Feller Buncher finally done!

[@jamesconnors9388]

Nice work Warren. Love watching you prove people wrong

[@ggem8125]

You are an absolute mad man Mr Rodgers and I wish was your neighbor.

[@BobTheBreaker9]

That old equipment on the property is really neat, hope it’s not just left to rot

[@johnwaby4321]

Great to see it finally working .took a lot of work to get there with one problem after another ..👍👍👍👍👍 Not seen any recent vidios warren . Assume you have been very busy 👍👍👍👍👍

[@deborahwebb3598]

Love you and the puppies!

[@jackpinesavagerepair1918]

You sure did them a solid. Amazing work

[@dirtmister16]

I've enjoyed these videos. I work on alot of forestry stuff. Cat 501 harvesters,1010e jd,ponsse skidders. You just never know one day to the next whats gonna go wrong. Keep up the good work!

[@zukowski2023]

Yeah Warren, some guys get it, some guys don't. Not everyone has piles of money to start out with. New gear is always nice but when your trying to get rolling, you work what you brought. Those lads will do well, they respect the old iron and it will make them money. When they get the new gear they will stay on top of looking after it (with your help of course). Your Mr Rodger slayed me by the way. Glad to see your more than keeping busy, you and the pups. Stay Safe Sir and enjoy your weekend! Cheers from B.C. Canada (we aren't all crooks up here)..

[@archstanton9206]

Awesome stuff, Warren, it is great to help some young guys who are busting their tails to get something going in this world, the people that either don't remember starting out or never had to start with nothing don't have any right to slam these guys. I wish them nothing but success.

[@rrfarming5537]

very true

[@Thedudeabides803]

I’d rather watch this channel than anything brother. You remind me of my father which makes you a rare breed to be proud of.

[@kenmccormick3052]

you are right on, got to work with what you can afford.

[@22freely]

Salutations from Montana! Who else watches these videos and wonders how much it would cost to get Warren to visit their business (farmer here) for a day and diagnose all the potential nightmares lol . . . anyways, keep on rockin in the free world all glad to be on this channel and with this group of people

[@porkyswelding]

Neil Young is a commie

[@philglover2973]

Thank you Warren thanks for your time and consideration top job God bless you and your family stay safe out there 🚜🚛🚜🚛🚜🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@thomasschanz7783]

Warren, we would love you to make a “Sitting for 15 years, will it run?“ video on the D6 or some of the other awesome machines there!!! Thank you!

[@roughwater3454]

Warren it's pretty cool of you to help those kids out. We all need a hand from time to time.

[@nickpersenaire4443]

Coffee and a video from Warren a great start to My Saturday morning. Thanks for sharing another episode of trials and tribulations in the field.

[@robertborchert932]

Warren! Always a pleasure, brother. Nice to see the puppies too. Cooking a late dinner for me and my Saint Bernard. Had a good laugh at "commieville'" too, I get it. While the chicken bakes, I'm enjoying your company. Chicken Alfredo.

[@jackking5567]

Gosh I would never call anyone for using an old machine. I've had some of my best equipment from rubbish dumps and garage sales. I remember one machine, a grass cutter, came from a dump. It was an off brand make and had been abused badly. I straightened it, replaced the blade, replaced control cables and gave the engine a really good going over. That grass cutter worked better than any other new machine I ever had! I'm running a 40 year old stick welder in the workshop. The welder came from someone who'd used it to rebuild a lorry frame. All I've ever had to do was clean dust out inside. Cost me £15 and it has never failed. My bicycle was found abandoned in a friends farm pasture. I rebuilt it and use it. If I can't re-use something, no-one can!

[@ElvicFarms]

Hi Warren, have had a lot going on. Thanks for everything you do, you’re the best

[@dieselhatz4247]

That Prentice is a weird looking thing. Never seen one or worked on one. Great to see these guys trying hard to get ‘er right and putting ‘er to work, hope it works out. Seems like they’ve had a few bum deals, which is a shame. Those aggressive tracks are more than likely suited to wet Canadian mud, not dry Californian soil, I agree about turning them down a bit, otherwise they’ll hang up a lot and damage a drive. These guys have have been sensible employing such a knowledgable and hard working mechanic!! Can’t believe Josie has got so much bigger so quickly, great to see!! All of you keep safe out there!!

[@jackwilbur9419]

They do that for working on ice & snow. Keeps the machine from sliding around. We always called them growsers

[@govtfunded]

Those are ice grousers on there currently. For frozen ground. They'll tear up an ironwood lowbed deck but it won't slip down a slope lol but most feller bunchers and shovels used for shovel logging will have pretty tall grousers for getting around in the soft stuff.

