Did We Fix It? Time Is Running Out! - Part 2
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You all are amazing! $13,050 raised for Feed the Hungry! Well done!
Wow, that is an amazing achievement & sounds like an awesome charity helping those less fortunate than ourselves.
Wonderful news. Great charity.
Thanks to the Welkers.
Can we buy a cam bearing from the Cummins?
How many do you have with the 1150 engine? My friends big budd went back to Montana maybe 7 or 8 years ago. It had nasty oil leaks and big tires.
I own part of a Big Bud 700!
Those of us who are diesel heads love the smoke and smell that made our country productive and strong. God Bless America. 31:23
Smoke did that? The uneducated tribalism is concerning.
Brian’s skills and expertise are such, you wonder where the youth of today will be capable or want to do his job, ps happy birthday
Is that a big cat engine on the shop floor. What is that for.?
Im hoping, its for the Wagner
I was wondering the same thing 🤔 Are they doing more "series 5" development?
Its probably for one of the semis, im just in wishfull thinking.
@lancelarson6710 that's a bit much for the Wagner isn't it?
Brian, for the Welkers to show you a lot of respect shows me how much of a mechanic extraordinaire you are. Happy Belated "30th" Birthday 😁. John here, from the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee.
And another belated Happy Birthday Brian. This has been a long time coming, but the satisfaction of hearing that engine cough & splutter into life was well worth the wait. Thank you Brian, just remember when you need a hand, Leg Arms is just waiting for your call. Well done to all concerned, now get planting. From UK.
Brian is one of the best around. Known him for over 25 years since college days. He has had lots of great experience to build on since then.
The solid diesel roar of that giant coming back to life just warms my heart. Absolutely love it at 30:40. No reason that beast can't log another 40 years.
Always remember, a good mechanic can fix it no matter how much it costs.😊
The best thing with these old tractors is no emissions to choke the power down or stuff like DEF pumps and injectors to fail.
Gotta keep the buds rolling, the newer tractors just don’t have the same soul!!
Drive the tractors as long as you want. Don't worry about what others say about older tractors. Yall do a great job.
Awesome to see she's finally fixed and you got the transmission figured out. Glad to see those Big Buds back to work .
Awesome! There is a lot to be said for living within your means. Case/IH makes some dream equipment but are financially out of reach for so many. The Bud's may not be the newest technology, however by keeping that old iron paid for and not going in debt, you built houses that I rather suspect were paid for before you moved in, has given your families the ability to weather (pun intended) the tough years. Keep it up!
Happy Birthday Brian!! Love watching the old school mechanics. There aren't too many left willing to attempt a project like that anymore!!
I really enjoy watching old iron being brought back to life. There's no iron like old iron.
That old iron will last longer, with regular care, than a comparable half a million dollar tractor. Also, awesome job on the donation, y'all are my kind of people..
You either make a huge payment or maintain and repair what you have. Personally I still drive a 2000 f-250 powerstroke that runs so smooth. Thank you all for your positive message here and God bless you all.
Happy belated birthday Brian. Another great episode, thanks guys!
Sounds like you have a pretty new tractor with all the upgrades that you guys have done. The newer tractors may have more expensive things to break. Hard to justify new when the old is really working this good.
Spray some water mist on the gaskets when you are laying them out to flatten them. Helps them not to break.
Just a little background of the K series engine they were originally released by Cummins in the late 60/ early 70’s and are still in production for industrial applications as 6/12 & 16 cylinder configurations.
Happy Birthday Brian make sure you do the Bud Right or the Welker Farms Ghosts will get you. Great work and God Bless you on your special Day!!!!
First off, happy birthday from one Brian to another. I am also a mechanic, retired now.
Loved those old KTA 600's, we ran them in lots of our logging equipment.
Unfortunately they got so expensive to maintain or rebuild it was actually cheaper to buy a brand new engine and throw it in.
Hardly see the KTA's anymore.
Heck of an engine in the day
Happy Birthday Brian. I echo the comments below in Spades. To have Scott's respect means you're a professional to be admired!
👍🙏 THANKS to all. Great video,sharp gentleman there with BRAIN. AMAZING.
Brian is a magician. And he had the patience of Job with Scott talking his ear off and filming. Lol.
