Keeping the farmers going.

[@maxpuppy96]

Warren you are one hell of a person, excellent mechanic too. Nobody realizes how hard that shit is to do in that miserable cold weather, hard enough when it's warm let alone in the cold. I have so much repect for you it isn't funny, some people talk the talk, Warren walks the walk.

[@markahad6583]

Warren, another win for the books. Even if conditions are crappy, you still manage to kick ass and git ‘er done.

[@jiml9971]

Warren the day you call it quits there will be so many farmers and truckers left not knowing who to go to next. You are a super star in your own right. Great great work in really tough conditions please keep the videos coming. 😊😊

[@bobv8219]

Right

[@jasoncassidy2517]

Man I’ve never seen someone who can work on such a wide variety of vehicles! I’ve been a heavy truck technician for 22 years and when I watch Warren work it makes me feel like a rookie!

[@jondoh5961]

Ya I'm amazed at all the stuff he works on and the knowledge he has.. its pretty amazing..

[@jrneff9773]

@@jondoh5961 how can this man work on this much junk. and service info where does he get it . the navy must have told him here how in works your job keep boat going thank you for your serviice

[@davidmunro9595]

Thank you for sharing your magic.😊

[@markalexander5124]

Warren, I appreciate you showing the reality of life, it's not easy being a mechanic and especially a field mechanic, even for an experienced person like you. It's dirty, cold, cramped and uncomfortble work that has to be done. No one to complain to. Thank you for the honesty.

[@gasperajdnik8004]

I wish we hade more hard workers like warren on this 🌍

[@mikejenkins9135]

I'll tell you one thing Warren you are top notch technician education teacher at its finest you are a rockstar you go beyond the Call of Duty

[@dieselhatz4247]

Happy New Year Warren and family. Your a hard working man, no one can deny that.

[@Mercmad]

I remember having to go out to a farm in dead cold weather to get a farmers Chevy truck running...a 1942 ex military truck ,which he needed to get going to run feed out .I rebuilt the dizzy and adjusted the clutch with ice and cold water everywhere. When I got finished,the farmers wife fed me up with a hot roast lunch and tapioca pudding. Didn't feel like charging them after that but they insisted I bill them.I hope you at least got a hot drink.

[@lindenhawthorn4761]

It's good to see old iron still working, that stuff was built like a tank back before there was planned obsolescence built into everything.

[@dantadysak5485]

Great fix on the Hyster like you said it probably better than new and you got it up and running really fast compared to trying to find parts for something that old.

[@bryansimon4072]

The joys of being a field tech. Nice job

[@douglaskuhn3781]

Cold work sucks! Try an electric heater called a "milk house" heater. Run it off the Bobcat Welder or install a 2500 Watt inverter on the truck. Set the heater so it warms your face and hands. Just a tip from a 'cold weather' mechanic. Also try some 'Fluid Film' as a lube on threads and other moving parts. It stops rust too, often used as an undercoat for cars here in the 'Rust Belt'. I also purchase 1to 2 inch foam insulation lay on. It's soft and warm on old bones.

[@Prariedog]

Warren has been in the game a long time now .he knows what to charge . A walking encyclopedia he is. And if he doesn't know something ,he will figure it out with some research I've learned lots and will keep learning as time goes by. Your an inspiration to us all Warren Safe travels

[@jiml9971]

So very true. Warren is a star all around !!!

[@marshallsayre58]

Keyless chucks on drills is great until u reverse it...the. you'll be lookng for the bit...LOL. Warren, while I'm sitting here drinking my hot coffee n warm house I watch you rolling around on damp plywood, in cold/snow-hot/humid weather year long. No amount of thank yous will say enough for all your experiences. MAY HE WATCH OVER YOU AND KEEP YOU SAFE WHILE ALONE SERVNG YOUR FAMILY

[@dh-_1011]

That was a sweet fix on the fork lift. I don’t think that most guys would thought to drill it out to the next size up, just replace parts. Cool outside-the-box fix Warren. Using your noodle!

[@died4us590]

I live in michigan, and the winter can be sketchy, and working outside rain snow or shine was rough, in the winter for doing burials, i would have to go to the cemetery in the middle of the night to make sure the wind hadn't taken out the flame on the ground thawing torch in the cooker. The junk we used was some homemade crap that would thaw an inch an hour when the ground froze deep. I usually drove the dump truck home, so i could plow my way into the cemetery if the weather forecast was bad. That job was a lot of work, but it was great. I always had to hire guy's my age or older because no one wanted to work from the younger generation. I see why you can't get any help, because there aren't enough people who can handle hard work. If i was younger, and not so far away, and didn't have ms and the other 10 thing's that cobbled up my body, i would work for you. Thanks for another great video Warren, and G-d bless you and the wife, family, and furry critters.

