Another day another penny!

[@markmelzer3383]

You keep going Warren I am 66 years old and have been a field mechanic for construction companies all over the USA for 48 years and will continue until I am not physically able to do it. My hat is off to you sir stay safe and work on.

[@davidcraven277]

When you have a wife and kids failure is not an option slow and steady wins the race

[@BobTheBreaker9]

Warren doesn't know no slow and steady... "running ragged all the time as usual" is the norm

[@davidcraven277]

@@BobTheBreaker9 yes I did that also it will get to you in your 50s now in my 60s its hard to do the same thing

[@OldGuyAdventure]

You remind me of my Dad, he never had help either. But no one could compete with Dad and he always got everything done. As a kid I could never keep up with my Dad.

[@roadsideservice2406]

The secret to life is happiness, that’s why I work by myself as well

[@trevormansfield6740]

Yep…

[@elroyelblander6277]

👍👍right on

[@tracydiller9378]

Great video Warren as always, agree with you 100%. I work way better by myself get the job done without baby setting or butting heads with someone. Hell I got to baby set myself that's a full time job itself. And you right you got to pay the bills no one else is going to pay them and I don't want them to. My bills my responsibility, these dam hand outs just burns my ass. Anyway have a great weekend Warren and family.

[@terryrogers1025]

I understand the working alone thing, I also worked alone when in the service industry and found it easier to get things done, even though I am one of those that made the statement, “ if I could I would be there to help in a heart beat to help, knowing full well, I wouldn’t want help either”, (I am 74 with really bad knees, I still find things to work on, just takes longer is all, and work pretty much by myself still), even when customers offered help I wouldn’t take it. I’ve witnessed so many guys retire and stop working and within two years I was going to their wakes. Don’t stop sir, you will live a long life.

[@themalewhale59]

Love watching you fixing broke stuff but just as interesting watching you maintenance properly.

[@robertoobregon3750]

Keep doing what you are doing, it has gotten you this far and your same work ethic will get you the rest of the way.

[@airdale2093]

Great videos, enjoy your stories!

[@themountainman2613]

It took me a while to figure out why old timers didn’t want any help. Working by yourself is a blessing

[@macbeth2354]

Working alone can have the benefit of teaching you to work smart. Like I've always watched you take precautions and mitigate risks, doing things slowly and carefully, because tomorrow is another day to earn bread, and I welcome the rare videos where you say "I took a day off, felt like shit" because sometimes that's when people get injured, working tired and being in a hurry. I can't say I learned about your trade, but there's some life lessons too in these videos. Thank you.

[@danielakin7638]

I don’t believe that Work kills. Stress kills. My dad started working when he was 10 years old he farm for 42 years raising grain hogs and cattle. He retired and helped me on the farm part time. Yes his back does hurt most of these old farmers backs do hurt. But he keeps going. He mowed his lawn yesterday and then bush hog the field behind his house he worked all day long. He is 81 years old and still going strong keep working buddy if you ever want to move out of the hippie state of California income work in Indiana in the Midwest you would have all the work you could handle and we could definitely use a mechanic like you that knows something in this area

[@George-dy3pt]

😂😂😂 California isn't a hippie state its the big cities that are just like Indiana! Every big city in Indiana is the same as California ran by demonrats!

[@tonyjones9715]

Thanks Warren for another great video. I'm with you on working alone. I have work by myself My entire working career.👍

[@incubatork]

The human body is amazing, the more you do the more you can do, if your lazy or suffer an illness that slows you down its a downward spiral. Its like the first days back after a vacation, the hole body hurts till you get back into the rythm of things.

[@mfc4591]

I always used to work alone, at on point early in my career I had an assistant, but I trained him myself and that was nice because I and he both knew what to expect. Thanks for the video. Have a great week end, pats for all the pets.

[@walterdodds3925]

Warren when I was in high school I worked for a farmer we all went to school together and their grandpa was in his late 70s and let me tell ya if you couldn't keep up the door hit you in the ass on the way out,,lol. I was sixteen at the time, you learned fast. The good ol days!.

