs. Elite Earthworks Brandon I’m not sure but I think she’s hitting on you!
Richard Savaglio 😆
Mrs. Elite Earthworks I try 😁😘
@@richardsavaglio661 I think ulterior motives are the case.
barry hansen maybe she’s looking for a sugar daddy? 😂😂😂
Nice work. Nice vid! Very smart to keep up with PM on stuff that make the $$.
Dall Tex thank you! I feel like I consistently do something to them, but it keeps them going I guess. Thanks again for watching
I want a TL12V2 and TL12R2 open ROPS so I can wear my sound canceling earmuffs I bought the damn things for a reason! And I want to feel the wind blow through my hair! great 👍🏻 video!
Awesome videos. I just bought a 2009 Mustang MTL325 which seems to be very much the same as your videos. So I have a few questions. Do you have all the filter numbers by change? Oil, fuel, hydraulic and air filter? I want to do a full service in it.
Thanks! Oh yeah Takeuchi use to build the mustangs and gehls. I’ll have to find them but I have the filter numbers somewhere
I am trying to find the drain hose also for the engine oil. With no luck in Canada ugh
What oil do you use when you do your hydraulic service. .I know you said Rotella 1 5w40 semi synthetic for the engine was curious on the hydraulic. .. I recently just bought a tl130 and I really like what you do and hopefully can do some work like you. Keep up the good work and vids
Bart Ferreira it’s 10w30 engine oil is what the loaders call for. The excavator takes AW46 hydraulic fluid. Not really sure why the loaders take the 10w30 but that’s what the book calls for. You’ll love that 130 their a beast. Appreciate you watching!
10w 30 diesel or regular? And are theyre any know thnigs that i should look for ton the tl130 that you might know ....ps What are the chances that you have any shirts for sale.?
Bart Ferreira just regular 10w30. Nothing I can really think of, just check for any play in the pins and bushings on the arms. And check the sprockets for wear. These machine are extremely reliable and tough. Mine just rolled over 6700 hours and it’s still going strong. I’m working on getting more shirts made. If you want to email me at eliteearthworksllc@gmail.com and let me know what size. I’m hoping to have more in a week. Thanks again
Brandon great video. I’m looking to get a Takeuchi track loader. Have you had good luck with the reliability of the machine? Like you, I’ve always had to do my own mechanic work. Would you be afraid of a little bit older machine ? When would the hours start to be to much in your experience on a decently maintained machine? Thanks.
Thank you! This machine has 8700 hours on it now I bought it in 2012 with 900 hours. It’s still running strong. I guess 5K-6k hours would be kind of high if you don’t know how the machine was cared for. I haven’t had any major issues with mine. Just normal wear and tear stuff but I have taken great care of it too. These machines are fantastic and will run forever
Hey bud nice video. I was wondering if you might be able to throw a chain over a beam in the shop j attach a come along on it to lift that cab up ,just a thought take care
Mrdan yes I have done that before. Now with the new cylinders, the cab lifts way easy. As always thanks for watching
Nice, thanks.
Thank you!
At least you do preventive maintenance instead of waiting for it to fall off or stop working all together lol‼️‼️👍
Mark Mortensen LoL yes I don’t want to wait that long. It’s even more expensive that way! Thanks again for watching Mark
Just wondering if you ever made a 1000 hr service video on your TL250 loader?
I don’t think I have but my next service will be one. I can film that.
Ok thanks that would be great. I have enjoyed your other videos. They help a lot.
Phil Rogers awesome glad to hear that. I kinda quit filming the maintenance stuff because so many people told me they were boring but I’m going to start doing more of it cause it’s the other side of owning equipment. Appreciate the support too
Ha ha, well those people obviously don’t work on their equipment like we do. Buddy and I just bought the same loader you have so your videos have been a lot of help. Thanks again
Phil Rogers 🤣 that’s exactly right! Cool well I will definitely keep them coming then. If you have any questions with them shoot me an email at eliteearthworksllc@gmail.com I don’t know everything about them but I’ll help where I can. Thanks again
Ok so the word is that most Tacs lose the main hydro bank between 2500 and 3500 hours. Have u seen this w 6000 hrs on yours?
mrpush no still running strong, it may be a bit slower on the cycles compared to a new one but not issues yet. And I’m going to hit 7000 hours this week!
