Now that’s a service truck....I don’t remember the dogs being that excited!....That Crain is just what you needed...watching you adapt, upgrade and change things will be an adventure. You have some great subscribers Warren, Look at the great things they have said....I told you when you did the truck video “we’re all in this with you”...congratulations....Thanks for taking us along..
Western truck and tractor good to see honest hard working smart mechanic out there I’ll call ya if I have anything like theses videos very educational nice work
New trucks, dogs playing in the snow & u gotta work...your fun is watching the dogs play & showing us you tubers how hard your job can get in the inclimate weather..thank you for the fantastic vids..i watch all of yours to the very end...love em.
I am a new subscriber Warren. I am not in your line of work but it's very interesting to watch you diagnose and fix all of the equipment. The new truck looks like its going to work out for you alot better. Keep the videos coming!
She's rolling! I knew you would find a way." Aw damn got my new rims muddy" Probably won't be the last time. That truck says "I mean business" I hope it brings you more work.
I built my service truck. 1988 Freightliner had L10 n wannabe 9spd. I mounted a utility bed for setting highline poles on it. 20K hydraulic winch in front bumper. 50' boom 24" auger and man bucket. 4.33 rear gears. Pulled L10 n wannabe, now has Big Cam 855 400 n Double Over 13spd. Truck may be little big for most jobs but I won't be limited. 88 FLC 120 tandem
I wish it were under perfect circumstances (Ford), but its great to see your new truck at work. I was out of work the same time you were slow and know quite well the squeezing feeling. Im glad you are prepared and think ahead for yourself. I like your can do attitude and I think that puts you ahead.
I see myself, Warren, I got a new Ford van in 2008, had to put boxes in it, safety wall behind the seats and a ladder rack on top. Got it done before I would go out and do handyman jobs. Yes, I worked in a power plant for 35 years, then handyman business for 20 years. Do it right. Thank you for the videos, i do enjoy them.
Well you did tell me the other day you needed snow ❄️! Lol! It has been sub zero here for several days now in the high 50 ‘s go figure! What an excellent video Warren this is really what it’s like for a field mechanic! Congrats on new trk looks like she’s gonna due just fine ! The dogs should sleep good tonight lol ! Thanks for sharing 👍
Need to find a deal on a set of chains for the drive tires. And a big ol warning light on dash to warn of PTO engagement. Seen a mechanic burn up a hydraulic air compressor forgetting. You are correct this truck is much smoother and quiter. I am very happy to see it working with you.
It’s been a little bit of time coming but nice to see you in your service truck. I know things are still tough but you’ll be OK you can get in on that other service work that you mentioned with a larger unit and I think you may increase your productivity, even though your busy now.
Hey, Warren- I've been watching ALL of your videos, following the "timeline". It seems you have a Guardian Angel. You got the new truck, repaired the major stuff, tools transferred over, found shit you forgot or thought had lost- just as the other truck crapped out (cracked head, busted crane, etc. That new Beast runs nice now, you'll get used to it. Little by little, throw a few bucks at it, keep it happy! Change ALL fluids & oil & filters early, not a waste of money- it's preventative maintenance. I'd like to see more updates on your truck, get the outrigger hoses fixed? Did you put a tool battery charging station in? Did you ever get a modern jump starting setup? Couple of those new jumper packs are a good investment. Take care of that welder, get dry gas in it, fuel Sta-Bil, change it's oil & filter. You need to hire a competent kid to do all that, get caught up. Don't get some know-it-all, teach him or her YOUR ways, YOUR values. Don't get a pretty one, so Wife gets nervous, lol.
I took the passenger seat right out. Then put a platform in from my seat to the glove box and passenger door. My dog loved the room.i also put padding and covering on it
The winch is to quiet for you lol. I am glad things are better now for you to be able to drive the new truck after the work you did to it. Run out of jack oh lets just use the crane lol it did the job it had to.
You were definitely made for the job you are doing. A great mechanic also has the right mindset.....great skills and takes his time. Fun to watch a guy doing his life’s work.
