I wish I knew you in person so I could apprentice you for a few years, and help you along as a young man with my strength; and you instill your knowledge into me, passing it on.
I just wanted to comment that after reading in the torque test channel that you're 76, and still do this work AND manage to do the young kids stuff without being clumsy or slow (even succeeding in uploading etc.) I think you deserve to get to 110 years old without too many health issues. Go get em
Thanks. Uploading I had to get neighbor to hold my hand. I am not slow, I can straight legged touch my toes, Raise leg over truck front bumper and tire as good as the kids, crawl on my shoulder blades underneath truck, work till mid night. BUT recovery time is a lot rougher. I stay away from brakes, wheel seals and suspension. Currently doing a body rebuild. If things go as hoped I will finish truck tour in a tee shirt. Should look pretty good. Retirement plan"D", marry rich widow.
@@niallcosgrove5596 I been in the trade since 1970. What i would do better if could do again would have kept my gym attendance more serious, concentrated on core, learned proper diet. Blew back out in 1988, had three shoulder surgeries, currently doing a body rebuild at 76. The saying "pay me now or pay me later" is written stone. Your body is your main tool.
@@billcovert3473 that's along time, I feel like workshop conditions are much better now, than the would have been back in the 70s but great advice to hear maybe one day you'll make a video on you're experience in the trade
Great video Bill ! Thanks for sharing. I'm going to share this on IG.. We also have the right side of our service truck as the work side because we are usually on the side of the road also. Can't wait to see more .. Suggesting that you turn the phone sideways so its easier to watch on computers and Tvs .. Stay safe
Thanks for your comments. This is a road service business, light duty work, it is where heavy duty blows out it's back goes in order to keep working. Protect your body bro..
Great video thank you so much for sharing. I’m so glad to see a successful independent guy that has been doing it for a long time on here.
Awesome video, really neat info about battery charging
I wish I knew you in person so I could apprentice you for a few years, and help you along as a young man with my strength; and you instill your knowledge into me, passing it on.
I just wanted to comment that after reading in the torque test channel that you're 76, and still do this work AND manage to do the young kids stuff without being clumsy or slow (even succeeding in uploading etc.) I think you deserve to get to 110 years old without too many health issues. Go get em
Thanks. Uploading I had to get neighbor to hold my hand. I am not slow, I can straight legged touch my toes, Raise leg over truck front bumper and tire as good as the kids, crawl on my shoulder blades underneath truck, work till mid night. BUT recovery time is a lot rougher. I stay away from brakes, wheel seals and suspension.
Currently doing a body rebuild. If things go as hoped I will finish truck tour in a tee shirt. Should look pretty good. Retirement plan"D", marry rich widow.
Very nice tour! Awesome setup you have on your rig
Nice set up can’t wait to see the rest of the truck
very informative
Would be great to see more videos from this guy, great stuff
Thanks! I will see what I can do.
@@billcovert3473 excellent, been a heavy truck diesel mechanic 17 year's now, would be great to hear you're thoughts on it
@@niallcosgrove5596 I been in the trade since 1970. What i would do better if could do again would have kept my gym attendance more serious, concentrated on core, learned proper diet. Blew back out in 1988, had three shoulder surgeries, currently doing a body rebuild at 76. The saying "pay me now or pay me later" is written stone. Your body is your main tool.
@@billcovert3473 that's along time, I feel like workshop conditions are much better now, than the would have been back in the 70s but great advice to hear maybe one day you'll make a video on you're experience in the trade
Good video , definitely learned something new. Look forward to new content 👍🏽
Great video Bill, thanks for sharing. Keep up the great work.
Great video Bill ! Thanks for sharing. I'm going to share this on IG.. We also have the right side of our service truck as the work side because we are usually on the side of the road also. Can't wait to see more .. Suggesting that you turn the phone sideways so its easier to watch on computers and Tvs .. Stay safe
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Great Video i work on heavy equipment excavators dozers loader and stuff
Thanks for your comments. This is a road service business, light duty work, it is where heavy duty blows out it's back goes in order to keep working. Protect your body bro..