Customer States He "Fixed" Some Wires, Now Truck Keeps Shutting Off
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2024
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0:00 Intro - Click show more under the video to read more.
0:05 The technician cut out the sections of wiring that were damaged and wired in some new wires. Then he covered the wires in flexible conduit and electrical tape. How the customer tried fixing the wiring is definitely not the way to do it! The wires should have been covered as well since they are close to the frame and a lot of road debris could damage the wires.
0:22 The mechanic is unsure why the customer would install new brake pads on these very rusted and worn brake rotors, however, the customer got new ones installed.
0:33 An important reminder if you have a leak you don't want to fix, keep an eye on it! In this case, the customer drove around for 6 months without fixing a leak which damaged the front differential which is going to cost a lot more.
0:53 As mentioned the propane mixer was touching the positive terminal on the alternator and when the hood was closed it was grounded out on the hood which caused the fuse to pop. The technician said he thinks the alternator circuit is shorted internally as well but the customer did not want that looked at or repaired. The alternator is still only charging at around 13v and should ideally be between 13.5v and 14.5v. Also very important to keep your covers on fuse boxes so you don't have a massive amount of dirt/debris enter the fuse block which could cause even more issues.
1:19 The shop installed a new oil pan and gasket. They think the customer drilled holes in the oil pan in hopes of removing the oil pickup tube to make the oil pan removal easier. The engine is a 4.7L (Chrysler). They didn't mention the model.
1:32 I would recommend never tying anything to your suspension or steering components. Resecuring splash shields can be done a lot easier than what the customer tried doing.
1:45 When the technician points to the floor you can see the scratch marks on the spare wheel. The customer had tried driving like this, but the car wouldn't move that well and that's why there's a flat spot on the spare tire as well. Good thing they ended up getting the vehicle towed in. It's almost brand new with only 2000 miles/3200 km on it!
2:05 We've seen this a few times on the channel where customers thought they bought a 4WD and didn't realize until after that it wasn't. If it's 4WD it should have a transfer case, front differential, front driveshaft, and a 4WD dial to engage the vehicle into 4WD.
2:16 No extra info.
2:24 The mechanic has no clue how the customer didn't mention anything about this absurd noise from the driveshaft hitting against the fuel tank.
2:39 "Customers DIY install of their racing seat and harness. That is NOT a harness bar in the back. NA Miata"
2:55 The customer must have broken a couple of transmission pan bolts when installing the new pan. Always torque those bolts to the manufacturer's specifications.
3:06 The person who filmed this noticed this guy was taking a pick axe to the wheel of his car. He's unsure why but saw this when going to an appointment.
3:13 Outro. Thanks for watching! - Авто та транспорт
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... last clip "Customer states other shop did an alignment..."
Man, just when you think you’re having a bad day, that guy in the last clip is having a worse day than you
I think that person using the pick-axe in the last clip had lost his damned mind. No reason to be doing that to a vehicle that you own.
What do you reckon? Stripped them smooth himself, forgetting they are reverse threaded. Or, found out they where shitty quality at the worst of times?
@@Dr.Cosmarmy guess? previous owner used black loctite.
Lost the key to the locking lugnuts.
@kennykunie6660 that's exactly what I was thinking
Drilling holes in the oil pan to try to remove it is certainly a new one.
I think it might be a RAM 1500. A guy at the shop I work at did one recently. You don't have to completely remove the front axle. You just have to lower it enough and the oil pan will come out.
I’ve punched a hole in an oil filter to remove it before, but an oil pan… can’t say that’s ever occurred to me
That's a unique technique.....
speed holes !
Hard to comprehend the thought process that lead that that.
That last guy just misunderstood when he was told he could go pick out his rims.
Hilarious :D
That was so painful to watch. I don’t even know what he is trying to accomplish.
@@rjgaynor8 With some vehicles, the aluminum rims get stuck on the steel rotors and you can't get the tire off to change a flat. Best solution is to back the lug nuts off so they kinda loose and then drive the car 10 ft. to get the wheel to separate from the rotor.
@@terryrobertson111 if they are bad enough, even that won’t work - a smear of antisieze does wonders
@@terryrobertson111 I am a mechanic and still don’t know what the hell is doing. That pickaxe isn’t going to do anything.
