"GOOD USED" | DewClaw vs. Deutz Diesel
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- "I say'd for sale, not ON SALE. Interesting trades considered. MINTY Fresh service, new voltage controller, rare two-tone battleship grey/rust. As is where is, come after dark."
It was working at shift change. That’s all I know.
Gold content deluxe.
It was fine when I used it last....................
Goddamned night shift wankers!
Sounds like a job for the straight day guys
The secret is to put it back together JUST enough to make the next guy who uses it think he broke it.
How many of us have spoke the words, "I don't think it was this (what I just did) that destroyed it."
It might be.......but you'll have to kill me before I'll admit it
Are you looking at me working, hiding in the bushes?
even worse when you fix something by accident. you know ful well its 80% chance it will be back again
@@deadprivacy TWA (Trouble Went Away) is one of the worst symptoms besides intermittent problems that can't be reliably reproduced.
Away with ye fluckszone bots 🖕
It's a nice paperweight. Might need a bigger desk though.
The hard part is putting the smoke back in once it has been let out
If there's no flames it was on purpose....
I died XD
Impossible, once that "magic smoke" is released, there is no putting it back. lol
Smoke is a factory sealed component, they make just enough for the assembly line. The chemical compound is a trade secret and not available through the aftermarket.
The smoke came outta the bottle
But the genie did a runner with the rent years ago!
“Some times you’re just the electrician who happens to be there.” No truer words have ever been spoken.
One of the most useful techniques that any troubleshooter can employ is to break it worse so you no longer have to guess what's wrong. Time is more expensive than parts anyway.
Damn right it is !
"It definitely wasn't what I just did that killed it."
@@earlwright9715 its basically immunity to any and all law!
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That fawn had already been chewed on before the dog I'm babysitting hauled it out of the brush. True story. Something definitely had bitten it beforehand.
I've said this way to many times
If you get enough sketchy generators you may have enough parts to make one less sketchy generator. Or you’ll have a yard full of clapped out generators. Either way it would be good content
I once put a dehumidifier and a humidifier in room and let them fight to the death. Only the fittest survive...muhahhahaha
Nothing more reassuring than having a bunch of components for testing purposes which may or may not be completely fucked too. Makes troubleshooting a bliss!
Bubbles: Scraaaaaaap Metal
@@philipcable7518 who won in the end?
@@roberta6641 the audience
Its this level of technological mastery that explains why Canada ain't launching a moon mission in any kind of near future.
Canada Arm: Am I a joke to you?
@@Chris_Garman Claw your way to the moon with that robotic arm, will ya?
Hey now, they can surely _launch_ it.
@@Chris_Garman - still waiting for the Canada Finger to go with the Canada Arm
TBF neither is the US lol
Have you guys considered that maybe the purpose of that contraption was to make melted powdered copper? Seems to work just fine.
It's not a bug, it's a feature!
You genius.
@@fredwupkensoppel8949 Normally you have to pay for that sorta feature.
At least he has now a smoke generator ... think positive .
Turns out it was an East German machine to make powdered steel.
"It was just starting to put out right when it caught fire" story of my life
DewClaw does his best billy joel "I didn't start the fire, it was always burning when the genny's turning"
"Can we fix it?"
"No it's fucked!"
Strip it down and weigh in the copper, got to be worth about 5 Canukistan kopeks per Kg....
Could always put it on a couple of hundred grands worth of milling machine and see how many tools you can break on it whaa?
more excuses for him to mill copper again, yes please
Aprox the equivalent to one case of beer xD
The ol' meth pipe has to be pretty darn hot before stripping things down for scrap copper begins to sound like a decent idea.
@@bodibrodice147 baaaah hahahaha holy shit
Deutz is a district of Cologne/Germany /Köln-Deutz, the city of the Cologne cathedral. In the district Deutz is the Kloeckner-Humboldt Deutz KHD and Deutz and MWN Motoren plant. Famous for huge air cooled gas an diesel engines since the 1864. Co-Founder was Mr. Otto, yes, the real engine man ;-) Thats my hometown...
Wieder was gelernt!
Sometimes your the Forkee, sometimes your the forkor. ...sometimes you get to be both because you forked yourself.
Pretty sure they call that last one "mastication".
"Chew on that sh*t f***er!"
. . .
"Oh wait, that's me."
.... and sometimes if you are a bit smart you are .... fork-ed!
"Sometimes you're just the electrician that happens to be there."
I felt that.
“Dewclaw is going to use his expertise”....... and his big ass tipped over box of crimps 😂👊
Bro I had that happen to me recently, I actually fixed took me at least an hour... That shit sucks... I had the fancy heat shrink weatherproof ones
Is it DewClaw or DeuxClaw?
