I felt that when you were explaining “the smell of gear oil” followed by “I have to climb inside”. A ton of great work!
@MarkMyshatyn10 ай бұрын
There is nothing that compare to joyous experience of basking in delectable odor of old dinosaur fart’s (gear oil) for hours upon end except for basking in burnt up old dinosaur farts (burnt gear oil) however well roasted ATF is definitely a close second 😂🤣😅😁
@gullreefclub10 ай бұрын
Respirator to the rescue, won't smell a thing! That smell is from the Sulfur in oils like gear oil, which is really good at anti-friction needed for gears.
@JohnChuprun10 ай бұрын
@@JohnChuprun It's so easy putting a welding helmet over a respirator.
@einfelder82629 ай бұрын
@@einfelder8262 Hah I know what you mean. There are some solutions for that though (3M)!
@JohnChuprun9 ай бұрын
Wow great Job.👏👏
@tonyjones97159 ай бұрын
In addition to being a master welder, you seem to be a very high-level machinist and mechanic! Always impressed with your work, Greg!
@mikeburgess733110 ай бұрын
Yea I am new to the channel and I was wondering if he was a welder or mechanic? Cause he great with both trades
@scottorear67259 ай бұрын
I have never heard this guy complain about one single job he has been on. What a TRUE professional.
@Mike-Honcho-10 ай бұрын
This might be the best field repair I’ve ever seen
@macdaddyrepairllc74332 ай бұрын
So much talent and knowledge and skill and patience you have!!!! You prob never thought thousands of folks would enjoy sitting drinking tea or coffee and watching you work. Really enjoy the channel!!!!
@harveystephens611510 ай бұрын
You are correct. I never thought my job was that interesting.
@OFW10 ай бұрын
Yes sir. I watching. Eating breakfast. Awesome job well done Sir.
@2nickles64710 ай бұрын
That is pretty in depth work, I didn’t think anybody would do that kind work anymore since we have become a throw away society! Great job!
@machinemoverman461410 ай бұрын
That many thousands of $$$$ you don’t throw away, you fix it someway, somehow. And use it until it’s truly worn out. Then you sell it to someone else, who’ll fix it and use it some more.
@dirtfarmer747210 ай бұрын
@@dirtfarmer7472 you are preaching to the choir here. Most people today don’t have a damn clue how to run it, let alone how to fix it! They don’t want to get there hands dirty!
@machinemoverman461410 ай бұрын
Have you looked at the replacement cost of one unit?
@OOpSjm10 ай бұрын
@@OOpSjm yes sir, I deal with equipment, not as much as I use too. We moved a lot of mining equipment D-11, 992 loaders, 777 dump trucks, and some smaller things too. But the tree huggers don’t like the coal industry, so its pretty much shut down around here.
@machinemoverman461410 ай бұрын
This is the kind of job that even most pros would be scared to touch. Good on you man. Excellent work.
@IH201610 ай бұрын
Definitely not we do shit like this every day
@Welder_cameron9 ай бұрын
I'm a welder. Machining is like black magic to me. Pretty cool that you're the jack of all trades.
@dirtyharry53208 ай бұрын
just paused the video when you said the goal is to “get the transmission back in today” my eyes got so wide!! holy moly dude you are good at what you do
@guactaco46206 ай бұрын
What an incredible job to complete out in the field. Mad props.
@tux1968Ай бұрын
I'm 68 yrs old...can't work as hard as you anymore, I wish I still had in in me. I'm envious of your skill and also your drive..... Like your videos... good stuff.
@gkindustrialmachine110 ай бұрын
Nice magnet! Next time place the magnet into a ziplock bag.... it makes it easier to separate the metal from the magnet. Some people use a coffee cup for the same purpose.
@rmarcin943410 ай бұрын
Wow ! Not only a highly skilled welder, but also a mechanical expert, impressive my friend all the job you manage to do on these monsters ! In France, on the construction sites, we call the 651 "La Brute" ! That's exactly what this beast is ! Rock on Buddy !
