Powerscreen Cone Crusher Repair WELDERFABBER Episode
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Welcome back, in this 1 Baz and Luke take on a job they have never done before...... A broken cone Crusher.
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U like t sound of Ur own voice. .I worked with big earth moving contractors and I was hired in2 quarries rock breaking for months beside crusher and t Mr me no ntnin wer t fitters Caz tey hadn't a clue how to break wit a 50 tonner.ye fitters Avent a clue... Ters only 2 good fitters 4 every 20 Caz t 1s tat keep talkin....IL say no more ccaz iv a pain in me bouloux listening to BAZ T SHITE TALKER .....ye director.no director.is Ur bag full
Director here. Can any1 tell me what language this is so I can use google translate .
@@welderfabber it must jibberish jealousy, don’t see them posting videos of work 🤷🏻♂️
Troll -e-nese ! 😁 Pay no attention to the haters , they are just jealous. Y’all keep doing what you’re doing! The rest of us enjoy watching. From across the pond in southwest Georgia, USA. Be Safe!
Welderfabber here. Jog on lad and don’t watch my channel no more!!! I can’t stand negative people!!!
Stay off the beer and gear 🤡
This is becoming the new ashville channel and is 1000x better already and you haven’t got a whole crew sat in office editing all day. Fair play to the director 👍
have to send that tub over to Cook Brothers in Belfast......Allistair will know what to do with it...
yeah its not in my skill set
@@welderfabber one day maybe.....it is the big vertical lathe that is the hard part.....🍺☔💿📽🎬
Loving this content, I really like it how your chapters are getting on a hour in length compared to most CZcamsrs 15-20 mins
Learnt of you through your job at Ashville, now I must say I prefer your channel. The knowledge that Baz has got is impressive and the fox must be happy that Baz is looking after his machinery as if it was his own. Great work Baz, Luke.and the director 👍
Thanks 👍
Second that
Good to see proper guys who don't bend split pins flat around the pin they go through. Some certain circumstances, it is right to do so but it will be where they are easy to remove - say a wheel bearing retaining nut. The vast majority of times it is only needed to spread the pin. I have never ever seen one fall out. Nice work guys.
This is all I watch ashville for trucks and equipment
I skip the rest
This is becoming my fave channel on yt
thanks for tuning in taylor
Great video interesting to watch nice touch from blue group WELDERFABBER body warmer and jacket 👨🏻🏭
Well done lads, not many professions that what ever the weather you go to carry on, no rain, no snow, to hot doesn’t stop play. Good job done guys. Luke, that gas heater is as much use as a box of matches on plant gear, Baz get Luke a proper hot spanner!.. Thanks for sharing guys, great content.
Great viewing
Job well done guys some serious work envolved but ye earned it ye work very hard great video best wishes from Galway Ireland cheers Declan 👍🙏👍
Looked bloody hard work that did
Not as hard as refitting brake shoe pads to a 08 shunter !!
not hard, just harder than it should of been cause we didnt know the process
there is a hydraulic fitting under the conveyor on the very bottom of the cone housing, next time you change a liner break that fitting loose and the cone housing will come off much easier. the hyd line im talking about works a hyd brake for the cone, also there are a couple knobs in a compartment on the control display side, turn those knobs all the way to the minus symbol. will make removal of housing so much easier. ive learned these things the hard way. good work brother!
Wow, that looked like a trying time to get the old part off and the older part back on. Good job to you both and director.
Putting in another good shift there Baz - in some proper Northern weather - glad to see the yard boys had kept the place well drained for you - wouldn't like to see yer boot cracking through lack of moisture. Nah, I've not seen a conecrusher working so feel a bit hard done by hanging on for it and find you missed it out cos' the repair was done. See if you can show some action in another video. Cheers.
It’s not just the Preston accent… but the engineering drama is like ‘DIBNAH 2000’ or something. Love it.
Another great video, cheers from Texas
Morning all,Thanks for sharing Bazza & Director ,your videos are very entertaining .best wishes, stay safe & healthy
thanks you too
I hope to be surrounded by guys like you in my future career.
That was some job but perseverance got the job done,you definitely have a good team behind you. spot on video Baz and Director and Luke
thanks
good days graft there boys well done.
cheers nathan
Another great show Baz and Director, That definitely wasn't a 925 job.
Made me wish I had takin a different path in my career.
Till the next one, stay safe and well. 🦊
Glad you enjoyed it
Be some collab with allistair cook getting that upper housing welded up, right up his alley that. Just a bit far away lol
Allistair cook from cook engineering works in Ireland can do the welding and machining for the upper frame
Might have laughed at Luke’s little blow lamp but one of them has pulled me out the muck a few times! Keep it coming baz, can’t wait to see what’s coming next!
Love the videos. Be good to include time clock now and again in the videos, small e.g. 19:30 at bottom corner to show how late these jobs go on for etc. keep up the good work.
