Warren, It's very hard to find people that don't want to do anything more than what it takes to draw a pay check. Now today.an employer is lucky to find anyone that will work at all. To many people want to stay home and draw unemployment instead of working. That speaks volumes as the state of the country.There's a word, integrity, you definitely know the meaning of the word,it shows in your work. It's a word that isn't seen much in today's world. Keep up the great work. I enjoy your videos. Thanks
I am not a UPS employee, but have talked with many of them. You have no idea of the employee regulations/stipulations that their higher ups have put on them. They are not supposed to do any "backing-up" during their daily delivers (I am referring to the small trucks, pick-ups box vans, semi's a whole nuther issue). They are not supposed to open gates, garages, shops etc., They would most likely entertain a large box outside the gate to the premises, with a padlock hanging on a hasp unlocked, that they could set package(s) in, and then they could secure the padlock. Crazy, crazy, that you would have to go to a "Micheals"... Loving this video series. Thank you sir.
KO Yes, I have heard that too. And, as we all know backing has a high risk of accidents... They have their routes down to a science... also I was not beatin up on the company...
My favorite uncle was an ag mechanic his whole life for a John Deere dealer, and also did the service calls like you do. I'm retired now, but when I was doing auto repair, the one piece of advice that he gave me I never forgot was "Put short bolts where short bolts will go!"
The small Cummins engines don't like low oil you got to keep them topped up or else they tend to put a leg out the side. I know they don't make the old ford 4D anymore but they were the best Engine for there time. Henry Wilson here from Clitheroe Lancashire England. Happy New year.
Hello Warren. I work as a mechanic also. I worked for Union Pacific Railroad for 15 years as a gang machinist. I know at least five people that died from cancer from brake clean contamination. I absolutely never use brake clean. I always use starting fluid ie ether all the time because it is safer. I care about you and I hope things run real well because I absolutely love your videos! Thank you and have a wonderful day!
Hello Warren, see you have the 3 dogs with the today, love seeing them, Oskar makes me laugh the way he chews on your overall trousers 😂😊 great video's, Warren the range of machines you work on is amazing. I am not a mechanic but really enjoy watching. I am a Joiner and used to work quite a bit on vehicles, too old now. Please keep them coming, best wishes Geoff Lewis, Wales, UK, 🏴🏴🏴
I like that one, “I don’t want to hear the labor pains, just want to see the kid” , I’m sure the opportunity will arise with my employees today three or four times..
the Airforce calls them "MTI's " military training instructors. I had 3. one was pregnant all through basic. she was LOADS of fun. thanks for your service brother
Morning Warren, I hear ya on the UPS issue. For a month I had amazon delivering my stuff to the neighbor . Because my new address wasn't on their map even though I had a mailbox up and clear delivery instructions. Some people just don't care. have a great day Bud
I love them little 4bt cummins, they are just a 6bt or 5.9 with 2 less cylinders basically. They just keep running, I have one in my Case 40xt skidloader except it isn't turboed but I'm surprised at how much power it puts out.
I still remember my company commanders from Navy boot camp too Warren. SM1/SW Waterson and AD1 Bruce, RTC San Diego, Company 93-077. That was almost 28 years ago..
This is so true. No one is perfect. Everyone makes mistakes, what makes the man is owning those mistakes and learning from them. It was beat into me by my father, and I teach my boys the same. Right on.
I have a Chiaweenie. And now I know where she gets her craziness from the weenier in her...LMAO....Though she is a Very smart Dog. She fits in with the rest of us Crazys here...LOL.Love seeing your Puppies...Thanks for sharing
You say that Oscar's bored. My dog always wandered off when I was setting valves. I think it was because she'd seen it so many times and it was always the same.
just a hint form a old machine shop guy. I use a old piston pen to set on top of the valve retainer and give a sharp wack with hammer. makes the spring compressor work a lot easier
Your 100% right about swather engines. Back in the old days they used lots of straight 6 cylinder ford or chrysler gas engines, And lots of them were bought just for the engine to put in pickups.
