4x4 PTO Driven Timber Trailer BUILD Ep.3 - Chain Tensioner etc.
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- 4x4 PTO driven timber trailer tandem axle build continues. Welding on the bearing block bolts on the S355 chain housing sidewalls and bearing block flanges. Cutting out chain tensioner parts on the homemade CNC plasma table. Using 6mm S355 steel for the tensioner box parts. Sprockets and bearings are off-the-shelf parts I ordered from a farmer store. This 100mm chain tensioner sprocket with the chain tensioner box mount will be located inside the main chain housing and it'll move up-down and tension the chain via bolt attached to the lid I'm yet to make. To be continued. Stay tuned!
Trailer specs:
* 28x11-14" tires & 14" rims
* 1450mm/57" wide; length and height - unknown
* tandem axles with homemade chain housings
* BMW E39 530D differential with 2.81 gearing (identical to the UTV diffs)
* hydraulic crane with a boom & grapple for easier log loading & handling
* independent hydraulic power pack
* radio controlled hydraulic winch on the boom
* load capacity - 1-1,5 metric tonne
Stay tuned for the next episode & thanks for watching!
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Welding equipment borrowed from Spetselektroodi AS, Estonia:
Fronius TransSteel 2700 welder
Optrel Crystal 2.0 Welding Helmet
Hypertherm Powermax 45 XP plasma cutter
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You might want to look into grease nipple extensions. That way it wont become one of those,"i'l do it next time i use it.. forgets whole thing exists and replaces bearing for it" things. Also you really want to design ways to have "emergency" access to those axle locking nuts for the future. Trying to drill them out so you can get bearing and axle out will be "interesting" experience for the poor bastard who has to do it.. Ether make it last so its only your children who has to do it when you are dead(and prepare some yellow rain on top of your grave), or always think ease of maintenance and if all possible, "what if this thing jams/rusts shut" moments.
Maybe your next project should be a bandsaw!!
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Quick Tip: put a towel or rag inside of your spare nuts and bolt bucket/box. Then put all the miscellanious nuts and bots in. When when you need to search for something, lift the towel/rag out of the bucket/box with everything inside it and lay it out on the floor. Then you can spread all nuts and bolts out on the towel/rag to search for what you need. The awesome part, after your done sifting through all the nuts and bolts, simply fold the corners of the toewl/rag together and you can lift everything up and put it all back into the bucket/box in one easy motion. 👍😁
An addition to this tip… use multiple towels. Stack in layers. Easier to sort through.
That's Genius! Thank You.
Brilliant idea 😃
When I where a kid I made same with lego.
I had like 100L box, and lego brix where in full size blanket.
I laied them down like in 10 second, and I i need, I get them into box in 10 seconds.
Last time, it was 15 yeaars ago :D
This man is a real engineer Makes me happy to watch you ⚙️🏭
Same here. I don't even know what he's making and I still have to watch
@@jack002tuber very nice my friend we are here for the same purpose :)
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Am I the only one ultra satisfied with how precise his plasma table cuts? How thin the runs between pieces are is 👌🏽👌🏽and how clean the cuts are. Almost no slag to clean up
Who doesn't have such a box or bottle (or multiple) with nuts and bolds 🙂Love your channel, your skills, and your workshop with old and new stuff all put together. And the film quality is really superb, and the fireplace topps if off!
I live in Vietnam and PTO trailers are a common site towed behind small farm tractors. For the most part the trailers are the rear ends of trucks and of course tipper trucks have the advantage of the tipping body. The trailers come with the trucks gearbox and the PTO is connected to this. Steep banks up the Highlands are no bother for these set up's and they carry huge loads of produce. All that needs to be done is weld an frame towing bracket where the engine used to be, make up the PTO shaft and braking system. I did see one double axle but not sure if it was 4x4 drive.
Lots of WWII Willies jeeps towed powered trailers.
Thanks for posting I love engineering videos.
Another excellent example of your unlimited talents on display!