[@robbybachmann332]

Really enjoy the balewagon video. Not telling anyone else how to live life but I have to live to 84 to pay off the last loan we signed for. No complaints, i absolutely enjoy what I do and happy to have the opportunity to buy the farm next to us

[@PageMarker1]

Thanks for the ride, Warren. Tend to your clients in their time of need, especially this time of year. Hey, thanks Rudy!

[@bulldogtree4449]

that 12 valve cummins sounds great

[@philglover2973]

Awesome video thanks Warren very informative 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜

[@YOU-vj4fl]

Glad to see ya Warren,guess we all get those weird feeling of pain,you and I are getting older,I know I’ve slowed up.

[@sydsyd]

There’s a reason why every vehicle has 1 steering wheel! 1 man band is the best!

[@FrankSerrano]

I can't tell you how much I enjoy watching your content brother I have a truck I purchased from someone who got work done by you and that's how I came by your channel 😊

[@jamessievers3899]

I like how you talk to yourself!

[@TimberTramp]

Exactly! A man cant stop! If I’m 1/2 the man that the “worn out old timers” I started hanging out (with when I was in highschool learning all I could) well, I’ll be damned happy! I cut logs with an ol boy that was in his 70’s, this was no candy assed job, he was pretty amazing to watch! He was a bit slower, sure…but he got his pieces every day! I’m gonna get a road right-of-way job or a log loading job when I “retire” and I’m gonna work until I die! MEN, if it were easy the Girl Scouts would do it! Grab your sac and man up! No candy asses welcome!

[@gordonkraich3129]

Another great video. Keep doing what you do. You are one of a kind.

[@douglasmayherjr.5733]

Great Video, Warren. Looks like the old Bale Wagon is is made to offend Tree Huggers. Appreciate your Videos. Thanks a bunch. Those wrench extenders are one of the handiest tools I have, not cheap, but worth every penny.

[@Prariedog]

Another great video Thanks for sharing Warren Safe travels

[@henrymichaelwilson8107]

Hello Warren. I suffer with cramp from time to time. I find tonic water is pretty good for pain control. It's always good to have a bottle of it with you.

[@paulcrocker2837]

Watching CNN today talking to farmers they can not get American people to work for them, it's hard he said that is the problem, great video

[@kerryshearer8937]

You are one hard working SOB and enjoy your videos 😊

[@NerveLindsay4187]

Thanks for the Video Warren 🚍🚜👍

[@darrellbriggs6674]

Hahaha, well said about working by your self. Im the same, an Aussie Warren 😂

[@raycollington4310]

Blimey Warren, there is enough kit/work on that farm to keep an army of mechanics going. Good variety of issues you've dealt with on this one. Thank you.

[@SpicyBloodBean]

damn I wish I had found your channel years ago I would have packed up my truck and tools drove from Michigan and refused to leave until you let me work. now with three kids life isn't that simple a good man is hard to find these days we would have gone together like peas and carrots lol

[@elroyelblander6277]

Right on feller...have a good day and weekend 👊

[@richardhoneywell7411]

Great video Warren totally agree with you on working by yourself. Really enjoy watching you work on these service calls thanks for sharing stay safe Warren.

[@rgbrown90]

I used to work with a tough ol boy that had like 11 brain tumors, worked every bit of overtime he could get because he was dead afraid about providing for his wife and kids, they buried him in hickory bib overalls

[@markrich6657]

Hi Warren, your work ethic, hard work, business respect for your customers and all your very hard work and hours to look after for your family is so commendable. If life gives you some tough stuff, then go ahead and have a rant. There's me, and I guess, most of your subscribers feel with you. Keep on , keeping on. Your customer base knows quality work and knows You will get the job done RIGHT. Seeing all your videos, I think that proves it. No substitute for skill👍👍👍👍 MARK over in the UK

[@adamtheede2575]

i did my years of 12-16 hour days to get into position where i dont need to but will still do 8-10 hours just at a slower pace now things are paid off, and i need something to do to fill my days so just do general repair and maintenance for 2 small trucking fleets, dont really do service call work anymore except for a couple guys that were my starting point otherwise it snowballs and never get caught up and im not 20 anymore haha

[@mikemanocchio8477]

I would tell my employees at the truck dealership when they worked 12 hours. What only half a day 😂

[@quinns3414]

My favorite thing about this channel is that WARREN helped me start my own thing. Not a lot of people in my area doing mobile work. Been getting more work than I can handle

[@DeltaSoldier121]

boy what a pretty sky.... thanks for the video.