That's a pretty neat trick with the rag in the gears. I like to see those Cummins trucks in your shop cause I know It'll be a great video and possibly a unique one....like the fuel pressure tests you did on the fuel system. You don't see that evereyday.
No its not just you that sees people not wanting to to do their jobs, it was also in the transit industry too, rare and joyous occasion when someone went the extra mile.
My father always told me growing up, don't take it apart cause you don't know how to fix it. And 9 out of 10 times he was right. But I just had to disassemble something just to see how it worked, my toys got broke too often by me.
Nearest "UPS access point" to us is 75 miles away, and unfortunately on the other side of Wolf Creek Pass! LOL. We have a galvanized 100 gal horse trough with a lid hinged on top out at the end of our driveway (1/8 mile long) so they can dump them in there and drive on. Keep on keepin' on!
Thanks Warren, this was one of Your best teaching sessions. We appreciate Your Service to Our Country. i would personally wish that You could find a lapel microphone so the audio didn't suck so bad. 😬 Best Wishes to You and Yours.
I got an engineering degree from OIT, it’s funny hearing about Klamath and seeing videos from down there on RUclips. I’m I’m from and live in Washington. When I was down there I used to help out the Balins with branding in the spring time, not sure you know them or heard of them, I believe they did do a lot of organic beef. I definitely miss it down there sometimes.
In a research business my friends have saying: "value of learning is directly proportional to value of equipment ruined". You make small mistake of not following the procedure, and price of that can be impressively high. There is a reason why documentation is written - it may not be very good, but it is written.
You say about rushing jobs reminds me of a job i did as a youngster putting a new clutch on a mk5 ford cortina on a saturday morning rushed to het it done on my own poor old mum n dad having to put up with my bad language put all back together well chuffed with myself went to reverse it out the garage foot went to the floor on the clutch pedal yes you guessed it forgot the thrust bearing dodnt get out till dinner time sunday lol
Its not a perfect world........and people are not perfect either...........all we can do is, do our best.........and have a sense of humor on the bad days.
I wonder where the two missing vanes off the water pump ended up? Happy new year and greetings from England where we are all under lockdown again. Stay safe and keep us entertained.
I have a thing that I would add to you sir. Like I did, worked over 30 some years learned so much and then when it is time for you to go or retire in all most no cases do they ever keep you on to teach others moving up the knowledge ladder! I had that happen and know many others the same. Here is your pension, thanks, bye bye. I worked for the railway here in Canada.
work smarter in shop by using tables tp get things off floor , use more blocks under engines to get them higher from floor ,place engine on sider to install piston and rods , make aligning pins from longer bolts to install flywheels and casting .torque bolts on flywheels 180 degrees across from each other ,not around the circle .do not rely on air gun torque . Check all bolts with torque wrench even on undercarriage bolts. clean bolt threads with wire brush or wire wheel ,use ant seizure compound on all undercarriage bolts .Stay out from under things you lift with crane lifting straps and chains do break occasionally .Install parts ,stop fighting parts on assembly Work slower and safer .These hints are coming from a guy that worked on heavy equipment for 16 years in shop and field
I didn't know that you were in the Navy! I am actually an ENC myself, getting ready to retire within the next few years and thinking about being a field mechanic.
@@richardlincoln8438 I love the challenge of being a mechanic. And the equipment I work on goes through hell (I am in the Riverine community). But it is a passion that I don't think I will ever get away from.
I see you have a train crossing by your house as well as your shop. I lived in a town for 9 months where there was a crossing about 3/4 mile away and told myself never again. 1:00 am or 1:00pm they blow the horn the same.
I stayed in Mystic,Conn, for a month years ago and the trains crossing the flats near the old station used to blow and blow and blow, nearly drove me mad.
Funny how swathers never caught on in Europe. The equivalent would be butterfly mowers on a big hp tractor or a self propelled machine like a Krone big M. At least with the big hp tractor, it can be used for other things.
