I know Warren wouldn't admit it but I don't think some people really understand how brilliant him and the few guys like him actually are. Its one thing to be specialized or work on one particular make. The fact how he can dive into literally anything diagnoses and repair is pretty amazing to watch. Thanks Warren for letting us watch along!
Good ol' CZcams analytics would never shadow-ban a channel... 😮.. But c'mon fellow viewers, out of 3500 views there are only 960 likes ? You are acting as if it takes money from your pocket to press the like button.... Warren, i appreciate the time and efforts You spend on these videos. Best Wishes to You and Your Family.
You have what would best be described as a working man's shop, nothing fancy just getting shit done. Hope your son is helping you with his truck, you have a lot on your plate. Keep up the good work, hope the subs. continue to rise you deserve it.👍
Another field service mechanic here and people don’t give us enough respect for what we do a lot of people don’t realize we keep America feed and the infrastructure running
I’m convinced that many Americans are not going to wake up from their apathy until they go to their local grocery stores and the shelves are empty. I’m not even sure that would wake many of them up.
You guys have all my respect. I've been a line clearance tree trimmer fot 20 some years and I feel the same way. Everyone wants their power but have no idea what it takes to get it to their house.
Your shop is fine in my books. My first job was assisting the technicians or mechanics with whatever they needed. I also swept up the dirt floors. Thanks for sharing.
Great video Warren as always. Thank you and all the other field service mechanic moving forward, and no you don't get the respect ya'll deserve. I am in the automotive field and I know the feeling.
Warren thanks again for your time and consideration every day is an school day for us all so much appreciated 👍 stay safe out there buddy 🇬🇧🇺🇲👍🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚛🚛🚛
Hey Warren, another day of interesting wrenching on heavy duty equipment! Hope your lake out front of the shop goes down soon or you may have to get it stocked with some bass! We’ll keep up the great work, thanks much for the video.
Had to chuckle a little bit. On the top end of the rod you had a cotter pin (split pins according to the Brits), and then on the bottom side of the rod you had an R-pin (cotter pin according to the brits). They sure like to pitch a fit when you don't used the terms they like. They also like to make fun of us for not pronouncing the 'L' when we say, 'solder'. If you had a bigger shop you would probably just have it filled up with more customer machines. "Stuff" always seems to expand to take up all the space you have and then some.
Appreciate you taking the time to make a video! You're the man! Thanks again Warren! Oh yea your shop is a working shop for work not playing with your toys and videoing it!
I've watched your work off and on since finding your channel a few years ago, and you never cease to amaze! Your work ethic and knowledge are unique, and I know that you've helped MANY with what you're doing. Thanks for going through the aggravation of having to film your work, it's very much appreciated! God bless you, Warren!
my step dad worked in shops like this growing up miss the smell of oil grease and diesel but hated the smell of used gear oil always smelled like rotten fish this was the 80's not sure if it's different now
I call them split pin's and a cotter pin one is which is tapered and usually held in place by a nut on it's end, the sort that holds a bicycle crank to it's shaft. Thank's for the video
Wet.....39c and windy. Bushfire here today changed a telescopic hoist on a truck, fitted water tank to an old scania to water the yard. Hot and dry. cheers from down under.
Warren, this is why I still use a bent handly speed wrench, almost impossible to over tighten one of those. Yea, when we're all young and dumb, we tend to "rush" to get something done and next thing ya know, it becomes an "oops" real fast and a hard lesson learned. You're subscription is going up because you're one of the best YT mechanics around, just sayin. As always, great video as always, cheers :)
@@George-dy3ptI know. Been a follower of his since almost day one when he started posting. YT just does stupid things to it's content creators, like un-subing people without notification(s).
Great video Warren really enjoy watching you work on this little Dozer. Little by little getting them repaired. Looking forward to your next video stay safe Warren.
The best one man show on CZcams that’s for sure. Has to be the hardest working guy there is. My two favorite channels is this one and farming, fixing and fabrication. Andy and warren definitely earn their money, warren especially by his self. Andy works alone a lot to but does have help if he absolutely needs it. If I was a wealthy man I would reward warren, but I have lots less than most myself. That’s what hard working and honest gets a person in this country any more.
Next time try turning the clutch clockwise with the ratchet on the bolt that you just finished tightening. You can avoid going to the front of the engine to turn the engine.
