All comments regarding masks will be deleted (for or against). We are following local guidelines for masks and/or social distancing at the time this was recorded. If you don't like that, move along. I can't believe I even have to say this.
Area Diesel Service, The best show and tell of all time. I could have never imagined a shop so professional and clean and so well managed and expert repair personnel working is spotless assembly areas. A really good show!!
I've never been into an injection pump, but he sure made the operation clear. He's one of those that will have forgotten more about these pumps when he retires than the average diesel mechanic will know in the first place.
@@WatchWesWork can u do another follow up with this shop? Any kind of collaboration would be great. 👍 BTW I have had a blast watching your channel. Quality work and excellent mechanics mostly applied but sometimes experimental 😉
Ok, now that you have it running well, what is the plan for it? Are you going to drive it out and use it somewhere? I'm sure you didn't spend all that money and time just to let it sit for another how many years. A follow up is definitely in order. Let's have it!
Wes: “if interested, i’ll make a follow up video.” Me: Bro, seriously, this yer first rodeo? I’m ready for the NEXT video in the ‘Clark all terrain FORKLIFT’ video series, NOW.
I am watching a young man with seriously impressive skills calmly explain how he does magic. Shame that public schools don’t even teach small engine repairs anymore.
Thanks Wes, Great tour of an outstanding facility. The ability to specialize in one injector series is a real plus. Cory really knows that pump, and probably several other variations, and it shows. His ability to explain what each portion does was commendable. Great of them to contact you and offer their service. Now there is an expectation of several more videos getting tank repaired, lubing the rails, changing fluids, and getting the lift home. Looking forward to it all. A great video of your adventure. Thanks for sharing.
It's always a privilege to see a master of a craft at work, and that's how it felt to watch Cory rebuild that pump. Props to Area Diesel for not only letting you film, but also to Cory for talking you (and by extension us as the audience) through his entire process. Looking forward to more videos of that big lift. Take care.
Fantastic video. I'd never seen the insides of a reman outfit. Also, I'm not a diesel guy so seeing the complexity living inside that little injection pump was pretty neat. Love your work, man.
Agreed. My 40 year old backhoe has a Stanadyne fuel pump. This video increases my resolve to not mess with it. I was also surprised by how much of my engine noise is apparently just from the pump!
My vote is for follow up video...these old equipment revival videos are what brought me here in the first place and you’re wealth of knowledge and the fact you’re actually a “mechanic” and not just a part/assembly replacement specialist has kept me watching.
I’ve been tinkering my entire life and learn so much from your videos. Please don’t ever stop! I look forward to all your future uploads and love your channel. 👍
@53:30 I would have never thought that the pump gives that typical diesel sound in itself! wow... I have never wished to learn all this about diesels, but this stuff is golden!
wow Corey has some knowledge. I love how every other part has to be installed a certain way and how he's got a tool for everything. looks like an awesome company. I was not surprised to see the size of the VP44 parts room. another great video Wes!
Yes , we want to see it lift a car or something . That's a beautiful piece of equipment . You appeared to have Santa's twinkle in your eye when she fired off . Nice job !
Watching these professionals work and their clean work environment gives me a woody, such knowledge!! Thank you for showing us such a great an necessary business.
Have no interest in ever rebuilding one of these pumps, but have the highest respect for that pro that you filmed. Can't learn that skill overnight . . .great vid. .. thanks
This looks like a classic 'getting things done' shop. Been around a while and looks to be modernizing with their equipment. Hopefully they will be around for years to come.
I haven't worked on a fuel system for a very long time. In college, I was the TA in the advanced fuel system lab. Enjoyed that very much. Cory at Diesel Service is a true craftsmen. Thanks very much for sharing this with us.
yes please to back up video, that company must be one of best in the US. Great promotion from them with no lofty assertions, only this is what we do, but we do it the best. A long video but never noticed the time, could have watched more it was so interesting, thanks ;-)
Good, good video great on you for show casing small business men who are true craftsmen. Thank you for taking the time to do this video, I appreciate it.
