Fair play to you Warren for sticking up for your customers, really pleased me to hear that as they sound like a very good hard working family who have looked after you for a lot of years. Cream always rises to the top my friend. Take care.
Sometimes I shake my head with the things I see. But you know what, it what pays the bills. If I can educate my customers so it doesn't happen again I will. Good work Warren !!! Im a independent farm mechanic in Southern British Columbia. My customers are the best part of my job. Like you I worked at dealerships ( Newholland ) for 25 yrs before I took the plunge to go independent, the best decision I've ever made.
You started my day off well Warren. Just hard working people trying to make a living and everything needs work done on it from time to time. You have the right mind set, look after the 1s that look after you. Great video.
glad to see you stand up for what is right and your customers and friends. not many people have the kesters to do that . been a fan for a very long time. your the best//////////////////// Kentucky
As someone who does both row crop and cattle, I’ll tell you that the equipment on the cattle side takes more abuse. I wouldn’t think of heading to the field without greasing and checking the combine over everyday, but the tractors I chore with everyday get neglected. I’m a stickler for maintenance, but when you are feeding with it each day in the mud and crap you forget that two of those days are equal to a day of field work and it needs grease. I remember when I’m headed out with bales, but by the time I’ve fought the mud and snow here I’m too tired to remember when I get it back in the shed. This time of year cattle are hard on everything (and me).
20 years ago we screwed up the front end on an M5030SUMDT Kubota. Turned out the grease fitting on the end with the input shaft was not flowing grease. Did not know what was bad till the input shaft hit the cover. Had to build up the differential housing and machine it. That was about 5500 hours. Last I knew it passe 10K. The bushing is definitely an improvement. Anyway - please ask them to turn off the bi-speed
Now hey, “I’m going to jail” Ya man that’s my line because I’ve told many an A hole, usually where I’ve worked, that if I’m getting the cops called I’m going in for something good not just pop in the nose!
i see those volvos with the dead rear axle a lot. fleet companies buy them and put the super singles under them thinking they will save weight.....probably spend more in tow bills getting them pulled out when they are stuck on wet pavement....super singles are awful around here. looking forward to the 50 series detroit videos. really like those engines in the medium duty trucks. all the stroke of the 60 series in a 4 cylinder.
Honestly .. I look up to you I want to be a mechanic just like you an I love your videos cause I learn alot and it helps me pursue my goal of being a heavy duty mechanic
when an outfit has that much gear, its a real handful to know what needs what,when and how to keep every machine properly maintained. Its often a learning experience to know all the quirks of each machine, they all have "habits" and issues to manage. very challenging............
I have watched your channel for a month or so now, have grown to respect and like you. That respect grew even more hearing you shut down commenters who bash your customers. Some people have a tendency to be most vocal about situations they don't know a thing about. It makes them feel superior, when in fact they look like fools to those who know the facts.
I enjoy watching your videos. I'm impressed with how much knowledge you have of the different machines/equipment you work on. Regarding the camera angle used, can you adjust your head camera to point down more? I'm missing the work you do close up to your body (example: the drawing you were doing on the table of the street layout). The camera is missing a lot.
What would you do if you had a service call that didn't last twice as long as it should, or a repair that doesn't have thirteen tangents that make it impossible figure out a course of action? Crazy stuff Warren, keep it coming!
Bushings like that are easy to get behind on maintenance. It seems like if you don’t grease them often enough the bushing turns in the housing or plugs the grease way and now you can’t grease it if you want to. Paying customers can be hard to come by and it’s nice to see you stick up for them especially when many of the people criticizing haven’t done a damn thing in their live
Love watching you work. Hey I get it.... wish they were here out east would love to work for them as a preventative maintenance manager. Would take care of the abusive employee issue and log all maintenance to equipment.... I never understand how you are lucky enought to be given a job by a man (especially when they are as you describe them) then you take his tools and equipment and treat them like trash. I always treat others equipment better than if were my own... mind you I take care of my personal tool and equipment like none other.
Oh man. Been there, done that. Told the guy that if I had to come out from under the truck one more F'ing time, one of us was going to the hospital and one of us was going to jail. I don't like hospitals that much. He left. I'm a very mellow quite guy. That surprised the crap out of a few of my fellow workers.
