New winch for the Tigercat 

Patrick , don’t be shy young fella. These boys couldn’t do much without skilled guys like you around to keep bailin em out!

Appreciate Doctor Patrick tigercat letting you film the winch swappin. I have to do my dozer cable solo, I use two 4x6 blocks bolted together around the cable to squeeze it and add drag as it spools on. Lotsa bar oil soked into the wire for my yearly service.

Thanks Patrick, for agreeing to let the camera run. This was very interesting. I'm glad I got to see it.👍🏻👍🏻

Thanks for such an informitive show. It was interesting watching you change the winch. Thanks.

Now a lot of people don't realize, that Milwaukee has more Removing Power, than it does Installing Power but Considering The Size of Machine it was used on in this Video, Makes that Tool More Impressive to Me, for the Work it was doing!

Yessir Mr. Tim them ole boys don’t know anything about these hills. People don’t think we got much of em but in places there is a some bad ole bluffs and hills!

You were right about the winching the cable in and holding on to it bad idea while winching in dangerous just hook it up to a 🌲 and wined it in. It's a dangerous job. 👍

Morning Tim! Patrick 'preciate your field service to the T'cat..

I completely agree with you winch cable is nothing to mess with no matter what you are doing with it. I had a 98 Chevrolet suburban hooked on my winch cable on my 53ft gooseneck flatbed trailer from when I picked it up to transport it. The Auction manager was going through my paperwork to make sure everything was there they needed to sell it and while we were doing that 1 of the Auction worker jump on to the trailer to unhook all the straps to unload it but never asked me because we usually unload are own trailers Everytime. I noticed he was about to put it in neutral and release the park brake and I tried to get his attention and jumped on the trailer to stop him next thing I know I hear a loud sound from the cable getting broke off the winch took out both of my legs flipped me off the trailer on to the ground landing on my head. Both of my legs were cut thru the skin and muscle to the bones. That was the scariest thing I have been through and I have gone through some serious shit in my life. I got hit by a drunk driver split my head wide open from front to back broke 6 in my neck and 15 in my back and I use to be a professional freestyle Motocross rider an I have been through some serious crashes learning new tricks.

Great. I’m glad you got pulling power now.

We call those burrs on a cable "Jaggers". Had plenty of those setting chokers. Soaked in oil and hurt like nothing else!

Hopefully that winch will make a big difference like it should, looking forward to seeing how it does !! Great job as always Tim!!

That was quite the job of replacing the winch. It's good that you had the right tools on hand to take care of it.

That little Millwalkie bad boy does the job coton. Can't wait to see that new winch put to the test. Great video!

Tim thank you everything you do for these videos.

He doing so good he even stuck a plug in that line for you.

A Friend Of Mine Owns A Collision Repair Shop And Been In Doing That Type Of Work For A little Over 35 Years And He Has Used About Every Brand Of Battery Powered Tools Along With The Primarily Used Air Tools, Which Are Snap-on, Blue Point, And Only A Few Mac Tools But He Is A Firm Believer In The Milwaukie Fuel Series Tools And He Has Several Other Locally Owned Businesses, He Works With, Switched Over To Using The Milwaukie Tools Also.. Milwaukie Tools, Are The Very Best In Our Opinion Hands Down!!! 💪💪

Ole Patrick gonna be a superstar in his hometown. lol. that was a cool video to watch. That Milwaukee is a beast.

I live in Perry,fl......Pine tree capital of the south....Great videos. It would be cool to see some bedding.

Great video. That impact is impressive

This is cool to see how the winch is installed and used in the field.I work for carco winch machining the gears for these winches. Enjoyed the video

Yea, when Tim signs his autograph they get LATER TATER!!! lol

😊👍👌 ALWAYS intriguing, delving into your world down there!!! 💪 "SO MANY TOYS" THANKS TIM 😍😍😍😍😍 🙏

great video Tim, man that Milwaukee impact is awesome and a nice rake for the mini be safe and have a blessed day !

Awesome video Tim. You sure covered a lot in this one. 👍👍👍. Anxious to see that rake in action.

I use a 1/4 impact to undo the lugs on my truck. I don't trust it to torque them back on but it sure takes em off. Battery stuff is coming around.

Great video, those Milwaukee tools have quite a bit of torque

Glad to see they got it fixed. I am curious what Model Winch it is. You can have 3 Different Model Pipelayer/Sidebooms, all three are using the Same 30,000 rated Lift Winch. All three have a Different Capacity one has a 90,000 Cap, 140,000 Cap, & 200,000 Cap, the difference is all 3 are using Different Size Load Blocks. One has a 4 Part, one has a 6 Part, and one has a 8 Part. When we do Derailment Work we use the Larger Size Load Blocks to Increase the Lift Capacity if the Machine. Also on Almost All Hydraulic Winches you Highest Pulling Capacity is on a Bare Winch Drum, for some reason their Capacity Derates as the Drum Fills Up with Wire. When it comes to Dozers & Pipelayer/Sidebooms the Two Main Brands are Carco & Allied/Hyster. I Prefer Allied as they are the only one that Makes a PTO Winch for a Dozer Larger than a D6. Carco quit making PTO Winches for the Cat D7-D8 & Larger Machines. PTO Winches don’t derate as the drum fills up, they have the Best Pull Capacity. The Allied W12E PTO Winch has a 140,000 Line Pull Capacity Bare or Full Drum. The H12E Hydraulic version of that Winch Derates down to 96,000 Pounds as that Drum Fills Up.

See that millwalkie broke it loose for the air gun lol.