[@bombardier3qtrlbpsi]

Great job as always 👍. You are making that much 😄😄

[@pbsgarage3486]

Hey Warren, what happened with the DD15?

[@George-dy3pt]

Did you not hear the last video on it? If you would've listened he said the injectors were air locked and he had to send them off to get done!

[@raykaufman7156]

Good for you, Warren.

[@fastst1]

Not sure if you've ever tried it, but a dead battery, disconnected, miller bobcat set to 'mig' can be a 17-28vdc power supply, in an emergency can boost a dead battery, 10 mins likely way more than enough. I wouldn't suggest it for boosting, truck booster cables would be best for that, but a quick charge on a regular battery. Most of your battery boosters are 17-18 volts on high.

[@calumanderson5617]

Thank you for the video Warren.👍

[@shack_67]

I agree with ya, im 56 and still put in a full day. Cant sit around, got to keep busy

[@darrelleaf]

Nice job really enjoy your videos thanks

[@curtmcelvain1749]

Good video, youre my go to channel. Agree, got to stay busy or you’ll be dust. Seen it first hand.

[@twistin140]

Thanks for the share Warren!

[@samcooke2742]

Can't argue with your decision. You are your own boss, so keep on being your ornery self and work by yourself if that's what you want. It's a loss that you aren't passing your knowledge and skills on to some kids, but maybe the kids in Northern Cali are mostly into weed and don't want Warren riding their ass.

[@George-dy3pt]

Not his loss!

[@hddm3]

Glad to see ya. Godbless

[@maxpuppy96]

I get more done when no one is around than I do if someone is around, it's terrible sometimes I sneak into the shop so nobody knows I am there and I get more done. I totally get it, Warren will still be going and all those people that said he is ruining his health will be dead and gone.😂 My Dad always said you got to keep moving or you die.

[@heavymachinery2843]

Keep on wrenchin warren 👍

[@philipblackburn3759]

Warren just keep doing what you do how you choose to do it, ignore the weirdos. Also don't worry about video output just do it when you can, because when you do its pure magic . more power to you my friend keep on keeping . Very best wishes Phil B.

[@stephenheyes4324]

Another interesting video Warren many thanks

[@gregglogan9553]

love the video

[@mikemalliski8380]

Thanks Warren….. great video….

[@larryburns4605]

I only do what I can do anymore, been that way a long time and agree with others working with you have a couple guys I help and they help me when you need a hand , be safe and do you .

[@cliftonbateman6387]

What happened with the DD15 that wouldn’t start

[@George-dy3pt]

He told everyone what happened the injectors were air locked! Smmh watch the videos and listen and you'd know

[@daviddudley1655]

The only help you appreciate is when one of your viewers sends you a specialty tool for something that you work on occasionally

[@George-dy3pt]

You don't know him at all clown! So be quiet you goofball!

[@billw4746]

I agree with Warren to a point I get more done working alone. But sometimes it is good to have help but don`t want help anymore than needed. Just like yesterday I pulled the engine out of a wrecked 94 Dodge diesel. I got everything rigged and ready then I had my nephew operate the forklift and I guided the engine while he lifted and backed up. 10 minutes later he was off to another project. But I will still offer to help Warren for things like that. Again I do find it better to work alone that way I know where the bolts are and how things go together. Sadly this Dodge project was started by someone else last year then he had medical problems. Now I am having to figure out how to finish this project. I am swapping this cummins into a 92 Dodge that lost the killer dowel pin. When the pin came out it broke the camshaft.