I've always wondered, as I'm not a mechanic by any means(was a builder with my pops from 5 years old), how long do feeler gauges last for before they've worn down too much to be accurate? Love all your content pal
I know on a gas engine when you have the deck milled, you can compensate with a thicker Head Gasket. I am not sure with a diesel engine though. I am not sure of the safety parameters on a Diesel.
When doctors operate on a patient there is a table for the patient and tables for the doctor's tools. Do you use more then one table when you "operate" on your "patients"? Would it help if the tables were of adjustable height? Thank you for sharing.
Bonus video at the beginning,awesome, more money than brains I guess. PS, I didn’t know you had hotdogs🤪11:38, yeah UPS would actually have to train their drivers with a course on how to open the gate. And then they would have to pay them more money because of the training. LOL isn’t a 21st-century just awesome.16:03, hahahahaha hahahahaha hahahahaha. Stop it man you’re killing me. I call those Monday or Friday orders, if you know what I mean.
You are not looking at the UPS side of things. Can't open gates because of liability issues without owners consent. Work with them by using the app. I'm sure they will work with you.
I say at least 5 times a week "why can't people do their jobs right?" lol. Today's video made me smile with the wieners running around. Just had to put down my 13 y/o dachshund last night.
yep i have problems here in PA with UPS FEDEX and USPS all the time for the most part i order parts 2 weeks before i need it and it still shows up late. now for the most my normal drivers will put any thing right in my garage witch is open 24/7 (i have cameras every were) but if it is not a normal driver i will get a notice saying code not deliver address not found , now here is the thing i have a 8x12 foot sign with name and address.. yep LAZY people. i will say that ups is not allowed to open doors or gates, my work around is my front door to the shop has a make delivers in side ,, for you i would put a small building out at your gate for delivery's something that they only have to get out of the truck and slide it in.
I see that big heater running in the middle of the shop floor. Did the electric shop heaters not do well or did they raise the electric bill too much? Just wondering. Keep up the good work.
@@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353 I don’t cut that much but my son does. He is cutting 10 miles an hour. I ain’t going to go that fast. By the way I used your method of putting the snap ring on my 7120 on the pto to push the spring down on the clutch pack. I did not give you the credit for because my wife thinks I’m a genius. Lololo
Fed ex can’t read, my packages clearly state “deliver to back door” which is easier for them to walk to rather than weaving their way past some four bys. And they still deliver to the front door, so I stopped using that company only to find out ups also won’t deliver to the back door. Guess I will go to town for dog food rather than get them the brand they like and deal with moving the packages myself with a dolly as old age has taken it’s toll on my back.
Hard to get people to do their jobs correctly? Where do I start?!LOL ...Essentially everyone I work with, Customers / suppliers / vendors and even including the company owners.... I can tell my best guys in the shop to do 2 things and I can count them forgetting one of them! It's a big factor for why , after 25 years working up to lead tech / service manager, I have a service truck in my driveway now and I'm quitting soon to work alone and contract direct to a handful of customers....
How is that heater to work around? I see it was smoking in video today. Could you please talk about it? Are you burning kerosene or diesel? How many btu? Gallons per hour consumption? Do you operated it 24-7? How are the wall heaters working? Or not soo good and that is why you run the space heater. Does it require much other than plugging it in and turning it on? I saw them on Napa's website and nearly keeled over at the price. Thank you for your video and keep up theRumble as people will come.
Hey Warren, did the car owner slam it in the ditch or was is stolen? And taking short cuts on rebuilds or head installation can be very costly. Don't ask how I know.☹
Warren, It's very hard to find people that don't want to do anything more than what it takes to draw a pay check. Now today.an employer is lucky to find anyone that will work at all. To many people want to stay home and draw unemployment instead of working. That speaks volumes as the state of the country.There's a word, integrity, you definitely know the meaning of the word,it shows in your work. It's a word that isn't seen much in today's world. Keep up the great work. I enjoy your videos. Thanks
I am not a UPS employee, but have talked with many of them. You have no idea of the employee regulations/stipulations that their higher ups have put on them.