@@Shroommduke he spelled it in the title dew claw... But for the french canadian I'm assuming Deux
@@Shroommduke It's god-awful thirty in the morning for me, so if you were makin' a joke I apologize for missing it. Dewclaws are considered to be a vestigial thumb on some animals. So basically whoever gave him that nickname thought he was mostly useless and an evolutionary dead-end. It's a fine nickname for an apprentice.
@@docferringer I did not know that, thank you!
AvE: it's already broke, you can't break it any further.
Dewclaw: challenge accepted!
Hahahahahahahaha
It may be broken, but it hasn't caught fire yet. So, I'll see what I can do. :-)
May I suggest using the deutz to power a hydraulic log splitter, and crush the generator. So it can destroy itself, without destroying itself after it already destroyed itself
Died over the "'My little hissy-fit" comment. Been there too many times; It's such a stress relieving benefit when you do something goofy and can just let out a curse of frustration over your own hurriedness, the black ice under your feet or the spilled coffee. Every curse is a second added to your life.
So THAT'S why i made it all the way to my 40's!
Looks like I’m gonna live f*kn forever.
At that rate I'll live forever.
Holy shit ima live forever
There's a nice little game called 'My summer car', from Finland, in which your in-game stress level slightly decreases every time you use the curse button. I love that feature and use it frequently.
I literally laughed out loud when I heard Obi-one diodie
I was expecting a much bigger diode....
Our 1st dragster trailer had a 2 cylinder Duetz in it and it was so fun to listen to guys used to draw straws to who had to pit next to us. Kalitta’s got stuck next to us at a test session and mysteriously it never ran again after that...
2:00 "And that, dear viewer, is what we in the film industry call foreshadowing."
Looks like all the excitement got the better of that one.
I've been through this myself, but the prime mover was a turbo perkins 6 and it failed while I had two legs of the stator under as much single phase load as I could muster in the shop. Of course, your average enclosed discount generator won't have a single e-stop connected on the outside of the enclosure, not a problem till your generator cooling fan discharge is blowing fire and molten copper directly at the control panel. The good news is, in the five seconds between total meltdown and getting the engine to stop, it didn't manage to light off all the oil and fuel coating the top of the fuel tank inside the enclosure. Hurrah for small victories.
All this talk of exciting magnetism and blowing out diodes, has the boys blushing.
This channel is a distilled list of all the things nobody is able to do at work.
Neat trick to excite the windings.
I thought I could smell the smoke but that was my ashtray catching fire.
I miss my stinkin ashtray
@@rynohorn3819 I'd ask if you stopped smoking, but judging by the nature of this channel, your comment might mean something else...
Thanks AvE and I suppose even Dewclaw for the videos you make! Long story still kinda long but my job got automated and I had to find a more stable career decently quick before the savings dry up and here we are now two years later! Went to trade school to be a Commercial/Residential electrician but fell in love with motors and industrial contrivances. Got a job now as a motor tech at a local shop that helps service the paper plant pump motors nearby and the taconite mine motors, going to get MSHA trained to do service calls for all kinds of problems from large motors, VFD’s, and simple push buttons. Love the work, enjoy the people (for the most part), and the pay is rather attractive. Couldn’t be happier!
"It was just starting to put out when it caught fire.". Story of my life.
Yr doin better than me then. I dont even get to the stage of begining to win before it goes up in a blaze
Ah yes, Dewclaw is using what is known as "The Shaggy Defence".
It’s still called “ELECTRICAL THEORY” to this day for a reason.
You cant see it and it can kill you... NEVER FORGET IT.
Even if someone says the breaker is thrown, always test it first.
Came for the vidjeho, stayed for the comments. AVE’s comment section is humor genius.
"Did you hit the kill-switch?!?"
"YES!"
"OK! At least one thing that works properly! It's dead now!"
Put a sticker on " Assembled by Chech and Chong at the Up-in-Smoke-Factory"
AvE and Dewclaw content is the best content, cheered me right up for 5 minutes did that.
That Fluke 233 remote display meter is a man's best friend!!
At one time I was the lucky fellow who got to start up the generators for the first time after they were rebuilt. I had to pull out the lucky 9v battery and touch the terminals to the exciter leads on the AVR a few times. That was the last step before swaping the AVR. I only had a genny smoke at the start of a run or a few 500hz that would blow smoke near the end of the run. The smell of the stator insulation is very different than burn wire insulation. It reminded me of wet straw, and about 30 seconds later the smoke would be rolling.
I always find incredible how you two work without looking at eachother
Black hole meets Black hole.
Liberal use of the word "work". Get the two together and something fucky is going on.
Another great one :) Consider hiring DuClaw as your sidekick full time, he always brings so much joy and laughter to your videos.
