I drove a Freightliner like that some years back, it had a Cummins 400,a fuller 10 speed, and we called it the beak. I have always really liked Mack Superliners.
I can listen to these boys all day. The only thing missing is the beer! What a treasure trove of knowledge these guys have. I just bought a 1979 KW W900A w/Big Cam II 400 in it and a 15 speed RR Log Truck. It has been sitting for 10 years and I need to crank it up. I bought it last fall and drove 400 miles to get it right as the Snow decided it was time to show up. Blizzard conditions so it has been left to this Spring to retrieve it. Tires, fuel, filters, batteries and oil have all been bought in anticipation. Can't wait to get it started. I could use these guys to drop in and nurse it back to health for me! Lol.
I love how you Guy's have fun in you're videos, I laugh right with you. I watched other peoples videos and there is no laughing, they make their videos boring to watch, but you Guy's I can watch for hours. It's nice to see people out there have some good fun. Just keep smiling and have fun doing what you Guy's do!!
yes!! I have seen a few "sawmill-mechanic" videos and there seems to sometimes be very little in the way of feelings and emotions in some of them. I come here to your videos nearly every day that I have my evening computer on. I only live like 80 miles away but I have no car.... Tallahassee.
Most things with engines that sat I always say that first start after sitting in the hardest, it will make you work for it but after that it's easy. I've done many small engines and cars to learn that. When you spun it over my first thought was sticky valves low compression.
Hey man just want to say, watching your vids for a while now and thoroughly enjoying your content. Also thanks for sharing your fathers last words, some real world advice that you didn’t have to share. Subscribed & Much love from Scotland 💙
@@HamiltonvilleFarm very handy I’ve never found pliers that were that small tho that were industrial and made from steel tho !!! Lol the Government pays 5k for the 2” crescent !!!!! Lolol
Brilliant guys your footage is awesome you can't beat it I wish I was that lucky to do what yous do I love everything and anything mechanical I can turn my hand to fox repair good work guys 💯👍🏻
@@HamiltonvilleFarm I loved you from I was 15 years old now I’m 45 years old and I still love watching your vids and your partners helping you cranking up stuff
Hank in 1988 I worked as a mechanic.That was the last year of mechanical fuel pumps.1989 we had electronic fuel pumps.In 1992 we had ecm computers.I quit wrenching and started driving in 89.by 99 these trucks started really depending on laptops for diagnosis.I tell you this because it dawned on me years ago that if someone finds one in the weeds no one will have the computer software or knowhow to make it run again lol.Wait 30 years and see if u can start a 2009 volvo
Please don't let people stop you from giving your dads death bed wisdom. I love it. You are not disrespecting your dad its funny. I get it ! Love you guys.
I got an even smaller crescent wrench. Its a Craftsman and it's about 2 inches long. I was amazed. Thanks for sharing Hank! Hopefully that truck will be bought and back on the road soon. 👍
Skosh- You have spent some time in the Orient. Twin screw too big/long for where I spent time - rockies and Black Range - ye old mule skinner. Our favored trucks were White, gas (cold and high altitude & 1950s) pistons like syrup buckets, 6 cylinder.
Good Evening Y'all Great Video that's the same firing order as a Chevy Straight 6 thought that was neat I would love one of those around town Honk the horn at Trains 🚂 we bought 21 acres in SC paradise Have Great Night Y'all
This is my 1st time watching this channel I'm 1.37 in and I've had the biggest shock of my life I thought the guy talking was a teenager 🤣 I wasn't expecting that for sure. Can't wait to see how the episode unfolds
@@HamiltonvilleFarm loved it shame you couldntget it running hope there is a follow up video. went back and watch the 2 on the auto car and loved them as well
Hola amigos ! Me gustaría verlos reconstruir un viejo Mack D M 800 media cara como el manejé durante muchos años , por favor si localizan alguno , haga el video me encantaría poder observar como lo reviven . Gracias amigos.!
Helps some truckers :-) TGIF and F and OK and OOPS on the sticks. Oh - Toe goes in first. Watching this a second time - two months ago... Hum. Smaller Hum - think I might. I have one that was a key chain size and it is in the tool box.
Not that it's a big deal, but the easiest time to kill wasps is at night. At night, they won't try to fly. So you won't have to worry about a sting. Night time is the best time to kill them if you are scared or allergic or whatever the case.
We still have a few tripable bunks running around southern BC dropping logs into the lakes. Used to be a bunch up In northern BC dumping into lake williston.
Engine doesn't seem to have much compression. Starter is also running too slow, bad connection somewhere, Check voltage drop in your cables to the starter. At 12 Volts you need perfect and very clean connections.
Hank, when you handed Brandle that bigger cresent wrench, you reminded me of one of my Dad's sayings. Don't force it, get a bigger hammer. Have a blessed day Gentlemen.
