A change of plans!

[@MidwestToolReview]

I don't care what anyone says, this guy should have 1M subs!!! He's gotta be one of the hardest working guys in the Tube. Running a crane and a forklift at the same time, while always ensuring his viewers get the best camera shot/angle...damn good job...damn good job!!!

[@robertstibz9506]

agree 100%

[@justinarsenault1926]

Absolutely

[@endtimes2100]

His knowledge of all this different machinery is amazing. He is The Man.

[@evo5349]

Yes all the above and he's got a Honda CRF 450 06 for play time if he has time.

[@aussieboganbloke2244]

@@evo5349 the old honda aint seen daylight for a long while,,warren is pro-longing its life span 😂 Actualy think its his sons bike

[@mikemuzzell5167]

This video had me thinking about my grandpa. Every time you say “ I’ll save this just in case “. I do this every day as a fleet mechanic. Why? Because I was raised by ppl from the Great Depression and I can’t help but feel we are getting close again. God bless you and your family Warren. I’m feeling thankful for a roof over my head.

[@cs-su9ko]

Not in the in crowd But has more work than time Those paying the bills knows who they want to work on there stuff Skills, honesty, integrity Worth more than looks Thanks Warren

[@dylanenochs7267]

Blue thing on fender is a battery isolator to Manage an auxiliary battery. You’re a bad ass, thanks for making the videos

[@RobertYoutsey]

That guy that owns the hay squeeze is really lucky to know you

[@fastsetinthewest]

Amen on that statement.

[@lilo2469]

Mistake was Guy should have talked to him before he started project , could have saved a bunch of money IMO

[@jiml9971]

Too all you young guys watching. This is how all us old guys do this. Use your brain and common sense ingenuity and thinking outside the box is how it’s done old school. Warren you are an inspiration and give us hope for the future great work

[@chipmonkey7100]

Total genius Warren - How the hell do you pull this apart and turn it into something of value....? Amazing. Total respect.

[@carlengstrom8029]

I thought it was a world war one pilot running that fork lift at first, until I realized it was just Warren

[@kevhunta]

clicks are the road to no ware, you sound like a class bloke your work is true honest stuff

[@JonDingle]

Great video Warren. Straight talking, hard working, thinking ahead and cracking on with the job. Great trailer too. Keep up the good work young man under that great hat!

[@pinecone01]

These projects are cool to watch, as they come together and the re-engineering that goes on to make retrofitted parts work. It is a valuable skill to be able to do this type of stuff, full agree there. 👍

[@ronaldcrampton2294]

Ron here, Hello there fellow conservative, Mechanic and diagnostician. I got so fed up with the, "Libbos"©R.G.C. 1964-2023, many years past i stopped retail and continued with wholesale only. Less TAXES and minimal idiots. My girlfriend has to step from the kitchen to see if it is I ranting or you. She states we were meant as brothers or twins. We dont look a lot alike so must be related in some fashion. LOL. That Shure box is a multiple battery charging Isolator. Removes the load off the alternator. Basically two to three dioeds, not sure of the quantity of batteries he had on the truck, but you get the idea. Have installed bushel baskets of them. All amps. Always like watching, sometimes I need to fast forward through the tasks I have attacked many times, but afraid I'll miss a rant or two. Ha.! Happy New Year to you and yours. Good luck in 2023.

[@blackdogexcavator21]

I feel the same about the Snap On guy we used to have. My buddy had a straight blade screw driver that the blade was worn really bad on. The Snap On guy wouldn't replace it because it was worn and not broken. My friend put it in a vise and broke it with a hammer and told the Snap On guy not to ever come back to his shop. Lol.

[@iceman9549]

Thanks again warren for the great video buddy! I enjoy them so much! I know it’s hard working and recording at same time but you bring such joy to soooo many people. Thanks again 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@paulbush7095]

This salvage themed episode reminds me of the 70’s tv show Sanford and Son. Warren just needs a ‘51 Ford F series pickup. And somebody to say “shut up dummy” to.