This is so good to watch a master at work, and a master who is willing to talk you through so someone who knows nothing about diesel pumps can understand
Man awesome tour!!! This is the stuff the average working man never sees. Hey get that ol girl rolling and back to the house. That way next winter you dont get stuck like with the indoor forklift!!!!
Thanks for the tour of ADS. I can't believe how equipped they are to handle any diesel related issues. I like the fact that they recycle as many cores as possible to live another life .
Incredible how much noise the pumps make when running - first time I've seen one run on a test stand. Thanks for the insight Wes, that was an incredible 'shop tour' 👍
That is amazing just how complex those pumps are. So much has to be just right. Parts, torque, clearances, FOD free (of course), etc...Wow. Thanks Wes for taking us along. Very interesting. Thank You, Area Diesel Service!
Geez, this video brought back some bad memories! I just rebuilt a Hercules D3000 that had the same pump. I did the same thing, brought it to an injection shop. Everytime I watch one of your videos, I say, "I wish I had seen this a few week ago!" Well done Wes, amazing what you do. 👏
More on this machine, please. And thank you for selecting music that synched with the beat of your footsteps when you were carrying your gear through the snow. Much appreciated.
Great shop tour! It’s nice places like that still exist rather than outsourcing much or all of it. Injection pumps are one of the more intricate and fussy major components.
Cory the technician, was so skilled. He had the dexterity of a sleight-of-hand magician. Totally fascinating to watch. After all this, you can't leave us in the lurch so, if you can, a video finale would be great. 👌👍😊
Wow Wes, 114k subs, good for you! If I’m not mistaken, I remember subscribing back when your channel wasn’t even called “Watch Wes Work.” Congrats on the success. You seem like a good guy and I’m happy for you. 👍
This may have been my favorite episode, Wes, and I’ve watched them all. I don’t know anything about cars, tractors, pumps, turbos, etc., but I really enjoyed the tour of ADS. The tour had a very This Old House style to the filming and Curtis’s explanations, which I loved. I was struck by how clean and organized that shop was, and I was very impressed by their dedication to reusing as much as possible from old parts. Cory’s tear down and fix of your part was fascinating, and I really enjoyed listening to your dad’s comments and perspective. Finally, you’ve nailed the new camera on your outro. The HD quality of that part of the episode was amazing.
I'm learning as I go. The camera has capabilities I barely grasp. I bought a fast aperture lens for it that actually cost more than the whole camera, but it made a huge difference.
Very fine video, Wes. Their facility was neat and organized like nobody's business.It was a pleasure to see such specialists in action. The ultimate ending was watching that old lift fire up!
Dang these guys are good, thanks for showing them off Wes! When I need injection pump work I'll definitely give them a call. You got that old forklift running like new again!
First, the Area diesel guys are great for letting you/us visit. Second, yes to the follow up video. Third, I do not understand how how you do this for the money, or lack thereof. Every time I watch you teach me something. Your efforts are greatly appreciated. Please do keep up with the good work.
This is the perfect video to learn when you're in over your head and to rely on the experts to solve you problem. Think about all the components on any given piece of equipment, and then listen carefully to all of the details the gentleman rebuilding the pump shared with all of us. Just amazing.
Remember when Mr. Rogers would use picture picture to show us how candy was made, or bottles, or whistles? Mr. Wes just showed us how diesel pumps and turbos are made. Big boy stuff. Thanks Wes!
Thanks for the repair/parts shop tour. What amazes me about the forklift is two things, (1) the fact that neither the engine nor the body nor the lift was covered in old grease as I would have expected those to be and (2) that when you got it running, the engine did not smoke at all, just clear exhaust.
Awesome video and an absolute awesome company for helping you and giving you the full tour and letting the rebuild process being filmed. Follow up video is a given.
I'm still hanging from vid 1# . By vid 3# it should be moving .woohoo . Look at some of the other older vids , there is a lot of other toys in the adult sandbox .
Just blown away by Area Diesel. Everything about that place is incredible. From the machinery to the techs using it. One heck of an operation. Thanks for bringing us along.