That little Makita battery managed to stop the great clanking diesel, I'm impressed.
4:00 I love the Jack Nicholson "Batman" reference!
I assume he was anyway
"Where does he get those wonderful toys!"
you should turn it into a machine that makes copper bb's... it looks to be useful for that.
Well the good part is scrap copper is very high right now!
So is dew claw!
Did you meggar the windings or just use the DMM to look for ground faults? Either way the magic smoke is gone clean out of her now.
Looks like a good opportunity for generator necropsy/BOLTR.
He'll never get it on the healing bench.
Man, your vigios bring smiles to my face bud. Hope your doing good up in the land of winter and mystery
I would like to write a comment where you pointed, but you would have to come to NZ to read it, as I have written it in marker pen on my screen.
This channel sets my mind in the gutter as soon as I see the title page... with the title on this one I was sure it said under spanker.
Then I wondered what that would look like.
Lol, wrote that before I watched. Loe and behold three and a half minutes in and spank is mentioned.
Yep, once you let that magic smoke out there's no way to get it back in there
Its easier to get grey smoke powered stuff running again. Find the leak, and it can sometimes come back on its own. Let the white stuff out, and its gone for good.
I'd listen to a podcast with these 2 as host. Anyone else ?
or just a live stream of them fixin shit that may or may not already need fixing
Seconded...
All in favor say Aye...........................
@@challenger3603 Aaaayyyeee!!.
No
Fuck no.
What time?
Looks like it needs one o' dem expensive factory smoke reinstallation kits..
It’s really hard to get the magic smoke back in to these things , even with the talent of a Dew Claw.... I used have to tell people “ I’m an electrician, not a necromancer “
I like that, better than mine which is either "she's a goner" or "needs a half-day out with the undertaker"
Watch that powdered copper. The dewclaw will be sticking it in his next joint!
The 5 minutes and 45 second ad at the end for Forward was great 👍👌! Apparently I need an SF based tech-health company to tell me what's not chooching right!
Damn it I need to install an adblock on this phone
You created a situation that pointed to the problem 🤗 that’s how it’s done 🤔
Diagnostic backfire?
@@WeighedWilson fire diagnostic, always highlights the problem
That nervous laugh from dewclaw at 5:48 says everything you need to know
Up until the moment it started belching out smoke I'd had no idea that thing was made by British Leyland.
Nah.. it started on the button
documentation of wanton malicious destruction is what we always tune in for
thank for another exciting episode.
How do I sign up for your apprenticeship program, I already have my own broom
I was so excited to see a new vijayo I clicked without reading the title. I was getting ready to do the same thing to old slant 6 driven welder. I may consider other options now!
Never clicked so fast when I saw a Deutz engine is featured
Me too!
I have one with a 11kw generator sitting in my backyard. Other than hooking up a battery to see if it will turn over I’ve never replaced the needed fuel lines or belts to see if it works.
These two guys together are fucking hilarious, need more of this content. What a series you guys could make
Holy cow...he’s got 2 Flukes.
All hail the master
How would you know if your meter was accurate if you didn't have a meter to check your meter?
@@fennyferrister668 LOL The Tools & How To Use Them B+ & Current = 2 Meters Ok Now ? When You Do The Work .........Fix IT Tech. a Little Bit
Loving the short videos from all these "Exotic Locations"....
Never would have thunk to try anything like that. I'll have to keep something like this in mind next generator I trip over in the yard
God I'm so glad I'm taking an electrical education rn so that I could understand what you were talking about
I've only done a few, but every old genset (small one lung stuff) I've revived, some sitting for decades, came up fine on its own within a minute or so. I've always figured flashing the field was more a thing you did when the last guy fucked up and reversed the field connections or whatever.
Aye
Never seen it otherwise but this multiphase may be a different animal.
Really enjoyed.
Do not check windings insulation resistance, do not check rotating diodes, do not test by applying voltage to excitation windings from 0V from bench supply, then you will hear that engine takes to much load. Just buy new AVR, and apply 18V from accu when usually voltage
Yep the old "It wasn't me that caused that"
"I can't see, fuckin- I'm high as fuck, can't see, what do you expect, man?"
I have more in common with an electrician than I ever thought I would
A fine ark welder , its a shame it wokred only once , but it weld them coils pretty nice ...
As the saying goes, "It's better to be an arc welder by trade, than by accdent"!
The diesel starts and runs fine, gotta be a use for that down the road. Dewclaw wasn't far off trying to energize the field with the battery. I got a really nice Homelite generator that would not make electricity. Plugged 1/2" drill into it (generator not running) turned the check backward a bunch of times, fired it up and it has run great ever since. Turns out it was shut down under load, killed the magnetic field. Would not have believed it if I hadn't done it myself.