I’m sure with what they’re probably paying him Scott could talk his ear off all day and he couldn’t care less
God Bless you folks ,for helping the less fortunate. I hope you will be blessed 100 fold in return.
Belated Happy Birthday Brian,wishing you many more. The "BIG BUD" is fixed and ready to do springs work. Great to see the older equipment out in the fields doing its work yet.
Scott’s in hog heaven having Brian around who speaks his language. Love seeing you two work
Happy Birthday Brian 🎉 great video love watching engine repair videos.
"Happy Birthday Brian" from Rockland County NY.
You guys are amazing!!!!!! That was a very kind gesture. God bless you and your families. Happy birthday Brian. Another great video
Thanks for another great video Welkers.
The Part II video was most interesting and informative and enjoyable.
First of all Congratulations to Brian for his mechanical skills and his excellent work on the Big Bud!!!! You did great Brian!!!!! Appreciate your dedication to the Big Bud tractor and getting it running again. Thank you sir!!!!
Additionally sending Happy Birthday wishes to you Brian. Have a great birthday.
Great to hear the Big Bud running again and ready for the spring field work. Great!!!!!!!!!
With the hood on again it is looking good. Nice to hear the transmission has high gear again with a fix in the wiring harness from one of the neighbors who figured it out on his own big bud. Thanks to the neighbor!!!!!!!!
Sounds like the big bud is back together and ready to do field work again.
Heartfelt thanks to Brian and the Welkers for being dedicated to the big bud and seeing it running again. And no oil leak-yeah!!!!!!
Looking forward to the first videos of you all in the field.
Gods speed and prayers for a great year of rain and crop production!!!!!!
Take care and be safe.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Also wanted to thank you for all of your work on helping the food charity with funds from the metal cube boxes. That was a great effort.
Thanks Welkers!!!!!
We really appreciate the kudos Steve
Been watching your channel for years. I Love your humble approach to everthing you do, you percervence, and your kind hearts. Truly an Amazing family, so glad you are able to work the land together. You generosity with your donation is very impressive. I Love Montana, very special place. We lived south of Darby for two years. Our daughter currently lives in Wilsall. I currently work in the Oilfield in ND. Mark
Thank you for raising that beautiful donation. Proudly display my box, right besides my Wood Brothers autographs. Looks good and God bless you all. Cheers lads.
Great to see you keeping those Buds working. New can be nice, but I sure like fixing stuff rather than throwing it away.
The kta 19 is a brilliant engine for its age. They are still current product and available. Built out of the cummins seymour indiana plant. Granted they were superseded by the QSK 19, however they are still very popular in the marine market. Still see some in drills here in australia but getting less and less. Some markets like africa still build new drills rigs with kta19 just because of their simplicity, durability and the ability to run some pretty ordinary fuel. Noticed this is a very old 2 piece timing cover which were obsoleted long ago. Also has the large oil cooler for the torque converter cooling.
I remember the last brand new kenworth c501 that came into our shop in the late 90s with a kta19 before emissions regs prevented them being installed. Awesome truck
I would put money on it that in 35 years time you won't be rebuilding the iveco in the case..
Wonder how much this machine has made for the family
Happy Birthday Brian may you have many more!
Great to see the old 'girl' getting upgraded / fixed for the season. Hope the crew / family and you are doing well. God Bless...
Awesome job. Leg Arms, the arm you broke working on the Big Bud. Is it back to 💯%.
Great video. I am very happy to see this tractor continuing to live a productive and useful life. You could put $50,000 into it and still be money and reliability ahead of a modern tractor.
I would say you could multiply that number several times and still be way ahead.
@@hokie9910 I agree
Great Job, Men! super video and awesome Buds. Thanks for sharing and caring to feed the less fortunate. God Bless you all!
So great to see the Welker family once again God bless you and your families
One more Belated Happy Birthday to Brian!
The rise of the Big Bud, a tale of two Budders!!! Can’t wait for the movie!!!
Great job on big bud nice to see farmers that keep older machines running.
Scott, as a birthday gift to Brian, why don't you wash his truck for him.
the stages of the bastard will not come off! heat, more heat.... oxy torch! and the look on brains face when the oxi torch came out said it all!
happy belated birthday brian! every one needs a mechanic like you....
