Thanks for another good video. Your Pawpaw and mine sound slot alike. He was a blacksmith, welder, machinist, and farmer. He pretty much let a man to himself unless they crossed him or insulted a lady. II watched him , at 66, drop an idiot cold that was insulting to my grandma. I think he was as mad that day as I ever saw him. He lifted the guy with one hand by the collar then slapped him across the mouth. Dropped him out cold and walked away with everyone in the store watching and grinning.
Love the grandpa stories, I grew up with men like that in my life, sure has changed. Thanks for the video, enjoyed the stories once again. Parts inventory is a problem nation wide, which is a sad state of affairs in our country. Thanks for the video Warren, enjoyed watching.
I love when president biden shares wonderful stories of his grandfather the coal miner him telling Joey “keep the faith.” And his grandmother who responded: “No, Joey. Spread it.”
Hi Warren, said it before, say it again, NO substitute for skill. You my friend have it in spades. Hope your customers watch your channel. "Warren, help, my stuffs broke, help, ... now!" And you do.... try and get em all going, with skinned knuckles, blood sweat and tears. Then the parts supplier comes up short. Got the main component, but WTF no gasket ,seals clamps etc??? Job in the toilet more time lost. Why , why, why don't they make sure that when a component is supplied that it's 100% ,going to need gaskets ,seals etc. Put em in the same box so, then a guy like you don't lose more hours chasing parts and the customer gets his shit fixed. They can see then, what talent fixes their stuff. So much knowledge and experience. No wonder you're busy, folks know who to call when the job needs doing RIGHT. Cheers, Take care MARK uk
Hey Warren, great stories of your Paapaa! The greatest generation for sure. I’ll bet that guy won’t see you all winter to fix up that truck but will wait until he’s ready to use it again to say it an emergency. But great job working on it! Thanks much for the video. 1 hour and 1500 views, nice!
Those type of trucks and trailers are not built for rough Forrest roads,,,There for flat tar highways,,,Now the Russian on the other hand,,They have Forrest trucks that are literally built like tanks,,,,They know what's up...
When I was a kid, it was known that if you were caught messing about, you were either reported to your father, or you received a clip around the ear immediately, and when your father found out, you got the second clip around the ear! Yes, we live in times when kids tell us what to do,( but not me !) I agree the parts story is a load of rubbish, most parts salesmen just look up their computer and if its not available, they give up instead of doing their job and getting what you need to you ASAP !
Back in the 1960's when I was working for my father on the farm as a kid he taught me to respect other peoples property. Yeah he grewup during the Great Depression so he knew the value of respect and what his word meant and thankfully he passed that onto me but I fear we maybe the next to the last generation to even know the meaning of it nevermind practice it!
Hey Warren when you are trying to find something on a pdf file just press control an F this will bring up a search bar type in the word you looking for and it will take you right to it saves hours for scrolling 👍🏻
Warren, correct me if I'm wrong but, can't these drivers turn your bill over to the lumber company to either make them pay for the repair(s) or fix the road? Here in KS, I know that's a feasible way to get something that's causing issues to personal property to get fixed. I do understand how things do work but still, it will cost the lumber company more in the long run. I was raised similar to like your grand dad. Today, we need more people like your grand dad. Both my grand parents were just like yours Warren. It's how I was raised, it's just a shame how in today's world things have changed drastically. What a shame. When I still farmed, that's exactly what I did, ordered 2 of everything, got a bit expensive but, so is lost time which can't ever be made back. As always, great video, cheers :)
How did we get by before computers? First logging truck i drove was 1973 Western Star with NTC 350, RTO 9513, SSHD's and rubber block suspension... Made good money with her. Traded her in on 1985 Pete with 3406B. Did really well. Logging is tough on rigg'en. BUT ole trucks were built to be repaired and componet quality was good. Today Cummins, DD, Volvo, KW & Frieghtliner have no shame. Its all about the shareholders and executive pay! Bought a new truck with a Cat SDP. Imagine my surprise going from 3406E. I was abandoned by everybody. Dame near went broke. Ended up giving truck away.
