EARLY DT-466 INJECTORS & MAKING A REMOVAL TOOL

[@josephpilosky4775]

Glad your back ,who cares if your hands a dirty you are working .Stay safe and healthy and warm 👍

[@georgewallace3106]

I guess the best way to sum it up is "I sure miss the daily video " you have so much knowledge to share with the world I get withdrawal simptoms when we go through these long dry spells. I'm a retired tool and die maker arthritis doesn't allow me to move my fingers and hands like I used too I sure miss getting out there and working on projects like you do. If you need any precision instruments I have an entire Kennedy tool box full of everything you are welcome to it Johnathan.

[@watsup1350]

I've been watching your vids going on 5 years now and have always appreciated your forthrightness in dealing with your research, parts location, and dealings with those who treat you right. I always recommend your channel to my friends who are hoping to find credible guys to watch with integrity. Yep, you probably could have skimmed some cream looking for "cheaper options.". But, whether or not the guys in Iowa ever see your video, they WILL have you identified as a straight-shooter if you ever need another question answered. That's worth its weight in gold!!

[@Dancing_Alone_wRentals]

tHanks for this comment. Just found this channel a day or two ago. Good to see what you wrote...I know I'm in the right place. Have a great week!

[@karlelliott9254]

Years ago we had a School Bus, a Thomas snub nose, number one ninety two in Davidson County that blew a piston on number six and ruined the block. I found an identical bus locally in a salvage yard that had been a factory test bus for stress and everything wired up all over with dozens of sensors in a Ohio test facility. Thomas donated it to a Boy Scout troop that never used it because it could not legally be titled because of the stress testing. It was bought by the county for the parts (engine). The serial numbers were three digits apart. Our bus ended in 666 and the other bus in 669 made in High Point on the same line on the same day.

[@Tshade67]

Our fire department has a 1992 IH engine with a DT466 and the Allison 643. It's the sweetest running truck we have.

[@oldschool6345]

A few years back I was working on a 1ton truck and it was newer than the axle sockets I had, it had something different about it, I don't remember now. The parts store happened to have a socket hanging on their tool rack that looked like it should do it. After the questions and answers, I said I'd take it - because it would save me a lot of time over making one. The guy laughed, then realized I was serious.... and replied "yea I guess so" with a chuckle. A lot of people don't realize how many tools got made over the years before the internet came along and made most things only 2 days away. Back when you had to find out what it was, who made it, who sold it, and then it was still a week away. Lots of rural shops had dozens of shop made tools hanging on the wall. It's just not as hard as most of the pups think it is. Thanks for sharing

[@vettekid3326]

One of the biggest problems with IH was they would make running changes on the assembly line without respect to model year or anything else so you always had to have the vehicle serial number for ordering any parts. Back in the mid 1960's one of my uncles had a commercial painting operation and ordered a fleet of 12 pickup trucks all spec'd identical and when delivered he soon found from the maintenance garage that the identical trucks require 3 different oil filters, two different air filters, two different gas filters and so on. Needless to say that was the last time he bought any IH products and went back to GMC only.

[@mmiller1188]

Sounds like a Ford move! They did a lot of running changes.

[@mattthescrapwhisperer]

You sound much better. Glad to see you back in action. I can't believe some "Dip Stick" was complaining about a working man having dirty hands. Obviously a keyboard warrior and not a working man....

[@tresfingeros]

Jonathan, hope your doing well👍 Your right, getting the info from 1 and buying from another isn't cool.

[@robertvinson6472]

People that complain about dirty hands on a video or people that don't get their hands dirty. I enjoy your content

[@rollerizer2558]

So we know that youtube is a monster that demands to be fed content 24/7 (and never gets enough), and that it is a proper royal pain (and huge time sink) to be the guy expected to constantly feed the beast. Still, know that your posts are *very much* appreciated... it's always a treat to see what you're doing.