Guy sounds like great boss to work for. I have worked for places that would let the equipment go to hell and not fix it after writing things up. Sounds like the dad and the brothers take good care of the equipment but just have trouble finding good help.
Just gotta show them the old parts and explain to them how a tube of grease is alot cheaper than the parts and labor you're putting in now. A little maintenance goes a long way. Great videos it's good to see how different manufacturers engineer and design some things. Sometimes it makes you scratch your head. Just goes to show that the guys who design the stuff aren't the ones who have to take it apart and work on it.
Right on all the way. The hard working folks that keep our country running deserve respect. I don't understand people who jump to desparage someone they don't know, Life is hard enough without trying to make it harder for someone who might just as well be your friend if you gave them the chance. We're all in this together, we need to give each other a break when we can. People like your negative commenter and the guy at your job site are best avoided, they're not worth your time. Good story though!
More ole story time with wazza is what we need👌...like that possum thats cooked in the kitchen like i said 😂.my partner and I moved a few years back from a town called metford ahahaha.N.S.W Australia.
Loved the story to start with!!! that was great. It always amused me how some people feel so sad about themselves they like attacking others you see it all the time on RUclips comments and it is a sad way society as a rule is going. I am not happy about myself so noone else is allowed to be as well mentality. For a start how can you ever comment about someone if you do not know them in person and for more than a month? If have never meet them ( and by the way reading about them or hearing their name does not constitute knowing them as much as a surprise that might be to you! ) then the moron is not them it is you for even suggesting that to start with. Facebook, RUclips and many other social media outlets know they have issues, yet they seem to refuse to do something about it. The only way it will stop is if we the readers and you Warren as the channel owner call out these type of people. Then and only then it may stop ( yes I know, that is wishful thinking.... sigh ) Until Governments and police forces the world over start taking action ( and I mean tough and decisive action not just words ) against these so called haters... it will keep happening sadly.... Thank you Warren for calling that person out and thank you for another great video :)
I agree with you on the Kabota being a very odd design. They have their place. But I feel like the John Deere is a better design. Especially in the cattle industry cuz those pour tractors get run hard all winter feeding.
Good story Warren. I may have missed it , but what did you find wrong with the front diff that it wouldn't turn, and what did you come up with way the bi-speed clutch was locked up?
You should come and see how crazy things happen here in Africa ! Great story, thanks for sharing. I heard from a few people that Kubota is not a fantastic product, expensive for what it is. I also defend good people but idiots get nothing
In NYS trooper calls for tow immediately no trucks allowed on side of roads.Lethal trying to do recovery with so much fast traffic here in NJ. So many close calls in snow ice. Everyone has to slow down going way to fast with rigs. Good job.
I been to two goat ropings and a county fair and this story beats any I have heard. I am six one and two fifty plus and not many smart people get in my face even though I am 72. I don't last more than a minute any more . Someone with a death wish is getting close there. From our camera angle the front axle was binding a bit as you rehooked and it dropped fast and you move rather quick even though it wasn't going anywhere... I know, to be continued
Got few drivers this way I gresse it this weekend , just not sure what weekend that will be . Then they get mad because have to take old spare truck or drive their truck around with problems while fixing other trucks problems . Sometime s just want to send them home without pay , while the truck is down , but not able to because then I have to drive and not fix or,get truck fixed . Had a day like yours many times go in to fix this and phone rings , lost a hub or air leak so off I go .
Funny chit 😂🤣😂🤣.you should've told the fog horn lag horn to call the sheriff and tell them to bring the corner 😁😂 thanks ya made my day ! Hay whats happenin with the road grader?
Great video warren. I think not really the fault on kubota. I see there all these grease zerks 🤔🤔 Would maybe good if someone grease these driveline ..... would last way longer 😀😀😀 I see there werent any grease in there since the fabric did it the first time 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ I bet there is already the factory paint on the zerks... Good day warren keep going
No basically as the Bush wears the diff starts to move up and down so the weight of the tractor is held between the coupler and pinion in bad cases it looks like you sharpened it in a pencil sharpener
Sorry to hear about the jerk in the store. I went to a shop to fix a machine and the guy kept yelling and bitching. This guy was out of control and he threw something in the area I was working in. He said it never worked since the last time my son fixed it. I looked in quickbooks and my son was there 8 months prior to me showing up. So he wanted a free service. I listened until he said that the little asshole that came out here didn’t know anything. Thankfully the mechanics and the guys wife told the cops he got what he deserved. He wanted me to pay for the ambulance and the stitches. I told him not to ever call me again, unless he wanted more..There’s a lot of things I can fix, stupid isn’t one of them. Thanks for the video.
