REMOVING SEIZED PISTONS
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- We start to get on with the David Brown 50TD crawler which has two seized pistons and have a look how to do an initial crack test.
www.debgroup.c... used to help free the seized pistons in the engine
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Layed up in hospital with a nackerd ticker and a long road to recovery. this has put a smile on me face. Thanks muck.
Great as usual 👍🏼 always make me laugh .. would like to see the Fordson crawler to be honest
Duck Oil. Got a demonstration from the AA mechanic about 20 years ago spraying it on a wet road to see the water depart from where it was sprayed. Good stuff that is.
My dad was a sailor in WW2 . All the ships of that era were full of asbestos as well as lead paint. He left the navy in 1956 and went to work for the railroad as a machinist. The huge shop that he worked in until he retired at 65 was also insulated with asbestos. He died at age 84 from heart failure. The hoopla over asbestos is way overblown.
The guys building and decommissioning the ships were at risk but those working around it were at a much lower risk.
Always those who freak out are ones who are completely ignorant to what they are talking about, I like how you put them in their place.
i dont mind wich one as i love all your videos happy days
You will ignore the delinquents & take us along on the repair/restoration journey that the serious & attentive subscribers desire to watch. Enjoyable & informative content always.
Cheers Bill 👍
Thanks for being "The voice of reason" about the real risks of asbestos cement roofing sheets. Everything said was true, and the action you are taking is sensible (especially if you are getting the job at mates rates!).
I have spent many years working in a engine shop and have crack tested many blocks and heads using the method shown in your video but one of the most effective ways we have found is to simply bond flat metal plates over the water galleries ,one plate has an adapter for the air line .use either regular loctite superglue or a hot glue gun to bond the plates and pressurise to about 50psi , Now you can either submerge the work piece in warm water or simply cover it in soapy water from a squirty bottle .this method picks up 99% of cracks . The David Brown dozzer gets my vote :)
Lovely video! As a true David Brown fan I love to see that a 50TD gets saved.
I would love to see the 40TD in action as soon as possible. Keep it up Lord Muck, your video's are amazing
When you said "Let the grown ups run the World " I almost spat my beer out mucker. I thought that was funny as F----!! Any one of the videos mucker.
But but he is exactly right lmao
I like watching your down to earth videos especially your running no nonsense commentary. Keep up the good work. I'm restoring an International BTD640 at the moment so some of your ideas are handy. I guess it will have to be the Fordson.
Great video as always you always learn something new by watching your video
Ah it has to be the DB for me. Super work. Mucker as always.
Back in the day you put paraffin on the item for checking let it soak then wiped it off and then sprinkled powdered chalk over it, any cracks would show up as the chalk dew the paraffin out of the crack. Also back in early 1970's I bought al old petrol paraffin Nuffield that had stood in an orchard for a few years with the cylinder head off, all I did was emery paper the bores lap the valves and put the head back on started it up and drove it five mile home, ( I did not know better back then) it ran perfectly for years I only sold it when I moved from Cambridgeshire too Norfolk and decided it was not worth the cost of transporting it 50 odd miles.
I watched some lads in the Ivory Coast when I was in West Africa clean up a crank on a Cummins 555 with some emery cloth, surrounded by dirt and dust and it ran ok. I've seen some old boys use chalk and paraffin like you say 👍
Fordson, mucker!! But have Kim doing some good work on it!! Love seeing her!! Surely she brightens your days out working!! Keep on mucking!!!
Thanks for sharing the whole project. Can’t wait to hear it fire up!
Have recently discovered your channel im fascinated by the work you do im learning a lot im new to diesels and i love the simplicity. To all the keyboard tuff guy's they can sit and spin 😆
I sure like your videos sir your down-to-earth kind of guy tell the truth that's what I like about you and I am learning a lot thank you
Thank the Sweet Lord Baby Jesus!! Someone addresses the difference between "stuck" and "seized"!!! Good Lord some RUclipsrs use those two terms interchangeably and REALLY REALLY want to pat themselves on the back for freeing a "seized" engine when in reality it had a condensation ring and was hung up or stuck. Seized means it's basically all grown together into the same part number 😂... If it's truly seized it's only coming apart with a complete teardown...if you can actually get it apart.
My roofer laughed when he looked at my garage roof inspection report when he saw the tiny amount of asbestos reported in the profile sheets. He removed it exactly the way you said.
I'm more worried I won't see the Belarus crawler running and moving. Unless I missed the video but don't think so. Keep going Mucka 👊
Many moons ago as an Air Cadet I stood and watched RAF airframe techs testing a EE Lightning for stress cracks at RAF Binbrook.
