Wacker Neuson Repair Tip | Checking for High Spots/Wear| Reversible Plate Compactor

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Wacker Neuson Repair Tip | Checking for High Spots/Wear| Reversible Plate Compactor

Published Duration Brand Wacker Neuson

About this video

Dave from DHS Equipment uses Hi-Spot Blue marking paste to check for high spots and wear on the exciter housing of his reversible plate compactor. This intensely blue, soft, and uniform paste spreads easily and evenly, allowing him to identify uneven surfaces and areas that need resurfacing or attention during repair. Shop https://Stores.DHSEquipmentParts.com for all of your Core Bore, Core Cut, Husqvarna CP, Multiquip, Stihl, and Wacker Neuson parts needs.

Transcript

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This next test is some uh some high spot blue. And all you're going to do is blue gets everywhere, so a glove is uh

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definitely recommended. This is something that the machine shops and uh metal shops use. We're just going to put the blue all

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around on one side. Then we're going to put the housing back on top and we're going to torque it down to

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the normal torque specs of this machine. And then we're going to remove it and we're going to make sure we could see the blue transfer

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uh on the other side. Okay. And then this will determine if we have any low spots or if this machine uh base plate or or housing

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needs any machine

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work. Okay. So that's