@segomatu706310 ай бұрын
la brute n'est pas si brute que ca ,elle est tout cassée
@nakelove0810 ай бұрын
je serais curieux de comparer cette brute avec celle de komatsu ou shantui ou autres si ils ont les meme problemes
@nakelove0810 ай бұрын
@@nakelove08 Ouais, sauf que Komatsu et Shantui, à ma connaissance, ne fabriquent pas de scraps ! Bonne journée l'ami !
@segomatu706310 ай бұрын
Sometimes what looks like a fairly straight forward job, turns into so much more when you get into it. We've all been there and experienced that issue. Thumbs Up!
@garymucher408210 ай бұрын
I'm dumbfounded! 😮 I used to be a heavy macine operator and LOVE watching your videos seeing what makes em tick! I hope you get a fat raise and/or bonus this year. I doubt there are many with your level of expertise!
@zzztech1310 ай бұрын
I think he owns the shop
@jonarmedpiandsecurityoffic90517 ай бұрын
It’s a blessing and a curse to be so dam talented...
@sawboneiomc880910 ай бұрын
You deserve a big thumbs up for the amount of work you put into that job! Well done!
@summersoldier33117 ай бұрын
Good Lord! Talk about biting into one. You are a patient man. 😊 Steve
@uglysteve12 ай бұрын
That is some serious work to weld. Great filming.
@frfrpr10 ай бұрын
Looks like some of the old worn out stuff I get the pleasure of working on. Great video.
@westerntruckandtractorrepa13533 ай бұрын
This is an excellent exhibit of " there is no money for maintenance but there is for breakdowns"
@phakalanep72413 ай бұрын
That was one heck of a rabbit hole to go down! Amazing work and an excellent vid- thanks for sharing with us.
@troubleis527110 ай бұрын
Your the man, tons of respect out to you for doing a well done job on a old dinosaur thats been patched up
@garthadams976510 ай бұрын
Thanks for the information on the 3M cubitron, well worth their price. 5 times faster than a standard grinding wheel. Bought grinder wheels, flap disks, cutoff wheels, and fiber disks. Expensive, but well worth it.
@chuckmiller576310 ай бұрын
I did the exact same. They are awesome
@jonmeray71310 ай бұрын
I am really impressed with your approach, Greg!! Excellent, Clean and precise work!! That was certainly a “Daunting Task”, That really shouldn’t be trusted to anyone but Your Caliber of Ability!! Great job as usual, Greg!! Thanks again, Vic!!!
@vicchiapetta416610 ай бұрын
Приветствую вас,я восхищен вашими работами. Профессиональный подход ко всему и естественно результат. Желаю удачи вам.
@user-eu7nq3rt2r7 ай бұрын
The world would come to a halt without people like you. Of course few people have any respect.
@jomgelborn10 ай бұрын
I had to tap out at 10:24 the amount of new steps you had to do in order to get to the issue gave me a migraine. I feel for you my man. If you can take the time to read the children’s book to give a mouse a cookie. That’s what this cat reminds me of. Stay safe and god bless you.
@fpscoco10 ай бұрын
Yep, same here. Too many poor design points on this equipment. That's why my mechanic days are over. None of it will matter soon anyways, with the economy crashing, ww3 and the return of our lord will come soon enough. Thank God I'm not working on this junk anymore, my fight is over.
@funkysawmanwright50779 ай бұрын
You do take some challenges on. Don't know many people that would or even could take that job on. Impressed.
@MrLentiscais10 ай бұрын
I grew up with my father's Construction Company, pipeline work, and I had my share that and I don't miss it
@n.b.p.davenport70669 ай бұрын
Alex. Love these videos. Sir, I thank you for your professionalism. God Bless you.
@scottturner127510 күн бұрын
$15,000 dollar job right there. So much time and extra work fixing and removing other people’s mistakes. New sub, thanks for sharing!
@Justforfun-ek7et8 ай бұрын
Your skill set is more than a handy dude, more in the classification of a master operator definitely on fire!
