my favorite method to tame a runaway diesel is to dump Co2 fire extinguisher into the air inlet pipe, that way later, if there's a fire you're really fucked...
I’ve been told a side benefit to unleashing the fire extinguisher contents into a runaway diesel intake is that it works great as a upper cylinder and valve cleaner as well.
"Dont go for more than 10 seconds". My personal favorite is to keep the key turned until you smell something burning then ask the boss if I actually need to be at work that day.
pants with knee pads are good, right up until you forget that you are not wearnig them, on a small stone huge rock gravel or concreat floor, that innstant flash in ur head as ur knee touches floor. and then the screams started
As it is written.... Romans 14:13 Let us not therefore judge one another anymore: but judge this rather, that no man put a stumblingblock or an occasion to fall in his brothers way.
I think the government got the last laugh on this one... Technically they bought the thing with your money then, they got you to buy it back while also taxing you again.... again..
@@scottsimpson8902 i'm not 100% sure. I think it might be 2001: Space Odyssey "Hello Dave, Hello HAL" because there is to much computer in the tractors these days.
I see your diesel and raise you a 1940s era incandescent bulb. I use on plugged directly into a wall socket on my bench, it's a dim as a candle, as hot as a star.
I've grown to love your content so much, that I hope to never see your face. The idea of the person we've grown to love can never add up to any of our faces, combined.
Dewclaw has some good advice, "As long as you know it's the wrong decision that you're making, cuz then it's almost like you're making the right decision." Its like you're channeling the spirit of Ricky LaFleur of the Trailer Park Boy's. Life advice to die by.
Remember to put oil in it. Our competitor didn't and during a power outage they reported that their generators were running and more diesel was being delivered, shortly before going completely dark. Turns out, they never ran their generator tests long enough to discover that there was no engine oil in them.
@@brianjarrell9203 SOME of OSHA is a joke, sure...but not ALL. (Lockout/Tagout is OSHA mandated...want to work WITHOUT it ?) Potentially putting 300 amps onto 12 AWG/20 amp wire isn't what I'd consider "safe" if you don't understand Arc-Flash Fault current and don't have the required PPE. It's DUMB. Enjoy your permanent sunburn when it occurs without having safety equipment handy. A dead short in one or both of those heaters would have ruined his day, big-time (did you see him check that before he energized them ?) Will it "short" would have been a BETTER title. 33 year high voltage industrial maintenance electrician with zero safety incidents during my career.
If so, you'd hope he's house broken. Can't let my kids watch these videos the wife says. We're still in pain from laughing long and hard on fixing the kitchen plumbing.
When you have air in the fuel line of a diesel, cover the air intake while cranking the engine. This creates vacuum and sucks the air bubbles through. Then it fires right up.
Block heater is hosed backwards. It works through thermosyphon. Bottom radiator hose T delivers cold coolant to the bottom of the block heater, hot coolant bubbles out the top to the engine.
It's in cases like these I like to applaud from a distance, as to not catch anything. Such as "on fire" or "a sleeve on a drive axle". I'll come closer in a minute. Good job!
0:22 21st Century technology: computers, high power internal combustion engines, hydraulic systems, cargo helicopters, high tensile steel, ...the lighting itself is under our control, herded through wires and caged in batteries..... And yet, we still can’t beat the ancient Egyptian magic of......a bunch of rolling logs...
had some real fun this fall after a piston change on the ol john deere inline 6. disconnected the sediment bulb to prevent someone from trying to start the turd hauler and completely forgot about it once ready to start. thought there was air in the lines so we cracked the injectors to bleed only to entirely fill the system with air. a fun 3 hour bleed of the whole thing was just what the doctor prescribed.
5:24 I've pumped that exact primer on enough engines that I could tell by the sound and the motion that you were nowhere near there yet. The new black primers are supposed to leak less.
This video is proof that a man can achieve all the talent, know-how, and gain all the reach to teach millions of people not to be bumblefucks and that man will use that talent, knowledge, skill, and reach to instead declare himself king of the bumblefucks
Holy hell that Nepros NWM-250 adjustable wrench looks amazing. I paused the video and went frame by frame to get the make and model. I knew it was one of your Japanese fancy tools. $80+ for one of them shiny dealies though. Too rich for my peasant blood right now. Excited to see this thing finally chooch. Hope it lives forever.
