1. Preventing rust on welded parts of agricultural machinery. After welding and repairing, the paint around the weld often gets scorched and can lead to rust over time. To prevent this, remove the welding slag after the weld cools down to about 100°C, then apply a layer of grease. This method helps avoid future rusting in the repaired area.
2. Repairing cast iron parts with regular welding rods. When using ordinary carbon steel electrodes to weld cast iron, cracks are likely to occur. However, using cast iron electrodes is not cost-effective. A better approach is to cut along the crack using a low current, making sure you only cut the groove and not through the entire piece. Then perform a hot weld repair. The cutting process reduces local stress, preventing new cracks from forming during the repair.
3. Repairing a damaged valve core. If a vehicle tire valve is damaged, you can saw off the damaged part and drill a 20 mm deep hole using a 4.5 mm diameter drill. Then tap it with an M5 thread for 13 mm depth, and screw the valve core back in for inflation. It’s important to grind the drill tip to match the angle of the valve cone seal to ensure a proper fit.
4. Removing the cylinder head easily. If the cylinder head is still stuck after removing the nuts, gently tap around it with a hammer. Then turn the crankshaft; the cylinder pressure will help push the head off more easily.
5. Softening the water seal ring in cold weather. In winter, the water seal ring becomes brittle and may break when installed on the cylinder liner. Soak the ring in warm water (around 60°C) for 5 minutes before installation. This makes it more flexible and easier to handle without breaking.
6. Heating rolling bearings for easier installation. Without special tools, hitting a bearing directly with a hammer can cause damage. Instead, heat the bearing using a 60W bulb placed above it for 5–10 minutes until it reaches about 110°C (not exceeding 120°C). Then quickly install it onto the shaft while it's still warm.
7. Preventing cork gaskets from breaking. Cork gaskets used in multi-cylinder diesel engines have good sealing properties but tend to break easily. To prevent this, apply a thin layer of paint only on the top surface during installation. This causes the gasket to stick to the cover, so when disassembling later, it won’t break because it remains attached to the cover.
8. Checking the bearing clearance of a locomotive generator. Use a suitable battery to connect one terminal to the generator housing and briefly touch the other to the field terminals. If there’s no sound, the bearing clearance is normal. If a noise is heard, it means the clearance is too large, causing the rotor to vibrate under intermittent magnetic force. The louder the sound, the greater the gap.
9. Different piston designs cannot be interchanged. The CC195 diesel engine piston has a 2.5 mm shorter distance from the center axis of the pin hole to the top compared to the S195 model. As a result, these two pistons are not interchangeable and should not be used in each other’s engines.
These practical tips can help improve the maintenance and repair process of various mechanical systems, especially in agricultural and automotive contexts. Whether dealing with rust prevention, welding techniques, or component installations, applying these methods can save time, reduce damage, and extend the life of the equipment.
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