Now I just think you are hiding mistakes you made. How can we trust your knowledge if your hiding some of it without descent explanation? Yeah catch ya
Good. That means you won't be asking me 10,000 questions and expecting free help like everybody else. What's a Cat truck engine anyway? I've never seen one.
Dude, give yourself some credit. Your incredibly talented. What you might find incredibly boring and mundane, the rest of us find interesting and entertaining. Your knowledge and work ethic is top notch.
He knows and one thing I promise you is country boys don't need positive reinforcement. We honestly don't give a shit look at the toys we have to play with.
When I first found this channel, i literally sat there and watched like 6 hours of these videos. I know nothing about building or maintaining these engines, but it's super interesting watching you do it. You seem like you have alot of knowledge on them and you bust your ass. I think you underestimate how much people actually like your videos.
Not boring at all! Many of us do not get the opportunity to do this, for whatever reasons.... I appreciate how you do not use stupid music during your explanations. You show true professionalism in my opinion. I also appreciate how brief you are, you would make a good instructor/teacher!
Dan O, I agree, I like seeing a master working at his or her craft. As I was a diesel mechanic in the 70's, I like all of the new materials/processes in the assembly. No electronics inside the engines I worked on back then.😁 Best wishes all, stay safe and warm.
I'm a toolmaker by trade and I must say your attention to detail is flawless. Down to putting a white paint dot on touched bolts is impressive , thank you for putting your skills out there for those who want to learn.
I love how this channel is no nonsense (except for the blowing up stuff), just interesting and informative. No silly music, intros or politics. Keep it up man, you got a lot going for yourself!
Am I the only person that watches all of your videos all the way to the end, I think not, your videos are great, keep up the good work. And the 73 Pete Drift Truck at the end was great. TP
Just hearing that DD brought tears to my eyes. Why I drove one for 3 years in the 90's for my first boss. I drove a 238 Detroit and a 318 DD powered truck. My wife thinks that is why I am deaf in my left ear. What did she say she was on my left side.
As an old-school mechanic n engine builder for 35 yrs, you dialogue amuses the Hell out of me!! You make me chuckle my ass off. You are definitely an expert at what ever you're doing. No guess Work, just Logical. Very good. Keep it up.
Watching you build these engines is like watching an artist painting a masterpiece. Your knowledge of these engines and how you work on them are entertaining. Knowledge is always respected.
One thing I notice that separates you from other builders is how much more slow and methodical you are, as well as organized. I’d feel very confident buying an engine from someone such as yourself. Keep up the great content and work.
Can't believe you would actually say " if anyone is still watching this video".... dude I look forward too a new kt3406e video more than Christmas. GREAT video KT. I'm going to keep bugging you about when you will have a spot in line too build an engine until you tell me too kick dirt... Your bug-a-boo from Omaha, Dustin...😁
Agree with slo dsl - videos are not boring ! They are all meat no bun ... keep ‘me coming. Glad they are not an hour but jam packed with highlights and your very real and succinct explanations. Many of us enjoy you dry humor and the Bravia and Butthead style antics of driving around the yard.
My vote is Not boring at all ! I like your videos . I like hearing your knowledge of CAT engines, I am impressed with your cleaniness going back together.
Just in case you were wondering, you can beat a dead horse all you want and I’ll watch your videos. I’m an automotive tech and will most likely never use most of the information you show in your videos however there’s nothing I love more than watching a man work in his profession with the amount of skill and knowledge that someone like yourself presents. Keep doing you
Long time Class 8 fleet technician here, I do aftertreatment and drivability diagnostics all day long. Would love to do one of these, thats why I watch sir!
I watch these because my state has run all of these beautiful things out of it. Everything is a Cummins or a Volvo now, few random PACCAR engines and I think I saw like one new Detroit. I miss the Caterpillars.
Dont sell yourself short young man. We subscribe because we want to see what you show us. Nothing is boring. We like watching our favorite engines being built in detail. Each one you can show. Every engine. Keep em coming.