I just watched a Zip Ties and Bias Plys vidya today. If I didn't know better, I'd say it's the same fella with an education he's pissed he paid for, just as a before and after. You guys are great
@@MarcosElMalo2 we're in the 21st century. I am sure this internetmathingy will show me an engine that runs on diesel oil AND uses a spark plug to fire. right. there seem to have been rotaries running on diesel assisting combustion by additionally firing spark plugs. so there's that...
It’s the rpm of the engine that will set the Hz. So, like said above once it’s loaded down a little it’ll be fine. If not can just adjust the rpm until it is.
Never underestimate the dangers of a runaway diesel engine. While I haven't witnessed this directly, I have been witness to the aftermath. 'twas on a (very new) fishing boat and the engine was connected to a three phase alternator that supplied almost all of the AC requirements on the boat. Normally the engine would run at 1500 RPM, three phase 415 alternator with 240 AC from phase to neutral. Not sure how fast the engine ended up before it turned into shrapnel, but ALL of the electrical equipment downstream was turned into junk!
How can you expect it to pull straight when you’re using a bent chain? Plus when your inclined planes are made to Whitworth specifications, that does help either.
Some of those standby generators from warm southern areas can be real sweet deals, there are people that actually think that because it's 70 or 80 degrees that the block heater isn't needed, they don't get many hours on them before you hear the knocking.
As a Norwegian, I often find the Americans kind of delicate, - no swearing on TV. No nippels. No nothing. And in comes AvE and saves the day again. Super funny 👍 Thanks 😘
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I miss the good ole days of Mitsubishi reliability. Back when they would run flawlessly until they crashed into the side of a U.S aircraft carrier.
God damn dude
Too soon?
I didn’t say I liked their cause. I just said they where flying good gear.
Omg I almost didn't get it
🤣
my favorite method to tame a runaway diesel is to dump Co2 fire extinguisher into the air inlet pipe, that way later, if there's a fire you're really fucked...
What if the fire starts and the engine is still running what do you tackle first
@@joshuabest100 the safety guy.
I’ve been told a side benefit to unleashing the fire extinguisher contents into a runaway diesel intake is that it works great as a upper cylinder and valve cleaner as well.
@@matthewl67 CO2 will just kill the engine by removing oxygen. No harm to the engine
this is the way.
Well crushing the fence posts with a generator is a good excuse not to build the fence!
theyre now egyptian dollies
It's important not to take offence the posts have been removed......I'll get my coat
@bobster1982 - Any idea why/how your comment claims it’s 5 days old, but this video claims it was posted 1hr ago.
@@deazdeaz9150 because its available earlier for patreons
I take a fence to this post!
"Dont go for more than 10 seconds". My personal favorite is to keep the key turned until you smell something burning then ask the boss if I actually need to be at work that day.
Not surprising the Dewclaw has pants with built in knee pads.
Why do you think AVE keeps inviting him back?
pants with knee pads are good, right up until you forget that you are not wearnig them, on a small stone huge rock gravel or concreat floor, that innstant flash in ur head as ur knee touches floor. and then the screams started
Knee pads are fucking amazing. Work that took me 8 hours went down to 5 hours because I could just throw myself on my knees :)
@@ulle500 - Mighty tough in the Priesthood . . .
"promotion pads"
"300 Amps through those wires -- would make very compelling youtube". How true.
Everything's a smoke machine if you use it wrong enough. -Uncle BF
Michael Steeves Compelling for sure, but short lived.
Well, the wires went to industrial heaters so they might as well contribute, right?
We don't tune into this hockey game to watch the skating, know what I'm saying?
@@markfergerson2145 - Balanced load eh?
The prophecy of the discarded diesel has been completed!
Go forth and tell the brethren of the great accomplishment.
As it is written.... Romans 14:13 Let us not therefore judge one another anymore: but judge this rather, that no man put a stumblingblock or an occasion to fall in his brothers way.
Tis a Crustmas muracle!
The smelly hydrocarbons !
I think the government got the last laugh on this one... Technically they bought the thing with your money then, they got you to buy it back while also taxing you again....
again..
"300 Amps through those wires -- would make very compelling youtube."
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I like that Ya got the Dewclaw trained to say "Hello Tractor" on startup.
I’ve heard that in other vids, what’s the reference?
@@scottsimpson8902 i'm not 100% sure. I think it might be 2001: Space Odyssey "Hello Dave, Hello HAL" because there is to much computer in the tractors these days.
