I take my hat off to you Warren for your perseverance. It's the classic "when the going gets tuff, the tuff get going". Listening to you is as good as watching you. Thanks for your vids.
Fixing the problem of one broken tap would make one cautious about future tap use. I didn't do it but was handed a broken tap job.A Chinesium tap.Harder than the hinges of Hades so I shattered it with a small chisel and the cast threads survived. I told them no more glass Chinesium taps. That was lucky.
@@matthewkesler1175 You can buy drill bits with a rockwell hardness of 70 that will drill the taps out... crazy expensive for one bit but its not impossible.
That is the best advice I’ve heard from a video. Don’t get angry and try and force parts together. I’ve done it and payed the price. The whole time I’m paying that price I’m angry at myself for doing such a stupid thing. Hope that helps someone.
Warren Dennis here. You should try and use a little bit more magnesium possibly and lots of water my cramps are constant because I course did the same thing you did done a lot of wrenching for a lot of years and the Magnesium makes a big difference on joints and some of the some of the cramps that I get for the muscles stuff like that. And be careful it can get worse if you're not careful with how hard you push yourself! I can only work a couple hours before I've overdone it and I pay heavily for the muscle cramps I get now!! Great work on so many Bolt repairs!!
Hey Warren, regarding the problems with todays youth. I recently read a book where the author wrote a foreword explaining how the changes from a farming / physical work type society to more sedimentary society has robbed the youth of the experiences that made us successful. Single parent homes, without a male role model, also seriously affect a young mans abilties. I know a young bright man who has experienced nothing that men who grew up in our generation experienced. He's having problems, such as you described, finding meaningful employment. The education means nothing without the life experiences.😢
oooooweeee, them cramps be hitting at the worst times too! I'm young and dumb and just don't drink enough water so I get hit with dehydration cramps. I know the feels! Appreciate your work, Warren, I'm learning a lot.
Just have to love it when a broken bolt plays the game and comes out with the left hand drill bit. In my experience helicoils often make the thread better ! Thanks for the video Warren
A little extra water and magnesium will help with cramping. Throw in a Gatorade everyday and that’s what helped me with my + 40 cramps and aching joints. Still do this today. Thanks for your videos and I hope your family is well.
Here's my 'bad thread' story. I bought a pre owned cylinder head for my CAT C12 engine after I dropped a valve and had to do a forced inframe rebuild. It was $300, and included the injectors and Jake brakes. What I didn't notice about it was that the rearmost exhaust manifold stud hole had been repaired with a helicoil kit, and it had failed. There is a coolant manifold bolt that intersects perpendicularly with the exhaust stud hole, and the helicoil had already cut into that hole, so I couldn't drill it out and install a larger one. What to do? I bought a concrete wedge anchor at Home Depot, hammered it into the hole and torqued it down with my Milwaukee impact gun. YOLO! I expected it to fail within a few months. Here we are, 3 years and 200k miles later, and still no issues.
Thanks Warren for another great video. And I’ve never had issues with helicoils either. I’ve always been told that as long as they are properly installed in a properly prepared hole they are always aa strong, but usually stronger than, the original threads, due to the fact that they are gripping a larger surface area on the OD of the helicoil than original. And also the fact that most helicoils are made of hardened/ hi strength stainless steel. Anyways, have a good one!
I'm a toolmaker in aerospace. Helicoils are very common. On fixturing we use threaded inserts (Keenserts). I like them, they seem fine, They are easy to remove and replace when needed. I Always like your input on the nation and society.
Those Keenserts come in thin wall and thick wall as well. I think there are other makers as well, Keenserts being a brand name if i remember correctly. We used both Helicoils and Keenserts where i worked.
People definitely seem to either love or hate helicoils. Personally ive never had a single problem with them and saved my butt more times than i care to remember.
Warren I get your approach on splitting it the way you did. I just never had much luck doing it that way for some reason. Next one i do will probably follow the way you just did it. I learn little things each time I watch you do a repair I myself have done many times. Thank you
The Torque Test Channel did a test of multiple types of thread repair processes/inserts, the heli-coil came out as a clear winner, surprised me (15yr mechanic) and them. Really surprising how much they can hold.
Warren,woke up this morning and there you were,enjoyed overwhelmingly,I’m stuck on your tractor jobs,however a Trannys removal from a D6 in the field gets me going, I’ll catch ya on the finish of this if possible.
