You were spot on talking about the taxes and the wars. Always nice to hear a fellow American with eyes open to the scams being pulled on the citizens of this country.
@@ThoJac-nb6fx You ok pal? Did my comment make you want to punch some holes in your drywall? Hope you relax a bit, that much anger isn’t very healthy. Good luck to you
It's not tax money, it's printed out of thin air with no intention of ever paying it off. Using it to start wars, fuel insane ideologies and generally do evil shit. Like inflating a balloon until it pops. Basically destroying the whole system and probably taking the whole world down with it.
I’ll second that. Piss on the government. We work are ass off to make ends meet and the government taxes is on everything just to fund what they want to and don’t give a crap about us. Your right Warren why don’t we all just tell the government to piss off and take their refugees and shove it.the dang democrats have really screwed us and we all need to stand up and over take the government and take this country back
What you said was not only true and on point! it’s a harsh reality but we have a lot of people asleep,literally! On a lighter note great video Warren 👍
Agree about the cordless tools . The main problem is the controllers inside the tools and the batteries aren’t that robust and It doesn’t take much to render them useless. Anyone buying aftermarket batteries is definitely going to destroy their stuff.Air hoses are definitely inconvenient but we installed overhead air reels everywhere. A lot more practical and productive
I find it so interesting and maddening that All this Equip is No longer Legal to run in Calif … they used to call it a bread basket …. Now just a Basket Case !!
Battery operated tools were the best marketing ploy ever for tool manufacturers. A 1/2 or 3/4 cordless impact can be a great tool for service calls or being out in a field somewhere but other than that I still run my air tools every day in the shop. Air is faster, more productive, and more reliable. I keep a 1/2 cordless gun in case my tractor or truck gets a flat out in my pastures and that’s it.
Agree strongly with you, my saying is anyone that thinks ONE a prescription for solving any problem OR one law that will prevent all people from something.. There is any such ONE a answer fits every solution. That works in physics and math and chem but not situations.
I love battery, all my tools in Carpentry are cordless, can't even sell the corded. Now i just bought the latest Dewalt 1/2 inch battery impact, can't wait to try it this spring on my truck, change out the springs and shocks.
Warren, You couldn't be more correct about any of the topics that You mentioned. Barry Soetoro has nearly finished the " fundamental transformation of America " that was promised. Godspeed America.
Thanks Warren, hope the customer goes ahead with the engine rebuild, it doesn’t look good on camera, can’t imagine what it looks like in person. Like the tax payer rant, pretty much in line with my thinking. Thanks for the video, appreciate you sir.
I love the commentary in your videos! I was just musing about you laying under a tractor talking about fractional lending and central digital currency in one of your past videos. Refreshing to see a like mind, unafraid to share their opinions! 👍
It's sad to see companies not supporting the older equipment. We've got some old caterpillar and john deere equipment and I've been to machinists several times to get parts made because the dealership told me it was obsolete parts.
It really is. Let me give you insite. Shop I work at had a very large collection of old service, parts books and tooling for old gear. New boss came in and dumped everything in the trash. Even after being told not to. Then the last old timer retired. We have 13 mechanics 3 with over 5 years experinace. We dont work on old stuff very much, but when we do, it gets fucked up. You have to be 45 years old to have been lucky enough to have worked on mechanical engines. Not many made it through the 2008 downturn. 90% of work in emissions related.
if you had a meal today? ---> thank a Farmer or better yet ,... thank a Farmers mechanic -----> without him farmers would be dead in the water i thank you for your service Warren
Another Great Video, Warren. I have had good luck with my Cordless equipment, but I’m not as hard on them as you are, I work in Mechanical Rooms, not the field. I agree with you on the taxes, I have made a few bucks more every year and get less and less back every year. I’m getting tired of paying for everyone else’s free ride, while everything costs more. It’s getting harder and harder to make an honest living, seems like the criminals and politicians are the only ones getting better. Thanks Again for taking your time to bring us along on your adventure.
I have air tools in my box 25 years old (abused daily) and still going strong. Battery tools I think you’re lucky if you get 5 years of hard work. Very convenient but if good air supply is available , I am using air, more longevity.
I did the same thing and went back to air tools because I was tired of spending money on junk Milwaukee tools and batteries, Milwaukee uses the absolute worst drill chucks that constantly slip. I have always used Ingersoll Rand air tools. I went on the website to look at air drills and I started looking at their cordless impacts and decided to give it a try. There is no comparison between the quality of Milwaukee and Ingersoll Rand. I started off with buying just the big 1/2" Ingersoll Rand impact and little by little I have added additional tools and batteries. Ingersoll Rand does make cordless torque multipliers as well. I recently purchased the 1" cordless impact and it's amazing. I have 2 drawers full of broken junk Milwaukee tools and batteries.