@russellgilson40729 ай бұрын
your skill is off the chart ... the video supported your descriptions of difficulty ...amazing
@michaelkato6428 ай бұрын
I know personally that is a very difficult job and I appreciate you documenting it.
@Asomesauc10 ай бұрын
Absolutely brilliant work Lovely blending indeed and smooth thick welds very nice !
@scottyelder83517 ай бұрын
I like the way you tell the story of the repair through your videos. A lot of times there's a lot of ups and downs and changing of tactics for how it's going to get done. You do an excellent job of framing all those little decisions. For those of us who don't do it all like you, we do our small part, but we hardly ever get to see the victory shot of the machine running, so that was very cool you included it.
@waiakalulu156810 ай бұрын
wow! owner loves his scrapers! Tall radials and I shudder at what that just cost! Knowing the scent go gear oil... It NEVER comes out of jeans. confirming yer the man again! great channel
@Jdigger413010 ай бұрын
Working on machines that someone has been into before is almost guaranteed to be a can of worms, that scraper transmission was no exception. Nice blending on the O-Ring face, that's a job for steady hands and the right disks....
@paulhammond748910 ай бұрын
This is craftsmanship at the highest level being conducted in a challenging environment. I do hope your employer/management appreciates and compensates you adequately. You just don't come across techs with the compete skill set as you posses everyday. Very impressive exhibition of talent and skills young man.
@dcdanger61519 ай бұрын
This is exactly what I go through working on my sailboat. Exactly. Do a small project and next thing you know it's a week later and I've dealt with a million crazy small situations.
@shortwidgets2 ай бұрын
Wow! That's a big job. They have the right guys on the job:) Well Done!
@Okanaganguy20218 ай бұрын
Awesome workmanship. You really know your onions...
@mingthemerciless685510 ай бұрын
Well done! You are truly blessed. You are a highly skilled extreme duty mechanic. fixings the Big Dogs(heavy equipment). I see you are also highly skilled welder. But what takes you to the top is your machinist skills. You at the top man and your work shows! You got a lot of experience and I got respect for ❤ you. The last of the mohicans.
@miningking702 ай бұрын
The work you do is just amazing! Typical job where one thing leads to another but you handled it masterfully! Keep up the great work and videos!
@1234554321ep6789010 ай бұрын
This started as the biggest cluster I have heard of. You are a better man than I to deal with it so calmly.
@theoldbigmoose10 ай бұрын
Now that’s was Amazing . Nice work men. Allways the ways , job just keeps on getting bigger.
@andrewrobinson286910 ай бұрын
Another great video OFW, I watch you, CCE and IC more than any others. Appreciate you taking the time to show/teach others.
@DXT6110 ай бұрын
Great job there Greg, you think nothing of taking on the jobs others would fear to tread. Well done sir😁❤
@ruthbees721410 ай бұрын
Love your videos, they make me realize that my problem jobs I do are nothing compared to others like you do Greg....you are very inspirational.... thank you so much......I am trying to share with my friends so they can see what real ingenuity and perseverance is all about..... Bravo my Friend.....PB
@ypaulbrown10 ай бұрын
that gear ol' stink dont come off easy, mustve been real fun. Excellent work, fun to watch.
@richardjohnson800910 ай бұрын
Wow, that job looked like a nightmare, I bet you’re glad it’s done👍🇬🇧
@gerryduffy670010 ай бұрын
Great video that was some tedious work especially in an enclosed space such as that ! Great job ! 👍👍
@victorjeffers199310 ай бұрын
The diff on my car seems so insignificant now. LOL! Great job on the blend!
@oldmetalguy457710 ай бұрын
Thank you for your videos. Learn something new everytime.
@jaymarshall76328 ай бұрын
Man you get all the cool jobs. I’m stuck in the rafters of a brand new building being reconstructed
@marksweldingmech.srvcs.988110 ай бұрын
Great great work. !!!! Your customer is very lucky too have to solve their scrapper issues. You are defiantly one of the best of the best. !! Please keep the videos coming.