[@petewood2350]

I quiet like the what's in the junk pile, but only if you are allowed by the owner, have the time & if there is anything worth seeing. Yes it would be great to see the old dozer running again, but I know your plate is full of other paying work, that comes first. And thank you for helping the young fellows out.

[@Vintageguy73]

8:46 beautiful scenery

[@carl_h]

good job helping to get the guys just starting out. Sometimes you just have to use what you have and make it work

[@robertoobregon3750]

Everybody has to start somewhere. Good for you and them that you are the guy helping them sort things out and thank you for taking us along to see it all.

[@rhadden8976]

I hope you take the time to look around while you're driving, that view of the mountains through the windshield was beautiful.

[@thomaspaine5091]

I was that guy, buy used and fix what needs fixed. great stuff warren

[@brianrutherford3681]

You will get that cutter working and all the leaks fixed.i hope it gives the guys the rest of the logging season with no more breakdowns.

[@geraldguyette470]

Keep up the great work Warren , that machine will be half new and makin money soon .

[@NerveLindsay4187]

Time is money- boy oh boy - they lay a beating on those machines , sure need a good operator - fingers & toe's crossed on this one - thanks Warren !

[@terryrogers1025]

Nice job helping those guys out. Right about now I would guess they would feel pretty well alone and on their own,and that you were the help they needed to get going. Thanks for the ride along.

[@John-gj9db]

Wow, your diagnositic skills are the best I’ve seen Warren. From experience, those weld on cleats are fantastic on muddy hills but the poor old travel motors will struggle when turning. Thanks for the great video and explanations.

[@jasonreynolds7753]

Once again, awesome! I think the feller buncher is a nice machine! It just took some time to work the bug's out! The owners are gonna have a nice machine now!

[@chuckgulledge2304]

I live about 45 minutes from that kamatsu plant you spoke of in the video. Small world

[@douglasmayherjr.5733]

Great Video, Warren. It’s amazing the variety of equipment you work on. Hopefully those guys have an awesome year and make a bunch of money. I would love to see those guys succeed with older equipment and hard work. Thanks for sharing your time and videos.

[@patpat9510]

Them fellas got you, first good choice. Second was being there while you fixed all the problems. They will know their machine well thanks to your skills. Stay awesome.

[@justinarsenault1926]

Dam good mechanic!

[@dorsetfendtfarmer720]

Wow what an amazing view on your travel to work. Mountain with the snow on. Keep up the good work 👍

[@vincenthalas7055]

Always a joy for you to get your puppies out Warren. 😇

[@noberet]

Thank you for the great content, and insight.

[@michaelmcdonald6727]

Hey Warren, that feller buncher is going to be a pain in those young guys butts! Seems like it’s one thing after another. I do respect their sticking with it though. Thanks much for the video, it was great!

[@petewilliams7425]

Warren wins again, You are a bloody legend, I don't know how you remember all the shit you do,Great job Warren,no one else would or could do what you do.Great job NEXT.

[@trevormansfield6740]

Really enjoyed that one 👍

[@anthonywessel8932]

Hey Warren don't let anybody on KZbin or anybody let you down you're a hell of a man you fix things that are pretty incredible to me you like old iron none of this new s*** I like it easier to work on your friend Anthony thank you for your shows they are very important and helpful

[@richardhoneywell7411]

Great video Warren glad to see the new valve work couple more little fixes. Then they can get to work cutting trees stay safe.

[@terrileslie1777]

**LOVE YOUR CHANNEL** Accept when you try showing us a crack in the pump and the camera is moving all about, couldn't see shit. Anyways, you have got to be one of the, NO the best mechanic I have ever witnessed. How can 1 person know so much in our short human life. Amazing, keep up the Videos Warren, can't wait for the next. Peace Brother!!

[@Gkuljian]

If this wasn't the ultimate test, I don't know what is. You passed it, and proved that you are indeed a top notch master.

[@w056007568]

What a sense of achievement and pride I can imagine you must feel at that result, just simply huge!! I bet though those guys feel mighty relieved that their cash , for the machine was not a total waste afterall, good luck to them for the future.

[@govtfunded]

New feller bunchers are about $650,000 people. They're worth fixing, it just takes time and money. Paint and panels on the house can be fixed up with a simple Ritchie Bros rebuild, but some scratches and dents don't mean a lick to a machine that runs well.

