Is anyone else out there amazed at how wimpy the spoked drivers look on these massive tractors? I know they work but compared to the rest of the machine they look like they would just bend out of shape. Great video as always.
Hey Warren, the fact that you work on such a variety of equipment keeps me coming back! I love seeing all the different equipment and really appreciate the knowledge from the old stuff up through the new high tech stuff. Great videos!😊
My subscription always stays Warren… I never have a problem been subscribed to you for years mostly enjoy when you work on the cats and the heavy equipment
Those fumigation crawlers seem to be a amazing misch-mash of everyone and their dog brother fabricating, abusive operation and half-hearted maintenance. Issac @ IC Weld often times uses a needle scaler to remove slag on large welding runs, not only to speed removal but on the theory that the peening helps stress relieve. Issac is a wizard with a cutting torch, uses air arc or plasma to move metal better than most people, seems very honest and forthright and definitely knows His arse from a hole in the ground. There is another creator i watch that is honest and forthright that knows His arse from a hole in the ground. Warren Rodgers, Best Wishes to Him and His Family.
My subscription is solid. I know this is no easy job Warren but you make it look easy. I guess that's experience showing through. Amazing that someone exploited this customer by putting worn used sprockets on this machine. Thank you very much.
Man I remember now why I retired ! my back hurts just watching you crawl in and out up and down over and through that crawler. I feel for you man Western truck and tractor repair Rocks.
There are a lot of good welders out there but not a lot of good welders that can also rebuild engines, gearboxes and re-loom a modern electronic controlled vehicle. Top work Warren.
Hi Warren, said it before , say it again.... ain't no substitute for skill and knowledge. You have both in abundance. Keep doing what you're doing. Thanks for taking the time to post these videos. We're just armchair surfers, but you are there doing it. People dont realise how tough this kind of work is. I've been there, done it , still got the scars.... never mind the t shirt🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thanks MARK uk
Fix stuff ?? Troubleshoot stuff?? Not nowadays got to just get something new Mostly just parts changers out there now Actual mechanics are hard to find Keep up the awesome videos Warren 👍👍👍
We appreciate your camera work especially in those hard-to-reach places around equipment where lighting is far from perfect. In fact, we are ready to award you with the "Cecil B. DeMille Award" for excellent camera work on these videos!! Subscribed (long time, no problems)
For MY ENTIRE LIFE… I called it Air Arc. Just happened to be on the market for a new Air Arc setup because my old one(from my dad) was over 30 years old and could do with an upgrade. I learned today that it’s actually Arc Air. I think this is one of those tricks like like bearenstien bears being remembered differently than people see it today. It’s a trick! Lol. We always called it Air Arc. I was surprised to learn it’s actually Arc Air. 😂
Tired and worn out 60 yr old mobile plant fitter here from the UK. I`ve always said that only a certain type of mechanic can do mobile work, regardless of whether he`s any good or not. Majority of mechanics like their home comforts of warm workshops and able to pick parts off the shelf in the stores... But you Sir are one of the few who can handle the hassle of working on site. Top Guy
Glade to see your still interested in keeping the old machines in running order. Awesome job you do enjoy watching your channel keep up the amazing work
Thanks for the CAT repair update, your years of experience make the process look some what easy, but it is tough work, and it is a pleasure to watch your experience work thru issues. Enjoyed watching, appreciate your time and effort.
Warren, Jpaydirt gave you the best compliment on his last video (I did it all by myself). It is at about the 20 minute mark. "Warren is the Hardest working and most knowledgeable". Even if I was a mechanic, I agree. No way I could keep up with you. You are really amazing in what you can fix and how fast you do it....
Warren you AMAZING. Work . Not many people left that work as hard as you and are ad knowledgeable as yourself. Your a inspiration too me. Thank you for taking the time to record and share your lifes work. Its appriciated. Kindest Regards Andy. Perth Australia
Just a one man band getting shit done, if there's better on CZcams I haven't seen them. Your skills never cease to amaze, and you do this all by yourself. I'm not a heavy equipment mechanic but if I was, I would have given anything to learn from a guy like you as an apprentice.👍
What an absolute awesome video thanks Warren for your time and consideration , what an education regards from England 🇬🇧🇺🇲 stay safe out there bud🔧🛠️🚜🚛
Great video Warren really enjoy watching you work on this little dozer replacing the drive sprocket and all the parts that come off and go back on to complete this job. Thanks for sharing stay safe Warren.
I went yo plasma gouging over air arc gouging due to the ease and simplicity since all that is needed is the proper gouging consumables for your plasma cutter.
