Front end loader engine installation pt2

[@DG2244]

"THE" hardest working man on KZbin! God bless you brother.

[@rowanlidbury]

Without a doubt,

[@davidholder3207]

What an office and the view as well. Top job Warren.

[@rowanlidbury]

I'm not a mechanic but I learn from every video.. about life, work ethic, problem solving and a guy who has pride in what he does so well. I live in London, UK and I'd swap my office chair for an opportunity to work a day with you for nothing anytime. The 4th emergency service. Awesome.

[@dougdegraff5892]

Good job Warren... I’m retired from wrenching now, but I still like to see someone knock it out of the park. 👍

[@dozer1642]

Your worst videos are still pretty dang good Warren. Glad you think about taking all of us along when you do stuff. Hope to run into you someday and shake your hand and spend a minute with you.

[@rdecoster1]

Pretty smart having a dog or 2 with you. Not only companionship but a watchful eye for animals (mountain lions or bears).

[@Danbark601]

Midnight should I go to bed? Well not for 29 minutes and 26 seconds. Always look forward to Warren's videos.

[@michaelweatherhead9470]

If you're tired don't worry about us take care of yourself Warren.

[@michaelmcdonald6727]

Warren thanks for the second part. It’s great getting vids on a regular basis. A 130 subscriptions and your my favorite. Keep up the great work. Thank you!

[@jeffsmith2911]

Love watching your videos. Your videos helped me fix my friends John Deere combine. It through a turbo code and I remember watching a video from a 7000 series John Deere where you showed us how to check the variable vane turbo. You were right on. Thank you for all the information and knowledge you share with us. Got him back to combining without a large bill from the Deere shop.

[@irenesilvers7096]

Very nice video, thank you. Another good job. Take a day or 2 off and go fishing, nothing like a campfire, fresh cooked fish, beer and peace and quiet.

[@the_zule]

Warren, really appreciate your videos. I know you’ve been told this before... but it’s a 100% truth. I can tell you are a kind human being just by the way you love your dogs. That’s not saying you are a pushover or anything like that, but it’s obvious to me that your companions hold a special place in your heart. I’ve watched you share your lunches with them and lift them into the cab when they are cold... Thanks!

[@inmate666]

Finally something worth watching without all the political adds and bs.i haven't turned my TV on in weeks but they taking over my computer fast.i think my dogs are even tired off all the adds.

[@ohhpaul7364]

have you ever heard of adblock plus or Ublock Origin? they work wonders for making your computer an ad free place again. I just wish i could use it on my t.v.

[@wesreeder6721]

I bet it purrs like a kitten when he's done. It always does. He's the best mechanic if ever seen at work. And. That's saying alot. I work on bikes.But this stuff. WOW. Lot's to remember. Warren knows it like the back of his hand. Well done Warren. This is truly a man who takes care of bizness. He supports his family and lets us all watch. Thank you Warren.

[@JohnDoe-jq5wy]

Case loader...one of the best loaders; great horsepower and excellent traction. Well worth taking care of and rebuilding. Find one "cheep" buy it, for those who are shopping, worth fixing.

[@gordondewald8267]

Amazingly patient the way you tackle the pieces that could use an extra pair of hands.

[@gasperajdnik5627]

You are a good man warren and a great mechanic, I enjoy watching your videos, thanks for teiking the Time to make them I realy enjoy them 👍🤝 thank you 🙂🔧🚜 a hard working man IS a good man in my bock 🤝

[@fireantsarestrange]

And....... fixed! NIce job man. Guy comes out and pulls the whole engine.. drives off with it .. brings it back .. reinstalls it all by himself.

[@grahammoore6386]

The 8 thumbs down are arse wipes or keyboard warriors. For the nearly 77k subscribers we really enjoy what you do sir.

[@swmas02]

Another great Job completed by a professional mechanic “WARREN”

[@daviddamico4288]

They need to design things to be put back together easier and be able to access the bolt holes so you can see them . Would make you job easier also you must feel good when you get something back together and it runs like it should , great work warren ..

[@lettsgoup]

Love your videos you are one of the hardest working people I’ve seen. A man that loves his dogs is a kind person.

[@JD-zm4eh]

That fan assembly went together too easily. I would always seem to have obstacles and frustration joining me. Thanks for the great content Warren. Loader sounds good.

[@beatamgarten6502]

why we will never see warren fixing a Fendt tractor???..... because they never break down......top quality from good old europe.............-)))) keep on rocking warren.......

[@chadsimmons6347]

If my Mexican crew got hold of this indestructible Fendt, the doors would fall off, the tires rip apart, engine smoke & sputter then die with a dented cab full of dirt and water bottles.

[@robertquast9684]

How many fendt tractors do we see here in the states? I only know of 2 dealers within a day’s drive vs 6 Deere and 4 case within a hour

[@connorvelthuis2221]

Not many dealers out this way.

[@wymershandymanservice9965]

Some of the best honest content on KZbin. 👍 Great Job 🇺🇸🦅🌎⚓️🇺🇸

[@dougglover9815]

What's happening with the audio?

