How to weld on a Dozer blade skin blade face. Tuckers first time welding how did it go?
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- I stuck Tucker right into welding with this project. We install a new blade face on a 650J dozer.
He has only welded at school for a couple months so this was his first time outside the classroom and I think he did great. Let him know in the comments. If you need a new blade skin for you dozer let us know
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I love to see a father and son working together, both of you will remember this for the rest of your lives. Way to go.
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You can say that again!
Good job, Tucker nutthing like father and time. Together
I learned a trade working with my father. It was tough at times he expected a lot of me. I wouldn't trade it for the world looking back at it I really enjoyed my time working with him. Whenever I can I will go pick him up and take him out on jobs with me. My father taught me a lot from work ethic to the skills I make my living with today.
@@brianbabb6666 for sure
TUCKER IS SO BLESSED TO HAVE A DAD WILLING TO TAKE THE TIME TO INTRODUCE , PROVIDE AN OPPROTUNITY SO MANY OF US WOULD HAVE LOVED TO HAD BACK IN THE DAY. WITH GOOD INSTRUCTION, POINT OUT THE TRICKS , HOW TO'S & INSIGHTS OF TAKING ON A PROJECT TO FURTHER HIS FUTURE. THEN TURNING HIM LOSE WHILE PROVIDING THE SUPPORT, CONFIDENCE & ENCOURAGEMENT TO CREATE AN AWESOME EXPERIENCE AND OUTCOME👍👍👍
Tucker you are the future welder at C & C Equip, and your Dad just gave you a Masters course in fitment, prep, and technical knowledge for welding and plasma cutting. Your hand skills are very good, and you listen well. Also, in case you did not hear him your Dad was very supportive and encouraging while letting you do the work. You are a very fortunate young man, for a lot of reasons. Clint, well done, that was a pleasure to watch. Thank You
Hear hear. Totally agree. Clint your a lucky guy to have the relationship you have with your sons. Tucker you are equally as lucky to have a teacher of life skills as competent as your dad. I hope you are both proud of where you find yourselves.
Can't beat on job experience for sure
Tucker did great. You never know when you need to weld in an emergency. Having that skill is a great thing to have in your bag of tricks.
Tucker did a fantastic job wielding the skin on and you did a fantastic job of teaching him. Your father, son relationship is great also. Tucker don't get upset if you make a mistake, it's part of learning. If you make a mistake,learn from it. It's part of life. We're not perfect. Ask your dad, he'll know.
The learning of this skill is definitely a plus for your son. The experience / bonding of "father & son time" is immeasurable. This is what he will carry with him long after he's on his own.
His confidence - under a positive guidance, will exponentially grow and he'll have you to thank.
I admire your work ethic and willingness to mentor your sons' growth.
May God continue to bless you and your family. Amen 🙏
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Always Great watching Someone Teach a Trade and Being Father Son makes it even Better . Great work Tucker.
Super Sweet job of teaching a young man a lifelong lesson in just a couple of days, he'll have a skill that will serve him and the company well in the coming future, Not to mention the best memories a young man could have of time spent with the old man. You were born to be a father Mr. Clint GREAT JOB TUCKER
Even when Tucker didn't seem to sure if he could do the job, dad gave him the positive support to continue. Tucker you can be proud of this welding job because you hung in there and completed it which is something a lot of kids your age wouldn't have done. Way to go dad and Tucker.
My favorite thing about teaching kids is how much they second guess everything you say. Just love the "I guess you were right" afterwards 😂😂😂😂
Tucker is very fortunate to have a father that takes the time to teach and have patience! Enjoy watching you with your sons and that short guy Kevin! 😁👌
Outstanding to see a father and son completing projects like this. A trate that is greatly missing these days. A parents job is to teach their children to become productive members of society, not a drain on society.
Tucker has a great attitude with no arrogance. Shows that he’s willing to learn and knows he can do better.
Way to go Tucker! Your Dad has a wealth of knowledge just waiting to be poured out on you! NEVER hesitate to reach out to him! WOOF!
