We are hydraulic manufacturer from China, brand name 'HANJIU'. Hydraulic orbit motors & hydraulic steering unit are our core products. At present, most popular Brands in Hydraulics are Danfoss, Char Lynn, M+S, HANJIU, each with its own merits, however the reason why more and more clients choose HANJIU is because it has obvious advantages over other brands in terms of delivery, service, quality and profit rate.
@retrofitter12 жыл бұрын
The gerotor at the back measures the volume of fluid pumped to provide proportioning. Automobile power steering systems still use mechanical feedback. You see there are there are 4 tabs linking the inner and outer sleeve that provide the spring action. The user turns the inner sleeve porting fluid to the steering ram, the fluid then pumps though the gyrator pump returning the outer sleeve to the neutral position once the user stops turning the wheel. It should also work with no fluid pressure.
@MrDubje12 жыл бұрын
Nice. It's always fascinating to look inside things to see how they work. Especialy when it's some technology you never come in contact with under normal conditions. As an electronics man, I know for sure I will not get in contact with hydraulics, but still interesting!
@douro2012 жыл бұрын
Those things are honed, jig-ground and centerless ground to tolerances measured within a fraction of a micron.
@bollawatson676010 жыл бұрын
those 2 gears is called metering pump to control steering speed . this little valve you called grub screw for anti cavitation - diverting oil from return to supply in case high demand of oil . alignment is important by drawing single line on the whole valve. I stripped one before without alignment ,after assembly I try turning right , the whole wheel turn forcibly to the left. finally the whole thing is called orbit roll valve
@Millennium1Auto
9 жыл бұрын
If I turn left and try to steer right the wheels will keep going left but the steering wheel won't, I have to turn left to and then right to get it to catch again. Is this little box my problem???
@douro2012 жыл бұрын
I believe they made these for a while at a factory in Hutchinson, KS which is about thirty minutes from where I live. Right now they make mainly hydraulic motors and pumps- they make them of all sizes.
@douro2012 жыл бұрын
Yeah, they have 2-1/2 ton trucks where I live which have buffered diesel-electric drive. They have a 100% electric all-wheel drivetrain. A battery pack stores some electricity to help with acceleration, and the engine does the rest. It does help quite a bit for trucks which work all day in city traffic, otherwise it's not really worth it.
@nathanpicot488012 жыл бұрын
i have repaired many of these valves, if there not timed correctly and ur only a tooth out u can effectivly turn them in to a motor is pressure is applied to the correct port
@Ramdodge5827 жыл бұрын
they do make hydraulic motors with 4 ports on them! A port B port Swash plate control port (controls displacement of the motor) case drain port hell the dan foss lc/kc series have a 5th port for the brake control of the planetary hub it's bolted too
@alex993cc112 жыл бұрын
forklift steering valve. ive seen many of them from 2t -6t forklifts - works without pressure under emergency from memory
@kevtris12 жыл бұрын
hmm looks like as the wheel is turned, it pumps the fluid, and the valve opens to let it to the steering cylinders, then when you stop turning, maybe that valve closes to prevent backflow. Interesting that human power seems to pump the fluid around. I don't think it's proportional, and relies on your cranking it to build pressure to move the steering. The valve just ports fluid depending on the direction you turn it.
@wiresalot12 жыл бұрын
Interesting piece, always wondered what was in those, Thanks Aussie. Look up Selsyn Control they use two motors connected together with wires and if you rotate one the other will follow. I have heard this system was used on submarine steering. ;)
@Volta50012 жыл бұрын
As Ed explains in the end it most likely was used to control things like the rudder. So yes.
@zforce6912 жыл бұрын
I know what you mean, I did all that in my 20's and now in my 30's I have very painful dermatitis on my fingers, don't know if it's related.
@huberthdavidalvarezflorian6898 Жыл бұрын
Porqué recalienta este tipo en mi tractor a qué se debe
@AmericanLocomotive112 жыл бұрын
Guessing the gerotor pump in the assembly is so you can have steering if the main hydraulic pump fails.
@iambond00718 жыл бұрын
please tell me in timing of the g rotor pump of the orbital
@Aussie5012 жыл бұрын
yeh, but unfortunatly most people use the search word autopsy. even if it does relate to pulling humans apart.
@Aussie5012 жыл бұрын
the electric systems are a waste of resources, but the Eaton hydraulic hybrid system looks good, it uses a pump/motor to recover energy under deceleration, and use it under acceleration.
