Yes it is too bad we cannot push the heart button for some of these finger up comments. One of the great things about this channel working with employees and his children and wife as well. Not to mention all we learn.
Very awesome and very thorough enjoy as always Your boys definitely are learning so much very nice to see this these days Id give anything to have my dad back to show me masonry work I know he is laughing from above When he sees me stumbling with something I didn’t pay attention too
Watching this a year later I can see how you got Hunter involved. That is how you learn. Classrooms can only do so much but hands on is where it’s at. I can say when I was his age, I would have been super excited to help like this.
Hunter is in the best classroom, one on one instruction from the best with no distractions from others in the lab. This is the real world , problem solving , manufacturing tools and equipment as needed. My hats off to you Clint !
Hunter is getting a free premium education from Clint and it's priceless even if he chooses a different path in life he will still have this in his back pocket
I ENJOY THE VIDEOS WHEN YOU AND HUNTER WORK TOGETHER. WHEN A SON WORKS WITH HIS DADDY, THAT'S BETTER THAN ANY TECH CLASS HE CAN TAKE. YOU CAN TEACH HIM MORE ONE ON ONE!!👨👧👦
Hunter will never ever get such a great one on one experience teaching in the world as he has with Clint absolutely priceless and it's costing him absolutely nothing ZERO just great father and son time together and that makes it absolutely priceless and Hunter will be sharing his own life experience, skills and expertise and stories with his great grandkids, to Client and Hunter I tip my hat to the 2 of you. I wish I had a dad like Hunter has, my dad never ever actually allowed me to be near him when he was rebuild engines I was only given the cleaning jobs and that's it nothing more. Hunter take pride in everything that comes from your old man you will never ever get any better experience teaching anywhere else but exactly from your old man and the respect that is between the two of you are absolutely key in life and priceless too. ❤this channel.
Clint, each time I watch your videos you impress me with your vast knowledge. I’m super impressed in your patience with Hunter and also Kevin sharing knowledge with action, also the ability to have a bit of fun in the process. Love your videos and channel 👍👍
The only guys that can hang with Clinton are @kt3406E, my favorite Oklahoma boy and Caterpillar afficianado, and western tractor repair, nobody else even comes close. Encyclopedia with feet is all I can suggest. I'm glad your boys aren't afraid to get stuck in and work, the learning process is priceless. Have a nice Friday night.
We are all human which means we make mistakes . Great job Hunter is definitely learning a whole lot from a real good teacher. Excellent educational video Clint.
This is one heck of a video from start to finish, so two cups of coffee and a couple of snacks later I feel like I'm a certified John Deere mechanic 😂. Thanks Clint and Hunter.
Just love to see Hunter so interested in learning and willing to help with his Pop. That's a special relationship right there. My son had no patience to even learn to change the oil in a car or do a brake job. Envious.
Love how you are teaching Hunter step by step how to do things. If they WANT to learn. Teach them. There are no bad students, just bad teachers ( which you are not ).
I've enjoyed this series on multiple levels. The quality of explanation, your thorough discussion and most of all the father and son team doing the rebuild. Good job, strong work Dad! I'm glad I found your channel.
51:13 Working on a customer's 01 Cherokee 4.0L, Engine rebuilt 1st step I come across says using special tool for front cover alignment. Same situation I lightly installed the front cover then put the balancer in to align the seal. Tightened all the bolts I could access (5 out of 7) and removed the balancer and tightened remained, then reinstalled. Maybe better than the special tool nobody has.
FYI, the best thing to use on hard bolts busted off is an endmill smaller than the bolt used in a mill run under 700 rpm. Use the dark cutting oil, same as used for threading gas pipe as it has sulfur in it and lubes well while cutting out the old bolt. I do many get it outs every week at work. Great job building this engine!
* * * * * You're a Lucky Man to be able to work with your Son , and Hunter is a Lucky Young Man to work with his Dad ! And You Are a GOOD Teacher ! And you have a good student .
Hunter is learning some valuable engine stuff from Clint. Tell the truth Clint, you put them in the wrong order to see if Hunter would catch it, wink, wink.