I noticed in assembly Brian doesn't use impacts like 90% of all mechanics. Over tightening is not a good thing. Congratulation to doing it old school where you can feel, hear & see when the bolt is seated
Great video Welker Farms
Just a FYI, I always pack oil pumps and hydraulic pumps with engine assembly no 105, to help with oil pickup..
Bryan's way of pushing oil back through is a new way!
Happy Birthday Brian 🎉 better late than never.
13:23 they make these rings with a dust lip in front of the oil seal ring. man these are a game changer. they last so much longer.
The mechanic is mind blowing > ????___++++such a cool head. Agree with the these great tractors. FIX ....and NOT NEW expensive tractors. NEW IS NOT BETTER.
Merry Birthday Brother Brian thanks for doing outstanding work for the Welker’s! God Bless you Brother and everyone! ❤️😏🖖🏼🇺🇸
Good call on having a guy that does that kind mechanic work do the work on your diesel.
Found a Big Bud in Evansville, IN very amazing tractors.
Watching skilled men working together is very wonderful.
An just remember this BUD IS FOR YOU AND HAPPY BIRTHDAY BRIAN.....Thanks guy's and God Bless y'all ✝ 👍
Old F-4 Shoe🇺🇸
Happy belated birthday, Brian. Wish you many more,healthy and blessed ones.
Happy Birthday Brian, from New Hampshire.
New tractors and new trucks aren't worth the cost. We have new trucks: 2016, 2019, 2021 and 2023s pick one and its been in for repairs more than the 2006 or the 2000 trucks with the 2000 pushing almost a million miles. 24 years 980,000 miles and it just recently needed a head gasket and a radiator. The 2016 has had four ECUs and a complete DEF system replacement in the last three years. You are money ahead just keeping the old stuff running than fighting with warranties on the new junk.
Happy belated birthday brian.
See a new motor for the red Peterbilt in the background another B model CAT those run for a long time but nothing lasts forever
Especially without rebuilding everything else your lucky if a vehicle lasts you everything all original your very lucky
Usually with SUVs or pickups
Transmission may make it over 200
Same with rear end
Usually the transmission will end up going on you.
Proper maintaining, depending on how you operate it, it will last hopefully all original
Congrats on the beginning of the success of your over haul. I was holding my breath and almost turned blue.
Happy 30th birthday Brian!
(I’m not sure how old he is, but that would be my guess because he’s mechanic and that ages a person before our time). 🎉
I was a diesel mechanic in IL 25 yrs ago & learned to spit on bearing when heating up to know when was hot enough by the way it sizzled off. So this is cool to hear, Brian learned something similar.
Where would I be able to get a AFS Connect seat like you guys have in your tractors. We are currently rebuilding a 7110 Magnum and would love to have an opportunity at a seat like that.
The old iron is well worth spending money on. No electronics or emissions. Great video.
I have a feeling more and more folks are starting to figure this out.
Yes the last 2 tractors we bought had been very well taken care of and doesn’t have the emission garbage on it.
Last tractor we bought was a 2022 quad track, no emissions crap in Australia,
Still got the ol tj375 but don't want to use it too hard these days cause you can't buy trans parts any more
@@fowletm1992 wow, no emissions in Australia? Is this on cars/trucks as well?
@hokie9910
No only off road machines, on road is all the latest junk, off road there's no laws at all
So all the inly adblu machine we have is our Volvo truck, all our tractors and harvesters are tier2 emissions, basically nothing more than reasonable engine tuning
I understand why you keep these running.
The alternative is to get locked into firmware and software locks on the new stuff.
And from i see on farm channels, the new tractors are not "problem free" either, so why not keep using what is already paid for.
We alway pack our new oil pumps with Vaseline, it’s thick enough to create suction to prime the oil pump but thin enough to melt into the oil when the engine gets up to temp, also because it’s petroleum jelly it doesn’t do any damage and mixes with the oil, so no oil change is required.
In some states old equipment hurts less at property tax time.
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Brian, dealing with that level 🙂 of verbal abuse on your birthday, you must be an angel. Happy birthday!
Great video that I now have to watch 10 times all the way through because it's so short.
You're a trooper! I've only seen it once!