Nice work on the cat Warren. You’re amazing working by yourself! I don’t know what’s up with the unsubscribe thing. I’ve never been involuntarily unsubscribed from any channel. Thank much for the video my friend.
Hey Warren, love watching your videos and glad to see your shoes match again foot must be feeling a lot better. Glad you’re healed up maybe not totally but on your way keep up the great videos love watching you
i expect cat screwed up the sprocket delivery and the previous fitter had to improvise not very well i have a d4c i am loving this content thanks warren angus
Really Appreciate the Videos, Warren. I have welded since I was a kid and I have not used Arc Gouging yet, I’m going to see what I need to get started. I’m not a welder by trade, but I can hold my own on everything except pipe, unless I can spin it. I like your welder, how it doesn’t have to run wide open all the time. That looks like a fun but tough job. Thanks Again, Have a Good Weekend.
Once again I saw you posted a new video but I didn’t receive any alert. Low and behold, I was unsubscribed from your channel AGAIN! I definitely support your channel and content but I guess one way or another the Tube Bot doesn’t agree with me. Make sure others aren’t experiencing the same problem. Keep up the great work buddy and keep em rolling!
You know Warren This stuff never gets old ..My subscribe button has always been on (with the bell ) Keep up the videos and good work ethic ..Its hard to find a qualified person such as yourself . Well done
Ive welded for years(I’m not a welder). Awhile back I started measuring what I was welding(thickness/gauge) with a micrometer. Then I’d lift the hood on my welder and reference the chart 📈 the factory provides. It’s AMAZING how much easier and clean welding can be when you have the proper heat and feed speed. Fifteen years I’ve been eye balling this crap and it shows👍🤪 Great video
G'day Warren,, Another cool vid, Seemed to be a quick job ,even for you , looking foward to the clutch work. I've said it before , these owners /opperators are very lucky to have you doing their repairs .Love watching a skilled tradesman , especially one as multi skilled as you are .Great vid Warren . Respect....!
Grown about 100k subs since I first came across this channel. Been great to see it grow! You should upload your original channel intro in front of your old ford service truck!
Classic that the content and quality of your production and expertise of your craft doesnt seem to deterr youtube from makin revenue by pumping commercial after commercial off your great content and then unsubscribing your viewers must be the AI squeakn out more profit for them, appreciate ya.
Few videos ago you said you were done with electric impacts and man I can relate. They say the electric has more power but I feel air is more reliable and still hits harder. That being said my m12 3/8 isn’t still a go to for small stuff.
They possibly couldn't source a new one especially during the Covid 19 debacle! At one time you could buy a rim with holes drilled into it to change a solid sprocket over to a segmented one, but I don't know if you could find one these days, Keep up the good work!
I like the way you feel about the small guy. You know, not everybody has a lot of money. That's for d***Sure, admire you or giving people a good deal even though you can't learn everything but s***I know what you mean crazy crazy world out there.
Hey Warren, have you heard of the start up called Edison Motors? They're trying to build hybrid trucks. By retrofitting old trucks with gensets and electric axles. If you had the time, you would be great as an installer of their kits. They're on youtube.
Good general rule for engine driven welders is not to exceed 80 percent of the machines max amperage while air arcing. Also regulating the air pressure to 70-90 psi keeps from excess slag blow back.
@@eaglezxz3354 -every engine driven welder I have is 100 percent duty cycle. 80 percent rules keeps the welder from bouncing off the Governor. Shop machines don’t suffer from this.
Staying subscribed. Well, it sure is hard getting on and off those CAT dozers, I guess it better than clambering all over a D8 ! Have a good week end hope you get time to sink a few beers and have some time with family and pets.
cut sproket rim inhalf then u leave track frame on cut a piece of flat bar from sprocket hu b to edge of sprocket tooth weld u can use for alength guage on tthe spokes
Warren I just started watching your videos past couple weeks. Subscribed,, love your views on life right wing stuff love your dogs, your a good mechanic,,I'll keep watching from Canada keep your videos coming.
I don't understand cutting apart and welding the sprocket onto the old assembly. Wouldn't it be MUCH easier to replace the whole unit? Is the whole unit no longer available, or too expensive?
Nice job Warren. Is the weld on sprocket faster then just replacing the entire sprocket? Coolest thing I've ever seen man. Looking forward to seeing more
I've worked hard all my life, but apparently not hard enough because watching you just wears me out 😊.
Thanks for sharing Warren.
He wears me out too. I'm always wishin I could be there to give him a hand.
Man thats the best comment Ive heard in a while.
