As you say Warren , its very sad when machinery is treated like this, imagine how much money it would make the company if it were working properly and well maintained. our drivers all were not allowed to go home unless they cleaned and checked the trucks and tractors, there was always a sense of pride and well being. Thanks for the video.
I have driven various buses for 46 years and always cleaned them after driving and felt pride in a clean bus both inside and out. It is the same with most truck drivers. Farmers completely miss that feeling for their very expensive machines where you can almost grow potatoes in the cabin..😉
That is one dirty fucked up Rig. I don't get how people don't maintain there vehicles . I hope you charged for all that service and that you let the owner know that there is a lot wrong with that rig that all it needs are the fluids changed and things either repaired or fixed on time. Warren you are a true professional and you do a lot of work for your customers, I hope they recognize it.
I don't comment on videos I watch, but I want to thank you, your videos show how you tract down problems and how you fix them. So, thank you and keep putting out your videos and ignore the idiots. Dennis
This lack of care for their vehicles keeps you gainfully employed, so the situation is not all bad. Thanks for the quality and keeping it real, of your videos.
Sitting here .... in the comfort of my home.... I'm able to chuckle and shake my head ... and as I laugh, at your expense, I want to thank you, genuinely Warren for shedding common sense into chaos .... you're so right when addressing the lack of appreciation from these hires man... it's ridiculous.... I thank God that I grew up with a Dad who'd kick my butt for "running amuck" like that............ in a dream world these folks would see this video and learn something about humbly taking care of the one who feeds you. .... Jon O in Idaho
Several workshops (in Sweden) require the vehicle to be washed and clean, otherwise they charge a lot for cleaning. Most of the machines that Warren brings in need a good wash before you start work. Good that you use machines that save your body 👍
Hey Warren, that was quite the maintenance fiasco on that feed truck. Maybe that bunch should keep you on retainer for the repairs that you still need to get to. Great video for us to watch. I was yelling at ya to put the chain on each side of that spring set and then lift it into place. But you got er done anyway. Great job. Thanks much for the video friend.
I guess maintainence is less on peoples minds anymore. I am sure the old girl was thankful it was in your hands for a time. Hope the foot is doing well. Take care.
Warren, work smarter not harder, something my grand dad instilled in me at a very young age. Saves your back and knees and yes, as we get older, we'll feel it in short order. As a retired farmer, I was taught and instilled in me that, 1: check oil, engine, trans, hyd. BEFORE turning the key on. 2: double check the anti-freeze. 3: change fluids and filters at certain number of hrs or miles. 4: keep your equipment clean. 5: see a leak, fix it immediately. Don't understand how some people can't understand a simple concept as this. As always, another great video, cheers :)
Warren you have my total respect here in the UK, firstly, that was a tight squeeze coming out of your building, agree with everything you have said, secondly, they are probably too dumb to realise that not only is the engine breathing it’s own soot, but they are too, their lungs must be full of it. Really enjoy your humour 👌
I worked at a rock crushing quarry eons ago had stuck pins i would drill out the center and flake torch from the center out till i could remove the pins. Good video.
When I see machines like that on a farm it makes me wonder how they treat their livestock. What a mess you had to sort out, utter negligence. To be honest, some mechanic here in the UK would refuse to work on that if it turned up at a workshop like that nevermind repair it. You did a great job there Warren, that was a fight from start to finish!
Damn Warren, that's a lot of crap in that air drier! I bet you dollars to doughnuts the wet and dry tanks are loaded with crap as well. Had the Mounties in Hope condemn a truck on a roadside inspection the wet tank was almost full of sludge, took almost a hour to blow the crap out of it. We had to thin it out by adding methyl hydrate to the tank. It's amazing how guys who don't own it treat it, yet soon as it's broken, they are the ones crying they haven't got it to go to work.. Thanks for the Share great video with lots of heavy damage.. Stay safe.. Cheer!