I was screaming at the screen..."It's not a fuel problem. It's not a fuel problem." I don't know why you didn't hear me!!! LOL I thought when you first cranked it that it didn't sound like you had much compression. When you hit it with the ether and it didn't even try, I was sure of it. Either the valves aren't closing all the way or the rings are too dry to make a seal. You could pull each injector and spray a bunch of WD40 inside. That might give you enough compression to fire off. While you're doing that you can check the valve lash to make sure the valves are coming all the way up.
Im pretty sure your supposed to Screw that Screw in for Fuel Solenoid.. too bypass electric. Those Cummind motors were the best Back in the day...All you needed was a Dime too turn that screw with. It fits right in..It sounded like it didnt have much compression. Probably from Valves sticking opened..I worked on those old Cummins alot back in the Day...Great motors. The truck body seems in good shape. Would make a Nice Restore Candidate.
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I love watching you vids I watch you from I was eight now I’m 45 watching you cranking things up
if you can not even ride a motorcycle how should you be able to start a truck last
Why don’t you buy iy
Vc
You need to pull in the clutch on the dirtbike
I drove a Freightliner like that some years back, it had a Cummins 400,a fuller 10 speed, and we called it the beak. I have always really liked Mack Superliners.
thanks for watching!
I can listen to these boys all day. The only thing missing is the beer! What a treasure trove of knowledge these guys have. I just bought a 1979 KW W900A w/Big Cam II 400 in it and a 15 speed RR Log Truck. It has been sitting for 10 years and I need to crank it up. I bought it last fall and drove 400 miles to get it right as the Snow decided it was time to show up. Blizzard conditions so it has been left to this Spring to retrieve it. Tires, fuel, filters, batteries and oil have all been bought in anticipation. Can't wait to get it started. I could use these guys to drop in and nurse it back to health for me! Lol.
Nice rig.
I love how you Guy's have fun in you're videos, I laugh right with you. I watched other peoples videos and there is no laughing, they make their videos boring to watch, but you Guy's I can watch for hours. It's nice to see people out there have some good fun. Just keep smiling and have fun doing what you Guy's do!!
I appreciate that!
yes!! I have seen a few "sawmill-mechanic" videos and there seems to sometimes be very little in the way of feelings and emotions in some of them. I come here to your videos nearly every day that I have my evening computer on.
I only live like 80 miles away but I have no car....
Tallahassee.
Most things with engines that sat I always say that first start after sitting in the hardest, it will make you work for it but after that it's easy. I've done many small engines and cars to learn that. When you spun it over my first thought was sticky valves low compression.
It depends if the truck will start and move from where it's parked at.
this is all of the motivation I need. I have been thinking about a battery powered saw. 40 volts unit is what I'm looking at
it has served me well. I've had it about 3 months now and have been with it. A 40v one will be even better than this one.
Hey man just want to say, watching your vids for a while now and thoroughly enjoying your content.
Also thanks for sharing your fathers last words, some real world advice that you didn’t have to share. Subscribed & Much love from Scotland 💙
I appreciate the comment 👍
you have to pull in on the clutch lever to disengage and slowly let it out to engage. Its not an automatic like some of the older models.
The crescent wrench goes down to a 2” so there is smaller I’ve always had one for my key chain .
LOL. Cool!
@@HamiltonvilleFarm very handy I’ve never found pliers that were that small tho that were industrial and made from steel tho !!! Lol the Government pays 5k for the 2” crescent !!!!! Lolol
@@HamiltonvilleFarm they are easily lost from your pocket unfortunately.
i have one of those keychain crest wrenches.
I keep one on my keychain. Saved me on a few occasions.
I always like it when you guys work on that old equipment that's just funny as hell to watch keep up the good work
Thanks for watching
That lizard crawling around on the engine was pretty cool lol thanks for sharing buddy
Thanks for the visit!
Lol I was wondering if anyone was gonna say something about that lizard
“I’ll never forget these 3 things, I’ll take em’ to the grave with me…and #3 was, ……uhhh….. well I forgot number 3.” 😆 that had me rollin 🤣
Lol thanks
Every video always has me Rollin 🤣 I know its coming
Classic Hank
😂😆
Brilliant guys your footage is awesome you can't beat it I wish I was that lucky to do what yous do I love everything and anything mechanical I can turn my hand to fox repair good work guys 💯👍🏻
I call the Cresent Wrench the " left hand metric wrench " It fits everything
That battery saw looks pretty sweet!