@jiml997110 ай бұрын
Qudos to you brother for doing the jobs alot of other people would turn down. Hard work right there.
@cmdonespice10 ай бұрын
Wow! Greg, that is work I never envision myself doing! Your knowledge, skills , equipment and willingness to tackle such heavy duty mechanical work, not to mention the welding should command you the highest rate of pay! Not many have the knnowledge or skills to do what you do. I was hoping that the open ventilation for a few days dissipated the hydrolic fumes enough you could safely do the repairs. Your work facinates me, so I much appreciate your videos! Kudos!
@woodartist202110 ай бұрын
I sure enjoined the transmission work. All the weird stuff you do is interesting to watch
@TacticalMainframe10 ай бұрын
I'm very impressed with your blending skills. I'm sure it also helps to have the right tools. Love the videos!
@dalebohling760110 ай бұрын
Excelente trabajo Greg
@alfredorios32438 ай бұрын
What a job. My hats off to you Sir.
@petermccuskey18329 ай бұрын
You fit pretty good in that monster diff,well done
@moshesuharianu868810 ай бұрын
What a project. Also a great mechanic.
@glenngosline171010 ай бұрын
Dude's like a god of heavy machinery. I'm currently doing my class to become a heavy duty mechanic and I learn so much from him
@teasla72266 ай бұрын
Amazing job! Keep up the good work! And keep them coming! 👌👍
@rudyrivera742610 ай бұрын
This puts in perspective how easy my job is.
@867530919747 ай бұрын
That was a lot of work. Dam good job bro. 👍🏼✌🏼
@oscarborjon611210 ай бұрын
Excellent blend job , didn’t think you could do it with hand tools The Blend Master !!
@0dbm9 ай бұрын
79yr old mechanic. Years ago, worked for a out fit that welded everything instead of bolting back up, eve battery box covers on scrappers.
@johnraynor50959 ай бұрын
Thats a pretty big job…nice work 👍
@jrobinson56616 ай бұрын
They must be a really good customer to get involved in all that service work in addition to the welding repair. That was crazy what had been done to that unit already. Lots to fix to get to the point of repairing the leaks.
@odc4305410 ай бұрын
Greg...I could hear your frustration with those tubes and this job in general! What doesn't kill us always makes us stronger! The relief you've must've felt to get this one over....excellent work and job integrity to finish it. Most would've said to Hell with it, Its beyond my scope!
@519krb10 ай бұрын
My first thought was this was a mechanic's engineering job and strange to put a welding specialist on a transmission leakage job. You must be recognised and someone who can fix anything. None the less, another amazing job. Thank you.
@raycollington431010 ай бұрын
Your attention to detail is great! Keep up the amazing work. Be safe out there.
@kennyk39896 ай бұрын
To do all that in the field and not in a machine shop that's truly impressive to see you accomplish the task at hand you are 1000% legit good work.
@antinwoilluminati75836 ай бұрын
Simply one of the best vids out 👍
@rjacko747810 ай бұрын
You are so underrated. Deserve more recognition!
@JeffersonWeldingShop10 ай бұрын
Wow.. when nothing goes to plan, borderline soul crushing.. hope you got paid well beyond the initial estimate.. Looking forward to your next video.
@R.E.HILL_10 ай бұрын
Didnt realize you were dual ticketed cuz Holy crap thats one heck of a project👍 and yes i bet the smell of gear oil was a wonderful time. Thanks for sharing fella, fantastic job.
@randyharris866910 ай бұрын
Masterful job. Thank you for the post.
@jshelledy19 ай бұрын
Wow very impressive you are definitely a Jack of all trades keep up the great work 😎🙌.
@mileyteran55409 ай бұрын
I'll bet Cat would not have done that job, you tackle some of the most difficult jobs and always get them done not always with ease but done. I've been in a few of those hole sticking them back together, great job.
@leewelbanks636610 ай бұрын
Awesome video, thanks for taking the time to make it!
