Welding is perfect. Your with grown ass men who love doing what you enjoy and everyone helps each other out and boy the pay just puts the icing on the cake 😇
im taking a welding/fabricator course just months from now. Very excited to do mechanics afterwords as well if I have the time. thanks for the video brother.
Thinking about going into welding I completed a vocational certificate in high school and I loved it. Would you recommend it as career path? Also where was this video filmed? Thanks!
And can't forget about the food, always bring a grill and a freezer the guys will appreciate that knowing that you can't go wrong with fixing you a big ole steak for lunch.
I took welding to get of doing work like this. They may pay more but the stress and possible injuries that can come from this job are too much! I'll just stick to a fab shop.
when i was weldind ice lugz on we brought a cerated grate 2 cinder blocks n used propane pre heat for our lunch lol.great vid.looks like fort mac but dont think it is.so u really just using single pass on the lugz eh..any break offs?
Hey, awesome video man. love the snow! Im living in New Jersey at the moment and looking to get into the field. Im getting impatient because, there arent to many entry level welding positions available willing to train like I have seen in other states. On the job training is the route i want to take. The few that I found I applied for but never heard anything back, surprise surprise! So, I've been looking into some training courses offered at the local colleges, but they are either full at the moment, or are out of my budget. I recently found out about shipyard apprenticeships for a few companies with several loacations in the US. (Huntington Ingalls Ship Building) (BAE Systems) and (Navy Sea System Command). They supposedly have some very good programs. Long story short, is there any sound advice you can offer me that you have learned along the way? Any good alternatives? What path did you take when you started out? Also, what are some good paths to take after any training I've received? I love the travelling aspect it can provide, and have heard you can make better money if willing to do so.
LMAO wile reading your Video description!!!!!!!!!! "essentially a series of terrorist training videos but they're from the USA so it's okay", was the best line I have heard in a long time. I almost thought I was watching "the Rifleman channel" LOL. Good stuff.......
looks like a bitchen place to work. That Unimog thing at 5:00 is awesome...please tell me you get to romp on that thing. Thanks for the flashburn. lol.
Great video bud. I love watching field repairs. If you or anyone out there can help I would truly appreciate it. How does a self employed welder get his veers signed off on? I'm a hobby welder who after a few years of practice live to weld and Thoth why not do what I love so I want to start a mobile repair service but can't find any info on getting my veers signed off as a small business owner. If you work for someone I understand they simply sign off for you and your cert goes for an extra 6 months but I can't see spending over a thousand every six months to have my 3G 4g plate and my 6g pipe certs up to date by retesting. Any help with this would be awesome. Thanks Phil
Hey brother I don't want to sound like a dumbass, but what is the roller wheel on that hoe at the end used for? I haven't seen that down this way before. Stay safe.
Welding is perfect. Your with grown ass men who love doing what you enjoy and everyone helps each other out and boy the pay just puts the icing on the cake 😇
wish I could say the same.
It's so cold the tractors are wearing sweaters.
I'm trying to go to school for welding. Being a janitor at Walmart overnight is too much shit for me.
I thought so, thx man
+Michael Coggan Jesus Christ....how long you been welding?
+Michael Coggan how did you start? did you go to school?
***** was it community college? or a special school for welding?
Where the fuck? Self-employed or...?
Nice to see even the pros stick a rod every now and then
Prolly cuz it's massive
everyone sticks rods all the time hahaha fucking stick welding it aint MIG.
im taking a welding/fabricator course just months from now. Very excited to do mechanics afterwords as well if I have the time. thanks for the video brother.
This video just passed 100,000 views today! Thank you very much everyone!
started welding during sophomore year, now I'm in college majoring in welding👍
Jarl Dovah update?
stuck the rod man, I feel you bro.
Thinking about going into welding I completed a vocational certificate in high school and I loved it. Would you recommend it as career path? Also where was this video filmed?
Thanks!
31musick93 first do what ever you want. Second, butt fuck no where.
Yo quiero trabajar con ustedes jeje saludos
And can't forget about the food, always bring a grill and a freezer the guys will appreciate that knowing that you can't go wrong with fixing you a big ole steak for lunch.
Those are some sweet machines, especially the 4 door tracked vehicle with camo!