You need one :)
The milwaukee is better, 16" bar, its a beast :D
@@HamiltonvilleFarm I loved you from I was 15 years old now I’m 45 years old and I still love watching your vids and your partners helping you cranking up stuff
@@yvonnedrummond7927 whaat
Muy buen video saludos para todos son muy buenos mecánicos saludos desde Jalisco México
Yo soi de Ecuador bro y también saludos desde acá
💥 Loved Brandell’s expressions with the what my daddy said bit. 😂😂
Adjustable hammer. 😂
Dullest pocketknife in the world. 😂
*Keep on tractoring!* 👍
😁
My grand daddy would have snatched you a knew one using that crescent wrench backwards. 😂😂😂
Hank in 1988 I worked as a mechanic.That was the last year of mechanical fuel pumps.1989 we had electronic fuel pumps.In 1992 we had ecm computers.I quit wrenching and started driving in 89.by 99 these trucks started really depending on laptops for diagnosis.I tell you this because it dawned on me years ago that if someone finds one in the weeds no one will have the computer software or knowhow to make it run again lol.Wait 30 years and see if u can start a 2009 volvo
I love old trucks. Can't go wrong with an old road tractor video!
Right on
Always A Good Time With You And Brandall, Miss Tommy on This One. Appreciate You Bringing Us Along For The Journey
Glad you enjoyed it!
Years ago I carried one of the round spark plug gappers on my key chain. Even though I'm not a mechanic I used it quite regularly.
Cool!
The "3 Things My Daddy Told Me" joke is great. You need to do that one in all the videos
He has quite the collection and I’m jealous!
Lol
That engine doesn't seem to be building compression I would look to see if it has a compression release
Please don't let people stop you from giving your dads death bed wisdom. I love it. You are not disrespecting your dad its funny. I get it ! Love you guys.
LOL. Thanks buddy. We appreciate you watching!
When i was a kid i had a tiny set of bout 1 inch long adjustable wrench and tiny hammer in a hot wheels tool set lol
Lol cool
Otra super maquina que despierta gracias a ustedes amigos
Those are very true words to live by brother God bless your dad and you!!😎👍💗
Good to see you Hank hope you an family are fine take care buddy
Thanks Tommy
I got an even smaller crescent wrench. Its a Craftsman and it's about 2 inches long. I was amazed. Thanks for sharing Hank! Hopefully that truck will be bought and back on the road soon. 👍
Very cool!
Carried a crescent Adjustable wrench only about two inches long my whole life. It never fails me.
I am a Brit and you and Wally are great he def is the engine whisper man
I’m new to your channel and have thoroughly enjoyed going through the episodes. Excellent job !!
Thanks and welcome
Can't believe there was not a nest of mad wasps waiting for you when you opened that hood.
Lol. The lord blessed us.
Hank said: who draws the short straw 🤣
Old engine sounds really great 👍👍
What about the fire truck love see it running,,u guys always do a great job
i'm a country boy my self i like how we say "yount tew"
When He Said Slow & Weak, I Felt That. Thanks For Another Great Video 3 Amigos.
Thanks for watching!
Ha! Love the Rick perry moment of forgetting the third point your dad made, that was awesome. Ha. Great video as always!
Thanks buddy!
Man I love these classic trucks! Shame they are rare in my country.
The crew is back including the master Mech with a full set a tools!!!! Nice to see you guys!
You know it!
Skosh- You have spent some time in the Orient. Twin screw too big/long for where I spent time - rockies and Black Range - ye old mule skinner. Our favored trucks were White, gas (cold and high altitude & 1950s) pistons like syrup buckets, 6 cylinder.
Hank you and Rev of Revstorations are my people on CZcams. I also enjoy your wife's channel.
Thanks buddy I appreciate that 👍
@HamiltonFarms , I am interested in seeing the Mack Superliner being started
Me too. Lol. That’s a nice one
The 3 of y'all make a kewl team. Stick together..
Thanks for watching!
Good Evening Y'all Great Video that's the same firing order as a Chevy Straight 6 thought that was neat I would love one of those around town Honk the horn at Trains 🚂 we bought 21 acres in SC paradise Have Great Night Y'all
Me encantan sus videos
1 1/2" adjustable wrench is the smallest i have Downunder. cant post a pick however i have it on a keychain.
What a crew! Thanks for posting Hank.
Thanks much!
This is my 1st time watching this channel I'm 1.37 in and I've had the biggest shock of my life I thought the guy talking was a teenager 🤣 I wasn't expecting that for sure. Can't wait to see how the episode unfolds
Thanks for watching!
@@HamiltonvilleFarm loved it shame you couldntget it running hope there is a follow up video. went back and watch the 2 on the auto car and loved them as well
Hey fellas - no idea why I haven't been subscribed so I went ahead and did that! All the best from Pittsburgh PA.
Oh I would love to buy that 100R ! for sure!
Me to
No.3 was don’t forget 1and 2 👍🇮🇪
Would love to see a video on the white 4000. I love those old whites
Throw away those nut rounders, and buy a full set of 🔧 s. And more Vice grips! Be nice to Wallie!😄
"it ran when it was parked", Being a guy that messes with lots of older L&G tractors, I too have heard that phrase a ton of times.