@2boredfortv12 жыл бұрын
they all have diffrent hues, reflective properties, and finishes.
@general0ne12 жыл бұрын
Hey Ed, I remember seeing a video of yours quite a while back showing your air compressor setup. It would be interesting to see an updated vid of this. I have a couple small portable compressors that I've retrofitted with hermetic compressors from dehumidifiers after the cheap oilless compressors have failed.
@alex993cc112 жыл бұрын
just remembered, the spicer winch on the tilt tray has a char-lynn hydraulic motor
@HDXFH12 жыл бұрын
Eaton also make Washing machine components, (manual analog Synchronous Motor Operated Controls)! and other similar electronics, great stuff!!
@8tyman811 жыл бұрын
They ream you out even on orings i ordered a seal kit for the similar valve $60 for couple's orings and and a X ring
@gazza11610 жыл бұрын
the top pin flexes giving ,you.feel in the steering.didnt mention the gerotor
@FixitFrank12 жыл бұрын
Are you saying we are not One with our Machines? If anyone is, it would be Aussie50, so I think autopsy works wonderfully. If he was taking an apple pie apart, then OK, its incorrect.
@Newbridge200212 жыл бұрын
Could it be used for steering manoeuvring thrusters on a large boat when they are in port.
@zx8401ztv12 жыл бұрын
Really clever design, so i suppose any movement of the wheel causes fluid to move from the rear pump and the rotation of the outer tube closes the ports off so it moves no more. Ish, sort of, guessing without mecanical qualifications :-) how ever it works its a great design, no wonder its expensive. Smashing dissasembly :-)
@NOBOX710 жыл бұрын
wow ed no wonder it cost so much, is 600 Australian close to 600 u.s ? the complexity of that bad boy is wild , never woulda thought so
@Aussie5012 жыл бұрын
I googled them a while back and its a $450 part. whoever is charging that much is ripping you off bigtime!
@TimsVideoArchief12 жыл бұрын
could it be used to steer the boat
@stingraystud12 жыл бұрын
its called a metering valve on caterpillar
@carlostzi71766 жыл бұрын
Does the steering valve produce its own PSI ? Thanks
@HDXFH12 жыл бұрын
I hope you didn't Destroy that!, that's a 2,000 Dollar part, Our Tractor is having Power steering Problems, we think it's the Valve, still, it'd be handy to have a spare.
@FarmallFanatic6 жыл бұрын
I need a new one for my Massey Ferguson 550 combine.
@joeyf50432712 жыл бұрын
wow thats just a waste. i mean the computer systems, motors, and batteries add a lot off weight which does not help. but with the motors u get loads more torque just very low hp
@williambarrett95179 жыл бұрын
my hyster poineer 80 1972 power steering wheel turn easy but wheels stogle to turn what is the problem
@williambarrett9517
9 жыл бұрын
william barrett
@rockerzac9912 жыл бұрын
No, Ed! It's bleeding!
@dragkid18512 жыл бұрын
You could just use autopsy as a tag. It would be the same as if you put it in the title.
@Inspironator12 жыл бұрын
Aside from minor normal wear and replaceable fittings, there is nothing wrong with this control. :(
@zforce6912 жыл бұрын
Oh, new computers and batteries every 5 years, you better not let my 2004 Toyota Prius hear, because that hasn't done any of those things. Also you should check your facts, because Toyota Australia offers a 8 year warranty on the battery. And those crappy computers manage the NiMh battery so well, it won't let it discharge below 40% SOC and won't let it charge over 80% SOC so it is one happy battery for quite a long time. The only thing giving me trouble on that car is the petrol engine.
@mnatsakanyetaryan27542 жыл бұрын
Some body knows what kind of fluid going there
@Aussie5012 жыл бұрын
screw Enzed, go online, they are about $450 to $600
@no1wrench9 жыл бұрын
10mm 12 point socket.
@achemachew12 жыл бұрын
Caused the camera quite some vibration there!
@MarioRossi-no7hs5 жыл бұрын
Ma poi sai rimetterla insieme ?
@user-gd6ue9gj4p4 жыл бұрын
شكرا
@HDXFH12 жыл бұрын
That seems like a Good idea!