@@nathankisner8332 That's a good question Nathan. For years Methyl Hydrate was about the only thing you could add to the lines to soften up the oil and sludge build up in the lines because older lines were rubber lined. With the newer low temperature Nylon/Teflon lines (plastic lines) I would guess Methyl Hydrate is still approved for use in air lines. If Warren has a moment, maybe he could chime in here. I know in the dead of winter working outside with a tiger torch, fish wire and MH makes for a miserable job unplugging frozen lines.
This is Tony from Alabama and people wonder why the peace of equipment don’t last and give so many problems just keep on doing what you are doing brother
What is truly remarkable is neglect the truck until it won't do it's task anymore and then are panic stricken to have it repaired because they don't have a piece of equipment to use... Thanks for taking the time to share this with us Warren. Best Wishes to You and Your Family.
My dad had problems with getting men to do their assigned work without having someone on them constantly at the fire department. This caused him to get heavy into reading psychology books trying to figure out how to motivate them into doing their jobs. After several years of making our homelife hell since he tried to analyze everything we kids did, he finally reached the conclusion some people are just lazy. Made our home life much better also
I liked hearing about your younger years. I know you complain about RUclips sometimes, but it's a miracle that two people on opposite ends of the country can communicate over a shared interest. Best wishes.
Don’t know how you do it Warren, most would have turned down this job. Credit to you again, particularly managing to work with your foot! Hope you were able to change appropriately. Well done and all the best. David.
A Medical Doctors grand daughter pulled up in our driveway Sunday with a big GMC dually and asked me if her Grandads engine would be seriously hurt because she drove it about 50 miles to our place with the oil light on and the last few miles running derated about 5 miles an hour. I had a couple pails of Rotella in the garage and her truck had less than 4 quarts in it. It had a Duramax in it, so instead of hauling it somewhere to at least get the pan dropped and bearings checked, he paid me for the oil and told her to just continue to drive it. Go figure. Those Hendricksons are back breakers, arent they? Get some rest, Bill
Had good results with the torch n bees wax working on froze up stuff like that through the years.. Old well driller turned me on to it years ago..Saved me many a time. Good Job as usual Warren, it amazes me your back is still behind you. Mine left me years ago unfortunately. Now I have to resort to watching you work. Not many work as hard as you do anymore.
100% Warren Just change the oil! I remember changing the oil on my bosses lease car because he didn't feel like it and I felt bad for whoever would buy the car after he turned it in. When you rebuild engines, you get a lot of joy from making beautiful engine music. It hurts to see people abuse those same machines.
My Dad did the heavy equipment repair on all the equipment in his construction company ( dozers, scrapers, cranes, farm tractors and other vehicles) . if a piece of equipment went down then he required the operator to work on it with him. Most operators learned to take care of the equipment cause they didn't like mechanic work.
I guess all that can be said about the shape the equipment is in is that it just about guarantees you work in the future, but, I get that it’s frustrating to see things neglected like that. Thanks for the update, I enjoyed watching Warren.
We get farmers machinery for repair. And half of it is kerlesness. They don't grease anything. They fetched a Case tractor the other day with the crank hanging though the side of the engine. They hadn't been putting oil in it. And then they mone when they get the bill. It's crazy the repairs we have to do.
Warren will sort everything, so need for us to worry. Good that the people who run this truck don’t operate an airline. It’s a shame when stuff gets so much abuse. That differential failure had some driver input. Cheers Warren.
It’s pretty bad when the only one who cares about the equipment is an outside mechanic. 4 Gallons out of 11 Gallons was almost a new engine. Maybe they should run the old 7.3L Diesels, at least if the oil got too low it wouldn’t run. That truck is probably run everyday to feed with and it would be a big problem if it went down for a few weeks. Appreciate your videos and commentary as always. Be safe out there, hopefully the foots healing up well.
Not lazy, selfish. I have seen many people saying, "Oh, these companies are rich, so they can afford to fix things." Not thinking that when they go broke due to their negligence, they will not have a job. But these guys are the first to start complaining about the job loss-entitlement, selfishness. There is no consideration for things; everything is disposed of. I grew up like you, Warren, and we took care of things. My wife asks me why I keep such old things, but it still works and is dependable.