The customer declined repairs not once but twice. 😂😂😂
Makes you wonder why they bothered taking it to a mechanic.
Bad decisions have become a way of life for that customer.
@@retiredbore378 if that were the case, they would have fixed it after the first visit. Plus mechanics don’t do anything for free, they would have charged for labor.
@@evognayr why take it back a second time then?
Maybe he thought 2 declines would cancel themselves out? Kinda like multiplying 2 negative numbers. 😅
I've always found that a pair of vice grips and a pick axe are all you really need.
When I was in the USAF, occasionally I rode in the maintenance launch truck while aircraft were taking off. My supervisor rode with me and all he carried was a screwdriver and a pair of vice grips. Get that plane off the ground!
Had a mate many years ago that would do most jobs on his motorcycle with an adjustable wrench and a 1lb lump hammer!...
You forgot hole saw.
I've seen last guy's relative on the net few years ago. She couldn't get the lock-nut off because she didn't have a pick axe, only a regular axe.
Duct tape and spray foam seem to come in handy as well.
I've always thought my tool box was lacking, just never considered a pick axe??
😂😂 it's definitely a first
@@JustRolledIn everything is a first watching your channel! 😳😳
Got a job as a temp "building skid-steers".
I heard "building skids" and showed up with a claw hammer and other wood manufacturing hand tools.
So many jokes were made about my claw hammer that the poor thing had to move to Alaska.
I do miss that hammer.
The fella's Minecraft skills need a little bit of work, there...
Gotta punch the tires first 😂
Every time I think about how dumb I am, this channel comes and makes me feel better.
it really should! Along with other basics like checking tire pressures, tire wear, brake wear, fluid levels, etc.
I’m glad you feel good about yourself. I watch this, and instead of getting a boost, I get chilled to the bone that I risk my life sharing the road with this level of stupid. I always knew stupid existed, but didn’t realize how dangerous/low stupid could go
@@sssstaver Well as Einstein said "The difference between genius and stupid is genius has limits."
so true, came here to say this! @@davidjones341
@@davidjones341 Also as Einstein said, "I never said anything that people say I said. Including this."
The brain power it takes to think cut holes one by one into your oil pan to remove it and thinking you can put a new one in is actually horrific 😅
You can never have enough "speed" holes as Homer Simpson would say
"Replacement is a reversal of the removal process".
That guys mom might also be his sister.
He tried this first on his cranium
Frankly, I'm baffled as to how he knows how to use a hole saw in cramped spaces, but can't figure out how to remove the oil pan.
The squeaky nose on the Beetle made my day.
You need to start selling "Customer Declined Repairs" magnetic bumperstickers so shops can start marking these geniuses for the good of the public.
Genius!😆😅
"Customer Declined All Repairs" with a choice of:
1. A complete shitbox looking car, eg truck with a bent frame between the cab and the bed and tons of rust.
2. A tombstone
3. #Unroadworthy
That last clip takes me back. To 1995, specifically. Heading out to work, mind you wearing office wear, and realize my rear tire on my 1994 Geo Prism is way low on air. Also, it had snowed about 4" the night before. Jacked this puppy up to put on spare, find the rim is stuck to the wheel. Oh, look, I played hockey the previous night and my gear is still in the car. Extract a goalie stick, and smack the heel of the stick right on the edge of the tire maybe 2x, and the rim popped off. Whew. :) Got the spare on, and was on my way.
Pro tip. Loosen the lug nuts a bit. Drive the car slowly and hit the brakes. The little bit of play with the loosened lug nuts will allow the car to use its inertia to break the wheel from the hub.
In the snow? :) But yeah, I agree, that'd work far better in other conditions!
From one goalie to another, nice save.
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@@dragoniv I've never needed to change a tire when there WASN'T precipitation.
Murphy hates me in a very specific way.
Pick-axe guy: "There's gold in them thar wheels."