Always love watching your videos and content. Regarding the young man you hired and tried to teach. I sometimes wonder is it just a matter of don’t care, not too bright, feel the work is too hard or belief that they know it all? I know the internet has created many a self-anointed “experts” in many areas as well making it hard to tell some folks anything. If I was 30 years younger I would be happy to work under someone like you. The experience, knowledge and skills you have kick ass man!
Trying to teach a new apprentice how to chase threads on cast holes with a tap, bottoming tap was a test in patience. Starting a bottoming tap is not easy. Luckily out of 250 hole he only broke one tap, and it came out by hand. I bought a Metabo Cordless Tapping Drill, push forward it drives forward, pull back it reverses, probably the best tool have ever used for tapping holes. Could you have used a longer bolt with the lock washer and not bottoming out? I’m sure you know, they have a primer for the Loctite to make it cure better, keeps the oil out. Another Great Video, Warren. Thanks for the Videos.
I built an 'improved' blow nozzle. Removed the OHSA tip and inserted a brass fitting with threads that were compatible with blow gun and other end had a pocket for tube with compression ring. I silver soldered a length of small fuel line into that end. put a slight bend on end of tube. Works really good as you can insert into holes and reach into tight areas and around obstacles.
Telling us about that helper you had, your daughter's boyfriend at the time and how he had no feel for anything and that you couldn't teach him anything and he was bottoming out taps snapping them off reminded me of an apprentice/helper I was given to have to work with, to teach at a company I worked for. I was so tired of this guy. He couldn't do anything right. I had him running a drill motor with a 1 inch diameter auger on it.. He was pushing, struggling, cussing at it. I walked over and noticed that he was running the drill motor in reverse. I walked away without saying anything. After about half an hour of letting him wear himself out I walked over and told him to let me give it a try. I flipped the switch into forward, the auger pulled itself through the hole in about 10 seconds. I said, 'well, that didn't seem so bad'. I flipped the switch back into reverse without him noticing, handed it back to him and went back to what I was doing.
Couple of things to help with drilling holes in cast iron like you were doing here... The bit you were using had a pretty aggressive cut ground on it. Take it to a bench grinder and make the cut a bit more shallow by flattening the cutting edge down a bit more, in relation to the relief cut that is now ground into it. That will help with it not 'catching' as bad as it was. Also, when drilling, increase the speed of your cut, but add much less pressure to the drill... This way you will be taking much more shallow cuts, with a much less chance of the bit catching. Hope this helps some...
You can mitigate the problem of the Bit digging in. Take the bit over to you bench grinder & just the slightest touch on the sharp edge will keep it from digging in. Your welcome. its essential to do this if you are trying to drill brass or bronze!
Some people like helicoils and some don't. Myself, I've used them but only as a last resort. If I was doing this job, I would have drilled out the holes to 5/16 and then re-tapped them with a 3/8-16 tap. Then drill out the holes in the bearing retainer plate to 13/32 and bolt it back together with 3/8-16 x 1 inch 8 grade bolts with lock washers and red thread locker and sleep tight at night. Warren has repaired many more things than I have and feels confident in his repair and will sleep tight at night. I'm just that confident in helicoils.
If you look closely you'll see that the bolt holes are very close to the edge of the trans case and bearing retainer plate. Warren said it wouldn't leave much material left on the edge if he drilled out the holes to the next size.... but you do you booboo, sleep tight lol
@@gmcsierraable Yes, Warren said that it wouldn't leave much material if he drilled it out to the next size. Then he took a drill bit that is .332 inch to drill them out for the helicoil tap. To drill it out to accept the next size bigger than a 5/16 bolt would require drilling them out the right size for a 3/8 bolt. A 3/8-16 tap requires a drill size of .312 inch which is .020 inch less than the .332 hole he drilled for the helicoil tap. Different people do it different ways. Like I stated in my original post, I only use helicoils as a last resort. Seems to me in this case that drilling a smaller diameter hole than the helicoil tap required and then tapping it out to 3/8-16 threads would have left more material in the transmission housing and provided the additional strength of 3/8 bolts versus 5/16 bolts to hold the bearing retainer plate.
