This was a pretty neat fix!!! Good thinking to braze up the king pin! I keep a few files around. One thing about files they get dull. Go at something with a new razor sharp file and you can move some metal. Just an old flat smooth/coarse file is a handy tool. Your videos are just like I am right there with you. I LOVE watching!!! Steve.
Great JOB , this is what we used to 40 years ago , it sad , they only replace things any more , THANK AGAIN , THOSE were made for as asphalt some I see are 2 to 3 years old , some are ,Thank You ,Don
Your exactly right about dealerships. They are only parts changers because they don’t have the experienced technicians and won’t pay to train their people. I don’t know how a person can afford their prices.
I recall the Wild America's cameraman charging one badger with his camera and the reaction was enough to put the 12 year old in me on my heels, running for my bedroom screaming my fool head off!
i'm surprised you didn't just order the kingpin kit there readily available and rather inexpensive. Still nice to see you braze up the pin and polish it though, I haven't seen that done for a while.
Your knowledge of all this is just amazing to me, not very many people can do what you do. Thanks for all the videos, even though I do not work on heavy equipment, I always learn allot from watching you. On a side note, man I was really worried about your dogs with that badger, man them little shits are nothing to mess around with!
Nice job Warren, back in the day ranches had a mechanic with a well equipped shop was a regular ranch hand on a Dailey basis lived rite on the ranch eat at the cook house , was a good job ? Now it takes a guy like you have to travel all over diff. Ranches or job sites . Your a good man
I’m thinking the choice about having full time mechanics and shop might be a regional thing. Get around ranches of the Rocky Mountains which can be really large operations and they all have shops and mechanics. I’m thinking the operations where he live are a little smaller and can’t justify the expense.
Dear Mr. Grease, Very good fix, repair. Will outlast the life of that Cat. We believe the dog was relieved to be called off. Don't think there is much TOUGHER of an animal than a badger. One on one, or otherwise. Sincerely, Kathleen.
+Kathleen NAWALT Well I hope these Cowboys make it last, sometimes I think they treat equipment like a stubborn mare, they just keep spurring it till it goes or quits.
+John Doe I worked for a large farm that had a wide variety of equipment, I had too much pride to let someone else do it, so I learned a lot of my lessons from just tearing anything that came my way apart. But most of all I learned from my many mistakes. Thanks for watching.
damn i never thought about brazing an ole rod back to round, that's a damn good idea in a few different situations. i think i know just machine at work to test it out on.
Another machine fixed. You had a hurt back here not to long ago. That heavy stuff you don't need to lift any More. Had a friend his dog tangled with a badger. The dog won. With very few scratches.
Hey Bud that spindle knuckle @ 5:13- 5:15 looks broken is that a crack behind the spindle , Does`nt seem that they`ed let a cold roll pass on a forklift don`t you think -Maybe not curious ? I agree being a He man lifting heavy stuff is`nt worth it at our age I`m 59 -It looks bad when you blow a turd seal on the Butt Plug LOL.
Get you a couple 1in lifting straps to keep in truck for that kinda stuff keep 2 on my truck 4ft and 6ft amazingly healpful and get in tight places chain wont fit into..
i'm not sure i could go back to a truck that didn't have a crane it isn't that we get spoiled we just don't hurt as much and we can do so much more by ourselves
Sorry to keep bothering you but I'm about ready to pull the trigger on the texa truck and off road software you have showed in your other videos. You still recommend that? it's right at 8k now so I'm trying to do as much research as possible. Also is texa not as good as your hand held scanner for the smaller stuff. I noticed you used a hand held scanner on your 6.0. Thanks again for everything
Well, the rat shit explains why there's a badger around, pretty much a steady food source for it as long as those rats are around. I bet if that farmer goes to move those round bails by hand that he's going to get a really shitty surprise.
I asked to see a video about a pissed-off badger and that's what I got why why oh why did I continue to watch this only to discover to my horror if there were no more Badgers that he was working on vehicles why why why did I continue to watch
Once you braze a heat treated part The steel loses all its hardness you are basically annealing the material drastically lowering the strength of the steel .you are right ,it's not used on the highway so it's not an issue .I am a former heat treater with 20 plus experience and now I am a diesel mechanic.
Nothing is spinning on the nut. The washer he put between the bearing and the nut has a tit that slides into a machine groove. This keeps the nut from spinning.
Love your shows but you need to be aware of what you are filming because in some of your shows you're filming the ground or your vice and you'll say"see how this moves" and you're not filming what you're talking about. Just an observation note but you still kickass on all your shows. Thank you for all your hard work.
