Warren it’s awesome to see your mental process when diagnosing a problem. That’s something that is overlooked by so many people is learning how to think and diagnose. Awesome video buddy
Thank you so much for your videos, Warren. I hope you are resting and relaxing with Family today, and for tomorrow- I thank you for your Service, achieving your Rank, and proudly Serving our Country. Happy Memorial Day to you, Warren.
Good for you. I'm the same way if I don't agree. It doesn't spoil the true reason I enjoy a host. Wish more people could see things as you do. Thanks for being an adult.. Be safe.
Warren, I'd like to thank you for your service to us and this country! It is most appreciated and remembered. Hope you get to enjoy the day and thank you for the video! God Bless you, and God Bless America!!!!!
Things going wrong..i used to be an electronics technician..i can remember things would just go smoothly, most stuff would get fixed or tune up as expected..then, you run into these 1, 2, 3, 4 week streaks when you cant do a darn thing right..you get do the point were you start really trying to be careful, you up your game, you ask advice, you do everything per the book, but shit keeps failing.
I feel you man, I've always seemed to be like this. 6-18mths, everything rosey, every job perfect, everybody happy than for some bizarre reason it seems like everything I touch for 4-6 weeks goes to shit to he point that you start doubting your ability, but it always passes and the cycle begins again - it's so weird! 😂
I've worked on gas cars, trucks ,equipment and small engines. Someone wanted me to rebuild a F350 Power Stroke, told them I had no experience working on diesels and turned down the work. After watching your videos I now know that was a good decision. Thanks for the vids.
always just as interesting and impressive when you just tear things apart. as if they were as simple as could be. and the stories are like topping on the cake.
Not really favoured by professionals but one of those Klein 11 function drivers comes in handy in an old machine with a harlequin set of screws, and it's a really nice quality.
I worked for a company here in Benton Harbor Michigan called AUSCO Products and we built brakes for off highway vehicles and JohnDeere and Agco was just two we supplied to.Watching you word on these machines bring back good times.Multi-disc brakes including Drive line brakes Service brakes Fail safe brakes you name it.Keep up the great videos Warren.As far as the coffee cup goes i am here for the videos not to see what is on ones coffee cup.SUBSCRIBER for life.
yes i love the Donald, and i am Australian, the toxic swamp in America, is affect-in the the world. But now ,Finally, let them wiggle out of this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yp6btJhS66c.html Tucker Carlson's brilliant job in dissecting the Fauci emails. Friday, 04 June 2021 You can find the complete results of the US FOI application www.documentcloud.org/documents/20793561-leopold-nih-foia-anthony-fauci-emails assets.documentcloud.org/documents/20793561/leopold-nih-foia-anthony-fauci-emails.pdf this is all about the U.Nations, aim to turn us all into como's. vested interests, that will not suffer, but gain? This subdifuse, has been going of for multiple years. It is no wonder the population, can not rationalize their thoughts, they are being totally brain cwashed
If I was trying to fix that sprayer I'd swap the motors from one side to the other to see if motors were bad or if its a flow problem. But that's just me without your knowledge and tools. I'll just stick to working on bikes. Happy Memorial day.
I’ve had similar problem with a pea viner hydra-static motor and it was locking up now and again and would go like hell down road. And I found that someone put a fresh set of pipes from a valve block to motor but got them wrong way around. I swapped them around never a problem after. Also I don’t know if it has sensors to motors them viners has a slip control when the sensor went down it would do similar thing you had swap to manual slip control in the computer and it would stop. Every year we had to do case leak test with them. Love channel Warren
Warren, I had a new hagie sts 12 that quite moving but it had good charge pressure. The product manager for hagie gave us a new hydro to put in the machine. After I replaced the hydro it still didn't move. I flow rated the hydro. I talked to one of the engineers at hagie on this machine and we did a case drain test and found two wheel motors that had high return on the case drain that was causing the wheel motors to not spin themselves at all. I would check the case drains on those two motors.