@@TheLangko On the Little Machine Shop tap and drill chart for 3/8-16 it says .3125 for aluminum, brass, and plastics versus .332 for steel, stainless, and iron. I get what you are saying though.
@@KStewart-th4sk Mmmm? My tap and die chart says .3125 for steel however you certainly could be correct. I’ll have to check into this further. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
On piston aircraft engines everything is heli coiled including the spark plugs. I use them all of the time but I prefer solid inserts like Time-sert or Keen sert. The drill bits without flats are not a problem, the problem js the garbage chucks used by milwaukee and almost all the other companies are garbage. I went back to using my air drill with a keyed chuck.
Fine job W. I was watching some videos on the DT466 and noticed you at the 7 minute mark here "The Legend of the International DT466 Engine" on youtube.
Don't worry about anything things that want to be cause they really wish that they had half of your bran's and all the jobs u do how many come back not many u really really do very good work
Warren, tell you tube - that off road app that I can’t close is really annoying. I put m7 helicoil in wallered-up hole that the broken injection pump stud left. In JD 4045, in 444J loader. It’s about 4 years since then - still running strong
Warren get yourself a 8 piece Lisle 70500 tap socket set, #1 -#8 off amazon on sale now, was 50.00 down to 32.00. Made to do just what you are doing and they hold the tap tight.
Grind a small flat on the cutting face of each flute parallel to the drill centerline to keep the bit from grabbing when enlarging an existing hole. Works also for drilling soft metal such as brass. Just a small flat, may 1/32" width is enough.
Warren, I have had really good luck with Rockmount screw in inserts. No special tools, just drill the hole the recommended size and use the right size bolt and nut and screw them in.
Hel coils are fine.you drill the hole straight and tap it. Leave one coil below the surface. And make sure your bolt does not have rolled thread on it. I installed thousands of them. 98 percent of the time, they work great.
Warren in addition to keeping hydrated, you could try Magnesium Malate tablets, with a normal dose of 2 to 3,000 milligrams per day. Available pretty cheaply over the counter at most pharmacies. My rheumatologist suggested this to me many years ago for cramp and I have taken them ever since. If I forget or run out, I will start getting leg and hand cramps with 24 hours.
I think i wrote before to drink TONIC WATER, it has quinine in it an old remedy for cramps. I had a hunting partner who suffered from cramps and I got him some tonic water and he felt a lot better. My mom had cramps and her Dr. prescribed her quinine tablets, unobtaniun now days. Get better!
Glad to see you keep posting videos i know its probably hard keeping up with youtube and running your business a few year's ago my brother was the trees inc guy that came to talk to you in the field with the swather that caught fire we live just over the hill ive been stumped on a few different things before and i always book mark certain videos you make have helped me figure out shit i don't know some day i would like to have a beer and bull shit fuck tiktok never had it hahaha
Hi there Warren, if.You take a.fine wheel grinder.and run a fine flat edge on the lead cutting edge of the drill bit it will still cut the oversize hole for the helicoil tap without grabbing the hole edges, also good for drilling non ferrous alloys as well. Helicoils.are good if used properly, I haven't ever had a problem either with them and I've worked in heavy industry, hope you get this info regarding the drill bits. Regards Lynden.
"The Kid": dealt with my share plus. I always wondered how they were able to take a morning dump and remember to wipe afterwards. Soft parenting is probably the root cause.
I got into an argument with someone on the side of the 99 because his truck had a broken crank, and he wanted me to get it started so he could get it to the shop. You can't talk sense into some people.
Warren, won't help now, but if you have a mag drill, you could clamp or bolt a hunk of scrap plate across the that bellhousing and use it as a drill press instead of struggling with a hand held drill.
You're right about young people these days. They want the money and not do the work. It's a good thing you fired his ass. You have a lot of patience Warren. Great job on the tractor.
Hi Warren , nothing wrong whith helicoils when properly fitted by some one that knows what their doing, and thereby comes the rub. Lots of people shouldn't be let loose whith a wheelbarrow, never mind a wrench, but you can't educate PORK, lol. Although someone out there is sure to tell me differant. Same goes for marriage, if it ain't working after wfe No, 2 , then life's trying to tell ya something, personal opinion here. Keep on keeping on mate, best wishe's to you and your's, and the doggies. Stuart Uk.
