Acquire Replacement Hydraulic & Electrical Parts
At 5:40 in
Installing & testing 3 new upgrades for the Power rake
What happens here
The presenter drives to a local hydraulic store to purchase a male quick-connect hydraulic fitting to match an existing hose end, and an O-ring that was missing from a previously acquired fitting. Later, he makes a separate trip to a Ziegler CAT dealership to acquire a new 14-pin electrical connector for the skid steer, as the original one is damaged. During this visit, he also picks up a toy CAT wheel loader. This step highlights the challenges and time involved in sourcing specific parts for heavy equipment. (Note: The video depicts these acquisitions non-linearly, showing the hydraulic store visit first, then later mentioning the CAT visit after a narrative interlude.)
Goal: Obtain necessary hydraulic fittings, O-rings, and electrical connectors.
Tools and materials
- 14-pin Electrical Connector — Replacement for the damaged skid steer connector
- Hydraulic Hose Semperit — To be matched with a new male fitting
- Male Quick-Connect Hydraulic Fitting — To connect the case drain hose
- Mazda CX-5 — Transportation to parts stores
- O-ring — Sealing the hydraulic fitting
- Skid Steer Loader CAT — Transporting the original hose/fitting for matching
- Toy CAT Wheel Loader CAT — Acquired while waiting; not essential for the project
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