[@bennyogden4524]

I watched you from the beginning and you are one phenomenal mechanic man congratulations keep up the good work

[@donc81]

Great fix warren! You saved the day again. Really enjoyed the video series

[@MC-re2ry]

I know that high mountain morning cold. It's cold. Thanks for the video Warren.

[@leeoeltjenbruns9929]

Good video as always I would have liked to see your drive from klamath falls to the silica quarry

[@charliekoepp770]

Thank u for for all u do warren.. I only wish as a young tech I could come help u out for a few days.. man that would mean the world to me sir. Keep up the awesome videos sir,!!!

[@georgephillips6520]

Great repair job. Makes you feel good when it all works out.

Man that air box and muffler assembly was kicking your ass. LOL. Those are the times most of us think you need a little help from time to time.

[@markreetz1001]

Good job Warren. You knocked that one in good time. Enjoyed it very much.

[@B.E.Long.63]

If people put as much effort into making their lives better as they do protesting, this World would be a better place. Personally I don't have time for anything but Family cause i'm busy working... Peace, take care Warren.

[@Johnx961]

You sure earn your money Warren.

[@paulpochan9631]

That last statement says it all...

[@davidgrass3719]

Great job, Lots of parts on this old girl.. And there lucky you'll even go up there and work on it..I ran the bell, Thanks, See Ya

[@txlaflash]

Warren you are awesome! Really enjoy your videos! Thanks for sharing.

[@ohhpaul7364]

After spending a day rolling around in that dust, I bet the dogs wont have fleas for months. I watched the first part of this one and I still have no idea what was messed up to the point you yanked the engine out, I could go back but I have been busy. thanks for the videos, have a good one.

[@leeharris3061]

New rod and main bearings

[@connorvelthuis2221]

Couldn’t keep oil pressure when hot at idle, you saw him tear the oil pump apart, then he did rods and mains to get them back in spec to keep pressure. 👍

[@scruffy6151]

It's alive with good blood pressure. 👍

[@trashanken]

Great work Warren!

[@generobben7290]

Another great and successful job!!

[@jamesvwblack]

Lovin jeffs Anderson construction hat ! I just noticed it

[@stevecrouch559]

Always looking forward to a new video but don't forget to take a day off once and awhile so you can rest and repair yourself.

[@blacksmoke5009]

Nicely done 👍! Hope all is well take care now.

[@jeffsnider3588]

My farm truck has one of those 8.3's, i heard they are pretty good engines? When looking for a truck I ask a mechanic about Cat 3208's, being someone of few words he just said that "There are only two types of 3208's, ones that need rebuilding and ones that have just been rebuilt". It's interesting the things you mechanics observe during your many years of working of stuff. Maybe you should publish a good and bad book about engines, transmissions, axles, brakes, hydraulic systems and other stuff you experience.

[@drgdawson1]

There's something very satisfying about watching a guy work his tail off. I hope your customers realize how lucky they are.

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

Great job as usual!!!! Thanks for the video!

[@timmayer8723]

It fired on the second revolution, AMAZING.

[@Gordonseries385]

Thank you for sharing Warren!

[@fjr2go]

Good work!

[@31144]

Those air filters boxes weigh a ton and are the most awkward things to manoeuvre into position, well done that man 👍 Up the workers

[@1996turbocamaro]

Warren - nice repair - another job well done ! until the next one :)

[@davidbarnett.2313]

Warren, you got your dress overalls on. Nice video camera placement, thanks.

[@markalexander5124]

I know squat diddley about mechanics but I sometimes wonder why designers have to squash everything into an engine bay so that it is a struggle to put a finger in when they have a machine the size of a small house where they could have an engine bay of a reasonable size and spread it out better?

[@God_is_in_the_details]

Like Cool Hand Luke: we’re all feedin’ off you. Thanks for the island of sanity.

[@rw3dog]

I missed what work was done to get the oil pressure up. Was it new main bearings as the first video was guessing ? Nice work

[@leeharris3061]

Yes new mains and rod bearings

[@imtimrich]

Another nice job 👍

[@mongomay1]

Thanks Warren, On the farm in Florida during fall and winter it would always get 5-10 degrees colder right before sunrise. Thanks for the video, was it just a lower end rebuild to get the oil pressure back to normal ranges?

[@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353]

Yes, just rod and mains.

[@CAPNMAC82]

When you are good people, other good people want to help you, as good people can be scarce on the ground.

[@8068]

Wow... that is one dirty operator's cab.

[@BubbaAyers1969]

Another job done, good work and another great video

[@johnwaby4321]

Nice job 👍👍

[@milwsdl39]

Good job on the video man thank you for sharing 👍

[@eugenemoor1570]

Hi Warren; What was the repair to the font loader oil problem. I heard you say that the oil pump looked good and that you reused it and that there was RTV in places so you knew that others had worked on it, but I missed or never heard what you did to fix the issue. Love your videos.

[@robertstephens767]

can you get a wireless mic so we can hear you talking

[@brianburdine4620]

I watched part 1 & 2 but I missed what you did Warren to get the oil pressure back? Oil pump, spun bearing, reman motor or what?

[@SomeGuyInSandy]

Pretty impressive man, great work!

