When I worked on the strip job and we had turn wrenches in the winter, we saved all our used engine old and burned it in smudge pots.

Start a fire in it and under it?

Love how you think outside the box

Mike, the 3 best ideas I have for working in cold temperatures: 1. Only work in the north when its.... A. Above 65° B. It aint raining C. Convenient 2. Move south 3. Pay somebody else to deal with the issues !

Don't forget all the other guys extra gloves spread across the dash . If at all possible use the boss's or company truck and not you personal truck 😂 Great tips .

Great stuff, Mike. Rock on!

love the comments LOL

Some good simple tips Captain, thank you. 👍

I live in Queensland, what is all that white cold stuff?

HEY CAPTAIN , IF YOU RUN YOUR TRUCK TO WARM THINGS UP, THEN WHY IS YOUR TRUCK DOOR SEEMINGLY ALWAYS OPEN EVEN YEAR AROUND ? I ALSO NOTICE ON DIRT PERFECT'S CHANNEL HE LEAVES HIS TRUCK DOOR OPEN A LOT. IS THIS A LEARNED HABIT OR IS IT A NORTHERN THING ? I LOOK FORWARD TO ONE OF YOUR SMOOTH DRY / SARCASTIC RESPONSES! I ENJOY YOUR CHANNEL THANKS FOR ALL THE ENTERTAINMENT🤣🤣🤣

Good tips 😊

Mike never really thought about the down side of snow ,here in Australia generally its more dealing with high temps,Adelaide is looking at high 30,sC this next 7 days still not hot compared to the Northern Territory . But that snow does look like fun 😊😊😊 Kym Adelaide

Around 40 Celsius (100) here. Makes me feel more cooler just watching you

Awesome tips. I vote for all the Fire ideas!

Extra Gloves, DRY Gloves and HOT Coffee, lol!!!

Enjoyed it

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Excellent tips, Mike!🤙

Hi Mike. Good tips for working during winter. Some things a fella wouldn't think of if he hadn't experienced the downsides themselves. I think part of the benefit of a burn pile is that no matter where you are in the general vicinity, you can smell it, and your nose makes you think you are warmer.

Don't forget to put a hand warmer in your underwear as well. Lol.

Doh! broken door handles

Great video thanks Mike

great tips

Pro Tip....Buy a new expensive heater when its cold out and you are working outside, next week it will be 49°F. 🤣

Imagine my excitement to see a Kleeman video only to realize it’s just Wednesday. Well played sir..

grew up with those issues

Thanks, used most of those tips thru out my career, the biggest thing about working in winter is the expectations, winter usually means “ it ain’t going to happen as quick as it does in the summer”. Enjoyed watching.

Give me a call when you can't find your stick lighter.....I know where it is. 😂

Obviously, some tips from experience. Glad I'm retired. Been there done that.

Another tip a fellow in Southern Indiana could use other than making sure your lighter stays in your pocket is to elevate your building materials off the ground so you don’t lose them under the snow.

Good tips ,but I can't believe you leaving your generator and lumber out when it was going to snow when you have the the boat house available to put that stuff into. It would have saved time and money cleaning and melting the snow off the equipment and materials.

Hello Mike. Most of these tips were, to me, common sense. Having a burn pile 30 feet away does nothing for a person but the thought of heat nearby can be encouraging. The cooler was the best one to me. I can't remember if you have replaced the door handle, but if you haven't, perhaps a piece of cord or rope might work until replacement. Have good days!

Hi Mike & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Mike & Friends Randy

Get the truck running with the doors closed

Thanks for the tips, solid!

Not really a winter tip but I keep an old water cooler in the barn for hand washing

Great little video! Hope we see more of them in the future!

thanks for sharing all these great tips Mike, great video 👍👍👍👍👍

Excellent tips. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I figured it out early in my career of working outside year round ( 10 years in oilfield and 20ish in construction was when your in the truck going to work, lunch etc, widow down and heater or air conditioner off. Keeping your self acclimated is key to being able to put in the day outside. It wasn’t easy to get the other guys to figure it out that getting nice and toasty at lunchtime was why they froze and shivered after getting out of the truck. And several summer days they were sick after lunch and had to toil away in the sun. Blessings brother.

My advice is to shut the truck door, that will help keep the heat in.

Great tips, Mike! Lee

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2:08 that’s a whole new meaning to Dutch oven. 😂 And I know it’s a family channel, but “weed burner” took an anticlimactic turn.

Nice.

Wow, something to watch on a morning when it's supposed to (I hope) rain, while waiting for the coffeemaker to catch up. Thanks. Take care.

The adolescent in me got a giggle when you put the lighter in your pocket and it just fell right out. Then the parent in me kept looking to see if you saw it and picked it up. Keep the tips flowing

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Wishing you and your family the best.

Good tips!

Words of experience