Another great video Baz, you probaly know this already, when replacing a new cone , when you poor the mazel in around the mantel don't do it when its raining, any water with the mazel will not let it set properley, and the ring and mantel will not hold tight, That crusher would have been making a hell of a noise with that being loose, to wear that much it must have been loose for quite a while,
It had done 5 years so yeah I think so to
Funny, I remembered Mazel as soon as I saw this and that was from 30 years ago 😊
Allistairc123 in Cooke Bros is the man for the repair of the housing their bread and butter.
great work Baz ,Luke is already an asset to your team
he defo is
If this isn't real world engineering Baz, nothing is. I'm not sure what I think of that cone design. The work these machines do is unbelievable day in, day out. I'm surprised they don't need an overhaul every month. Love the determination to suceed and positive energy. A great inspiration when some of us think we're having a s**t day because the coffee machine doesn't work. This is now one of the best CZcams channels out there. Thank you all involved in its production.
some cones do all depends on whats going through them I am new to them we only own 2.
i love the get it finished mentality it needs to be working. Time is money and downtime is never good. Kids nowadays just cant be arsed and will down tools as soon as their hours are done.
Belter Sat/Sun. Yesterdays video best so far liked the variety of different jobs and the production is improving weekly 💪
Much appreciated! We are trying and learning
Not sure why but the playback settings on my iPad went to double speed. Baz at regular speed is faster than most people....
That was a task. Amazing how much wear there was on it and no surprise that it was difficult to split. And those pins not able to take grease didn't help. A battle well and truly won so well done. I presume there will be a part 2 when you replace the cone? Doffage of cap to and the team Baz from my side of Pendle Hill.
up too them when I go back
Impressive job Baz. You got great experience, knowledge but most of all the best attitude. Cheers from Italy
I appreciate that!
Looked like: Kytola's oval gear flow meters are used for industrial oil flow measurement . That's PREMIUM
Nice learning curve that one Baz next time it looks like it will be a breeze to do .
Absolutely
Mammoth task that, easily dealt with by welderfabber and the lads well done boys 👏👏
As usual brilliantly put together Director 👌
Another great vid Baz 👍👍. That luke is a good lad. Not an easy job this one , but you boys got it done.
Stay safe out there.
Keep seeing you on the road ,but no where to stop and say hi.
Keep up the great work director👍👍
thanks neil
Before retiring I was a field millwright for 46 yrs. Working on varying equipment in all kinds of conditions. I feel your pain but we keep the country running. Thanks for the vid, from USA.
Right on thanks for watching from over there jeff
You poms are a crack up …let’s find the wettest puddle in the quarry to do this job😂😂😂 all that gravel to make a dryer safer work area..
we like it like that... but seriously when we started that was the dry spot
Nice video!
Luke is a go getter! He was right in there! Great job guys.
Thanks for the great content, Baz and Director!
Your welcome
Another good video ⭐️⭐️⭐️👏👏👍👍👏👏👏
All day in the field, and still going back to the shop before going home. You are a legend Baz!
Just finished night shift. Gonna watch this before I get some kip
Following you from Northern California and watching you guys work in the rain and mud is crazy! We get so little rain here that nobody would work like you guys we’d just wait it out for a day or so for the Sun. 🌞😁👍👍 Be well
Oh wow!
That was good weather 😂 we have more rain than sun
Thanks for the great content Baz, Luke and Director!
Welcome back
It takes alot of balls to put your work on CZcams in this industry. Lots of so called experts to shoot you down behind a keyboard. Top team there not afraid to give it a bash and get stuck in. 🤙
Top videos on both days Baz and Director keep them coming
we will try but cant promise the sundays every week.
The bigger the problem the better the job 😂 like your content I like the content lad keep up the good work.
this is true
Keep up the good work from the great lakes state mi
Thanks! Will do!
Don't miss the crushers,,found the mantle wedges on an over belt magnet one day,shut plant down immediately lucky to avoid the damage you had,was a monthly job changing come/ mantle on granite job full 12 hour day
yup all depends whats being crushed forsure
Top show baz and team. Another great video. New nickname for you baz the 'Professional Struggler Too 😁' my pops lived to learn and seems your the same pal. Cant wait for next chapter. And keep the shorts coming too
Great video really enjoyed it,l suppose those cylindrical crushers are relatively recent because they are new to you .looking forward to the next one already.Regards. Laurence Russell.
hi baz i have built up the top frame for machining use e71t-sf-a1 dual shield wire . pre heat and spiral weld. hope this helps you
Thanks for the tip, yeah up to them a new 1 is over 20k
What an absolute pig to get off . Be easy to get a bit stroppy with each other in those conditions ,with a long day thrown in, but there was non of that. Luke's positivity was great to see. Cheers for another great episode Baz and Director. Looking forward to next weekend 💪
Best video yet, Baz.....what a great job done in shocking conditions.
Amazing work and loving the new weekend schedule
cheers bud
I literally have no clue what any of this machinary does but im intrigued every time a new video what i do know is what good work looks like and baz's and all the team at welderfabber do and immense job everytime!! Great work knce again baz director snd team!! 👊💪
The Director did well editing the video in a couple of days ( I live local and know the accident was last Thursday). Must admit I prefer the Saturday/Sunday releases. Another great production.