Love to see how neat and clean also organized you keep everything on your builds. I have worked in fleet shops and dealers where under the truck (inframes) would be all oil antifreeze and oil dry till it went out the door. Not me, my jobs had to look surgical. Floor clean and dry, engine clean and dry... parts laid out like how you do it. I couldn't do it any other way. Took heat from all my "grease monkey' co workers for "wastin time" bein so clean, but I was proud to work that way... Makes a huge difference. Jus' sayin'
You may co wider it boring but seeing this along with Adept Ape Cat vids helps me understand how they all go together. A lot easier to put it all together, mentally, when the engine is not on the frame. Thanks
I love your videos. My dad retired from Cat and his dad did as well. My mom's dad was factory manager at the East Peoria plant. I've been raised around big yellow so I appreciate all that you show and teach on your videos.
Hot Rod magazine started in 1948. Had a circulation of over 650,000. We gear heads love motors. You might think we are bored. You're dead wrong. Thanks for the videos
I like these videos, these C-15s are what i run, I had Wayne Supply do one of my engines, about ten thousand in the front gears let go, they stood behind them, and believe it or not they are down again, I was there studying what the hell was going on, just happened to move the balancer, it rattled, It got a new one, about 30 thousand in , doing good.
.Hello my name is Jackie Johnston, I've always wanted to be a decent mechanic put a never had the money to go to school but I've been a car mechanic since I was a little kid learn a lot when I was in the military and I enjoy watching your videos on how your abilities, diesel motors that are very interesting to me. Thank you very much
How could anyone fine think this content boring. I learn something from every KT3406E Video I watch! His work is First Class Quality . Keep Up the Awesome work...👍
Again . Not boring at all. Gives us laymen confidence to take on our own builds, I actually enjoy the slow paced parts when your explaining what you’re doing . No one else on RU-vid besides adept goes into these engine at least that iv found
@@1986f250diesel I’ve seen some invoices from our companies towing division and if you have to call the rotator and clean up a spilled load of steel or whatever it can easily be upwards of 30k, and that’s being modest.
Your videos are not boring at all I have learn alot and get to understand so much keep up the good work I'm a truck driver in Jamaica on looking forward to watching more of your video
Not boring at all, i love these! I learn something new everytime and the video quality is perfect same goes with the time you put in to it Cheers from sweden👍
I know I’m dating myself, but goddamn if I don’t love the sound of that Detroit. I used to haul sugar with one from 79-84. 13 gears and the pacific coast to go with that sweet song from Santa Maria down to Vernon, Ca. Some of the best memories I could cram into five years.
I do this shit for work, I still like to drink beer and watch these! It's nice to see things from another professionals view. Itd be super cool if you got into cummins and detroits, but I know that's not where you make your money. Keep up the good work!
I would like to say that i found your channel very recently, and that I enjoy your content a lot for how original it is and how well you present it. Keep up the great work :)
love your videos man, i have watched each and every single video at least twice each. this is my second time rewatching this one. im 19 and am soon going to college to become a diesel mechanic. ik college isn’t the best way to go with this industry but in my situation it the best option, thank you for all the inspiration 👍👍💯💯💯
My cousin’s oldest is a diesel mechanic. 22 years older wrenching on John Deere’s, no debt, driving a F350 6.7 and a $20,000 Honda Talon for fun. I wish I’d been doing that good when I was 22. It’s a good industry, always in demand. Wish you all the best!
Man that 6V sounds wicked screaming. Love your videos, ain't in no way boring. I could watch these viseos of yours all day. Hope yall are well an having a good one.
Iam not even a mechanic and iam loving the dialogue, your accent and the video details 😍 Cheers fella 👍 👌 👏 Blessings from Shitsville Hartlepool Teeside Northeast England ♒️ 🏴 🇬🇧 🙏 🙌 ♥️
Dude quit giving a damn, I like all your content I love your engine building and your fuckin around videos, if you had a video about knitting I'd probably watch that too its entertaining to watch someone who knows what he's doing put a big engine together
Please don’t apologize for to much detail. And repeating all the steps is very helpful and informative. You may get bored doing videos but we love watching.