All comments regarding masks will be deleted (for or against). We are following local guidelines for masks and/or social distancing at the time this was recorded. If you don't like that, move along. I can't believe I even have to say this.
Thank you, we are all tired of hearing about the damn masks.
Admirable.
With a name like mine, I feel discriminated against! :)
This is why we love you Wes! Give em hell boy!
Lol Help God With this one
Area Diesel Service, The best show and tell of all time. I could have never imagined a shop so professional and clean and so well managed and expert repair personnel working is spotless assembly areas. A really good show!!
Check out their rebuild of bbloc's, P pump, for his Cummins 8.5 ltr. he has put in his Hyster fork lift.
Great Automotive Engineering.
@@carlthor91 That's going to be one fast fork lift :)
Was going to say the exact same thing. A really professional business.
It's not like they weren't prepared for the camera....
I've never been into an injection pump, but he sure made the operation clear. He's one of those that will have forgotten more about these pumps when he retires than the average diesel mechanic will know in the first place.
I was not expecting such a large machine shop. I’m really impressed with their operation and Corey’s knowledge.
I didn't even know they had a machine shop. I was blown away.
@@WatchWesWork can u do another follow up with this shop? Any kind of collaboration would be great. 👍
BTW I have had a blast watching your channel. Quality work and excellent mechanics mostly applied but sometimes experimental 😉
One vote for a follow up video, would like to see it drive out of the woods
And that too
I always love a followup
Heck yeah, me too!
Me too 👍
Ok, now that you have it running well, what is the plan for it? Are you going to drive it out and use it somewhere? I'm sure you didn't spend all that money and time just to let it sit for another how many years. A follow up is definitely in order. Let's have it!
Wes: “if interested, i’ll make a follow up video.”
Me: Bro, seriously, this yer first rodeo? I’m ready for the NEXT video in the ‘Clark all terrain FORKLIFT’ video series, NOW.
Oh we are already waiting for the follow-up video
NEED.
100% agreed on this as well, he knows us viewers well so he knows what the answer is to that one! :)
but what other machine will he have to fix to finish that series
It's like he doesn't' even know us at all.
Sitting here warm and nice watching young Wes carry his tools out in the snow, life is great. Thanks Wes.
All I could think of was, get a folding table.
The only advertisement I can stand: Honest hard working guys showing off their profession.
Area Diesel Service is an impressive outfit. A follow up to finish the forklift recovery would be great. I really enjoy your videos. Keep'um coming.
Couldn't agree more, Go USA and TY Wes for showing the biz.
Thanks. That was an amazing tour. I never realized what went into making a Diesel engine work!
I'll third this call for a follow up vid, the damage to the fuel tank looks pretty bad, you might have to source a replacement.
100% concur.
When i was young, I’d watch cartoons on Saturday morning. Now i watch Wes work. Great video!
Same here! Though I miss Chuck Jones cartoons.
@@WatchWesWork They were the best! Love the vids. Please show the rest of the recovery! Thanks
@@WatchWesWork Brought to life by the unparalleled voice work of the late, great Mel Blanc.
Cory to Wes: There’s ya problem lady!
Lmao. Wes got the ol' switcharoo for once!
Repairing pumps is a dying art. Nothing has them on these days. Top job by the bloke who rebuilt it. 👍🏻
Yeah, unit injectors and common rail have taken over. But they are in that game too!
What a great company and tour!
Yes it was!
It amazes me how many thumbs down videos get immediately after they get posted. SMH.
Another great video Wes!! Fun tour. Thanks again!
Agree 100%
Please film a follow up this was very interesting!
That was great! I loved the tour. What a great “American” company. I am a retired machinist so found it very interesting. Thanks Wes
I am watching a young man with seriously impressive skills calmly explain how he does magic.
Shame that public schools don’t even teach small engine repairs anymore.
God I wish my school had taught anything resembling engine repair, would have saved me a lot of trouble
What a coup Wes! I’ve never gotten a diesel guy to tell me the right day of the week much less all of his secrets... Well done!