Hi Warren thanks again for your video, as you’ve mentioned tee in a gauge at all 4 motors and see what pressure you have at each motor, your issue seems to be like your one wheel motor is the cause the difference in forward and reverse is the direction of oil flow it’s almost like a hydraulic oil lock causing the engine to labour? Check to see if the motor you suspect has a higher case drain leak off, record time and litres hopefully you’ll find your issue 👍 Regards, Luke 🇬🇧🔧
I would suggest on the Wilmar hydro to swap the cartridges side to side - Left to Right - and see if the issue moves. If not then the issue is likely in a motor on the side that loads the engine. I think the pump swash plate is moving as you have reverse but there may be an issue mechanically in the rotating group. Case drain also is a good idea before buying a motor or more valves. Good video - keep up the good work
Well...luv that coffee cup mate. I like your style and work ethic. A lot of owners are their own worst enemies. Bad machine operators, awful at oil changes and servicing intervals. You watch some their videos when changing hydraulic hoses when swapping implements, no attempt to clean out the dirt on the couplings. 80% of all hydraulic problems are from dirt entry. When challenged about it..but it's got a filter. Best part is that you use a shop manual and use a torque wrench. Now as for that sprayer, those valve o-rings and those white back up rings were shot. Anyways I like your videos, no BS, st8 shooter. Thank you.🇦🇺🇺🇲
Its catchup time been away for a few days have fun Warren wish i was still able to get that involved used to work on Cranes dozers ect fora time interesting work dang heavy mind
I've got a John Deere that is hard to start. But if you move the steering wheel back and forth when trying to start, it starts then. Otherwise, it cranks very slowly like it is under labor or hydraulic pressure. Doesn't matter if in neutral or park. It is on its 4th starter now. The last two are gear reduction.
Railroad was probably a "High Hat"--a road vehicle with rail wheel adapters. Those range from around 3/4 to over 5 ton trucks in 2 and 3 axle configurations. They can sound passing strange, especially if the rail wheels are not fully aligned. Or if traction is from friction from dual rear rubber road tires. The MoW (Maintenance of Way) vehicles use all manner of exposed engines, too, which may or may not have working mufflers.
Hello Warren. Being a crusty old Scotsman, the penny finally dropped. I have been REALLY enjoying all the unseen content that appeared. These are your demonetised videos? I am getting slow to catch on...lol, but I did notice they all have you just being a normal human being with opinions and curses. I must say, America has gone right off the edge batshit crazy. I really feel for patriots like you.
Enjoying the green paint video. Especially this one since I got just like it!!! Only thing is it’s had a easier life Only been in the green shop once and it was minor!!!! 4K hours on it now
That’s right buddy it’s just a little dirt people one day you are going to be buried in it lol thanks for sharing buddy god bless you and your family God bless all service members thank you for your sacrifice
You are dead on about the insurance. Had an older neighbor who we ended up having to take to the emergency room due to heart problems. He ended up in ICU for 4 days and stayed in the hospital for a total of 14 days. He was on disability from the forest service for a back injury 25 years before this & had no insurance. He asked the wife and I to help him with the billing stuff because they told him he owed just over 38k for everything and he didn't have that much in the bank. Once my wife explained to the billing office that he had no coverage at all but wanted to pay cash for his treatment, the lady with the hospital finally whittled it down and told us they would settle for 4,680.00. I never realized how badly hospitals are gouging everyone until she came up with that number. 33 grand and some change difference between the real cost for his hospital stay and what they make the insurance company pay. No wonder insurance premiums are so high, the medical community gouges the Hell out of them because they know they can get away with it.
Im not an expert but have been around sprayers like that, at best when your stuck in the mud you maybe have one tire in front and one tire in back pulling, oil goes to least resistance, just my two cents worth, and maybe you should get some change back, lol thanks for the videos and your service
warren, you should explain to people, abut blue loctite. It is a thread locker, that can remove, unlike the permanent type, that you have to use, very high temperature to release.
