Been doing maintenance for just over 30 years. This stuff is a great part of why I started and am still doing it. It is a different job everyday and we make a difference!
Great work Dan as always. Always love your thoroughness and positive attitude which is something I try to carry with me to work especially during those early morning starts! I just finished a 12 hour shift as a fellow industrial maintenance tech, so one would think the last thing I would want to do is watch a video like this but man I enjoyed every second. These jobs never get old no matter how many times we do them, that sense of achievement when the pumps start humming is like music to the ears.
I learned a lot off this video currently ready start my new job as a industrial maintenance tech coming up soon and have loved your videos especially with how you explain everything it helps me a lot because I’m fresh in the field and looking to learn as much as I can much respect to you brother👊🏽
Enjoy watching. I started out serving a industrial Electrician apprenticeship later as a Industrial mechanic I enjoyed the trades for many years. Could never be a desk jockey For years I even enjoyed taking night course’s to expand my knowledge I really enjoyed the meat and potatoes on things worked however as time went by I became disappointed when you have Bosses who didn’t know their Ass from a hole in a ground No matter what field you are in it really ruins a lot of good people. Thank God I made it to retirement 57:08n 57:08 Now I’m happy again working in my own home shop for myself with my Dogs in there too and gets me away from the wife too. Haha. Even have an automotive lift in there. Happy again !! Enjoy your channel but I would never again want to work for anyone but self. Thank you for sharing
I'm a mechanical/process engineer and process cooling water systems are part of my everyday life. I spent a year after college as an operating engineer doing what you do (very well). My lexicon is different than yours, but that is not my quibble. My safety issues (at my relatively old age) is your own safety. Working alone with high voltage and heavy items increases your risk of serious injury. Eschewing a respirator when making all the dust is also not particularly safe, though more chronic than acute. Love your content, stay safe.
Anticipating your cross-training with your old single-bottom Amish plow your Mormon neighbor bought for you so the guys could love your hugs and you like the good ol' days.
You’re awesome and more than welcome but tell the rest of your Pennsylvanianites to stay off and away from the Jersey shore, tis the season of the shoobies lmao just messing around
You know you wouldn't be knuckle busting if you had the right wrench instead of ol trusty adjusty ... Anyway you could have left the pump face on an pulled the motor an pump itself an saved time an weight saving ..
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Been doing maintenance for just over 30 years. This stuff is a great part of why I started and am still doing it. It is a different job everyday and we make a difference!
Great work Dan as always. Always love your thoroughness and positive attitude which is something I try to carry with me to work especially during those early morning starts!
I just finished a 12 hour shift as a fellow industrial maintenance tech, so one would think the last thing I would want to do is watch a video like this but man I enjoyed every second. These jobs never get old no matter how many times we do them, that sense of achievement when the pumps start humming is like music to the ears.
I totally agree. Thanks!!
Ha! I just changed bearings in a 10hp Baldor Super E this morning, good times
I learned a lot off this video currently ready start my new job as a industrial maintenance tech coming up soon and have loved your videos especially with how you explain everything it helps me a lot because I’m fresh in the field and looking to learn as much as I can much respect to you brother👊🏽
Best of luck! Thank you!!
Enjoy watching. I started out serving a industrial Electrician apprenticeship later as a Industrial mechanic
I enjoyed the trades for many years. Could never be a desk jockey For years I even enjoyed taking night course’s to expand my knowledge
I really enjoyed the meat and potatoes on things worked however as time went by I became disappointed when you have Bosses who didn’t know their Ass from a hole in a ground
No matter what field you are in it really ruins a lot of good people. Thank God I made it to retirement 57:08n 57:08
Now I’m happy again working in my own home shop for myself with my Dogs in there too and gets me away from the wife too. Haha.
Even have an automotive lift in there. Happy again !! Enjoy your channel but I would never again want to work for anyone but self. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for sharing!!
Classic example of “man I hope it doesn’t start raining in here when I turn this on”
Amen!!
Big respect from Barbados
Thank you!!
I'm a mechanical/process engineer and process cooling water systems are part of my everyday life. I spent a year after college as an operating engineer doing what you do (very well). My lexicon is different than yours, but that is not my quibble. My safety issues (at my relatively old age) is your own safety. Working alone with high voltage and heavy items increases your risk of serious injury. Eschewing a respirator when making all the dust is also not particularly safe, though more chronic than acute.
Love your content, stay safe.
Anticipating your cross-training with your old single-bottom Amish plow your Mormon neighbor bought for you so the guys could love your hugs and you like the good ol' days.
👍
Great video
Thank you!!
Dan I do industrial pump repair and precision millwright work. Do you ever dabble in laser shaft alignment at your facility?
Do you lock the box and put the key in your pocket. Or add a lockout tag .
Do you own the shop? Or not
You’re awesome and more than welcome but tell the rest of your Pennsylvanianites to stay off and away from the Jersey shore, tis the season of the shoobies lmao just messing around
A dab of grease will hold your gaskets . Until you get your bolts started . Or maybe something water based . Just saying .
You know you wouldn't be knuckle busting if you had the right wrench instead of ol trusty adjusty ... Anyway you could have left the pump face on an pulled the motor an pump itself an saved time an weight saving ..