Your lad will always remember building this engine with his father, he's learning so much here. Nice job Clinton, I like your standards. I didn't know if liner protrusion needed to be checked/set/shimmed. Thanks for the great video, much appreciated.
the injector deal wasn't a screw up it was a little test to see who caught it. and paying attention. I just love how well you and your sons work together. The apprentice and master do it again. Well done.
Well done Clint and Hunter - the master and the apprentice - the next video should be as informative as this one. Looking forward to seeing the dozer operational again soon.
Another excellent video Clinton, you keep raising the bar! (What Clinton DIDN'T show us was his trip to the office for a Tylenol and Peptobismol after deciphering that torque sequence for the head!!!) Keep the old man inline there Hunter, handle him like you do them wrenches!
Great video Clint and Hunter! I'm impressed with the level of care you are taking and your thorough explanations. There are not many videos over an hour long that I would sit and watch all the way through. Keep up the good work!
Learnt a lot watching you guys rebuild a motor like this. Hunter certainly gets a lot of hands on knowledge working on this sort of stuff. Thanks for sharing.
The machinist I served my apprenticeship under always called me on it when I called an engine a motor. He would say, “motors run on electricity, engines run on fuel!” To this day it still sticks in my craw when I here someone call it a motor! 😊
Great job Clint and Hunter and great content showing us what's required to rebuild the engine. It's really cool Hunter is interested and he's going to be an expert in no time.
Again, this brought back many good memories, showing my young techs and the satisfaction in their eyes is something they or I will never forget. No matter what you guys do, it's the right way and done with pride. With the head start Hunter has now, I can only imagine just what he's going to be like in 10 years!
Clint, Hunter, truly a joy watching you guys work together. Said it before but there is nothing any better than working Father and Son team. Especially someone as knowledgeable as Clint. Weird not seeing Kevin with you but you have a couple of good young men in your boys to work. Says a lot about their upbringing sir. Thank you again for the channel.
Nice Work! Clinton, ...you are a wonderful teacher! Hunter, hang in there Bud! You have a rare opportunity to be taught by a knowledgeable, patient & gentle soul! A great career!
C&C Equipment +: Another superb & quite descriptive video! _Hunter_ , and you, did a *very good job* of presentation. At least, good enough to cover the reman/rebuild pieces/parts in sufficient detail to keep things decidedly away from boring! And... Dad, you did a stupendous/father's job of guiding your son thru the areas in which he wasn't absolutely sure - that is, 'til you, Dad, hit the injector install. Caught just the _hint_ of Hunter shaking his head during that sequence! In all, cannot wait to see this engine rebuild complete. W/ Hunter on this one concerning "will it start?" Hunter sez "it _better_ !" You tell it, Hunter! 👊👊👊 As is consistently the case, videos of this caliber _always_ get the standard _YT_ 'thumbs-up' recognition, while also earning the coveted *_Ol' Curmudgeon_* three 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 for excellence in channel videography. Most other channels really have a very difficult time keeping up w/ you fellows! That said, keep 'em comin', guys! They are sincerely enjoyed! 👏👏👏
You and Hunter make a heck of a team. Good looking work. I am glad to see a guy like yourself having patiences with the next generation teaching them things most youngens dont know. Nice work and good video. Hats off Clinton
Last Motor I did a complete rebuild on was in the early 80's on a 1954 Hillman Flathead 4 cylinder (UK). Yes, it was petrol, not diesel but same assembly principles and was fun to watch you bringing back a memory and not only the obvious quality work you do but having to mentor Mr. Hunter while overlooking his obvious issues with forgetting stuff (🙂), is priceless. Thank you Sir and keep it coming.
Clinton another 5 🌟 Father & Son shop days 💯 awesome 👍 to Hunter, best shop class yah could ever have. As always God bless y'all from Gaffney South Carolina viewer 🙏❤️💯
This is a great series, enjoying watching this, learning a lot from it. Good to see Hunter working along side you, good young man, thanks for the ride along sir.
Clint, you really shine explaining your engine rebuilds.. I bet you could get paid to be a mentor within some kind of apprentice program through your local high school that would give you an extra paycheck plus you’d be doing some kid a great favor
Had off for both of you, Hunter to have a great dad, that's teaching this stuff. And Clint you can be proud that your son has interests in this. Big dumb up 👍
Great job teaching your son while getting the job done. Your son is getting an education that today's classrooms cannot or will not teach. As for torque to stretch, I'm not a fan, I'm sure they could tell us a really good reason but I'm just not a fan. Replacing the bolts of course is a good plan.