Is anyone else out there amazed at how wimpy the spoked drivers look on these massive tractors? I know they work but compared to the rest of the machine they look like they would just bend out of shape. Great video as always.
Hey Warren, the fact that you work on such a variety of equipment keeps me coming back! I love seeing all the different equipment and really appreciate the knowledge from the old stuff up through the new high tech stuff. Great videos!😊
New chain track on an old sprocket !!!! That's like washing your feet and putting your dirty socks back on !!!! Crazy !!!!
My subscription always stays Warren… I never have a problem been subscribed to you for years mostly enjoy when you work on the cats and the heavy equipment
I really enjoy when Warren goes off with one of his epic rants!
Those fumigation crawlers seem to be a amazing misch-mash of everyone and their dog brother fabricating, abusive operation and half-hearted maintenance.
Issac @ IC Weld often times uses a needle scaler to remove slag on large welding runs, not only to speed removal but on the theory that the peening helps stress relieve.
Issac is a wizard with a cutting torch, uses air arc or plasma to move metal better than most people, seems very honest and forthright and definitely knows His arse from a hole in the ground.
There is another creator i watch that is honest and forthright that knows His arse from a hole in the ground.
Warren Rodgers, Best Wishes to Him and His Family.
My subscription is solid. I know this is no easy job Warren but you make it look easy. I guess that's experience showing through. Amazing that someone exploited this customer by putting worn used sprockets on this machine.
Thank you very much.
Another big job you make look easy. Thanks so much for taking the time to make these videos
Man I remember now why I retired ! my back hurts just watching you crawl in and out up and down over and through that crawler. I feel for you man Western truck and tractor repair Rocks.
There are a lot of good welders out there but not a lot of good welders that can also rebuild engines, gearboxes and re-loom a modern electronic controlled vehicle.
Top work Warren.
Hi Warren, said it before , say it again.... ain't no substitute for skill and knowledge. You have both in abundance. Keep doing what you're doing. Thanks for taking the time to post these videos. We're just armchair surfers, but you are there doing it. People dont realise how tough this kind of work is. I've been there, done it , still got the scars.... never mind the t shirt🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks
MARK uk
Fix stuff ?? Troubleshoot stuff??
Not nowadays got to just get something new
Mostly just parts changers out there now
Actual mechanics are hard to find
Keep up the awesome videos Warren 👍👍👍
Nice video Warren! I sure don’t miss working on heavy equipment.
I worked as a car and light truck mechanic and could not see myself working on the stuff you work on but enjoy watching it.
We appreciate your camera work especially in those hard-to-reach places around equipment where lighting is far from perfect. In fact, we are ready to award you with the "Cecil B. DeMille Award" for excellent camera work on these videos!! Subscribed (long time, no problems)
For MY ENTIRE LIFE… I called it Air Arc. Just happened to be on the market for a new Air Arc setup because my old one(from my dad) was over 30 years old and could do with an upgrade. I learned today that it’s actually Arc Air. I think this is one of those tricks like like bearenstien bears being remembered differently than people see it today. It’s a trick! Lol. We always called it Air Arc. I was surprised to learn it’s actually Arc Air. 😂
Tired and worn out 60 yr old mobile plant fitter here from the UK. I`ve always said that only a certain type of mechanic can do mobile work, regardless of whether he`s any good or not. Majority of mechanics like their home comforts of warm workshops and able to pick parts off the shelf in the stores... But you Sir are one of the few who can handle the hassle of working on site. Top Guy
I guess we all accumulate a lifetime of knowledge if we make an effort but tis fella blows me away with his experience and expertise
Glade to see your still interested in keeping the old machines in running order. Awesome job you do enjoy watching your channel keep up the amazing work
Many thanks for running the camera while you're working! Probably slows you down a bit, but this amounts to a classroom video.
Thanks for the CAT repair update, your years of experience make the process look some what easy, but it is tough work, and it is a pleasure to watch your experience work thru issues. Enjoyed watching, appreciate your time and effort.
Never run over old mattresses.
Hello from Brunswick, Maine, US...
Warren, Jpaydirt gave you the best compliment on his last video (I did it all by myself). It is at about the 20 minute mark. "Warren is the Hardest working and most knowledgeable". Even if I was a mechanic, I agree. No way I could keep up with you. You are really amazing in what you can fix and how fast you do it....
Jeff is a hell of good guy.
