This one nearly beat me, Repairing a old Makita HR5000K rotary hammer.

This one started out a straight forward repair but quickly turned into a handling.
The tool holder end would not unscrew from the housing. After looking inside more closely I realised the hammer bolt and stepped out the splins and wedged itself inside the hammer pipe.
Luckily having a few second hand parts allowed me to keep the cost down so I could use a new hammer bolt and o rings and x ring.
without the second hand parts this repair would not have been worth it. But repairing it ment i got to use up some old new stock parts. So itvwas a win win for the shop and the customer.
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[@andymann9861]

It looked like you were trying to unscrew the first head to the left…

[@brad9529]

Yeah he was lol

[@tomecosta8464]

No one remembers everything but he still has an excellent memory and explains the details very well. a small flop lol.

[@sethbracken]

Dropping that bearing and picking up the replacement in one motion was the slickest shut I’ve ever seen.

[@CrookedSkew]

I couldn't help but think the same!

[@markmawson1]

I just noticed there when you said it was a left hand thread when you were screwing it together but when you were taking the old one apart you were turning it the wrong way to loosen it if it was a left hand thread 4:40

[@Tadders]

Yeah, what the heck?

[@robertrada4783]

Nice!

[@jasonbuckler190]

Came here to say the exact same thing.

[@Jens1983100]

🤣

[@deandohertygreaser]

you are right, i was doubting myself. tried unscrewing it left hand but it wouldnt budge. so thought i was wrong and tried right hand. still no good. had to actualy take out a new one to check if it was left of right hand thread. And it was left hand thread so i got a longer bar and gave her welly until i broke my tool. what a handling. a lot of messing about, and all for nothing.

[@drunkenwaster1218]

Awesome! Artist at work....

[@UnLucky201]

I got the same one since 1996, still running as a champ

[@baldyslapnut.]

The struggle is real Dean, thanks for posting these nice to see an expert at work. The tube has 2 flats in the middle that you could get a big wrench or small Stillson onto perhaps? Big impact gun on the 19mm AF hex tool set to 5 'ugga duggas' might crack it open, or maybe flip your bench😮. Leave it soaking in ATF and acetone for a few days might ease it a bit. Do you ever use Neva-Seez to stop the corrosion starting again? I've had one of these since the mid 90s. Doesn't get loads of use now but works when it needs to. Got some big core drills and a have used them to recess cctv cameras into concrete 'dressed stone'. Japan built Makita and Hitachi kit really were built to higher standards. 👍

[@Dustin_the_wind]

Not for nothing, you got a memory you'll never forget, and the job done too. As much as I disagree with most things, moments like these are always the process. Thanks Dean.

[@user-lp7dd7dz9m]

You forgot to say “that’s her” at the end. 😁

[@garygallagher7269]

I had one of them kangos, mighty tool, can't remember why it stopped, I'll have look for it might be salvageable after watching this video.

[@bensimmons1517]

where do u get ur replacement parts from? i have the same issue with mine but can’t find parts

[@602Sean]

Is this a new feature "Challenge Dean" See what power tools you can find in granddad shed / council skip and send it to Dean? 😀

[@deandohertygreaser]

This is nothing new, i always get old reliable tools sent in like this. Check out the state of the firsts paslode in this video sure kzbin.info/www/bejne/roq3aX-PhNikhbM

[@602Sean]

@@deandohertygreaser yeah saw that! Reliable old tool but not used in a while!

[@nickmail7604]

If its a reverse thread no wonder you couldn't get the original one off, you were tightening it.

[@jacksonroad9263]

seeing that spares box. looks like you do this full time😅

[@sammerthahammer]

old teabag was my nickname in college

[@liftrucs]

Brilliant job Dean Top Man

[@efektmurowany]

Breaking the tool during repair - extra 20% tip 😅

[@1978JonBullock]

The customer was lucky you had a box full of spares Dean. Otherwise it would have been a costly repair.

[@josemarrero7658]

Hi I prefer use cool compres aire or ice but note fire

[@jamesriordan3494]

How do you price spares from the bin ?

[@generaldisarray]

6:20 "It's a left hand thread" that's why you couldn't get the original to budge, you were tightening it instead of loosening it...

[@derekadams729]

Can of Mr Freeze. Works every time.

[@user-cg4kj1ve8n]

Какой тип патрона у этого перфоратора?