If I ever get my hands on one of these monster engines I’d probably will rebuild it or will have to.
Hope all that Big Bud power gets you an excellent crops this coming year.!
Great job guys! Thanks again for another series of interesting videos. A BIG shout out from Billings, MT! 😊
I think you're old Brian at least two cases of beer for working on his birthday on your tractor
Happy birthday Brian and great job guys on all the work
Congrats on your fund raising ! Belated happy birthday Brain, your a very skilled mechanic! Nice to see Big Bud running again. I’m curious about the yellow motor and transmission in your shop is there a future video here?
Vid coming after seeding
The big bud with that big motor sounds like it could use a super capacitor to help it start faster. You can buy them or I'm sure you boys are smart enough to build your own super capacitors.
Did it start? Has it always started? That's what I thought...
@@Failure_Is_An_Option I'm sure it hasn't started before because batteries go bad.
Is Mr grumpy pants scared of the future. Supercapacitors are not future technology. Some semi fleets have been running them for years. On big motors just like big bud. With a supercapacitor working in conjunction with batteries get close to 20,000 starts before they go bad.
There is no cheap way to run a business that uses equipment. You have two options, you are either making payments on a new/newer machines or doing repairs on older ones. Either way you are always spending money and time on maintenance and the more hours you put on them the more often you have to maintain them, it's just the nature of equipment.
You can't look at it as a single cost, you have to break it down over the hours/years of use you have gotten from the part. 😊
Thank you! Mid Midwest/tri-state area Illinois Missouri Iowa people getting ready to plant corn. Ground has been worked. People are chomping at the bit
Might be time to look at a newer cummins for the big buds so you can find parts easier. It's nice to keep old stuff going, but sooner or later you need to upgrade or you spend more time and money looking for things
Happy Birthday Brian
God bless you with many more years
Keep safe,
Glen Chargualaf from Guam usa
Brian is right, i wish my dad was around to help too. Love family.
Awesome video. Apparently all the timing gears that LegArms was worried about worked out as well. Bravo to the Welker team and Brian!
Happy Birthday Brian🎉🎉 thank you for showing us your expertise!
I’m glad you shared the money for feed the children I’m still proud of my shavings my kids know the story now because they ask me all the time
I usually put a little STP oil treatment in the oil pump before assembling it into the engine. That way it helps it fill the gaps to prime.
Brian's seems like a straight shooter... sometimes to change you just gotta reclasp your hands ... so cool!
the stories we hear about the new machines, sensors, computers, parts, right to repair issues with access to the computer programming etc, I think you are making the right decision, I can't wait to see some of these "new" tractors hit the market and see what they are going to get for them. Be careful, they could break you if you buy one
Thanks for the video guys & well done to all of the people who donated to feed the hungry.
I'm in a bad place right now, and my wife has taken absolutely EVERYTHING. I'm in the unfortunate position to have to use these sorts of services & wish to say a huge THANK YOU to the INCREDIBLE PEOPLE WHO VOLUNTEER to help those in need.
At 10:20 what is that going into the timing case?
DOES ANYBODY ELSE KNOW PLEASE????????????????????
They're the cam bearings (some call them bushings)
Happy Birthday Brian!! Thank you for all the hard work on the 600/50! It will be great to see seeding underway. Take care and God bless!
Yes nick your are right , better spend money on older big bud , good honest tractor , built strong to last , simple and eazy to work on , no computers or sencors that cost heaps of dollars , to change or fix . better than spending $ 700.000 on a new one . I used to drive the steigers panther 325 , their another good honest strong tractor , built to last , just a simple tractor , easy to work on . No computers or sencors . Good work brian , leg arm , nick and you father on getting the cumming 1150 fixed and running . Ps happy birthday brian .
Happy birthday Brian.
So, your not going to mention the factory fresh reman engine and trans in the background throughout this video? couldn't really tell if it was an old cat engine or the engine out of the deer loader. I believe after you paint it you consider it factory rebuilt right. 😁
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Ever wonder about using the shavings when you make somethings special for the Big Bud ???
🔥amazing works guyzz.. she’s back and ready for the field, makes me happy see her all fixed up 🔥👊🔥🏍🔨⚙️🚜
It's totally easy: assembly is just the reverse of disassembly. 😁😜🤟