They are not supposed to do any "backing-up" during their daily delivers (I am referring to the small trucks, pick-ups box vans, semi's a whole nuther issue). They are not supposed to open gates, garages, shops etc.,
They would most likely entertain a large box outside the gate to the premises, with a padlock hanging on a hasp unlocked, that they could set package(s) in, and then they could secure the padlock.
Crazy, crazy, that you would have to go to a "Micheals"...
Loving this video series.
Thank you sir.
Their routes are set up for right hand turns. They actually say it saves time.
KO
Yes, I have heard that too. And, as we all know backing has a high risk of accidents... They have their routes down to a science... also I was not beatin up on the company...
My favorite uncle was an ag mechanic his whole life for a John Deere dealer, and also did the service calls like you do. I'm retired now, but when I was doing auto repair, the one piece of advice that he
gave me I never forgot was "Put short bolts where short bolts will go!"
The small Cummins engines don't like low oil you got to keep them topped up or else they tend to put a leg out the side. I know they don't make the old ford 4D anymore but they were the best Engine for there time. Henry Wilson here from Clitheroe Lancashire England. Happy New year.
The best thing about knowledge is that no one can take it away. I've learned most everything worth knowing the hard way.
Amazes me how you do all that hard stuff by yourself. A lot of respect. Been watching you for a year. Have a great day Warren.
Hello Warren. I work as a mechanic also. I worked for Union Pacific Railroad for 15 years as a gang machinist. I know at least five people that died from cancer from brake clean contamination. I absolutely never use brake clean. I always use starting fluid ie ether all the time because it is safer. I care about you and I hope things run real well because I absolutely love your videos! Thank you and have a wonderful day!
Hello Warren, see you have the 3 dogs with the today, love seeing them, Oskar makes me laugh the way he chews on your overall trousers 😂😊 great video's, Warren the range of machines you work on is amazing. I am not a mechanic but really enjoy watching. I am a Joiner and used to work quite a bit on vehicles, too old now. Please keep them coming, best wishes Geoff Lewis, Wales, UK, 🏴🏴🏴
I like that one, “I don’t want to hear the labor pains, just want to see the kid” , I’m sure the opportunity will arise with my employees today three or four times..
the Airforce calls them "MTI's " military training instructors. I had 3. one was pregnant all through basic. she was LOADS of fun. thanks for your service brother
I really admire the fact that you don't shy away from any problem. It reminds me of how I was taught to just do it and don't complaint.
Thank you for explaining while you are working on it I love learning about how to do all this. Love the engine rebuild videos you do!
Warren can fix anything! Truly talented!
Tons of experience.
I can tell you’re a kind and giving person people like you are hard to find keep up the good work my enjoy watching it
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Morning Warren, I hear ya on the UPS issue. For a month I had amazon delivering my stuff to the neighbor . Because my new address wasn't on their map even though I had a mailbox up and clear delivery instructions. Some people just don't care. have a great day Bud
dont keep putting yourself down Warren YOU ARE VERY VERY GOOD AT WHAT EVER YOU DO IF YOU WERE IN GREAT BRITAIN YOU WOULD OF BEEN Knighted by now
I love them little 4bt cummins, they are just a 6bt or 5.9 with 2 less cylinders basically. They just keep running, I have one in my Case 40xt skidloader except it isn't turboed but I'm surprised at how much power it puts out.
I always enjoy your videos Warren. Thanks!!
I still remember my company commanders from Navy boot camp too Warren. SM1/SW Waterson and AD1 Bruce, RTC San Diego, Company 93-077. That was almost 28 years ago..
I learned that people who don't makes mistake - don't do anything
This is so true. No one is perfect. Everyone makes mistakes, what makes the man is owning those mistakes and learning from them. It was beat into me by my father, and I teach my boys the same. Right on.
@@dh-_1011 That should be on a tee shirt.
Sure do love watching you work Warren, I really enjoy it. Nice to have something to watch and enjoy with all that's going on these days
Get the UPS app and you can set up delivery options and tell them gate open etc.
