i wish a lot more young adults like Tim would be inquisitive and ask about what's going on.. most would just stand there and not ask any questions about what's happening.. Thanks for sharing guys have a great day....
I've got my old Ford 4000 split for a new clutch , and I just love to watch you videos while on a coffee break thanks so much for your hard work in putting these workshop videos out.
hey....no picking on Tim.lol he's a good fella.most young men that age would be out getting in trouble.im proud of Tim.hes learning a trade an not getting into trouble.your a good fella Tim.keep up the great work bud.🙏🙏💪💪💯💯
Great to hear you joking with your lads an them to take it in good humor, really great to hear a young man say that he'd read the manual. Not many have patience to read nowadays, that's why they loose out learning about things. Great work all and keep it up. Thanks.
Thanks for the update, It's real good to hear Tim asking questions about mechanical things he don't understand, he'll be the next wrench turner like you. I used to find on some farms the younger kids would come and start watching and asking questions on some stuff I was fixing. The mothers would come and try dragging them off for bugging me. I just used to say if he's interested and not asking stupid questions leave him watch. Old mechanics die, we need the younger guys to be interested and be the next generation of Mechanics. The same happened years ago with construction operators, the old guys smoked themselves to death, or retired. I was told when I wanted that job 2 years experience or family connections/ who you knew, was how I was getting into it . Yeah then reality hit the guys. we turn these kids away now we're f'ed as very few guys are coming up behind. Before they figured it out I just went and got my own machine and work until the other guys got mad and cut me out by dropping prices so i couldn't compete,It kinda sucked then. But If I'd of stayed there in the U.K doing that I wouldn't be in Canada now, so better opportunity's came out of it.
Wes I started watching your videos when you. brought home a 2 cylinder JD. I've been hooked ever since. You remind me of a friend i farmed for. To hell with the haters. No one does everything the same or have the same ideas. Keep up the great. Videos with the family when possible. Martin Benton
There is probably no way John Deere would show is kinda work on there equipment without you paying big $. Thanks for the cool videos. It is nice to see you take time for Tim to show him what you know.
Hey Wes, when you have shims that wont stay in place like that, a tiny dab of thin superglue is all you need. Not going to hurt anything, but will make life easier.
Yep Just been waiting on this video. Don't feel bad it took me a while too. Also figured you would like to know flat rate time on a 15 speed rebuild is 80 hrs. That includes rebuilding the 8 speed pack.
tom7601 I was going to post that same question. Thank you Tom. I had seen a video of Wes playing and thought he should do his own music also Martin Benton
Just a wild guess. But no. I've heard Wes play in another youtube vid. Not saying he's bad. Just not this good. Also Mike Less has used this same recording in one of his videos.
Wes, that comment you quoted about bleeding body parts, is from this hilarious movie/short by Don Hertzfeldt, called "Rejected" ua-cam.com/video/3yH4h73RDeE/v-deo.html at about 5:37
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I love how you take the time to talk with your son and explain how things work. Keep up the great work.
I enjoy watching Tim. He is a nice young man and reminds me of my son.
i wish a lot more young adults like Tim would be inquisitive and ask about what's going on.. most would just stand there and not ask any questions about what's happening.. Thanks for sharing guys have a great day....
I've got my old Ford 4000 split for a new clutch , and I just love to watch you videos while on a coffee break thanks so much for your hard work in putting these workshop videos out.
hey....no picking on Tim.lol he's a good fella.most young men that age would be out getting in trouble.im proud of Tim.hes learning a trade an not getting into trouble.your a good fella Tim.keep up the great work bud.🙏🙏💪💪💯💯
Great to hear you joking with your lads an them to take it in good humor, really great to hear a young man say that he'd read the manual.
Not many have patience to read nowadays, that's why they loose out learning about things.
Great work all and keep it up.
Thanks.
Thanks for the update, It's real good to hear Tim asking questions about mechanical things he don't understand, he'll be the next wrench turner like you. I used to find on some farms the younger kids would come and start watching and asking questions on some stuff I was fixing. The mothers would come and try dragging them off for bugging me. I just used to say if he's interested and not asking stupid questions leave him watch. Old mechanics die, we need the younger guys to be interested and be the next generation of Mechanics.