For most, Growing up without the extras in life teaches you to respect what you have and take care of it. In my Opinion, this is why the older generation was more resourceful it is usually also why they were humble and had integrity. These are traits you certainly have. Take care Warren
The managers are just as guilty as the farm hands, if the leadership wanted to maintains the equipment they would mentor the workers to keep up on the tractors and trucks.
Man that truck looks incredible, you think the care would be to make sure the vehicle that makes you money should at least have a maintenance plan. White paint is almost covered completely with black soot. and cow dung.
Sometimes it’s a case of easy come, easy go. Everything that I have came from the sweat of my brow and having to struggle and pinch pennies to get ahead. Because of that I am anal about the maintenance on everything that I own. Some people who know me think I am too particular about how I care for my stuff until they hear that I’m selling something . I have always been fortunate to get top dollar for any truck or tractor that I have owned because of the detailed and and comprehensive maintenance records that I keep on all my stuff. Hell, I can’t even sleep good at night if I know something is due for an oil change and I haven’t done it yet.
"These cowboys are hard on s**t, trust me". I trust you. Same old story; workers usually don't take care of equipment they don't own (sometimes, they don't even take care of equipment they own).
I used to work on those N14's the company I worked for had 200 Volvo tractors and 200 53 foot reefers, yep 44 quarts oil those were great engines changed oil every 15000 miles PM's every 5k
I remember my boss had a n14 powered Pete he would check the oil when the Jake brakes started getting lazy usually about 3-4 gallons low. Needless to say it eventually came home on a hook with an oil pan full of part numbers. Bulletproof engines but not neglect proof
hey Warren I work for a trash service in my home town and we check oil tires and the rest of the truck every morning that's how I make a living o I take care of it
Great video Warren it's amazing how you get this truck for a couple of this to repair and it take 12 or more things to make it usable again. Thanks for sharing stay safe Warren.
GOOD VIDEO WARREN /DONT HOLD BACK NICE TO SEE AND WATCH A VIDEO WHERE YOU SAY WHAT YOU FEEL /LOVE IT HEAPS . CHEERS KEEP SAFE/BY THE WAY HOWS YOUR FOOT COMING ALONG.
I know what you mean about the body don't want to lift that heavy iron. I did what you do my entire work career and when I got 50 yes old my body said no more hence crushed vertebrae, hip dysplasia, and bad shoulders.
Great video-just some planned maintenance program would prevent most of these problems.It’s not rocket science.Best of luck from the UK.Love your channel- the struggle is real.👍
Just dealt with an old dump truck that the compressor wouldn’t cut out. Governor was jam packed with shit I thought it was just oil water and dirt from years of neglect. Never considered it being the dryer cartridge coming apart
I feel.your pain Warren. I work on everything from riding lawn mowers to school busses to heavy equipment and I see this crap every day with machinery. It's just stupid people..
I deal with stupidity every day , MOST people only know how to put fuel in there vehicle and will only seek help IF it stops. Unfortunately SOME workshop technicians are not much better.
Warren, I see you using the Nutwreckingspanner again.. 😂 No worries though, no one will ever notice on account of all the other boogers on that turd. Don’t mean to laugh, however I love your choice of words to describe and explain the situation…
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Warren that’s my truck. I appreciate the bashing you gave me because I deserve every bit of it.😂
Don't be a dickhead all your life.
Take care of your shit then.
Too funny, 😂 you earned it!
I live in Australia but this show “Western truck…..” restores my faith in old-fashioned American values.
Can you get a young helper with at least a quarter of a brain and strong back with some kind of work ehic?
Truck is in for one repair and it takes 20 repairs to get it to leave. Thanks for the video
We have a guy that says “it just in for a service”. 1 week later and pile of parts lol.