Hi Warren been watching for years just finally subscribed. You could have a big fantasy shop your way better off putting your profits in the bank for your retirement you won’t be able work like you do forever besides you wouldn’t drag all that old oily machines into new spiffy shop and most of your customers would be shit out luck😢take er easy and don’t work to hard!
Thanks for sharing partner hope all is going well it’s been a pretty mild winter here in upstate NY so we are swamped with work! No rest for the wicked lol! Take care now!👍
Man the last 5 years the weather has been going crazy as here in the North East as we just had the wettest winter ever recoded in almost 200 years. Never can have enough spare parts as when back in 1987 when my father died and I cleaned out his garage I made a small fortune selling off all the spares he had leftover.
Looks very like the 9U. The hydraulic tank is more in the way though. Pull the air breather off the 9U and you have a lot more room😁 The u-joint shaft is longer though. Might actually have more room to get the whole clutch in and out of that hole once you get it rigged to lift straight. But you already have the dash out……damn…..forgot you had to take all that out of your way
man warren you find some hard jobs ,,,i know there hard to find, but you always look to need some help,,halves the time it takes witha second pair of hands ,,,good luck👍👍
Gday from Tasmania Warren You might not have the nice workshop that others have, But they Certainly Don't have the Talent and Skills that You have Mate
Hi Warren, ...To you guys out there watching this video, give him a like ,subscribe. How hard is that????? We're here watching this and enjoying, learning, so why not lift a finger and give the Guy a " like", while you've got your finger handy, go on, subscribe!!! It's only US that keeps Warren putting out these great videos. If we don't support ( yeah, it don't cost you a penny) it'll be 🤔🤔🤔🤔 havent seen a video lately. You'll know why. Thanks Warren MARK uk
Man you have a pretty damn nice shop.i would have killed for it back home when i was working on the farm and had to fix things in -30 below temps and no shop to work in out in the weather
Ford has always used a plate to locate the starter, ask me how I know! When I did my first 6 to V8 swap, I left the engine plate out ended up pulling the trans back off and putting the plate in then putting it all back together
Warren,yep we’re back at it,not sure why im attracted to dozers,I don’t own one either,it’s pleasing for me jus being there with ya,see ya on the next.
I tell all the farming guy's who work on their own shit to come over here for some good video's to help them out. A couple guy's up in Montana try go with the older equipment on their crops. They have three big buds, some older rigs to haul their crops to town, and try to fix the newer stuff to, and have to fabricate a lot of thing's. I try to share your channel with anyone who work's on the stuff you do. You fix stuff right, and if something isn't right, you show that to. Your shop looks like any other person's would if they had your work load, and the fact that you have to tare stuff apart, wait for parts, yet still do on site calls, as well as have more than one piece of equipment you work on at the same time because it's just you. You have paperwork on top of running for parts, or waiting on your wife to bring you parts to. Eventually you get your stuff moved around, but that is just the reality some people don't think about that aren't a one man show. Just keep doing it like you said Warren, because you get a ton of shit done. G-d bless.
Warren this is a very enjoyable video you are making. It is unbelievable the big heavy parts you have to handle to work on the equipment you get into the shop. I can understand how you get hurt doing your work. Please be careful and remember you are alone and don't have any help available. It would be nice to see someone in the shop that could help you and I know the problems you have getting help but I can still hope you can find someone. thank you again, Sam Allen
i am an old mechanic. last week had a slip and fall. i have now a burned out rotator cuff and several broken ribs and a broken collarbone. i don't recommend it.
👍👍 right on man..what a f@#$!n pain in the a$$, especially with all them extra contraptions hanging on there...like some on here,wish could come over there and give ya hand..but anyway,see ya next time feller 👍 👊
I know Warren wouldn't admit it but I don't think some people really understand how brilliant him and the few guys like him actually are. Its one thing to be specialized or work on one particular make. The fact how he can dive into literally anything diagnoses and repair is pretty amazing to watch. Thanks Warren for letting us watch along!
Good ol' CZcams analytics would never shadow-ban a channel... 😮..
But c'mon fellow viewers, out of 3500 views there are only 960 likes ? You are acting as if it takes money from your pocket to press the like button.... Warren, i appreciate the time and efforts You spend on these videos.
Best Wishes to You and Your Family.
Another Great Video, Warren. Interesting to see the dozer repairs. Thanks for taking the time to drag us along.
