I’m building something I probably shouldn’t... Mobile Robot part 1

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  @ExcessiveOverkill · 3 months ago (edited) · pinned

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  @odyssey5376 · 2 months ago

  This man is playing Scrap Mechanic irl...

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  @baukevanderkooi8712 · 2 months ago

  &quot;correct me if I am wrong, I am no an hydraulic mechanic&quot; explains everything so even kids could understand it. Also I would have bought everything robot there was, such a place is a danger to my wallet. <br>Your projects are awesome and well documented.

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  @boppins · 2 months ago

  Your battlebot is almost complete!

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  @SoCalFreelance · 2 months ago

  Sandblasting everything down to bare metal and repainting will be so nice.

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  @ZarHakkar · 2 months ago

  I legitimately thought the vehicle in the thumbnail was Space Engineers.

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  @zachduncan3752 · 2 months ago

  Licensed forklift operator... he makes me scream. EVERY TIME the forklift is on screen

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  @zebdeming · 2 months ago

  Determine if you have spark or not on the engine when it dies. Coils can definitely fail when hot

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  @built-from-scratch · 2 months ago

  This is so cool! Your hydraulic explanations were great, I was vaguely aware of how they work but really cool seeing how similar they are to electrical circuits. I can only aspire to eventually have use for as many robotic arms as you own

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  @morkovija · 2 months ago

  so cool to see you working on this with your dad

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  @gonesilent2814 · 2 months ago

  I bet the hydraulic pump is well worn. time to get a collection of high psi gauges to see how the health of the pump and drive motors are. hydraulic stuff just gets &quot;tired&quot; or leaks. &nbsp;Worn pump and motors can leak internal causing a loss of pump power and psi.

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  @Electroblivious · 2 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BL-QLDBKXQ&amp;t=1300">21:40</a> If it&apos;s not a temperature issue, check if it has an oil level sensor. Sometimes on these small motors when the oil gets low it will trigger, but when it&apos;s stopped for a minute or two it&apos;ll settle back into the sump and release.

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