@@garybrown5500My old DeWalt 18v xrp hammer drill came with a rohm supra chuck and it was amazing, before that I hated keyless chucks. I was going to buy one and install it on my Milwaukee drill but ended up getting away from Milwaukee due to batteries falling apart and so many other issues. I went to a few stores and looked at tools and they all come with garbage chucks now. I believe the Bosch had a rohm chuck on it but their impact offerings sucked. I was even looking at European brands not sold in the United States and I couldn't find anything that suited all my needs. I ended up buying an Ingersoll Rand cordless impact which is definitely the best on the market. Ingersoll Rand has expanded their cordless tool lines and they have reciprocating saws, grinders, polishers, drills and they are adding more. The Ingersoll Rand cordless drill has over 1,100 ft lbs of torque which is crazy for a drill. I did notice something funny at the store, all of the DeWalt and Milwaukee drill bits have the 3 flats on the shanks so they can't slip.
That lift strap is starting to look frayed be mindful of it, not being a worry wart just hate to see anything bad happen. Appreciate the videos and your hard work, the commentary is spot on.👍
I have an air impact IR brand and it is 30 years old. Rebuilt a time or two but its been by my side in heavy vehicle repair for 30 years. More power than electric and electric will not always fit where air will. Yes air is better. Just keep them oiled and they are ready to work all day.
It's a bad advertisement for CAT when they won't work on there own machinery. We have a D4D in for a head gasket at the moment. It's a bit of age about it. 1964. It hasn't a turbocharger.
Great video Warren that little motor is in sad shape for sure. It'll be interesting to see what they want to do to fix it. Looking forward to your next video stay safe Warren.
Warren is my favorite RU-vid personality. He is so honest and blunt. I too am fed up with cordless tools, the price of and life of batteries, and the nonsense of our government.
Cordless tools are a pain in the… And should only be considered where getting air or power is too difficult. I am not suggesting that battery tools can’t do the job, but they don’t last long, and you are always waiting for a battery to crap out and sniffing for the smoke getting out. They’re expensive, too. Corded tools are fine and last a long time, same with airtools. Really, battery tools and their batteries need to be nearly new and charged up to be much use.
I wish you had some merchandise I could buy, that would be historic. Your channel is amazing. I don't know how long you are going to be able to make videos but Im just saying I would like something to remember you by...............
you're right about NGOs. there is a migrant center set up by a NGO paid with government money.Two congressmen showed up at the door.The director called the sheriff to keep them out from going or looking inside.....My governor is asking our state legislature for 850 thousand dollars to send our national guard to texas to help gov. abbott.
I'm sure you checked, but I didn't hear you mention measuring the chains to make sure someone along the line didn't change them and the sprockets together.
Blimey Warren what a flexible person you are to get yourself Into that engine compartment. . Good job you had that torque multiple to get those very tight bolts out ..👍👍👍. Now the fun part .what to do to fix it.
@@wesleycooper2647 I want to start again. Just really suck at editing and it takes me a long time to put out a 30 min video hahaha. I also hired a guy and give him my focus rather than the camera. He’s been around since about April but hopefully soon I’ll try to put out some vids.
Im with you brother ,btw get yourself a precup removal tool from cat and replace the orings that seal the coolant off ,they are a simple and cost efective tool
You’ve got to look into the new cordless pneumatic impacts, 2 feet of hose holds 50 gallons of air. They stock them right by the piston return springs.
Yeah 31trillion and counting, people do not realise if you count fron one to a trilliion, it would take you 32 thousand years. Great vid, not easy working in that engine bay. Kudos to you, take care.
Yep just like a 1 with twelve zeros following $1,000,000,000,000. And no cents otherwise nonsense. Like recharge batteries all bullshit not real, otherwise described as a politician being bedded by a banker.
they certainly dont think of the poor guy who has to work on some of the equipment now days ill feel for you guys who have to become a contortionist to get at stuff. another great video warren keep up the good work.
Hey Warren, those cats kind of keep you in work in the winter time don’t they. Looks like you’ll be getting deeper into that one. Great Friday video my friend. Thanks much.
I agree 100% on taxes. We all should start claiming married and 12 kids and not pay in nothing next year. I'm tired of sending my money to other countries
Your right I don't like saying this I don't I'm glad my grandfather's aren't here to see what they were fighting for thanks for doing these videos videos before they find a way to tax this too
you would think Milwaukee would kinda be wanting to see their kit on the channel and kinda help a guy out with battires and the like to showcase how good their kit is but hey ho maybe they dont really Give a shit about their reputaition or the products they sell to the masses ANY SALES GUYS OUT THEIR FROM MILWAUKEE WANNA SHOW CASE YOUR COMPANY AND YOUR PRODUCTS
It's the people unfortunately income tax was suppose to be for the "rich." And most don't want to think the government is corrupt and evil. Because when you do that you need some answers to some very hard questions.
I hear you about the taxes, over here in Michigan we are voting on getting rid of property taxes, and I'm down for that, because my place is paid for. You will never own your land with taxes on it. I watch this guy who has some really good stuff on his channel, but my comment always gets deleted if i mention anything about it, unless i word it kinda crazy. The guy has a website that you can download a book, and some other stuff in his library. The name is only two word's, and at time's i have a revelation now and again about thing's going on in the world, and there's some mind blowing thing's that add up. I hope you caught what i was saying there and check it out. G-d bless.
I’m particular about keeping my air tools oiled and greased. I use the PB Blaster air tool oil/conditioner in the aerosol can. Works great and smells good too. Some of my air tools are 25 years old and still strong.