Congrats on the new truck. It looks great and seems to work well. I love seeing someone work there ass off and actually be able to make there business better. (Wanting to eat is a good motivation to) lol. Once you are in this truck a while I'm sure you will get shit sorted and it will be easier. Plus once you get a head gasket in the other one you will have a spare.
It’s strange seeing you working in the snow here in Tasmania Australia it nice and warm, all the best warren in the new truck it will take a bit to get it the way you want it but you will inbetween jobs, I hope things take a turn for the better for you cause you do deserve it keep safe warren and don’t stress to much it will come good.
Love your videos I'm also a field mechanic I work on construction equipment and all there Semites so I know exactly how hard you work. I went to school after I had plenty of hands on experience just to get D.O.T certified. There were some young guys in the school and one of the tasks we had to do was service wheel bearings. I took out the wheel bearing dipped my hand in a five gallon can of grease and packed the bearing by hand a couple of the guys looked at me like I was nuts and commented I wouldn't do that with my hands I laughed and told him if your concerned that much about getting a little grease on your hands you should probably think about getting into another line of business lol. Those trucks we worked on in school were the cleanest most well maintained trucks I have ever seen.
im really happy for you to finally get the old/new girl on the road! u put in alot of hours fixing her and saving up to buy it! your going to love that truck, im suprised that little 5.9 can pull all that weight that easy
That's a great work rig....very nice. It's on my wishlist...I would love to go work on these skidders around here and the log trucks. Nothing but flatlands and pines around here,no snow.Just a papper mill.Taylor Co. Fl.
Glad to see you in your new truck. The new Go -Pro is working great we can here you much better. I like it when you have it on your Tripod. Snow is always a pain to work in fingers are always cold.
Have watched all your videos, I am retired and disabled. I wait daily for a new one. Just love your detail on a repair. That truck is great at a reasonable price. Too bad it's not 4x4, but with the rear weight it ought to go most anywhere. In a pinch, can you use the hoist as a winch with some pulleys? The Millermatic is unbelievable extra, you got a 1/4 of your bid right there. That alone will pay for more of the truck. A lot of large equipment maintenance over here on in Chinook, MT (the other side of the hill). Very large farming and ranching. Love a hard worker. Keep it up.
You're having fun now can't wait to see you use that new Crane very nice truck glad to see you finally got it on the road love your videos man keep it coming It's tough to bite that bullet when you just want to get it on the road by you want everything to be perfect but things will fall into place as you run your truck my new one will be here very soon and I am very excited Take care my friend and stay warm
Setting the outriggers is a good habit to get into. Sitting here trying to figure out how you could get some kind of shelter to keep the snow off your head.
That truck had no issues getting up to the job site. That Kubota looks like an M7060 to me. I have an L2501 I use around town. Love Kubotas. Thanks for the great outdoors vids, but I'll do my work in the shop thank you. Cheers!
Nice! Between a heavy rear and a diff lock you should be able to get around without 4wd. Friction is a function of weight only, so those boxes and the crane ought to keep you rolling over stuff.
CONGRATS on the "new" service truck....it's a peach and I enjoyed the tour of it. You got some really cool equipment with it. I wuz thinkin, from the cylinder rebuild on the tailboard of your old truck, if u had an eye on one side of the tail board that u cud hook a snatch block into then u cud run your crane cable thru it and connect it to a long choker (horizontally) that is attached to the ram and use the crane to pull the ram into the cylinder (for that extra ass 🤣) ....jus a thought. And you forgot ur propane torch in this video but u got that cutting rig for heat in the new truck 😏 ....hee hee hee. Luv the vids.....keep em comin👍🏻
That new truck seems like it's gonna be a real game changer & that hydraulic compressor even blowing I could say has wayv more pressure & cfm's than a conventional gas compressor. Good luck on the new truck.
I am sure you will fix the front seat configuration, so both pups can have comfortable sitting positions. Congratulations on the new service truck, and as others have said, the crane is a lot quieter than the old truck. Good luck to you and may your business increase for you Warren.
The truck engine and crane was so quiet I could hear you thinking !! Congratulations Warren 👍 Quick thought on the dog seat. Home Depot sales a one peace sit cushion that should fit on the center console. I know my dogs like to feel a little cushion under there feet for grip.