I took welding to get of doing work like this. They may pay more but the stress and possible injuries that can come from this job are too much! I'll just stick to a fab shop.
Captain Morgan if i want to work in a fabrication shop what do i need to go to school for? Sorry if its a dumb question
This looks amazing. Going to school for welding right now. Keep up the great work.
Wiz Kid update?
Wiz Kid updateeeee
Update? I am going to graduate trade school this December with my degree in welding. Kinda scary!
i start weld in the marines
What’s up with the demon name
Great video bro! Love watching those trucks work.
ahh the BV206 I know it well; looks like fun hope all is good with you
We need welders in our area so this what I'm going to try to do
Are you a welder now ?
when i was weldind ice lugz on we brought a cerated grate 2 cinder blocks n used propane pre heat for our lunch lol.great vid.looks like fort mac but dont think it is.so u really just using single pass on the lugz eh..any break offs?
Love the Swedish Hägglunds bandvagn 206 ;)
Hey, awesome video man. love the snow! Im living in New Jersey at the moment and looking to get into the field. Im getting impatient because, there arent to many entry level welding positions available willing to train like I have seen in other states. On the job training is the route i want to take. The few that I found I applied for but never heard anything back, surprise surprise! So, I've been looking into some training courses offered at the local colleges, but they are either full at the moment, or are out of my budget. I recently found out about shipyard apprenticeships for a few companies with several loacations in the US. (Huntington Ingalls Ship Building) (BAE Systems) and (Navy Sea System Command). They supposedly have some very good programs. Long story short, is there any sound advice you can offer me that you have learned along the way? Any good alternatives? What path did you take when you started out? Also, what are some good paths to take after any training I've received? I love the travelling aspect it can provide, and have heard you can make better money if willing to do so.
hey, what type of stick u use?
love the knee pad. better than your right glove. lol
sir where are a you company
LMAO wile reading your Video description!!!!!!!!!! "essentially a series of terrorist training videos but they're from the USA so it's okay", was the best line I have heard in a long time.
I almost thought I was watching "the Rifleman channel" LOL. Good stuff.......
esse vídeos de solda são muito produtivo
is that 1724
At 5:31 what's that used for? Holes? Trenches?
What kind of welding would this be?
Like if I wanted to get hired doing this what would I️ look up? Example: (structural welding)
This looks like pipeline 🤷♀️ that's all equipment they would use on a pipeline
Sweet video
looks like a bitchen place to work. That Unimog thing at 5:00 is awesome...please tell me you get to romp on that thing. Thanks for the flashburn. lol.
Dayum, froze my ass off just watching this video
Great video bud. I love watching field repairs. If you or anyone out there can help I would truly appreciate it. How does a self employed welder get his veers signed off on? I'm a hobby welder who after a few years of practice live to weld and Thoth why not do what I love so I want to start a mobile repair service but can't find any info on getting my veers signed off as a small business owner. If you work for someone I understand they simply sign off for you and your cert goes for an extra 6 months but I can't see spending over a thousand every six months to have my 3G 4g plate and my 6g pipe certs up to date by retesting. Any help with this would be awesome. Thanks Phil
Thanks apple spell check. Sorry not veers Certs
YeahNo101 ?
You should got close to see what he welded
how can I find me a job like this???
Random Munday welding schools. They have vocational schools for these types of jobs.
I want welding job
I have that same glock sticker on my hard hat lol
Nice video man
2:01 is that the thing they call surfacing??
j smith Called corks, ice picks . A fall tradition in western canada
oh ok i see now..hes welding those things onto the tracks...i didnt see them before lol
what kind of electrode is that?
Tough Harley probably a 7018
Sweet. I used to weld.
Happy new yr
hard surfacing rod being used for tracks
👍
Those guys work in some pretty miserable conditions sometimes.
Hey brother I don't want to sound like a dumbass, but what is the roller wheel on that hoe at the end used for? I haven't seen that down this way before. Stay safe.
Will do brother thank you
WVClassicLincoln13 x
Duncan Smith ?
Drill, baby, drill
aw, whattya complainin' about - those guys like to lay pipe, too
they just like doing it to little boys ROFL
Wow, eh. They're just kids.
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