You have what would best be described as a working man's shop, nothing fancy just getting shit done. Hope your son is helping you with his truck, you have a lot on your plate. Keep up the good work, hope the subs. continue to rise you deserve it.👍
Thanks for the video Warren. As usual you are working hard to keep these machines alive!
Another field service mechanic here and people don’t give us enough respect for what we do a lot of people don’t realize we keep America feed and the infrastructure running
Totally agree
I’m convinced that many Americans are not going to wake up from their apathy until they go to their local grocery stores and the shelves are empty. I’m not even sure that would wake many of them up.
@@prevost8686 I agree with you I head someone say why do we need farms when we can just go to the grocery store
You guys have all my respect. I've been a line clearance tree trimmer fot 20 some years and I feel the same way. Everyone wants their power but have no idea what it takes to get it to their house.
@@jeffthurmond7537 HOW DARE YOUUUUU! LOL
Your shop is fine in my books. My first job was assisting the technicians or mechanics with whatever they needed. I also swept up the dirt floors. Thanks for sharing.
Because people are. Waking up to understand some one has to work!!! And you are a worker!👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Have a good day Warren
This channel is better than taking an apprentice program. Great job Warren!
Great job as usual, thanks for bringing us along
OMG …that’s a real workout working on that old girl. Kindest regards 🇨🇦🇨🇦
King of obsolete just did a video on a clutch job on a D6 9U had some of the same trouble you had. Good video thanks for sharing
I watch every video and I have to subscribe every time here lately. This doesn't happen on most channels that I follow.
This will give you an answer, I know they are doing it. czcams.com/video/4xl30Re1EUI/video.htmlsi=BKU4ltZrbA8cilSk
Warren is a badass mechanic and there's alot of us out in the field and in shops that go unnoticed. We all let the equipment do the talking for us!
Thanks Warren for another great video. 👍
Great video Warren as always. Thank you and all the other field service mechanic moving forward, and no you don't get the respect ya'll deserve. I am in the automotive field and I know the feeling.
Warren thanks again for your time and consideration every day is an school day for us all so much appreciated 👍 stay safe out there buddy 🇬🇧🇺🇲👍🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚛🚛🚛
What comes through to me after watching you for some time is that you are honest., GOOD ON YOU.
Thanks for the video Warren, enjoyed watching and learned a couple of things. Appreciated your time and effort on the videos.
You answered my thinking on flipping the engine with the starter to bolt the clutch😊
Thanks for the video Warren. I find your scope of work very interesting and I’m glad you video for us.
Your one hard working guy Warren. Excellent video. I see these things, and couldn't even start to begin doing stuff. M
Goodness my job is easy compared to what Warren has to do. Respect!
I get sore just watching you work on old cats great work
Happy to see the channel III s active this morning, thank you for all your efforts
Hey Warren, another day of interesting wrenching on heavy duty equipment! Hope your lake out front of the shop goes down soon or you may have to get it stocked with some bass! We’ll keep up the great work, thanks much for the video.
Had to chuckle a little bit. On the top end of the rod you had a cotter pin (split pins according to the Brits), and then on the bottom side of the rod you had an R-pin (cotter pin according to the brits). They sure like to pitch a fit when you don't used the terms they like.
They also like to make fun of us for not pronouncing the 'L' when we say, 'solder'.
If you had a bigger shop you would probably just have it filled up with more customer machines. "Stuff" always seems to expand to take up all the space you have and then some.
I don't see anything wrong with the shop you are in a lot of us would love to have a shop like you have
“ right Warren you’ve almost got the next hole lined……..ah feck i can’t see” 😂
Appreciate you taking the time to make a video! You're the man! Thanks again Warren! Oh yea your shop is a working shop for work not playing with your toys and videoing it!
All the stuff he has in his shop, from big to small, he can tell you exactly what it is and what it's for.
I've watched your work off and on since finding your channel a few years ago, and you never cease to amaze! Your work ethic and knowledge are unique, and I know that you've helped MANY with what you're doing. Thanks for going through the aggravation of having to film your work, it's very much appreciated! God bless you, Warren!
Glad to see the boot is off.. Hope your foot healed up well.
Morning Warren! you are the GOAT....
4:58 “Tell me when to stop” 😂😂
And the struggle continues warren 😯😯.just keep plodding on
👍👍👍.
