Repairing a Makita DTD154 Impact Driver with a broken gearcase.
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- This how to replace the gearcase on a makita DTD154 impact driver with failed needle bearing in the front gearcase.
A broken needle bearing will cause the impactor to run very rough, loud and will cause excessive movement in the spindle.
It's a quick and easy repair anyone could do at home, amd most importantly it's a cheap fix.
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sounds like my old 1980 ford bronco trying to start in the winter.
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Thanks for really going into the details of what you're doing and why you're dong it. I'm learning a lot about how power tools function from your videos.
Thanks as always, Dean!!! Just wanted to say you're expertise is outstanding!!!!! Thanks so much!!!!!!!
nice tidy job , as usual most of the attention to detail just wont be seen , but it makes a world of difference .
You are adept at understanding intricate workings. Learning a lot but my business is breaking them.
Thank you for taking the time to put your fixes on you tube I have found them very helpful and easy to follow along which in turn has saved quite a few tools from the rubbish Thanks Dean keep up the great work.
The impact that wanted to be a hammer drill, the little impact that could
The old needle bearing looked like a common size found in automotive applications. Possible replacement? Thanks!!!
Nice job Dean. Lookin forward to the next one.
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Not sure why Makita added this needle bearing to their DTD154 whereas both the DTD152 and DTD153 didn't have it, yet hardly any gearbox issues.
Unfortunately I've seen quite a bit of these DTD154s with this bearing being gone comming in for repair.
Thanks dean for your video 📹 great help for me now happy living in the Philippines 🇵🇭 and not easy to find someone here to help with this drill they never see drill like there's 😮😊living the dream 😊
If people looked after there tools we wouldn't have deans videos I always like the attention to details every time
Nonsense-Tools that work hard wear out..
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"I wonder if this has been dropped"....My man, I think the only impacts that haven't been dropped are still in the box. At this point I've lost track of how many times I've kicked mine off a scaffold.
Great job Dean Thanks
Great work Dean as always 🦘
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Great videos as always👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇬🇧
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Dean, it is just great to see you bring back these tools!! May I ask what you use for grease to lube things back up? I've just been given a set of well used DeWalt tools and the impact appears to need a proper breakdown, cleaning and lubrication (turning very slowly on known good battery).
Best asmr channel.
Every time I watch you fix Mikita your bias shines through. Good show keep going.
Lol no dog in this race but I think he likes working on em because they are easily serviceable and it makes his job easier and more enjoyable
You showing your bi ass
Well I buy Makita myself for a reason
Unfortunately I have a bias too. I have 3 drills with gearbox clutch issues. Parts are too expensive to replace. I am switching back to Bosch.
@@dagwood1327 What Makita combi are you referring to? Dean has mentioned 1 of the newer heavy duty 18v combis that have clutch issues.
Personally I stay away from Combis and just get a drill driver.
@@shifty277 XFD11steel and XPH12concrete. My 18v Bosch drill also died but I think I got it in the late 90’s
Makita "subcompacts" in USA are black.
Non teal are mostly Japan market and mostly Made in Japan. As Project Farm shown between Made in China and Made in Japan Makita, the one made in Japan had higher quality insides.
You get classic Teal, White, Purple, Yellow, Olive, Dark Red and Black body. Pro is that youll possibly get Made in Japan models and unique color, cons are that you can forget about warranty and youll need to pay import tax, normal tax etc on shipping. Something in the middle would be trying to buy new body mold and replace it on your girl.
I was temped to buy their XGT Sander BO001G off japanese market, but Makita in my country finally put it in "New release" section, so soon it will be sold by resellers and should be around 250-300 Euro. One machine Im jealous of Japan having is the DTD173, which has that freaking Halo light up front, which when youre closing the bit into a wall or other material its basically show you with shadow exact location where it will hit.
Tbf based Tod was comparing two different tools. TD171 from China and the 172 from rising sun and didn't know it
Also with Makita you should ask your local FSC if they will warranty a JDM tool. Makita Canada has said they will warranty it provided you have an original sales receipt. So eBay resellers no dice but Amazon japan they'll take it on but need to have parts available to them.
So if my td173 eats the cracker they will warranty it once parts become available once its not just available in Japan. You might end up getting shittier parts than the JDM tho.
@@SlowExpensive Thats the point of Ebay, you might be buying from a random dude who want to make a Yen. In my country from what I know only official resellers are counted towards warranty (and buying used from people, but still all documents of sale and 3 year warranty). Ive bought the LXT 125mm sander from a company 2 years ago, but they basically bought them from UK market and resell on domestic market, so if thing goes sideways its repairing it myself or sending to them. Then again, that Sander is a unicorn as its "Made in United Kingdom" model.
Solid work, as usual!
Maybe the gear housing of the DTD153 is the same.
Hi, I need a trigger for this exact impact, where can I get one?
My friend, my idol, put your camera in the cabinet just to try
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I'm sure they already got their money's worth😊😊
Please either use a sound filter or just record in mono instead of stereo.
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Not even worth fixing! They are so cheap these days, bottom of the range also. Same with half the tools you fix