Homemade rotator for Terex miniexcavator 

Hello again 🙂 do you know which model/size you bought? I have s40 buckets also. Thanx

@@andersgustafsson82 for my 2,7tonns terex I bought an SE7 with that drive I could in theory hang the machine off the drive and it won't do any harm.

@@MiniMachines1 would an se7 be sufficient for my 5 ton kubota kx161-3 ?

I think I would ordered a model over

@@MiniMachines1 Vil det være f.eks en se9 da ?

First thing I noticed also, having caught myself doing the same, nearly.

Thanks, yes that's my plan also using the tilt from the bucket, saves some fabrication, and with the tiltrotator I want need the tilt bucket, would be even easier to build it to my Kobelco that has the tilt quick coupler.

Thanks

Thanks, it works great😀👌 With my new engcon tiltrotator i needed to switch over the tilt to the 6/2 way valve, wasn't enough flow for the rotation. ru-vid.com/group/PLJ-nsDpsPN4nbKNXX-_d-wMN8EKIbxrUO

@@MiniMachines1 I see on Alibaba that they also have dual axis slew drives. Did you consider getting one of those? I'm also wondering if this setup is strong enough to hand a 9-ton excavator or if the slew drive will fail due to the forces. I wonder this because they also advertise using the slew drive for rotating solar panel arrays, which would not take nearly the strength that an excavator would put on the slew.

When I choose the driv for my build, I checked the manual for maximum force my Terex had, and looked at the drives for what forces they could handle. Work the SE7 drive I chose I can hang my Terex after it and it will still work. So if you just scale up and go for a bigger drive it's no problem. The tiltrotator made for bigger excavators has the same design. Just look at the break out force on your machine and how much the drive is rated for 😊👌

Yes I get them from my day job, there we have a lot of pumps and stuff from them.

We even have a Xylem Factory near by here in Germany. It's in Herford. We are often there to load heavy parts with our Mobile Cranes.

I use an 31.6cm3 engine with 16mm shaft. Link to place I bought it : www.okonomi-deler.no/hydraulikk/motor-pumpe-og-gearboks/hydraulikkmotor/aksel-16-mm/hydraulikkmotor-mm-sideporter-31-6-cmu-aksel-o-16

I think it was about 3 weeks delivery time to Norway, and I paid using alibaba system, worked really great.

For the hydraulic engine?

No for the auxiliary hydraulics on the dipper stick. I'm adding a thumb and can't figure it out. I think its JIC

Was aware of heating when work on thick material, but never heard about push pull could you explaine?

@@MiniMachines1Sorry, my fault. 🙃 You're not welding Mig. You're doing it right. I learned on MIG, that if you pushing the torch, you even push the heat forwards to where you need it.

I'm using this engine www.okonomi-deler.no/hydraulikk/motor-pumpe-og-gearboks/hydraulikkmotor/aksel-16-mm/hydraulikkmotor-mm-sideporter-31-6-cmu-aksel-o-16

I have a similar machine and can't figure out how

@@timjohnson3649 I didn't adjust it so I'm not sure. But on the hydraulic manifold it normally is a screw for adjusting pressure, but I haven't checked on this one.

It's castolin eutectic on little welder max 140 amps but enough for my work. One thing to look after are the duty cycles for how long you can weld without an break. But the inverter with stick welding it's not an big problem.

Mini Machines OK, I will only weld stuff like you just did, bucket connectors and stuff so maybe max 10mm. Want a plasma cutter too and maybe a small open shed, like a open workshop with roof, where I can do all the metal work. I fear the barn might be a bit to flammable😱

@@NilsKall I had the 3 in one from ebay with 50amp plasma, tig and stick welder, was great until it suddenly didn't work anymore, I do miss the tig that was great welding with. I'm thinking about buying an other one or spend more money on one good tig welder 🤔 I always spend 30min in the garage after welding so I'm sure there is no small fire going on before I leave so it's a good idee to have an welding shed, it get really dirty with the grinder in the garage.

Mini Machines yeah I did se that on eBay, sounds like a good ide unless one of the functions stops working.

@@NilsKall yes on mine it went right in to overheat in any function. But it worked really good for a year. It actually stopped working in the "massey ferguson pto fork repair" video

Hmm faktisk ikke så mye jobb har en liten en på 90kg som begynner å bli moden for utskiftning, en liten hydraulikk motor på den og feste.