[@maxpuppy96]

11:40 It's why I watch Warren's videos, classic I love it.

[@fastsetinthewest]

I'm over 75. Started out with wrenches on 1400 acre Michigan farm. Got drafted into the Army and trained on UH1 and OH6A helicopters. Vietnam '68, crew chief. We couldn't get parts for OH, so used boneyard (junkyard) and green paint technique. Cong bastards blew up the boneyard. Videos are very entertaining and fantastic. Godspeed. Eaglegards...

[@fastsetinthewest]

@P Mc I guess when one is shot at up close and personal about everyday, it gets entertaining. I guess your not entertained. Hahahaha. Hahahaha.

[@Keeyashk]

You look like a soviet tank crewman with that hat on, Comrade Warren.

[@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353]

Спасибо

[@scubasteve7946]

I thought more like the kid from the movie "A Christmas Story" 😂

[@Keeyashk]

@@scubasteve7946 Ha ha! Now I remember, he also looks like the pilot from Mad Max movie.

[@robertoobregon3750]

He looks like a guy that is cold.

[@brandoncherry1651]

D00d IS unstoppable 💯

[@robertoobregon3750]

It is not complaining, it is just the facts from years of experience. It is knowledge that most of us want to know from a reputable source. So Thank you

[@michaelweatherhead9470]

Thanks for the video Warren great commentary love it. Take care of yourself and family and 🐕🐶

[@died4us590]

When i started wrenching many year's ago, you didn't have the choice of tool's that are available today. I didn't blow my check on snap on, but got the best tool's i could get to start out, and only bought from snap on or the other outfit running around back then. I don't work on much anymore since i got MS, was in a bad accident, and then all the other crap. You are right about holding onto stuff, because people are gonna be caught with nothing, and no way to fix anything. We have to many commy people around the world creating this situation. Thanks for the video Warren, love the content. G-d bless.

[@mfc4591]

Took me a while to get to watch my favourite channel, but it's great to sit at the end of a busy day and watch a master at work.

[@michaelmcdonald6727]

Hey Warren, this is going to be an interesting project! I got a couple of cold weather caps from my time in the airforce reserves. It’s the one that has the furry triangle in the front. Lol. But they keep me warm when I’m snow blowing. Thanks much for the video, we love watching and your endearing commentary.

[@bobbeals1509]

No kidding. The wind from the storms is blowing like crazy. Might need to hook an anchor to you!

[@gordondewald8267]

Dad mainly used SK Wayne. They had a local hardware store outlet and replacing a broken tool was just go to the store and they would exchange on the spot. He bought some Snap On tools because they were thinner. He was not happy with the Snap On replacement because he had to wait until the truck came around and then wait until the truck came back as the tool had to be returned to Snap On for replacement.

[@davidholder3207]

I love your attitude Warren. Nothing is to big for your logic & determination. Out of the square - lift the cab off the engine. Cool

[@terryrogers1025]

Thanks for the ride along sir, this is going to be a good series, looking forward to seeing this change out completed.

[@tomhayden5040]

Thats some forward tilt that forklift has Greetings from ireland

[@garykaufman1766]

That sure is a nice trailer !

[@kellykonoske91]

Mechanic I know said "80% of Cornbinders are still on the road...the rest made it back to the yard" Haha! Too bad that about every other class 7 and light class 8 truck I see here in Oregon is one of 'em! Take care Warren. Todd Konoske the retired trucker.

[@hddm3]

Because they are cheap

[@WishIHadACummins]

Commenting before i have finished the video but these m11 engines have a spacer between the valve cover and the base that makes room for the jakes. Can be easily fitted with or have the jakes removed

[@forrestgump1379]

I like to hear you're rants......you really remind me of a modern day Festus Haggen......If you just had a mule.

