Much respect...my great uncle was a heavy machinery field mechanic. They were the toughest breed in their town. These are the men that built & maintained this country. I can't even begin to imagine the long hours & rough cold steel nights he spent.
3/26/22; ...another great video Warren. Much enjoy your 'stream of consciousness' commentary re: supply of parts, cultural shortcomings & other human misapplications of logic, electrical wiring or issues like that Cessna priority spool valve someone installed 'backwards' ! Glad 2hear u & wife taking a trip to Wyoming, so grab that new camera 📷 & take us with you! Enjoyed your last photo 📸 adventure to northern SanFrancisco. Can't wait to see what you film on yur Wyoming trip...bet we see beautiful snow capped mountains, tree forest valleys, huge farms, pastures, beef cattle then relaxing at the BBQ area where your camera shows us a huge simmering steak then switch views to your piece of apple pie 🥧 & vanilla ice cream ! Aahh, fresh air & a great meal shared with yur loyal YT viewers ! Just then the camera swings to show us some dusty Bulldozer...and we are off to fix another...xyz...Stay safe, have a great trip & show & tell us 🇺🇸 how you make 'mechanical magic 🎩 ' happen !👍👍👍🛠🚜
What amazes me most Warren is how you're able to source so many spare parts for machinery. Many different manufacturers and ages of equipment. You must have a lot of suppliers on your books?
I think Warren does what I do, Most have a online parts catalog and you get part # then you use that do do a internet search. Most times you find the parts available online and better price than the dealer.
It is amazing how much machinery gets parked for good because of bad maintenance and maybe just needs a few parts replaced. Oops, I forgot, also bad enginerding.
Congrats on ya 100k mr Warren those shocks have two flate spots at the end of shalft use openned spanner on locknut and vice gripes to hold two flat spots stopps shaft from spinning
Very good explanation on what happens when just one injector sticks partially open Warren. You could clearly see it was leaking. Too bad Autel let ya down. Maybe they’ll send you something free to gain back your favor of them. lol I’m looking forward to seeing your next one.
maybe not!! LoL I know this isn't a new phrase but some folks have the perfect timing when to use it!! Nice work! Yes I hear Wyoming is the place to be!!
Glad to see you are still making content Hope you never stop. I really enjoy watching someone who does what I do. Been at this for over 45 years in the field and still kickin it every day. Hope to see you in person someday
Thanks Warren, I think you are right on the parts issue we are running into these days, I have been running with the philosophy of “ if it’s working don’t fix or replace it just because you can”. Good video sir.
I get pissed when a guy changes out a good part because it says so in a book! That good part could last a million miles! Now, I understand like in the aviation industry, where people's lives are on the line, to follow service, maintenance routines, but your not going to die if your shock starts leaking on your gator!! Like when I changed my timing belt on my Honda, the parts guy wanted to sell me a water pump too; I just said I'd change it out when and if it started leaking! Hell, I looked at the old timing belt and it looked brand new!! It was replaced before with an original Honda replacement, and I kept it in case I get to half a million miles!!
Good to see you thinking the mountings for the bomford mower. About 35 years ago I saw a guy who tried to convert one to 3 point on a mf 2640 in the UK. It would need a 5 foot top link and he used a chain first hitch up - of course it tipped forwards and crushed him fatally
On them shocks there's usually an Allen key slot or you can hold it with a small wrench at the end of the shaft , but you have to use a wrench to take the nut off you can't use a socket
For myself,A great channel,Keep it up Sir. GBYA.An engineers engineer who sure knows his onions,as we would say.great varied content.Again well done Warren. 👏
Good on ya cowboy...congrats on 100k... Been on the countdown with ya for a while I figure you don't give a shit about numbers but still it's kinda cool to pass a milestone with you and the others viewers that LOVE this channel!