Tucker your doing a fine job, keep listening to your dad he's not only teaching you how to weld. You're learning great work ethic and skills you can't learn in school. Good job Clint on raising men, keep it up. 💯
Great welding job, you did better than I’ve seen many experience welders do. It’s also great that your father shows you some tricks and it’s so awesome to see a father and son working together . More dads need to be doing this with their kids.
He's got a good teacher, you two work well together. Dad time is always something to remember as a boy grows up. Good work you two.
That is if you have a father that isn't a peice of shit.
I took the beatings and kept on trying to make it out from under his rule.
Tucker, never turn down an opportunity to learn a skill like that. Everything can`t be welded on a bench. You are very fortunate to have a father who`s willing to take the time and pass all his knowledge and skills onto you and your brother. Believe it or not, there`s a lot that, for what ever reason, don`t. My hat`s off to you and your dad. Keep up the great vlogs
Tucker you did a great job. One day you are going to look back and have a memory that a lot of young men don't have.
Clint I really enjoy watching you with your boys .
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Tucker, you are being taught the two parts of a good education, 'theory and practice' you will be glad you have had tis training in the days, weeks months and years to come.
Good on ya Father!
Clint, you are a great teacher you show lots of patience. Tucker, you did a good job. keep listening to your father.
NICE JOB TUCKER, CLINT YOU DO SUCH A GREAT JOB TEACHING YOUR SONS THE TRADE AND HAVING PATIENTS AND TRUST IN THEM AND INSTILLING CONFIDENCE IN THEM THAT THEY CAN DO THE JOB! SO NICE TO SEE YOUR YOUNG MEN TAKING UP THE TRADE!
Tucker is learning a talent that will help him his entire life. Certification qualification is valuable, working in a chemical plant, we needed a 18 Chrome welder. We were able to find four quality welders in the entire country that were able to take on the job we needed done. The secret for quality welding is to keep looking over the product you are welding, you want to do the best job that you can do with every job that you do. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Glad to see a young person learning a trade. Those welds look great. Remember it is a bulldozer not a show car. Function over appearance. You have a good teacher.
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Tucker did a good job... especially as he knew he had a few thousand people watching him
Great job Tucker. I hope you realize the knowledge your old man has and what you can gain from it! Having a father help you and work with you is one thing but having a father that seems as patient and loving as your dad seems to be with you boys is something many many kids will NEVER experience. Take advantage of every chance you get to work with and learn from him....
Tucker did well for his first real world repair. I hope he appreciates his dads help and instruction. I didn't hear a discouraging word in the whole video. My sincerest admiration, being able to weld will serve you well the rest of your life.
Well done Tucker and well done Dad. I just love to see a boy working with his dad.
Tucker GREAT job dad YOU ARE REAL GOOD AT TEACHING YOUR BOYS nice to see
I remember working in the workshop of my father at Tuckers age. Doing stuff and getting experience, but at the same time getting room to make mistakes is hands down the best way. It is worth its money in gold.
Tucker seems a bit uninterested, belongs to his age, but there is one day he will apreciate and cherish these moments working with his dad and learning something along the way.
Really nice of you to take your time and patience with him.
Great job Tucker! Nice to see father & son working together.
Perfect canvas to learn on. Looks like Tucker did an excellent job. It helped that he has a good teacher. Nicely done.
Tucker did a fine job and you have great patience making you an excellent teacher. Your boys are learning lifelong skills and I am sure you are very proud of them.
You are a good boss/dad/teacher! You are telling him why you are doing things instead of just telling him what to do. -Mike
Tucker you did a GREAT JOB
Especially knowing thousands of people are going to be watching you...
Keep up the good work
The sky's the limit for you kid 👍🏻
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Great job Tucker!! You and your brother are extremely lucky to have a father that wants to teach you and pass on his knowledge!! Really enjoyed this one!!
I appreciate that
Tuck did an awesome job welding.better than I could. Your a great father for working your boys into a trade like this. Good on you!