As you say Warren , its very sad when machinery is treated like this, imagine how much money it would make the company if it were working properly and well maintained. our drivers all were not allowed to go home unless they cleaned and checked the trucks and tractors, there was always a sense of pride and well being. Thanks for the video.
I have driven various buses for 46 years and always cleaned them after driving and felt pride in a clean bus both inside and out. It is the same with most truck drivers. Farmers completely miss that feeling for their very expensive machines where you can almost grow potatoes in the cabin..😉
Farmings cheaper.
Job security with a piece of junk like that ,to bad folks beat there paycheck up like that
That old corn binder is a study in toughness. Terrible treatment and starts like brand new!
@@gordondewald8267 No stinking computer, either!👍
That is one dirty fucked up Rig. I don't get how people don't maintain there vehicles .
I hope you charged for all that service and that you let the owner know that there is a lot wrong with that rig that all it needs are the fluids changed and things either repaired or fixed on time.
Warren you are a true professional and you do a lot of work for your customers, I hope they recognize it.
Warren , understand your frustration, enjoyed the f’ing “genius” comment.
All the best .
If I'm paying someone to repair my truck I don't need to be reminded of how stupid he thinks I am.not sure I'd keep him on the payroll.
If I worked on that, I wouldn’t want more work like that.
Definitely suffered from lack of total maintenance thanks for video on your work to rectify the faults
I don't comment on videos I watch, but I want to thank you, your videos show how you tract down problems and how you fix them. So, thank you and keep putting out your videos and ignore the idiots.
Dennis
This lack of care for their vehicles keeps you gainfully employed, so the situation is not all bad. Thanks for the quality and keeping it real, of your videos.
Sitting here .... in the comfort of my home.... I'm able to chuckle and shake my head ... and as I laugh, at your expense, I want to thank you, genuinely Warren for shedding common sense into chaos .... you're so right when addressing the lack of appreciation from these hires man... it's ridiculous.... I thank God that I grew up with a Dad who'd kick my butt for "running amuck" like that............ in a dream world these folks would see this video and learn something about humbly taking care of the one who feeds you. .... Jon O in Idaho
The truck kept throwing stuff at you because it didn't want to leave lol. Appreciate the videos.👍
Several workshops (in Sweden) require the vehicle to be washed and clean, otherwise they charge a lot for cleaning. Most of the machines that Warren brings in need a good wash before you start work. Good that you use machines that save your body 👍
It’s just common courtesy to clean it first.👍
Hey Warren, that was quite the maintenance fiasco on that feed truck. Maybe that bunch should keep you on retainer for the repairs that you still need to get to. Great video for us to watch. I was yelling at ya to put the chain on each side of that spring set and then lift it into place. But you got er done anyway. Great job. Thanks much for the video friend.
I totally understand your rant about maintenance and looking after your truck.......that thing gets neither!
Those mixer trucks live a hard life. Makes you wonder if the planetary gearbox’s have ever seen an oil change.
"don't want to do it", i hear yah...it's a young mans game...
I guess maintainence is less on peoples minds anymore. I am sure the old girl was thankful it was in your hands for a time. Hope the foot is doing well. Take care.
Warren, work smarter not harder, something my grand dad instilled in me at a very young age. Saves your back and knees and yes, as we get older, we'll feel it in short order.
As a retired farmer, I was taught and instilled in me that, 1: check oil, engine, trans, hyd. BEFORE turning the key on. 2: double check the anti-freeze. 3: change fluids and filters at certain number of hrs or miles. 4: keep your equipment clean. 5: see a leak, fix it immediately. Don't understand how some people can't understand a simple concept as this.
As always, another great video, cheers :)
Yet again Warren you performed another major miracle, keep doing what you do and I admire you greatly 👍👍👍
I like the buddy heater in the cab
Absolutely horrible the way that truck was abused, tells ya how well built those old IH trucks were made!!!
I saw the title and thought you were working on another Paccar engine for a second
Paccars need clean oil or camshafts will live to tell the story many don't expect .