Hay everyone let's show Clint how to count to 10 or at least to 6 and make sure there in order? Lol don't sweat it Clint nobody is perfect every time as long as your perfect at least 85% of the time and then just wing it the rest of the time. Glad you didn't cut that out that shows that even you mess up sometimes yourself. Keep the good videos coming out I can't wait to see it up and running.
When I see you work with Hunter it reminds me of working on engines with my dad. The tricks of the trade you learn at young age will always help you later on to become a master mechanic. Nice watching you rebuild a whole engine.
Top notch job , JD should use it for instructional purposes! Hunter will use the knowledge from these builds for the rest of his life…I’m betting not may kids his age have ever seen a cracked rod cap!
Great series. Your sons are going to be excellent mechanics and fabricators by the time they go out on their own. It’s good they’re smart enough to ask the questions when they don’t think something is right.
Your work ethic is impressive. Your knowledge is amazing. The fact that you have the patience to teach your son without getting mad makes me wish i had the kind of a teacher, Job well done.
This episode could easily be used as a Vocational school instruction video that would definitely keep.the students fascinated. Thousands of diesel mechanics are retiring or approaching it so someone out here needs to give it a chance as a teaching aid in their class curriculum.
I love the attention to detail, making sure things are done right!
Clint you get one of those Dad of the year awards. It truly does take a patient man to teach a kid what he knows.
Yes it is too bad we cannot push the heart button for some of these finger up comments. One of the great things about this channel working with employees and his children and wife as well. Not to mention all we learn.
Thanks for the kind words
Yea but it’s time well spent
Very awesome and very thorough enjoy as always
Your boys definitely are learning so much very nice to see this these days
Id give anything to have my dad back to show me masonry work
I know he is laughing from above
When he sees me stumbling with something I didn’t pay attention too
Totaly 100% agree! From Peter Eriksson Sweden Europe ❤❤❤! Thats love! True love!😊😊😊!
Watching this a year later I can see how you got Hunter involved.
That is how you learn. Classrooms can only do so much but hands on is where it’s at.
I can say when I was his age, I would have been super excited to help like this.
So true!
Massive job. Lots of patience. Great job😊😊😊😊😊
Maybe the best video I have ever seen of an engine rebuild
Hunter is getting an education that most people aren't lucky enough to ever receive.
Hunter is in the best classroom, one on one instruction from the best with no distractions from others in the lab. This is the real world , problem solving , manufacturing tools and equipment as needed. My hats off to you Clint !
Thanks
Attta Kid!!!!!!! And thank you dad for teaching your kid with experience! kudos to you!!!!! kid is gonna be a Rockstar because of you...
Hunter is getting a free premium education from Clint and it's priceless even if he chooses a different path in life he will still have this in his back pocket
I ENJOY THE VIDEOS WHEN YOU AND HUNTER WORK TOGETHER. WHEN A SON WORKS WITH HIS DADDY, THAT'S BETTER THAN ANY TECH CLASS HE CAN TAKE. YOU CAN TEACH HIM MORE ONE ON ONE!!👨👧👦
For sure
Clint you never cease to amaze me with your knowledge of all things mechanical!
Camera in the cylinder was genius!
Hunter will never ever get such a great one on one experience teaching in the world as he has with Clint absolutely priceless and it's costing him absolutely nothing ZERO just great father and son time together and that makes it absolutely priceless and Hunter will be sharing his own life experience, skills and expertise and stories with his great grandkids, to Client and Hunter I tip my hat to the 2 of you. I wish I had a dad like Hunter has, my dad never ever actually allowed me to be near him when he was rebuild engines I was only given the cleaning jobs and that's it nothing more. Hunter take pride in everything that comes from your old man you will never ever get any better experience teaching anywhere else but exactly from your old man and the respect that is between the two of you are absolutely key in life and priceless too. ❤this channel.
Can not comprehend how you remember all those parts and their order. Amazing😊😊😊😊😊😊
This what you call "Things a school can't teach you." A Father is a sons best teacher.