[@1963-Ford-Galaxie]

Thank You Jonathan, a Fist bump to you and a "pat" for NaNa!!!! Be well and strong Brother!!!

[@timhanson2080]

Nice to see you putting up a video 👍. I have always enjoyed watching the things you are working on. Hope you see another soon. Have a great day Jonathan👍

[@davidcraddock7011]

I am amazed someone would comment on your dirty hands while working on greasy parts. It is not like you are sitting down to eat dinner. so good to hear your voice and see your video.👍👍👍

[@machinist5828]

Jonathan I'm glad to hear from you. You got us spoiled doing weekly vids, I get worried when we don't hear from you for a bit. Cheers! Terry Dirty hands equals a healthy mind.

[@shakeme3290]

👍 Yep. Always grateful and willing to spend more when someone is considerate and helpful

[@elkoposo686]

Tag line for your range of T-Shirts, right there: "Yeah. My hands are durty. Coz I'm working'!" Priceless!

[@mikebaldwin9972]

Glad you’re safe and getting along well !!!!

[@bronc02]

This country needs more people that ain't afraid to get their hands dirty !!!

[@leoncolyer9420]

HI guys from Victoria Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 good to see you out and about 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼stay safe and well guys 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@dirtfloormotors]

Dirty hands are something to be proud of these days. I can never get them clean enough for some people.

[@gregcromer8406]

I'm glad to see you back Jonathan! I was beginning to worry, and I hope everything is going great these days.

[@jorgefernandez-mv8hu]

I was so happy to see your new video. Dirty hands are working hands and as long as you can clean them for when they need to be clean a little dirt is OK. This is why they make Boraxo powder. That will clean them right and find all the cuts for you. Thanks for the tip on the Jonathan injector puller.

[@chevahaulic]

Made pretty much the same tool back in the 90s for the DTs . 90% of the time they would come out with a mini slide hammer i made from a DT wrist pin. But there would be one that needed a pull. Love them old DTs , had about 30 in my fleet . Simple and easy to fix.

[@outcastprojects6733]

Good to see a video from you, looking forward to the forklift swap content. I got a good deal on a semi the other week, I made some videos on it! Im pretty excited.

[@tedium37]

Good money saving tool tip. If you were working on a diesel engine and had clean hands, we'd know those two things don't go together. Glad you got over the crud.

[@bradman4]

You must have surgeons watching, love your tips and buying from that company, that's just right. Thanks for your time.

[@fknsl1]

Another great video, Jonathan!! Nice to see you still at it..

[@lyndonwortley6329]

Can't believe anyone would comment about washing your hands when they are watching you work on a diesel engine.... hands black with oil are what I expect if I am working on old machinery. Maybe I'm different having been around machinery and black oil since I was a child!

[@theodoredugranrut8201]

Thanks Jonathan, my dad taught me not to be afraid of making a tool. Central California Watching

[@robames1293]

My first contact with much of your hardware, but interesting anyway. Dirty hands is a sign of something ----oh yes, you've been working on something that hasn't just come out of a showroom. Putting something together from parts that were not designed for each other and that many would not even look at is the point. GREAT WORK and thanks for including us.

[@artkaboom]

Another excellent informative video, many thanks! Dirty hands means we are getting the real deal...a real man doing real work! God Bless you and your family.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

👍👌👏 Maaaaan, I'm soooo glad that you are back and even sounding healthy and strong again! I definitely missed you and your projects/videos. By the way: I didn't see Nana Catscan inspect your ingenious injector puller tool. ;-) Best regards, luck and health to all of you.

[@briandorton9302]

Glad your back missed your videos Buddy. Hope your feeling better

[@curthazlett595]

I am working on a 414 ci from a 1066 international right now thanks for the puller tip! Last injector I pulled came right out. I think we are approaching 10 international engines on the farm now. Love your channel! Your crane is awesome also

[@OlysGarage]

Glad to see ya back! Dirty hands = clean money. People who don't physically work for a living will never understand.

