Getting after it!

Showing a service call that involved a challenger swather and a jcb 940 forklift, plus finishing up the pto job on the 7120 case ih.

[@richardrtracy]

I carry an assortment of different suze bolts with the heads cut off and a slot for a screwdiver to line things like. Plus it keeps the weight off it to. Good job there, keep it up.

[@bigunone]

Just a couple of ideas, my dad taught us to use some grease to hold gaskets on when you are trying to get parts into place, and a brass taper punch makes lining up holes a whole lot easier when dealing g with heavy parts. Great video, keep up the fight

[@scruffy6151]

Thank you for the video. Sounds like you might be getting a new customer after fixing two simple things that someone else made a mess of.

[@JoelHershberger]

Now that the pto is done you are going to find your tool that you couldn't find. That is how it always works for me. Love your vids.

[@drewdude444]

A man making a name for himself and his family that’s all... can’t hide talent forever... seems this may be the beginning of a lot more work from even more farmers good video warren

[@russellrankin7980]

Duke is the sheriff. What he says goes! LoL!

[@calumanderson5617]

Thanks for another excellent video Warren, certainly enjoying the tractor repair videos as I like them, I'm not expecting anyone agreeing with me but in my opinion a talented mechanic like yourself are the ones that love their dog's, especially when giving them beef jerky for treats some videos ago.

[@lml6.653]

Love your videos!! One badass hardworking mechanic!!

[@prevost8686]

If you know this please disregard it. I’m sure not trying to tell you your business. Those Denso starters are the best units made. 99.9%of the time when they fail it’s a fast & simple repair. You can pull the three bolts that hold the plate on the starter and you’ll find the two contacts & plunger inside. One contact will be worn through. I have a kit from a company that contains every style contact that Denso uses and new plungers. The plunger doesn’t have to be replaced. It takes about five minutes to replace the contacts and have the machine up and running. As you know, Denso starters are found on everything from Toyota’s to Deere equipment. I was a Toyota mechanic for 30 years and I think I’ve only had to replace one or two whole Denso starters in that time. Hell, I’ve got one old Toyota truck with 650,000 miles that still has the original starter on it. Not sure how many contacts it’s had though. Thanks for the video and you’re right about Commiefornia. There are countless commercial drivers who will no longer cross in that Regime because of the ridiculous regulations.

[@taylorashcraft3704]

Wayne Swicegood do you have to name of the company you got the kits from? Possibly part number?

[@canuckyank82]

Your videos make you famous. If this farmer watched your videos he knows you have more common sense than 4 mechanics. He also would know that you fix it right. These videos are marketing your business. Great work, Warren! 🔧🔧🔧

[@ramadi1977]

Enjoy your informative videos. Its good to see a no nonsense approach to making quality repairs on all the different types of equipment that you take on. Keep up the good work and keep the videos coming.

[@robbybachmann332]

That’s not the first time I have seen you fix a tractor stalling or not starting after sitting because of air getting into the fuel system. You are making this farmer into at least a half assed machanic. Thanks for teaching me so much. I was able to find and fix a bad ground on one of our truck

[@billw4746]

What an easy starter. Where was this Mechanic when I changed the the Delco 50 mt. on a KTA Cummins the starter weighs 80 lbs, And is down the frame. It is good to see that there still service techs on the road.

[@horvikhorvath9488]

Thanks for taking the time and patience to film your informative show. I learn a lot just from watching. I learned that eye protection is always a good idea and keeps me out of the ER...All the best

[@allanfrancis7572]

Man I'm so thankful for dough ford on that. He got rid of emissions test in Ontario. Because everything new and everything that's been made in the last 20 years is well above the standard anyway.

[@peters4067]

Love your videos - from Northern Ireland

[@jb98331]

watching your videos is refreshing that there is others like me? including leaving things every where.

[@pikeywyatt]

lots of good wishes from an old man in the uk.and Thanks for all of the fine videos. ( i live on a very small farm)..

[@charles.stewart4422]

l wanna offer you a couple of Tips (a) Have a check list of what you need when going on a job that way you won't for get any thing , (b) have a divider in your draws so that Metric is on one side , and imperial is on the other , ( may be you will find your reducer socket that you have miss placed) lol , screwdrivers flat on one side and Phillips on the other etc etc , and if you still have the apprentice may be he could do some maintenance on your smaller truck ,the crane and wiring , l Love your work and you make me Laugh a lot to keep it up , l gotta get back to watching the rest of your video's .

[@seantatham9960]

Great video Warren!! Your “all around” depth of knowledge is getting harder and harder to find...

[@mandy8211]

thats why we use high tack on the gasket, to keep it in place while having sooo much fun with the heavy part.

[@edpiner4960]

love watching fix things right keep on keeping on.