Clint, each time I watch your videos you impress me with your vast knowledge. I’m super impressed in your patience with Hunter and also Kevin sharing knowledge with action, also the ability to have a bit of fun in the process. Love your videos and channel 👍👍
I appreciate that!
The only guys that can hang with Clinton are @kt3406E, my favorite Oklahoma boy and Caterpillar afficianado, and western tractor repair, nobody else even comes close. Encyclopedia with feet is all I can suggest. I'm glad your boys aren't afraid to get stuck in and work, the learning process is priceless. Have a nice Friday night.
We are all human which means we make mistakes . Great job Hunter is definitely learning a whole lot from a real good teacher. Excellent educational video Clint.
You and hunter did a great job rebuilding that engine clint
This is one heck of a video from start to finish, so two cups of coffee and a couple of snacks later I feel like I'm a certified John Deere mechanic 😂. Thanks Clint and Hunter.
Just love to see Hunter so interested in learning and willing to help with his Pop. That's a special relationship right there. My son had no patience to even learn to change the oil in a car or do a brake job. Envious.
Your son was probably embarrassed that you expected him to repair a bucket of pus Fraud which was continually broken.
Hunter is probably getting paid for that kind of work.
Or hopefully getting Co Op credits from his high school
Love how you are teaching Hunter step by step how to do things. If they WANT to learn. Teach them. There are no bad students, just bad teachers ( which you are not ).
You and Hunter work very well together, So refreshing when son and father are working together
Getting to built a rather large engine at the age of 14 is quite cool.
I've enjoyed this series on multiple levels. The quality of explanation, your thorough discussion and most of all the father and son team doing the rebuild. Good job, strong work Dad! I'm glad I found your channel.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@C_CEQUIPMENT I do!!
51:13 Working on a customer's 01 Cherokee 4.0L, Engine rebuilt 1st step I come across says using special tool for front cover alignment. Same situation I lightly installed the front cover then put the balancer in to align the seal. Tightened all the bolts I could access (5 out of 7) and removed the balancer and tightened remained, then reinstalled. Maybe better than the special tool nobody has.
Hunter is going to be hard to teach in school after working with a master mechanic at home. I envy your relationship!
Great to see you with your son in the shop. Brings back memories oh working in the shop with my dad!
Must have done a few engines with your Dad , Clinton. Expertise comes through in buckets...no words needed. 😁
You are the best dad teaching the next generation.I bet Hunter is a better mechanic than most who work at the dealers.
Hunter is getting a real education. He has the desire to learn and the best teacher
FYI, the best thing to use on hard bolts busted off is an endmill smaller than the bolt used in a mill run under 700 rpm. Use the dark cutting oil, same as used for threading gas pipe as it has sulfur in it and lubes well while cutting out the old bolt. I do many get it outs every week at work. Great job building this engine!
Great tip!
* * * * * You're a Lucky Man to be able to work with your Son , and Hunter is a Lucky Young Man to work with his Dad ! And You Are a GOOD Teacher ! And you have a good student .
Hunter is learning some valuable engine stuff from Clint. Tell the truth Clint, you put them in the wrong order to see if Hunter would catch it, wink, wink.
Your lad will always remember building this engine with his father, he's learning so much here. Nice job Clinton, I like your standards. I didn't know if liner protrusion needed to be checked/set/shimmed. Thanks for the great video, much appreciated.
Thanks 👍
Clint it is quite peaceful to watch you and Hunter working together…
You are a good Dad…He is a good Son…thanks for the quality videos.
Thank you Clinton and Hunter, another very professional and entertaining video, Hunter you are coming along in leaps and bounds, well done young man.
Thanks 👍
Dang that "shop truck" sounds GOOD!!!!!
I know that building a engine with family is truly making memories for both of y’all.
the injector deal wasn't a screw up it was a little test to see who caught it. and paying attention. I just love how well you and your sons work together. The apprentice and master do it again. Well done.
Clint shows how confidence and competence lead to efficiency without compromise
Very fortunate to have hunter helping with enthusiasm to learn. It’s not always easy working with family.. it’s refreshing and encouraging to see.👍
I like watching the father and son teamwork. Cherish those days.
It's great seeing you train the next generation.