I have worked on a farm and oils need to be changed on time and with correct oils as transmissions and hydraulics are so complicated and after buying tractors that are so expensive they scrimp on oils, Mad.
I see one piece of equipment that you need in your shop. Instead of taking things down to the machine shop, you should look around and try to pick up a used Bridge Port Milling machine. You could do the machine work yourself and you would know the work was done right. Just a thought.
Ooo! Be careful dropping that front end. I seen that front end drop, and you guys scattered like cockroaches when the light turns on in a dark room!!! LOL!!! nice video Warren.....
Makes you wonder that a mans best friend is a dog! You would think a mans best friend should be man. If I call you a friend. That’s what you are my loyalty to you is rock solid and I tell you what if I find someone bad mouthing you there is going to be consequences and repercussions! Be a man not a child. Warren your a solid guy . If your ever in Massachusetts my door is open for you or your family. God Bless You !
Those front axle couplers are easy to miss at grease time. Until you take it apart and see the wear. Yup, gotta crawl all the way under there and use your bar to clean the dirt out just to see the fittings. Now, having said that I am headed out to grease mine.
I would say get Caller ID but that not going to help with ID problems LOL maybe time machine will help speed jobs up, just have charged more for use. It will be interesting with Kubota fix👍
Warren I can see a book deal when you retire, telling all your stories from being a mechanic. That would be a good job for your son going around to the customers and doing PM on the equipment.
😂😂😂 "This guy's a PRICK and 4 thirds".... Damn near choked 🤣😥on my morning coffee. U got some of the best sayings.... 😂😂😂😂👍🇨🇦
nothing like a bit of excitement to start the day.thanks for the story warren.
I love it when people stick up for their friends. Thanks for story time.
The 8 thumb,s down are from the Store Owner and Family. Great story telling Warren, cheered a dank day up. Stay safe all.
Great story Warren! Some of the stuff you get in just makes me laugh the way you tell it! Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing your videos.
Remember ONE THING Warren ur a top Gizza
It’s guys and Gals like you that keep the USA alive..
From over here in 🇬🇧
Fair play to you Warren for sticking up for your customers, really pleased me to hear that as they sound like a very good hard working family who have looked after you for a lot of years.
Cream always rises to the top my friend.
Take care.
Yes answer the phone. You can not write this stuff. This is why life is much fun 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Sometimes I shake my head with the things I see. But you know what, it what pays the bills. If I can educate my customers so it doesn't happen again I will. Good work Warren !!! Im a independent farm mechanic in Southern British Columbia. My customers are the best part of my job. Like you I worked at dealerships ( Newholland ) for 25 yrs before I took the plunge to go independent, the best decision I've ever made.
Enjoyed the story. I admire the way you defend your turf and your friends, a concept that seems to be lost on some.
You started my day off well Warren. Just hard working people trying to make a living and everything needs work done on it from time to time. You have the right mind set, look after the 1s that look after you. Great video.
Thank you for sharing your story and sticking up for your customers. Hope your day tomorrow is bliss.
Story time is usually my favorite part of people’s RUclips channels!
I sure like story time . It makes my day , thanks
We love your story's buddy
Ramble on 👍😎
one of your best story times ever keep it up love your show
You got the love the story's. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Loved story time with my saturday morning coffee! I learn more watching your videos than going to work myself haha! Keep it up!