[@aussieboganbloke2244]

Look forward to your uploads,much love from Australia

[@PaulsMechanics]

Aussie bogan Bloke hey bro I’m a fellow bogan bloke from Queensland

[@aussieboganbloke2244]

Gday mate, I once lived in Rockhampton and goldstone qld for a year or 2 but now I'm Back in the hunter valley NSW home sweet home aha,

[@jb98331]

that is a nice engine compartment.

[@micahmalm4263]

Wow I'm falling behind on your videos. That time of the year. Thanks for sharing always enjoy!!!

[@timheasley612]

Great video Warren

[@sliderinc1]

I love the 7120 feels like you can pull the world in half

[@blacksmoke5009]

Believe it or not I’ve worked on a few trucks with starting issues that had been repaired at a CAT dealership and had installed 24volt starters in them ! Guess you always need to ck never assume that the dealer is always right lol! Thanks for sharing bud 👍

[@adamtheheavyequipmentmechanic]

theres always a new guy somewhere, or a guy who drank too much the night before.

[@TheWiking94]

Awesome respect from Sweden

[@perryreasch1499]

this is a real working man who knows his stuff

[@MrTEMTA]

You are a true asset to all!

[@1112223333111]

nice job the pto works good

[@1112223333111]

and the starter

[@tommygreist9560]

Yeap...split in 2,I heard it 2 while you were wiping down the pto housing. Great video.

[@markdobson8513]

Enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing. Hope your finger is ok.

[@cscott839]

I am proud to say I live in iowa, great videos my friend.

[@flyboy6876]

that's why cat stopped they felt that adding all of the emission systems would downgrade the performance we all expected and raise the price to an unsuccessful level at least that is what the Cat man told me

[@richardbohlingsr3490]

Plus the truck engines were the only ones that needed to be CARB compliant. So, it didn't make economic sense to go to all the design cost for just the truck engines. It was easier to just drop them from the line. Too bad Mr. Trucker!

[@crabbiboi5528]

Im glad im not the only mechanic that leaves shit eberwhere i have left many a streamlight under hoods of vehicles and a snap on 3/8 electric impact on the track of a skid steer it was a new low profile model after that one just to name a few!

[@morgansword]

JCB is getting popular now days. Never had them to work on so no idea what they are like, I heard they were ahead of other in the same field of work. I sometimes had to use alinement studs to get the pieces to marry or hold flimsy gasket in place while I pinched my fingers. I got phatom pain from that/LOL. Good job done good

[@northwoodsguy1538]

Ever get the Hyundai excavator fixed? You're a great mechanic. Take care and all the best to you, the family and of course your dogs and cats.

[@rickytart1028]

Good video yet again....thanks...

[@davidclarke4040]

Hi Warren great job stay safe buddy

[@125sm3]

Great stuff Warren , just dont let the Mrs know about not wearing those gloves 🤣

[@blake9361]

curious see bearing that fell in drain bucket great vid

[@remembergodisalwayswithyou6862]

I love this video

[@mfc4591]

Lots of train sounds. there is a joke about that. in he first world people get anxious when the train isi 1 minute late. In South America anxious after 2 hours, In Africa we say what ,there is a train!

[@samrugtiv3839]

Well done Warren, sam

[@amunderdog]

Crank time on that Perkins seems long even warmed up. I have an old Perkins from 1974 that fires real quick, Always.

[@richardbohlingsr3490]

What do you guess the ball bearing balls are from the drive shaft with the bad spline? At least the PTO is back in service.

[@geltecmail]

C.A.R.B. California Asinine Regulation Bullshit Warren, keeping busy, stay safe out there.

[@jinan0014]

GOOD JOB....AS USUAL!!!!

[@Stumphugger064]

Hey warren I have watched and learned a lot from your videos over the last couple years, I having an issue with a 2002 7.3 F350 where it sounds normal when I start it cold but when I start it hot there is a tapping or knocking sound. It starts fine hot/cold just has a strange noise. I know your a busy bee but thought maybe I’d ask if you could give a listen to my videos I uploaded on my channel and give me your two cents worth. When reading online I feel there are so many contradicting views, so I thought I’d ask you as I trust and respect your knowledge and opinion. I’d appreciate it if you have the time and if not I understand. Thanks for all your videos and info you pack into them.

[@JohnCarder]

Start with the injectors; #8 is usually the problem, since it's the last in the line and gets low pressure...disconnect, and see if knock goes away

[@asconstruction4146]

Good boy duke

[@mandy8211]

I was just guessing from the video that the nuts were 9/16. Didn't figure it was metric.

[@pierrotgretillat9365]

Tank you vidéo magnifique super

[@ohhpaul7364]

All this time I thought you were in eastern Oregon, not that it matters. Sorry that you live close enough to California you have to deal with spillover of their lunacy. I think all that sun and dryness does something to the brain, just take a look at how people act in the Middle East ;). Thanks for the videos, have a good one.

[@disturbedcarrot]

Is that a Massey swarther in yellow?