Thanks Wes,
Great tour of an outstanding facility. The ability to specialize in one injector series is a real plus. Cory really knows that pump, and probably several other variations, and it shows. His ability to explain what each portion does was commendable.
Great of them to contact you and offer their service.
Now there is an expectation of several more videos getting tank repaired, lubing the rails, changing fluids, and getting the lift home.
Looking forward to it all. A great video of your adventure.
Thanks for sharing.
It's always a privilege to see a master of a craft at work, and that's how it felt to watch Cory rebuild that pump. Props to Area Diesel for not only letting you film, but also to Cory for talking you (and by extension us as the audience) through his entire process.
Looking forward to more videos of that big lift. Take care.
It's true. Not only can he do the work, but he can tell us how any why.
What a great outfit! Good to see what a American machine and rebuild shop can do! Great to know its American made and worked/repaired!
Fantastic video. I'd never seen the insides of a reman outfit. Also, I'm not a diesel guy so seeing the complexity living inside that little injection pump was pretty neat. Love your work, man.
Agreed. My 40 year old backhoe has a Stanadyne fuel pump. This video increases my resolve to not mess with it. I was also surprised by how much of my engine noise is apparently just from the pump!
This is exactly the sort of collaboration I like to see.
Wes went on a field trip, and he took all of along! Yay Wes, thank you!
My vote is for follow up video...these old equipment revival videos are what brought me here in the first place and you’re wealth of knowledge and the fact you’re actually a “mechanic” and not just a part/assembly replacement specialist has kept me watching.
I’ve been tinkering my entire life and learn so much from your videos. Please don’t ever stop! I look forward to all your future uploads and love your channel. 👍
Thank you! Will do!
This is Great! The Home shop growing to this point and the highest purpose for social media. Good job!
hear hear!
That video was a lot of work for you - and worth every minute of it!
It was fun!
@@WatchWesWork Wes, you did an excellent job! Sounded like your Dad, is the same as mine... Loves to talk to everyone, about anything!
That was awesome to watch him rebuild that pump.That whole shop is amazing .Thanks Wes.
@53:30 I would have never thought that the pump gives that typical diesel sound in itself! wow...
I have never wished to learn all this about diesels, but this stuff is golden!
I was surprised by that as well!
This one was great.. We dont learn things without making mistakes .. I really appreciate you sharing this type of video
wow Corey has some knowledge. I love how every other part has to be installed a certain way and how he's got a tool for everything. looks like an awesome company. I was not surprised to see the size of the VP44 parts room. another great video Wes!
I love watching pros like Corey work their magic. Makes it look so easy
Yes , we want to see it lift a car or something . That's a beautiful piece of equipment . You appeared to have Santa's twinkle in your eye when she fired off . Nice job !
that was the most incredible shop tour ever, what a place.and cory is amazing ,the way he explained everything.i loved it
Yes it was!
Watching these professionals work and their clean work environment gives me a woody, such knowledge!! Thank you for showing us such a great an necessary business.
Have no interest in ever rebuilding one of these pumps, but have the highest respect for that pro that you filmed. Can't learn that skill overnight . . .great vid. .. thanks
That old girl needs to be brought home, cleaned up, painted that clarke green! Great series!
This looks like a classic 'getting things done' shop. Been around a while and looks to be modernizing with their equipment. Hopefully they will be around for years to come.
Wow, what a great specialized company! Glad they reached out to you and you got that machine going. Wishing you and them the best.
Well I know where to send my pumps for repair now , Awesome !
We'd be happy to help
I haven't worked on a fuel system for a very long time. In college, I was the TA in the advanced fuel system lab. Enjoyed that very much. Cory at Diesel Service is a true craftsmen. Thanks very much for sharing this with us.
yes please to back up video, that company must be one of best in the US. Great promotion from them with no lofty assertions, only this is what we do, but we do it the best. A long video but never noticed the time, could have watched more it was so interesting, thanks ;-)
Good, good video great on you for show casing small business men who are true craftsmen. Thank you for taking the time to do this video, I appreciate it.
My pleasure!
Watching people that know their craft is truly a joy. Not much left like that these days.