@@scottsimpson8902 the tractor says hello on the screen at start up, he shown it in another vidgeo. its only polite to respond back
"Don't go more than 10 seconds." Yeah, my wife tells me the same thing.
I dont care if ya gotta go to work
Not like I could go back to back without a sammich anyways.
Sounds like six seconds too long for me.
Wait, what?
lol the ol two pump chump - haven't seen that one for a looooong while
No, you heard her wrong, she asked you to last more than 10 seconds ya dingus.
There is, without a doubt, more BTU's flying out the rad of the generator than there is coming out the two electric heaters.
That comment thou.... WIN
One can always park the gen. unit into the shop and vent the exhaust directly into the shop also for increase in efficiency.
On a serious note, I wonder why we don't see water-cooled homeowner generators to heat the homes with the 'waste' heat energy pulled off the engine.
@@randomidiot8142 google: CHP (combined heat and power [make America vibrate again (diesel lobby)]).
I see your diesel and raise you a 1940s era incandescent bulb. I use on plugged directly into a wall socket on my bench, it's a dim as a candle, as hot as a star.
This is been a hell of a journey to see this bastard running for sure!
Agreed!! Sounds great!
The Fuel Pump Priming Thumb+forefinger stroking action seemed very well practiced and proficient.
Just observation.
And the matching heavy breathing.
I've grown to love your content so much, that I hope to never see your face. The idea of the person we've grown to love can never add up to any of our faces, combined.
Dewclaw has some good advice, "As long as you know it's the wrong decision that you're making, cuz then it's almost like you're making the right decision."
Its like you're channeling the spirit of Ricky LaFleur of the Trailer Park Boy's. Life advice to die by.
That last part in the outro was the generator after an hour or so.
Remember to put oil in it. Our competitor didn't and during a power outage they reported that their generators were running and more diesel was being delivered, shortly before going completely dark. Turns out, they never ran their generator tests long enough to discover that there was no engine oil in them.
AvE, You guys are working way too hard. Off the top of my head, I can think of seven easier ways to stick gravel to fence posts.
Didn't think the day would ever come that we'd see this beast run again.
That is one of the cleverest way to grade and compact gravel I've ever seen.
Using a Japanese wrench on a Japanese motor. That’s how you know you’re doing her right.
I think they call that hen-tie
@@lemuelseale1640 No thats chicken bondage.
What wrench is it?
@@tomkeehn Nepros Adjustable Wrench
@@lemuelseale1640 Hen-tie? Eww who wants BDSM chickens?
One of the guys has the nickname 'Singer Sowing Machine'. Although he is hung like a needle, it went in and out like feck 😂🤣😂
"Hello Tractor" - Dewclaw Dec 2020
Is it a throwback to the movie " the sand pebbles" with Steve Mcqueen? When he walk in the engine room and says " hello engine"
This entire channel is a violation of OSHA health and safety procedures and I wouldn't have it otherwise.
They're more like suggestions.
The best part is, they don't really do anything unsafe. Shows what a joke OSHA is.
@@brianjarrell9203 that’s because, contrary to 99% on the guys on my shop floor, they know what they are doing.
@@brianjarrell9203 SOME of OSHA is a joke, sure...but not ALL. (Lockout/Tagout is OSHA mandated...want to work WITHOUT it ?)
Potentially putting 300 amps onto 12 AWG/20 amp wire isn't what I'd consider "safe" if you don't understand Arc-Flash Fault current and don't have the required PPE. It's DUMB.
Enjoy your permanent sunburn when it occurs without having safety equipment handy. A dead short in one or both of those heaters would have ruined his day, big-time (did you see him check that before he energized them ?)
Will it "short" would have been a BETTER title.
33 year high voltage industrial maintenance electrician with zero safety incidents during my career.
I’d agree.
If he wasn’t a Canuck, OSHA is kind of an American thing.
A good way to end my workweek. With a good laugh and a cold one. Does anyone else feel like this guy is part of your family?😜
If so, you'd hope he's house broken.
Can't let my kids watch these videos the wife says.
We're still in pain from laughing long and hard on fixing the kitchen plumbing.
I'm Canadian and I can't get over the true "Canadian Accent" of the two of you :)
It's a joy to watch your vijeos :)
One always appreciates a Stan Rogers parody. There are just too few of those in the world.
Fitting 12 ga wire in a 250 kcmil hole lol "you can fit more of them in that way" 😂
There's 37 strands in 250 wire, not sure if each individual strand is same size as 12 ga, but I think its close.