I was looking for the gold reference! Thanks
That last one reminds me of the Bimetal corrosion around the aluminum factory wheels of a '78 T bird I had to work on one time. We just plain couldn't get the wheel off. We resorted to loosening all the lug nuts on the wheel and driving it in the big parking lot and jamming on the brakes. No dice. Had to turn that job down. We didn't have the proper pick axe to break it loose I guess.
I had a Ford Econoline 350 van in the early 80s. Had to chop away part of the timing chain cover to remove the water pump bolt that had welded to the pump housing. It was the last bolt to come out.
If anybody watches dashcam crash videos, and you wonder why some vehicles seem to lock just the front or rear brakes (or just one wheel) as they slide into someone, Just Rolled In can explain a lot of those issues with just a short video clip.
I expect to see shorting-propane-mixer guy in a future clip that's a video of the entire thing on fire.
KABLAM!!!!
@@HighSierra1500 That show was a classic
@@counterfit5 KABLAM was a show?
@@HighSierra1500 Prometheus and Bob was the best don't even bother to argue.
Props to the accuracy and grip of that last guy. He never misses and it doesn't twist.
He's clearly been hitting everything he sees with a pickaxe and is now quite good at it.
like a railroad worker with a railroad sledge. shocking how good they are and with such a narrow head. then you have the rock drillers way back. 3 guys with sledge hammers and 1 guy holding and turning the rock dril/ chisel.
Stupid plan, executed flawlessly.
The drilling of holes in the oil pan had my jaw on the floor hahaha
Even if you get it out through destruction, how do you get the new one in?
@@major__kong A hammer and pry bars?
@@major__kong You leave the pan on, just plug with corks. Lots of corks.
I'm still trying to figure out the logic of the guy who drilled holes in his oil pan
Keep drilling big enough holes until there's no oil pan left?
3:06 How to tell if someone has played too much Minecraft.
ahh a double decline on repairs!!!! good thing the garage kept records of past declined repairs!!
I predict they'll be back for the Hat Trick in about a month when "another shop" screws up the necessary repairs.
When I was a kid in the 60's I used to watch a show called Chiller Theater late at night. The show hosted mostly campy B sci-fi films like Creature From the Black Lagoon, or The Giant Leeches and so on of that genre. There were times, because of the suspense and gore (chocolate syrup blood) and being 5 or 6 years old that I would pull the blanket over my eyes.
I feel the same way watching this channel at 68 years old. Some of this stuff is terrifying.
Man, I just shake my head. And I'm not even a tech. Thanks for putting these all together.
I'm garbage at figuring out what tools to use. But I can understand what is wrong with these. I feel stupid for not knowing the correct fix but I feel better knowing their at home fix is a million times worse than what I thought of
I need to watch more pickaxe guy, oddly satisfying. Not sure what he's trying to do but I want to find out! :D
“There be gold in them wheels!” - pick axe guy, probably
He's trying to mine the wheel. I'm not sure if wheels drop anything when broken by a pickaxe, though
He probably heard that lug wrenches are on their way out.
He’s installing Homers “Speed holes”
If he cracks the rim (when he cracks the rim), the tire is going to have an explosive decompression. Unless it’s flat and that’s why he’s trying to crack the rim.
"Hmm, that oil pan doesn't seem to drop. If only it had 8 holes in it... WAITAMINUTE!"
This always makes me do several WTFs. I can't even imagine what the last guy was thinking.
Cocaine is a hell of a drug...
It is clear, was not thinking.
@@livewire2759 Eh, my money's on meth or cheap liquor.
Happy labor to all the US subscribers. No drinking and driving 😊
especially if you are driving one of these wrecks drunk!
You might hit a bump and spill your drink. 🤣
Nice to see the guy at "Another Shop" doing quality work at the end of the video. =D
I really want to know how that last clip ended!
The person who shared it said the guy was there for an hour. (Saw it at an appointment, had to leave so might still be there 🤪)
I'd almost feel bad if he slipped and put it thru the sidewall.
Almost🤭
3:05 - For those of you that run into this issue:
A - ensure that *_ALL_* lug nuts have been removed. *_Count them!_*
B - Using the spare tire, strike the top center of the tire that refuses to pop free of the hub. Do this *FIRMLY*, making sure that only the rubber of the spare contacts the tire. On the rear wheels you can strike the top center, front, and rear of the wheel. ONLY TOP on the front wheels.