[@richardhoneywell7411]

Great video Warren really enjoy watching you working on your service calls and fixing them. Looking forward to your next video stay safe Warren.

[@Jleeel]

Swap out that chuck for a rohm brand. Makes a huge difference.

[@maxmacdonald7174]

Warren, you did a great job at putting this video together. Thank you for your work.

[@drmyronbouray]

Your a great man!!!!

[@shawnjones275]

Warren I am a shop foreman at a volvo dealer in wyoming. i sure wish more of of my techs were farm hands and understood not all jobs require all new parts and bolts and on and on, it drives me crazy!!! i get on a warranty job it needs to be by the book but when the old trucks come in with a guy starting out as an owner operator its ok to heli coil a bolt hole and be a lil creative with the repair.. thanks for the video's and best of luck in 2023

[@johnmcgreevy742]

You sure as hell work for your money Warren. People like you are few and far between. Don't think anyone in the present generation would last a day. Sad to say, but true. Anyway, thank you for the videos, appreciate them greatly. I'm an old timer now and have to watch rather than do. All the best, and God Bless for all in 2023.

[@Logjam5]

You were a wrecking ball on that ball joint/tie-rod assembly Warren. Good work.

[@ScurvyDog807]

It still owes you money, hit it some more 😂

[@chrisowen9378]

Get a CAT phone !!! If you sell network provider is not compatible with it, switch providers. They are truly a mechanic's best friend. I've only gone through three of them in the last 7 years. Worth every penny in my opinion.

[@MrCrabbing]

Always tight those track rods, I used to quite often need to heat them up, got to go mend my net now watch the rest later, Gale of wind here today.

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

Good job Warren!!

[@roadsideservice2406]

Glad to see your working and not spending the day pumping water

[@westerntruckandtractorrepa1353]

Me too.

[@hddm3]

Good ol Warren hard at work again. Love ya bro

[@michaelmcclure8673]

Warren a lot of cows would go hungry if you took off any days. Your a master repair person. 👌🏻

[@tracydiller9378]

Warren great video as always and i hope them farms appreciate you for all you do for them, keeping them going.I 100% agree with them keyless chuck drills they suck give me a good old fashioned drill with a keyed chuck any day.Keep up the great work Warren as we know you will.

[@evo5349]

Workin man! Ain't no stupid emissions on a Hyster. Good work Warren.

[@TimberTramp]

I found on my Milwhacky that you tighten that chuck as much as possible then turn it counterclockwise and you’ll feel like a detent of a click. Like it snaps into a groove….you’ll feel it. But just go counter clockwise 1 “click” and that locks the chuck. Took me years before I heard someone mention it on KZbin. Fwiw

[@terryrogers1025]

Warren on the keyless chucks, most have a lock on them. You lock them by tightening the bit in the chuck. Then take the drill body in one hand and turn the chuck as you would to loosen the bit, turn just enough until you feel and/or hear a slight click noise, you are now locked in, they don’t tell you that in the manuals. Not all brands have that feature. Try it out, it works for me and ended that frustration for me. Thanks for the ride along sir.

[@kimazbell460]

My Dewalt keyless chucks are like this and it makes all the difference in the world. Most people don't know this tip.

[@KN-vh5xp]

Sometimes ya gotta think out loud. Eeerrr or talk to the camera lol love ya brother tell the family hi!

[@calumanderson5617]

Thank you for the video Warren.👍

[@jonb7470]

I get way more bummed than I should, when I come home and don’t see a new video from Warren 😂

[@waikanaebeach]

Great work Warren, I think you are under appreciated turning out in such conditions and your knowledge about fixing stuff.

[@angussutherland7161]

warren you are a star you inspire me to take on all those jobs that i keep putting off happy new year angus sutherland

[@joepavlis1975]

Yes, was a HVAC/R mechanic for almost 40 years. Out working in the field every day in all kinds of weather. Could only relax when you were driving home or to the next job, but then you were always thinking about the next job!

[@bobbeals1509]

Good example of a bigger hammer! Nice work Warren!

[@ronhart4166]

Warren, I have seen a tool tip awhile back that said you are supposed to tighten your chuck to it stops and then click your drill chuck back one click to lock your bit in. I believe it was one click. I have not tried it, but I seen it done on a tool tip for Milwaukee tools. Blew me away.

