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Another successful fix! Funny as soon as you did the quarterback pose, Uncle Rico came to mind and then you said it 😆

new sub here.... what a great channel... lots of into and fun to listen to

she isnt bossy.... she is authoritave.... i got me one of those wifes also....!!!! lol

Your production quality is improving every week -- well done. Lori's camera work was outstanding - like she was on a tripod! The banter between you is informative and entertaining; it makes your video shine. Now some comments: 1) On your first trip up the tower you magically stopped the wheel despite the brake mechanism not being hooked up and you didn't say a word about how you did it! You've got to explain those details! 2) Why was the pump so close to the bottom and how did you know that would be the case? In a recent video you said the pump should be several feet up to stay out of the mucky stuff. 3) Why do you leave all that old water in the stock tank instead of siphoning it out? Setting up would only take a minute. If you used disposable hoses, you could leave them on site and it would stop siphoning when the tank was empty and not restart.

Puddin's fab shop didn't lead me astray! Y'all are interesting to watch.

35.5 inches from center of circle fig this out at 17:27 min will se if I’m rite !!😅😅

Hey hi from another Okie. I live in Piedmont, Ok just discovered your channel yesterday and can’t turn it off. I have a Aeromoter 6’ wheel that my dad rescued from Goodland, Kansas in the 70’s. I now have it running in my pasture. I would like to follow you guys around someday.

you have some great content on your channel very knowledgeable about windmills i was thinking about how to make your job a little easier if you got a bag or something to be brought up by the hook that way if you forgot something your wife could bring down the bag or something and rush it up to you and also when your done throw all of your tools in it and then your hands are free to climb down

Not southern. Okie engineering

I came, I subscribed, I liked what I saw. Puddin's Fab sent me. I'm glad I found you.

Camera was to far away.

I do it with my GoPro eight plug it into just the one of them little handheld battery packs that are like 20,000 mA or whatever and I used to take it fishing with me and Kent four hours of films

Another great day in Oklahoma.

54:10 that’s when you need a fishing real clipped on your belt. You can ask momma to attach a wire cutter and you can real it up. That’s in case you forgot to take a tool up in the first place.

Plug the camara in to a power pack it will charge as it films !!

I'm interested in how you got into this line of work. I'm a Shawnee born and raised and currently live in Choctaw, OK. Wife retired from Tinker and she is so much happier, lol....Be safe out there and keep up the great content.

I am like you ,a jack of all trades. At 66 and after a stroke and 16 heart stents I still get out and work everyday on all sorts of heavy equipment. It's what I enjoy doing. Keep the videos coming. Take care and be safe.

Shaneman!!

Glad Lori got a mic! I think it’s fun to hear y’all’s conversations!

very interest video !!! I like very mutch !!!!

Fine job sir

Thanks for posting

Thanks for posting you guys. This is so interesting

You may need a tool basket for your hook, that way she could winch up your lithium, save a climb,

Awesome video love the content very interesting👍👍

Another fine video you guys! Keep it up!

I wasn't aware of the open sucker rod pump option until you mentioned it in the video, but it does make servicing the well easier, especially for deep wells. I am sure that there is a small taper for the pumping mechanism to slide in fairly easily. Thanks for showing that style of pump mechanism. I'm sure that if the foot valve was bad, you'll be pulling the pipe and all out.

You and your wife is doing a great job on them windmills I could not do that climbing that thing up that tall I am afraid of heights anything taller than a woman's belly just scares the crap out of me

Really enjoyed this one. It covered the windmill from bottom to top. I was surprised by how small (diameter) the sucker rods were.

Thanks for making video. I enjoy watching. I hear ya on needing glasses. I hit 43 also and wow I keep reaching for reeders.

You sound like Owen Wilson the Southern chef. I gar on tee! I think that was his name. Very interesting video. What would I do different? I'd have a belt pouch like a carpenters nail pouch to put things in and a light duty rope to hoist things up and down with your grunt. I have bad joints and a lot of that is from climbing ladders and poles and going up and down ramps. You soon realize everything you will need and things you won't and you pack accordingly. Your helper can shag everything you forgot. With the helper you have she would have probably had everything you should need for a normal service but the rope is for the unexpected. Thank you and have some fun, jack P.S. please escuse my typing as I'm having trouble seeing right nor.

Good job! One of these days "L" should do the narration....or are you worried that she would turn into the "fan favorite"!?

Thanks for the great video. now i understand how the foot valve assembly?? works

I would put a fishing wire down the well to see if you can find any stuff left in there

Another great video with something different and the scenery is magnificent, thanks Mr

Momma is SIGHT MANAGER. Now this next thing is a JOKE NO TRYING 2 B MEAN: Or if she's feeling EXTRA ORNERY......HBIC....(Head 🐩 In Charge) 😊 Just want to say have a happy/safe 4th! 🇺🇸💖🥳💥🇺🇸

Here's the technical talk folks may have missed start dictionary? : solar, 8 foot by 27 air motor, open top cylinder, sucker rod, service the leathers, Ferling mechanism, 14 guague, a dawg, 7/16 14 thread, Momma, coupling, brush hog blade, traveling valve. 😮 Now your are use to your location but combination of accent and how fast you mentioned location it would help to show location overlapped on video. 😊 Most people aren't familiar with Indian words. Johnson County/Pontotoc County lines, South of Aida. I use 2 live in TX, was OTR trucker drove US 59 100 times. What animal is leather made from. 💖 from Minnesota 😎

Shane you should get a couple 2x6 and drill holes halfway through them for the sucker rod to sit in on the ground, plus some for the pipe as well to keep the threads good and clean and organized

Yall forgot weatherman and philosopher! And maybe iron worker.

Why don’t you use a rope and bucket to send things up and down so you don’t have to climb up and down so much? Please use a safety strap and a tool pouch to carry things up and down and use both hands to climb lol, you scare me sometimes lol.

That was neat to watch, thank you!

I couldn’t do that work. I don’t like being more than 10 feet off the ground. The small work platform, I would never get anything done 😂😂😂. Nice job!! Cool rebuild.

👍👍 GREAT VID. ENJOYED

I love it i keep learning something new and it also brings back memories. We can see what you are doing but also we're enjoying the view of southern Oklahoma so thank you, it's beautiful up there

Those leather cups are very interesting. It might be cool to see how the make and shape them

WHY do you not tie a rope around your waist when going up on top so you can haul up all the supplies you need without having to make extra trips up and down the ladder a bucket on the end of the rope would work wonders. (It makes me tired watching you climb. LOL).

If you worked at Tinker do you know Joe Bivins?

I served 25 years as soldier with the USAF as a Jet Mechanic from 1986-2011 I loved it and I miss it everyday. I Would do it all again but my body says no. I’m a 70% permanently disabled veteran and unemployable.

Shane looking at the mill itself for how old it looks really complicated with the engineering. I'm glad you're able to explain it where people can understand and be able to follow. I'm sure when those were new it was cutting edge technology. How much has windmill technology evolved in just the short 20+ years you have been doing it? And congrats on 5k subs!! Let's GO!!!! Now onto 10k and beyond.

Your video production quality has really increased. I like the format. Keep doing your thing and putting out informational stuff for us. - Sincerely, TIK.