I take my hat off to you Warren for your perseverance. It's the classic "when the going gets tuff, the tuff get going". Listening to you is as good as watching you. Thanks for your vids.
Fixing the problem of one broken tap would make one cautious about future tap use. I didn't do it but was handed a broken tap job.A Chinesium tap.Harder than the hinges of Hades so I shattered it with a small chisel and the cast threads survived. I told them no more glass Chinesium taps. That was lucky.
@@matthewkesler1175 You can buy drill bits with a rockwell hardness of 70 that will drill the taps out... crazy expensive for one bit but its not impossible.
That is the best advice I’ve heard from a video. Don’t get angry and try and force parts together. I’ve done it and payed the price. The whole time I’m paying that price I’m angry at myself for doing such a stupid thing. Hope that helps someone.
Getting banned from Tik Toc is a badge of honour.
Your good viewers, they don't criticize you, there just in awe of your persistent.
Some kids you can't teach them anything. You have to let them go and learn the hard way. Great video. Thank you.
Thanks for taking me back in time. My uncle would show me how to work on equipment like you. 60 years ago.
Warren Dennis here. You should try and use a little bit more magnesium possibly and lots of water my cramps are constant because I course did the same thing you did done a lot of wrenching for a lot of years and the Magnesium makes a big difference on joints and some of the some of the cramps that I get for the muscles stuff like that. And be careful it can get worse if you're not careful with how hard you push yourself! I can only work a couple hours before I've overdone it and I pay heavily for the muscle cramps I get now!! Great work on so many Bolt repairs!!
Yep, hydrate!
Get a magnesium complex for muscles, not just any old "magnesium" since there's so many types.
Dr. Barbara hydration !
Hey Warren, regarding the problems with todays youth. I recently read a book where the author wrote a foreword explaining how the changes from a farming / physical work type society to more sedimentary society has robbed the youth of the experiences that made us successful. Single parent homes, without a male role model, also seriously affect a young mans abilties. I know a young bright man who has experienced nothing that men who grew up in our generation experienced. He's having problems, such as you described, finding meaningful employment. The education means nothing without the life experiences.😢
oooooweeee, them cramps be hitting at the worst times too! I'm young and dumb and just don't drink enough water so I get hit with dehydration cramps. I know the feels! Appreciate your work, Warren, I'm learning a lot.
Just have to love it when a broken bolt plays the game and comes out with the left hand drill bit. In my experience helicoils often make the thread better ! Thanks for the video Warren
A little extra water and magnesium will help with cramping. Throw in a Gatorade everyday and that’s what helped me with my + 40 cramps and aching joints. Still do this today. Thanks for your videos and I hope your family is well.
Here's my 'bad thread' story.
I bought a pre owned cylinder head for my CAT C12 engine after I dropped a valve and had to do a forced inframe rebuild. It was $300, and included the injectors and Jake brakes. What I didn't notice about it was that the rearmost exhaust manifold stud hole had been repaired with a helicoil kit, and it had failed. There is a coolant manifold bolt that intersects perpendicularly with the exhaust stud hole, and the helicoil had already cut into that hole, so I couldn't drill it out and install a larger one. What to do? I bought a concrete wedge anchor at Home Depot, hammered it into the hole and torqued it down with my Milwaukee impact gun. YOLO! I expected it to fail within a few months. Here we are, 3 years and 200k miles later, and still no issues.
Thank you for the video Warren, have a great Sunday resting along with Mrs Rogers and the kids, two and four legged. 👍
Thanks Warren for another great video. And I’ve never had issues with helicoils either. I’ve always been told that as long as they are properly installed in a properly prepared hole they are always aa strong, but usually stronger than, the original threads, due to the fact that they are gripping a larger surface area on the OD of the helicoil than original. And also the fact that most helicoils are made of hardened/ hi strength stainless steel. Anyways, have a good one!
You are a real good mechanic. Keep speaking the truth. God bless you and family. Love your rants keeping it real Ty.
Wow, a late night Saturday video. Freakin awesome!!
Hey Warren, great tractor fixin video. You’re a magician! Really appreciate your knowledge and dedication. Thanks much for the Saturday video.
Thank you. Was hoping to see this one pulled back together.
Matt that was a really interesting podcast,excellent well done ,please do another one soon thankyou.