I have that exact table in my shop and I love it. Light weight and stable. Use it all the time😀 love the video
I have a Chiaweenie. And now I know where she gets her craziness from the weenier in her...LMAO....Though she is a Very smart Dog. She fits in with the rest of us Crazys here...LOL.Love seeing your Puppies...Thanks for sharing
You say that Oscar's bored. My dog always wandered off when I was setting valves. I think it was because she'd seen it so many times and it was always the same.
just a hint form a old machine shop guy. I use a old piston pen to set on top of the valve retainer and give a sharp wack with hammer. makes the spring compressor work a lot easier
You got to love it when you get what you need then the factory changes it I think the fastener people need to sell a different tool
Your 100% right about swather engines. Back in the old days they used lots of straight 6 cylinder ford or chrysler gas engines, And lots of them were bought just for the engine to put in pickups.
That's a pretty neat trick with the rag in the gears.
I like to see those Cummins trucks in your shop cause I know It'll be a great video and possibly a unique one....like the fuel pressure tests you did on the fuel system.
You don't see that evereyday.
No its not just you that sees people not wanting to to do their jobs, it was also in the transit industry too, rare and joyous occasion when someone went the extra mile.
My father always told me growing up, don't take it apart cause you don't know how to fix it. And 9 out of 10 times he was right. But I just had to disassemble something just to see how it worked, my toys got broke too often by me.
J D, i was the same way my toys would be torn apart a month after i got them. i had to know what made it tick.
Nearest "UPS access point" to us is 75 miles away, and unfortunately on the other side of Wolf Creek Pass! LOL. We have a galvanized 100 gal horse trough with a lid hinged on top out at the end of our driveway (1/8 mile long) so they can dump them in there and drive on. Keep on keepin' on!
Thanks Warren, this was one of Your best teaching sessions.
We appreciate Your Service to Our Country.
i would personally wish that You could find a lapel microphone so the audio didn't suck so bad. 😬
Best Wishes to You and Yours.
the nice thing is that when you use your left hand, it feels like somebody else is doing it 😂
But can you pick up an extra stroke, when you switch hands?
Yeah Joe.... They call that a stranger...
Or use gloves
You got quite the heater there, we have a dealer that made a shelf out of steel to fit on the grille and he makes coffee on it then.
Excellent video well done Warren very informative thanks y'all be safe out there bud
Thats a nice shop heater!
Put up a well marked drop box that passes through the fence, saves you opening the gate.
Hell yeah another great Video 👍👍
Great video keep them coming, have a Happy New Year
I got an engineering degree from OIT, it’s funny hearing about Klamath and seeing videos from down there on RUclips. I’m I’m from and live in Washington. When I was down there I used to help out the Balins with branding in the spring time, not sure you know them or heard of them, I believe they did do a lot of organic beef. I definitely miss it down there sometimes.
So great to have a new year of Warren's trial and tribsLOL!
Hello Warren and Crew Hay Oscar lets go! lol enjoyed watching take care
In a research business my friends have saying: "value of learning is directly proportional to value of equipment ruined". You make small mistake of not following the procedure, and price of that can be impressively high.
There is a reason why documentation is written - it may not be very good, but it is written.
id check the lube pump , suction and filters , bypasses etc ... very well, thats unusual mr warren
By the looks of your shop Warren, I don't think you've got enough work to keep you busy!
Hay is tough on cutting heads (that and the 'stuff' that winds up in hay fields).
My late father was on the board of directors of Cummins Inc. manufacturing.
I feel the same way, no one wants to do there job and everyone wants a tip for doing it.
You say about rushing jobs reminds me of a job i did as a youngster putting a new clutch on a mk5 ford cortina on a saturday morning rushed to het it done on my own poor old mum n dad having to put up with my bad language put all back together well chuffed with myself went to reverse it out the garage foot went to the floor on the clutch pedal yes you guessed it forgot the thrust bearing dodnt get out till dinner time sunday lol
Its not a perfect world........and people are not perfect either...........all we can do is, do our best.........and have a sense of humor on the bad days.
happy new year from scotland warren
I wonder where the two missing vanes off the water pump ended up? Happy new year and greetings from England where we are all under lockdown again. Stay safe and keep us entertained.
