Can we SAVE This Cylinder with SEIZED Gland!? | Huge CAT 24M Motor Grader

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  @CuttingEdgeEngineering · 2 years ago · pinned

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• TI

  @tinman7551 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I fixed my seized Gland once. Took a course of antibiotics and it cleared right up 😂 hey hey no shoving I’ll see myself out.

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• MR

  @MrAlexhasker · 2 years ago

  You know I think the workshop crane isn’t getting the recognition it deserves, we only ever see the remote and sling

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• SU

  @Sufficient_Distance · 2 years ago

  In addition to the attention to detail and quality of work depicted; I also appreciate that there is NO generic YouTube music hammering away in the background. &nbsp;The actual sounds of work performed and the environment (Magpies) create a more immersive experience.

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• AC

  @Acrowat40 · 2 years ago

  Love the fact these videos are about 85% Engineering, 10% Wildlife and 5% Pupper.<br><br>Perfect

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• WI

  @williamwampler7742 · 2 years ago

  I’ve come to realize that one of the things that makes CEE so easy to watch (other than the excellent work and videography) is that all the machines sound smooth and well maintained! I have a hard time watching vids from shops where the lathe sounds like the gearbox has a bag of coins rolling around in there. It’s good ASMR with you! Keep up the great work, both of you!

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• DA

  @DANDWYERIRL · 2 years ago

  &quot;Go away train, I wont tell it to F off anymore because I get in trouble&quot; 😂😂😂😂

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• GR

  @greggminkoff6733 · 2 years ago

  Your work is always top-notch. I&apos;m a retired machinist/welder/fabricator. I learned a few tricks in last 50 years. I used liquid nitrogen quite frequently. One trick that has a high success rate, when dealing with internal threads that may be seized, is to thermal shock the steel in both directions. First, I use liquid nitrogen to drop the temperature to at least -200 F. I let it naturally warm up to room temperature. <br>Then I hit it with the torch to at least 450 to 500 F. Then I let it cool naturally to room temperature. I can say that this has worked <br>90% of the time. I also made a few custom spanner wrenches that gave me a 3/4 wrap <br>around the gland. 180 degree wrap has a tendency to distort the gland making the <br>threads bind under high torque. You get a more even distribution of torque with a 270<br>degree wrap. Just a thought. You might want to give it a try.

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• JA

  @jamielee9350 · 2 years ago

  Looking at the porosity on that weld tells me it was his first week , and did not know what he was doing ..Or it was his last week , and he didn&apos;t give a toss 🤣🤣🤣

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  @xXOzmongXx · 2 years ago

  As a Canadian I find it funny to see an Aussie in a sweater.

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• CR

  @Critter145 · 2 years ago

  Cylinder giving that oil sample like it’s getting tested before going back on the job🤣

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• FL

  @floundergearjam · 2 years ago

  Kurtis (and Karen and Homeless). You are the Gold Standard for machining, repair, welding, line boring, and the rest. Love the channel. I have my coffee now and am loving every minute of this. Thanks for Georgia USA.

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