Lol. Yep
Hola amigos ! Me gustaría verlos reconstruir un viejo Mack D M 800 media cara como el manejé durante muchos años , por favor si localizan alguno , haga el video me encantaría poder observar como lo reviven . Gracias amigos.!
I have a Ford 1950 that I want started and you guys look pretty professional
Damn. Sounds like it’s only got compression on 1 cylinder. It’d of hit on that either with compression and zero fuel
You should use what you spray on the waist nest in the intek
Helps some truckers :-) TGIF and F and OK and OOPS on the sticks. Oh - Toe goes in first. Watching this a second time - two months ago... Hum. Smaller Hum - think I might. I have one that was a key chain size and it is in the tool box.
I have one :-) see if I can get a picture. key chain size and really works. It not the clutch, maybe the non-driver.
Sounds to me like no compression, valve train trouble maybe
I was thinking the same thing. Pull the valve covers and soak everything with liquid wrench.
motor worn out?
The truck is still in good shape 👍
Чтобы мне такого!!!! Моя мечта!!!
Not that it's a big deal, but the easiest time to kill wasps is at night. At night, they won't try to fly. So you won't have to worry about a sting. Night time is the best time to kill them if you are scared or allergic or whatever the case.
looks like an 87, I had one, in 1987, when that bumper style came out
Where is the diesel powered chainsaw 😂
Lll. That would be awesome
We still have a few tripable bunks running around southern BC dropping logs into the lakes. Used to be a bunch up In northern BC dumping into lake williston.
Right on!
Brilliant work thanks for sharing this with us take care
😬
That's a Nice old Truck!
👍
Engine doesn't seem to have much compression. Starter is also running too slow, bad connection somewhere, Check voltage drop in your cables to the starter. At 12 Volts you need perfect and very clean connections.
Let's Go Brandle!
Smitty's Chainsaws And Firewood, with his 1K subscriber, is raffling off a power saw!!!
I love it how at 21:45 you realize you are using the cresent/shifting spanner/wrench the wrong way and casually correct it 😁
👍
First kick on the Honda it fukn started right up. Bad asss 🤘🏻💪🏻
I enjoy figuring things out this way .
Thanks for watching
My coworker jake carries a 3 inch tiiiiny little cresant in his pocket 24/7
We used it for the exsact same thing today at work.
Love your 3 wisdom quotes, the fart pusher is my fave so far though lol. 🤣😂👍👍👍🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸
Lol. That was my favorite too😂
Hank, when you handed Brandle that bigger cresent wrench, you reminded me of one of my Dad's sayings. Don't force it, get a bigger hammer. Have a blessed day Gentlemen.
Lol. Yep
FLC Freightliner and a big cam 4
Got to pull the cluch in for it to work
A superliner can come with any engine and transmission combination like any other tractor
Adoro ver isso.meu parceiro. 👍🇧🇷
I have a tiny crescent wrench only like 9/16 when all the way open
I love you guys! You´re TOP 1
Try a,can of either starting fluid
I really enjoy watching your videos About Startin trucks they are interesting keep the good videos coming my friend be safe
Thanks for watching!
Know your pain, I just rescued a 85 iroc camaro that had been setting for 15yrs and had sunk 15" into the ground
Wow!
Well y’all tried brother! God Bless! 🙏🏻
Thanks, you too!
Number 3 is dont forget the first two
lol. may be huh?😀
Love your channel mate and really enjoy the will it start content.
Thanks much! Cheers
I have an adjustable wrench keychain and it is inch and a half long and only opens up to 1/2 inch
it's kind of funny your accent i live in massachusetts and hear you guys talk ,is different
I have a smaller one ! but I'm keeping it !
Dam shame it never cranked I drive a fl 70 freightliner with 3208 cat would have loved to see this freight crank
I was screaming at the screen..."It's not a fuel problem. It's not a fuel problem." I don't know why you didn't hear me!!! LOL I thought when you first cranked it that it didn't sound like you had much compression. When you hit it with the ether and it didn't even try, I was sure of it. Either the valves aren't closing all the way or the rings are too dry to make a seal. You could pull each injector and spray a bunch of WD40 inside. That might give you enough compression to fire off. While you're doing that you can check the valve lash to make sure the valves are coming all the way up.
Thanks!
Im pretty sure your supposed to Screw that Screw in for Fuel Solenoid.. too bypass electric. Those Cummind motors were the best Back in the day...All you needed was a Dime too turn that screw with. It fits right in..It sounded like it didnt have much compression. Probably from Valves sticking opened..I worked on those old Cummins alot back in the Day...Great motors. The truck body seems in good shape. Would make a Nice Restore Candidate.