Tucker did good. Can't fail when working hard in school and listening to Pappy's guidance. Been there, done that.
Outstanding Job Tucker. Nothing better than hands on in the field. Totally different than a Classroom.
Good job Tucker.
As an equipment mechanic and builder for over 40 years I've seen some things.
Your first time welding those curved plates on a scalloped face was better than most guys I've seen.
Those tack welds that split were telling you what was happening with the surfaces you were joining together.
I'm sure your dad and welding instructor told you about how metals move as they are heated. It's all part of adapting to the situation as it develops.
Welding and operating are a lot the same, as you learn the capabilities of the equipment, the more you can push those limits.
As you learn how different metals fight each other when being welded together you will also realize different ways to make it work, like using heat in another area of the surface to release the tension or dimpling an area with a hammer to change stress points.
There is always something new to learn and you have great teachers around you.👌
Don't be disappointed when you try something and it doesn't work, just look at it and figure out what needs to be changed or adjusted.
Job well done young man.🤙
Hello Clinton, thanks for the video. Tucker did great for his first try and since you invited us to comment, I'd like to do that. So Tucker, I'd like to say that it's very important to develop good habits from the start. So if you re-watch this video you will see the whole time your MiG cable was around your feet and you were constantly kicking it out of the way. So give this a try by pulling the cable away from the job several feet and then turn back and approach your project. In this way, the cable is always behind you. you're right handed like your Dad so try pulling the cable over your right shoulder and down to your waste to get it completely out of your way and go for it. Aaron Bumm (Mike Simmons friend) does something I did not do but wish I did years ago, before the flash he says "eyes". This is so anyone close is reminded to look away or wear safety glasses. While working around welders at the shipyard, I was flashed often so you may want to incorporate that step into your welding protocol. Your doing good and will get better in time. Cheers from Canada
Great advice.
Tucker Rocks his welding skills! No need to fear screwing up! That crap never stops even with experanced welders!
A lot better than I would have done! The more you weld, the better you'll get! And you have a great teacher who knows what he's talking about! Learn as much as you can from him.
Tucker - in most jobs, it matters a lot more how much you care about doing a good job than it matters how much experience you have. Attitude is at least half the job. Be honest with yourself about what you do and what you could do better, consider the praise, advice and criticism you get but do not let it define you and your work. Master those approaches, and you can succeed at almost anything. Good luck young man.
I think you did an excellent job being your first time. It’s like your dad said you’ll get a ton more experience doing out in the field work than in a classroom. You seem to have a straight head on your shoulders. Listen to dad and you will be surprised at the experience and knowledge you will muster. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
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Tucker for your first time welding in the real world you did very well and Dad showed you some small tips that are very valuable for future welding jobs. It's good to have a Dad to lean on for good advice.
The classroom is great to get you the fundamentals but the real shop is where you get all the experience. Weld job look great and over time you will get better just dont be to hard on yourself and keep doing it.
Awesome to see you and Tucker working on the big weld job together. The boys dont see it now but when they are older they will have some amazing memories of working with dad in the shop. Keep up the awesome videos and thanks for sharing the father son vids.
Someday in the future you will look back on the first blade you did with your dad and cry . It don't get better than that. Dads wisdom is free, skill is earned.
Tucker extremally fortunate have a Dad like you showing and teaching him this kind of stuff plus welding school a added bonus lot of technical info learning all different metals and so on. Tucker doing his part too listens and above all seems to want to learn both of you keep up these great videos and work great channel.
Great Job Tucker!!! Keep listening to your Dad !!! You will learn a lot!!!
I 8yrs old practicing with 7014 at the shop. So I welded this contraption together and through it in the scrap bin after I was done.
We moved all the equipment to the country. I was around 18 bringing things into the shop. Here's the ugly looking welded scabbed pieces of steel welded together. I asked my what are you keeping this sh*t for. He goes you don't know what that is. Nope. You welded that long time ago. I said you don't have better things to do. 😄
Nice job you two! Hands on better than any school can teach you.