When you have air in the fuel line of a diesel, cover the air intake while cranking the engine. This creates vacuum and sucks the air bubbles through. Then it fires right up.
You two are fucken edumicating the world through humour and entertainment.
Keep it up
Cheers!
Thanks for having dewclaw we enjoy his company
This was fuggin' beautiful.
When in danger or in doubt, run in circles, scream and shout!
Robert A Heinlein
The commentary is worth the price of entry all by itself. The engineering is worth the step back in time thank god both are free.
Nice one AvE. I'm glad that one worked out. Glad to see more vids from you.
Old city transit trick. When changing the fuel filter, fill it up with atf, makes it easier to prime and the fluid will clean the injectors
I'm sure AFT would work well for an 80s engine, but maybe stick with diesel. also, fill up the oil filter before you put it on
@@FROG2000 Bah, that engine was already run 'til toast o'clock without oil, what's another few seconds
Great for 7.3l power stroke too. Some shops/owner's swear by a quart a month in the tanks too. Your mileage may vary. 😎👍
Only good for older diesels. The more modern stuff will end up with problems running something other than diesel through them.
@@NBSV1 considering it has what appears to be a old school bosch style pump, probably would not hurt anything.
Doing it the hard way. Crack the valve and jam an airhose in the tank, seal tightly with a rag until she comes.
so you've met my x then?
that and crack all the injector lines loose and crank till she pees on herself, Then close them. The ol bitch will fire in the first few seconds then.
No rubber required
@@-tr0n Fuel, air, compression... all that is missing is a spark. But if you have enough compression you don't need a spark. LOL.
Thanks Ava, Everybody needed this one . WE NEED A JOB !
This keeps getting better and better as you watch
That Mitsubitchy, she purrs.
Angry porta-pixies
I'm am happy to see you got it running 👍
Block heater is hosed backwards. It works through thermosyphon. Bottom radiator hose T delivers cold coolant to the bottom of the block heater, hot coolant bubbles out the top to the engine.
It's in cases like these I like to applaud from a distance, as to not catch anything. Such as "on fire" or "a sleeve on a drive axle". I'll come closer in a minute.
Good job!
Sounds like you are a survivor. I like to stand back at least 2 oopses.
Title: Will it run?
Me: No idea but I am probably going to laugh at something here
Uhhh the title says will it shart for me.
The heavy breathing while you're priming it is a nice touch.
300 Amps thru this wire = .5 seconds of the best youtube ever!
what a good way to start a weekend
For about a year: wondering, wondering, wondering...what about that generator, eh?
The fram filter was a nice touch. The patsy got screen time
😂I've been waiting a long time for this one,we electricians need a lot of thinking time!Top job.
Take forever to wire up the motor and when the boss asks why it doesn’t work... “The mechanical guys didn’t level it!”
0:22 21st Century technology: computers, high power internal combustion engines, hydraulic systems, cargo helicopters, high tensile steel, ...the lighting itself is under our control, herded through wires and caged in batteries.....
And yet, we still can’t beat the ancient Egyptian magic of......a bunch of rolling logs...
So how many bottle caps per KWH are you planning on charging during the apocalypse with that contraption?
5 Nuka Cola Quantums to recharge your fusion core
Sounds great. Nice work fellas.
had some real fun this fall after a piston change on the ol john deere inline 6. disconnected the sediment bulb to prevent someone from trying to start the turd hauler and completely forgot about it once ready to start. thought there was air in the lines so we cracked the injectors to bleed only to entirely fill the system with air. a fun 3 hour bleed of the whole thing was just what the doctor prescribed.
5:24 I've pumped that exact primer on enough engines that I could tell by the sound and the motion that you were nowhere near there yet. The new black primers are supposed to leak less.
This video is proof that a man can achieve all the talent, know-how, and gain all the reach to teach millions of people not to be bumblefucks and that man will use that talent, knowledge, skill, and reach to instead declare himself king of the bumblefucks
Holy hell that Nepros NWM-250 adjustable wrench looks amazing. I paused the video and went frame by frame to get the make and model. I knew it was one of your Japanese fancy tools. $80+ for one of them shiny dealies though. Too rich for my peasant blood right now. Excited to see this thing finally chooch. Hope it lives forever.
I think Dew Claw deserves his own vise after all that good work.
Wait wait stop! .... I left the stove on at home lol
Crescent wrench aka Saskatchewan socket set.
Appropriately packaged in a genuine Saskatchewan Sealskin tool bag to boot!