Amazing multi tasking episode Warren. I laughed about you mentioning that how's much a Gator Mechanic you can be. I totally agree. They are another different world. With there CV belt drives, mini size parts. How you get out of that yard with out a hitch. Take it easy on vacation
Warren You are a Hell of a Good mechanic. My My best friend is too. You remind me alot of him. He hates those Gators..LOL..Our job has about 1500 of them for out on the jobs. And the guys just beat the Daylights out of them. It blows my mind how people treat others Equipment. They wouldnt of lastest at my Dads 3 seconds. Treating his Equipment like they do others.. I just dont understand people think they have the right to destroy what helps make them money..Blows my mind. My friend and I constantly tell these morons off over it. RANT OVER...LOL..Great Video as always...
Warren, which would you prefer? number one the life you have right now? two working in a dealership or for a farmer just fixing his stuff only? just curious us all.love your videos.
Hey Warren, when you get the Gator done let us know how many times you bumped your head working on it. I worked on one of those a while back and I was glad to see it go, hit my head a lot working on it crawling around under it.😊
I would of changed both then let them keep the hood one in case. Those struts may outlast the machine, and it would suck if they need to pay someone to change out the old strut in a yr.
I never understood a guy that's working for someone using their equipment and abusing it. Are they so damn dumb they can't see they are tearing up the very things that are making their paychecks for them! Love the video's!
Those JD Gators are very Expensive here in the UK. I like the Polaris they are macanicly driven and not that hydrostatic crap that's when it's wrong it costs a fortune.
A little constructive criticism about camera pointing. Sometimes we can’t see the thing you are talking about because the part/thing is just tantalising out of the picture. Great channel and hope you don’t wear al your bones out with too much hard work.
Yes, that pump is BAD, I have seen some worn less that don't produce any pressure. I hated seeing an aluminum pump on a machine, not durable or practical. Thanks for another interesting upload.
Hey guy … do not tell people your not going to be around ! Gives the crooks green light to take your stuff! Just say got some different type work coming up! be a brake for me looking forward to it…video to come!
Hey Warren off video subject question, I installed new rv275 injectors in my dodge and it is running great but now it has blowby, smoke comes out of the fill cap but doesn't move it off, did I maybe install them wrong or do you think the injectors damaged the engine? I got them new from a reputable company
@@Jdl223 Did you pop test the injectors before installing? If you have the sac style ones they are known to smoke more than the vcos. If you only had them in the truck for a couple of days then I highly doubt there is any damage. I'm not sure about the smoke increasing after the new injectors.
@@vcummins no I did not do any testing as they were brand new as well as feed tubes, and injectors cause smoke to come out of the crank vent? They were bosch rv275s. It did not smoke from vent the first day of driving only the second. And again it runs amazing, but it did not have this problem before the install
I would call the company or whoever sold you the injectors and ask if they popped tested the injectors. My 12 valve Cummins with 5x.012 sac injectors has blowby smoke but not enough to blow off the fill cap. Didn’t really notice any difference on the blowby smoke. Does your 24 valve engine have the oil fill on the valve covers? You could try a injector cutout test and see if the smoke is coming from one injector or more injectors.
Looking at that instrument panel in the MXM,you'd think someone would every now and then at least squirt a little Windex on and wipe it off so you could at least see what the gd oil pressure and coolant temp is,ridiculous.
Congratulations on 1 hundred thousand subscribers god bless you warren and your family
Much respect...my great uncle was a heavy machinery field mechanic.
They were the toughest breed in their town. These are the men that built & maintained this country.
I can't even begin to imagine the long hours & rough cold steel nights he spent.
O Man you NAIL IT
3/26/22; ...another great video Warren. Much enjoy your 'stream of consciousness' commentary re: supply of parts, cultural shortcomings & other human misapplications of logic, electrical wiring or issues like that Cessna priority spool valve someone installed 'backwards' !