Warren you have my total respect here in the UK, firstly, that was a tight squeeze coming out of your building, agree with everything you have said, secondly, they are probably too dumb to realise that not only is the engine breathing it’s own soot, but they are too, their lungs must be full of it. Really enjoy your humour 👌
I worked at a rock crushing quarry eons ago had stuck pins i would drill out the center and flake torch from the center out till i could remove the pins. Good video.
When I see machines like that on a farm it makes me wonder how they treat their livestock. What a mess you had to sort out, utter negligence. To be honest, some mechanic here in the UK would refuse to work on that if it turned up at a workshop like that nevermind repair it. You did a great job there Warren, that was a fight from start to finish!
100%.They could have put a pressure washer over it.Taking the piss really.
Damn Warren, that's a lot of crap in that air drier! I bet you dollars to doughnuts the wet and dry tanks are loaded with crap as well. Had the Mounties in Hope condemn a truck on a roadside inspection the wet tank was almost full of sludge, took almost a hour to blow the crap out of it. We had to thin it out by adding methyl hydrate to the tank. It's amazing how guys who don't own it treat it, yet soon as it's broken, they are the ones crying they haven't got it to go to work.. Thanks for the Share great video with lots of heavy damage.. Stay safe.. Cheer!
Any more advise how to get the system clean after years of that sludge living in there?
@@nathankisner8332 That's a good question Nathan. For years Methyl Hydrate was about the only thing you could add to the lines to soften up the oil and sludge build up in the lines because older lines were rubber lined. With the newer low temperature Nylon/Teflon lines (plastic lines) I would guess Methyl Hydrate is still approved for use in air lines. If Warren has a moment, maybe he could chime in here. I know in the dead of winter working outside with a tiger torch, fish wire and MH makes for a miserable job unplugging frozen lines.
This is Tony from Alabama and people wonder why the peace of equipment don’t last and give so many problems just keep on doing what you are doing brother
What is truly remarkable is neglect the truck until it won't do it's task anymore and then are panic stricken to have it repaired because they don't have a piece of equipment to use...
Thanks for taking the time to share this with us Warren. Best Wishes to You and Your Family.
My dad had problems with getting men to do their assigned work without having someone on them constantly at the fire department. This caused him to get heavy into reading psychology books trying to figure out how to motivate them into doing their jobs. After several years of making our homelife hell since he tried to analyze everything we kids did, he finally reached the conclusion some people are just lazy. Made our home life much better also
I liked hearing about your younger years. I know you complain about RUclips sometimes, but it's a miracle that two people on opposite ends of the country can communicate over a shared interest. Best wishes.
I can't stop laughing brother, you're just too funny.
Don’t know how you do it Warren, most would have turned down this job.
Credit to you again, particularly managing to work with your foot!
Hope you were able to change appropriately.
Well done and all the best.
David.
Truck running a hard life. Nice to see you can get the problems solved. Good job Warren. See ya next time
That truck just visualises the state of modern government, thanks for the video
I’m glad to see you are still here Warren
Im glad to see its the same every where... thats what most of the feed trucks on the large dairys are like around here.
It's nice to hear that laziness and stupidity seem to be normal in America.
A Medical Doctors grand daughter pulled up in our driveway Sunday with a big GMC dually and asked me if her Grandads engine would be seriously hurt because she drove it about 50 miles to our place with the oil light on and the last few miles running derated about 5 miles an hour. I had a couple pails of Rotella in the garage and her truck had less than 4 quarts in it. It had a Duramax in it, so instead of hauling it somewhere to at least get the pan dropped and bearings checked, he paid me for the oil and told her to just continue to drive it. Go figure. Those Hendricksons are back breakers, arent they? Get some rest, Bill
Had good results with the torch n bees wax working on froze up stuff like that through the years.. Old well driller turned me on to it years ago..Saved me many a time. Good Job as usual Warren, it amazes me your back is still behind you. Mine left me years ago unfortunately. Now I have to resort to watching you work. Not many work as hard as you do anymore.