[@gasperajdnik8004]

Good video . See you on the next one 👍

[@williamriedel1686]

Love the IH and Volvo rant.

[@wetheran91]

Isolator allows the charging system to charge an engine battery set and an aux set completely separately so no overcharging for either set and allows for the aux set to pull a high amperage it will automatically reduce amps to the main battery side. Common on motorhomes and truck camper set up. Been replaced by dc to dc chargers

[@ryanhogan6509]

I think it’s a battery isolator, basically the same thing, but looks like it had aerator pumps, that needed to run with truck shut down, this would allow the truck to charge the extra battery’s, but not allow the battery’s to pull down the trucks battery’s..

[@chipmonkey7100]

Great video - Thank you!

[@nickpersenaire4443]

Thanks for sharing another great episode Warren.

[@karl6989]

Again Warren has this project well on its way too completion great job Mr Warren

[@bobbeals1509]

That hat is like a couple of them I got from PG&E. We would wear them under our hard hats. Now I use them under other hats I have to keep warmer

[@MrCrabbing]

Yes a split charge diode, have one on my fishing boat. There is one set of batteries dedicated for main engine starting only and the other set dose all the service stuff, they are completely isolated from each other

[@lukemorgan6261]

Interesting project Warren, get after it 👍 Regards Luke.

[@lukemorgan6261]

I knew you had a big heart 😂😂👍

[@billdornan4379]

Great video! Thank you 🇨🇦

[@bryansimon4072]

My “ spare parts “ collection is a little out of hand too. But, just in case I need it, is hard to ignore. Although my wife would disagree.

[@jackpinesavagerepair1918]

I've used a wide variety of tools. For my sockets I have settled on GP thin wall impact. Hold a nut better than anything I've used. Warranty good and great product. I bought a ⅜ and ¼ inch socket sets years ago and have great service from them. They didn't come with a 2yr payment plan is best part

[@harrykeel8557]

Once again, your the best.

[@Jabbaholl]

Hey there Warren, love the recent content and more regular videos. Does your forklift still need some work or did you get it all sorted? All the best to you and your loved ones for this new year

[@richardhoneywell7411]

Great video Warren really enjoy watching you disassemble this truck for the engine and transmission. Looking forward to your next video stay safe and warm Warren.

[@jeffsnider3588]

Electrical connectors are my automotive peeve.... seems like the designers try to hide the latching mechanism and why does there have to be so many different designs.

[@workingmanpatriot8760]

You mentioned a new milaukee impact, there is a recall problem with the “B model”, may check into that. They claim thier going to make em right. This is a developeing situation. Thanks for another great video.

[@ACatKrom]

That could be a battery isolator mounted on the fender as well, its used to let the alternator charge multiple batteries, but prevent the load on one battery from discharging any of the others. Used on larger multi engine/multi battery boats all the time. It lets you have one battery for starting, and others for electronics, or pumps etc. You can run the electronics until the battery they are hooked to goes dead, and the starting battery will still be fully charged and ready to start the engine. With the engine running it again charges all the batteries.

[@graemezimmer604]

Either that or a 24V to 12V converter for CB radio, etc.

[@bryansieberdozerservice1656]

Great video, I wish you were in Michigan I would have you do all my work on my cat equipment. All are mechanics around here go home as clean as they came to work but have all them shinny expensive tools. I have a 3406c in a Ford 9000 that people are begging to get from me (90,000 original miles). I will never sell it. Thanks

[@Prariedog]

Projects are ever evolving Great video warren Looking forward to the build

[@plowkingf15]

Lucky you found that motor. When I was looking for a M11 cummins California ruined a lot of blocks by drilling a hole. I got a new reman from Cummins directly. It now has 425 thousand miles on it.Have to get rocker gasket replaced this year.

[@themalewhale59]

Hell Warren, you are one resourceful guy. A one man army.

[@nickchannel5364]

I'm sending helping energy your way Warren.