This is so good to watch a master at work, and a master who is willing to talk you through so someone who knows nothing about diesel pumps can understand
Dr. Cory: This appears to be self inflicted
Wes: Yes I hurt myself..
Dr. Cory: Does it hurt more when i twist the knife?
Evil unkind man that Dr Cory!
Watching Wes watching a wizard working - wonderful!
Ya, Wes, get it all fixed up and bring it on home, to your shop!
We'll see it in use, in future video projects! 👍
Immediately went to the ADS youtube channel and subscribed! Concerns such as this one are the industrial backbone of our republic!
Thanks for subscribing!
Great tour. Very nice of the company to let you film there. They surely stand by there products and work.
I like at the 1:00 mark, Wes bringing Mechanics Offerings to the beast, in hopes of appeasing it!
That was a GREAT video. Love the tour and rebuild section. Great to watch a master perform his craft. More of this, please.
Man awesome tour!!! This is the stuff the average working man never sees. Hey get that ol girl rolling and back to the house. That way next winter you dont get stuck like with the indoor forklift!!!!
Heck ya!!! Area Diesel is only 20 minutes from me. Great company and customer service.
Thanks for the tour of ADS. I can't believe how equipped they are to handle any diesel related issues. I like the fact that they recycle as many cores as possible to live another life .
Glad to see you got it running right. Yes, I would like to see a continuing saga of the forklift progress.
That's true on their operation. Really cool of them to be so gracious and dont see enough that now.
Heck yeah! Thanks for the upload!
You bet!
Incredible how much noise the pumps make when running - first time I've seen one run on a test stand. Thanks for the insight Wes, that was an incredible 'shop tour' 👍
I thought so too! Sounds like a small engine running.
just my thought. makes you wonder how much of the classic "diesel sound" comes from the pump alone.
@@WatchWesWork It certainly does!
@@nordishkiel5985 I reckon a fair amount now Ive heard it, the pump sounded like the 'diesel clatter' sound isolated all on its own.
Damn that is an amazing plant. Glad you got the machine running great!
That is amazing just how complex those pumps are. So much has to be just right. Parts, torque, clearances, FOD free (of course), etc...Wow. Thanks Wes for taking us along. Very interesting. Thank You, Area Diesel Service!
great video. it was fun to see rebuild of the pump.hope we see the forklift moving too.it was sounding good.
Coming soon!
@@WatchWesWork awesome👍👍👍👍
What a great tour, love to see it come all the way and working great old machine.
Geez, this video brought back some bad memories! I just rebuilt a Hercules D3000 that had the same pump. I did the same thing, brought it to an injection shop. Everytime I watch one of your videos, I say, "I wish I had seen this a few week ago!" Well done Wes, amazing what you do. 👏
More on this machine, please. And thank you for selecting music that synched with the beat of your footsteps when you were carrying your gear through the snow. Much appreciated.
Lighting in the shop looks great! I really enjoy the longer videos, too.
Great shop tour! It’s nice places like that still exist rather than outsourcing much or all of it. Injection pumps are one of the more intricate and fussy major components.
Cory the technician, was so skilled. He had the dexterity of a sleight-of-hand magician. Totally fascinating to watch. After all this, you can't leave us in the lurch so, if you can, a video finale would be great. 👌👍😊
Wow Wes, 114k subs, good for you! If I’m not mistaken, I remember subscribing back when your channel wasn’t even called “Watch Wes Work.”
Congrats on the success. You seem like a good guy and I’m happy for you. 👍
It's crazy!
An hour well spent. Awesome operation that was very interesting to watch. We need to see the forklift through to the end. Thanks
Great video. Very informative content. I think I speak for a lot of viewers in saying that we would like for you to continue this series.
This may have been my favorite episode, Wes, and I’ve watched them all. I don’t know anything about cars, tractors, pumps, turbos, etc., but I really enjoyed the tour of ADS. The tour had a very This Old House style to the filming and Curtis’s explanations, which I loved. I was struck by how clean and organized that shop was, and I was very impressed by their dedication to reusing as much as possible from old parts. Cory’s tear down and fix of your part was fascinating, and I really enjoyed listening to your dad’s comments and perspective. Finally, you’ve nailed the new camera on your outro. The HD quality of that part of the episode was amazing.