Your grandad sounds exactly like the men that was around back when I was a nipper here in Ireland,,,They were hardy tough as old boots men,,That didn't suffer fools,,,I'm 48 ,,I believe the same age as you warren,,,My grandad was born on a farm in ballysaggart waterford in 1919,,He passed in 2019,,During the war he lived in Manchester and London ,,Where he met my gran ,Who was from Dublin ,,,His job during the war was pulling downed nazi pilots from there still burning aircraft,,Somtimes the magazines would catch fire and bullets would be going off everywhere ,,He told me he pulled one guy out of his cockpit and he only realised as he was dragging him across a field that he was cut in two from the waste down,,Somtimes they were alive ,,And on two separate occasions ,,For saving there life two Nazis gave him there medals,,Which I now own,,,Also space was a premium so on occasion he would sleep in the morgue where dead solders were,,,Men today are mere shells of what there forefathers were,,,My grandfather never bragged about any of these things,,,In fact he only told me a few years before he died,,And only after I pressed him for story's during the war,,,,He said of the Nazis he incounterd and talked to,,,,,,,They were only boys just like us on the other side,,,They laughed and cried just like us,,They had mothers and fathers brothers and sisters that loved them,,Just as we did,,And just like us,,They to wished for the war to be over,,,I know for sure the horrors he seen affected him for the rest of his days,,,
Great video Warren really enjoy watching you work on this truck. Thanks for sharing your stories about your paapaa. Looking forward to your next video stay safe Warren.
It's amazing how clean your log wagon is. From my experience log trucks show signs of being in the woods. Locally if the skidder isn't struggling it's a good spot to drop the logs and load the trucks.
Badass story about your grandpa..thanks for including that into your video. Hope for better days to come rather then the mess the country has become....not the earth but the people on it of course
If a pdf manual is compiled correctly you can click on index tabs and it will take you directly to the section. Not only that you can search for terms or keywords.
Not much is rusting on the left side of that engine. Thanks for spending time and effort to share the project and stories with us Warren. Best Wishes to You and Your Family.
Warren I think the old motors did just as good as these new "and improved engines "ever will take the old dependenabl and easy to work on. I miss the old days.
My Dad and Grand Pa were both dead by the time I was born, but my best friends GrandPa was just like your GrandPa. Mountain of a man and tougher than steel!
Hey Warren, how do you handle those one-piece clutch brakes? I use an air hammer with a chisel bit, and it works okay it just takes forever. I tried using a torch once, but I got a piece of slag in the clutch and had to pull the transmission.
@@Jambo-u2k Why be an ass, he gave some good advice about the annoying wind noise. There are other mechanics on YT in the field. I don't know what they are using but there is no wind noise.
You’re a good guy for doing all these videos. With your work load I don’t know how you do it bud.
Another great video and loved your Grandpa stories thanks Warren
Glad to spend time with you and grandpa 😆 Political correctness has screwed the world. Consequences for actions has gone.
Hallo Warren👍👍 thank you for keeping on making UA-cam
Thanks for the video
The difference between a Trucker and a Driver. A Trucker will check over the truck. A driver will just jump in and go.
Thanks for another good video. Your Pawpaw and mine sound slot alike. He was a blacksmith, welder, machinist, and farmer. He pretty much let a man to himself unless they crossed him or insulted a lady. II watched him , at 66, drop an idiot cold that was insulting to my grandma. I think he was as mad that day as I ever saw him. He lifted the guy with one hand by the collar then slapped him across the mouth. Dropped him out cold and walked away with everyone in the store watching and grinning.
Love the grandpa stories, I grew up with men like that in my life, sure has changed. Thanks for the video, enjoyed the stories once again. Parts inventory is a problem nation wide, which is a sad state of affairs in our country. Thanks for the video Warren, enjoyed watching.
I love when president biden shares wonderful stories of his grandfather the coal miner him telling Joey “keep the faith.” And his grandmother who responded: “No, Joey. Spread it.”
That was a fantastic story about your grandfather.
Hi Warren, said it before, say it again, NO substitute for skill.
You my friend have it in spades. Hope your customers watch your channel. "Warren, help, my stuffs broke, help, ... now!"