At 5:30 right as sparks start to fly, if closed caption is on it suddenly says "applause".
Lol, amazing catch.
I have a cracked piston from a deutz. From the back of beyond in alaska. the tale goes that the fellows had it shipped out and had a hell of a time getting it started. somehow they decided to bypass some things to get it started. One of those was supposedly a circuit that prevented it from running if the oil was low. and they hadnt realized it was shipped dry. supposedly the thing finally let go after running in a great deal of pain for an unexpectedly long time and threw bits in all directions in a mechanical "you can take this job and shove it!" tantrum.
an apocryphal tale, I say, because I wasnt there. I just have this cracked piston cigar ashtray as a conversation piece gifted to me by a mechanic with a thousand yard stare.
"Return of the dewclaw" sounds like a film a once saw "im here to inspect your box and remove your shorts" 😂
I say let the smoke out give her the proper send off she deserves
2:30 I've literally started my car with an 18v makita before. Found some building wire in the boot, stripped it and shoved it in the contacts and onto the car battery. Waited about 10 seconds and she cranked right over.
Voltage needle was a touch high but when the bobsled team is on strike you do what you've gotta do
Now you just need to find a farmer that blew up the engine in his generator and make 1 out of 2.
Definitely already had a shorted stator winding.
The way it loaded up when you excited the field...
Why do I have this feeling that everything you own is half broken and a pain in the ass to borrow?
I learned a lot from this video. Thanks
Goddamn! Built like the Tirpitz and DewClaw sinks it faster than the whole of the British fleet could manage.
I think the Tirpitz was sunk by the Royal Navy while at anchor somewhere in Norway.
@@robertheger9048 Yes, I just chose a ship...I thought about the Bismarck, but Tirpitz sounds funnier. The Tirpitz was scuttled by the crew. They were expecting the whole fleet , but it was a ruse.
In fact the Bismarck was also scuttled after being bombarded by thousands of shells and torpedos it refused to sink.
You know what else was virtually indestructible? The Titanic.
I always just use a drill to re-excite the windings
4:00 how electricians/electrical engineers test things.. Nice easy to follow wiring, the proper connectors, a switch to shut it off.
The healing bench: How wrench turners and mechanical folks test electrical contrivances. Stick the pokey bit in the receptacle, let the smoke out, then back a quarter turn.
DUDE!! These things never go bad! its like a tank. you killed it :'(
@@raygale4198
Stamford you say? Lima MAC are the bestest. No need for a clunky AVR. Complex as frig in the winding department but double vacuum dipped in epoxy windings mean none of this fuckery with makeshift BC copper foundry as was demonstrated in this videjo.
And bolting a Lima MAC to a Deutz is the paragon of brick outhouse design.
The Canuck version of Antiques Roadshow!? Cool!
I wonder why all those old Deutz engines are that color. Looks suspiciously like panzergrau.
@@Wayoutthere Well at least it's not generating any Nazi's anymore.
As DewClaw's lawyer I would be very glad that he managed to get in the disclaimer at the end. ;-)
down here, GAC means galvanized aircraft cable... what's it mean up there?
GAK
As in dropped my GAK or gak box and now it's scattered.
My guess is the field residual magnetism went and while trying to fix it the gen phases were moved and shorted, so once you put some power back into the field winding you got a few 100's of amps shorting which is why the motor bogged down and the pretty sparkles.
It’s just going through a phase…
Deutz is one awesome motor,,, i have a 4010 Ditch witch with all the attachments (thats alot to run) and this little 3 cylinder air cooled motor runs it all and dont even bog down ,,, everyone i talked to said they run forever with standard maintenance done ..... from dead cold 0 degrees this thing starts right up just as it does in the heat of summer ,,, and does it with out any heater ,,,amazing machine
The electrician that just happens to be there. I bet that happens a lot.
In the immortal words of Maxwell Smart, Agent 86, "We came THAT close!"
Love the location AVE
I have heard of people using a power drill hooked up to the output for an exciter. Pull the trigger, give it a spin, and a way she goes. Never tried it myself tho.
Hello from the UK finally managed to find a video that I'm not at least a week behind
Unless you are a patron you are always a week behind!
That's what she said...................I'll get my coat
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@@jay90374 remember,I'm 8 hours in front of you, so my working day finishes a little sooner than yours! Day,week,Pah, whatever,night time here now
Had to do the "remagnetization" of Lima generators several times.
They will loose their flux over time, makes for a cheap buy when that happens.
"As is where is, come after dark" on my way
As a farmer this is all true. I collect all kinds of partially working antiquities.
AvE it's 2024 and I been wondering, what happened to the Dewclaw?
Great team work! The kids will love playing with that!