@ObliteAbyss12 жыл бұрын
'normally see these on hydraulic or power steering pumps' I'm actually used to seeing them on keys.. In a smaller version.. Split ring, anybody? xD
@TheScrappingJeahaha11 жыл бұрын
so much money for that damn easy thing?! lol , in german aircraft is it the same , you pay for a normal ignitor for a car 60 bucks but the same thing with a aircraft tested mark on it 600 :O
@joeyf50432712 жыл бұрын
hybrid is a bad thing not a good thing, just no one will take the time to understand why
@joeyf50432712 жыл бұрын
hmmm. that actually sounds like a decent idea. but yeah hybrid cars are a waste of time and money as the computers go almost every 5 years, the batteries go shortly after plus to the average hybrid it weighs ATLEAST a 1,000 US lbs more than the none hybrid version!! how is that good for gas mileage!??!?! plus most of the hybrids cars are scrapped because no one wants to pay for a new computer and batteries they would just rather a new car. ugh ethanol and hybrids really piss me off
@physicmad12 жыл бұрын
9:11 - nice blood mate XD
@Ramdodge5827 жыл бұрын
Holly shit balls! 600 bones!, i sell them for 60-120 bucks
@Ramdodge582
3 жыл бұрын
@Maddog worker if you know what you want check out the catalog. M+S hydraulics is the mfg.
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We are hydraulic manufacturer from China, brand name 'HANJIU'. Hydraulic orbit motors & hydraulic steering unit are our core products. At present, most popular Brands in Hydraulics are Danfoss, Char Lynn, M+S, HANJIU, each with its own merits, however the reason why more and more clients choose HANJIU is because it has obvious advantages over other brands in terms of delivery, service, quality and profit rate.
The gerotor at the back measures the volume of fluid pumped to provide proportioning. Automobile power steering systems still use mechanical feedback. You see there are there are 4 tabs linking the inner and outer sleeve that provide the spring action. The user turns the inner sleeve porting fluid to the steering ram, the fluid then pumps though the gyrator pump returning the outer sleeve to the neutral position once the user stops turning the wheel. It should also work with no fluid pressure.
Nice. It's always fascinating to look inside things to see how they work. Especialy when it's some technology you never come in contact with under normal conditions. As an electronics man, I know for sure I will not get in contact with hydraulics, but still interesting!
Those things are honed, jig-ground and centerless ground to tolerances measured within a fraction of a micron.
those 2 gears is called metering pump to control steering speed . this little valve you called grub screw for anti cavitation - diverting oil from return to supply in case high demand of oil . alignment is important by drawing single line on the whole valve. I stripped one before without alignment ,after assembly I try turning right , the whole wheel turn forcibly to the left. finally the whole thing is called orbit roll valve
@Millennium1Auto
9 жыл бұрын
If I turn left and try to steer right the wheels will keep going left but the steering wheel won't, I have to turn left to and then right to get it to catch again. Is this little box my problem???
I believe they made these for a while at a factory in Hutchinson, KS which is about thirty minutes from where I live. Right now they make mainly hydraulic motors and pumps- they make them of all sizes.
Yeah, they have 2-1/2 ton trucks where I live which have buffered diesel-electric drive. They have a 100% electric all-wheel drivetrain. A battery pack stores some electricity to help with acceleration, and the engine does the rest. It does help quite a bit for trucks which work all day in city traffic, otherwise it's not really worth it.
i have repaired many of these valves, if there not timed correctly and ur only a tooth out u can effectivly turn them in to a motor is pressure is applied to the correct port
they do make hydraulic motors with 4 ports on them! A port B port Swash plate control port (controls displacement of the motor) case drain port hell the dan foss lc/kc series have a 5th port for the brake control of the planetary hub it's bolted too
forklift steering valve. ive seen many of them from 2t -6t forklifts - works without pressure under emergency from memory
hmm looks like as the wheel is turned, it pumps the fluid, and the valve opens to let it to the steering cylinders, then when you stop turning, maybe that valve closes to prevent backflow. Interesting that human power seems to pump the fluid around. I don't think it's proportional, and relies on your cranking it to build pressure to move the steering. The valve just ports fluid depending on the direction you turn it.
Interesting piece, always wondered what was in those, Thanks Aussie. Look up Selsyn Control they use two motors connected together with wires and if you rotate one the other will follow. I have heard this system was used on submarine steering. ;)
As Ed explains in the end it most likely was used to control things like the rudder. So yes.
I know what you mean, I did all that in my 20's and now in my 30's I have very painful dermatitis on my fingers, don't know if it's related.