@chrisj284810 ай бұрын
Awesome job I felt those sigh’s of frustrations lol what a mess that was
@adamlambert389210 ай бұрын
Such a good job well done . Thanks for sharing
@guygfm424310 ай бұрын
I took your advise and bought some of those 3M Cubitron II Fibre grinding Discs and man o man I will never use anything else ,they are awesome . Thanks for sharing . .
@Bigmike3406E10 ай бұрын
i have fabricated fit welded and rigged my whole career ,i could not imagine doing that kind of work , on equipment like that , you have the patience of a saint ........i couldnt do it ....
@donbrecker89828 ай бұрын
Wow what a job great video keep on keeping on 😊
@bruceslattengren858710 ай бұрын
Wow, what a job. You are amazing.
@b.malnit898310 ай бұрын
Great work. You have to know that whoever assembled that bunch of iron had to be thinking they were glad they never had to repair it.
@MC-re2ry10 ай бұрын
I hope you are making hella cash doing these big jobs out in the dessert! I would not last a day. Truly impressed!
@Karlan_10 ай бұрын
Greg let me just tell you what you already probably know. You are an expert in welding, expert mechanic, and expert engineer. You would be that guy I would call if I needed help from an expert lol great job as always this was one of those jobs that makes or breaks people. The way you handled it, I can tell you’ve been through some shit lol
@raulrubio286210 ай бұрын
Yesterday, I took my vehicle to get the oil change, and the dealer recommended changing the lower control arm it took me 4 hours to do that, and it was so frustrating because the shock and swaybar was fighting me! Now that I see what this man is going troug to do this job, it makes my repair insignificant. God bless you brother
@rickrandom71610 ай бұрын
as soon as i heard you say "transmission" i was like "hope he bought tubes its easier" you did a great job those things are a curse when they are new let alone after everyone and their dog has had their way with them.
@DieselCrawler869 ай бұрын
That was a real can of worms, but you fixed it & the customer is happy. Thank you Sir for the video.
@dirtfarmer747210 ай бұрын
That wàs a task and a half. Wll done young man!
@JonDingle10 ай бұрын
It hurts instantly to see you crawling in that close quarters working with the air gauge, welder and grinder... The blending of the O ring surface was really great! What a weird construction, two compartments filled with different fluids only seperated by that O ring... 😮 Thx for showing, your frustration was only shining through a little bit... 😇😜👍👍👍
@horstszibulski1910 ай бұрын
Did a nice job, good welder.....I worked on a fleet of 637's........retired now.....back aches looking at them...LOL
I felt that when you were explaining “the smell of gear oil” followed by “I have to climb inside”. A ton of great work!
There is nothing that compare to joyous experience of basking in delectable odor of old dinosaur fart’s (gear oil) for hours upon end except for basking in burnt up old dinosaur farts (burnt gear oil) however well roasted ATF is definitely a close second 😂🤣😅😁
Respirator to the rescue, won't smell a thing! That smell is from the Sulfur in oils like gear oil, which is really good at anti-friction needed for gears.
@@JohnChuprun It's so easy putting a welding helmet over a respirator.
@@einfelder8262 Hah I know what you mean. There are some solutions for that though (3M)!
Wow great Job.👏👏
In addition to being a master welder, you seem to be a very high-level machinist and mechanic! Always impressed with your work, Greg!
Yea I am new to the channel and I was wondering if he was a welder or mechanic? Cause he great with both trades
I have never heard this guy complain about one single job he has been on. What a TRUE professional.
This might be the best field repair I’ve ever seen
So much talent and knowledge and skill and patience you have!!!! You prob never thought thousands of folks would enjoy sitting drinking tea or coffee and watching you work. Really enjoy the channel!!!!
You are correct. I never thought my job was that interesting.
Yes sir. I watching. Eating breakfast. Awesome job well done Sir.
That is pretty in depth work, I didn’t think anybody would do that kind work anymore since we have become a throw away society! Great job!
That many thousands of $$$$ you don’t throw away, you fix it someway, somehow. And use it until it’s truly worn out. Then you sell it to someone else, who’ll fix it and use it some more.