Old Blue Boy looks sharp with that aluminum bed!
Well done Clint and Hunter - the master and the apprentice - the next video should be as informative as this one. Looking forward to seeing the dozer operational again soon.
Another excellent video Clinton, you keep raising the bar!
(What Clinton DIDN'T show us was his trip to the office for a Tylenol and Peptobismol after deciphering that torque sequence for the head!!!)
Keep the old man inline there Hunter, handle him like you do them wrenches!
Great video Clint and Hunter! I'm impressed with the level of care you are taking and your thorough explanations. There are not many videos over an hour long that I would sit and watch all the way through. Keep up the good work!
Learnt a lot watching you guys rebuild a motor like this. Hunter certainly gets a lot of hands on knowledge working on this sort of stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks 👍
The machinist I served my apprenticeship under always called me on it when I called an engine a motor. He would say, “motors run on electricity, engines run on fuel!” To this day it still sticks in my craw when I here someone call it a motor! 😊
I love these videos with your boy. Great job, Hunter.
You are the BEST DAD ever ! ONE DAY they will tell you!
Clint, you screwed up! 😂 But you caught it, so we TH-camrs are going to let it slide this time. Don’t screw up again !🫵🏻
We're watching you and we got Hunter watching you
That young man will learn more in one day than most will learn in a lifetime. Great video. Thanks for sharing your story.
I like the idea of putting a paint dot after each bolt is torqued. Also, I love that Hunter is gaining all this knowledge and experience.
A little patience and the bolt 🔩 came out nice job. Can't wait to hear it running. The Governor
Great Job Hunter and Clint. Looking forward to the next video.
Great job Clint and Hunter and great content showing us what's required to rebuild the engine. It's really cool Hunter is interested and he's going to be an expert in no time.
I finally got to finish this one got distracted with a work myself still it was a good lesson always cool watching you and your son together 👍😎🇺🇸NY
Hunter did a fine job i am sure he learned a lot !!!!!!!
Paying forward...Teacher gotta love that!
Again, this brought back many good memories, showing my young techs and the satisfaction in their eyes is something they or I will never forget. No matter what you guys do, it's the right way and done with pride. With the head start Hunter has now, I can only imagine just what he's going to be like in 10 years!
Thank you ! I throughly enjoy watching a good man teaching a good son how to be a good man !
Bark !!
Clint, Hunter, truly a joy watching you guys work together. Said it before but there is nothing any better than working Father and Son team. Especially someone as knowledgeable as Clint. Weird not seeing Kevin with you but you have a couple of good young men in your boys to work. Says a lot about their upbringing sir. Thank you again for the channel.
Those young men are very fortunate to have a family as is.Keep up the great job
I love it when you show Hunter how to do it❤. He will make an excellent mechanic & boss of the shop when you are on the beach in Florida 😊👍👍🇬🇧
Nice Work! Clinton, ...you are a wonderful teacher! Hunter, hang in there Bud! You have a rare opportunity to be taught by a knowledgeable, patient & gentle soul! A great career!
C&C Equipment +: Another superb & quite descriptive video! _Hunter_ , and you, did a *very good job* of presentation. At least, good enough to cover the reman/rebuild pieces/parts in sufficient detail to keep things decidedly away from boring! And...
Dad, you did a stupendous/father's job of guiding your son thru the areas in which he wasn't absolutely sure - that is, 'til you, Dad, hit the injector install. Caught just the _hint_ of Hunter shaking his head during that sequence! In all, cannot wait to see this engine rebuild complete. W/ Hunter on this one concerning "will it start?" Hunter sez "it _better_ !" You tell it, Hunter! 👊👊👊
As is consistently the case, videos of this caliber _always_ get the standard _YT_ 'thumbs-up' recognition, while also earning the coveted *_Ol' Curmudgeon_* three 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 for excellence in channel videography. Most other channels really have a very difficult time keeping up w/ you fellows! That said, keep 'em comin', guys! They are sincerely enjoyed! 👏👏👏
Thanks as always
nice Job as always clint &hunter.