[@apmedeans7905]

Another great video Warren in trying conditions a fella could do with some heated overalls in the cold they dont pay you enough for all the hard work you do keep on wrenching.

[@barryhumphrey153]

Man it looks so COLD and you always get er done. Thanks for the great videos!

[@russellgilson4072]

Anther day anther dollar keep at it Warren! good video

[@henrymichaelwilson8107]

Hello Warren. A lot of those cordless drills have those hand tietaning Chuck's, they round out on the inside. We use our Air drill it has the proper Chuck With a key. We have some drill bits with Exigone ends.

[@rickdavidson3534]

Excellent video, the work is hard enough, add in all the getting up and down, whether under or over vehicles, makes it physically tough. Especially as you get older!!

[@bobv8219]

Unlimited Warren ty🦌

[@heavymachinery2843]

Warren the man that can fix everything 👍👍

[@edsel6818]

These machines AT TIMES do need some TLC, and doing it at times takes time, and no we DO NOT PLAY WITH OUR PECKERS WHILE THE JOB, LOL😁😆😅😂🤣/ LOL. GREAT JOB, LETS SEE MORE.👌👍

[@philglover2973]

Thanks for your time and consideration top job Warren the Go to guy the best in the business 🚜🚛🚜🚛🔧🛠️❄️❄️❄️

[@MrCrabbing]

Cold old day there by the looks of it, at least shes running again, good work.

[@Dave_9547]

Another slice of reality. I am very familiar with that area, went to HS and Jr. College near there. Hunted at Lower Klamath when the rice checks were mostly frozen. It gets cold and I feel your pain fighting rust frozen equipment when your fingers get numb. Thanks for letting me watch from a warm room.

[@gregbird6615]

Looks like cold work

[@stephenheyes4324]

Great work as always Warren

[@ianlulham]

It's truly amazing Warren how you can video what you do as well as put up with the cold wet conditions doing it. A big thank you for the share, so interesting watching what you do. By the by, that Hyster is the same vintage as me...now for my days work

[@mikecalvin1402]

Back in service 😎 🙌 🤗

[@rickytart1028]

Good job yet again...

[@kentsmith4863]

Warren had a full time job now! He works on Dodge truck front ends😂😂😂😂. Job security 👍

[@WaterDirtDiesel]

When you tighten your drill chuck. After it's tight go 1 click back in the other direction.

[@rdecoster1]

This was a first on this video!!! You broke wind or was that a buck snort?? What a fix on the old Hyster gear lever!!! I love watching your show. It's the most realistic, real world, actually happens, this is how it really is show on youtube!

[@troykitchens9924]

Some keyless chucks have a locking position that most people do not know about. Once you get the drill tight there is a detent that you back the chuck off to that locks the chuck until backed off further. I learned this trick on u tube. I do not know for sure if your model drill has this option but mine did and my life was changed for ever!!! Hopefully this works for you!!!

[@BenEyah]

That fart had me chuckling

[@merlepatterson]

I solve my drill bit slippage problem by grinding in my own flats.

[@guilbertalain6353]

Vraiment il ne faut pas être frileux pour intervenir dans de telles conditions !!!! Bravo pour cette vidéo et bon courage a vous.

[@maxxtech8532]

Kept them going great job!

[@mfc4591]

Hyster H series forklift, best machines ever. Beats those Japo crapo stuff anyday, and I agree keyless chuck you can chuck away.

[@craigboyd6462]

Warren remove the Milwaukee chuck off your drill and throw it away, fit a metabo chuck and you won't have the bother at all

[@rgbrown90]

Warren, you'll have to lookup Brian Block's Cummins hyster if you get a free minute

[@stuartlockwood9645]

Hi Warren 😃 those track rods always are seized up when you get to em, I was expecting the hot spanner to get it loose,lol, I guess the ball joint was suffering from over maintenance, but a little aplication from your hammer sorted it out. The old hyster was an interesting job, and nice fix mate, josie seems to like the snow, but knows when to get back in the truck, lol. Thanks for another interesting video, stay safe, best wishe's to you and your's, Stuart UK.

[@mikerichardson7658]

Warren,The last time I stopped to think about not falling off my trailer, I fell and ruptured my right quad back in September.Still in a brace.,so I am going to stop thinking.

