Go figure the guy that not only wears a mask but wears a mask outside just stands there all day and watches him work. 🤦‍♂️🤦

Great video thanks

Could you give some spec on your crane set up? Tube thickness, I-beam size, hoist make, wheels, size of angle iron on the ground... Thanks in advance Love your videos 9:24

Great video thank you I enjoyed

why you Sakai.

Another nice repair. Good job my man!

Nice work mate

What is the marking pen you use?? It looks like it works great.

Awesome work. You are truly a talented person. Thanks for bringing me along.

i Be Greasing the Heck outthem bushings. Guess thy only use Food Quality & didn't have none handy.

If your son decides to follow your career he has the best teacher!

I dig it

I’ve had that theory on drilling out the end of cracks for a few years now. Glad to hear it’s not just me! Thank you for the great video.

Why don’t you ever run Dual shield flux cored?

Late but stay warm and always leave a jacket in the truck. I learned the hard way working the strip mine in WV

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18:21 Perfect...

Issac you can do just about anything! Like watching your videos!

GET YOUR SHIELD ON

Needed a Biigger Tip but you did Great with what your using.

Maybe some little triangle wedges at intervals may help the stress ??? 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍

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Great video 😮thanks

Just see that he grabbed that and throw that right out I've done the same thing it's better to be on the dirt sometimes 18:40

I'm learning lots... Your demeanor is what I understand... Meaning... I am from the YAKAMA NATION WASHINGTON STATE ✌🏾

why not form some 3/8 flat bar into a circle and weld it on the edge inside to strengthen the drums outer edge?

love watching your torch skills

Hi Issac, very intriguing repair to extend the already long life of this machine. Do you know how many hours were on the machine? We'd be curious to hear how it works out for the owner. They should exercise caution though on rollover with the drums shortened as it could affect stability.

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😂😂😂 That fuel line was truly unbelievable! What in the hell was that guy thinking? I've never seen one peice together that bad before. I can't believe u got any fuel to the engine. 🤦‍♂️🤦😆

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Good one

A true Master at his profession!

Those drums would be much stronger if they had a 1" wide lip on each side of the drum. It would make the ends much stronger and prevent the drum from getting out of round. If it was my machine, I would cut out 1" wide rings and weld them inside the drum. They could be welded flush to the edge of the drum or even set back slightly.

Nice job. What do think of maybe making a type of jig to hold the torch in place. What are your thoughts on that?

Another excellent repair. At first , I thought you'd weld or braze the drain fitting on the outside. Didn't think of pulling it through the fuel gage hole. The air compressor drain valve will certainly make the draining easier, but i'd be concerned that it sticks out too much. Not that you are likely to drive it on rocky roads. Given that it sticks out an inch or so, could the butterfly catch on something as you're driving and tear off causing a dangerous leak? Probably unlikely.

Since the rollers move under power, instead of using the wrap around, seems like you could just clamp the marker in place, and spin the roller to make your mark.

Nice repair

While I could maybe do the welding part, the vertical height would keep me from trying. If I could only see what I was working on, maybe, but otherwise all bets are off... Thumbs Up!

I don’t know what that part is (or does) either but he did say “It’s Very Expensive”. Seems to me with your skills and talent you could easily replicate that entire assembly and have one to sell him (or anybody else!) the next time they break one. Just thinking out loud.

14:03 crawdad sh*tter cam

I wonder if the scraper was down a little you could of used it to perch your hand on Beautiful job as always Cheers from Nova Scotia

What are you using to cut

Great video thanks

Today you had 455 comments. Read many of them but brazing was not suggested as an alternative. Do you think it could be used as an alternative process? When I view your videos I try to guess how you will solve the problem. Thought you'd have used a TIG. You are so versatile and pragmatic. The repair with MIG was exceptional. One day hope to watch you weld/braze with oxy acetylene.

You were an artist in your last life. That cut you made looked like it was from an automated laser cutter.

niceee gouge approach for underneath

Nice job usual. Like the magnet to hold the wrap a round.