Glad 2hear u & wife taking a trip to Wyoming, so grab that new camera 📷 & take us with you! Enjoyed your last photo 📸 adventure to northern SanFrancisco. Can't wait to see what you film on yur Wyoming trip...bet we see beautiful snow capped mountains, tree forest valleys, huge farms, pastures, beef cattle then relaxing at the BBQ area where your camera shows us a huge simmering steak then switch views to your piece of apple pie 🥧 & vanilla ice cream ! Aahh, fresh air & a great meal shared with yur loyal YT viewers ! Just then the camera swings to show us some dusty Bulldozer...and we are off to fix another...xyz...Stay safe, have a great trip & show & tell us 🇺🇸 how you make 'mechanical magic 🎩 ' happen !👍👍👍🛠🚜
What amazes me most Warren is how you're able to source so many spare parts for machinery. Many different manufacturers and ages of equipment. You must have a lot of suppliers on your books?
I think Warren does what I do, Most have a online parts catalog and you get part # then you use that do do a internet search. Most times you find the parts available online and better price than the dealer.
Warren said a few videos ago he orders two of everything he uses often. One for the current job and one for stock.
You’re a clever cookie Warren. I’m learning so much from your videos. Thanks for taking the time to make these. 👍
You are an incredibly talented mechanic! You can work on anything! Thanks for sharing.
Congrats on 100K Warren, hi from an avid non mechanic from little old England🏴🇬🇧✌️
Love the 4640 you worked on! Always wanted one of them for the farm! Thank you for the video Warren! Have a great rest of your night!
It is amazing how much machinery gets parked for good because of bad maintenance and maybe just needs a few parts replaced.
Oops, I forgot, also bad enginerding.
Congrats on ya 100k mr Warren those shocks have two flate spots at the end of shalft use openned spanner on locknut and vice gripes to hold two flat spots stopps shaft from spinning
Very good explanation on what happens when just one injector sticks partially open Warren. You could clearly see it was leaking. Too bad Autel let ya down. Maybe they’ll send you something free to gain back your favor of them. lol
I’m looking forward to seeing your next one.
maybe not!! LoL I know this isn't a new phrase but some folks have the perfect timing when to use it!! Nice work! Yes I hear Wyoming is the place to be!!
Glad to see you are still making content Hope you never stop. I really enjoy watching someone who does what I do. Been at this for over 45 years in the field and still kickin it every day. Hope to see you in person someday
Can’t wait for your videos from Wyoming
Thanks Warren, I think you are right on the parts issue we are running into these days, I have been running with the philosophy of “ if it’s working don’t fix or replace it just because you can”. Good video sir.
Amazing you are a jack of all trades
Hello Warren. I used to own a turner midmounted headge cutter. What a fantastic machine they are really good.
Congratulations on 100,000 subscriptions.
Great video Warren really enjoy your videos when you're out running service calls. Congratulations on 100 thousand subscribers stay safe.
100k, thanks for the awesome content!
Congratulations on 100,000 Subscribers!!!!
46:36 it is getting rough out. I would vote the other way. Matched set of new. Keep the good old one for a backup.
I get pissed when a guy changes out a good part because it says so in a book! That good part could last a million miles! Now, I understand like in the aviation industry, where people's lives are on the line, to follow service, maintenance routines, but your not going to die if your shock starts leaking on your gator!! Like when I changed my timing belt on my Honda, the parts guy wanted to sell me a water pump too; I just said I'd change it out when and if it started leaking! Hell, I looked at the old timing belt and it looked brand new!! It was replaced before with an original Honda replacement, and I kept it in case I get to half a million miles!!
@@garybulwinkle82 Fought the oldies but goodies program on ships for years! I despise that program with a passion!
Good job Warren, it's the little rigs that are harder to work on.
finally got to sit down and watch this..... what a crazy day! thanks for the share Warren. hit the like button folks!
Thanks Warren, for sharing your daily workload service calls.
Take care out there.
Congratulations on the 100K Subscribers Warren! Cheers and here is for more to come! You’re a beast and keep up the amazing work you do!