[@johnfellows2867]

Thats a beautiful workplace you've got there Warren !

[@1waukesha]

Lmao. That Mr.Rodgers bit had me laughing! I have a block nearly identical to that in my shop right now. Its cracked right in the middle of the flat part, not even by a hole or anything. It made a hell of a mess spraying oil all over the place. If your ever in a situation where you need that type of a block, Sun hydraulics made us custom ones for a special application one time. Those extra chunks on the tracks are ice Corks. Tracked machines don’t do well on Ice, they slide sideways really easy. They actually make special bar material just for corking tracks. It has the bevel built in for welding them on. Thanks for another cool video.

[@johndemeen5575]

Nice hill on the left. Still has snow. Thanks from.St. Paul Minnesota.

[@henrymichaelwilson8107]

It looks like a nice place to be working in. Nice and peaceful. When we work out in the stick's like that. I call it going on tour.

[@calumanderson5617]

Thank you for the video Warren, it would be kinda cool if they wanted you for fun to get that old Cat crawler going again or the Detroit engine generator going again, as long as the fuel rack ain't stuck open.👍

[@philstreeter9703]

Awesome video Warren. Thanks for fixing up the old girl. I wish the best for these guys. They seem to have gotten the bad part of the deal. Cool machine that should work for them for quite a while, especially after your done with it. Stay safe!

[@heavydutyrepair64]

Warren my friend ,them Ole 2 stroke Detroit were some of the toughest engines made

[@heavymachinery2843]

Warren the legend the myth the man keep on wrenchin 👍👍

[@edwardconti9351]

Great stuff as usual!! By the time you fix everything they'll have a new machine!!

[@thenameforcorey2261]

It's amazing how big the new pup is getting. She was just a little tiny thing a couple weeks ago

[@DOCTORDROTT]

That looks an interesting place, would love to tag along on some of your jobs one of these days

[@buza1300]

You helped the guy out it's nice of u😇

[@rhadden8976]

Warren, for your gloves, keep a container of baby powder in hand. Sprinkle some in the give to make it easier to put in and it will absorb sweat off your hands in the glove too....just a suggestion...

[@RenewTheRWandBlue]

I really like the nitrile gloves from Harbor Freight, Warren. I generally use the 7 mil ones, as they're thick enough to last a while, but thin enough not to get in the way. You and I are about the same size. I use the large size gloves, and they come on and off pretty easy. They carry them up to XXL I believe. Just a suggestion. Keep up the good work, thanks for the laughs and the education!

[@ces188charles6]

I can't wear gloves due to my hands sweat so bad. Even in the winter I can only wear them about 5 minutes then it turns into a swamp inside of them. Keep up the good work Warren, I enjoy watching your vids and have learned a few things to boot!!!!!

[@69jbr69]

Mine are similar. I just call them self cleaning, which they actually are and almost instantly make leather work gloves form fit. My dad has dry hands and after wrenching for 50 years if he even gets one drop of oil on them now that spot will crack open in following days. So he says I am lucky. Try the light rubber palm only gloves. They are my favorite.

[@henryhurricane]

Well it works, great job that Warren.

[@michaelmcclure8673]

Great stuff here Warren. I haven't watched a feller buncher in a while. The ones GP used pulled a wagon behind it for the pile of timber it cut.😉

[@stuartlockwood9645]

Hi Warren 😃 pretty soon those guys should start making money from it,thanks to your help, and hard work, the guys who sold it too them should be ashamed for what they did, whether it was deliberate, or otherwise, they sure suckered em . Maybe there's gold on that site too, that would be good for the guys, anyhow I whish them luck for the future, thanks for the video mate, stay safe, best wishe's to all, Stuart Uk.

[@markalexander5124]

There is no queue of women lining up for your job in an atempt to get equality in the workplace.

[@endtimes2100]

and all the guys are swimming with the girls

[@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353]

Hahaha 😂

[@al66572]

Hey Warren I appreciate your chanl is great I love it so much and never change your ways you speak the truth not to many of usleft ps your windows and wheels are dirty ha ha making money is more important. Al from South Jersey like to meet up some day best wishes to you and your family

[@banffdigger]

Feller bunchers are always a headache even with lower hours, those timbcos did not have a good reputation around here for long term reliability hydraulic system runs hot and cooks the seals, along with being lightly built. Those ice corks are nice in rock in the summer help grab little cracks but make for a rough ride.