I hope all is well in your part of the world.
Peace to all mankind.
Cheers from Sydney Australia
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that little move with the socket is a move from a man who has had one too many hard to reach fittings, or knowledge from a man who built something himself and is upset he forgot that on a previous project
I really like seeing your projects unfold because you plan ahead on how to maintain the project. Its an easy way to tell if the project is just for show or if it will be utilized. Can't wait to see this trailer do some work!
27:40
There’s something about admiring an amazing creation with the Woodstove popping in the background that is just really comforting. Nice work my friend ✌️👍🇺🇸
Hi Donn,
Having been involved in custom fabricating and design myself for almost 50 years, I can honestly say you are on another level.
Take care my friend.
Coming from East Germany I have a shockingly similar box of miscellaneous screws and bolts in a marinade of dust and rust. I got it from my father and he got it from his
Coming from Pennsylvania, USA we have a box of miscellaneous metric, and a box of sae. Lol
@@ericball6894 it's crazy that these two systems co-exist. I'm in my 40s, started fiddling around with bicycles younger than 10, then tiny two wheeled two stroke gas to noise converters and now carpentry and my RV and I never touched an imperial wrench.
@@YamahaYZFR6RJ05 sae is being weeded out. I don't mind metric taking over. But I'm not ready to measure with the metric system.
So you are saying you come from a long linage of loose screws...
@@ShainAndrews ba dum tsssss
Sure glad to see that someone else knows the value of saving good used fasteners!
And I thought I was the only person who kept a container of old bolts nuts and washers when working on projects... Waste not want not I think was the old adage. You are one heck of an engineer and fabricator. I saw this and subscribed.
it's great to have a new video too watch thankyou for taking the time to make videos for us to watch ..
Thanks for taking the time to watch.
One word for the things you build - Sturdy! Thanks for the vids! 😎
from the Netherlands thanks for the video
Thank you for watching!
@@DonnDIY
you're welcome Donn
Doing a really good job. The only thing I'm concerned with and have had cases of the bolts snapping off, is the welding of the grade bolt heads. It makes them brittle. I've had them break off once before and learned never to fully weld the heads. Grade 5 can handle welding the heads better. I would highly recommend making a retain to fit over the bolt heads to hold them from turning and falling out then weld the retainer to the plate. I know it's a lot of work to do over, but worth the time.
Yep! Welding grade 8 is asking for cracks.
I have heard of this. Good advice. Thanks for sharing this Dodge Magnum.
If I remember correctly those were grade 8.8 which is metric and similar to SAE grade 5.
@@siggyincr7447 Indeed 8.8 is just an ordinary bolt in metric land, our high strength ones are 10.9 or 12.9
Since he has a plasma, he could really easily cut out some bolt/nut head keepers. Weld those on then tack the bolt head in place so i doesn't come out of the keeper.
Now you really have me hooked on your channel. "spare" nuts and bolt box!!! (Mine are in multiple old coffee cans) A must have!
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Danke für diesen Wertfollen Tip. Ich hatte Ihn schon ausgebaut, weil der Propeller dahinter nicht mehr lief und weil ich die Kochplatte mit Piezozündern ausrüsten will. Wollte Ihn schon neu kaufen, aber das erwies sich als Schwierig, weil der Kühlschrank einen Ausschnitt fürs Radhaus. Mit deinem Tip geht er wieder😁
Impressive work sir. Can't wait to see the working model.
From the moment you built that awesome welding table, I have wondered when you would use those holes!!!! BRAVO!!!!!
Very nice work. My dad took a dishwasher rack and put all his miscellaneous nuts and bolts on the many plate and bowl dividers but still had boxes of the same tucked away. Can't wait to see it function.
I love this kind of gloves, not too thin so protection level is fine and not too thick so precise grabbing and manipulation are possible. Also, grabbing something light weight is fine when it is boiling hot and when something is too hot they won't melt and stick to skin :>
Great job Donn. 👍👍
I hope all is well in your place.
