Amazing Restoration of Hydraulic Breaker Jack Hammer | Rebuilding Hydraulic Jack Hammer

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The following are five best practices for choosing a hydraulic breaker:
Match the breaker to the project.
Choose the right tool for the job.
Avoid blank firing.
Make protective housing a top priority.
Insist on auto-adjusting impact.
A jackhammer operates by driving an internal hammer up and down. The hammer is first driven down to strike the chisel and then back up to return the hammer to the original position to repeat the cycle. The effectiveness of the jackhammer is dependent on how much force is applied to the tool.
While they are amazingly useful, they're also somewhat difficult to use. Using a jackhammer is not for the faint of heart. It isn't something that you'll be able to get and learn how to use immediately. Many areas require jackhammer operators to undergo training and certification before they're allowed to use one.
To determine which tool is best for you - you want to determine what work you will normally be doing with the tool. Generally speaking - a 40lb breaker is good for 4” concrete, 60lb for 6” and a 90lb for 9”.
A hydraulic hammer or breaker is an investment, and with the proper maintenance and care, it can last about 8-10 years. However, this ultimately depends on how well it is cared for during and between uses.
By putting pressure on one part of a fluid, it transfers the pressure to all areas of the fluid, which multiplies the force. Hydraulic Hammers | Breakers uses hydraulic oil, which cannot be compressed, with pressure stored in a small canister.
A hydraulic rock breaker is a powerful pounding hammer that is fitted to an excavator for demolishing concrete structures or rocks. It is powered by an auxiliary hydraulic system from the excavator, which is fitted with a foot-operated valve for this purpose.
The upper force is greater than the down force and the valve spool is moved upwards. As the valve spool is rising and the oils passage is getting opened, the nitrogen gas pressures down the piston. The whole pressure is transmitted to the tool (also known as a chisel), which uses the hammering energy to break rocks.
Amazing Restoration of Hydraulic Breaker Jack Hammer | Rebuilding Hydraulic Jack Hammer
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[@terrancel108]

Awesome...eagerly waiting for next years (or sooner) rebuild.

[@Channel-wc6gl]

Hello 👋 fc from Thailand 🇹🇭 👍👍

[@user-mcm]

Идеальный ремонт , сколько видосов не посмотрел 😀

[@user-qb3fr7ul7x]

Особенно трактор работающий без шасси. Блин такого я не видел ещё шоу

[@leonv1553]

Hello P T. Good job freshening the internals of the hydraulic pick. One small problem. One of your guys pushed the casing over. That's fine, except the 300 lb hard edged block landed on the polished sliding zone of the pick head. I guarantee that dented it, which usually results in a sharp edge. The unwanted edge always cuts the new rubber seal, causing the carefully measured new hydraulic fluid to eventually escape. So it will be back in a few months, covered in oil-soaked cement dust. Such is life.

[@user-qb3fr7ul7x]

У них трактор без гусянок, а американец им о кромке рассказывает))

[@gneuhaus8047]

Ladies and Gentlemen, now You can watch our high precision work at a junkyard.

[@jreinel1966]

Great team effort,the real mechanics..!

[@wonderingskills1]

Thanks

[@rosanapascoal7747]

Hello. Que incrível voces sao e seus maquinários mais incrível ainda. Obrigado pelo envio do video. Gostei demais de ve los novamente...so posso elogiar. Voces sao excelentes profissionais. Parabéns pelo maravilhoso trabalho. E esforço. Amo voces. Um Grande abraço de Rosana do Brazil

[@ideraldopadovani9645]

Parabéns vcs são muito inteligente trabalhadores e sem recurso de maquinário .

[@tariqchoudry9048]

I wonder these kids ever went to school to learn this kind of work.

[@markielarkie445]

Glad to see they got their safety sandals on😀

[@wonderingskills1]

😅

[@MrRandyj72]

Someone needs to drill for oil in that dirt they work in..... Holy crap

[@nipponsuxs]

The ground water is flammable

[@lion-of-lucia1158]

[@TmkZaki5544]

Amazing

[@usupputrasindangkerta]

Bagus dan keren👍👍

[@user-sy1wq7ls4b]

Один с сошкой трое с ложкой. У вас для видео вся толпа собирается или все так упорно работают где тяжело двое где полегче толпои .

[@gustibroesmeli4067]

with us, the wolf whisperers and bunny petters go crazy when a drop of oil shimmers in the water at the washing area. here all oil goes back to nature🙊

[@mikespain8655]

I love it when someone comments in English, and then someone replies in Pakistan. Who knows what was said!?

[@nipponsuxs]

It's called Google translate

[@tariqchoudry9048]

Don’t underestimate them Mike. They are very smart.

