mini excavator bucket bushing The one old bushing was so worn that only a shredded ring with a thickness of 0.15mm was left. The old bushing caused the pin to sit at an angle and slop around 9.7mm, damaging the other bushing. Anyways, I got lucky because there was just enough bushing left to prevent damage to the stick.
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When the groove gets near the steel bushing boss, you can visually see the steel appear because of a color change. Continue cutting the groove, skirting just above steel bushing boss. Once the bushing is split by groove, it allows the bushing to relax, and you can simply tap it out from the backside with a small ball peen and drift punch.
The one old bushing was so worn that only a shredded ring with a thickness of 0.15mm was left. The old bushing caused the pin to sit at an angle and slop around 9.7mm, damaging the other bushing. Anyways, I got lucky because there was just enough bushing left to prevent damage to the stick. A discussion thread about the best material to use for pins and bushings in excavators and other heavy equipment. Users share their experiences, opinions and suggestions, such as 4140, 1090, 1060, stressproof, case and ETD150. A discussion thread about the compatibility of buckets for different mini excavators, especially Kubota and Takeuchi models. Users share their experiences, opinions and tips on pin dimensions, quick couplers and attachment methods.
Hi All, looking for a bit of advice on how to get the lower stick to bucket pin bushings out on a 301.8 I got the stick to bucket linkage bushing out without much issue using a industrial ball joint press and a small slug of flat bar slipped . The pin is threaded on one end to retain it. Hardening threaded parts is complicated due to thread distortion after heating so I suspect it wasn't hardened. The pin is for the link near the bucket of a Takeuchi TB016 (little guy) if that makes a difference. The bushing in the cylinder end does appear to be hardened and doesn't seem to be worn much.
Regardless of what I do as far as line boring, the pin is getting replaced with a longer one with a boss welded to the boom with a bolt through the boss and pin to keep it from moving. I have a friend with a smaller IHI excavator that the pin configuration at the stick to boom and it's also starting to twist.
Most guys grease every day. We have a few machines that don't have dedicated operators. Rubber tire back hoes, a couple of mini excavators, and especially pit loaders. They sit at the gravel stock pile for months. Truck drivers load themselves, but no one greases until the bucket starts to squeak, even then it is just the bucket that gets the . A user asks for advice on buying a 1999 Bobcat 331e mini excavator with 4345 hours and ,660 price. Other users reply with their opinions, questions and suggestions on the condition, repairs and value of the machine. If I assume correctly that the pin is going to turn with the bucket, then .001" to .003" slip fit. But if the pin is not going to turn with bucket, (not very common) then you will .0045 to .008 for grease clearance. When the groove gets near the steel bushing boss, you can visually see the steel appear because of a color change. Continue cutting the groove, skirting just above steel bushing boss. Once the bushing is split by groove, it allows the bushing to relax, and you can simply tap it out from the backside with a small ball peen and drift punch.
The one old bushing was so worn that only a shredded ring with a thickness of 0.15mm was left. The old bushing caused the pin to sit at an angle and slop around 9.7mm, damaging the other bushing. Anyways, I got lucky because there was just enough bushing left to prevent damage to the stick.
excavator bucket bushing replacement
A discussion thread about the best material to use for pins and bushings in excavators and other heavy equipment. Users share their experiences, opinions and suggestions, such as 4140, 1090, 1060, stressproof, case and ETD150.
A discussion thread about the compatibility of buckets for different mini excavators, especially Kubota and Takeuchi models. Users share their experiences, opinions and tips on pin dimensions, quick couplers and attachment methods. Hi All, looking for a bit of advice on how to get the lower stick to bucket pin bushings out on a 301.8 I got the stick to bucket linkage bushing out without much issue using a industrial ball joint press and a small slug of flat bar slipped . The pin is threaded on one end to retain it. Hardening threaded parts is complicated due to thread distortion after heating so I suspect it wasn't hardened. The pin is for the link near the bucket of a Takeuchi TB016 (little guy) if that makes a difference. The bushing in the cylinder end does appear to be hardened and doesn't seem to be worn much.
Regardless of what I do as far as line boring, the pin is getting replaced with a longer one with a boss welded to the boom with a bolt through the boss and pin to keep it from moving. I have a friend with a smaller IHI excavator that the pin configuration at the stick to boom and it's also starting to twist.
Most guys grease every day. We have a few machines that don't have dedicated operators. Rubber tire back hoes, a couple of mini excavators, and especially pit loaders. They sit at the gravel stock pile for months. Truck drivers load themselves, but no one greases until the bucket starts to squeak, even then it is just the bucket that gets the . A user asks for advice on buying a 1999 Bobcat 331e mini excavator with 4345 hours and ,660 price. Other users reply with their opinions, questions and suggestions on the condition, repairs and value of the machine.
excavator bucket 65mm pins
User-friendly & easy to operate. Compact size: 0.8m wide. Ideal for accessing tight spots. .
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