FIxing issues on the Yanmar B-27 mini excavator
Table of content:
00:00 Intro
07:00 Checking out what’s wrong
18:00 Removing links from tracks
35:35 Rebuilding track tensioner
50:45 New Bucket Teeth
58:45 Fixing starter issues
01:02:50 Track pins issue
01:16:47 Trip to the city
01:23:00 Reassembly of track
01:33:00 Wrapping up
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23:37 This sound hurts my teeth somehow.
Great job
Excellent fabrication work on the track tensioner cylinder rams!
However, it seems to me that the rams could rust (which could ruin the cylinder seals) since the rams are not chrome plated, & to prevent this rust, you might want to consider having the rams plated.
You know how it goes ….. the moment you sell those track pads on ebay, one will break on your Yanmar and you'll have to find new ones. But as long as you keep them, none will ever break. 🤣
The tracks are backwards,they will wear out 3 times faster than normal.
The curve on the pad should point forward.(blade side)
The blade on the machine dictates the load direction on the track chain and pads.
Nice work and you was very lucky with the pins,it's often more difficult than that.
Hello, you should check C&C equipments videos, and maybe talk to the owner Clinton, that’s what is videos are all about, tractor repair, you might find some help there, good luck, keep the videos coming we love it
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But the place of the teeth holes, i.e. the base has a large hole. You should reduce these holes by welding, or make a hole in a place near them instead of the old hole. I mean the holes in which you put the teeth, i.e. the screws, so that the teeth are fixed.
On record, I want to state that I am a "NO" on removing a second track. Cap this post. hehe
Don't get a big head, but you are Number 2 on my YouTube MVP List. I also just called you a No. 2, so … kek
I saw a dude fill in a rod scratches with JB Weld and sanded it down. So far so good on it.
Just say ALUMINUM again. I dare you!
Are those teeth carbide … or should they be? idk
Socket for teeth was Farmcraft101, dude.
New teeth a problem for the future. No worries. kek. Free wins the moment.
Luv seeing the local town. Squeeze the dice. Boop Boop! I worked for "Cinema's for many years in High School. So great. Roofs are very steep compared to where I live.
You seem embarrassed pushing off your leftovers to viewers, but just do it. It's all good. Was thinking about buying myself and I'm a cheapskate.
I so enjoy your vids. God bless you and your family. Dankie
You're so manly … like a warrior. kek
We have something in common, Andris … also St. Andrew? Also Camarata? kmao
I see Latvia is just south of you.
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In reality, those tracks are pooched. Either you should replace all the pins,because they are worn out, and bigger spacing between the links wrecks sprockets, or replace tracks completely with rubber ones, along with drive sprockets, but it would be hefty expensive (1500 euros, I have checked)
Great video, your city looks like a lot of Polish cities 😀
Hi Andris,
Good job on solving the track adjuster issue. Glad you took the time to replace the second adjuster rod. I think this time the adjusters will actually work and your track-slipping days are hopefully over….
I think @robertpeters9438's idea of making a removable solid piece that protects all the grease fittings might be a good idea. If the angle iron solution doesn't last, maybe try that….
Cheers from Oregon, USA,
Philip
I have an idea you can use as a yanmar track base for your camera (camera stand) , You can sell it or use it.
Ekskavaatoril välja sirutatud röövik! Mitu loo linki tuleb eemaldada!
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had no idea that Linde also exists in Estonia, I am getting my welding gas also from them, but in Switzerland :). How much do you pay for that bottle? Here it is 100€ for a 3000L Corgon bottle (without the bottle rent)
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15:17 thats what she said LoL 😀 Thnaks for the video Ants!!
Hey thanks for the drive to pick up your gas an seals . I have found to your channel to be great interest in watching. I found your channel when I was searching for information on diesel heaters. I was really surprised that you got those pins out as easy as you did, but it looks like it should work. Let us know how those new teeth work thanks again for your videos always a thumbs up from me.
Andris you are Master of All, there isn't anything you can't fix. When your determined to do something , you do it, nothing stands in your way when your on a mission. NASA : We got a problem with the Moon Lander, what are we going to do about it!! NASA Tech Team : Sir ,we called in Andris! 🐜s 👖s =🚀🛠.
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I was wondering when the Soviet Chairs would be used. They are so useful. We don't get Soviet chairs in Australia……….only Ikea. They are not nearly as strong. When I'm changing the tracks on my 8 tonne excavators I will try your chair trick.