[@trevormansfield6740]

I totally agree with that retirement shit you were talking about. If my health allows, I’ll be working a long time yet. I couldn’t afford to anyway but believe it or not I like working as a mechanic. We all have crap days obviously!!

[@rsmith3062]

You're right Warren, keep workin'. I worked white collar for 25 years, after golden parachute I drove commercial for 20 years stopped, working at 65. I've been sitting on my ass doing nothing last 3 years, put on almost 100 pounds, now at 68 I've got health problems from the sedentary lifestyle. I've got money but without good health it's not worth anything. I've been tryin' to kick myself in the ass to start moving again but it's harder to do it than to say it!

[@roba4297]

Yet another one bites the dust. Blue better than green eh ?.Been waiting to hear that for years!!!!!!!

[@robertdonaldson6584]

We love it.

[@TOM2RN]

If I could I would help. You need a gofer (go fer this go fer that). Just having someone to hand you tools is nice to have. That way you don’t have to keep crawling out from under the equipment. Someone else can get parts. Your business, your rules. I have learned a lot in my life by listening, not talking. Besides, zi could keep the dogs in line.

[@jjason1974]

Good job.

[@joemonroe3811]

Good job tky

[@died4us590]

As long as you keep moving you will be okay, because my body is jacked, but if i did nothing, i would be in trouble. One of the best thing's you are doing is protecting your hands from the fluids. My step dad got oil poisoning, and he can't even touch it now without his skin splitting open, but as long as he wears gloves, he is okay. I always wear gloves, because when i saw what that shit did to his hands, convinced me. His hands don't hurt as bad as they did either, and he is 70 wrenching on his old car's, and whatever else he does, because he's like me, can't just sit in front of the tv. I have to be careful because heat really fucks with my multiple sclerosis, and then i'm in bad shape, but the ac helps that. The one thing that sucks to work through is bone pain, but you might get lucky on that, i have it bad because i had a rare condition that pulled the calcium out of my bones, and it messed up all my joints and spine, plus broke a bunch of my teeth. Damn dr. missed it for year's, and the craziest thing was when i would sweat for year's, there would be a white powder that i could shake off my clothes, and that was the dust of my bones. Since i had surgery to fix the problem, no more white powder that i thought was salt. At 52, i just hope at 62 thing's will be okay, but we aren't promised tomorrow. The only thing i would consider, is getting life insurance so if something did happen to you, your wife would have security. My dad died at 45, his aorta ruptured, but he increased his life insurance policy to 100,000, and it paid the mortgage off, and any other debt. this was back in 1994, and my mom worked, but his income was a lot more. Hell, i doubt we have ten year's left of how it is now, and thing's will be harder to get, and i see a lot of bankruptcy for people. The best thing anyone can do, is get out of debt, and get your home paid off. G-d bless.

[@George-dy3pt]

Your house is never paid for buddy! Don't pay them property taxes and then tell me how you own your home!

[@nightstorm9128]

I don't see you gettin sick or unwell from too much work,,I think what most people are saying is your joints will give in ,,your knees,,hips,,and all that,,,And I think you already know that's a given with the kind of work you do,,,sure I can see you living to 90 ,,my grandad lived to 99 years old,,and he worked harder than any person I've ever known,,he was as fit in mind and body as a man half his age,,but all his joints were compleatly shot,,

[@sirsparksalot]

Your non apologetic work ethic is a large part of your success. I made a comment to another creator who was complaining of missing his lunch break to finish a car for a customer at his dealership. The comment I made as a business owner was that Ive never let the clock determine when I eat. His following gave me the “you’’ll regret that later in life when your body breaks down from working too hard “. Its more important to me to deliver on my promises than worry about working too hard or limiting the hours I work to preserve my health. When you work that way all. the time you become conditioned for it. Like you said when you sit on your ass and get lazy health problems arise from that as well. Keep up the great work Warren.

[@gmr61]

It’s now official the wrench extender is now called a Rudy Wrench. So it is written so it’s done.

[@kylecaskey1752]

At least they're using a normal fan drive, not trying to reinvent the wheel like JD with the oil leaking variable speed drive that cost me thousands. I like the way you talk too Warren keep it up lol. I could sure go for some french fried potaters.