Peace to all mankind.
Greatings from Germany
I had to pause and leave a comment when I saw the labelling of the box. Congratulations on finally getting a sand blaster! Your arsenal of tools is getting quite impressive. Love your work, as always.
My box of hardware includes bent nails that my grandfather saved for retirement when he was going to straighten them out. Unfortunately, he never got around to it and I don't have the inclination to straighten bent nails. Keep up the good work my man. 👍
Donn you are my favorite heavy metal artist 😂
It is heavy metal indeed.👍
Thank you, Don. It was nice to watch something else then war, for a change.
I have been researching about a pto driven trailer to haul stuff up my hill and am so happy to find your channel. Excellent fabrication bro.!
Your a very good welder nice bead haven’t seen you for awhile so now I Subscribed so I don’t miss you great machines u build thank u for letting me sit in your garage and watch you
I understand all the head scratching trying to make it so you can put it together and still be able to fix it later with out having too take the whole unit back apart ..great idea putting the hole for the screw in the axle and be able to grease the unit from the same hole ..just a thought make your nut for the service hole so you can put a bolt in it help keep the mud out ,, just a thought ..
Some do what they can..Others do what they want .. Looks great ...
Hello Donn, great to see you again :) Nice fire I could hear in the room, set down and enjoy a drink with us, next to the Fire Pit...... take care
Great job actually building stuff.
Location tabs are very useful, since you have a CNC Plasma. A rectangular hole in one piece & a tab in the other.
The bearing flanges - I use 1/2" bolts to locate & center on 1/2" holes. Then weld 3/8" bolts in the rest of holes.
I know you put the bearing blocks for the wheel axles on the inside for less holes in oil bath case. But that makes it really difficult to service those bearings. You can still turn the top drive bearing flange to the outside of case.
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Your skills are impressive, and your videos are my favorites, keep them coming 👍.
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Hi Donn, as a mechanical engineer I love your work and creativity. Maybe it was not clear to me but it looked like the bearing in the chain tensioner sprocket is not mechanical locked. Only a press fitting. In time the sprocket could slide against the bracket.
If so, and if there is enough space, you can solve it by adding 3 or 4 threaded holes on the edge of the ball bearing pocket. In such a position that a round headed screw (f.i.) will lock the ball bearing.
What are your thoughts on using a ball bearing for this application? Seems like a bearing with higher load capacity may be needed
I have a similar cold saw, but an earlier model. It forever blows fuses. Thanks for the awesome vid mate.
You are genius.... thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills.
Excellent work 👍👍👍 . Thanks for sharing. We have something in common @ 5:45 the BOX!!!!! where everything winds up. LOL
Vägev ! Need taustal koldes praksuvad puud , soe vaadata . Edu !
For all small parts like bolts,nuts ,rings and hydraulic fittings , I m using a filing cabinet 4-5 cm high drawers ,
all parts organized in each drawer , a huge time saver
I think it would have been better to have two separate chains, one to the front axle and one to the rear axle. with two sprockets side by side on the driven shaft. that way you wouldn't need a tensioner and you would have more teeth engaged in the chain at once making the sprockets and chains last longer. I cant wait to watch the rest of the build!
If it were me instead of putting that plate with the small hole in it at the top of that bogie I would have put a plate with a larger inspection hole with a bolt on cover so you could inspect the interior and do minor maintenance through it.
WOW!!!! built like a tank !!! Nice job, keep going i'm watching you ...
Peter
Probably comes from the former USSR ... that's how they build there.
Fantastic job man, you're something else. Miss you talking though, I think it was more personal wen you did so, just my taught man. Cheers from Sweden
You are #1, a real Genius in my mind!
Isn’t this exactly what we’d all rather be doing ?
Similar setup to scammell pioneer walking beam axle. OK until you reverse,there will be great strain on that idler.Great work .