Grew up on a farm for 18 years in North Dakota, only 4x4 we had was a little Nissan. Drove around all winter with our 2 wheel drives and f600 service truck.
Farming Fixing & Fabricating I probably shouldn’t be watching either as we have cows to milk and feed and a disk mower in the shop but both you are such hard working guys yet still take the time to put out really interesting videos. Thanks for what you do
@@FarmingFixingFabricating LMAO Andy!!! That's how I watch some of yours 😂🤣 but I just turn up the volume and drop you in my pocket 😎 I do actually watch quite a bit though 😁 Livestream is a pain, I can't keep up with everyone else.....
I'm a new subscriber And I have to say I'm impressed with your ability to repair Anything. It has Always been interesting to me to watch a knowledgeable man work.
I think that'll be a nice setup for ya; probably be nice to have a little more room as well. I believe that you'll like that nice and simplistic 12 valve cummins too. Congratulations.
Warren congrats on the new truck. The weather in the video is similar to what is falling here presently. Cheers from northeast Ontario Canada. Keep up the good work.
Those people don't know how lucky they are to have you drive all the way out there and fix that ole girl.. But, i guess money talks a snow covers the ground... Right, Dogs sure had a good time.. See Ya, Texas
A little behind in your life but I'm enjoying you getting the servicetruck I seen you use it in the last 10 months many times loving those dogs man 👍🛠️⚒️
That truck, and all of it's features and toys- makes your work so much
easier now.
Now that’s a service truck....I don’t remember the dogs being that excited!....That Crain is just what you needed...watching you adapt, upgrade and change things will be an adventure. You have some great subscribers Warren, Look at the great things they have said....I told you when you did the truck video “we’re all in this with you”...congratulations....Thanks for taking us along..
Really happy to see you running your new truck, you've definitely earned it.
Thank you for taking the time to entertain us lazy old folks.
Western truck and tractor good to see honest hard working smart mechanic out there I’ll call ya if I have anything like theses videos very educational nice work
Thank you.
Thanks for the great videos!! I'm learning a lot!! It's so nice to see the dogs having so much fun!!
Thank you.
You have a great heart my friend. There's not many left like you. Thank you for everything you do. From UK.
Nice quiet truck, It is enjoining to see the dogs play in the background. Looks like everything works well for you in the snow!
New trucks, dogs playing in the snow & u gotta work...your fun is watching the dogs play & showing us you tubers how hard your job can get in the inclimate weather..thank you for the fantastic vids..i watch all of yours to the very end...love em.
God bless you for doing that job in that weather. You're a better man than I am.
Somehow one of your most scenic and atmospheric videos: snow, dogs, sun coming out and good work!!
Love that air compressor. Quiet enough a fella can actually do some thinking while she's running.
Clean sweep on her maiden voyage!!! All your hard work and dedication is coming to fruition,good on you!!!
One thing though? Where is your food box,as far out as you get don't need to be hungry and cold
Man those dogs had a blast!! I bet they slept all the way back home 😆
Man those dogs have a BLAST going out with u on these calls.
Can hear in your voice how excited you were to be running the new rig. She's a runner. Sounds sweet too.
Dogs are having a blast while you work your butt off. That's a great day at work.
I am a new subscriber Warren. I am not in your line of work but it's very interesting to watch you diagnose and fix all of the equipment. The new truck looks like its going to work out for you alot better. Keep the videos coming!
Your dogs seemed to never stop playing together that entire time you worked. Great dogs! Nice truck too btw.
So good to see you back up and running Warren. New service truck looks heavy duty compared to the old ford
You can hear everything your saying with the new truck! Way quieter lol
Sure is a nice service truck!
She's rolling! I knew you would find a way." Aw damn got my new rims muddy" Probably won't be the last time. That truck says "I mean business" I hope it brings you more work.
pleased you got the truck all up and working Warren. Am very happy for you. Is looking really good. Onwards and upwards yay :)
Great, real happy to see the new service truck in operation. Looks like it has cloth seats. Might need some protective seat covers. Take care.