Thank you good content
Robert Martin thanks! Rain days are always maintenance days! Expensive but necessary! Thanks again Robert for watching and sharing
Talking about running over stuff i planted 2 ceil phones fell off the planter. An ran one over20.000lbs jd it dont hold up. An they it takes a beating. Layed on the fender oops. Wife mad at me couldnt get hold of me tks gary
Yvonne Johnson lol! They just don’t make them like they use too! Thanks again for watching Gary!
i'm wondering if the bushes along the rear boom and cylinder are the wear and replace type or actually have grease nipples ?
Dan J the cylinders have replaceable bushings in them and so do the loader arms. Shouldn’t be a terrible job, just a little time consuming. Thanks for watching
Good afternoon Can you tell which gas lift is installed on the door? I mean the length
I would have to measure them to remember for sure
@@eliteearthworksllc Thanks a lot
@@eliteearthworksllc I've got it 415мм full 685mm(h=270mm)
where did you get the oil drain tool?
Daniel Clark at the dealership, it was $85 😳🤣
No no no no, you're doing it all wrong... You're supposed to change the engine oil every couple years and neglect everything else unless it breaks or starts making noise so loud you can't get the radio turned up high enough to blast over it! That's crazy doing all that maintenance in such a periodic fashion! lol! You'll never get a new loader doing that since this one will last you forever with all that care taken! lol! You treat it like it's your own or something! Ha! Well, keep up the good work - it pays for itself in the end! Thanks for the video!
burningdinosaurs 😆 all this time I’ve been doing it wrong! Thanks for pointing that out. That is definitely true, when you own them you take way better care of them! As always thanks for watching and commenting
Burning - Right, gotta be careful w/that preventative maintenance. Sometimes all the dirt and crud is holding stuff together. Remember the old adage, ‘If it ain’t broke don’t fix it!’.
Seriously - Nice job Brandon! All that PM should help relieve some of that OCD stress too. 👍
@@psidvicious Ha! Yes! You and I must work on the same kind of equipment lol!
Burning - Probably! Did’ja ever do something to a machine that you thought was just PM? Then when you start running the machine again, it just never seems to run quite like it did before?? Hate when that happens! 🙄
@@psidvicious ...and then you consider putting the old parts back in!? lol!!!
Is it 1.5q per final drive. Or 1.5q total for both?
Per final drive
@@eliteearthworksllc appreciate it. 👍🏻
I’m getting ready to make a video how to put a battery in a TL250 mine is done lol
@@eliteearthworksllc 👍🏻it's kind of a pita. As you know it's tight in that bottom corner.
It’s a huge pain I’ve done it one other time lol at least the 12’s have a panel on the side
No vid to night elite?
Yvonne Johnson yes give me about 30-40 mins. Just finishing working for today and I got have it ready on my phone. Another maintenance video on the excavator this time so it may not be super exciting lol
Did you get the quick coupler for the excavator??
D C he said in the video. (Spoiler Alert: He might even show it in the video. It might be at 14:40 )
ProjectNinja....guess I should pay more attention!!!
D C no worries man. I do it sometimes too. Just glad I could help a guy out.
D C I got it but had to do a little modification to it but should have it on Friday. My next video shows trying to put it on. Thanks for watching
ProjectNinja 🤫😆
I have all Cats and the worst part of the whole machines are the cabs. The older ones were worse, but the shocks suck! i change them non-stop and they are not cheap. The newer minis have the bottom front window slide up in to the top, so they will wear out even faster! Buy stock in the shock company, then we can all make money!
Joe Hussey LoL yeah the shocks are terrible. I understand they take a lot of abuse and vibration but they should definitely last longer or be a bit cheaper. I’ve tried to shop around on the internet but haven’t had much luck. Thanks again for commenting and watching
Got to give ya hard time lol tks gary got take care of your money maker
Yvonne Johnson lol i appreciate it! It wasn’t really by choice today 🙄😆
Did you say 6900 hours?
Michael Huhn yes 6800 actually I thought it was 6900. Thanks again for watching
@@eliteearthworksllc that's crazy. Most guys around me(Kentucky) trade theirs off around 3k hours.
Btw, I looked at the new tl12r2 yesterday. That thing is a beast.
Michael Huhn yeah I just really like this one. And it keeps on ticking! I have been eyeing the tl12r2. I was trying to hold off from the tier 4 as long as I could but it may be about time!
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Ran over my wife's few hours old phone that she set on the front tire of the farm tractor...agreed never put stuff on tracks or tires.
Jason Hendrix ouch! Yes it’s so easy to do. It happens though especially if you get sidetracked. Thanks for watching