100% Warren Just change the oil! I remember changing the oil on my bosses lease car because he didn't feel like it and I felt bad for whoever would buy the car after he turned it in. When you rebuild engines, you get a lot of joy from making beautiful engine music. It hurts to see people abuse those same machines.
Older and wiser ... avoiding the heavy lifting 😊 I guess the Hendrickson walking beam was the best there was in its day. So happy airbags came along
My Dad did the heavy equipment repair on all the equipment in his construction company ( dozers, scrapers, cranes, farm tractors and other vehicles) . if a piece of equipment went down then he required the operator to work on it with him. Most operators learned to take care of the equipment cause they didn't like mechanic work.
Forgot to mention, I hope you’re back to 100% fighting fit asap.
I guess all that can be said about the shape the equipment is in is that it just about guarantees you work in the future, but, I get that it’s frustrating to see things neglected like that. Thanks for the update, I enjoyed watching Warren.
We get farmers machinery for repair. And half of it is kerlesness. They don't grease anything. They fetched a Case tractor the other day with the crank hanging though the side of the engine. They hadn't been putting oil in it. And then they mone when they get the bill. It's crazy the repairs we have to do.
Knowledge plus frustration = excellent work habits ,top shelf there Warren!
Hey Warren !!! WOW !!! NO "TLC" with that bunch of idiots for sure !! Hope their check doesn't bounce when you give them the bill !! 🤔🙄🤥
Thanks Warren love hearing about your past keep the videos coming
Thanks for the video that truck was crazy
Boy that was a tight squeeze getting it in and out of the shop.
Thanks for your time and consideration Warren awesome video very informative
Thank's for sharing.
Warren will sort everything, so need for us to worry. Good that the people who run this truck don’t operate an airline. It’s a shame when stuff gets so much abuse. That differential failure had some driver input. Cheers Warren.
Love your videos- I think I like your comments even more than the actual work. Keep them up- check every day for new ones
I’m taking the Warren pledge and servicing my tractor this spring, all the little things I’ve lived with but that can’t be great for its longevity.
Thx for sharing Warren .
Great video
Safe travels bud🎉
Seems like you and me both only get stuff like this every day polishing turds 😂thanks for sharing buddy
It’s pretty bad when the only one who cares about the equipment is an outside mechanic. 4 Gallons out of 11 Gallons was almost a new engine. Maybe they should run the old 7.3L Diesels, at least if the oil got too low it wouldn’t run. That truck is probably run everyday to feed with and it would be a big problem if it went down for a few weeks. Appreciate your videos and commentary as always. Be safe out there, hopefully the foots healing up well.
Not lazy, selfish. I have seen many people saying, "Oh, these companies are rich, so they can afford to fix things." Not thinking that when they go broke due to their negligence, they will not have a job. But these guys are the first to start complaining about the job loss-entitlement, selfishness. There is no consideration for things; everything is disposed of.
I grew up like you, Warren, and we took care of things. My wife asks me why I keep such old things, but it still works and is dependable.
good morning sir from eastern canada
For most, Growing up without the extras in life teaches you to respect what you have and take care of it. In my Opinion, this is why the older generation was more resourceful it is usually also why they were humble and had integrity. These are traits you certainly have. Take care Warren
“Four gallons” holy crap ! When they don’t own it they don’t care.
Possibly the valve on the head of the air compressor I believe it’s the unloader valve can cause constant venting
The managers are just as guilty as the farm hands, if the leadership wanted to maintains the equipment they would mentor the workers to keep up on the tractors and trucks.
100%.
You can do it! Thank You! Tell wife Happy Valentine!!!!!
Man that truck looks incredible, you think the care would be to make sure the vehicle that makes you money should at least have a maintenance plan. White paint is almost covered completely with black soot. and cow dung.