I'm learning as I go. The camera has capabilities I barely grasp. I bought a fast aperture lens for it that actually cost more than the whole camera, but it made a huge difference.
I love the ADS guys sweatshirt! Whistle while your work makes me think of the old deuce and half’s and 5 tons I drove in the Army
The whistle of Snow White and the seven turbos. 😊
Nice operation. A whole lot of skill in one place.
That young tech really knows his stuff. Fun to watch video Wes..
Very fine video, Wes. Their facility was neat and organized like nobody's business.It was a pleasure to see such specialists in action. The ultimate ending was watching that old lift fire up!
Please express our gratitude for this video, not many shops would allow you into the inner sanctum
you are very special
Great tour, ok Wes you know you have to bring it back! We want completion!
Dang these guys are good, thanks for showing them off Wes! When I need injection pump work I'll definitely give them a call. You got that old forklift running like new again!
That was cool to see a bunch of young guys working and rebuilding those pumps along with older dudes and not just old dudes soon to be retiring
I thought so too!
First, the Area diesel guys are great for letting you/us visit. Second, yes to the follow up video. Third, I do not understand how how you do this for the money, or lack thereof. Every time I watch you teach me something. Your efforts are greatly appreciated. Please do keep up with the good work.
One of your best videos ever! Love the ADS tour, great outfit! And the Clark is running! All good!
Anybody else just go back and rewatch the first video then comeback for the second?
This is the perfect video to learn when you're in over your head and to rely on the experts to solve you problem. Think about all the components on any given piece of equipment, and then listen carefully to all of the details the gentleman rebuilding the pump shared with all of us. Just amazing.
I watched your video when you are helping Morgan do her breaks. Great job I love to see youtubers helping each other out
oh damn manuals on microfishe still cool! my dad took one home for me when there office was getting rid of them
I've always thought injection pumps sounded loud, I'd never have imagined they made as much noise as the engine.
The stand makes a lot of noise too, but yes, they are loud!
I was gonna say that pump test sounds like a small diesel itself
Makes me feel a lot better about how loud my injection pump is, if an as new, perfectly specced pump sounds like that on the test bench.
Remember when Mr. Rogers would use picture picture to show us how candy was made, or bottles, or whistles? Mr. Wes just showed us how diesel pumps and turbos are made. Big boy stuff. Thanks Wes!
I remember that. Like when he went to the crayon factory.
Thanks for the repair/parts shop tour. What amazes me about the forklift is two things, (1) the fact that neither the engine nor the body nor the lift was covered in old grease as I would have expected those to be and (2) that when you got it running, the engine did not smoke at all, just clear exhaust.
Definitely want to see that old Clark brought back to life.
Awesome video and an absolute awesome company for helping you and giving you the full tour and letting the rebuild process being filmed. Follow up video is a given.
Wow! These fine folks at Area Diesel are awesome. Talk about everything under one roof! Cory is super smart with these pumps!
Those guys know their business for sure. Glad to see a business in this country doing work. Thanks for the video.
You can’t leave us hanging like that! 😟
I'm still hanging from vid 1# .
By vid 3# it should be moving .woohoo .
Look at some of the other older vids , there is a lot of other toys in the adult sandbox .
@@heithdotysadventures7824 I’ve gone back and seen them all.
Fun to watch those guys rebuild parts having all the required knowledge and then some.
thanks for taking us along on the road trip, thanks to ADS for letting us into their operation.
Just blown away by Area Diesel. Everything about that place is incredible. From the machinery to the techs using it. One heck of an operation. Thanks for bringing us along.
Well done! They know their stuff!
Gotta see the old fork lift serviced and going!!!
Great job
Definitely want to see more of this. Would like to see it running!
That was really a cool place. Watching that guy rebuild that pump was like watching the Vargas brothers set up a rotary engine.
It's so nice to see that there's still people out there that can rebuild stuff