43:33 Your in paradise man! Look at that scenery!
Loving the new camera quality , very fortunate to have viewers that are willing to support the channel
Yes, I have some good people for viewers.
Love your new truck, glad you are using it to your advantage--enjoy your dogs keep the faith.
I built my service truck. 1988 Freightliner had L10 n wannabe 9spd. I mounted a utility bed for setting highline poles on it. 20K hydraulic winch in front bumper. 50' boom 24" auger and man bucket.
4.33 rear gears. Pulled L10 n wannabe, now has Big Cam 855 400 n Double Over 13spd. Truck may be little big for most jobs but I won't be limited.
88 FLC 120 tandem
I wish it were under perfect circumstances (Ford), but its great to see your new truck at work. I was out of work the same time you were slow and know quite well the squeezing feeling. Im glad you are prepared and think ahead for yourself. I like your can do attitude and I think that puts you ahead.
Can’t get enough of watching daisy and trouble playing in the snow 😂
I see myself, Warren, I got a new Ford van in 2008, had to put boxes in it, safety wall behind the seats and a ladder rack on top. Got it done before I would go out and do handyman jobs. Yes, I worked in a power plant for 35 years, then handyman business for 20 years. Do it right. Thank you for the videos, i do enjoy them.
Well you did tell me the other day you needed snow ❄️! Lol! It has been sub zero here for several days now in the high 50 ‘s go figure! What an excellent video Warren this is really what it’s like for a field mechanic! Congrats on new trk looks like she’s gonna due just fine ! The dogs should sleep good tonight lol ! Thanks for sharing 👍
You certainly deserve every cent you earn Warren, Good Job
Great to see the new service truck in action.
I was excited to see the new truck, sorry about the old one. Thank you for bringing us along. Say hi to duke.
Need to find a deal on a set of chains for the drive tires. And a big ol warning light on dash to warn of PTO engagement. Seen a mechanic burn up a hydraulic air compressor forgetting.
You are correct this truck is much smoother and quiter. I am very happy to see it working with you.
It’s been a little bit of time coming but nice to see you in your service truck. I know things are still tough but you’ll be OK you can get in on that other service work that you mentioned with a larger unit and I think you may increase your productivity, even though your busy now.
Hey, Warren-
I've been watching ALL of your videos, following the "timeline". It seems you have a
Guardian Angel. You got the new truck, repaired the major stuff, tools transferred over, found shit you forgot or thought had lost- just as the other truck crapped out (cracked head, busted crane, etc. That new Beast runs nice now, you'll get used to it. Little by little, throw a few bucks at it, keep it happy! Change ALL fluids & oil & filters early, not a waste of money- it's preventative maintenance. I'd like to see more updates on your truck, get the outrigger hoses fixed? Did you put a tool battery charging station in? Did you ever get a modern jump starting setup?
Couple of those new jumper packs are a good investment. Take care of that welder, get dry gas in it, fuel Sta-Bil, change it's oil & filter.
You need to hire a competent kid to do all that, get caught up. Don't get some know-it-all, teach him or her YOUR ways, YOUR values. Don't get a pretty one, so Wife gets nervous, lol.
I took the passenger seat right out. Then put a platform in from my seat to the glove box and passenger door. My dog loved the room.i also put padding and covering on it
The winch is to quiet for you lol.
I am glad things are better now for you to be able to drive the new truck after the work you did to it.
Run out of jack oh lets just use the crane lol it did the job it had to.
Gotta put orange juice in them orange tractors🤣🤣
I saw that also. Heh
You were definitely made for the job you are doing. A great mechanic also has the right mindset.....great skills and takes his time. Fun to watch a guy doing his life’s work.
Get a nice cover for that welder.. keep it in the great shape it is in already.
That truck certainly looks the buisness, what ever the weather you can count on Warren to get ya fixed.
Thank you for your great videos and hard work Warren hope things get better soon for all of us!
Good to see the new truck out.Excellent Video.
Congrats on the new truck. It looks great and seems to work well. I love seeing someone work there ass off and actually be able to make there business better. (Wanting to eat is a good motivation to) lol.