Thanks 👍
to err is human to laugh about it is TH-cam worthy thank you Clint for taking more time to show how these things are assembled
You and Hunter make a heck of a team. Good looking work. I am glad to see a guy like yourself having patiences with the next generation teaching them things most youngens dont know. Nice work and good video. Hats off Clinton
Thanks 👍
Last Motor I did a complete rebuild on was in the early 80's on a 1954 Hillman Flathead 4 cylinder (UK). Yes, it was petrol, not diesel but same assembly principles and was fun to watch you bringing back a memory and not only the obvious quality work you do but having to mentor Mr. Hunter while overlooking his obvious issues with forgetting stuff (🙂), is priceless. Thank you Sir and keep it coming.
Hunter good kid stay that way.
Father like son.
Proven by the fact of ball cap and sunglasses over bill👍👍
Great video Clint great to see you pass your knowledge on to your son mason and mason willing to learn keep up the good work from Australia 🇦🇺 👌👍
Awesome job Clint and Hunter! It’s awesome to see Hunter learning from the best! Love these videos guys!
Thanks 👍
Clinton another 5 🌟 Father & Son shop days 💯 awesome 👍 to Hunter, best shop class yah could ever have. As always God bless y'all from Gaffney South Carolina viewer 🙏❤️💯
This is a great series, enjoying watching this, learning a lot from it. Good to see Hunter working along side you, good young man, thanks for the ride along sir.
Thanks 👍
hello c &c equipment its is randy and i like u video is cool c&c equipment thanks friends randy
Thanks for watching!
Great video 👌lovely to see son and dad working as a team☺️Make the most of it Clint, the year’s fly past . Thank you guys 🍺🥤
Thanks for the more detailed engine rebuild. Great to see you working with your son and passing along your knowledge to him.
Great video Clint. It had the right amount of detail. Hunter is learning alot from the best teacher. Can't wait until it fires up.
Quote by Richard Bach: “We teach best what we most need to learn.” Watching Clinton working with Hunter is awesome!
Clint, you really shine explaining your engine rebuilds.. I bet you could get paid to be a mentor within some kind of apprentice program through your local high school that would give you an extra paycheck plus you’d be doing some kid a great favor
Had off for both of you,
Hunter to have a great dad, that's teaching this stuff.
And Clint you can be proud that your son has interests in this. Big dumb up 👍
Great job teaching your son while getting the job done. Your son is getting an education that today's classrooms cannot or will not teach. As for torque to stretch, I'm not a fan, I'm sure they could tell us a really good reason but I'm just not a fan. Replacing the bolts of course is a good plan.
Clinton, Love watching your videos
Very much looking forward to the auction videos!
Coming soon!
Hay everyone let's show Clint how to count to 10 or at least to 6 and make sure there in order? Lol don't sweat it Clint nobody is perfect every time as long as your perfect at least 85% of the time and then just wing it the rest of the time. Glad you didn't cut that out that shows that even you mess up sometimes yourself. Keep the good videos coming out I can't wait to see it up and running.
Lol
I like that man-sized engine stand.
When I see you work with Hunter it reminds me of working on engines with my dad. The tricks of the trade you learn at young age will always help you later on to become a master mechanic. Nice watching you rebuild a whole engine.
Top notch job , JD should use it for instructional purposes! Hunter will use the knowledge from these builds for the rest of his life…I’m betting not may kids his age have ever seen a cracked rod cap!
Keep on teaching these young fellows ❤
Great series. Your sons are going to be excellent mechanics and fabricators by the time they go out on their own. It’s good they’re smart enough to ask the questions when they don’t think something is right.
Briilant vid. Great to see father & son working together. I did with my Dad and have done the same with my two sons.
Thanks 👍
Your work ethic is impressive. Your knowledge is amazing. The fact that you have the patience to teach your son without getting mad makes me wish i had the kind of a teacher, Job well done.
Clint, really good instructive video and commentary, really enjoyed it heaps.
Nice clean assembly. This will be one nice dozer for someone.
This episode could easily be used as a Vocational school instruction video that would definitely keep.the students fascinated.
Thousands of diesel mechanics are retiring or approaching it so someone out here needs to give it a chance as a teaching aid in their class curriculum.
It’s great to what how those big monsters go together. Thanks for letting us go along for the ride.
Clint your son is so lucky to be young with interest in learning like a sponge from you. Your knowledge is immense and passed along. Awesome !
Thanks 👍