And you do.... try and get em all going, with skinned knuckles, blood sweat and tears. Then the parts supplier comes up short. Got the main component, but WTF no gasket ,seals clamps etc??? Job in the toilet more time lost. Why , why, why don't they make sure that when a component is supplied that it's 100% ,going to need gaskets ,seals etc. Put em in the same box so, then a guy like you don't lose more hours chasing parts and the customer gets his shit fixed.
They can see then, what talent fixes their stuff. So much knowledge and experience.
No wonder you're busy, folks know who to call when the job needs doing RIGHT.
Cheers,
Take care
MARK uk
Hey Warren, great stories of your Paapaa! The greatest generation for sure. I’ll bet that guy won’t see you all winter to fix up that truck but will wait until he’s ready to use it again to say it an emergency. But great job working on it! Thanks much for the video. 1 hour and 1500 views, nice!
I love your videos , but the stories are priceless 😃
Chill back tonight and a cold beer in the bath!
Those type of trucks and trailers are not built for rough Forrest roads,,,There for flat tar highways,,,Now the Russian on the other hand,,They have Forrest trucks that are literally built like tanks,,,,They know what's up...
loved the story about your grandfather. We need more men like him.
Awesome video again Warren as a fellow diesel tech these videos are golden for me lol
I don't know your grandpa however I like him. cheers from Australia.
......JACK REACHER..............6'- 6" TALL......250LBS..............................
When I was a kid, it was known that if you were caught messing about, you were either reported to your father, or you received a clip around the ear immediately, and when your father found out, you got the second clip around the ear! Yes, we live in times when kids tell us what to do,( but not me !) I agree the parts story is a load of rubbish, most parts salesmen just look up their computer and if its not available, they give up instead of doing their job and getting what you need to you ASAP !
When you get to the time in life when you cannot turn a wrench we would love to just hear your stories !
Love the grandad story’s keep em coming
Thank you for another upload Warren
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Back in the 1960's when I was working for my father on the farm as a kid he taught me to respect other peoples property.
Yeah he grewup during the Great Depression so he knew the value of respect and what his word meant and thankfully he passed that onto me but I fear we maybe the next to the last generation to even know the meaning of it nevermind practice it!
Tks warren the vidio is good but I tell ya ,I do love your story's ❤ thanks for making my day ,I hope yours is awsome as well
Hell yes love the story’s and yes back when men was men and wasn’t afraid to wipe your as??
Morning Warren. Kindest regards,Bill 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Amazing energy and resilience. Well done,yet again.
t880 the best driving truck made great truck
Hey Warren when you are trying to find something on a pdf file just press control an F this will bring up a search bar type in the word you looking for and it will take you right to it saves hours for scrolling 👍🏻
HOPEFULLY, Warren sees your comment.
This works the same for browsers too, just look in the menu and you’ll see the find function.
We are not going back!
Warren, correct me if I'm wrong but, can't these drivers turn your bill over to the lumber company to either make them pay for the repair(s) or fix the road? Here in KS, I know that's a feasible way to get something that's causing issues to personal property to get fixed. I do understand how things do work but still, it will cost the lumber company more in the long run.
I was raised similar to like your grand dad. Today, we need more people like your grand dad. Both my grand parents were just like yours Warren. It's how I was raised, it's just a shame how in today's world things have changed drastically. What a shame.
When I still farmed, that's exactly what I did, ordered 2 of everything, got a bit expensive but, so is lost time which can't ever be made back. As always, great video, cheers :)
Predictive maintenance.....severe off road use....Blue Loctite, at minimum, for all fasteners.
How did we get by before computers?
First logging truck i drove was 1973 Western Star with NTC 350, RTO 9513, SSHD's and rubber block suspension... Made good money with her. Traded her in on 1985 Pete with 3406B. Did really well.
Logging is tough on rigg'en.
BUT ole trucks were built to be repaired and componet quality was good.
Today Cummins, DD, Volvo, KW & Frieghtliner have no shame. Its all about the shareholders and executive pay!
Bought a new truck with a Cat SDP.
Imagine my surprise going from 3406E.
I was abandoned by everybody. Dame near went broke. Ended up giving truck away.
Lack of accountability and lawsuits have changed things.
Thanks for the videos Warren
My late father was on the board of directors of Cummins Inc. manufacturing....
