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Dead Scissor Lift-Will it run?
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- I traded @DieselCreek for a dead Snorkel S1930 Manlift. Big john and I take on the task of trying to bring her back to life.
Merchandise: scrappy-indust...
00:00 Intro
1:00 Background
3:20 First Lift
6:28 Manual Lower
10:52 Wire Troubles
15:55 Wheels Turn!
16:45 New Joystick
19:45 Cable Pins
25:42 Panel Pins
28:00 Testing
29:41 Outro
Fascinating how you're not bothered about your arms... I'd never put my arms into that mechanism without a solid backup stop, like a steel girder. Bet Matt is envious! Great work. 👍
You and Matt cost each other money when you get together, but you two can make almost any old rusty stuff work!
Well done, Sam. You, Big John, and Matt got that baby working again. Now. . .keep it indoors and out of the rain, and it should last for many more years.
After watching him go thru that electrical octopus my brain just melted. Amazing job!
Watching you with your arms inside that scissor mechanism without a safety had me scared!
I was worried a switch would stick and he'd drive it through the garage door or run it through the ceiling.
You were not alone feeling that. I felt uncomfortable watching it. Should have put in a stopper
Matt will want to re-po this fine machine
Excellent work! Matt doesn't like electrical wiring, a bonus for you! Stay well stay safe!
You are doing a home repair job on something that could effectively take your life! You guys are heroes!
Dam , nice job . Matt needs you at his place to help him do some troubleshooting ! You made that look easy.
My neighbor was always buying "stuff". And I was usually who he called to "look" at it. That meant working on it. He bought two Genie lifts at an auction. I managed to make one out of two. Some of the equipment he brought home was scary. Unfortunately, he passed about three years ago. If you have seen the floor scrubber Matt has, I worked for the competitor to Advance. Nice video.
Why the "quotation" marks?
Scissor lifts, the makers of widows and severer of limbs and appendages, Cheers from down under.
Yip, not to be messed with when you haven't a clue what you're doing. My heart was in my mouth watching them. Also shouting at the screen when they did anything trying to correct them lol. Need to get the correct batteries for it as they count towards the ballast of the machine. 4 x Trojan 105's or even better 125's. We have a fleet of over 1000 machines to look after.
And that’s a revival!! Excellent job OSHA would be proud of you for using the safety on the lift!! thanks for sharing
May want to consider some contact cleaner when working on those wire connections. I use it all the time on my electronic projects and it always helps. Also a flush and fill for the hydraulic oil. Love your videos. Thanks Matt for letting me know about your channel !
We have several pieces of equiptment parked down junk yard road. You guys have inspired us to look it over and go thru some of it. Thanks for the motivation..!!!
Having everything on those slide out sections is such a good idea
Good work getting the references and tracking down the circuits. Love how straightforward the repair was - that's some designed-for-maintenance excellence!
Matt will be pleased that you got it going. Probably rethinking whether he should of parted with it LOL
Matt has 3 or 4 of them running around from the auction. He's not worried.
What an uplifting episode - I feel pumped for another one😂👍👍
I'll do my best not to let you down! 😂
@@ScrappyIndustries 😂😂
Excellent video. You were definitely the winner in that trade. Thanks for posting and sharing.
Nice! Now that you have the red handle pin crimper you need to get the pin extraction tool. Those pins and crimper are what I use on all my avionics wiring.
I think I saw him use the pin extraction tool, aka small flathead screwdriver. My experience with Deutsch connectors of that style, there is a little tab/lock finger that holds the pin in place. The locking wedge just presses against all the tabs to keep the pins secured in place. Simple tools are all that is needed to work on those connectors, besides the crimper.
Here is a video on my channel showing the tool and how it works.
czcams.com/video/b9-qOJSvl20/video.html
Sam, all in all, with a bit of work and tinkering with it, and Matt's help with a new /old other control box, new plugs and recrimped wires and pins, a nice little working machine for around the shop. Great Video, Sam, thank you for sharing.
Nice job on the revival. I remember when Matt bought that from a Richie Bros. auction. Great to see it back in service and in a good home.
If its too much hassle to fix the lift so it is safe, try this.
