Your nightly routine sounds about the same as mine, except I don’t get near the work done that you do. Take care of yourself, Things will slow down eventually.
Seems the ranch owner could have one of the maintenance guys do that kind of work because the engine and mechanic work you normally do is more important and needed by others. Not griping...but I guess if the pay is good...money is money.
Now that you have removed the weakest link.......can you spot the next one? lol :) That factory hay rack looks like it was made at Fischer Price or Playschool- definitely not built "Farm Tough".
I think Warren has a wee devil on his shoulder telling him to weld close to the hay, just to wind up the comments. Lol. The foreshortening of the camera makes those bales look closer than they are. Good stuff Warren. Happy you are back!
hello Warren, thanks for your videos, they are truly a homage to old school "work ethics", I understand the situation of 12 hour constant effort days with the best will in the world wanting to do more ending in ZZZZZ's eminating from me on settee after a bite to eat.
To be honest, I have no idea how you do the sort of day you do, then have the time, energy or inclination to then edit videos. You're one hard working man.
Funny you should say that, that is the part which was freaking me out a bit as per being anywhere near a dry haystack. Probably not his choice of where he would have liked to do the work but fortunately no mishap.
I was sent to a fire in a hayfield where the owner had used a grinder on his swather. When the fire got going, he saved the swather but lost his suburban. We didn't save one hay bale in the entire field. You can't pump enough water to stop a bale burning. I would not weld there without a fire watch with a charged line. This is why Warren is the man. No problem for him.
Appreciate the Videos, Warren. I could do a lot more in my 20’s and 30’s than in my late 40’s. Things hurt a little more and recovery is slow. I don’t know how you keep the pace you do. Thanks Again.
Don’t ever buy a Lazboy with a wooden handle. Way better than a couch and if you pull the wooden handle instant nap time!! Best purchase you can get. LOL
Those bale wagons sure seem flimsy for all the weight they carry over rough ground.. I could hear the snowflakes melting when You started showing sparks in the video. Thanks again Warren and Best Wishes to You and Your Family.
You got that to come out pretty nice, nice repair, one lot of cutting, grinding, and welding, thanks for the update, always enjoy listening and watching.
I started using the Diablo brand metal cutting skill saw blades in my old 7 1/2inch wood cutting skillsaw. And they cut that soft steel like butter. Faster than a torch on most cuts and don't Ned ground smooth after cutting. Give it a try and you'll see. I was amazed when I tried it and I keep one around all the time now.
After all you do everyday .... you do need some down time. I love to see your new videos, but take all the time you need for yourself and family! Great content.
@@crandonborth Or 6010 as I assume his welding rig is DC. I was looking at his welding stubs to get a visual on the weld rod vs the over all diameter of the flux and thought maybe 7018 because the flux is fairly thin on a 6010/6011. Obviously Warren can set us straight on our guessing game !
@@charlesb4267 Personally i think 7018 do a better job but can be a bit trickier if you don't have perfect conditions but leaves a nicer finish. The 6011/6010 rods are bit more aggressive and leave more spatter which is what i was seeing. Who knows... he could've been running a 1218 hardfacing rod for all we know... 😂
@@crandonborth 7018 is less prone to cracking the weld and I at least believe better at being able to flex without cracking. There is a reason why 6010 gets used for a root pass on thicker material to get the full penetration, then 7018 used to make the multiple passes to complete the weld. Sadly I so rarely weld that I have never gained the skills I should have ... then again I had never taken any courses in welding. Wish I had a mig ... and a tig as well and able to weld aluminum but don't have either of them.
I started taking 1 day every week off with wife and family, and plan on every 4 weeks take off the whole weekend at 58 it's time customers will grind you to nothing if you let them.
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Thanks for uploading this video! Completely understand wanting to just relax and hangout after a long day
Warren you have to take care of yourself first
After you've done a ton, it's damn hard to do more! Thank you for what you do post!
Thanks Warren. Your energy makes me feel positively lazy. Great work as always. 😎👍
These bale wagons are flimsy and subject to damage as they always twisting under load
Your nightly routine sounds about the same as mine, except I don’t get near the work done that you do. Take care of yourself, Things will slow down eventually.
You may get tired but not bored... Always doing something different... One helluva HAND !
Hey there Warren, long subscriber over here in the uk. Have watched every video you've posted. Brilliant stuff👍
Warren Warren Warren keep on working your legend 👍👍
👍 thanks for the video sir
If you put out one video a year, I'd still watch it every damn time
Yes I know how you feel after working long hours. Keep up the good work. 👍
Seems the ranch owner could have one of the maintenance guys do that kind of work because the engine and mechanic work you normally do is more important and needed by others. Not griping...but I guess if the pay is good...money is money.
Yea a baler stacker in the middle of haying season ain’t important nah not at all
Now that you have removed the weakest link.......can you spot the next one? lol :)
That factory hay rack looks like it was made at Fischer Price or Playschool- definitely not built "Farm Tough".
I think Warren has a wee devil on his shoulder telling him to weld close to the hay, just to wind up the comments. Lol.
The foreshortening of the camera makes those bales look closer than they are.
Good stuff Warren. Happy you are back!
Some cutting and welding there Warren but you got it looking good now
hello Warren, thanks for your videos, they are truly a homage to old school "work ethics", I understand the situation of 12 hour constant effort days with the best will in the world wanting to do more ending in ZZZZZ's eminating from me on settee after a bite to eat.