[@Lucky4wd4840]

Warren, I used on the the boxes before. It is uses to hook up a aux battery or load and protect it from running your main battery down. It unhooks the battery load automatically before it kills your main battery/

[@rhmlsiddle]

I say that I used to be a people person but people ruined that. Always love your videos Warren. Keep up the great work that you do.

[@fastst1]

Dagnabbit! I just forked over some big bucks for a pair of used Navistar fuel tank brackets and there's two right there with the step! Got an S1900 but bet that floor mat would be sweet!

[@paulbush7095]

Where did you get that cool “Elmer Fudd” hat? You started a new fashion trend man. I got to have one!!!

[@SuperJohndeere4020]

That lever in the middle of the cab you push the red button down to engage the pto and move the lever to go one way or the other. My company has a volvo dump truck with the same stick.

[@chenderson4969]

I’ll have to watch the previous videos about the snap on rant!! Hahaha I like snap on gear but I respect your opinion more than most.

[@lindenhawthorn4761]

I've been saying the same thing, in a shit hits the fan scenario mechanics and welders will be pretty important because we'll have to piece stuff together from junk yards and you're already starting to see that. The only problem will be if you can still get fuel. Yeah that constant cycling/purging is caused by a bad check valve in the dryer usually if there's no bad air leaks anywhere. If a truck comes in that does that I'll usually just go ahead and put one in because it isn't good for the compressor to have to constantly cycle.

[@philglover2973]

Excellent video Warren thanks for your time and consideration top job very informative thanks 🚛🚜🚛🚜🚛👍

[@diyhomeowner3879]

We run those battery isolators on the Navy small boats now. Times have changed from the first ones I worked on (being the Detroit 8V71's). It helps with the sensitive electronics and multiple battery banks.

[@anthony1636]

Love the way you diss the International. Does that include the LT625 with the x15 Cummins engine ??. I would be interested to know what you think of those babies..

[@NerveLindsay4187]

I do like this idea 💡better ( Cummins ) Thanks for the Video Warren 👍

[@brucet8551]

an excellent video Warren.very entertaining.thanks for sharing.

[@prontoinc5830]

He definitely is the hardest-working guy on youtube

[@spuderukporter5721]

Love this guy all these heavy plant mechanics got nothing on this man he might not have the best of the best equipment but he’s 1 god dam worker look at the other mechanics how squeaky clean they are there ginger nails still got nail varnish on them you show them Warren how it’s done xx

[@bcbloc02]

Hard to decide what is a bigger POS an international truck or a 3126 cat. Both are going to cost ya!!

[@ggem8125]

The battery isolater uses diodes to isolate a system battery from the start battery . It insures the start battery will be able to start the vehicle if the auxiliary equipment is left on. It will allow both batteries to be charged from alternator. Usually a battery parallel relay is used to get the vehicle started if the start battery dies. The switch for the relay usually marked battery boost is mounted for the drivers convenience .

[@TYSuggested]

Nice work Warren. Interested in seeing this coming togheter.

[@frankinpattaya]

Warren, way back 15 years ago when I was in the 4WD repair business, Sure Power was battery split charging unit for several different battery’s regards Frank

[@henrymichaelwilson8107]

Hello Warren. That just sounds like the pubs in our town. They have landlords from somewhere else with their click. I'm a local guy and my name is shit. I used to go for a beer on my way home, and because I wasn't in the click and didn't wear fansey clothes so I can't get a beer now. It's like you say they can shove there click where the sun don't shine.

[@justinarsenault1926]

Great video like usual. I'm listening! Your definitely right people can't afford new and this work is key. Thank you for sharing your experience..tighter than a tick turd..had me laughing

[@kimazbell460]

I have one of those battery isolators on my service truck. It's wired so that my aux. battery (which runs the transfer tank pump, and starts the air compressor and welder) can be discharged without draining the main starting battery.