C - If that fails, get a can of brake-free (like WD-40 but stronger, designed to break rusty parts loose). Let it sit for 10 minutes, then try step 'B' above.
D - If all else fails, spin the lug nuts back on until they're seated, then back them off 1/4 turn. CAREFULLY drive the car _at a slow speed._ The 'clunk' of the wheel releasing will feel different than the flop-flop of the flat tire being driven on (essentially, the shock of thumping over the flat should shake the rim loose from the hub). NO MORE THAN 5 MPH!!!
NEVER strike the rim or wheel with a naked metal device - always place a piece of scrap wood between the wheel and whatever metal implement you intend to strike with.
TLDR: Just hack shit together and blame "the other shop"
I've used a hammer before but only on steel rims and never on the edge where the tire meets the rim. Never used a pick axe though.
Agreed - there are several easy methods to solve the issue without damaging the wheel…
When I had an alloy that wouldn’t budge for anything and a brake disc that did the same, one single blow from a 6ft wooden fence post shifted them immediately, that pickaxe or most hammers don’t have the weight in them
What I do on my Audi is use a crowbar and wheel pops right off with no damage to the rims/hubs.
On my previous car i had that happen sometimes over the summer, and i either pulled hard enough on the outside of the tire on one side while pushing on the other side. (usually one hand on top one at the bottom) and when that didn't work i did what you listed under D. But i only moved the car maybe 1 meter forward (slowly and against the brakes). Was enough to loosen the sticking rim audibly in a circular fashion while not damaging anything.
I never hit my wheels with anything, i mean that would mean they are out of balance or possibly damaged.
Also, i am not sure what he wants to achieve with the pickaxe. The way he strikes at the area around the wheel studs /screws... makes me think he tries to get a security nut off to which he has no correct tool (or doesn't find it).
My father had such security bolts on his wheels years ago, one per wheel, and a workshop lost the tool (special socket) he always had stored it in the trunk. So i tried to find one with a simliar pattern and dremeled it to fit. It did work for that one time we needed it. We never put on the safety bolts again, and i had to get a metal splinter removed from my right eye.
Moral of the story: either get at least 2 sockets for a set of security wheelnuts/bolts or don't use them, and *wear eye protection* when using a tool like a Dremel! *normal prescription glasses are not enough* (like my case showed)
Sometimes i feel bad watching this, knowing some folks just ain't got the cash to fix broken stuff. Then i see that dude taking a pick axe to a rim and all compassion flies out the window
I have compassion for the poor, but I don't suffer fools well.
I'd never consider a pick axe as a viable option for wheel removal since I've never seen anyone else succeed using one. TBF, I've never seen anyone else try 🤣
Every time I watch this channel is surprises me just how many potential death machines are out on the road, please people save your money and get things done properly 😅
The guy with the PickAxe:
"Let Me Show You A Little Trick!"
Last Video, Apparently, a driver's test NOW should include changing a tire,
I got a flat on the job once, no problem just changed over to the full spare, a co-worker was amazed that I even knew how to do it...
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@@Martys-4x4 You'd be deeply saddened to find out how many people have no clue about cars, except how to drive them (sort of) and put gasoline in them...the rest is a total effn mystery.
Well that ending certainly was different😮
Thanks for reminding me of the dangers of other drives…
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I always feel better about myself after I watch these videos.😊
Taking a hole saw to the oil pan to try to get it off! Makes you wonder how he thought he was going to get the new one in. Oh sorry, that assumes he was capable of thinking. My bad.... 😂
The holes made it possible to pull. I guess.
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Thank you. 61 years of using my Pickaxe wrong.
You never disappoint.
Your videos are like an accident. Sometimes they are terrifying, but you still have to watch. LOL OMG the things people drive. Or even buy without having a mechanic look them over. Thanks for the videos. Love em.
And to think some of these vehicles are still on the road.
@@tradde11 Exactly, that's even worse.
Every time I hears customer tell me they tried fixing it, I groan. I had a guy who “fixed” his headlight problem by directly wiring them to the battery with a household light switch and Romex wire.