Good to see you thinking the mountings for the bomford mower. About 35 years ago I saw a guy who tried to convert one to 3 point on a mf 2640 in the UK. It would need a 5 foot top link and he used a chain first hitch up - of course it tipped forwards and crushed him fatally
thanks for posting this one Warren. We appreciate what you do
Awesome Adventures with a pretty cool Hombre! 👍👍
Love your work
On them shocks there's usually an Allen key slot or you can hold it with a small wrench at the end of the shaft , but you have to use a wrench to take the nut off you can't use a socket
That’s funny. I just removed a Tiger boom mower off a Newholland TS115A today.
Thank you for the video Warren. 👍
For myself,A great channel,Keep it up Sir. GBYA.An engineers engineer who sure knows his onions,as we would say.great varied content.Again well done Warren. 👏
That service truck must have 400k miles on it by now...and your going to Wyoming!!
Whoopi you made 100k subscribers, wear it like a Boss Warren😎😎
Good on ya cowboy...congrats on 100k...
Been on the countdown with ya for a while
I figure you don't give a shit about numbers but still it's kinda cool to pass a milestone with you and the others viewers that LOVE this channel!
Hey warren be sure to take some videos in Wyoming
I hear it’s beautiful country out there
I really enjoy your field work videos
Thanks as always for the look into your day!! Have a good one Warren!
Another great video Warren, thanks for sharing ,have a great weekend .enjoy
I hope you have a chance to post videos of your work in Wyoming. Looking forward to seeing the jobs and scenery as well as hearing your commentary.
Amazing multi tasking episode Warren. I laughed about you mentioning that how's much a Gator Mechanic you can be. I totally agree. They are another different world. With there CV belt drives, mini size parts.
How you get out of that yard with out a hitch. Take it easy on vacation
Congrats on 100,000!! Carry on, sir.... Next, 150,000👏
Great video, it's sad when you can't get item's, getting it made in a another country cheaper not that you notice that bit , is a dangerous thing,
My God man you are busy. More than a bee 🐝. Great video you got it going on.
Please keep us in mind on your trip to Wyoming. I hope you get to visit Yellowstone Park if your close enough and time allows.
Love your Videos 👍damn wish you would work on more scrapers and dozers keep on wrenchin warren 👍👍
Always like test driving with Warren.
Hope your gonna video that work in Wyoming If you can Warren ✌️
Warren,
Congratulations on 100,000.
I think I like the open cab gator I've been using over this enclosed one.
Thanks for the great videos 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Warren You are a Hell of a Good mechanic. My My best friend is too. You remind me alot of him. He hates those Gators..LOL..Our job has about 1500 of them for out on the jobs. And the guys just beat the Daylights out of them. It blows my mind how people treat others Equipment. They wouldnt of lastest at my Dads 3 seconds. Treating his Equipment like they do others.. I just dont understand people think they have the right to destroy what helps make them money..Blows my mind. My friend and I constantly tell these morons off over it. RANT OVER...LOL..Great Video as always...
Iam a welder in a machine/job shop and we are repairing things that could be replaced cheaper "if you could get it". More everyday.
I'm just curious what are some of the things you're fixing that no one can get?
@@amos4457 stuff like an big rig air compressor shaft, in the same day a forklift wheel. Customers told 12 and 9 weeks out to get.
@@workingmanpatriot8760 I bet you'll see a lot more of this an soon we will be cannibalizing trucks an equipment for parts
Enjoy your working vacation
Warren, which would you prefer? number one the life you have right now? two working in a dealership or for a farmer just fixing his stuff only? just curious us all.love your videos.
I think it’s obvious... he works for himself and not for the flat rate BS.. he’s mentioned it many times
👍👍right on man...catch ya the next one 👍
Hey Warren, when you get the Gator done let us know how many times you bumped your head working on it. I worked on one of those a while back and I was glad to see it go, hit my head a lot working on it crawling around under it.😊
I would of changed both then let them keep the hood one in case. Those struts may outlast the machine, and it would suck if they need to pay someone to change out the old strut in a yr.
I never understood a guy that's working for someone using their equipment and abusing it. Are they so damn dumb they can't see they are tearing up the very things that are making their paychecks for them! Love the video's!