To be honest, I have no idea how you do the sort of day you do, then have the time, energy or inclination to then edit videos. You're one hard working man.
please take care mate, don't burn yourself out
Warren, great vid,see ya on the next!
Hahaha I do exactly the same 😴
Take care of your self...............................................................
I love it how you don’t just put it back the same but make stronger. Nice work 👍
You must trust your insurance throwing sparks that close to a hay stack with a tractor next to the stack hahahahhaha
Funny you should say that, that is the part which was freaking me out a bit as per being anywhere near a dry haystack. Probably not his choice of where he would have liked to do the work but fortunately no mishap.
You realize the part is off the machine .... He is close to the stack for shade.... Hahahahaha@@charlesb4267
Bunch of whiners called a adventure
Warren had directional sparks turned on 😂😂 he knows what he is doing
I was sent to a fire in a hayfield where the owner had used a grinder on his swather. When the fire got going, he saved the swather but lost his suburban. We didn't save one hay bale in the entire field. You can't pump enough water to stop a bale burning. I would not weld there without a fire watch with a charged line. This is why Warren is the man. No problem for him.
I really enjoy watching you work your magic fixing stuff.
Thanks for your time and consideration Warren awesome video talking time off is fine 🚜🇬🇧🇺🇲🚜🚜🚜🚜🛠️🔧🚛
Keep on working and educating us. US is Educating us through policy. Vote Veto. That is the spell. I believe Trump will Triumph.
I work all day than at night i watch someone else work... i need better hobbies 😂
Awsome video Warren ,sure nice having the crane ,safe travels,cheers
You are a really versatile mechanic / engineer. Another excellent job.
Hey Warren, you definitely got the fabrication skills! Great job getting that bar changed. You keep them going. Thanks much for the video.
Good video. I surely appreciate the time you take to bring us along
Very interesting video again Warren. Thanks for posting.
Thanks Warren..... your the best!
Warren you would make a great teacher learn alot from you about 7140 pto shaft I broke watch your video and replace it
Appreciate the Videos, Warren. I could do a lot more in my 20’s and 30’s than in my late 40’s. Things hurt a little more and recovery is slow. I don’t know how you keep the pace you do. Thanks Again.
Don’t ever buy a Lazboy with a wooden handle. Way better than a couch and if you pull the wooden handle instant nap time!! Best purchase you can get. LOL
Thanks for the videos. I was getting concerned something happened to you. You need your rest just like the rest of us.👍
Those bale wagons sure seem flimsy for all the weight they carry over rough ground..
I could hear the snowflakes melting when You started showing sparks in the video.
Thanks again Warren and Best Wishes to You and Your Family.
Great video Warren really enjoy watching you fix this hay wagon and make it stronger. Thanks for sharing stay safe Warren.
You got that to come out pretty nice, nice repair, one lot of cutting, grinding, and welding, thanks for the update, always enjoy listening and watching.
Nice job Warren, looking forward to more
Thanks Warren! Just relax bud. Whenever you get the vids out is fine! I appreciate it! It is so much better than the rest of that trash media today.
I started using the Diablo brand metal cutting skill saw blades in my old 7 1/2inch wood cutting skillsaw. And they cut that soft steel like butter. Faster than a torch on most cuts and don't Ned ground smooth after cutting. Give it a try and you'll see. I was amazed when I tried it and I keep one around all the time now.
Brother ........ we get to see what you recorded when we get to see it ;)
dont mind us ---> you owe us Nothing 🥰
After all you do everyday .... you do need some down time. I love to see your new videos, but take all the time you need for yourself and family! Great content.
Do you make the dogs look away when you are welding or do they have googles?
You're the man, Warren!
It's going to catch up with you one day Warren so take it easy out there Les work less stress
Thank you for the video.
Yeah, my welding skills need a lot of improvement but eventually I’ll get the hang of it. I got the 125 volt harbor freight welder.
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Thank you.
Thanks Warren 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Warren
Hi Warren…quick question. DO YOU OWN A COLOR TV? Kindest regards,Bill 🇨🇦🇨🇦
I sure do.
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Ok you got me curious Warren, was that 7018 1/8 welding rod or were you using a different welding rod type ?
Most likely a 6011 as its painted and rusty steel and thats were those rods shine.
@@crandonborth Or 6010 as I assume his welding rig is DC. I was looking at his welding stubs to get a visual on the weld rod vs the over all diameter of the flux and thought maybe 7018 because the flux is fairly thin on a 6010/6011. Obviously Warren can set us straight on our guessing game !
@@charlesb4267 Personally i think 7018 do a better job but can be a bit trickier if you don't have perfect conditions but leaves a nicer finish. The 6011/6010 rods are bit more aggressive and leave more spatter which is what i was seeing. Who knows... he could've been running a 1218 hardfacing rod for all we know... 😂
@@crandonborth 7018 is less prone to cracking the weld and I at least believe better at being able to flex without cracking. There is a reason why 6010 gets used for a root pass on thicker material to get the full penetration, then 7018 used to make the multiple passes to complete the weld. Sadly I so rarely weld that I have never gained the skills I should have ... then again I had never taken any courses in welding. Wish I had a mig ... and a tig as well and able to weld aluminum but don't have either of them.
I started taking 1 day every week off with wife and family, and plan on every 4 weeks take off the whole weekend at 58 it's time customers will grind you to nothing if you let them.