[@mandy8211]

Now that I'm retired from Sierra pacific, I'm finding retirement sucks. Too bad we live so far away or id come down and give you a free hand.

[@cwj9202]

When I visited DicaLite near Burney last year, I was offered a job on the spot. I had to inform him that I was too busy to go back to work. Check there if you're interested.

[@adamtheheavyequipmentmechanic]

retirement is deadly... don't do it.

[@cwj9202]

@@adamtheheavyequipmentmechanic - I have been retired for almost a year and a half, and even though I hugely miss my work and co-workers, I don't miss the BS. Just finished an R&R job on a Cummins 1999 5.9L injection pump - runs fine now. One needs to remain busy during retirement to avoid an early demise. I don't care to be like too many of our fellow blue-collar workers who just sit around and then end up ground temperature within five years of retirement. Best thoughts to you.

[@JohnCarder]

Buy and old truck and fix it up! Will keep you active and gives you a reason to get up in the morning...when it's done, sell, rinse, repeat!

[@edpiner4960]

would it work to cut the hex heads off of a couple of bolts to use as studs so you didnt have to try and hold that rear end part and put in a bolt at the same time, think it would also keep the gasket alined.

[@robertquast9684]

I use that trick often. Cheap and easy then throw them in the misc parts drawer for later

[@johnjones5954]

@@robertquast9684 that's mechanic 101. I've been turning wrenches for over 40 years

[@Wewoka54]

Warren how does your wife get your jump suits clean?

[@julianreid8179]

yes in the day a 390 starter into a 6 cyl ecnoline . fit and really spun that 6 over and the best part the 390 starter was free..

[@BOBHANNA01]

The epa and crab, sure are hurting people, but they a killing the little guys who have one or two trucks that are paid for, just put a 2010 or newer engine in it, yeah right most people are just getting buy as it is

[@jafarbangla2067]

hi friend I need repair excevator safety locked ?????

[@inmate666]

Did you make it out of klamath falls without a new probation officer ? I live there for many years.

[@JJ-jv1gu]

Tony Aguilar The police only catch the stupid ones ;)

[@inmate666]

@@JJ-jv1gu that was me.i was a slow learner . Lol.ive been good and clean almost 17 years now.

[@JJ-jv1gu]

Tony Aguilar yea me 2 i would never admit anything anyways :)

[@inmate666]

@@JJ-jv1gu thats right .never admit to nothing . Make them prove it.you from k falls?

[@JJ-jv1gu]

Tony Aguilar no way, to many outlaws i live down in the sac valley

[@jb98331]

carb complainant engine don't last as long before rebuild. at least that is why i heard cat left the truck industry.

[@carsons6519]

That is about the simplest bell housing I have ever seen

[@dozer1642]

Carson S it looks like the easiest starter swap I’ve ever seen.

[@themajority5716]

How big of a krone baler is he running with that tractor?.. It obviously is not up to snuff...but is tryin hard tho!!

[@10us101]

welcome to california where all the fruits nuts and flakes live

[@ernestskinner8595]

Do you have shirts?

[@rickjohnson1632]

👍

[@davidsstfarrelltighe]

Great work dude had the same kinda shit before come into work with a truck 24v starter in a 12v system guys fuckin relays and switches and all sorts of shit at it and replaced the starter twice with the 24v twice was funny as shit when we said it to the two guys at it how do they expect 24v from one battery

[@tonicetobegood1]

Your right stay away from big Square Baler. They are too finicky.

[@junglejonny1000]

Is it just me or did that motor take a long time to start. Perhaps the fuel system has a leak and is losing prime causing a long crank time ruining the starter.

[@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353]

It's sat all winter

[@farwest571]

Try to take a break man.....7 days a week will kill you....and I think the same guy who put a 24 volt starter on a 12 volt system might of had something to do with that broken fuel filter housing.....just a feeling

[@farwest571]

@@thesearcherman6652 not that he would ever admit it

[@donald1056]

That's' one helluva expensive machine - that swather - one right rear inside tractor wore pretty bad - rest are pretty good or possibly new - where's those damn gloves at

[@russwhite4446]

Why aren't you mentoring an apprentice would it be wrong or am I missing something?? Im not trying to be disrespectful in any way because you should plus sometimes you could use a hand and they could use the knowledge and common sense.

[@flyboy6876]

I do not know of a good mechanic that doesn' have more war wounds then he can count

[@deandean8498]

You stay real busy don’t you

[@johnhoffman8203]

Warren. you ever stop at Molly's truck stop for some banana cream pie?

[@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353]

Molly's has probably been gone for 10 years, it's a Pilot now.

[@jacepapoff2348]

Wow I like to be work with you

[@QQTrick1QQ]

Makes you wonder if CARB is on the Cummings lobbyists payroll

[@mandy8211]

First problem its a challenger. Second, the ole boys that worked on it probably couldnt speak english.

[@georgelasala6588]

I will bring you back letter keep the gress side down