6.5 Creedy Yes, I am the model of imperfection when it comes to amateur film making. I catch myself doing that all the time, as I focus on one thing and talk about it I look down and camera isn't pointing in the right location, I'LL try get better. Thanks for the constructive criticism and for watching.
@@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353 If you're using a gopro camera, Gopro makes a nice suspender mount that puts the camera on your chest, right in front of your hands.
@@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353 on the other hand there are some slick camera operators who in one way or another create a 'mood' or a feel that I can't stand.Your style is a mix of talking to yourself /talking to someone who is there and we get to see a good 90% at least of what you want to show.Even the rapid camera movements remind me of working under stuff like that and not wanting to smack you head on some nasty hard corner or get eyes full of shit.I don't mind it.
This was a pretty neat fix!!! Good thinking to braze up the king pin! I keep a few files around. One thing about files they get dull. Go at something with a new razor sharp file and you can move some metal. Just an old flat smooth/coarse file is a handy tool. Your videos are just like I am right there with you. I LOVE watching!!! Steve.
Great JOB , this is what we used to 40 years ago , it sad , they only replace things any more , THANK AGAIN , THOSE were made for as asphalt some I see are 2 to 3 years old , some are ,Thank You ,Don
Your exactly right about dealerships. They are only parts changers because they don’t have the experienced technicians and won’t pay to train their people. I don’t know how a person can afford their prices.
Stuart Moser plus they make good money on parts.
It is a pleasure to watch you work young man! You my friend are a very respectable mechanic!! Pard love your vids!! 👍👍
I recall the Wild America's cameraman charging one badger with his camera and the reaction was enough to put the 12 year old in me on my heels, running for my bedroom screaming my fool head off!
i'm surprised you didn't just order the kingpin kit there readily available and rather inexpensive. Still nice to see you braze up the pin and polish it though, I haven't seen that done for a while.
Your knowledge of all this is just amazing to me, not very many people can do what you do. Thanks for all the videos, even though I do not work on heavy equipment, I always learn allot from watching you. On a side note, man I was really worried about your dogs with that badger, man them little shits are nothing to mess around with!
Nice job. I wonder if the key is in the middle and you could 180 the kingpin to put the wear on steel.
Seen a Badger beat the brakes off a black bear Dont fuck with Badgers
Nice job Warren, back in the day ranches had a mechanic with a well equipped shop was a regular ranch hand on a Dailey basis lived rite on the ranch eat at the cook house , was a good job ? Now it takes a guy like you have to travel all over diff. Ranches or job sites . Your a good man
I’m thinking the choice about having full time mechanics and shop might be a regional thing. Get around ranches of the Rocky Mountains which can be really large operations and they all have shops and mechanics. I’m thinking the operations where he live are a little smaller and can’t justify the expense.
Dear Mr. Grease, Very good fix,
repair. Will outlast the life of that
Cat. We believe the dog was
relieved to be called off. Don't
think there is much TOUGHER of
an animal than a badger. One on
one, or otherwise.
Sincerely, Kathleen.
+Kathleen NAWALT Well I hope these Cowboys make it last, sometimes I think they treat equipment like a stubborn mare, they just keep spurring it till it goes or quits.
My buddy went pheasant hunting and got between one of those badgers and it's hole, shot one time at pheasant, three times at badger when it charged!!!
Brad Morgan 3 bird shot just gonna piss him off
Man your videos are awesome. Thank you. Where did you learn such a wide variety of equipment and truck experience
+John Doe I worked for a large farm that had a wide variety of equipment, I had too much pride to let someone else do it, so I learned a lot of my lessons from just tearing anything that came my way apart. But most of all I learned from my many mistakes. Thanks for watching.
damn i never thought about brazing an ole rod back to round, that's a damn good idea in a few different situations. i think i know just machine at work to test it out on.
True my man parts changer nobody knows how to fix problems just replace with new
Another machine fixed. You had a hurt back here not to long ago. That heavy stuff you don't need to lift any More. Had a friend his dog tangled with a badger. The dog won. With very few scratches.
Well that's awesome to hear because we are learning a lot the same way.nothing near what you are doing but we are having fun learning
+John Doe Good glad you enjoy them, I'll try to keep them coming. Have a good one.
Only thing worse than a pissed off badger is a cornered pissed off badger.
Shain Andrews Yeah your not kidding.
Well maybe a Honey badger!!
I was going to say a Pine Martin might be worse, but a lot rarer to come across. Glad your dog listened to you.
@@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353 what do you think of a 6.4 ford desiel? Any good?
Hey Bud that spindle knuckle @ 5:13- 5:15 looks broken is that a crack behind the spindle , Does`nt seem that they`ed let a cold roll pass on a forklift don`t you think -Maybe not curious ? I agree being a He man lifting heavy stuff is`nt worth it at our age I`m 59 -It looks bad when you blow a turd seal on the Butt Plug LOL.