[@f150bc]

If I might ask what's with the top hose on the motor looks real bad..again just asking .And what year is that machine seems to have a lot of new tech stuff on it.

[@aussieboganbloke2244]

Still gettin her done like you said.. Uuhh huh... Getin er done real gooooodd..

[@rbmccloskey]

Warren, What did the engine look like when you opened it up? What repairs did you do ? Great job...as always.

[@trevormansfield6740]

Good job Warren. No need to edit your videos, we’ll watch it all. Can you video the challenger going back together please?

[@nathanburgess4928]

👍nice Warren

[@kenuber4766]

Nice hat Warren!

[@jonathanhageman150]

Sure would have been nice if they made the air cleaner bracket removable. Surprised they didnt

[@leeharris3061]

WWW...watch warren work..lol great channel you have warren..😁👍

[@russellrankin7980]

You need 2 ladders. One for each side.

[@MrBugsier5]

good pressure improvement! (worn main bearings? ) nice job again Warren!

[@gregorybrownsworth2844]

Warren, enjoy watching you work on various types of equipment. A place online for tracks, try the Truck or Tracks website. Highly recommended by DirtPerfect.

[@adambrewer4400]

I do t think there was anything wrong with the last video Warren sure I love your videos and you teaching us as you do what you do but I know too that first off a man has to take care of his business and his family first before us

[@glenward9764]

Did you do a video of the engine being fixed ?

[@eppot1]

What was wrong with engine oil presure??

[@YOU-vj4fl]

Warren,tell us what the problem was,main or rod bearing?? I know you figured the pump looked ok.

[@robertoobregon3750]

Must have missed what you found to be the cause for low oil pressure? Did you replace the oil pump?

[@leeharris3061]

He replaced the rod and main bearings

[@robertoobregon3750]

@@leeharris3061 Thank you, on a 13500 HR engine.

[@kellyfield2559]

Hi Warren, you need a wireless mic so we can hear you thanks.

[@heavymachinery2843]

Saturday morning and a warren lane movie awsome 👍👍

[@blake9361]

good vid warren

[@coconutpie333]

jpaydirt hat lol im a fan too

[@hondaveetc82]

“Wonder if this thing feels any different now. It does it’s hard” 26:03. That’s what she said

[@timmayer8723]

There is only one substance harder than pumice and that is Diamond. Pumice is used in lava soap, and certain tooth paste products. It can be ground as fine as talc powder. Air filters are not up to the job of trapping pumice particles as fine as 5 microns.

[@lloydholt6511]

The old style oil bath filters did a much better job on fine particulate filtration. Unfortunately the cost and maintenance practices. people didn’t like to get dirty cleaning the oil bath filters plus maintenance costs made the paper filter more desirable.

[@timmayer8723]

lloyd holt oil bath air filters were what started me being a trained mechanic. That and late forties cars with more zerk fittings then I care to remember and shoe brake replacements and turning brake drums on the shop lathe. We even had a spark plug sand blaster. Chrysler products were the shop specialties. We had a growler to check generator armatures. We had a large SUN tune up machine. I dismantled dozens of one, two, and four throat carburetors, reassembled them and set them to run smooth. Learned to braze and solder. I did my first complete valve job on a 1949 Chrysler convertible flat head 6 cyl engine when I,was 16 years old. My boss was a good and patient guy.

[@tomstickney5500]

the old saying is some buddy has to work and pay the bills thank you for showing us how its done

[@danandyong6653]

Careful, don't give any information to unknown callers. If they claim to be from a particular company, hang up and call the company directly

[@brianwalter2677]

Nice content Warren, one question being out in the middle of nowhere have you ever had a mountain lion come after you or your dog's.

[@Brad-lt6mr]

What clearance did you get on the new bearings? What else did you change other than the mains?

[@theessexhunter1305]

Top Work.......Warren who did you talk to at work before you had the channel? I just shout at the job when welding on site lol

[@jonka1]

That's what the dogs are for, that way it doesn't look as if you're talking to yourself.

[@theessexhunter1305]

@@jonka1 I take mine with me these days but back when I was site welding in London they stayed at home....

[@leeoeltjenbruns9929]

Hello there iam wondering if you got videos on that perkins and isb 4.5

[@prevost8686]

It really hurts when you hurt one of your hands working out in the cold.It looks like ai filtration is critical to engine life in those pumice mines.

[@joestreiff9401]

volume fell off during the air cleaner install... no complaints, I just hope I didn't miss "story time" 😀

[@robert-vt1fq]

Looks like that would be a big hard job

[@RobCarstuff9112]

Just curios, what does a job like this cost?

[@sixteenstone007]

I would guess around $3,500 - $5,000

[@robertoobregon3750]

@@sixteenstone007 Warren said it's a long drive out to the machine. So ten hours drive and disassemble, another ten to repair and another ten to reassemble. Plus parts and supplies. Think Warren's rate is 100/ HR. It's a bargain, compared to buying a new one.

[@robertborchert932]

Thanks to Warren taking care of her in the field, and hauling the engine to his workshop, he saved the customer thousands on transportation alone! Contracting a low boy out there in the sticks ain't cheap!