Cam is a good teacher that apprentice is luckly to have a guy like cam they oldtimers i worked with have not always been super great but i worked it out good work guys 👍👍
It's comforting to know that, if I ever get bored of working in a nice, clean, sheltered aircraft hangar, there's a job waiting for me, out in the mud, rain and snow like these 2 legends. Great job getting it done in tough conditions!
Thanks for always commenting! Getting content as much and as fast as we can! We're hoping to get more content on agriculture equipment like those DB's you have so if you ever need work on it, or want to show what your days are like to the community, hit us up: media@tekamohd.com or www.tekamohd.com/
carson looks like a young sean penn :p. He inherited his acting skills. He got me convinced he likes the work. Only jokes tho. love to see u 2 working in symbiosis
Good job Sir,I am also doing that job here in the Philippines,I am a heavy equipment mechanic to,thank you about the video you always upload it is very inspiring..
I don't use a track press, even on larger equipment where a 150T would be required. I've done up to a Hitachi EX700 with out a press, we got some tricks, call us hacks but as an independent without an unlimited corporate budget, sometimes you just gotta "$@#* with the @#&$ you got". Maybe one day I'll purchase something but I learned this way and after using a press at the dealer, I'm faster splitting my way than setting up the press.
@@BluTechEquipment I’m probably going build one ,I’ve got a 1/2 dozen pins and bushings to do on my machine… figured a press would be easier. It’s an old Cat 215 on our family farm , not really worth anything.
Yea the nice part with the hose chunk is being able to swap out ends on the same handle, easier to store a bunch of different size drifts and one handle. I don't think my acetylene was high enough, usually what causes popping and backfires. I typically run 14/40, 14 psi acetylene and 40 psi ogen. Popping is especially noticeable with rose buds as they demand high gas flow.
Mine sounds like that when slag gets in there. But isn't Alberta a bit chilly to work in with nothing but the cab to warm up in? I'm basically as far north as it gets and 95% of us use vans, while the rest uses boxtrucks.
Excellent concept, just need to work on the editing. Less is more. Adjust the track, position the truck, torch the pin. Cut out all the filler, and improve the audio pickup and you'll have 1M subscribers with 500K views per video.