@@rjgaynor8 Some people should not be allowed to work on car repairs. Or likely anything with electricity.
I just rolled in for lots of laughs!Thanks Just Rolled In.😳😆🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
Thanks for watching!
Always great for a laugh, thanks for sharing. After 43 years of Service Consulting I love your videos and it never gets old! 👍🏻👍🏻🤣
Thanks for watching the videos! 😁
With so many of these clips from JRI, I don't know whether to laugh or cry!
John Henry was a steel driving man 🎶
What a time to roll in. Perfect
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These just get better and better every week 😂
Every time you think you have seen everything, JRI proves us wrong.
Outstanding!! Isn't it great knowing cars like this are on the roads right now.✌️
Helps me sleep at night 😜
This is the only UA-cam channel that strikes honest fear into me. The ignorant always beat out an imminent space alien invasion.
It's not the cars you should worry about, but the owner/drivers...
Comforting thought to imagine high amp arcs going right through the part that atomizes propane...
I can see the mushroom cloud from here.
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Always loved this channel and now the first pic i sent in is included in the final pic. Made my day.
Every self-respecting master mechanic keeps a pick-axe in his shop. Standard tool of the trade.
3:06 Easiest way to get a stuck wheel off? Kick it with your foot from the top to the sides. Sometimes it's just a bit of dirt holding it and it'll shake loose. If that doesn't work, kick it with your foot from the opposite side underneath (provided you have more than just that scissor jack holding the car up, of course). You get more leverage with your foot and the wheel. For those of us who live in the north and the first two don't work, a well-placed sledgehammer and a block of wood against the rim from behind will also do it. Never EVER hit the rim with the sledgehammer by itself. There's not a wheel yet I haven't been able to remove and I live on a dirt road in Michigan.
As a Pennsylvanian, I can confirm the sledge and wood trick, especially on duallies with an outer aluminum and inner steel wheel.
Man… these were some GOOD ones, but that first “wiring job” wasn’t even 1/2 assed, that was more like 1/10th assed. 🤣
With each video that I watch, I have more confidence in my very amateur mechanic skills.
Watching these clips makes me feel very smart.
You need to create a word bingo card for your video, with "ball joint", "positive terminal" "leaking oil", "Gasket" "Brakes pads changed, but....", "lost drive" and "Customer declined repairs"
Na, he needs to create a drinking game. Something like 2 shots for every "customer declined repairs", one shot for every "another shop did this", ...
"Customer Declined Repairs" could be the Free Space in the middle 🙃
That last clip was a text book example of “work harder, not smarter.”
I’m guessing they probably had a wheel lock nut but not a key. They could have easily gotten it off using a socket that fit tight on the lock nut or a wheel lock removal kit, but instead they apparently thought a pick axe was a better solution.
These customers are straight tweeking. 😂
That NSX at the end is so beautiful. 😍
Have watched a few of your vids now and must say it's mind blowing to see the state these vehicles are in...and still being used on the road!...Big shoutout and much respect from the UK....
The state I've seen the worst vehicles in has got to be Florida.
0:11 Crazy how the guy thinks he can just get away with that
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That guy fought the oil pan, and the oil pan won.
Man. This is great stuff but I REALLY want to see pictures of the customers with their vehicles.
2:05
I would be momentarily puzzled if I saw those too. I mean, any normal person would verify it's 4WD prior to buying, but still, I could see the confusion to some degree.
One would think the lack of way to engage 4WD would be a clue when in the drivers seat!
As a german... i feel REALLY happy every time you submit another episode!
Because i know that all those suicide cars are not driving in my country!
Are you sure????
I have relatives in Germany, they see similar.
Easy with the finger pointing, partner.
Yeah, i‘m glad we have the TÜV inspection here. These videos show what would be on the road if we didn‘t
@@metalted6128 in Germany each car etc has to be officially inspected every 2 years. It's called the "TÜV".
@@retiredbore378 yes, some of those cars were called "Pappe" like "cardboardcar" ;-D
But even the simpliest cars had to be checked by technicians "TÜV".