[@mikeboeckerman2481]

I have worked with Spencer Diesel for 20+ years, good guys to work with.

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

Haven't seen a video in a minute. We didn't get to hear it run!!! Thanks

[@luisbatista1103]

Glad you are back 👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏

[@davidquirk8097]

I made up a bit of a slide hammer for pulling injectors out. Picked up on the injector the same way you did (I used and old injector line for the nut) but I used a piece of 15mm tube and an old Volvo truck gudgeon (wrist) pin for the hammer. Is nice when you can get to them though. Last year I changed out the heater plugs on my Ford Focus 1.6 Traci and I could hardly even see them, far less get tools on them.

[@randomyank7777]

Glad to see you back , Brother ! You sound good , & your hands are dirty ! Two Very Good signs , JW is up n running ! Always makes my day ! Glad you were able to find someone who could help you with what you had . These days , that can be called a miracle . Got it done , I'll bet she purrs like a kitten . Sweet ! Stay well , Jonathan . In this day & age , sanity is as priceless as progress , the real kind . My definition of it is the same as yours , apparently .

[@garyburgmylifeandtimes6354]

Dirty hands are working hands. If that bothers viewers, they’re watching the wrong channel because this is a working man’s channel!

[@mikecooke1733]

So pleased to see you back OK….

[@JamesAllmond]

Welcome back JOnathan, hope all is well with you. Not to settle in an watch you work... 👍🏽

[@ronwig7665]

Glad your back pal, haven’t seen you in awhile, who cares if your hands are dirty, your a mechanic there suppose be greasy, I hope your staying healthy

[@ebenwaterman5858]

Hard to put a price on something as intangible as service. Sounds like you made a good choice.

[@ZMadtrapper]

Thanks fer postin DUde !! Glad to see yer up & runnin EH !!! WAVIN A HAND from central Ontario !!

[@daviddamico4288]

Glad to see you again love your videos and what your doing…those are working hands that’s why there dirty…

[@rustyachers2459]

I always heard dirty hands honest man.

[@johnsenecal2732]

Hope you are Feeling Better.

[@billmckenna7056]

Great to see you are still Kicking always love your videos, especially because of the dirty hands!

[@michaelguinn5736]

Afternoon Jonathan!! Glad to see a video, that tool looks pretty simple to make...be safe!! God Bless!!

[@marygarner5249]

Always look forward to your videos who couldn't it's Jonathan 😁

[@JoeSmith-lp9ol]

“Wash your hands”! People are nuts!

[@eugenepolan1750]

That injector came out so easy, I bet you could have pulled it out by hand, dirty fingers and all. I agree that we have to support the businesses that we want to remain profitable and still be around when our grandchildren need their services.

[@rodneymoore2154]

A little dirt to a sandwich adds flavor great work good seeing you

[@bobleeswoodshop7919]

Glad you are doing well! Miss you and your videos! Thanks for sharing! 👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@041bubba]

Glad to see you ip and around. Great Video! 🙂

[@mikewinkelman7015]

Always learning something new. Thanks take care.

[@mackbruce7545]

Good video. Glad too see you back Mr.J you sound pretty healthy. 👍 job. Dirty hands who cares. 😆 🤣 Tell Mrs.J Howdy,give Nana cat a pat. Stay Safe/Healthy. Thankyou.

[@hermanmunster5831]

U sound like ur feelin better 👍 Pretty slick tool! Keep them videos comin ur truelly an asset to the mechanical world 👍👍🙏🙏

[@jeffbrannon9680]

Very glad to see you back! Hope your health has rebounded. I know how things get backed up when a person has been down a little while.

[@calebvines3966]

Nice to know, love making my own tools.

[@joshjablonicky171]

Glad to see you back I was just wondering about you yesterday.

[@ldean-du5im]

Thanks Johnathon, Glad to have a video from you! Long time subscriber, any video you make is great for me. All interesting! Thanks again.