Remove basket and scissors. Weld a regular engine hoist onto the frame. Change out the long travel jack on the hoist for a hydraulic cylinder. Now you have a powered, drive able engine hoist. You can also put a small hydraulic winch on it.
Guy's got more balls than me for sure, reaching under/through the lift mechanism on a malfunctioning machine! Glad he made it out with everything still attached.
As a side note about scissor lifts, Genie usually have a switch near the ground e-stop. It switches between ground up/down and platform controls. With it in "ground" mode platform controls are disabled, though battery indicator is still active. So you may think your joystick is borked, but it's just that function switch.
Speaking of joysticks, they are typically centered by a single spring. If they are not _perfectly_ centered when machine is turned on then the lift will throw a code and refuse to move. That's there to prevent any unplanned motion, but can be _very_ frustrating since simply tilting the platform control box is often enough to upset the joystick.
I am in awe of Eric at South Main Auto for his ability to read automotive wiring diagrams and solve issues using various complicated test monitoring tools. But for sheer digging into complicated wiring issues you are number one, Sam. Except for changing a plug on a lamp cord electrical wiring has me baffled. Great repair with Big John's input. 👍👍👍🤩🏆🥇
Nicely done sir. Chasing electrical Gremlins can be maddening. Thanks for sharing, Bob from Virginia USA
Thanks and you're welcome!
That Superliner in back ground is sweet looking truck
Sam great job fixing that lift. Enjoyed the video😊
Mm, Bloody Dangerous piece of Kit that thing is, good work, glad its up & Running, driven one of these a few years ago, doing a clean up job for a Supermarket here in Cairns !
Good Saturday Morning Sam..😊 Excellent video..Thank You..!!
Awesome as always.Thanks for sharing and taking us along
Great job Guys ! I Very much like your channel.All my best.
I used one of those on my last job before retirement. It takes 4 - 6volt golf cart batteries and tried to repair the joy stick - had to get a replacement ($500.)
👍👍👍👍👍👌great trouble shooting and repair, nice addition to the fleet!!
Thanks you!
That’s. great of Matt to Share the Love with you, it appears you are an Ace in the Hole for Matt so it’s not gone unnoticed. Matt seems like an all around great Guy, I Started watching Matt screwing with Lawn Mower Engines and Snow Throwers in His Home Garage / Basement on Rain Days, quite a Few Ice Cream Seasons Ago now. I figured He would grow but Damn Matt went from XL Straight on to the MutherFucking King Ranch Flavor !😂😂 I’ll Catch You on the Next One, Keep it Safe out there Sir
Way to go, guys! Great fix!
Thanks! 👍
No wonder that Mat did not want the lift. He hates wiring with a Pasion!
Mission successful, no missing limbs and no holes in the roof.
Nice job I have always wanted to buy one that didn’t work, but had no idea where to even start and learned a lot and will give it a shot. Thank you.
Love the opening music Sam!!! Also like your editing. Keep it interesting. Good job on the lift!!!
Thank you! Many hours were spent in the editing booth on this one
Good job Sam👍🏻
Great repairs great video thanks Sam and Matt
Cheers for taking us along on this lets fix the scissor lift project bro. Safe travels. Ken
you better hire big john full time!
No doubt!
Great score, good watching
Shoo buddy i like the nice selection of equipment you have there, that is a generalist contractors collection for sure. Good job 👍
Try using a Unibit to open up battery cable ringlet terminals. They are much less likely to grab and they leave a nice beveled edge on the terminal
Knock Knock... Who's there? The boss sent me... Who's the Boss? Matt🤣 Mat sent me, damned good video!! Keep em comming please.
Excellent video, please keep them coming.
Another good one, found you through Matt
Great video it's funny that the little tiny guy is called big John LOL
Now Matt I call him Big Matt
Watch Matt from Diesel creek all of the time love his stuff, Just found your Channel awesome stuff so I've Subscribed, Looking forward to watching your videos 👍🏻
If you have a pin that won't lock you can use super glue to lock it down. If you don't want to replace the connector
Maybe you already know this. But the lifts have forklift pockets on the end towards the steps.
Prevents undercarriage dings.
It will work fine with those two batteries, but the reason they designed 4 of them in at the factory was for counter-balance weight. Good job reviving it. Now get a old JLG lift and try it!