[@4X4F250Diesel]

They are wild to work on but they last forever. Got almost 750k on my 1997 4700.

[@garymallard4699]

Isn't that a Battery Isolator? Sure Power thingy? looks like for RV use...when you want your Main Battery and Backup battery isolated from each other but you can charge both at same time... i had those on a couple vehicles...

[@amos4457]

That's a new one Tic turd!

[@thecableguy1128]

The company I work for had the isolators under the hood’s of the f550s. It was used to charge the batteries for the truck and the boom. Our shop removed them. They failed a lot. They changed them out for the 10 dollar ford solenoids.

[@douglasmayherjr.5733]

Another Great Video, Warren. It looks like you got yourself a lot better setup for the Hay Squeeze than the Cat. You and Your Service truck work as a team, I hope you charge by the hour for that too. I would love to have a truck like that one day.

[@DOCTORDROTT]

Snap on stuff is overpriced any way. I have "Britool" spanners that I have had for over 50 years and are still good.

[@williegillie5712]

I think I need to get a hat like that Warren. That wind gets pretty brisk. And I ain’t no spring chicken anymore.

[@rundabend]

Could have been for hauling live shellfish hence the aerator set up ?? just a thought .

[@jackpinesavagerepair1918]

Howdy from the Northwoods of Minnesota Isolator can be put on your service truck. It's to charge batteries but isolate them from batteries to start truck. So if you run a battery inverter it's separate from truck batteries. My service truck has a power inverter and is hard wired for 110 in service body. So I have a set of batteries to run inverter for 110. Isolator charges inverter batteries but when key off then the inverter batteries are separated from truck batteries.

[@mschneider7832]

Snap-On, I, Self Employed 30 + Years , 15 Plus Employees. I Thought I would Buy A Truck Route. The Letter Of Refusal Was the MOST Insulting I Have Ever Received !! D & B Rated Listed . 25 + Years in business. Take Your Business Elsewhere !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! M.S.

[@chainsawsandgenerators9952]

it's not just your area with snap-on, i work out of a shop that has over 30 wrench turners, and they only stop by maybe once a week. the tools i've started to like are caterpillar, they are snap on sockets, that say CAT on them and cost less then half of snap on.

[@KG-yn9qi]

Not completely sure, but the battery isolation is so you can run electric power to systems with engine off. That will save one battery so can start the truck, if run other battery dead!?? Then will charge battery separately???

[@chrisowen9378]

Sweet that's downtown !!!

[@Romuls753]

I wholeheartedly agree on International and Volvo, I absolutely love my Cascadia and my Detroit

[@billysmith6131]

Nice job Warren, should make pulling out the motor and trans so much faster

[@rudywernimont3289]

I had an air dryer that was purging all the time and I put a new exhaust valve in it. I put a new dryer on and found that the air governor was not set up to 120 for the cut off. Have you seen that the lower cut off pressure mess up the air dryer?

[@davidpotter7484]

i have a really goofy looking winter hat i wear. You have to be a pretty alright guy to wear something like that where other people can see you, lol.

[@obieacres4676]

Hey warren tell us how you really feel about Volvo and international 😂

[@daveinmn2728]

I am curious though. Why not rebuild the 290? The Allison makes sense for this application, but rebuilding the 290 and doing an Allison swap just seems to be less work and less money. How about a talk on that in the next video.

[@dwaynebaker9756]

Warren,you made a wide decision when you bought the fork lift.I seen the first first video getting it to the shop. 😮😮

[@bombardier3qtrlbpsi]

I was thinking the same thing goofy or not as long as I'm warm.

[@craigsmith8217]

My guess, from the Aerator switches, is that this was a fish hauler. The battery isolator let them charge the aerator batteries.

[@ronaldfulton1175]

Isolator allows each battery to discharge and charge according to its own needs.

[@docwy8763]

did you grow up in oregon. great videos awesome info. run a drilling outfit up in clackamas county