Get you a couple 1in lifting straps to keep in truck for that kinda stuff keep 2 on my truck 4ft and 6ft amazingly healpful and get in tight places chain wont fit into..
Just found your channel. Keep up the great videos.
Right on 👍🤝
Always great videos
Noel Hohberger Thanks Noel.
being a mechanic is a frustrating job
Warren, when where you in the US Navy & what was your rate ? I was an ADJ-3 !
I worked on a hyster squeeze about the same size as that cat over there in Newell
Great video and job. I have a question ... being an automotive guy with no heavy machinery experience, what stops that hub nut from coming off ?
Logical Guy the washer he put between the bearing and the nut. It lines up with a groove and doesn’t spin which in turn the nut doesn’t spin.
The nut is generally a castellated nut allowing you to put a cotter or split pin in it
i'm not sure i could go back to a truck that didn't have a crane it isn't that we get spoiled we just don't hurt as much and we can do so much more by ourselves
Nice video anyone know where I can find a Allis Chalmers 2900 engine bellhousing for 9:40 wheel loader
Would love to work with you. I have a shop out here in Hawaii and planning to pack up and head on out. How can I contact you?
kinda off topic... What do you do if your dogs don't get along with customers dogs? Stay in or on your truck?
Sonora Blue Yeah, sometimes they get left in the a/c or in the shade somewhere to avoid a fight.
steel and hydraulics dont get tired nearly as fast as people. machines are cheaper to fix too.
Sorry to keep bothering you but I'm about ready to pull the trigger on the texa truck and off road software you have showed in your other videos. You still recommend that? it's right at 8k now so I'm trying to do as much research as possible. Also is texa not as good as your hand held scanner for the smaller stuff. I noticed you used a hand held scanner on your 6.0. Thanks again for everything
John Doe I am a dealer for Texa and 8 seems a bit high, but yeah I definitely recommend them. I use an autel ms906 for the automotive stuff.
Well behaved dogs!
No safety blocks
i enjoyed
Well, the rat shit explains why there's a badger around, pretty much a steady food source for it as long as those rats are around. I bet if that farmer goes to move those round bails by hand that he's going to get a really shitty surprise.
I asked to see a video about a pissed-off badger and that's what I got why why oh why did I continue to watch this only to discover to my horror if there were no more Badgers that he was working on vehicles why why why did I continue to watch
It's a good video
Thanks
Once you braze a heat treated part The steel loses all its hardness you are basically annealing the material drastically lowering the strength of the steel .you are right ,it's not used on the highway so it's not an issue .I am a former heat treater with 20 plus experience and now I am a diesel mechanic.
If he had cooled it off quickly wouldn't that bring back some of the hardness of the steel ? But may have made the braze fall off ?
Damn I watched two badgers fuck a lioness up on TH-cam.
Sad your camera doesn't have a zoom so we could have seen the badger.
What ? no keeper cotter pin through the axle.
Nothing is spinning on the nut. The washer he put between the bearing and the nut has a tit that slides into a machine groove. This keeps the nut from spinning.
That fork lift is a hard pavement machine the steering is going always be messed up THEY NEED TO BUY A ROUGH TERRAN FORKLIFT.
Can I buy it through you at a better price ?
+John Doe Yeah I usually sell that for right at 7
What about the cotter pin?
Tripp it doesn’t need one.
How many hours a week do you work????
+Donald Ellett Spring, summer, and fall 80-100 hrs, winter 60 hours a week
No time to get into trouble this way -
Do you have a website or how do you generally sell?
John Doe I don't have a website, you can send me a private message on TH-cam and I can give my contact info
your getting smart in your old age
it looks fine
Love your shows but you need to be aware of what you are filming because in some of your shows you're filming the ground or your vice and you'll say"see how this moves" and you're not filming what you're talking about. Just an observation note but you still kickass on all your shows. Thank you for all your hard work.
6.5 Creedy Yes, I am the model of imperfection when it comes to amateur film making. I catch myself doing that all the time, as I focus on one thing and talk about it I look down and camera isn't pointing in the right location, I'LL try get better. Thanks for the constructive criticism and for watching.
@@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353 If you're using a gopro camera, Gopro makes a nice suspender mount that puts the camera on your chest, right in front of your hands.
@@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353 on the other hand there are some slick camera operators who in one way or another create a 'mood' or a feel that I can't stand.Your style is a mix of talking to yourself /talking to someone who is there and we get to see a good 90% at least of what you want to show.Even the rapid camera movements remind me of working under stuff like that and not wanting to smack you head on some nasty hard corner or get eyes full of shit.I don't mind it.
#Roger
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