[@bobbeals1509]

Been using gloves like that for years. I carry glove dust or talcum powder with me and coat my hands to allow easier on and off of the gloves. Helps to absorb sweat. Hope this helps. Respects

[@michaelcarron3418]

Get some talcum powder to keep in the truck, sprinkle a little inside each glove then shake it some to coat the inside of the glove, should slide on easy then.

[@elroyelblander6277]

👍👍...timbco got bought by valmet 20 years ago or something...then komatsu bought them.... timbco then started timber pro and it got bought by komatsu a couple years ago I guess...but anyway,it doesn't matter.... thanks for all you do.. you're the best there is 👍👊

[@richardbraybon3245]

heck i love the detail youn give in your posts awsome im no mechanic but i get by bloody heck where did you get your ticket

[@harrykeel8557]

All the paving equipment Daddy had was second hand. Most he bought at either the State highway dept when they would sell old equipment, and some from Chambers County highway department when they sold stuff. Check the only thingI ever had new was a 1980 Chevy Luv.

[@died4us590]

Them gloves are worth wearing, because you can get poisoned from the oil, and hydraulic fluid. My step dad got oil poisoning, and he has to wear gloves or his skin splits open on his hands when he touches oil, pretty crazy. He's about 73 now, but was around 50 when they figured out what was causing the problem. I just thought i'd let ya know.

[@josdaalmans6977]

Man oh man, these are mean machines and very complicated in the mechanical and hydraulic way. Good job fixing it. The owners must be "released" after all the problems they ran into.

[@thenameforcorey2261]

If your not the best field mechanic out there I'm not sure who is then lol. U do all the work everyone else would give up on and 9 outta 10 times it's right wen U leave and if its not u go back and make it right.

[@gasperajdnik5627]

Great video warren 👍🔧

[@wade7379]

I love his dog's

[@jeffreysidden1832]

7:39 Sounds like some skilled machinists (Abom79) need to reverse engineer the old valve block for the future.

[@lw4609]

TIME TO GO TO WORK AND MAKE MONEY. NICE JOB 👍 YOUR THE MAN TO CALL

[@Ham68229]

Warren, get you some baby powder, helps to put those gloves on after your hands have been sweating. Yea, too many think "buy new" is the way to go. It isn't. First, you have to have the money, 2nd, just because it's new doesn't mean that it won't have issues either. New stuff today isn't cracked up to be what they claim it is.

[@TimberTramp]

Are they able to find help logging down there?

[@petenikolic5244]

Have to flog that stuff to the Aussie Gold Hunters

[@henrymichaelwilson8107]

Hello Warren. We also repair old Jung for the same sort of people. In business you have to walk before you can run.

[@henrymichaelwilson8107]

Hello Warren. Do you any wildlife out there. Like those cougar cat's or skunks or bear's.

[@NickofTimeRepair]

Warren! How do you stay cool on super hot days in the field? It's kicking my ass here in Southern Missouri!

[@johnbell6956]

Great videos. Can’t wait for the first time a parts distributor tells you, there will be a 6% - 10% ocean fuel surcharge on your order and by the way, we can’t give you a fixed price on the parts until they get here in about 26 weeks.

[@poolguy101]

That old D6, couldn't tell but did that have a pony motor on it?

[@bluegrallis]

At 24:00, get yourself a little bottle of baby powder. Sprinkle it on your hand of in the glove, and they go on a lot easier.

[@Nick-nw6zg]

Hey Warren you should get some kind of mic to clip onto you so we can hear you better when you walk away from the camera👌🏼

[@ryanhogan6509]

The one thing I can say about trying to get started running junk, you NEVER pay a guy like Warren to come work on your shit without not only getting your junk running, but don’t miss the opportunity to come watch and LEARN , you know damn well this machine will need daily work., and waiting on and paying Warren for everything is going to run a guy running junk into to poor house..

[@williamreese2477]

Just a little patience and tlc.working good

[@maxmacdonald7174]

I would have to mark the lines my memory is shot.

[@johnrodgers6472]

Sweet I love a old cat!!!

[@scottloomis5696]

If you are looking for hard to find hydrolic parts call Morbark llc. In Winn. Michigan. We have some old stuff you might be able to use. We do make buncher feller heads.

[@willcojak9650]

Call the Man, Aunt B!

[@iamnoone.]

You the man 👨

[@jameshollingsworth4714]

Great find on the cracked valve block. Too bad the guys who sold the feller head couldn't have been a little more explicit. Good fix.

[@bradanderson1627]

I think ya should make a folding ramp for puppy and Mr Geriatric. Set it up sand them trouble maker's can come and go all day?😁