JCB teletruck's (tlt25/30D) were the main thing in my world for busting cab windows - always had to check an operator hadn't stuffed a hammer or such other item under the seat runners before tilting that cab. You could break the back window too! If they had the vertical exhaust option it was secured to the rear of the cab by a small rubber bobbing/mount at the top - raise the cab and it would stretch and when it broke the exhaust would flick straight through the back screen on the rebound 😂. Think I was the only guy at my employer at the time who hadn't manage to do it.
Ur the man u seem to always fix everything!!! Love the channel its nice to watch a normal guy doing hard work. Its actually realistic not this fake water'd down reality lala land bs that is on every other piece of media
I had to put in a right glass door on a 6420 because the mower head threw a rock through it. Scared the crap out of the guy driving it, he didn’t see the rock so to him the whole door just shattered in front of him.
Thank you for the video Warren, always enjoy your commentary and opinions,. Got a special request I don't suppose you or your wife can do a show and tell about your goats?
Good morning Warren! Enjoying my Sunday coffee from my "caution! HOT COVFEFE" mug. Just sayin'. Haters never think beyond being triggered. Love hearing you think about that hydraulic conundrum. That's what coffee is best for. Them gears be turnin' in your head 24/7.
For that sprayer, can you bypass the valve body and plumb directly to each motor to see if one makes it labor? That is, if the case drain doesn't give you any indication? Or would it be too much flow to an individual motor? Also, with that valve body, is it possible that there is a crack internally that is allowing it to cross ports? Might be another thing to pressure test when off the sprayer.
I like me adjustable ratchet head wrenches, especially those that lock in a certain position. And may I thank you for supporting Trump by having that coffee cup. Once again great content. I had bought an Altec hydraulic test kit, yes a tad pricey yet it does allow you to hook up to a couple of ports for testing multiple ports at the same time, might be worth looking into for diagnostic on that sprayer and future projects.
Lol well if a coffee cup piss off that person then oh well and they must hate there self cause the problem is them not you or who's on the cup but thank you for your service and videos and I hope people get thicker skin and remember we are free cause people like you.....
If a guy took a jic 90 and drilled and tapped say an 1/8 pipe thread in the side it then could be installed to add a temporary test port, just a thought
No expert on hydraulics or hydrostatics, but grew up on a farm and was a mechanic for the first 20 year of my work career. Feel I have a fair understanding of hydraulics. If low is series flow then your thinking about a motor having a problem seem legit to me because one motor could effect the other. I think you explained that the front and rear motor circuits tee, so that does not support a left right problem. I realize it will no be easy, but think you should do the “pressure tee in” check at each motor. I think that way you will have a better knowledge if it will work if you go ahead and plumb it for low speed only. IDK my two cents worth.
My dream job to work for you . Fix a room at shop one could do light work and be guard? Only problem am 67 thats no big deal but big problem is live in north Florida! Any way really enjoy your channel ! You get a shit load of AT A BOY'S
My logical guess for Sprayer: There is a chunk of brittle rubber seal, jamming a valve. Disconnect all lines, use air to blow out every line. Check all valves & controls in cab, that are associated with it's operation. Flush all lines with Sea Foam.
On the sprayer.. could the pressure regulating valve spring be broken inside the pressure regulating valve.. that will drop pilot pressure almost to zero.. only way to tell is remove the pressure regulating valve.. figure out how to get the piston out as there is a retaining ring inside the bore you have to fish out with the piston depressed against the spring.. then knock the piston out and examine the spring..
There’s health insurance that is really good if your really healthy or really sick. Premiums are low because you pay 100 percent up to $10,000, then nothing after that. So, it covers you for the really big stuff, like if your truck goes over coming off the mountain, and you wake up in the ICU after a month to a couple hundred thousand dollar bill.
Steel jack stands make me nervous - Although much more work to move around I like big wooden blocks or steel stands with wood against the vehicle. Wood grips where steel on steel will slip like ice. Try loading a dozer on steel ramps and see.
