💡The skid steer engine had a hole in the Piston, requiring a complete overhaul.
🔧All broken parts, including radiators and shrouds, were carefully removed and replaced.
🔍The rod bearings were checked for damage and found to be within spec.
🔩The cylinders were honed to improve their condition and ensure optimal performance.
🛠️New rings and bearings were installed in the Pistons, ready for reassembly and installation.
What caused the hole in the Piston?
—The cause of the hole in the Piston is unknown, but it required a complete overhaul of the engine.
Were all the broken parts replaced?
—Yes, all broken parts, including radiators and shrouds, were carefully replaced.
How were the rod bearings checked?
—The rod bearings were checked by removing them and inspecting for any signs of damage.
Why were the cylinders honed?
—The cylinders were honed to improve their condition and ensure optimal performance of the engine.
What parts were installed in the Pistons?
—New rings and bearings were installed in the Pistons, ready for reassembly and installation.
00:03Introduction to the complete overhaul of a skid steer engine.
01:00Removal of all broken parts and accessories from the engine.
02:10Pump and rear main seal replacement for the engine.
05:30Inspection and replacement of rod bearings.
09:00Honing of the cylinders for improved performance.
11:30Installation of new rings and bearings in the Pistons.
18:00Reassembly of the engine and preparation for installation back into the machine.
26:00Closing remarks and final overview of the complete overhaul process.