Porqué recalienta este tipo en mi tractor a qué se debe
Guessing the gerotor pump in the assembly is so you can have steering if the main hydraulic pump fails.
please tell me in timing of the g rotor pump of the orbital
yeh, but unfortunatly most people use the search word autopsy. even if it does relate to pulling humans apart.
the electric systems are a waste of resources, but the Eaton hydraulic hybrid system looks good, it uses a pump/motor to recover energy under deceleration, and use it under acceleration.
they all have diffrent hues, reflective properties, and finishes.
Hey Ed, I remember seeing a video of yours quite a while back showing your air compressor setup. It would be interesting to see an updated vid of this. I have a couple small portable compressors that I've retrofitted with hermetic compressors from dehumidifiers after the cheap oilless compressors have failed.
just remembered, the spicer winch on the tilt tray has a char-lynn hydraulic motor
Eaton also make Washing machine components, (manual analog Synchronous Motor Operated Controls)! and other similar electronics, great stuff!!
They ream you out even on orings i ordered a seal kit for the similar valve $60 for couple's orings and and a X ring
the top pin flexes giving ,you.feel in the steering.didnt mention the gerotor
Are you saying we are not One with our Machines? If anyone is, it would be Aussie50, so I think autopsy works wonderfully. If he was taking an apple pie apart, then OK, its incorrect.
Could it be used for steering manoeuvring thrusters on a large boat when they are in port.
Really clever design, so i suppose any movement of the wheel causes fluid to move from the rear pump and the rotation of the outer tube closes the ports off so it moves no more. Ish, sort of, guessing without mecanical qualifications :-) how ever it works its a great design, no wonder its expensive. Smashing dissasembly :-)
wow ed no wonder it cost so much, is 600 Australian close to 600 u.s ? the complexity of that bad boy is wild , never woulda thought so
I googled them a while back and its a $450 part. whoever is charging that much is ripping you off bigtime!
could it be used to steer the boat
its called a metering valve on caterpillar
Does the steering valve produce its own PSI ? Thanks
I hope you didn't Destroy that!, that's a 2,000 Dollar part, Our Tractor is having Power steering Problems, we think it's the Valve, still, it'd be handy to have a spare.
I need a new one for my Massey Ferguson 550 combine.
wow thats just a waste. i mean the computer systems, motors, and batteries add a lot off weight which does not help. but with the motors u get loads more torque just very low hp
my hyster poineer 80 1972 power steering wheel turn easy but wheels stogle to turn what is the problem
@williambarrett9517
9 жыл бұрын
william barrett
No, Ed! It's bleeding!
You could just use autopsy as a tag. It would be the same as if you put it in the title.
Aside from minor normal wear and replaceable fittings, there is nothing wrong with this control. :(
Oh, new computers and batteries every 5 years, you better not let my 2004 Toyota Prius hear, because that hasn't done any of those things. Also you should check your facts, because Toyota Australia offers a 8 year warranty on the battery. And those crappy computers manage the NiMh battery so well, it won't let it discharge below 40% SOC and won't let it charge over 80% SOC so it is one happy battery for quite a long time. The only thing giving me trouble on that car is the petrol engine.
Some body knows what kind of fluid going there
screw Enzed, go online, they are about $450 to $600
10mm 12 point socket.
Caused the camera quite some vibration there!
Ma poi sai rimetterla insieme ?
شكرا
That seems like a Good idea!
'normally see these on hydraulic or power steering pumps' I'm actually used to seeing them on keys.. In a smaller version.. Split ring, anybody? xD
so much money for that damn easy thing?! lol , in german aircraft is it the same , you pay for a normal ignitor for a car 60 bucks but the same thing with a aircraft tested mark on it 600 :O
hybrid is a bad thing not a good thing, just no one will take the time to understand why
hmmm. that actually sounds like a decent idea. but yeah hybrid cars are a waste of time and money as the computers go almost every 5 years, the batteries go shortly after plus to the average hybrid it weighs ATLEAST a 1,000 US lbs more than the none hybrid version!! how is that good for gas mileage!??!?! plus most of the hybrids cars are scrapped because no one wants to pay for a new computer and batteries they would just rather a new car. ugh ethanol and hybrids really piss me off
9:11 - nice blood mate XD
Holly shit balls! 600 bones!, i sell them for 60-120 bucks
@Ramdodge582
3 жыл бұрын
@Maddog worker if you know what you want check out the catalog. M+S hydraulics is the mfg.
Heh, alien blood.
Mentira
dead P4 2.4ghz :D
Rightly so...Like I said I'm a dickhead.