@@dirtfarmer7472 you are preaching to the choir here. Most people today don’t have a damn clue how to run it, let alone how to fix it! They don’t want to get there hands dirty!
Have you looked at the replacement cost of one unit?
@@OOpSjm yes sir, I deal with equipment, not as much as I use too. We moved a lot of mining equipment D-11, 992 loaders, 777 dump trucks, and some smaller things too. But the tree huggers don’t like the coal industry, so its pretty much shut down around here.
This is the kind of job that even most pros would be scared to touch. Good on you man. Excellent work.
Definitely not we do shit like this every day
I'm a welder. Machining is like black magic to me. Pretty cool that you're the jack of all trades.
just paused the video when you said the goal is to “get the transmission back in today” my eyes got so wide!! holy moly dude you are good at what you do
What an incredible job to complete out in the field. Mad props.
I'm 68 yrs old...can't work as hard as you anymore, I wish I still had in in me. I'm envious of your skill and also your drive..... Like your videos... good stuff.
Nice magnet! Next time place the magnet into a ziplock bag.... it makes it easier to separate the metal from the magnet. Some people use a coffee cup for the same purpose.
Wow ! Not only a highly skilled welder, but also a mechanical expert, impressive my friend all the job you manage to do on these monsters ! In France, on the construction sites, we call the 651 "La Brute" ! That's exactly what this beast is ! Rock on Buddy !
la brute n'est pas si brute que ca ,elle est tout cassée
je serais curieux de comparer cette brute avec celle de komatsu ou shantui ou autres si ils ont les meme problemes
@@nakelove08 Ouais, sauf que Komatsu et Shantui, à ma connaissance, ne fabriquent pas de scraps ! Bonne journée l'ami !
Sometimes what looks like a fairly straight forward job, turns into so much more when you get into it. We've all been there and experienced that issue. Thumbs Up!
I'm dumbfounded! 😮 I used to be a heavy macine operator and LOVE watching your videos seeing what makes em tick! I hope you get a fat raise and/or bonus this year. I doubt there are many with your level of expertise!
I think he owns the shop
It’s a blessing and a curse to be so dam talented...
You deserve a big thumbs up for the amount of work you put into that job! Well done!
Good Lord! Talk about biting into one. You are a patient man. 😊 Steve
That is some serious work to weld. Great filming.
Looks like some of the old worn out stuff I get the pleasure of working on. Great video.
This is an excellent exhibit of " there is no money for maintenance but there is for breakdowns"
That was one heck of a rabbit hole to go down! Amazing work and an excellent vid- thanks for sharing with us.
Your the man, tons of respect out to you for doing a well done job on a old dinosaur thats been patched up
Thanks for the information on the 3M cubitron, well worth their price. 5 times faster than a standard grinding wheel. Bought grinder wheels, flap disks, cutoff wheels, and fiber disks. Expensive, but well worth it.
I did the exact same. They are awesome
I am really impressed with your approach, Greg!! Excellent, Clean and precise work!! That was certainly a “Daunting Task”, That really shouldn’t be trusted to anyone but Your Caliber of Ability!! Great job as usual, Greg!! Thanks again, Vic!!!
Приветствую вас,я восхищен вашими работами. Профессиональный подход ко всему и естественно результат. Желаю удачи вам.
The world would come to a halt without people like you. Of course few people have any respect.
I had to tap out at 10:24 the amount of new steps you had to do in order to get to the issue gave me a migraine. I feel for you my man. If you can take the time to read the children’s book to give a mouse a cookie. That’s what this cat reminds me of. Stay safe and god bless you.
Yep, same here. Too many poor design points on this equipment. That's why my mechanic days are over. None of it will matter soon anyways, with the economy crashing, ww3 and the return of our lord will come soon enough. Thank God I'm not working on this junk anymore, my fight is over.
You do take some challenges on. Don't know many people that would or even could take that job on. Impressed.