[@deangood8908]

I’m glad to see you’re feeling better

[@slantfish65sd]

Awesome work love what you are doing on this channel it inspires me to do more on my channel

[@DonRRicks]

Good to see you Jon

[@ketchhomesteadoutdoors4048]

Hope to see videos from ya on a regular basis. Great video on making the tool to take them out. Great info

[@eastunder55]

It's a great feeling when you make a tool out of junk in the shop that would cost a lot of money from Snap-On or an OEM.

[@iivaridark6850]

We all here, glad to hear from you! Keep safe!

[@Dwayne7834]

Good video and information. Thanks for the video and good having you back.

[@petepeeff5807]

Good to see your content again.👍👍

[@ianlulham]

Working on diesels will get yer hands black that.s for sure. Great to get a video from you after so long. Glad your ok?

[@lindagolembieski7405]

It's good to see you back !!!

[@phillipbremer7715]

wonderful as always very educational very informitive

[@justinweaver8787]

Very smart on the tool build.

[@joedyer8824]

I guess some people don't get dirty probably don't get nothing done either ha ha .always enjoy your videos Jonathan

[@markhensley9378]

Good to hear from you. I know that you was very sick for a while but I'm glad you made a good recovery. Did Nana give them injectors a good catscan? Sure enjoyed the video. How's the steam engine engineering going? Anyway, good to see you back in action. Enjoy the rest of your week.

[@waynebrown5428]

I learn so much from you. Thanks

[@alansauer6853]

Glad to see you back. I haven't seen you much. I hope you feeling ok

[@ivanolsen8596]

Good to see you back, Jonathan, was starting to worry, but saw you on one of Scotty's vids, cant wait for your next contribution. Good idea on the injector puller, the old way with a big screwdriver and fulcrum was a bit messy. BTW if your hands were clean you have some goat accusing you of being workshy.

[@bossbuick8615]

glad to see you back my wife is asking where is nanna cat ?

[@andrewmantle7627]

Good to see you Jonathan.

[@briancook4065]

Good to see you back area diesel services is a name used by watch wes work and other you tubers worth a call

[@cranberry3257]

Glad to see this video ,, I wondered if you passed away or something , See you ARE Missed ! ! ! Welcome Back ! ! !

[@billallen1949]

Glad to see you back again!

[@scotthancock5240]

Glad to see you

[@jefffaubell5271]

Good engine and trans. Combination, you'll never wear it out.

[@howardkoster4026]

Jonathan, I'm glad you're back on here! Gee Jonathan, you're working on an engine, it's common sense your hands will be dirty...oh well, back to your video...

[@regunter6599]

I never use information from one company and use it to get bids from others. When I bought new vehicles, I never would tell any salesman what some other salesman somewhere else had offered me a vehicle for.. I worked construction and we had companies who would get bids from contractors and then go back to the contractor they liked and get them to bid less. Wwhen you work up a bid on construction job it takes time and money, so when the person wanting the work done goes to someone that hasn't spent any time or money actually bidding the job of course they can do it cheaper.

[@123holsey123]

Only a person that has never worked a day in they’re life would comment on dirty hands. Hope all is well glad to see a short video hope to catch some more.

[@spencerwhite8704]

Love your videos Jonathan very entertaining

[@MakinEndsMeet69]

Hi Jonathan I hope that everything is well with you and your family. I'm glad to see another video up, check with watch Wes work or just go through his videos and he has links for a very very good injector company with reasonable prices.

[@huntm7592]

Happy to see you back. Keep up The great videos

[@Jim-ie6uf]

Missed ya, brother.

[@thomasbailey8306]

Glad Your back Sir..I know your a busy man. So I totally understand. Great Video as always Sir..

[@lukemccomis9155]

Good to see your back miss the video

[@ervingoertzen7233]

Hope you and family are doing well Jonathan!

[@mikepelz7004]

Welcome back Jonathan!