Cut the boot and glue it back together. The bracket will hold it in place.
As allways fun &games a warren keep up the good work see you soon 👍
Saturday afternoon Ad Revenue! Warren enjoy Wyoming. Thank You
Good video my friend 👍🤝🔧
Probably felt good to work on the Gator some light duty stuff for a big change.....naturally you would have a fun test ride.
Those JD Gators are very Expensive here in the UK. I like the Polaris they are macanicly driven and not that hydrostatic crap that's when it's wrong it costs a fortune.
Gators are belt drive just like a polaris
@@garyweber1724 Ho ok. JD are very expensive though. Who are you Gary Weber a expert.
I spent the week pulling dashes for heater core replacement. I despise dash work
Thanks for sharing..
hey my brother ,we're are the doggies? I miss them!
Hey warren may I ask were you got that nice puller at 9:40, thanks from a guy that does the same thing as you.. on a smaller scale.
Posiloc puller they are great pullers use them my self
👍
awesome vid!
Boa noite muito top serviço máquina amigo
Oil makes an interesting lens filter affect😂
Guess I better start looking for an oil and fuel filter for my 7.3
It was a much longer day without cordless tools.
JD Gator is made by Johndeere runs a belt drive
A little constructive criticism about camera pointing. Sometimes we can’t see the thing you are talking about because the part/thing is just tantalising out of the picture. Great channel and hope you don’t wear al your bones out with too much hard work.
Thanks for sharing buddy
Wow man crazy loads of chem trails in your Cali skies.I thought colorado was heavy
Got a 4650 got to replace the same seal
Yes, that pump is BAD, I have seen some worn less that don't produce any pressure. I hated seeing an aluminum pump on a machine, not durable or practical. Thanks for another interesting upload.
Is your helper still with you?
I bet this fella has forgotten more than I know….. 😂
Way to go Warren
Are you coming through Evanston? If so I would like to buy you a beer.
WELL, look on the bright side. You could be serving a life
sentence in a corporate cubicle somewhere.
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Hey guy … do not tell people your not going to be around ! Gives the crooks green light to take your stuff! Just say got some different type work coming up! be a brake for me looking forward to it…video to come!
Did you get that Iveco back together yet
Your my sister, your my sister.
Joe dirt great funny movie
"Good for me. . . but not good for People's checkbooks!"
Use it up ,,,wear it out ,,,make it do , or wait 6 months
What kind of puller is that
Hey Warren off video subject question, I installed new rv275 injectors in my dodge and it is running great but now it has blowby, smoke comes out of the fill cap but doesn't move it off, did I maybe install them wrong or do you think the injectors damaged the engine? I got them new from a reputable company
How long have you had the injectors in the truck, what year is the truck?
@@vcummins about a day and it's a 99 with the vp pump
@@Jdl223 Did you pop test the injectors before installing? If you have the sac style ones they are known to smoke more than the vcos. If you only had them in the truck for a couple of days then I highly doubt there is any damage. I'm not sure about the smoke increasing after the new injectors.
@@vcummins no I did not do any testing as they were brand new as well as feed tubes, and injectors cause smoke to come out of the crank vent? They were bosch rv275s. It did not smoke from vent the first day of driving only the second. And again it runs amazing, but it did not have this problem before the install
I would call the company or whoever sold you the injectors and ask if they popped tested the injectors. My 12 valve Cummins with 5x.012 sac injectors has blowby smoke but not enough to blow off the fill cap. Didn’t really notice any difference on the blowby smoke. Does your 24 valve engine have the oil fill on the valve covers? You could try a injector cutout test and see if the smoke is coming from one injector or more injectors.
Looking at that instrument panel in the MXM,you'd think someone would every now and then at least squirt a little Windex on and wipe it off so you could at least see what the gd oil pressure and coolant temp is,ridiculous.
It's on the inside of the cluster.
Where did you get those jack stands from?
1080p?
Enjoy your channel..I hope your making some cash from it