I grew up with my father's Construction Company, pipeline work, and I had my share that and I don't miss it
Alex. Love these videos. Sir, I thank you for your professionalism. God Bless you.
$15,000 dollar job right there. So much time and extra work fixing and removing other people’s mistakes. New sub, thanks for sharing!
Your skill set is more than a handy dude, more in the classification of a master operator definitely on fire!
your skill is off the chart ... the video supported your descriptions of difficulty ...amazing
I know personally that is a very difficult job and I appreciate you documenting it.
Absolutely brilliant work Lovely blending indeed and smooth thick welds very nice !
I like the way you tell the story of the repair through your videos. A lot of times there's a lot of ups and downs and changing of tactics for how it's going to get done. You do an excellent job of framing all those little decisions. For those of us who don't do it all like you, we do our small part, but we hardly ever get to see the victory shot of the machine running, so that was very cool you included it.
wow! owner loves his scrapers! Tall radials and I shudder at what that just cost! Knowing the scent go gear oil... It NEVER comes out of jeans. confirming yer the man again! great channel
Working on machines that someone has been into before is almost guaranteed to be a can of worms, that scraper transmission was no exception. Nice blending on the O-Ring face, that's a job for steady hands and the right disks....
This is craftsmanship at the highest level being conducted in a challenging environment. I do hope your employer/management appreciates and compensates you adequately. You just don't come across techs with the compete skill set as you posses everyday. Very impressive exhibition of talent and skills young man.
This is exactly what I go through working on my sailboat. Exactly. Do a small project and next thing you know it's a week later and I've dealt with a million crazy small situations.
Wow! That's a big job. They have the right guys on the job:) Well Done!
Awesome workmanship. You really know your onions...
Well done! You are truly blessed. You are a highly skilled extreme duty mechanic. fixings the Big Dogs(heavy equipment). I see you are also highly skilled welder. But what takes you to the top is your machinist skills. You at the top man and your work shows! You got a lot of experience and I got respect for ❤ you. The last of the mohicans.
The work you do is just amazing! Typical job where one thing leads to another but you handled it masterfully! Keep up the great work and videos!
This started as the biggest cluster I have heard of. You are a better man than I to deal with it so calmly.
Now that’s was Amazing . Nice work men. Allways the ways , job just keeps on getting bigger.
Another great video OFW, I watch you, CCE and IC more than any others. Appreciate you taking the time to show/teach others.
Great job there Greg, you think nothing of taking on the jobs others would fear to tread. Well done sir😁❤
Love your videos, they make me realize that my problem jobs I do are nothing compared to others like you do Greg....you are very inspirational.... thank you so much......I am trying to share with my friends so they can see what real ingenuity and perseverance is all about..... Bravo my Friend.....PB
that gear ol' stink dont come off easy, mustve been real fun. Excellent work, fun to watch.
Wow, that job looked like a nightmare, I bet you’re glad it’s done👍🇬🇧
Great video that was some tedious work especially in an enclosed space such as that ! Great job ! 👍👍
The diff on my car seems so insignificant now. LOL! Great job on the blend!
Thank you for your videos. Learn something new everytime.
Man you get all the cool jobs. I’m stuck in the rafters of a brand new building being reconstructed
Great great work. !!!! Your customer is very lucky too have to solve their scrapper issues. You are defiantly one of the best of the best. !! Please keep the videos coming.
Qudos to you brother for doing the jobs alot of other people would turn down. Hard work right there.
Wow! Greg, that is work I never envision myself doing! Your knowledge, skills , equipment and willingness to tackle such heavy duty mechanical work, not to mention the welding should command you the highest rate of pay! Not many have the knnowledge or skills to do what you do. I was hoping that the open ventilation for a few days dissipated the hydrolic fumes enough you could safely do the repairs. Your work facinates me, so I much appreciate your videos! Kudos!
I sure enjoined the transmission work. All the weird stuff you do is interesting to watch
I'm very impressed with your blending skills. I'm sure it also helps to have the right tools. Love the videos!
Excelente trabajo Greg
What a job. My hats off to you Sir.