Another great video and contents always very interesting and enjoyable to view I enjoy all your videos so the choice is yoursAppreciate the effort and time that you put in for our enjoyment many thanks
Fordson all the way get machine top job lord muck always learning something new from your videos
My David Brown Trackmaster needed a full engine rebuild after having water down the exhaust, and it stuck. The previous owner towed it around to free it off and bent the conrods and cracked the liners, The tosser! All sorted now though.
P.s .... Fordson crawler 👍🏻🇬🇧
Why people do these things is beyond me is a engine has suffered damage through whatever reason it's far easier to strip it down and sort it out properly first as last bending the rods and cracking the liners ridiculous glad you got it repaired. Well done
I would like to see the David Brown; however, I will definitely watch whichever you choose.
i love the way you deal with the proper dip sticks lmao
Thanks for making me laugh again. Everytime i watch i learn things, but im so entertained also. Well done mate. David brown for next.
My dad had an old hanomag sat for years stuck dw 40 and all thet stuff would not help removed the crank an pusht them out with a bottle jack good work sir 👍
Old school 👌🏼😎
@@LordMuck yeah i learn a lot from my dad he is old school was a heavy equipment mechanic operrator owner from 72 till now
Very informative as usual. I’ve even stopped licking asbestos. Fordson please.
Sniffing it gives you an awful high!
I'd like to see the David Brown, looking forward to more progress on the 50TD!
Nice one Fordson for a bit of variation Have not heard a bag of flour for years Thanks
Old asbestos sheeting great for tree houses. I grew up in the 70's still not dead. Doing a line of asbestos now that's about the only thing I haven't tried YET.
New subscriber, just happy watching your progress, regardless of what you are working on.
Welcome aboard!
Thanks for a another great video
Fordson would be great to see please got an old county crawler myself
Keep up the good work
Excellent! Fordson please.
Good stuff again. That is going to be a beautiful old crawler tractor when done . Think I’m going for the DB bulldozer vid . But does anyone really mind . Your vids are interesting what ever it might be . Cheers .
Mucker philosophy of life #23 “Lay down in your safe space and let the grown-ups run the world”
Please make a video of how you got the crawler out of where its been sitting for all these years. I would be very interested in seeing that and the rebuilding of the engine and drive train .
Fordson as it's been fun for you to work on.....
Fordson please Lord Muck, Thanks for another great straight talking vid 👌👌👌
Great video love to see these old david brown crawlers, I recondition pumps and injectors if your ever in need I also can make injector pipes aswell
Drop me your details on FB messenger or Instagram. Might need a set of lines soon.
Having done the asbestos awareness course, I could not agree more regarding, the "lie down in a safe space and let the grown ups run the world"
Either fine by me, always great viewing. Used to work in the aircraft industry and used dye to find metal fatigue cracks in airframes.
Similar dye pen method also in manufacture of bellows/gimbals/ducting for aircraft when I worked at Bird's although we used a UV version
Great vid again Kurt, brilliant to see all the small steps being taken on the DB 50 - proper job. Fordson first but will watch every video you put out as there always good!
Cheers Trevor 👍
Theres probably about 20 sheets under my dads patio from the old garage roof. no harm to anyone there haha
As the joke goes, you never know what’s under your patio - unless you’re Fred West.
Happy with either but the fordson/County crawler would probably be favourite 👍🏻 really enjoying these will it start/restoration type videos and looking forward to seeing how things progress. Just wondering if/when we might get your thoughts/review on the new defender ?😆
Stay tuned... 😉
Mucker! Another well done video, they are few and far between though!anything Ford gets my vote. I appreciate the detail in this vid and hope you keep doing it this way.
PS Saunders ❤️ creme 🥚!!!
Hello George!!
There's always plenty of experts available when their behind a keyboard. Nice work on the 50TD
Anything worth doing, is worth doing it right. Roman was built in a day. Food for thought. Fordson
Doggo is herding the Orange human to stay where he is until the job is done..🤓👍
The fordson crawler for sure that thing is just awesome. I haven’t seen many crawler tractors
Your videos always make my day 😂😂😂
David Brown
I know you'll like this, when you were talking about asbestos I got a popup ad for N Ireland tourism!
It can be a real problem when your ring gets stuck. I know that ducks quack but I didn't realise that they squeaked too.
You'd squeak if your ring was stuck... 😂
Excellent tutorial on asbestos treatment and removal for the people not smart enough to be stupid. Loved the "Let the grownups run the world" comment.
ive been restoring old iron too. The TIMMAY! bit made my night! Thankyou GDamn then u hit me with the fat lady in flour old crack in the block trick-love it!