The same happened years ago with construction operators, the old guys smoked themselves to death, or retired. I was told when I wanted that job 2 years experience or family connections/ who you knew, was how I was getting into it . Yeah then reality hit the guys. we turn these kids away now we're f'ed as very few guys are coming up behind.
Before they figured it out I just went and got my own machine and work until the other guys got mad and cut me out by dropping prices so i couldn't compete,It kinda sucked then. But If I'd of stayed there in the U.K doing that I wouldn't be in Canada now, so better opportunity's came out of it.
I think I could trust this guy to work on my tractor if I had one he seems knowledgeable about workin on that stuff
I appreciate the father/son interaction. There needs to be a lot more of that. Good videos, really look forward to see what you put up.
If you have to work inside, these are your best videos, Wes. Very interesting. Thanks!
Fair play that's a big job, love seeing older tractors coming back to life again 👍
Morning Wes. Long time sub. My favorite videos are these right here. Thanks again for sharing.
Wes I started watching your videos when you. brought home a 2 cylinder JD. I've been hooked ever since. You remind me of a friend i farmed for. To hell with the haters. No one does everything the same or have the same ideas. Keep up the great. Videos with the family when possible.
Martin Benton
Good to see Tim too
Wes, Quality time spent with your son, " PRICELESS",keep up the good work!
There is probably no way John Deere would show is kinda work on there equipment without you paying big $. Thanks for the cool videos. It is nice to see you take time for Tim to show him what you know.
Thank your for video👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Looked like a big watch in there. Quite the job.
Hey Wes, when you have shims that wont stay in place like that, a tiny dab of thin superglue is all you need. Not going to hurt anything, but will make life easier.
I bet it's the asdfmovie series you're probably thinking of...
"My anus is bleeding"
**crowd reacts** "YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY"
Thanks for good video. I would be greatful if you could place the camera on its fixed stand.
Yep Just been waiting on this video. Don't feel bad it took me a while too. Also figured you would like to know flat rate time on a 15 speed rebuild is 80 hrs. That includes rebuilding the 8 speed pack.
Awesome video I like the tractor repair videos thanks Wes
Michael Trower ii
Goodmorning Wes and Tim.
Wes,it takes Turbo Balls to split your tractors and learn as you go. I hand it to you and the boy. That;s the American way !
sure nice watching you work as a team
Great video Wes thanks for sharing
A John Deere fan told me that the 15 speed was actually a16 but that two of the gears were so close together that they didn't use one of them.
Tim getting his education on his tractor
West like the video and ad smile too .
I was going to say take the shim out but you did great minds think alike my friend wicked wicked take care my friend regards Alan
thank you wess
yall boys are makein that out to be an career
Yes I also like these videos.
great video all thanks
Why your camera is not focusing is because when you weld the light from welder it's godzina not to focus do not get to close to the welder
Nice camara angle
Wes, is that your banjo picking? If not, how about doing some of your own music?
tom7601 I was going to post that same question. Thank you Tom. I had seen a video of Wes playing and thought he should do his own music also
Martin Benton
Just a wild guess. But no. I've heard Wes play in another youtube vid. Not saying he's bad. Just not this good. Also Mike Less has used this same recording in one of his videos.
mrih1586 correct I am not that good lol
I tried to Play the Banjo....came to the conclusion that id probably have to cut a finger off to be able to play it.
Nick Edwards
Like the guy who said "I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous... :-)
Happy Tree Friends wasn't it?
Kelly Hawkins :I believe your correct.
You didnt show ,installing the timed planetary tomato paste dropped ,,,,,Did you end up getting a new "timed planetary " or timing the old one ?
Wes, that comment you quoted about bleeding body parts, is from this hilarious movie/short by Don Hertzfeldt, called "Rejected" ua-cam.com/video/3yH4h73RDeE/v-deo.html at about 5:37
Callie Foxx oh yes thank you the next will be banana phone lol
My spoon is too big!
Happy belated Agracultural Day guys 👍🏻🇺🇸🚜🚜
Wes you crack your lense
Kinda getting carried away with that input shaft Wes.
Appropriate language/words for JD installation parts/technique.
You need to lay off the redbull
I bet ya €50 not preloading that bearing properly will come back to haunt ya why not take the time to do it correctly besides fuck acting
Hey Wes your doing that completely WRONG. Sorry didn't see that many trolls on this video. Just wanted you to feel like business as usual.
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