Assess Chipper Damage & Plan Repairs
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Wood Chipper Fire part 2: Weld, fabricate and repair
What happens here
The presenter, Josh from Stoney Ridge Farmer, introduces the project of repairing his wood chipper which previously caught fire. He first mentions that basic maintenance like replacing a tire, fixing a wheel, checking grease in wheel bearings, installing a new gas tank, and rewiring the machine have already been completed. He then walks viewers through the visible damage to the chipper's hopper, pointing out areas where welds have failed, metal has bent, and holes have formed due to the fire. He also notes the exhaust issue that initially caused the fire, the damage to the fender, and the need for new paint in burned areas.
Goal: The initial phase involves an introduction to the wood chipper and its fire-related damages. The presenter highlights previously completed repairs such as tire replacement, wheel bearing maintenance, gas tank and wiring updates, and discusses further structural and mechanical issues needing attention.
Tools and materials
- Axe/Sledgehammer
- New Battery
- New Gas Tank
- Pipe Wrench
- Wood Chipper
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