As long as we see both, the video sequence is your decision, clever keeping the question till the end, who watches the entire video VS those that should be watching. admittedly, prior to this series, did NOT know David Brown built crawlers. WAS ONLY FAMILAR with their tractors
Always have a chuckle watching your videos. Fordson
Lovely as always LM. 👌👍
either one, saving old iron is cool.
Great vlogs Mucker always a good laugh at the numpties and very informative Fordson for me Cheers
I'd like to see the Fordson crawler. Another great vid Mucka.
Nice one mucker. Been fair laughing through most of it. Loved the sit back and let the adults run the show (really wished they would). Love the social distance dog. Would like to see the fordson first sounds like it comes with some frustration comedy
Friday night, cider and Lord Muck. Cheers!
Both I am sure are going to be good but will go with the crawler.
I'd say the Fordson. Great explanation on the video👍🏻‼️
Cracking vid .
Very useful information .
Brilliant video I’d like to see the Fordson crawler
Gotta be the fordson, another great vid.👍 Watching your videos has prompted me to get back to my 880 implematic that I messed up some 20 + year's ago by dicking around changing what was actually a good engine. I was young,dumb and didn't know any better at the time, looking back I should have left it alone. Never mind just gonna cost a bit to get it running again.
Get on and get it done 😉
Great job 👍would like to see the Fordson Project
A think that guy might have been huffing that wd-40 😂😂😂
Great video as always , fair play your very good at explaining what your at ,
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and tips , I don’t mind what vid you have up next I look at them all , keep up the good work
Another great video
Fordson crawler for me
For me Kurt it has to be the Fordson.. Take care sir..
Great progress, really interesting stuff thanks, I think the dozer but it's all very good to watch.
Definitely the fordson mucker
Dozer please. Great "roasting" as my kids now call it! Brilliant made me laugh! Thanks
Working at a ford plant I’ve seen a back up pump started after 30 years. The mechanic hit the frozen block with sludge hammer for 10 minutes(wood block). When it started it created a huge amount of smoke they ended up closing the highway down next to plant. The fire department also showed up. Seems like a nice project
Exactly, a stuck or frozen engine can be freed relatively easily if you know what you're doing.
Chose the bulldozer because I just bought a John Deere 350B with a 6 way blade . Using it on my property too clean up the over grown brush keep up the good work !
Great Video!!! I pick up knowledge and tips each time I see your videos. I like your approach to each. Lets give it a go on the Fordson!
I do diesel loco preservation as you know and would love to get involved in some old plant restoration.
Indeed, asbestos sheet isnt usually a problem unless it's disturbed/broken etc. Ignore the haters dude, keep up the good work!
The meme infills are pure GOLD 😂😂
I'll give you a shout next week 😉
Keep up the good video and like to see fordson crawler
I've seen another technique for finding cracked blocks involving ultraviolet light...like a black light...but I forgot exactly how it works. Anyway, just wanted to toss that in. Since my name is David, I'll vote for the David Brown, please sir. 🚜
That's right, you can use a U/V light which can highlight a marker dye.
Brilliant. David brown please
Enjoyed that , rusted in pistons usually come out eventually lol but for those of you who remember the Leyland TL11 and their heat sized melted pistons ,you wished you'd been a travel agent. I'll tell you how to get those out with extreme difficulty
I'd love to have a look at a TL11 again.
@@LordMuckyes and the 680 as well the 600 series was a good servant to British rail as well
@@LordMuck I'm trying to find other videos you have posted. I'll enjoy watching those I'm of the spanner fraternity myself
Search 'Lord Muck' then click the channel link and the videos are all there
Fordson please, great video once again, cheers
Great vid, and of course the troll roast is hilarious as always 😄
Fordson . That's what a like about you ya don't tark Bolex 👍🏻
Great videos, would like to see the Fordson first please.
You have a lot on at the moment then! I came across a county crawler based on the power Major stood outside shame and not for sale 😞 . So Good luck with with them all👍🚜
Nice work!! Nice videos lots of content!!! Bring those videos!! I"m a David Brown fan so.. lets see the dozer video!! Cheers!!!
Great job, lets get the "Pain" over first.
Fordson first please! Great video as usual!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great stuff as always. Just about to pull the heads on my Russel Newbery DM2 to check valves, injectors and general condition. Keep well.
Good stuff 👍
"Don't Grind it up into a powder and snort it!" 😂😂😂😂😂
Lets be seeing the dozer first then.
We just love watching someone wrench on old iron. Bring it back to life! Also, you're damn funny.
Fordson please sir....great vids as always ☺️
Either, the fordson crawler maybe if I had to choose. The part 1 david brown dozer video was great