Not only that but you get more run time with 4 batteries
As a former scissor lift tech sorry but this was painful to watch. That being said i give you credit for sticking with it and working through it. It’s just the difference of factory training and applying what you know and making it work
I dropped my Scrabble game on the road!! The Word On The Street is that I'm clumsy!
Excellent job Scrappy! Hi from Michigan.
Hello from PA and thank you!
nice job. Give it a good clean up and some paint. Looking New again.
Consider the batteries as part of the counterweight to keep it stable.
Nice job. Good trade both parties got value. Ray Stormont
Use the fork pockets on the ladder end to lift with a forklift, not under the battery box.
Anyone else say bless you when he sneezed 😂. Like out loud. 😂😂
Great video today. When you said Special Guest Star I figured it was going to be Matt. Haha.
A good friend of mine used to work at "Snork".....who knows, maybe he built that one. Anyways, he'd be proud of your work!
Good job getting that going . Now I think Matt has a few more that need fixing . What do you do for a living . Looks like you have a lot of nice machinery .
Cardinal shop rule #1.There must be lubrication...!!!😊
I’m impressed! 👍
Nice job bud!
The negative there, positive there and the BANG there....
what you call kick stands and called Pot Hole guards and yes if they don't see the limit switch the unit won't go up any higher and won't move at that point
When I saw the thumb nail I thought Diesel Creek!
Just be careful to not jack that thing into your nice ceiling 🤣 Don't ask me how I know.....
🤣
Great video Mr Scappy, a least you achieved success 👍🏻
I am a big fan of vaseline or a dialectic silicone grease on all the pins and connections before you even put them together. You would be surprised at how much longer that makes them last!
It certainly wouldn't hurt to put some dielectric grease on all those electrical plugs and wire terminations its save you alot of grief in the future ! Nice save !
Rather figured this was DC involved With the thumbnail and the grader engine pull a few days ago. :P
The reason why it stops so far coming down straight away is because of its safety feature so nobody gets trapped !!!!!!
Best way to fuck up a scissor lift is to lift it from underneath. There are two slots in the back by the stairs which are designed for picking it up. The doors that swing out that contain the batteries and hydro's only have a small pivot hinge on them. I mentioned it before on Matt's channel but it must have fell on deaf ears. Most have a sticker on them [ No Lift ] right where your forks were. But I still love your channel and keep up the good work. Not my lift.🍻
I was wondering what those "no lift" tags referred to. Thanks for the info!
Nice job & nice approach!
Great project!! You’re going to have to Jack up the whole house eventually so you can put a new foundation…
Matt isnt going to be happy he traded his scissor lift now LOL
nice to see you to scissoring together!
Nice lift restore!!
Thanks!
I sure hope you have a safety block installed or your new name is Captain Hook 😮
Great job Sam. 🔧👍🇬🇧
Great job
Thanks you!
Great video just subscribed hope to see more!
Well a proper scissor lift will keep you from performing OOOooooSHA Viooolations like Matt likes to does. Congrats on a great fix!
The scissors lift is my father Jerry's. He's 82 years old.
15:49 you got some junk
Great job!
audio was much better this time, good work.
Thanks for coming back! This has been quite the learning process
IMO the only thing worth a free price tag is the free pack of chips with a meal deal from subway.
Should the E stop button be a N/C contact on both ends ?
I was given two free new E stops to install on my machine which was missing them both. The wires were just wired into a N/C contacts already but no switches. Just wondering if these N/C contacts were the originals.
Can you use N/O contacts instead ?
Normally E stops are NC that way if a wire breaks it shops up as an E stop press. If it was setup for normally open a wire could be broken and you wouldn’t know until pushing the E stop didn’t work
After all the research and experiments would it have been less work to replace the wiring harness?
Good to See You Fella’s
KEEP YOUR ARMS SAFE! Otherwise you are doing a great job
I recognise that farm 🤔😂
Big John from Iowa. Any connection to Larry Massdam?
Usually the switches are debounced so you need to press and wait
Dam Sam, you don't half need a little mic or something, when your in the shop it sounds like yur sat on the Jon. 😂😅😂
lol this is a little older video before I had mics even