Cleaning out and regressing a Makita DTW1001 18V nut gun that been used on a fishing boat.

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This Makita DTW1001 nut gun has been used on a fishing boat and starting to make a bad sound in the gearbox.
Customer also thought the battery holder was broken but this loose fit is normal and actuly saves your batteries.
These guns are built for work and really come in clean. this one was used on a fishing boat so the salt water is causing a lot of rust and corrosion.
Luckily these makita guns are very reliable and robust. Salt water is not that big a deal for them. This quick service will keep this gun running smooth for a few more years.
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@nolimit7 8 месяцев назад

Very strong machines these. We use these for train overhauls have only seen one break in the years we been using these.

@UnderwaterSable Год назад

Done and dusted, lovely job Dean. Keep up the good work.

@cryingeva 10 месяцев назад

Makita making the power tool last,comfort and quality, I have makita tool some almost 20year still working great

@adrianaosirish6065 Год назад

Dean , is there any specific type of grease you're using there around the Anvil there ?

@igorlpv 4 месяца назад

Use NLGI 2 type grease for any drills, impacts, wrenches

@edwardlogan267 Год назад

U r the man dean

@EndoliteM4trix 11 месяцев назад

I wish you filmed in landscape instead of portrait.

@Ethnosis 8 месяцев назад

I kind of like portrait videos

@EndoliteM4trix 8 месяцев назад

@@Ethnosis that’s because you were born after 1999

@Ethnosis 8 месяцев назад

@@EndoliteM4trix damn lol

@chucknorris2952 7 месяцев назад

Noooo

@nelchan2421 Год назад

5:20 best part

@jrh86 8 месяцев назад

Marvellous skills 👍👍👍💯

@user-vm1fl8sh9e 5 месяцев назад

Hi Dean I noticed that you use Bosch drills on your repairs is that because they are the best I would like to know as I'm replacing some of my equipment thanks in advance n by the way I really like your in depth repair tutorials

@AlanMedina314 7 месяцев назад

A good cleaning does much good.

@2strokeguru76 8 месяцев назад

hello dean i just wanted to ask you what sort of degreaser do you use in your parts washer as i used to use a solvent degreaser but i cant see, to get hold of any these days but yours looks to really work on the greasy stuff you do thanks in advance for your advice pal

@xtrend32 11 месяцев назад

What greese did you use ?

@petewilliams5517 8 месяцев назад

Hi Dean I'm glad iv just seen your video on 1002 1/2 drive makita mine also moves not as much as his lol I was going to get in touch with the seller so glad I never and iv saved your video in case I need to clean mine out iv got 1002 but almost same as this one you have stripped down great video and your very cleaver on repairing all the different makes and models not been long watching you but I'm watching loads of your older videos too love this type of maintenance on tools you do ty

@deandohertygreaser 8 месяцев назад

Glad you like them and hope you find them helpful

@Fearsome4some74 8 месяцев назад

What type of grease do you recommend or use?

@leehaz1 7 месяцев назад

What grease do you use please? Thanks

@joelfromthecircle1121 Год назад

Question: What is the solvent you use for cleaning the metal parts?

@repairs524 Год назад

It is kerosene he is using he said in a previous video that's all I know

@lucasfernandez5779 8 месяцев назад

Hi Dean...so in your opinion, since i saw plenty of your videos already and that seems to be yours, are Makita better than Milwaukee impact wrenchs? I'm honestly asking, i don't have any impact Makita, I only used Milwaukee at the moment. And they tend to fail after first year or so. Should i change to Makita? Or maybe DeWalt? Wich brand is the one you see is better here in Europe? I'm asking from Spain..and i use them in a car mechanic workshop. Thanks

@deandohertygreaser 8 месяцев назад

The milwaukee have more power out of the box. But after 6 months, they turn to trash. The makita will outlast the milwaukee and keep hitting just as hard until it fails. Plus you can replace the contacts, and switch on the makita, as well as all the other bits. They are only uneconomical to repair when the stator or controler fail. Dewalt also is a good gun. And seem to withstand years of abuse. They last far longer than the milwaikee. But like the milwaukee the motor, switch, controler and contacts are all one piece.

@lucasfernandez5779 8 месяцев назад

@@deandohertygreaser I'm really grateful for the answer. I'm finding difficult to replace the power that my 3/4" Milwaukee impact gun gives me, but even having them registered when they fail, warranty service is very difficult to get here. Batteries also don't last that much....and they're not getting cheaper neither. An M18 5V battery is almost 95-100€ right now. Switches are the most common failure I'm having. I tried cleaning them and sometimes they work for another month or two....but its pretty annoying to have a 400€ wrench with 6-9 month that you find yourself fighting to make it work correctly. Thanks for the advice

@sollywelch 8 месяцев назад

Hi Dean, any ideas why my gun would run intermittently? It will run for maybe 2 seconds before stopping and then I’ve go to re-squeeze the trigger again? Very annoying, any ideas ?

@deandohertygreaser 8 месяцев назад

could be a faulty tigger or a broken or lose battery contact. When it stops, dose the motor run on for a little as if there is no brake

@sollywelch 8 месяцев назад

@@deandohertygreaser thanks Dean, it runs on a little, checked battery connections and terminals and battery delivers constant voltage, I put some grease in and it seems to be working better, no stopping but seems very low on power ?

@zaskarelite 11 месяцев назад

Pity all of them don't do that,clever design,saves your wrist too!!

@Tadders Год назад

If you drilled a hole into the bushing of the anvil on a Milwaukee, would that make it more similar to the Makita here so that it can oil itself from the spindle? That little feature by Makita is a nice touch.