[@Gustav4]

I can't talk, would you hire me?

[@jameshollingsworth4714]

How about a new wiper blade for that tractor before they destroy the windshield.

[@namarhodge568]

Helo friend, l worked on farm, and heavy equipment 18 years, finnaly retired as an industrial maintenance technician. I really enjoy several websites like you have. I still do work for people occasionally. In seeing some of these videos, l'm not sorry to not be working on this overly complicated new stuff. In this video, what crop is under the acres and acres of row covers?

[@sparksmobilerepair4025]

You ever use your welder as a jump pack? Set to wire. I've been doing it because an old timer showed me that trick years ago but worry about the newer equipment.with the computers and stuff

[@JACKATTACKED]

👍

[@davidj4662]

Warren's common sense channel.

[@jeffsnider3588]

Looks like the battery in the bale wagon was one of those 4D size, I have had poor luck with this size battery and like the BCI group 31 battery (commercial trucks). Is this just my imagination or do other people have this experience? I even thought of modifying the battery tray to convert from 4D to the 31.

[@michaelchaney7881]

A body in motion stays in motion at least thats what I've been told

[@blake9361]

good vid warren

[@mikeobenland4395]

You may have mentioned this in previous videos but I forgot. What brand grease are you using in the climate there? I’m up in Goldendale and I think the climate is similar.

[@bobo5884]

Ends the vid with green bashing! 😂

[@douglaskuhn3781]

I'm 81 years old. Watch your adventures with interest. I just did the brakes on my Jeep (steel on steel). Couldn't get rotors off. Used some PB Blaster instead of WD and what a difference in softening the rust! Rotors, pads, clips, grease for all 4 wheels cost $162.75 for parts. If circumstances allow, get parts from Detriot Axle. Didn't see any parts for BIG trucks though.

[@vinnyvegas249]

Not sure what ur floor look like in that service truck. I get one of the 2 liter drink carriers that the coke guys leave at the convenience stores. I use it for my coffee cup and all kinds of shit I don’t need to fall while going down the road.

[@4211welderman]

Make sure you know “JESUS” and keep working. I’m. 55 and don’t plan to stop anytime soon!!! Ain’t nobody left to do what we do!! We can’t quit!!

[@cowboycoblentz467]

Matco truck has wrench extenders

[@George-dy3pt]

So does Warren!

[@PeteWilliams-sb7nf]

What do you mean when you say ,you got paid by the bell ?

[@davehancock1838]

Bale, meaning 1Bale of Hay

[@George-dy3pt]

Literally explains it in the video! Open your ears and not your mouth

[@KeyserSoze5421]

@@George-dy3pt 😂 since when do you open your mouth when typing a question for KZbin via a laptop/phone/iPad 🤦‍♂️

[@bobbeals1509]

We work hard all our lives, why stop? Makes no sense. Respects

[@cluckhead1913]

If you have a guy working for you, there shouldn't be an argument on how something should be done. They do it how you want them to do it. If you're splitting profits 50/50, you can argue.

[@dalewesley6172]

Just had to 😃😃😃😃😃🍽contentious......

[@kentsmith4863]

It's a sad state of affairs when you can't trust an operator to grease the equipment but I don't doubt it's true, Warren is greasing a machine.

[@JPRD2379]

Got to retire early myself,Had 40+ years and paying the price with an arthritic back ,knees, hands,not very fun to be hurting.Admire your work ethic very much, but disagree with your characterization of early retirement folks.

[@Joey966]

You can say it, I wont get offended, I aint no johndeere fan.

[@14sgdpg82]

i find that aswell i work better alone because you havent got to tell someone not to do stupid shit

[@geesss8675]

If you die Warren? Naturally everyone will be devastated and sad. Is there any way that I could send you my name and address and you could send me your electronic torque wrench? I'd like to build a KZbin shrine to you at my home and that torque wrench would really bring it all together. I had this altar that I used to kill chickens at. But my neighbors complained that's when I turned it into a shrine to your KZbin channel. Let me know if we can work something out