Your work is amazing great job excited it in action
Super töö DONN! Keep up the good work. treila tuleb äge. Eesti parim youtuuber
Tänud, Ants. Loodame, et tuleb vähemalt praktiline. 😄
Saudações Brasileira. 😊👊🏻🇧🇷
I have one of those bolt boxes full of good stuff
Your on your way and its looking good you are doing a fantastic job !! 👍👍
I sure love that someone else has a disgusting box of random nuts and bolts that they have to sort through to find something. I have several I inherited from my grandpa.
If you haven't already, you may want to consider tapping into a roof drain and filtering the water and let it go into your plasma table. Put an overflow drain on your sump and let it refresh the water every time it rains. As you probably know, the smell is terrible in the summer.
Love what you doing.
Привет,очень интересный обзор,спец👍👍
Nice Build!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's gonna be one heck of a heavy duty trailer.
Great video
I don't understand why their isn't any 4x4 guys building custom transfer cases with parts like this thing in the video. Sorry I don't know what it is. But I'm mainly interested in the way its being built. Cool video
I'm really glad I found this channel! I'm curious to see how you get the tensioner into and out of the chain; I'm guessing an acme screw, or giant all-thread running thru the case (that's how I'd get there with what you're showing so far), but I assume that's for part 2. This whole mechanism will be heavy when you pull it off the fabrication bench: make sure you don't hurt yourself!
GREAT WORK, LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING THE CRANE BEING MADE THANKS
Donn I think I might have put the chain tensioner on studs and then nuts to hold in place. Then made a bolt that move the tension up and down. This way you can take a cap off the top and stick a socket down in there and tighten it up or loosen it up.
You way will work. That is what I was envisioning as you were making it.
its one hell of a trailer that is for sure.
William, wait for the next episode. This guy is way ahead of you.
Excelente como siempre yessss. Mi ingeniero favorito saludos desde Puerto Rico
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Coming along nicely. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Great going Donn, looking good. Stay safe and keep up the good work. Fred.
Those are some badass welds
Starting to take shape Donn, the sound of your wood fire in the background is relaxing! Haha
Nice job Donny👍
Awesome progress
Super töö! Silm lausa puhkab sinu töid vaadates!
I bet that box of “old” bolts was started by your grandfather.
My Dad had one very similar plus coffee cans as well.
Beautiful work, very nice to look at👍👍👍
BRAVO👏👏👏
You are a true artist my friend
I’m pretty sure that everyone watching this has a box of nuts, bolts and washers like that!
Oh, no!
Several!
Drawers full of them...
You have no idea, last time I weighed the bin it was 700kgs
@@Realtime1501 The part you need is at the bottom? :)
It is looking great buddy.
It is definitely gonna be strong enough for sure.
Super awesome job 👍
Those bolts only need a heavy tack to resist tighening torque. No need for a full weld and easier to replace a stripped one in the future.
Excellent as always.
nice video
Thanks!
23:30
80% scratching head
19% looking for the tool you had in your hand only 5 seconds ago 🤬
1% making progress
Glad it isn't just me. I swear those things have little feet and scurry away whenever they get a chance.
Is there going to be a crane with a clamp or cutter head?
Dude been watching for awhile, keep it up. Ur a genius
I HAD SOME DE JA VUE! MATRIX ARE BROKEN, MY DUDES!
Engineering skills are great 👍
You are greatly skilled. Nice work man
Serious welding!
Good Good 👍🏼
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Один вопрос. Откуда у тебя столько денег для создания всей твоей техники?
Я наблюдаю за тобой уже 3 года, и с каждым разом удивляюсь, как ты всё качественно и дорого делаешь..
Я думаю что он работает инженером на крупном предприятии в Эстонии или Финляндии, тогда вопрос наличия средств отпадает.
Это его работа. Он ютубер из Эстонии. Разве это новость для вас, что youtube платит за видео? Плюс спонсоры и рекламные деньги.
Я думаю, что это работа мечты. Кроме етого все, что он готовит, будет для него самого.
I already can't wait for the next video great job