Cracking viewing as usual. and good timing first thing on sat or Sunday watching with a cup of tea and bacon roll. 👍👍👍
Keep up the awesome content Baz and crew..👍🏻
A long day Baz what a job to get the cone split but you’re perseverance got the thing apart. Stroke of luck there was a spare cone assembly in the shed. Cracking episode until the next one stay safe and crack on lad.
Hi Baz and crew, Im watching from the USA. more specifically Marquette Michigan. Way north on the south shore of Lake Superior. The worlds cleanest and largest fresh water lake. I know how it is to work in less than ideal conditions. We get a lot of cold and snow here. On average 300 inches of snow during the winter.
I was wondering the difference between the cone and jaw crusher?
I am a builder here in Marquette, we build new houses primarily, and work year around despite the weather. I enjoy watching your channel. its neat to see a different aspect of construction and its interesting. I also enjoy repairing anything broken.
I found your channel through The Ashville loader bucket rebuild.
Keep up the hard work and good attitude! -Ben Snapp Marquette, Michigan USA
Hi Ben
The difference between the cone and jaw crusher is. The cone is for quarry’s only and can crush down to much smaller size material. Where as the jaw crushers can go on demolition site and steel can go through the jaw, re bar (small steel). Jaw crushers on crush down to 40 mm cone down to 10mm. 👍
You must love the those what seem straight forward easy jobs that seem to take forever. In my career of a tram lineman it always the easy job that take the longest yo do.
High quality channel, been looking for a channel like this for ages. Great to see you all work well together as a team. It shows what a great boss you are that you get stuck in with the boys and the boys respect your knowledge. Keep up the great work.
Hi Baz have you ever thought of doing doing a video of you van setup and what tools you carry, most you tube videos are of American setups
Yeah a lot have been asking for it.
Sorry Baz couldn't save the sunday episode until midweek, fantastic vid and a proper grafter, stay safe Paul P
Absolutely brilliant vid those machines are big brutes well done to all involved.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Thanks 👍
Proper days work that Baz
You should of slackened off the wedge ring as soon as you got it visible!
Very imas usual, what a pro you're, I would be shaking if I haven't done that before
good grief yall work some tough hours. I can't imagine getting woke outta bed at 11 to go weld for 2 hours.
Another great episode. Thanks again. Jacket and body warmer look mint 👌🏻👌🏻
One hell of a job there lad and on a bad day that dam m6 hasn't changed allways some holdup on it that cone housing would be a mammat task to weld it up then line bore it out to proper size there is only one man that I know would love a challenge like that Curtis from CE engineering there's only one problem he's in AUSTRALIA but I'd say with the price of that unit it might cheaper to ship it out it might be his biggest challenge so far. Great videos to watch 👍👍
Should check out 'alastairc123' cooke bros engineering in Northern Ireland, he's done a few, takes on serious work
Alister at Cookes has also got very interesting videos on re-building them outer castings back up & re-facing them, Good vid, Baz.
Yeah he's good
Another fantastic two videos Baz and team
As always solid graft and good crack, top team
Good to see plant manager able to run machine and get the paws dirty, proper mission that was
Proper Grind that there Baz and Luke!. When that pin sheared I thought what the fuck else can go wrong with it?. True grit and determination got the Job done. Is
Luke still loving it?
Tough job well done, always having to think through problems, shame Blue didn’t design that cone with grease points around the outside & on them spherical bearings, sure would of made removal a lot easier. 👍just seen on test there is grease fittings on outside, next time might pay to grease them prior to removal of the housing.
Baz is the man! Love this channel!
One of the best episodes so far........Fantastic.....
Good morning, great vid to watch with breakfast😂
Getting it done! Nice
That's why they pay you the big bucks, great episode Baz
l recived a notifaction from You Tube.l watched it immediately.Nice job.Congratulations.From Cyprus 👋👋👋
Awesome! Thank you!
Dur travail mais Bon Boulo 😆😆👍👍
I come home from work, only to find myself watching other people working😂
I do the same
2 pins in stock amazing sounds like someone else has had a go and ordered the bits
they have a lot of machines
I’m sure I seen baz on grinder with the name big lump of honey 😆..jokes aside great content ..love from Glasgow
So I do t want to be that guy but you need to read the procedures more thoroughly, you used the wrong grease on the upper frame it’s a special bentinite so it locks and won’t slip very important.
the liner that the concave sits in is replaceable you can thermite that out and replace.
You couldn’t get the upper frame out because of the lock wedges not being unpressurized then you pushed on them with the jacks and locked them together also I think when they found that upper in the shed that was an sand liner check that before you start crushing to make sure that they didn’t change the wedge or you’ll destroy the pinion and bull gear from lack of area on the throw!! That’ll cost you 10’s of thousands of dollars
Good advice 👍
great video baz, keep them coming!
Great video lads, especially with the weather fighting you all the way.
Would be interested to know the pros/ cons of a cone crusher compared to a jaw crusher? 👍
when your dealing with components of 6 ton and up it is very dangerous as as small movent can take a digit off
Good job!
Where did you start your career Baz, director started in Hollywood I recon