Gday Warren have a look at an Australian show called Mr inbetween. Loved the Christmas scene.
Your grandad sounds exactly like the men that was around back when I was a nipper here in Ireland,,,They were hardy tough as old boots men,,That didn't suffer fools,,,I'm 48 ,,I believe the same age as you warren,,,My grandad was born on a farm in ballysaggart waterford in 1919,,He passed in 2019,,During the war he lived in Manchester and London ,,Where he met my gran ,Who was from Dublin ,,,His job during the war was pulling downed nazi pilots from there still burning aircraft,,Somtimes the magazines would catch fire and bullets would be going off everywhere ,,He told me he pulled one guy out of his cockpit and he only realised as he was dragging him across a field that he was cut in two from the waste down,,Somtimes they were alive ,,And on two separate occasions ,,For saving there life two Nazis gave him there medals,,Which I now own,,,Also space was a premium so on occasion he would sleep in the morgue where dead solders were,,,Men today are mere shells of what there forefathers were,,,My grandfather never bragged about any of these things,,,In fact he only told me a few years before he died,,And only after I pressed him for story's during the war,,,,He said of the Nazis he incounterd and talked to,,,,,,,They were only boys just like us on the other side,,,They laughed and cried just like us,,They had mothers and fathers brothers and sisters that loved them,,Just as we did,,And just like us,,They to wished for the war to be over,,,I know for sure the horrors he seen affected him for the rest of his days,,,
Great video Warren really enjoy watching you work on this truck. Thanks for sharing your stories about your paapaa. Looking forward to your next video stay safe Warren.
It's amazing how clean your log wagon is. From my experience log trucks show signs of being in the woods. Locally if the skidder isn't struggling it's a good spot to drop the logs and load the trucks.
I see that you are still very busy as always .
Thank you for finding the time to make the videos.
Love your stories 👍👍👍
Yeah. More Warren. Life is great! Thank you. Can you please add tiers for members, please?
Badass story about your grandpa..thanks for including that into your video. Hope for better days to come rather then the mess the country has become....not the earth but the people on it of course
Thanks Warren!!! your grandfather sounds like he was a great man. when you said he wasn't a man ya fuk with, that just put a smile on my face.
If a pdf manual is compiled correctly you can click on index tabs and it will take you directly to the section. Not only that you can search for terms or keywords.
Thank you for the video Warren, we definitely need more of your Grandpa's out there and more stories time's too.👍
Not much is rusting on the left side of that engine. Thanks for spending time and effort to share the project and stories with us Warren.
Best Wishes to You and Your Family.
If the wind catches your door and slams it open it can break the door check assembly ..
Warren I think the old motors did just as good as these new "and improved engines "ever will take the old dependenabl and easy to work on. I miss the old days.
The dude talking russian trucks wouldnt know a cheese block from his hat! Shut up.
My Dad and Grand Pa were both dead by the time I was born, but my best friends GrandPa was just like your GrandPa. Mountain of a man and tougher than steel!
"Candygram for Mongo, candygram for Mongo"
Love that movie.
Got a great channel, I love to watch your dogs and listen to your wisdom.
Great story about your Grandpa. Thank you for your time.
You’re gonna have to find ya an old rubber mount log loader to keep at the shop there 😂
Mongo is my hero.....................................
As usual, great video and great stories. Have a great weekend
What a pain in the keister......determination got it.
WWW Watching Warren Work , good job man , cheers
Thank You for your video, busy guy!!!
Warren loves paccars,,,
Thank you.
Hey Warren, how do you handle those one-piece clutch brakes? I use an air hammer with a chisel bit, and it works okay it just takes forever. I tried using a torch once, but I got a piece of slag in the clutch and had to pull the transmission.
I use a plasma cutter and a air chisel
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A lapel mic with a wind muff would stop that awful wind noise, Just a suggestion, Love ya work.
Watch the video after your wind has passed.
@@Jambo-u2k Must of been the curry. 😂
@@Jambo-u2k Why be an ass, he gave some good advice about the annoying wind noise. There are other mechanics on YT in the field. I don't know what they are using but there is no wind noise.
@@KStewart-th4sk Calm down princess it was a joke.