Can't beat them sore D##k deals!!, lol nice to see you got that running. Still remember that tear down video. Good stuff
I just watched a Zip Ties and Bias Plys vidya today. If I didn't know better, I'd say it's the same fella with an education he's pissed he paid for, just as a before and after. You guys are great
5:11 Well there's your problem: there's clearly no spark.
(Yes I am aware that it's a diesel)
Diesels don’t have spark.
@@belialclaytix4190 People tell me that diesel ignition doesn’t use a spark.
@@MarcosElMalo2 People tell me that spark ignition doesn’t use a diesel.
@@MarcosElMalo2 we're in the 21st century. I am sure this internetmathingy will show me an engine that runs on diesel oil AND uses a spark plug to fire.
right. there seem to have been rotaries running on diesel assisting combustion by additionally firing spark plugs. so there's that...
JET DIESEL DOESNT MELT SPARK METAL
missed opportunity at 5:23 ... "it never took so long"
Underrated
BADASS! It makes me happy to see it come full circle! Nice job, Gents! I'm gonna putcha both in for a promotion! XD
It is alive- been wondering where they project was- good work nice gen set to have running
Eeehh 62 or 60 Hz what ever gets the job done
That's no-load speed, put something on it to harness the pixies and she'll settle right down to 60. I think ours at work go about 62-62.5 Hz no-load.
@@timothybarney7257 also, those gauges are rather subjective. Verify the output with a good meter before trusting those gauges.
Mr. Mom reference? 220, 221 whatever it takes.
It’s the rpm of the engine that will set the Hz. So, like said above once it’s loaded down a little it’ll be fine. If not can just adjust the rpm until it is.
Probably the Fetzer valve.
60ish Hz.
Perfect!
Never underestimate the dangers of a runaway diesel engine. While I haven't witnessed this directly, I have been witness to the aftermath. 'twas on a (very new) fishing boat and the engine was connected to a three phase alternator that supplied almost all of the AC requirements on the boat. Normally the engine would run at 1500 RPM, three phase 415 alternator with 240 AC from phase to neutral. Not sure how fast the engine ended up before it turned into shrapnel, but ALL of the electrical equipment downstream was turned into junk!
Aww man I love this guy's sense a humor. Couldn't work with a guy like this because I wouldn't be able to get anything done.
Some speculate that this is exactly how the mighty pyramids of British Colombia were built.
"Third Eye Brown"
Outstanding gentlemen
Sparky work not paying the bills, but I'm glad to see ole Dew Claw should have his grow show up and running soon.
Heavy breathing at 5:30 was intense.
Sell it quick before it breaks!
Sell it back to the local government!
I have been waiting for this vidjeo for some time.
As usual the last five seconds were worth waiting for.
How can you expect it to pull straight when you’re using a bent chain? Plus when your inclined planes are made to Whitworth specifications, that does help either.
SPACEBALLS THE TH-cam COMMENT
I like how dewclaw is the one finishing all the projects around here
Great job guys. Conveniently posted on a Friday night so I can go hunt a big black mamba for saturday's endeavors!
Just 11 months for the electrician to finish the job!
And I want a follow up video with it running full warmed up.
I'll amend your comment slightly: Got to give credit where credit is Dew, Claw.
I once used fire wood to install a drivetrain in a car in Dawson Creek BC . And it worked!
Points for the proper use of the Knuckle Busting Nut Rounder, extra points for the excellent Space Balls reference!
Good job gents..I would gives you the clapp but you probably already haves it.
3:13 Thats a Rickyism from trailer park Boys! Genius!
Good to see this thing running after all this time
“It might be thin but it sure is short” gets me every time lmao
IT VERKS!!
20 minutes past warranty period!
I love this guy, hands off baby doll.
Some of those standby generators from warm southern areas can be real sweet deals, there are people that actually think that because it's 70 or 80 degrees that the block heater isn't needed, they don't get many hours on them before you hear the knocking.
Ichipussi diesels need LOTS O' PRIMING to get 'em to chooch.
But they chooch really good when wet
0:20 Uncle AvE, I think there might be prior art on that one...
SpaceBall References - All the more reason these are the greatest vijhoes on the internet!
They used Schwartz to fix it ...
As a Norwegian, I often find the Americans kind of delicate, - no swearing on TV. No nippels. No nothing.
And in comes AvE and saves the day again. Super funny 👍 Thanks 😘
He's from Canada