@@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353between you and Jeff, I am in awe of your combined knowledge and attention to details in all your endeavours. 👍👍
Great job Warren thanks for showing us what it entails to replace sprocket
good to see you had dry conditions for that repair. nice shinny new spokes and gears
Warren you AMAZING. Work . Not many people left that work as hard as you and are ad knowledgeable as yourself. Your a inspiration too me. Thank you for taking the time to record and share your lifes work. Its appriciated. Kindest Regards Andy. Perth Australia
Just a one man band getting shit done, if there's better on CZcams I haven't seen them. Your skills never cease to amaze, and you do this all by yourself. I'm not a heavy equipment mechanic but if I was, I would have given anything to learn from a guy like you as an apprentice.👍
What an absolute awesome video thanks Warren for your time and consideration , what an education regards from England 🇬🇧🇺🇲 stay safe out there bud🔧🛠️🚜🚛
Watching your video is giving me flashbacks. Did the same job last summer on a International TD9.
Hey Warren I wish I was 20 years younger I would love to work with you your a grt teacher ty for the videos
Unbelievable.........this man needs a raise........and thanks for sharing.
Great video Warren really enjoy watching you work on this little dozer replacing the drive sprocket and all the parts that come off and go back on to complete this job. Thanks for sharing stay safe Warren.
Yes Warren, I had to Subscribe again. Thanks for sharing your repairs. I know I'm past doing, but I can watch with respect seeing a master at work.
You tackle that welding job like any other job. Very impressive how well rounded of a mechanic you are man
Always surprised that you are so mobile in your body. Thanks Warren for showing us your jobs.
I went yo plasma gouging over air arc gouging due to the ease and simplicity since all that is needed is the proper gouging consumables for your plasma cutter.
Nice work on the cat Warren. You’re amazing working by yourself! I don’t know what’s up with the unsubscribe thing. I’ve never been involuntarily unsubscribed from any channel. Thank much for the video my friend.
Warren another great job. Your content is spot on and so is the commentary and opinions.
Love you’re videos keep um coming 👍🇬🇧👍thank you
Thank you. Your job is enjoyable to watch, but it's damn hard work. Hats off to you.
You are spot on about the air ark the more you use it the better you get at it I like using one it saves time
Hey Warren, love watching your videos and glad to see your shoes match again foot must be feeling a lot better. Glad you’re healed up maybe not totally but on your way keep up the great videos love watching you
Too bad it couldn't be upgraded to sprocket segments--sure would save alot of labor !!
i expect cat screwed up the sprocket delivery and the previous fitter had to improvise not very well i have a d4c i am loving this content thanks warren angus
Really Appreciate the Videos, Warren. I have welded since I was a kid and I have not used Arc Gouging yet, I’m going to see what I need to get started. I’m not a welder by trade, but I can hold my own on everything except pipe, unless I can spin it. I like your welder, how it doesn’t have to run wide open all the time. That looks like a fun but tough job. Thanks Again, Have a Good Weekend.
Once again I saw you posted a new video but I didn’t receive any alert. Low and behold, I was unsubscribed from your channel AGAIN! I definitely support your channel and content but I guess one way or another the Tube Bot doesn’t agree with me. Make sure others aren’t experiencing the same problem. Keep up the great work buddy and keep em rolling!
Thank you, and lot's of people are being unsubscribed
YT is a THEIF.
Good thing about watching your welding Warren as I don't have to worry about getting flash burn
You know Warren This stuff never gets old ..My subscribe button has always been on (with the bell ) Keep up the videos and good work ethic ..Its hard to find a qualified person such as yourself . Well done
Ive welded for years(I’m not a welder). Awhile back I started measuring what I was welding(thickness/gauge) with a micrometer. Then I’d lift the hood on my welder and reference the chart 📈 the factory provides. It’s AMAZING how much easier and clean welding can be when you have the proper heat and feed speed. Fifteen years I’ve been eye balling this crap and it shows👍🤪 Great video
Same here man 👍👊
G'day Warren,,
Another cool vid,
Seemed to be a quick job ,even for you , looking foward to the clutch work.
I've said it before , these owners /opperators are very lucky to have you doing their repairs .Love watching a skilled tradesman ,
especially one as multi skilled as you are .Great vid Warren .
Respect....!
Great video Warren as always. Going over to watch the clutch adjust video. Warren you are one hard worker my friend.
Hi Warren - Thanks for mentioning the subscription. I checked and was unsubscribed for some reason. I really enjoy your videos! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Warren ive been watchin you for a while now and you have to be the best mechanical engineer ive seen is there anything you cant do .
Grown about 100k subs since I first came across this channel. Been great to see it grow! You should upload your original channel intro in front of your old ford service truck!