Tucker an Clint great job, my dad did the same with me many years ago, and I am so thankful for the knowledge he passed along.
Makes me very happy once again to see how patient and super supportive you are with your son!! Starting a young man, who is naturally unsure of himself, out with no one else in the shop shows a very wise fatherly decision! You get my vote for outstanding father of 2022!! I sincerely hope Tucker realizes how extraordinary lucky he is to have a father who can kid around with him and also show him how to be a man others will look up to!
Nice job teaching Hunter, I’m sure both sons make you proud. As they should.
You did a great job, Tucker. Don't be too hard on yourself. Like all of us, you learn best by doing. Appreciate the opportunity your dad is giving you. Maybe now you can teach Kevin how to weld! 😀
Great to see a young man learn something he can use to make a good living.
So great that you're passing down all this wisdom and experience and in my opinion one of the most important trades, fabrication and all that entails. Well done sir, well done!
About 50 years ago I learn To Weld in high school FFA, Those lessons served me my whole life. This was one of your better videos so happy to see it.👍👍
Tucker did do a good job for first time welding.
Mom taught me to cook, and Dad taught me how to use a table saw, just like this. I was maybe 8 or 9, just tall enough to see the top of the tablesaw. Best way to learn, and memories forever. Congrats to both of you.
So just how well can you cook? And what's the chance of an invite, assuming you're in the US and I'm in Australia it's got to be worth the airfare.
I always tell my son that it’s all down to luck, but the more you practice the luckier you get.
Skills handed down from father to son. What's not to love about this video.
Welding with a TH-cam audience. No pressure on Tucker. Good job done.
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Michael (from Scotland)
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Keeping eyes 👀 on the puddle and watch it flow. And take it where you want it to go. You get back to school and you’ll be a head of the class. Good job!
Great job Tucker, especially for the first time. It will get easier and easier. Welding in many angles and in a real world environment will teach you faster than any classroom will ever do. I have seen far worse welds by so called professionals. Keep up the good work and don't be shy about trying something new. In the real world, you will be faced with something new all the time, it is just part of life. Thanks for sharing.
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Tucker did AWESOME, great bonding time for you both. Keep em coming Clint
I I love how clever Father and Son work together
Tucker is a man of few words but he's doing great and learning from a real Pro
Fun to watch you work with those young men of yours. You are spot on when you made the statement that real life welding is not like class room, if I might add something, and that is this, on site welding (field welding)can be a bit more challenging than in shop welding in the fact you have the elements to deal with as well as at times not having the convenience of equipment and at times not enough help when needed. Tucker did a great job looking forward to seeing more from him. Dad and mom are doing a great job of raising their young men, thanks for the ride along sir.
Yep for sure
Well done tucker, never be scared to have a go at anything we are all learning every day I'm 67 been there still learning good job..
I think he did a great job of welding. Dad, you are a good teacher. I tell all new welders it is one thing to put two pieces of metal together. Welding takes determining what welding prosses should be done to have a near-perfect end result. That takes years of working with all kinds of metal and knowing how it responds to heat and cooling. I have welded everything from 20 gages tin to 4-inch or more armor-piercing steel and had to pass exrays on thousands of welds. I have had people ask me to weld stuff so rusted most people would tell them to toss it in the garbage. Nowadays, When people ask how much I charge, I usually say no charge because I love the challenge. There are production welders, but most welders have to know how to design and fabricate as well.
Always enjoy seeing you working with your boys. Tucker did a great job
I can't get-over how young Tucker looks in this video, he wants to be good at what he does, that's obvious too see,👍, but it is hard to believe that that's his first wielding-job, awesome job Tucker!, great video guy, and thanks for sharing.
Tucker did really well on his first attempt it won't take long for him to get even better it looks good better than some, Dad I know you are proud of him you to worked together so well 👍
GREAT JOB TUCKER!!!.WHEN YOU ARE WORKING WITH YOU FATHER AND HE INCOURAGES YOU THAT WILL ALWAYS GIVES YOU CONFIDENCE 👍 😀 💪.