Slow is smooth - smooth is fast
I have a thing that I would add to you sir. Like I did, worked over 30 some years learned so much and then when it is time for you to go or retire in all most no cases do they ever
keep you on to teach others moving up the knowledge ladder! I had that happen and know many others the same. Here is your pension, thanks, bye bye. I worked for the railway here in Canada.
work smarter in shop by using tables tp get things off floor , use more blocks under engines to get them higher from floor ,place engine on sider to install piston and rods , make aligning pins from longer bolts to install flywheels and casting .torque bolts on flywheels 180 degrees across from each other ,not around the circle .do not rely on air gun torque . Check all bolts with torque wrench even on undercarriage bolts. clean bolt threads with wire brush or wire wheel ,use ant seizure compound on all undercarriage bolts .Stay out from under things you lift with crane lifting straps and chains do break occasionally .Install parts ,stop fighting parts on assembly Work slower and safer .These hints are coming from a guy that worked on heavy equipment for 16 years in shop and field
Warren I say this with all seriousness. You need a Secretary that is also skilled as an Order Clerk.
Ups can't open your gate per the regulations, they won't be responsible for a dog getting out. So they will only drop ship your orders..
I didn't know that you were in the Navy! I am actually an ENC myself, getting ready to retire within the next few years and thinking about being a field mechanic.
Be careful of what You wish for.
Best Wishes none the less. 👍
@@richardlincoln8438 I love the challenge of being a mechanic. And the equipment I work on goes through hell (I am in the Riverine community). But it is a passion that I don't think I will ever get away from.
Thanks for the video. 👍
Nice video, Thank you.
Not the Model of imperfection, you're an OPSL Older Person Still Learning as should we all be.
My grand dad had a phrase, "if you ain't learning something new everyday, you ain't livin".
I see you have a train crossing by your house as well as your shop. I lived in a town for 9 months where there was a crossing about 3/4 mile away and told myself never again. 1:00 am or 1:00pm they blow the horn the same.
I stayed in Mystic,Conn, for a month years ago and the trains crossing the flats near the old station used to blow and blow and blow, nearly drove me mad.
That car in the ditch man. Jesus how do you do that? Was he driving with blinders??
Anyway great vid again Mr Warren 😁
Funny how swathers never caught on in Europe. The equivalent would be butterfly mowers on a big hp tractor or a self propelled machine like a Krone big M. At least with the big hp tractor, it can be used for other things.
I like that old blue shortbed in the beginning. Around a 70 model?
Wow, thats a bitchin' heater you have there, .... it reminds me of why I don't live in that part of the world anymore :>)
I've always wondered, as I'm not a mechanic by any means(was a builder with my pops from 5 years old), how long do feeler gauges last for before they've worn down too much to be accurate? Love all your content pal
Very good question. Have never thought of that before. Bravo... 👍
With Oscar pee in on tires in the shop you shouldn't have any dirty tires . LoL!!
I know on a gas engine when you have the deck milled, you can compensate with a thicker Head Gasket. I am not sure with a diesel engine though. I am not sure of the safety parameters on a Diesel.
People only care about making their jobs easier, they don't care if it makes someone else's job harder.
When doctors operate on a patient there is a table for the patient and tables for the doctor's tools. Do you use more then one table when you "operate" on your "patients"? Would it help if the tables were of adjustable height?
Thank you for sharing.
Bonus video at the beginning,awesome, more money than brains I guess. PS, I didn’t know you had hotdogs🤪11:38, yeah UPS would actually have to train their drivers with a course on how to open the gate. And then they would have to pay them more money because of the training. LOL isn’t a 21st-century just awesome.16:03, hahahahaha hahahahaha hahahahaha. Stop it man you’re killing me. I call those Monday or Friday orders, if you know what I mean.