As a former 30 year tech/service manager your bang on about making plans for your day. Never know what’s next. Great storytime
Thanks Warren, I love Southern Oregon. I live up in the valley, but far enough from hippy Eugene Lol! Have a great day. Todd the retired trucker
glad to see you stand up for what is right and your customers and friends. not many people have the kesters to do that . been a fan for a very long time. your the best//////////////////// Kentucky
As someone who does both row crop and cattle, I’ll tell you that the equipment on the cattle side takes more abuse. I wouldn’t think of heading to the field without greasing and checking the combine over everyday, but the tractors I chore with everyday get neglected. I’m a stickler for maintenance, but when you are feeding with it each day in the mud and crap you forget that two of those days are equal to a day of field work and it needs grease. I remember when I’m headed out with bales, but by the time I’ve fought the mud and snow here I’m too tired to remember when I get it back in the shed. This time of year cattle are hard on everything (and me).
Warren thumbs up for standing up for your customer, I always try to put them first they are the ones paying my bills , keep up the excellent work.
Dammit man that front axle fell made me spill my Coors light pucker up mode.
That’s one of the best Warren. So funny 😂
Great video. Thanks for sharing👍
You are a good egg Warren..thanks for sharing...peace out✌️
OMG.... I'm going to jail... heheheheheh
"A prick and four thirds" that is a diamond! Hahaha great stuff. 👍🇺🇸
love the vids man , keep them coming .
Got my limited edition cap and a nice note. Thank you.
Love the story time Warren, keep plugging away another day another dollar. Check you on the next one bud. Have a great weekend.
That story made my morning. Cheers!
20 years ago we screwed up the front end on an M5030SUMDT Kubota. Turned out the grease fitting on the end with the input shaft was not flowing grease. Did not know what was bad till the input shaft hit the cover. Had to build up the differential housing and machine it. That was about 5500 hours. Last I knew it passe 10K. The bushing is definitely an improvement. Anyway - please ask them to turn off the bi-speed
Yet another upload from thy master himself 👌👌👌👌
Now hey, “I’m going to jail” Ya man that’s my line because I’ve told many an A hole, usually where I’ve worked, that if I’m getting the cops called I’m going in for something good not just pop in the nose!
Only way to do it.
Great story. Would have loved to watch that wrecker action.
OH my God! My heart stopped when that axel came loose. I thought you were gonna get whacked by it... Take care.
i see those volvos with the dead rear axle a lot. fleet companies buy them and put the super singles under them thinking they will save weight.....probably spend more in tow bills getting them pulled out when they are stuck on wet pavement....super singles are awful around here. looking forward to the 50 series detroit videos. really like those engines in the medium duty trucks. all the stroke of the 60 series in a 4 cylinder.
Honestly .. I look up to you I want to be a mechanic just like you an I love your videos cause I learn alot and it helps me pursue my goal of being a heavy duty mechanic
It's a great trade. Hope you enjoy it.
when an outfit has that much gear, its a real handful to know what needs what,when and how to keep every machine properly maintained. Its often a learning experience to know all the quirks of each machine, they all have "habits" and issues to manage. very challenging............
I have watched your channel for a month or so now, have grown to respect and like you. That respect grew even more hearing you shut down commenters who bash your customers. Some people have a tendency to be most vocal about situations they don't know a thing about. It makes them feel superior, when in fact they look like fools to those who know the facts.
Sometimes, listening to your stories is better than watching you pull a tractor apart.
I enjoy watching your videos. I'm impressed with how much knowledge you have of the different machines/equipment you work on.
Regarding the camera angle used, can you adjust your head camera to point down more? I'm missing the work you do close up to your body (example: the drawing you were doing on the table of the street layout). The camera is missing a lot.
Brilliant video Warren your best so far !!
What would you do if you had a service call that didn't last twice as long as it should, or a repair that doesn't have thirteen tangents that make it impossible figure out a course of action? Crazy stuff Warren, keep it coming!
Hey good job! So transmisson packs okay on Kubota?
Bushings like that are easy to get behind on maintenance. It seems like if you don’t grease them often enough the bushing turns in the housing or plugs the grease way and now you can’t grease it if you want to. Paying customers can be hard to come by and it’s nice to see you stick up for them especially when many of the people criticizing haven’t done a damn thing in their live
Love watching you work.
Hey I get it.... wish they were here out east would love to work for them as a preventative maintenance manager. Would take care of the abusive employee issue and log all maintenance to equipment.... I never understand how you are lucky enought to be given a job by a man (especially when they are as you describe them) then you take his tools and equipment and treat them like trash. I always treat others equipment better than if were my own... mind you I take care of my personal tool and equipment like none other.