Tucker, you did a very good job. It looks great. Take your time and patience helps a lot. Again GREAT JOB!!!
I think Tucker did an awesome job for a first time welder. Just knowing what a weld is supposed to look like is a great start. I know dad must be proud of you as he should be. Thanks for the video I really enjoyed it.
Good job young man!
Long time ago I used to watch my neighbour weld up tubular chassis for drag cars and just watching, he made it look so easy that anyone , even I could do it. Big, big difference I soon learned from being a spectator and him teaching me to MIG weld. He would let me use a welder any time I wanted and in a few months time my welds got to looking and holding pretty good. Then he decided it was time to move on to TIG. That was a whole different story.
You got a great teacher though, and patience so no question you will learn quick.
A nice job teaching and a nice job learning, all round brilliant father and son interaction.👍👍a big up to Tucker, on the first day he did a fine job of "tucking" those sheets on.
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Heck of good job Tucker! My grandson loves welding…classroom experience was good, but, doing it in the shop really made him a darn good welder!!
Great job Tucker. Dad didn't even have to yell at you, unless he edited that part out. Always keep in mind that there are many ways to get the same end result. Your instructor may show you one way to do a job and Dad my show you another way to do the same job. A third or fourth person may show you other ways to do the job. That's just more tools in your toolbox.
Tucker you made Daddy proud!
Young man will get the confidence that goes with his knowledge.
Farther is a great teacher listen to him.
There's a kid I envy a lot!
I just love your father-son adventures. Tucker is absolutely a chip off of Dad. Keep up the videos
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It can't be helped when Dad is a master of all trades, althought we need to give Mrs. C. a little credit for good childraising.
I like how you give him just enough encouragement and harassment good job dad
Good job Tucker. I hope you appreciate the opportunity your dad is giving you, something you can't get in a classroom.
Good to see Tucker catching on . He is extremely fortunate to have such a wealth of knowledge and equipment at his finger tips .
Tucker from what i see you did one awesome Job Welding that skin on the JD 650 dozer blade ! 👍👍! You have a great Teacher Showing you the Ropes ! The Next best Teacher Is Hands on Learning ! Keep up the Good Work Tucker ! You'll go far . Learn all you can while you have the chance ! Nice Video !
Tucker you are a clever young man and with the incentive of making some money on the sale the dozer you are learning some very valuable skills. Dad is a good teacher as he has the patience to show and share with you this experience. Well done.
Nothing better than watching a father pass his knowledge and skills down to his son. I watched this video and had flashbacks to my dad teaching me things that have lasted all my life. Thanks for all the great content you share!
Good job Tucker and dad for being a good teacher.
I like that you are teaching your sons your trade. I think your son did an admirable job on that skin.
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Tucker you did a good job for your first time
Welding gets better with time the more you weld the better it will look
Also you got a good teacher in your dad
All I have to say is when I trained in welding I was told never wear anything nylon like a hoodie when welding or cutting. All ways wear cotton or leather it will not melt & burn. Good to see you guys working so well together, "Happy Family's"
I sure enjoyed watching your son learn to weld. I started when I was about his age. I welded in the Navy aboard two aircraft carriers. After that worked in the shipyard for a few years. There is always somebody who needs something welded. I am 73 now and still welding.
Always
Good job tucker! Learn all you can and stick with it! I’ve been in my trade for over 20 yrs and there’s a lot of satisfaction in being a master at what you do. I love making it look easy, and I’m always eager to teach a young man that listens vs arguing with me. You seem to listen well and pay attention. I applaud you for it!
Good job tucker. Remember, the more you weld, the better you get at it.
I have to say that's a great thing father and son working together. Good time
Well done Tucker… you just need to believe in yourself… you have a great teacher and personal drive to be proud of… a wise old man once told me, you don’t make mistakes…. You develop learning opportunities….
Be confident Tucker… just get out there and kick ass….
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It's been fun watching Tucker develop. One of these days he'll be as "windy as Good Ole Dad"!!!!! LOL