[@douglasmayherjr.5733]

Appreciate the video, Warren. It’s hard to find a good chuck on a drill. I wonder if you could Retrofit a keyless chuck with the old style Jacobs chuck? You would almost want a drill dedicated for drilling. Some bit manufacturers are grinding flats in the shank. The only problem with a good keyed chuck or flats in the shanks is you break bits instead of slipping in the chuck. I hate the burrs on the shanks after slipping. Thanks again for your time.

[@elroyelblander6277]

👍👍..glad to see you're getting some more moisture out west there..sucks to work in the cold and wet tho ,but could always b worse ...see ya next time feller... Have a good week 👊

[@joelnash5692]

Pretty well same transmission that's in the 200 series timber jack skidder. New process 441 I'm pretty sure. I've had the same issue in the bush with a rough operator shoving the forward/reverse shift in before the machine stops . Easy enough fix tho !!

[@timothybrown579]

If I’d have tried stopping that shaft with a bar it would’ve grabbed the bar and sucked it down and snapped the case!! Lol 🤣

[@davidcraven277]

Years ago we took can old socket and notched it out to unscrew the ends with a impact just a thought

[@gasperajdnik8004]

Great video 👍😀🔧

[@jvcmcgowen]

I felt your pain on the tie rod

[@nickchannel5364]

I wish I could be Warren's helper, but I would be too weak. Hehe.

[@deezelfairy]

Get your pain the key less chucks, I've not seen one that's worth a shit. I've swapped machinist grade jacobs chucks on to most of mine. Only thing I had to do with me old Dewalt 985 was cut a 1/16" off the aluminium collar that the handle clamps too.

[@johnwaby4321]

Not fun warren out working in the cold 👍👍👍👍👍

[@dougjones9493]

I have a tie rod socket that I use with impact wrench. Jam the stud in and spin it off. Saves a lot of time and knuckles.

[@gregshearer423]

Not going to work no well it’s literally broke in half 😂

[@dougjones9493]

@@gregshearer423 you use a piece of thin metal along side the ball and hammer it in.

[@gregshearer423]

@@dougjones9493 a right

[@dougjones9493]

@@gregshearer423 that's how I do it and my socket is getting worn out.

[@BobTheBreaker9]

Can’t tell if Warren is moving quick cuz he has places to be or he’s trying to keep from freezing lol

[@NebukedNezzer]

I also hate keyless chucks. my father was a machine design engineer. he hated split ring lock washers and roll pins.

[@dano71657]

Does checking for blow by through the dip stick opening on a diesel work equally well with a gas engine

[@roba4297]

The only good thing about removing that track rod end was generating some body heat while next to frozen ground.

[@Mike44460]

On another set of tracks, with some knowledge of pole buildings, I have to ask, how long has that hay shed been standing? With no crisscrossing on any of the poles, I would think the right wind from the right direction, and it's on the ground.

[@blake9361]

good vid warren

[@markdauncey927]

Did you find the remnants of the roll pin? Might have been worth dropping the oil to help flush it out?

[@JeffreyStrader]

You can tell the Stabilizer Shock is blown on the Dodge.

[@richwielechowski5191]

Warren, are going to get hit with big storm the weather men are talking about? Stay safe and dry.

[@hawkeyemarine]

was that a grunt or a fart. Can't tell either way it had to come out.

[@ggem8125]

This day will go down infamy for the use of a multi tool a first that I have witnessed

[@Nick-il5ql]

Would you recommend those gloves?

[@BobTheBreaker9]

44:10 that Josie slip😂

[@henrymichaelwilson8107]

That my job generally. I hate those big num rubber flooring they have in tractors. When The farmer can't be bothered to clean them out.

[@pete6102]

i know you know more than me but a little heat goes a long way

[@ScurvyDog807]

I like the tires on that first truck. I need more aggressive tires...

[@robertnelson4755]

You should have shop prices per hour and field prices per hour. Field prices are double shop prices. Working in that freezing temperature and laying in the snow like a dog should be worth twice the money, and they'd pay it because no one on the planet would do what you do.

[@appercumstock3017]

Yup.

[@disturbedcarrot]

Get himself a low loader (boy in the states) and charge for collection and return to bring things to the shop.

[@gasperajdnik8004]

Amen , warren is a good man and a good mechanic 😀🔧

[@YOU-vj4fl]

So that’s what you think he should do,huh?

[@b.k.sautomarinedieselrepai5143]

@@YOU-vj4fl most businesses do the same. I do for mine on the east coast. The old saying about you get what you pay for comes to mind.

[@KN-vh5xp]

Not sure if this applies or not but Try once you chuck it reverse it and it should or might lock your chuck not about Milwaukee hope that helps!!