You fit pretty good in that monster diff,well done
What a project. Also a great mechanic.
Dude's like a god of heavy machinery. I'm currently doing my class to become a heavy duty mechanic and I learn so much from him
Amazing job! Keep up the good work! And keep them coming! 👌👍
This puts in perspective how easy my job is.
That was a lot of work. Dam good job bro. 👍🏼✌🏼
Excellent blend job , didn’t think you could do it with hand tools The Blend Master !!
79yr old mechanic. Years ago, worked for a out fit that welded everything instead of bolting back up, eve battery box covers on scrappers.
Thats a pretty big job…nice work 👍
They must be a really good customer to get involved in all that service work in addition to the welding repair. That was crazy what had been done to that unit already. Lots to fix to get to the point of repairing the leaks.
Greg...I could hear your frustration with those tubes and this job in general! What doesn't kill us always makes us stronger! The relief you've must've felt to get this one over....excellent work and job integrity to finish it. Most would've said to Hell with it, Its beyond my scope!
My first thought was this was a mechanic's engineering job and strange to put a welding specialist on a transmission leakage job. You must be recognised and someone who can fix anything. None the less, another amazing job. Thank you.
Your attention to detail is great! Keep up the amazing work. Be safe out there.
To do all that in the field and not in a machine shop that's truly impressive to see you accomplish the task at hand you are 1000% legit good work.
Simply one of the best vids out 👍
You are so underrated. Deserve more recognition!
Wow.. when nothing goes to plan, borderline soul crushing.. hope you got paid well beyond the initial estimate.. Looking forward to your next video.
Didnt realize you were dual ticketed cuz Holy crap thats one heck of a project👍 and yes i bet the smell of gear oil was a wonderful time. Thanks for sharing fella, fantastic job.
Masterful job. Thank you for the post.
Wow very impressive you are definitely a Jack of all trades keep up the great work 😎🙌.
I'll bet Cat would not have done that job, you tackle some of the most difficult jobs and always get them done not always with ease but done. I've been in a few of those hole sticking them back together, great job.
Awesome video, thanks for taking the time to make it!
Awesome job I felt those sigh’s of frustrations lol what a mess that was
Such a good job well done . Thanks for sharing
I took your advise and bought some of those 3M Cubitron II Fibre grinding Discs and man o man I will never use anything else ,they are awesome . Thanks for sharing . .
i have fabricated fit welded and rigged my whole career ,i could not imagine doing that kind of work , on equipment like that , you have the patience of a saint ........i couldnt do it ....
Wow what a job great video keep on keeping on 😊
Wow, what a job. You are amazing.
Great work. You have to know that whoever assembled that bunch of iron had to be thinking they were glad they never had to repair it.
I hope you are making hella cash doing these big jobs out in the dessert! I would not last a day. Truly impressed!
Greg let me just tell you what you already probably know. You are an expert in welding, expert mechanic, and expert engineer. You would be that guy I would call if I needed help from an expert lol great job as always this was one of those jobs that makes or breaks people. The way you handled it, I can tell you’ve been through some shit lol
Yesterday, I took my vehicle to get the oil change, and the dealer recommended changing the lower control arm it took me 4 hours to do that, and it was so frustrating because the shock and swaybar was fighting me! Now that I see what this man is going troug to do this job, it makes my repair insignificant. God bless you brother
as soon as i heard you say "transmission" i was like "hope he bought tubes its easier" you did a great job those things are a curse when they are new let alone after everyone and their dog has had their way with them.
That was a real can of worms, but you fixed it & the customer is happy. Thank you Sir for the video.
That wàs a task and a half. Wll done young man!
It hurts instantly to see you crawling in that close quarters working with the air gauge, welder and grinder... The blending of the O ring surface was really great! What a weird construction, two compartments filled with different fluids only seperated by that O ring... 😮 Thx for showing, your frustration was only shining through a little bit... 😇😜👍👍👍
Did a nice job, good welder.....I worked on a fleet of 637's........retired now.....back aches looking at them...LOL