Sometimes it’s a case of easy come, easy go. Everything that I have came from the sweat of my brow and having to struggle and pinch pennies to get ahead. Because of that I am anal about the maintenance on everything that I own. Some people who know me think I am too particular about how I care for my stuff until they hear that I’m selling something . I have always been fortunate to get top dollar for any truck or tractor that I have owned because of the detailed and and comprehensive maintenance records that I keep on all my stuff. Hell, I can’t even sleep good at night if I know something is due for an oil change and I haven’t done it yet.
"These cowboys are hard on s**t, trust me". I trust you. Same old story; workers usually don't take care of equipment they don't own (sometimes, they don't even take care of equipment they own).
Thanks Warren
I used to work on those N14's the company I worked for had 200 Volvo tractors and 200 53 foot reefers, yep 44 quarts oil those were great engines changed oil every 15000 miles PM's every 5k
I remember my boss had a n14 powered Pete he would check the oil when the Jake brakes started getting lazy usually about 3-4 gallons low. Needless to say it eventually came home on a hook with an oil pan full of part numbers. Bulletproof engines but not neglect proof
Thanks for the video Warren!
hey Warren I work for a trash service in my home town and we check oil tires and the rest of the truck every morning that's how I make a living o I take care of it
Great video Warren it's amazing how you get this truck for a couple of this to repair and it take 12 or more things to make it usable again. Thanks for sharing stay safe Warren.
GOOD VIDEO WARREN /DONT HOLD BACK NICE TO SEE AND WATCH A VIDEO WHERE YOU SAY WHAT YOU FEEL /LOVE IT HEAPS . CHEERS KEEP SAFE/BY THE WAY HOWS YOUR FOOT COMING ALONG.
Money in ur pocket Warren!!!!!!!!!!!👍
Warren just like the old saying. No brains no headaches!!!!
That rear end job was bad enough by itself and then pile the spring packs on top. SNAFU!!!
Warren I've got a friend who runs a funeral service. He guys tell him they want 50.00 per hour to change the the oil or turn wrench. 😮
I know what you mean about the body don't want to lift that heavy iron. I did what you do my entire work career and when I got 50 yes old my body said no more hence crushed vertebrae, hip dysplasia, and bad shoulders.
👍 talk about do one job and find 20 more! What a shed
If everyone did what they were supposed to you would be out of Job. ! lol Talk about a Tight Fit in the garage !
Great video-just some planned maintenance program would prevent most of these problems.It’s not rocket science.Best of luck from the UK.Love your channel- the struggle is real.👍
Thank you.
She's a beauty.
You might sell the guy a couple cans of Compressor Booster Fluid, just to ease his mind. :)
I'll bet that milkhouse heater on the cab floor works!
good vid warren
Warren! dam, that job will put a little hair on you chest,I’d say. But that’s part of the work sometimes and you still handle it so well. See ya soon.
Got er done!
Like you said before that the employees aren't the ones who have to pay for the repairs so they treat it like that
Just dealt with an old dump truck that the compressor wouldn’t cut out. Governor was jam packed with shit I thought it was just oil water and dirt from years of neglect. Never considered it being the dryer cartridge coming apart
I would add 20% on their repair bill if they can't look after their equipment . They must be arseholes. Well done Warren
Prachtige hoe je het zegt je heb zo gelijk echt maak me daar ook zo druk over hoe lui en lax zijn
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I feel.your pain Warren. I work on everything from riding lawn mowers to school busses to heavy equipment and I see this crap every day with machinery. It's just stupid people..
Great video Warren. Remember common sense is gone!!!!
I deal with stupidity every day , MOST people only know how to put fuel in there vehicle and will only seek help IF it stops. Unfortunately SOME workshop technicians are not much better.
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Warren, I see you using the Nutwreckingspanner again.. 😂 No worries though, no one will ever notice on account of all the other boogers on that turd. Don’t mean to laugh, however I love your choice of words to describe and explain the situation…
Dam good job Warren soak the cs good
Heck, Warren, they wouldn't take care of it if it was theirs.
People just don't care anymore about nothing.