US ARMY basic training in Fr Jackson. My drill Sargent was going through a divorce and a recent DUI. It’s sucked
Love the doggies. 👍🐶
Yes parked it nicely.
Hello Oscar the wild man!
glad to hear you served our great Navy! What was your rate?
Machinist mate
You are not looking at the UPS side of things. Can't open gates because of liability issues without owners consent. Work with them by using the app. I'm sure they will work with you.
Warren, what scanners do you use? and whats your opinion on the best scanners for each application/best bang for your buck.
Thanks
I say at least 5 times a week "why can't people do their jobs right?" lol. Today's video made me smile with the wieners running around. Just had to put down my 13 y/o dachshund last night.
Warren, just curious, why did they need to take .010 off the block?
Ordering parts can be nightmare.
yep i have problems here in PA with UPS FEDEX and USPS all the time for the most part i order parts 2 weeks before i need it and it still shows up late.
now for the most my normal drivers will put any thing right in my garage witch is open 24/7 (i have cameras every were) but if it is not a normal driver i will get a notice saying code not deliver address not found , now here is the thing i have a 8x12 foot sign with name and address.. yep LAZY people.
i will say that ups is not allowed to open doors or gates, my work around is my front door to the shop has a make delivers in side ,, for you i would put a small building out at your gate for delivery's something that they only have to get out of the truck and slide it in.
I see that big heater running in the middle of the shop floor. Did the electric shop heaters not do well or did they raise the electric bill too much? Just wondering. Keep up the good work.
Afraid 🤣 the power bill
@@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353 I can certainly understand that lol. Thanks for the reply 👍
The rotary swathers can cut more than that. We cut about 120 acres a day
That was a sickle bar machine , 20 years ago.
@@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353 I don’t cut that much but my son does. He is cutting 10 miles an hour. I ain’t going to go that fast. By the way I used your method of putting the snap ring on my 7120 on the pto to push the spring down on the clutch pack. I did not give you the credit for because my wife thinks I’m a genius. Lololo
good vid warren
I have a dog like lue lue. She looks like a Pie bald. Our dachshund is white with a Mickey mouse logo on his side with the head like hers..
Fed ex can’t read, my packages clearly state “deliver to back door” which is easier for them to walk to rather than weaving their way past some four bys. And they still deliver to the front door, so I stopped using that company only to find out ups also won’t deliver to the back door. Guess I will go to town for dog food rather than get them the brand they like and deal with moving the packages myself with a dolly as old age has taken it’s toll on my back.
Hard to get people to do their jobs correctly? Where do I start?!LOL ...Essentially everyone I work with, Customers / suppliers / vendors and even including the company owners.... I can tell my best guys in the shop to do 2 things and I can count them forgetting one of them! It's a big factor for why , after 25 years working up to lead tech / service manager, I have a service truck in my driveway now and I'm quitting soon to work alone and contract direct to a handful of customers....
Hey Warren, did you ever get those overhead shop heaters working?
How is that heater to work around? I see it was smoking in video today. Could you please talk about it?
Are you burning kerosene or diesel? How many btu? Gallons per hour consumption? Do you operated it 24-7? How are the wall heaters working? Or not soo good and that is why you run the space heater. Does it require much other than plugging it in and turning it on? I saw them on Napa's website and nearly keeled over at the price.
Thank you for your video and keep up theRumble as people will come.
Yup
How long have you had your VAL 6 heater. I’m thinking about getting one and want to know if they are worth the money?
With what has happened with the engine, do you need to grind the valves in to the seats?
You look at some things and just think “Thank goodness you do at have to think to breath, they would be dead”
you could put an old chest freezer or something like that outside your gate for UPS to drop packages into, right?
Was there a video of the 4BT teardown? I only remember the removal.
I'd venture a guess that either drink or dope were involved in parking that Camaro in the ditch
Hey Warren, did the car owner slam it in the ditch or was is stolen? And taking short cuts on rebuilds or head installation can be very costly. Don't ask how I know.☹