@@metalted6128 not pointing at all - perhaps you should ask your relatives stop drinking german beer ;-D
These clips are getting just sooo crazy, I am getting dizzy shaking my head, and then they are sooo good I have to watch them twice!
man, that Cutlass 442 of the submitted photos is just 👌
my favorite american car by MILES
Man I’ve hit a curb myself. Thankfully only popped my tire. Thank God!
Good thing you didn't bend a sub frame then put the spare tire on backwards 😜
@@JustRolledIn right!?! I did it on my V70… I had to pause myself to look for a spare tire. The kids and I had just gotten it too. Man that damage was crazy! Must’ve been going fast to mess up the subframe!
My day is better knowing that there are so many idiots out there. It makes me feel like I'm a genius...😊
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Now, I'm going to press/squeeze every suspected item on every car I walk by.
Can’t say enough this: Thank you for showing the thumbnail picture first in your videos 👍🏻
happy labor day!!!
Happy Labor Day!
I love these instructional videos! I'm going to go out right now and fix some oil leaks, install a stereo, put on a custom exhaust, and patch that leaky tire with screws and glue, or maybe duct tape. Also definitely need to get a pickaxe...
There's a picture floating around the interwebs of someone adding a 120V branch circuit to his panel by wrapping a wire around a drywall screw drilled into one of the mains.
@@major__kongit's only crazy if it doesn't work.
I’ve never been made so aware that many people have no idea how to maintain their vehicles or understand how. One of the great mysteries of life.
Imagine how many people's minds you would blow when you show them where the owners manual is 🤔
Earlier today I came over a bridge, and there was a red light on the other side, with cars backed up behind it. I saw that as soon as I came over the top, and I had to slam my brakes so hard I locked up at least one wheel, and I barely stopped in time. That was probably the most terrifying moment I've had behind the wheel.
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After watching these videos, I always get the feeling that a huge number of US citizens should be declared incompetent.
I do most maintenance and repairs myself (ASE certified as well as GM certified), and I'm the type that figures "while I'm in there" for most things and change other components as well. It blows my mind when people do things like brake jobs and don't consider new or resurfacing rotors, shoddy wire work, or whatever else. I've seen my fair share of customer DIY, but these videos really compile the "WTF were they thinking". Most things the common man knew how to do years ago in their garage are near impossible for modern man lol.
Cruelty to cars needs to be seen as a crime!
at the end- the guy trying to remove the tire using a pick axe....priceless.
Has anybody figured out what the customer in the last clip was trying to accomplish? In any event this UA-cam channel should be on TV so everyone could see how dangerous customers are.
Thanks guys for these amazing videos. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The fact that a person will ignore the noise and vibration of a driveshaft that’s falling off the vehicle really perfectly illustrates the oblivious nature of so many of the drivers nowadays.
That VW Beetle clip had me ROLLING
It's videos like these that make me glad im very finicky about my cars. Just the other day i heard some noise from the passenger side i researched and found it was the wheel hub bearing. The very next day i took it to the shop to get it fixed immediately. If i know i can't fix it right im taking it to the shop
That 442 at the end...*chef's kiss" ❤
Gotta love the botch job on the DIY wiring
What was that clown thinking?😂
The customer is always right!
The things people do to their cars *just to get featured* :I
Years n years of preparations- going through videos so they are sure its something we haven't seen before!
Gotta love that dedication! ♥
These DIY'ers just crack me up.
I'm a DIY'er. Just not that kind of DIY'er. I do research and learn the skills first.
I really love that oil pan. The owner must be making cheese in his sparetime.
the last one is great.. no words.
As they say, "You can't make this shit up!"
that VW Beetle was cute. I love when people make their cars their own, as long as it doesn't endanger others, of course.
So many enjoyable moments captured for posterity. Thank you.
I especially liked the impact wrench in the last clip.
0:46 What would have been a reasonable repair bill turned into a major financial headache.
Judging by his tool of choice, the last guy is obviously confusing mechanical repairs with gardening. 🤣
I love the lack of words on that last one.
The guy with the missing center support bearing must have had a wicked vibration.
Last clip - whistlin diesel in the wild 😂!
The last one he had the right tool for the job he's sure of it on point
Gets scarier every time!
That last guy looking for diamonds 😆