Once you are in this truck a while I'm sure you will get shit sorted and it will be easier. Plus once you get a head gasket in the other one you will have a spare.
Now this is reality TV that makes sense !! Thanks Keep up the good work.
Proud of you buddy! Great to finally see this thing on the road, I was super happy when I saw this pop up!
It’s strange seeing you working in the snow here in Tasmania Australia it nice and warm, all the best warren in the new truck it will take a bit to get it the way you want it but you will inbetween jobs, I hope things take a turn for the better for you cause you do deserve it keep safe warren and don’t stress to much it will come good.
J.B. Maxwell, to warm, thank god we got rain.
thumbs up and just started watching. Love the vids man, keep them coming.
Love your videos I'm also a field mechanic I work on construction equipment and all there Semites so I know exactly how hard you work. I went to school after I had plenty of hands on experience just to get D.O.T certified. There were some young guys in the school and one of the tasks we had to do was service wheel bearings. I took out the wheel bearing dipped my hand in a five gallon can of grease and packed the bearing by hand a couple of the guys looked at me like I was nuts and commented I wouldn't do that with my hands I laughed and told him if your concerned that much about getting a little grease on your hands you should probably think about getting into another line of business lol. Those trucks we worked on in school were the cleanest most well maintained trucks I have ever seen.
im really happy for you to finally get the old/new girl on the road! u put in alot of hours fixing her and saving up to buy it! your going to love that truck, im suprised that little 5.9 can pull all that weight that easy
Good truck!!! If you can't find em grind em.
Great video, I’m from Minnesota and always working in the shittin snow.
The new truck is radical dude.
That's a great work rig....very nice.
It's on my wishlist...I would love to go work on these skidders around here and the log trucks.
Nothing but flatlands and pines around here,no snow.Just a papper mill.Taylor Co. Fl.
Getting to play with the new truck, I bet that didn't even feel like work!
Glad to see you in your new truck. The new Go -Pro is working great we can here you much better. I like it when you have it on your Tripod. Snow is always a pain to work in fingers are always cold.
Glad to see you got her on the road to make you money. GOOD LUCK
Have watched all your videos, I am retired and disabled. I wait daily for a new one. Just love your detail on a repair. That truck is great at a reasonable price. Too bad it's not 4x4, but with the rear weight it ought to go most anywhere. In a pinch, can you use the hoist as a winch with some pulleys? The Millermatic is unbelievable extra, you got a 1/4 of your bid right there. That alone will pay for more of the truck. A lot of large equipment maintenance over here on in Chinook, MT (the other side of the hill). Very large farming and ranching. Love a hard worker. Keep it up.
Those 2 dogs are getting plenty of exercise on this job
Donald Ellett Guarding the truck !!!
Happy for ya buddy thats awesome!! And the truck looks sweet i like it!!! Congrats
Love your dogs .
You're having fun now can't wait to see you use that new Crane very nice truck glad to see you finally got it on the road love your videos man keep it coming It's tough to bite that bullet when you just want to get it on the road by you want everything to be perfect but things will fall into place as you run your truck my new one will be here very soon and I am very excited Take care my friend and stay warm
New truck sounds sweet. Seems to handle the snow ok. Nice to see the dogs enjoying the snow. Keep up the good work 👍
That was great to watch hope to see a lot more of the new service truck
Biggest snowmobile I've ever seen. And Chip Hailstone white, as well! Great to see your truck in action!
Setting the outriggers is a good habit to get into.
Sitting here trying to figure out how you could get some kind of shelter to keep the snow off your head.
Those dogs are absolutely killing it, lolol. What a life, good on you bro:)
That truck had no issues getting up to the job site. That Kubota looks like an M7060 to me. I have an L2501 I use around town. Love Kubotas.
Thanks for the great outdoors vids, but I'll do my work in the shop thank you.
Cheers!
Awesome truck I need one like that one
Nice! Between a heavy rear and a diff lock you should be able to get around without 4wd. Friction is a function of weight only, so those boxes and the crane ought to keep you rolling over stuff.
