Hydraulic System Inspection & Troubleshooting Session 1

I didnt sit through the whole thing but the biggest thing for me on hydrailuc systems are fluid leaks through the fittings. if you upgrade your system to quick connects and leave the system articulated and come back later, just how much pressure is going through those lines is apparent by the fluid working its way out through the loose nuts on the lines. those fittings have to be very very tight to contain the fluid. and the fluid can never be dirty or contaminated. pressure relief valve explaination was a good part of the video I hadnt seen yet

Nicely done. Such a great video. I am taking an hydraulic class in college and your videos are highly recommended. Now I see why. Thank you for sharing this.

For some reason I cant find lessons 3 and 4?

As someone lost, trying to teach themselves using online resources. I really appreciate this video.

Resistance to flow is what builds pressure. Think about putting your thumb over a garden hose

Love this video can you do video on fixing them please and rebuilding them all tips

Hey Guys, thank you for sharing this video. I am a Fluid power technician in Argentina since 90`s and this video is awesome. Thank you. Hope to see more material from you!!

THANKS FOR THIS!

Great tutorial video very informative . Thanks for sharing

I like very much your explanation.

I sincerely appreciate your Guidenece

Fan Fucking Tastic!

Thanks for your helpful tutorial.please talk more about troubleshooting tips

Awesome video, you guys are great. I am refreshing myself before I take a NOCTI test for a Mechatronics job and this is spot on with what I remember learning in trade school.

Very good video

I wish I could have traced where all the hoses were leading to. Other than that, fantastic video!

I am suppose to start a job and they ask me how much I know about hydraulics. You sir are a life saver! I am still learning at 63

Very nice video . I want to ask if the pressure gauge reading at the pump outlet always indicate the resistance that the pump has to overcome in all pump cases ?

Brilliant explanation of a hydraulic system. Thanks

awsome

Very easy to understand, great first vid

is session 3 and 4 available to watch

Hi Adam I have an old 430 case tractor with a front loader, had a bucket cylinder repaired and put back on the lift arms dropped to the ground because of fluid leak , after i put cylinder back on and put in about 1 gallon of fluid in the lift arms and bucket cylinder will not move , how do I remove air from the lines ?

Don't know how old is this series videos but love it ! Thanks both Paul and Adam.

I have a problem of a circuit breaker on hydraulic systems keeps tripping the breaker ....any one can give some information

hallo i am javed from pakistan i like you working

Thank u soo much for this videoo

As a farmer I face these issues EVERY day of my life. Seeing this has been really helpful! Thanks again! The biggest problem I have on my antique tractor collection is “confining’ the fluid. They find every possible way to piss, squirt, leak, bloop, drip or spray from one point or the other.. Question: So if my backhoe is pushing 18gpm through two 4” bore and two 2” bore cylinders consistently I’m tapping about 20hp off the top of my 70 year old wheezing gas engine...well, that explains the constant need to fiddle with the rpms! Great stuff! I’m probably going to have to watch this series about 8 times to fully get this. I’ve just begun to rebuild hydraulics and as you might know I have very limited skills in this. I’ve been trained in theoretical quantum physics and that has been my life work. Now I own a farm, machine shop, antique furniture restoration service and cabinet making business and we use a lot of hand tools and chemicals...so this is all new to me!

Great video, I have been a diesel mechanic for 3 years and have always wanted to learn more about the hydraulic systems used. Very informational, thank you!

To me, as an electrical engineer, this can be translated into Ohm's law. Resistance is the same in a hydraulic system as in an electrical system (It is limiting current/speed and accounts for amount of voltage/pressure). Speed in a hydraulic system would translate to Current in an electrical system, pressure would translate into Voltage in an electrical system.

Thank you✌

good video..keep it up

thanx you. from South Africa

Very beneficial! Thanks! Just got an old loader to work on and have simple hydraulics for the bucket and wanted to get a beginner's primer on flow and pressure. Thanks again. I just subscribed.

Sir what are malfunction in Hydraulic system

greetings is it possible to upload session number 3 and 4?

Very informative... Thanks adam and Paul❤️

We got a pump that went out after replacing a part and having to take of the clutch. The pump cracked we got a new one and now the pressure is constantly changing. Replaced the actuator and pressure gauge but still doing the same thing what might be causing that any suggestions are appreciated

Mr adam. I am hendrik from indonesia.sorry if i anderstand english only a little.can you help me. Iwantto aasemble a mini exavator. I have 10 Hp machine.i want too as you. what type of. hydralic pumpi used.hand valve used. Orbital pump used.diameter of hydraulic cylinder and engine and pump connection use belt or chain. Thanks

Very good video and thank you I needed this video to review since I dont normally work on Hydraulic systems.

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Does anyone know how closely related this is to heavy equipment?

Great video tutorial and lovely clear lecture. Love it.

Any chance we get sessions 3&4? Do we have to be a patron?

Very nice training video. Quite helpful, thanks!

Definitely informative. When I was in community college, I used a trainer much like this one in my Fluid Power course.

My pump is rated at 1500 psi 60gpm, I need more pressure. If pumps dont pump pressure, why will my pump not reach 3000 psi?