Mind you don't get flooded out .the ground is that wet the water has no where to go .😯
Makes my old bones hurt and my knees ache just watching you climb all over that cat, thanks for keeping America running.....
I've had equipment for 40yrs guy's like Warren are worth they're weight in gold or more
my step dad worked in shops like this growing up miss the smell of oil grease and diesel but hated the smell of used gear oil always smelled like rotten fish this was the 80's not sure if it's different now
Gear oil definitely still has a horrible smell 😂
I call them split pin's and a cotter pin one is which is tapered and usually held in place by a nut on it's end, the sort that holds a bicycle crank to it's shaft. Thank's for the video
That is the correct terminology
Wet.....39c and windy. Bushfire here today changed a telescopic hoist on a truck, fitted water tank to an old scania to water the yard. Hot and dry. cheers from down under.
Warren, this is why I still use a bent handly speed wrench, almost impossible to over tighten one of those. Yea, when we're all young and dumb, we tend to "rush" to get something done and next thing ya know, it becomes an "oops" real fast and a hard lesson learned.
You're subscription is going up because you're one of the best YT mechanics around, just sayin. As always, great video as always, cheers :)
His subs are not growing! His sub count has been at 118k for atleast 4 months!
@@George-dy3ptI know. Been a follower of his since almost day one when he started posting. YT just does stupid things to it's content creators, like un-subing people without notification(s).
Great video Warren really enjoy watching you work on this little Dozer. Little by little getting them repaired. Looking forward to your next video stay safe Warren.
I did a wet clutch on an old Clark forklift years ago. No. Fun. At. All.
That 4 doesn't look any better....😵💫
Thanks Warren for the great video. Same adjustments just add flavor to what your doing. Looking forward to the next one. Stay safe out there
For the work you do your shop is just fine. I have been buying work lights from harbor freight like yours, rechargeable and good magnets.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. 👍🏻
U have good video
Great video thanks for sharing
The best one man show on CZcams that’s for sure. Has to be the hardest working guy there is. My two favorite channels is this one and farming, fixing and fabrication. Andy and warren definitely earn their money, warren especially by his self. Andy works alone a lot to but does have help if he absolutely needs it. If I was a wealthy man I would reward warren, but I have lots less than most myself. That’s what hard working and honest gets a person in this country any more.
good vid warren
Split pin is also a term used over here for a skinny person. You might qualify to be called split pin . Thanks Warren from London UK
That makes no sense at all
Meanwhile here in Wisconsin its 60 Degrees and warm and sunny and dry... in February!! 🤣
Crazy weather
@@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353HAARP
Next time try turning the clutch clockwise with the ratchet on the bolt that you just finished tightening. You can avoid going to the front of the engine to turn the engine.
Thank you.
Hi Warren been watching for years just finally subscribed. You could have a big fantasy shop your way better off putting your profits in the bank for your retirement you won’t be able work like you do forever besides you wouldn’t drag all that old oily machines into new spiffy shop and most of your customers would be shit out luck😢take er easy and don’t work to hard!
Thanks for sharing partner hope all is going well it’s been a pretty mild winter here in upstate NY so we are swamped with work! No rest for the wicked lol! Take care now!👍
Man the last 5 years the weather has been going crazy as here in the North East as we just had the wettest winter ever recoded in almost 200 years.
Never can have enough spare parts as when back in 1987 when my father died and I cleaned out his garage I made a small fortune selling off all the spares he had leftover.
Rather you than me Warren. Amazes me how you keep your cool. I would've lost it on that job 😀
Great video and amazing skills across so many machines and situation. Thank you for your content.
Looks very like the 9U. The hydraulic tank is more in the way though. Pull the air breather off the 9U and you have a lot more room😁
The u-joint shaft is longer though. Might actually have more room to get the whole clutch in and out of that hole once you get it rigged to lift straight.
But you already have the dash out……damn…..forgot you had to take all that out of your way
man warren you find some hard jobs ,,,i know there hard to find, but you always look to need some help,,halves the time it takes witha second pair of hands ,,,good luck👍👍
Gday from Tasmania Warren
You might not have the nice workshop that others have, But they Certainly Don't have the Talent and Skills that You have Mate
Hi Warren, ...To you guys out there watching this video, give him a like ,subscribe. How hard is that????? We're here watching this and enjoying, learning, so why not lift a finger and give the Guy a " like", while you've got your finger handy, go on, subscribe!!! It's only US that keeps Warren putting out these great videos. If we don't support ( yeah, it don't cost you a penny) it'll be 🤔🤔🤔🤔 havent seen a video lately. You'll know why. Thanks Warren
MARK uk
Man you have a pretty damn nice shop.i would have killed for it back home when i was working on the farm and had to fix things in -30 below temps and no shop to work in out in the weather
We only call a split pin that because it is ! and we’ve already got cotters and cotter pins,and they’re something else…
Ford has always used a plate to locate the starter, ask me how I know!