Oh man.
Been there, done that.
Told the guy that if I had to come out from under the truck one more F'ing time, one of us was going to the hospital and one of us was going to jail.
I don't like hospitals that much.
He left.
I'm a very mellow quite guy. That surprised the crap out of a few of my fellow workers.
Guy sounds like great boss to work for. I have worked for places that would let the equipment go to hell and not fix it after writing things up. Sounds like the dad and the brothers take good care of the equipment but just have trouble finding good help.
Story time had me fucking rolling!! 😂😂😂
I dont know what you charge, But you Deserve More !
You are very talented ! 👍👍
Just gotta show them the old parts and explain to them how a tube of grease is alot cheaper than the parts and labor you're putting in now. A little maintenance goes a long way. Great videos it's good to see how different manufacturers engineer and design some things. Sometimes it makes you scratch your head. Just goes to show that the guys who design the stuff aren't the ones who have to take it apart and work on it.
Funny story...I will laugh thru to tomorrow
Right on all the way. The hard working folks that keep our country running deserve respect. I don't understand people who jump to desparage someone they don't know, Life is hard enough without trying to make it harder for someone who might just as well be your friend if you gave them the chance. We're all in this together, we need to give each other a break when we can.
People like your negative commenter and the guy at your job site are best avoided, they're not worth your time.
Good story though!
More ole story time with wazza is what we need👌...like that possum thats cooked in the kitchen like i said 😂.my partner and I moved a few years back from a town called metford ahahaha.N.S.W Australia.
Loved the story to start with!!! that was great. It always amused me how some people feel so sad about themselves they like attacking others you see it all the time on RUclips comments and it is a sad way society as a rule is going. I am not happy about myself so noone else is allowed to be as well mentality. For a start how can you ever comment about someone if you do not know them in person and for more than a month? If have never meet them ( and by the way reading about them or hearing their name does not constitute knowing them as much as a surprise that might be to you! ) then the moron is not them it is you for even suggesting that to start with. Facebook, RUclips and many other social media outlets know they have issues, yet they seem to refuse to do something about it. The only way it will stop is if we the readers and you Warren as the channel owner call out these type of people. Then and only then it may stop ( yes I know, that is wishful thinking.... sigh ) Until Governments and police forces the world over start taking action ( and I mean tough and decisive action not just words ) against these so called haters... it will keep happening sadly.... Thank you Warren for calling that person out and thank you for another great video :)
Great story teller Warren, always entertaining, best wishes from Australia.
I agree with you on the Kabota being a very odd design. They have their place. But I feel like the John Deere is a better design. Especially in the cattle industry cuz those pour tractors get run hard all winter feeding.
Good story Warren. I may have missed it , but what did you find wrong with the front diff that it wouldn't turn, and what did you come up with way the bi-speed clutch was locked up?
You should come and see how crazy things happen here in Africa ! Great story, thanks for sharing. I heard from a few people that Kubota is not a fantastic product, expensive for what it is. I also defend good people but idiots get nothing
'Wing your neck in before I do' is another line. Is it just the bearing on the diff, or is it the clutch pa k as well......?
In NYS trooper calls for tow immediately no trucks allowed on side of roads.Lethal trying to do recovery with so much fast traffic here in NJ.
So many close calls in snow ice.
Everyone has to slow down going way to fast with rigs.
Good job.
Hello warren. good stories as ever.
I been to two goat ropings and a county fair and this story beats any I have heard. I am six one and two fifty plus and not many smart people get in my face even though I am 72. I don't last more than a minute any more . Someone with a death wish is getting close there. From our camera angle the front axle was binding a bit as you rehooked and it dropped fast and you move rather quick even though it wasn't going anywhere... I know, to be continued
Quote of the week: "A prick and four thirds" quality!
Always enjoyed your stories Warren
Got few drivers this way I gresse it this weekend , just not sure what weekend that will be . Then they get mad because have to take old spare truck or drive their truck around with problems while fixing other trucks problems .