I'm a toolmaker in aerospace. Helicoils are very common. On fixturing we use threaded inserts (Keenserts). I like them, they seem fine, They are easy to remove and replace when needed. I Always like your input on the nation and society.
Those Keenserts come in thin wall and thick wall as well. I think there are other makers as well, Keenserts being a brand name if i remember correctly. We used both Helicoils and Keenserts where i worked.
People definitely seem to either love or hate helicoils.
Personally ive never had a single problem with them and saved my butt more times than i care to remember.
Warren that was a great repair thanks again for showing us
Great videos Warren,love all your comments ,keep them coming.
Warren I get your approach on splitting it the way you did. I just never had much luck doing it that way for some reason.
Next one i do will probably follow the way you just did it.
I learn little things each time I watch you do a repair I myself have done many times.
Thank you
Thank you warren super work , enjoy rest of week 🍀
Great video Warren glad to see your getting this tractor ready for reassembly and fix it other problems. Thanks for sharing stay safe Warren.
Thanks Warren! Appreciate the content and your hard work ethic.
the "Chosenites".....love it Warren!!! Carry on...........
They're chosen by Satan, surely not the GOD of the Bible
Shorter ratchet extension will help dramatically with keeping that tap aligned.
The Torque Test Channel did a test of multiple types of thread repair processes/inserts, the heli-coil came out as a clear winner, surprised me (15yr mechanic) and them. Really surprising how much they can hold.
Opinions and Wisdom with Warren. I agree with both of them. Thanks for the Vidya my friend.
Stay Busy or you will get Bored. Thank you
You work so hard it makes me tired just sitter here.
I love your videos! No bullshit and get the job done!!
Warren,woke up this morning and there you were,enjoyed overwhelmingly,I’m stuck on your tractor jobs,however a Trannys removal from a D6 in the field gets me going, I’ll catch ya on the finish of this if possible.
Always love watching your videos and content. Regarding the young man you hired and tried to teach. I sometimes wonder is it just a matter of don’t care, not too bright, feel the work is too hard or belief that they know it all? I know the internet has created many a self-anointed “experts” in many areas as well making it hard to tell some folks anything.
If I was 30 years younger I would be happy to work under someone like you. The experience, knowledge and skills you have kick ass man!
Thanks Warren, you are a true mechanic.
Trying to teach a new apprentice how to chase threads on cast holes with a tap, bottoming tap was a test in patience. Starting a bottoming tap is not easy. Luckily out of 250 hole he only broke one tap, and it came out by hand. I bought a Metabo Cordless Tapping Drill, push forward it drives forward, pull back it reverses, probably the best tool have ever used for tapping holes. Could you have used a longer bolt with the lock washer and not bottoming out? I’m sure you know, they have a primer for the Loctite to make it cure better, keeps the oil out. Another Great Video, Warren. Thanks for the Videos.
We used heli-coils quite often in aircraft maintenance. Rarely would they fail.
Best YT channel I watch, thank you for sharing!
I built an 'improved' blow nozzle. Removed the OHSA tip and inserted a brass fitting with threads that were compatible with blow gun and other end had a pocket for tube with compression ring. I silver soldered a length of small fuel line into that end. put a slight bend on end of tube. Works really good as you can insert into holes and reach into tight areas and around obstacles.
Great Job Warren 👍🏻
Thanks for the video love watching them
Warren keep kicking ass
Thanks for update, enjoyed watching, I have used helicoils and never really had issues with them, seemed to work well for also
Telling us about that helper you had, your daughter's boyfriend at the time and how he had no feel for anything and that you couldn't teach him anything and he was bottoming out taps snapping them off reminded me of an apprentice/helper I was given to have to work with, to teach at a company I worked for.
I was so tired of this guy. He couldn't do anything right.
I had him running a drill motor with a 1 inch diameter auger on it.. He was pushing, struggling, cussing at it. I walked over and noticed that he was running the drill motor in reverse. I walked away without saying anything.
After about half an hour of letting him wear himself out I walked over and told him to let me give it a try.
I flipped the switch into forward, the auger pulled itself through the hole in about 10 seconds. I said, 'well, that didn't seem so bad'. I flipped the switch back into reverse without him noticing, handed it back to him and went back to what I was doing.
Yes, hit the nail on the head 🙃
At least it kept him occupied, can’t f up anything else
Hahaha excellent story. well done. the university of life is a good teacher.