When I did my first 6 to V8 swap, I left the engine plate out ended up pulling the trans back off and putting the plate in then putting it all back together
Thanks Warren!
Warren,yep we’re back at it,not sure why im attracted to dozers,I don’t own one either,it’s pleasing for me jus being there with ya,see ya on the next.
Thanks Warren for the video!
Hello Warren. You need a good set of nee pads when working on those Cat's. Or padding of some discripedsion.
Go trout fishing behind the shop. St.Paul,Minnesota.
I tell all the farming guy's who work on their own shit to come over here for some good video's to help them out. A couple guy's up in Montana try go with the older equipment on their crops. They have three big buds, some older rigs to haul their crops to town, and try to fix the newer stuff to, and have to fabricate a lot of thing's. I try to share your channel with anyone who work's on the stuff you do. You fix stuff right, and if something isn't right, you show that to. Your shop looks like any other person's would if they had your work load, and the fact that you have to tare stuff apart, wait for parts, yet still do on site calls, as well as have more than one piece of equipment you work on at the same time because it's just you. You have paperwork on top of running for parts, or waiting on your wife to bring you parts to. Eventually you get your stuff moved around, but that is just the reality some people don't think about that aren't a one man show. Just keep doing it like you said Warren, because you get a ton of shit done. G-d bless.
Old cat stuff hard to beat , work outside it’s whole life still comes apart ok when it’s time for repair
The shop is maybe chaotic and dirty but at least the klients don,t have to pay for polishing the shop and you get shit done.
We do call them split pins in NZ 😊
Warren this is a very enjoyable video you are making. It is unbelievable the big heavy parts you have to handle to work on the equipment you get into the shop. I can understand how you get hurt doing your work. Please be careful and remember you are alone and don't have any help available. It would be nice to see someone in the shop that could help you and I know the problems you have getting help but I can still hope you can find someone.
thank you again,
Sam Allen
Looking good
i am an old mechanic. last week had a slip and fall. i have now a burned out rotator cuff and several broken ribs and a broken collarbone. i don't recommend it.
That's not good. Hope you get healed up soon. Getting old isn't for weenies.
story time , some lessons are learned so hard ! glad you got it fixed . Now to this day there is a flag in your head .
Great video
You mentioned your subscriptions going up. Like usual, I had to resubscribe when I went to give a thumbs up.
Thank you
the pin on the clutch brake you are fidling to du ia called safety pin her in Norway i du called that :)
Warren's shop may not be fancy, but his dozer repairs sure do caterpillage through the day!
On a scale 1 to 10 how difficult would it be to swap a automatic to a zf6 in a 99 super duty 4wd with 7.3l power stroke?
Buy a truck with one in it😁
What a friggen nightmare. You need a nice easy job next.
Warren, check out a song by Ian Tyson called…Moisture,eh! You’ll get a kick out of it. 🇨🇦🇨🇦
oh is that why the dealer won't work on those cats,
If socket wrenches were magnetic it would help out alot.
Use a pair of side cutters to remove the split pin
I thought the 7.3 starter bolted to the engine block ?
Never run over any mattresses.
Those old Cats look so hard to work on. Not much room in there. Lookin good though…..
You would think that the bolt pattern for the block and transmission on Ford would all be the same. What is Ford doing.
Please subscribe guys!
Another great video 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Now, Warren, you know you are not supposed to "Pay attention to the woman behind the curtain" 🙂
GREAT VIDEO WARREN!! WHATS THE RATIO ON YOUR TORQUE MULTIPLIER??
4 to 1
For your 7.3 you could just stick longer bolts thru the bell housing for the starter to bolt up to?
👍👍 right on man..what a f@#$!n pain in the a$$, especially with all them extra contraptions hanging on there...like some on here,wish could come over there and give ya hand..but anyway,see ya next time feller 👍 👊