[@mustafagulec8446]

Çalışma güzel lakin ilkel ölçüm işleri ne kadar geriler .

[@jeffyoung478]

No environmental concerns here no sir.

[@CleetSquad]

I understood it was a quality rebuild when the child starts working the inside bore with a grinder and in the next steps the thing just gets pressed together.

[@IF_fonackerman]

👍👍👍!!!

[@JawaCao]

Họ làm giống y như cách mà các thợ ở Sài Gòn Việt Nam cũng làm kiểu như vậy

[@nipponsuxs]

See dont need concrete. Splash enough oil around walk over in continuously for a few years let it bake in the hot sun. Youve got yourself man-made bitumen,, next best thing. I'd say the ground water in that area is flammable

[@derekmorgan9250]

hey guys how many of you suffer serious back injuries , ?

[@scroungasworkshop4663]

These boys do a great job considering the conditions they have to work in. They don’t even have a simple dolly to move heavy stuff with. I love the torque wrench, a ten pound sledge hammer😂😂. That’s like the way I tension bolts, snap it and back half a turn.

[@RLNTEX]

Those must be steel-toed saddles.

[@toonlommers834]

Vaklui maar dit moeten wij in nederland zo eens proberen om olie weg te laten lopen in het zand

[@lamak3257]

Semangat

[@markthepcdoc7707]

"What's the torque spec on those long bolts"? Five big hammer pounds but don't confuse it with the medium hammer. That is metric and you will have to convert.

[@petermackay8981]

Please please please hold the camera steady. I feel like I'm on a roller coaster. I want to see what you're doing but I don't want to get sea sick.

[@rosanapascoal7747]

Voces sao engenheiros mecânicos dos melhores do mundo.

[@bahibnflis8022]

مشاء الله 🙏😍😐

[@rjsc1959]

20:12 con que naturalidad trabajan todos en cuclillas....yo no podría..🤷‍♂👍👍

[@chenewmerlik]

Потомки капитана Немо! 👍

[@azharhussain766]

Lajawab

[@wonderingskills1]

Shukrya Bro

[@dailogbuddha2312]

Solutes of them Owesome keep going

[@alexandremichakov9108]

В таких видео явно видно кто мастер,кто подмастерье а кто хозяин всей этой шарашкиной конторы.

[@user-qn6yo5jc3q]

Идеальное кастовое общество

[@mshort7087]

I wonder how many guys have been crippled by that press.....

[@channelname9042]

Zero. They're competent; something you wouldn't know.

[@petermoto409]

@@channelname9042 Just how in the fuck do you know? Either point?

[@petermoto409]

I'm sure plenty. You'll just never see a video on here about it. Go check out a video called "The Wire Nest". It will show the real situation in these third-world countries.

[@channelname9042]

@@petermoto409 ​ Something called I live here, and second point: well, if you comment on videos from the Third World countries, you can't be that bright.

[@mixdiver12]

Would it kill them not to always work in the f**** g dirt/ mud ???

[@robertfranczak9382]

would it kill them to use the proper PPE ?

[@Heavyhaulin830]

Shut up

[@sasastankovic8760]

Seeing all these videos from Parkistan and everyone just spilling all chemical/fluids on the ground as well as all the trash around them leads me to believe it has to be the nastiest country in the world.

[@user-co4rs7ob1t]

Работать умеют!!

[@franksfuterisonlyinches6405]

Ver environmentally friendly

[@hoimaycay5335]

ok

[@alexandrevieira6769]

trabalho muito pesado não tem um carinho uma talha uma vergonha

[@richardtemby4358]

They work in the dirt because it adds a bit of grinding paste to all the components and that grinds everything down to make it easier to re-assemble, also it ensures a return customer and therefore more money. We all know that if you work in a shit hole you’ll get a shit result. Just sayin!!!

[@tomblough3257]

You don't have to worry about the oil spills.

[@robertfranczak9382]

@@tomblough3257 you mean working in dust kicked up from the sand

[@georgegonzalez2476]

Wow, such inefficiency and handicaps! They don’t have even a chain winch, so it takes two kids to move anything substantial. Oh, the backaches. They are in a business that requires cleanliness, but they work in the dirt. They can’t even afford a handheld wire brush, much less an electric one. Bolts are torqued down with a 10 lb sledge. As a consequence their repairs aren’t worth a dang, so they don’t get paid much and the cycle continues. Sad.

[@user-qb3fr7ul7x]

Это ваше будущее))) С вашей мумией в кресле президента. Узаххахахаххахахаххах

[@thiiiiiagogatti]

Worst service, no quality, no safety. The employees work like a junkyard.

[@kaarlokarjalainen9100]

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[@King_TuTT]

don't drop that thing on your foot, no safety boots. uggh

[@timpedraza2085]

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