So didn t teach him a thing,nice
God help your kids if you have/had any with an attitude like that ....
thats some hard mechanic work, good job
Thanks again for sharing your amazing skill with us.🎉
Couple of things to help with drilling holes in cast iron like you were doing here...
The bit you were using had a pretty aggressive cut ground on it. Take it to a bench grinder and make the cut a bit more shallow by flattening the cutting edge down a bit more, in relation to the relief cut that is now ground into it. That will help with it not 'catching' as bad as it was.
Also, when drilling, increase the speed of your cut, but add much less pressure to the drill... This way you will be taking much more shallow cuts, with a much less chance of the bit catching.
Hope this helps some...
👍 great video
I was hoping you was gonna film fixing those threads awesome video man
Thanks for the surprise video.
Nice job Warren....
Howdy 🤠 from the Northwoods of Minnesota
Another great video Warren
You can mitigate the problem of the Bit digging in. Take the bit over to you bench grinder & just the slightest touch on the sharp edge will keep it from digging in. Your welcome. its essential to do this if you are trying to drill brass or bronze!
I like rockmount Nassau threaded inserts. You can get thin and thick ones.
Sounds the same as Keenserts. They come in thick wall and thin wall too.
If I remember the truck that they gave you the wrong radiator was a Paccar motor as far as I am concerned they make good boat anchors nothing else
Hi Warren,
I use wurth timeserts there bloody awesome 👍
Some people like helicoils and some don't. Myself, I've used them but only as a last resort. If I was doing this job, I would have drilled out the holes to 5/16 and then re-tapped them with a 3/8-16 tap. Then drill out the holes in the bearing retainer plate to 13/32 and bolt it back together with 3/8-16 x 1 inch 8 grade bolts with lock washers and red thread locker and sleep tight at night. Warren has repaired many more things than I have and feels confident in his repair and will sleep tight at night. I'm just that confident in helicoils.
If you look closely you'll see that the bolt holes are very close to the edge of the trans case and bearing retainer plate. Warren said it wouldn't leave much material left on the edge if he drilled out the holes to the next size.... but you do you booboo, sleep tight lol
@@gmcsierraable Yes, Warren said that it wouldn't leave much material if he drilled it out to the next size. Then he took a drill bit that is .332 inch to drill them out for the helicoil tap. To drill it out to accept the next size bigger than a 5/16 bolt would require drilling them out the right size for a 3/8 bolt. A 3/8-16 tap requires a drill size of .312 inch which is .020 inch less than the .332 hole he drilled for the helicoil tap. Different people do it different ways. Like I stated in my original post, I only use helicoils as a last resort. Seems to me in this case that drilling a smaller diameter hole than the helicoil tap required and then tapping it out to 3/8-16 threads would have left more material in the transmission housing and provided the additional strength of 3/8 bolts versus 5/16 bolts to hold the bearing retainer plate.
@@TheLangko On the Little Machine Shop tap and drill chart for 3/8-16 it says .3125 for aluminum, brass, and plastics versus .332 for steel, stainless, and iron. I get what you are saying though.
@@KStewart-th4sk Mmmm? My tap and die chart says .3125 for steel however you certainly could be correct. I’ll have to check into this further. Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
On piston aircraft engines everything is heli coiled including the spark plugs. I use them all of the time but I prefer solid inserts like Time-sert or Keen sert.
The drill bits without flats are not a problem, the problem js the garbage chucks used by milwaukee and almost all the other companies are garbage. I went back to using my air drill with a keyed chuck.
Fine job W.
I was watching some videos on the DT466 and noticed you at the 7 minute mark here "The Legend of the International DT466 Engine" on youtube.
Don't worry about anything things that want to be cause they really wish that they had half of your bran's and all the jobs u do how many come back not many u really really do very good work
Warren, tell you tube - that off road app that I can’t close is really annoying.
I put m7 helicoil in wallered-up hole that the broken injection pump stud left. In JD 4045, in 444J loader.
It’s about 4 years since then - still running strong
Warren get yourself a 8 piece Lisle 70500 tap socket set, #1 -#8 off amazon on sale now, was 50.00 down to 32.00. Made to do just what you are doing and they hold the tap tight.