Thanks Warren!!!
Classic that the content and quality of your production and expertise of your craft doesnt seem to deterr youtube from makin revenue by pumping commercial after commercial off your great content and then unsubscribing your viewers must be the AI squeakn out more profit for them, appreciate ya.
Few videos ago you said you were done with electric impacts and man I can relate. They say the electric has more power but I feel air is more reliable and still hits harder. That being said my m12 3/8 isn’t still a go to for small stuff.
Great work mate.
Great Video Warren! You are a hardworking man!
thanks for the videos warren, must be a pain to make but i do enjoy them. Thumbs up for Warren
These heavy equipment repairs are fascinating to watch. This video in particular kinds reminds me of Pakistani truck.
I remember when u replaced to sprockets, tracks ect on those 3 cats . Awsome job
Safe travels🎉🎉🎉
Good afternoon Warren. Well… it is here.
Warren,glad to see you”kicked the habit” slam off your foot,happy it’s better now for you, I’ll see ya on the next!
Thanks Warren for the video
Another great video warren! Thanks for videoing 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
You're gonna have to call this the wheel of misfortune
Great video thanks for sharing hope you have a good weekend
I had a 951c that had weld on sprockets like that. It's interesting to see how it's done even though I hated that system
👍👍right on feller... working your ass off like normal...hope u can maybe catch a little rest this weekend... thanks for everything...see ya later 👊
Those tractors are quite sophistigated.
Looking good
Another great video
Another good one Warren, thanks.
They possibly couldn't source a new one especially during the Covid 19 debacle! At one time you could buy a rim with holes drilled into it to change a solid sprocket over to a segmented one, but I don't know if you could find one these days, Keep up the good work!
Real time in the trench combat with Warren....knows how it goes....best gun these days...ALL BULLS EYES..!
Carry on
I like the way you feel about the small guy. You know, not everybody has a lot of money. That's for d***Sure, admire you or giving people a good deal even though you can't learn everything but s***I know what you mean crazy crazy world out there.
In California they cover the acreage in black plastic and then pump in the gas to destroy everything underneath.
I wonder if that sprocket was replaced during Covid when parts were hard to source.
I did 3 of them at the same time and parts were readily available
Hey Warren, have you heard of the start up called Edison Motors? They're trying to build hybrid trucks. By retrofitting old trucks with gensets and electric axles. If you had the time, you would be great as an installer of their kits. They're on youtube.
Another great video Thanks Warren. My substitute is good.
Warren I'm still subscribed. I love your channel. I hope your foot Is better.
Good Job Warren, Pet the Pups
Good general rule for engine driven welders is not to exceed 80 percent of the machines max amperage while air arcing. Also regulating the air pressure to 70-90 psi keeps from excess slag blow back.
@@eaglezxz3354 -every engine driven welder I have is 100 percent duty cycle. 80 percent rules keeps the welder from bouncing off the Governor. Shop machines don’t suffer from this.
Hell yeah warren getting it done 👍👍
Staying subscribed. Well, it sure is hard getting on and off those CAT dozers, I guess it better than clambering all over a D8 !
Have a good week end hope you get time to sink a few beers and have some time with family and pets.
Great your so strong!!!!
cut sproket rim inhalf then u leave track frame on cut a piece of flat bar from sprocket hu b to edge of sprocket tooth weld u can use for alength guage on tthe spokes
Warren I just started watching your videos past couple weeks. Subscribed,, love your views on life right wing stuff love your dogs, your a good mechanic,,I'll keep watching from Canada keep your videos coming.
Thank you man for your videos. Love them.
Don't know what's your name 🙂😊 but I like what you're doing, so keep working... Peace
I'm done with working on modern equipment,,,I enjoy working on pre 90 equipment,,,have fun
I don't understand cutting apart and welding the sprocket onto the old assembly. Wouldn't it be MUCH easier to replace the whole unit? Is the whole unit no longer available, or too expensive?
Nice job Warren. Is the weld on sprocket faster then just replacing the entire sprocket? Coolest thing I've ever seen man. Looking forward to seeing more
This is a good series I'm enjoying it immensely. Hi Warren it's me a comment with every viewing just for vindictive CZcams monitors lol
Nicely Done, Thanks for Sharing...
Some companies do have endless amounts of money but absolutely zero cents
Hey J PAY DIRT is bragging on you as one of hardest working mechanic on U Tube. I agree
Warren. Because it's not their money. They think YOU should tell the customer to rebuild it while you are at it. 😅😅
Not an easy job replacing those drive sockets warren .
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
god bless you a hard worker