Sometime s just want to send them home without pay , while the truck is down , but not able to because then I have to drive and not fix or,get truck fixed .
Had a day like yours many times go in to fix this and phone rings , lost a hub or air leak so off I go .
Great story today .One cannot go wrong with a good cup of coffee an Warrin telling one of his stories .Take Care . Be Safe .
Funny chit 😂🤣😂🤣.you should've told the fog horn lag horn to call the sheriff and tell them to bring the corner 😁😂 thanks ya made my day ! Hay whats happenin with the road grader?
Nice of you to help the guy out .And look at the story you got out of it. Thanks for sharing . Yes there are still ass holes out there
Great story
Great video warren.
I think not really the fault on kubota. I see there all these grease zerks 🤔🤔
Would maybe good if someone grease these driveline ..... would last way longer 😀😀😀
I see there werent any grease in there since the fabric did it the first time 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
I bet there is already the factory paint on the zerks...
Good day warren keep going
I always in joy story time
So question do we know what’s wrong with the four-wheel-drive or did I miss something
Warren, am I right in thinking when the bushings are worn out, that the front axle moves forward thereby disengaging the driveshaft, please explain.
No basically as the Bush wears the diff starts to move up and down so the weight of the tractor is held between the coupler and pinion in bad cases it looks like you sharpened it in a pencil sharpener
Loader tractor front ends take a beating. No getting around bushing and bearing failures. I use Wurth sig 3000 grease for any pivot pins.
Sorry to hear about the jerk in the store. I went to a shop to fix a machine and the guy kept yelling and bitching. This guy was out of control and he threw something in the area I was working in. He said it never worked since the last time my son fixed it. I looked in quickbooks and my son was there 8 months prior to me showing up. So he wanted a free service. I listened until he said that the little asshole that came out here didn’t know anything. Thankfully the mechanics and the guys wife told the cops he got what he deserved. He wanted me to pay for the ambulance and the stitches. I told him not to ever call me again, unless he wanted more..There’s a lot of things I can fix, stupid isn’t one of them. Thanks for the video.
Pucker moment when the axle comes free
I seen "story time" and couldn't click the video fast enough, hell yeah but sorry for the mess you had to go through
I have worked on a farm and oils need to be changed on time and with correct oils as transmissions and hydraulics are so complicated and after buying tractors that are so expensive they scrimp on oils, Mad.
I see one piece of equipment that you need in your shop. Instead of taking things down to the machine shop, you should look around and try to pick up a used Bridge Port Milling machine. You could do the machine work yourself and you would know the work was done right. Just a thought.
I'm going to jail. I lost my shit when you said that. Great story love the channel.
Ooo! Be careful dropping that front end. I seen that front end drop, and you guys scattered like cockroaches when the light turns on in a dark room!!! LOL!!! nice video Warren.....
Great video warren
Best of, Put this video in the best of category.
awsome story
Your a Great Man there Warren.
"A prick and four thirds" 😆
Makes you wonder that a mans best friend is a dog! You would think a mans best friend should be man. If I call you a friend. That’s what you are my loyalty to you is rock solid and I tell you what if I find someone bad mouthing you there is going to be consequences and repercussions! Be a man not a child. Warren your a solid guy . If your ever in Massachusetts my door is open for you or your family. God Bless You !
Great video yeah you showd the guy from the store who the boss is
Those front axle couplers are easy to miss at grease time. Until you take it apart and see the wear. Yup, gotta crawl all the way under there and use your bar to clean the dirt out just to see the fittings. Now, having said that I am headed out to grease mine.
I couldn't see any zerks in the housing anyway !
Oh my heck Warren I am still laughing at that at story 😂 it was a good one go man go
Great video Thanks!!!!
I would say get Caller ID but that not going to help with ID problems LOL maybe time machine will help speed jobs up, just have charged more for use. It will be interesting with Kubota fix👍
I like to call adventures like that a rodeo. LOL
I'm seeing an old school, tape driven, answering machine in your future Warren. "Sorry, never got the message"
Warren I can see a book deal when you retire, telling all your stories from being a mechanic. That would be a good job for your son going around to the customers and doing PM on the equipment.
Damn looks like grease worms strikes again down here in California we have the same problem they need to start spraying for them grease worms