I have a round magnet with a hole in it drill thru the hole magnet catches majority of the cuttings great video
Thanks for your time and consideration Warren much appreciated top job awesome 😎🇬🇧🇺🇲🚜🇨🇦🚜🚛🚜🚛🛠️🔧
Well done Warren, I was a little nervous when you went up to 25 ft lbs on those bolts but worked out well
Grind a small flat on the cutting face of each flute parallel to the drill centerline to keep the bit from grabbing when enlarging an existing hole. Works also for drilling soft metal such as brass. Just a small flat, may 1/32" width is enough.
Warren, I have had really good luck with Rockmount screw in inserts. No special tools, just drill the hole the recommended size and use the right size bolt and nut and screw them in.
Thanks, Warren, for another great video.
Love the stories you tell.
i just went through this with head bolts i like the inserts they work great
Thanks for the share Warren! nother good one.
I prefer keyed chucks to prevent the bit slipping,but they are hard to find.
Hel coils are fine.you drill the hole straight and tap it. Leave one coil below the surface. And make sure your bolt does not have rolled thread on it. I installed thousands of them. 98 percent of the time, they work great.
Another good video.Thank you, brother.Have a good day
Nice video Warren. Thanks
Warren in addition to keeping hydrated, you could try Magnesium Malate tablets, with a normal dose of 2 to 3,000 milligrams per day. Available pretty cheaply over the counter at most pharmacies. My rheumatologist suggested this to me many years ago for cramp and I have taken them ever since. If I forget or run out, I will start getting leg and hand cramps with 24 hours.
Thanks Warren, a great video 👌
I think i wrote before to drink TONIC WATER, it has quinine in it an old remedy for cramps. I had a hunting partner who suffered from cramps and I got him some tonic water and he felt a lot better. My mom had cramps and her Dr. prescribed her quinine tablets, unobtaniun now days.
Get better!
Glad to see you keep posting videos i know its probably hard keeping up with youtube and running your business a few year's ago my brother was the trees inc guy that came to talk to you in the field with the swather that caught fire we live just over the hill ive been stumped on a few different things before and i always book mark certain videos you make have helped me figure out shit i don't know some day i would like to have a beer and bull shit fuck tiktok never had it hahaha
Long on opinions, short on experience...😂
DOUBLE WOW, WARREN PUMPING THEM OUT
Only problem I have had with hellicoil, was next time removal, sometimes they would come out with the bolt
good work 👍
Hi there Warren, if.You take a.fine wheel grinder.and run a fine flat edge on the lead cutting edge of the drill bit it will still cut the oversize hole for the helicoil tap without grabbing the hole edges, also good for drilling non ferrous alloys as well. Helicoils.are good if used properly, I haven't ever had a problem either with them and I've worked in heavy industry, hope you get this info regarding the drill bits. Regards Lynden.
Enjoyed your post warren, you have the tiger by the tail my friend, get some rest check in later
"The Kid": dealt with my share plus. I always wondered how they were able to take a morning dump and remember to wipe afterwards. Soft parenting is probably the root cause.
Keyboard warriors know everything Warren. 🤔
Another day, another dollar
A Jacobs Chuck takes care of stubborn smooth drill bits.
Never seems to matter there will always be armchair mechanics. Sad but true
I got into an argument with someone on the side of the 99 because his truck had a broken crank, and he wanted me to get it started so he could get it to the shop. You can't talk sense into some people.
Hi Warren. You’re up late,hope you’re off tomorrow. Kindest regards,Bill 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Your friend Mike just likes wedding cake!!!
Warren, won't help now, but if you have a mag drill, you could clamp or bolt a hunk of scrap plate across the that bellhousing and use it as a drill press instead of struggling with a hand held drill.
You're right about young people these days. They want the money and not do the work. It's a good thing you fired his ass. You have a lot of patience Warren. Great job on the tractor.
Thanks Warren!
Hi Warren , nothing wrong whith helicoils when properly fitted by some one that knows what their doing, and thereby comes the rub. Lots of people shouldn't be let loose whith a wheelbarrow, never mind a wrench, but you can't educate PORK, lol. Although someone out there is sure to tell me differant. Same goes for marriage, if it ain't working after wfe No, 2 , then life's trying to tell ya something, personal opinion here. Keep on keeping on mate, best wishe's to you and your's, and the doggies. Stuart Uk.
Magnesium great for cramps. #jamtpa