CONGRATS on the "new" service truck....it's a peach and I enjoyed the tour of it. You got some really cool equipment with it. I wuz thinkin, from the cylinder rebuild on the tailboard of your old truck, if u had an eye on one side of the tail board that u cud hook a snatch block into then u cud run your crane cable thru it and connect it to a long choker (horizontally) that is attached to the ram and use the crane to pull the ram into the cylinder (for that extra ass 🤣) ....jus a thought. And you forgot ur propane torch in this video but u got that cutting rig for heat in the new truck 😏 ....hee hee hee.
Luv the vids.....keep em comin👍🏻
so when do you want me to show up for work. I miss this shit. Dad got sick 5 years ago, Just got my life back.
That new truck seems like it's gonna be a real game changer & that hydraulic compressor even blowing I could say has wayv more pressure & cfm's than a conventional gas compressor. Good luck on the new truck.
I hope your customers appreciate you coming out in all weathers?
Nice truck glad to see it on the road and working for you
I am sure you will fix the front seat configuration, so both pups can have comfortable sitting positions. Congratulations on the new service truck, and as others have said, the crane is a lot quieter than the old truck. Good luck to you and may your business increase for you Warren.
The truck engine and crane was so quiet I could hear you thinking !! Congratulations Warren 👍 Quick thought on the dog seat. Home Depot sales a one peace sit cushion that should fit on the center console. I know my dogs like to feel a little cushion under there feet for grip.
Your favorite tractor to work on!
You go out in the boonies quite a bit - that's the were the jobs are - you may wish that new truck is a 4x4 sometimes
Grew up on a farm for 18 years in North Dakota, only 4x4 we had was a little Nissan. Drove around all winter with our 2 wheel drives and f600 service truck.
Jared J, Agreed. Between the locker, the weight, and a pair of chains...there's not too many places where 4x4 would make much a difference.
Huge cab for the dogs to roam around in
Hey Andy, shouldn’t you be finishing that mixer wagon not watching videos, you got cows to feed.......haha
@@robbybachmann332 I don't really watch, mostly listen. I through the phone in the cup holder of the loader and listen on my head phones
Farming Fixing & Fabricating I probably shouldn’t be watching either as we have cows to milk and feed and a disk mower in the shop but both you are such hard working guys yet still take the time to put out really interesting videos. Thanks for what you do
I’m just lucky my wife doesn’t know I’m watching.....lol...She’s at work....This is a shop day for me..
@@FarmingFixingFabricating LMAO Andy!!! That's how I watch some of yours 😂🤣 but I just turn up the volume and drop you in my pocket 😎
I do actually watch quite a bit though 😁
Livestream is a pain, I can't keep up with everyone else.....
The new truck seems tight and smooth...👍
Never had a kobota have a long crank before. Thay have the all weather slow start system built in .
Glad the new trucks up and running. It's like a semi, with some weight in her it wont slip as bad in the snow
I'm a new subscriber And I have to say I'm impressed with your ability to repair Anything. It has Always been interesting to me to watch a knowledgeable man work.
Same here 🤝
not sure why but i watch a hell of a lot of this dude.
Boy the kids had a great time in the snow !!,
I think that'll be a nice setup for ya; probably be nice to have a little more room as well. I believe that you'll like that nice and simplistic 12 valve cummins too. Congratulations.
Truck turning out nice, nice find you got there
Hope the new truck goes well for you.
Seems strange seeing snow, its summer here in New Zealand.
Not a fan of the Kubota then?
How quiet is that crane compared to your old one god rest it's soul lol
Great video enjoyed the maiden voyage....Thanks Warren...
Warren congrats on the new truck. The weather in the video is similar to what is falling here presently. Cheers from northeast Ontario Canada. Keep up the good work.
Excellent video
Those people don't know how lucky they are to have you drive all the way out there and fix that ole girl.. But, i guess money talks a snow covers the ground... Right, Dogs sure had a good time.. See Ya, Texas
A little behind in your life but I'm enjoying you getting the servicetruck I seen you use it in the last 10 months many times loving those dogs man 👍🛠️⚒️
dogs are awesome. i think its cool you get to take yours with ya
Looking good warren