Milwaukee builds the best battery powered Tools in my opinion... We have a bunch of different M18 Fuel Brushless and M12 Tools and we use either the 9 amp or 12 amp batteries for the extended runtime. Barely 5 years ago, we never thought we would have used a battery powered tool much in the Collision Auto Body Repair Business, a friend of Mine Owns.. Air is still the Primary Tool but The Milwaukee's get a lot of everyday use at least 5 days each week, every week... Besides just simply wearing out an individual Milwaukee Tool, I can't think of any, that have broke or given a battery issues and we haven't had any bad battery or charger issues up to this point either after a few years of running them....

👍 video 🌲 that Milwaukee 1 inch gun did a good job taking off those 🔩.

They typically use block and tackle with the pipeline rigs too. That multiplies the force.

I can't wait to see the grapple in action.

Everybody's saying how great the Milwaukee is, but from what I saw in this video and the one with the piston nut, the pneumatic guns still had to come finish the job. I'm not saying it's not an impressive tool especially for its size, but not quite up to pneumatic power, unlike Milwaukee's 1/2" drive guns. I'm sure it would be perfect for HD truck maintenance. Thanks for the real world testing.

When that cable sticks ya it goes right to the bone

Tim, that cable will rip your hand out like a Sheetrock saw!!

Really good video today Tim.

Very impressed by the Milwaukee impact! And cant wait for you to put that rake on the mini and destroy something!

Tim, as soon as you said about getting skewered by that cable, i couldn't watch anymore! I was thinking that the whole time, not fun!

Lil bit o comedy to brigh'en ya day. Love it. At wooda been funny right there to see all that oil go all o'er de place. Writing with the conveyence of accent is tough.

Keep up the good work Patrick make sure you keep Tim an arm length away from your work area. And when he's done playing around with that Milwaukee junk break out the Snap-on

That's a sweet lookin winch! Thanks for the video!

The camera doesn't do justice on alot of things as far as size comparison. Maybe a ride along could put it in perspective for folks. Thanks for the video cool stuff

Go get ‘em Patrick!

big impact airflow issues.. invest in a 5 or 7 gallon tire fill tank. take out the factory fill fitting. change over to what ever size pipe.. install a Tee with the tee straight thru into the tank.. not out the side of the tee.. use a 10 foot long hose in 1/2" or 3/4" on a hose barb onto the tee without a quick connect.. put a hose barb in the end of the hose that you can thread directly into your air impact when you take your quick connect out. on big guns its going to be probably 1/2" but look at your impacts. on the side of the Tee install a bushing reducer and which ever quick connect plug you have for your big hose.. now you have a surge tank to boost break away pressure at your impact.. no more few hits and then a slow down.. you should be able to get 5 to 7 seconds of full torque before the air pressure drops. you do have a choice of installing a ball valve with another tee and hooking in a second regular size air hose quick connect plug.. so you can hook both big hose and the normal hose to the surge tank.. yes its a pain to carry this extra tank around.. but its a needed tool when things are crazy tight..

I hope the winch works good for years to come.

Tim, Tim, Tim.. Please give Patrick my congrat's and my digit's..LMAO Patrick look's promising there Tim, Oh great video and love the new rake for the mini.. Have a good one Tim..

Great video Tim. Have a good rest of the week

I learned how to splice that wire rope. HATED IT!!!!!

Looks like you might need to build a stand for that rake to make it easier for the mini to hook up to it.

Interesting video Tim!

The ol Milwaukee just loosened the bolts up for the IR

Ct you remind me of my dad. Can be working and have done something a million times and he knows it but he will still tell me how to do it on certain things or what I can and cant do and tell me everything I was already about to do anyways lol like you telling him to put the long extension on. Like thanks dad i was just going to keep hoping itd magically work .Love it lol nice vid hopefully this winch Is worth a shit. I use 1' gun all day on some equipment thatd swallow forestry stuff. I couldn't live without my air gun. I use the Milwaukee 3/8 and 1/4 impact alot on little stuff I love em but when it comes to the big boys I need my air lol I actually just got the 1/2 fuel. We will see how it does my 3/8 has been through world wars

What was wrong with the winch that you needed to replace it? How much use did it have? What model Tigercat and winch model and number is it?

Great Video.... Awesome rake for your Mini... How soon does the 635 get it's winch replaced... Keep up the good work and great videos and... Thanx for sharing...

Those handles on the service truck are what they use on fire trucks...lots of grip

Shoul you have replaced the bent supply tube?

Nice rake. Likcto se it in action.

Are they going to put a new one on the 635 for you all. Enjoyed the video thank you for sharing looking forward to seeing the new piece on the mini

Do you know anything about the gearmatic 19 winch. I have one on the back of my dozer that has never worked.

I have a question i own a tree service so we use amsteel i know they make 1 inch amsteel would that work better or would it wear out to fast we work our winch every day all day and i work it pretty hard its just a question

If you put a pair of channel locks or a pipewrench on that extension it would’ve broke them loose. You just can’t have any play in it

I know that sideboom winches are hydraulic driven and are a lot bigger because they hold more wire. Dozer winches are direct drive and man you can stand a d8 on end an d it won't slip

Can't believe you didn't replace that damaged return line.

Tell Milwaukee to get you a set of 1" drive crows foot impact adapters. That will help out in tight areas.

I’m sure that you have seen the price list for labor when the owner watches or helps

Patrick is da man son!!!

Mash on it Antwan!!!

if you wanted to get to him, you could have used your drone over him while he was taking the winch out

Oh yea like that rake let’s see how she works with the thumb see ya Napa mike

Wonder how much torque that Ingersoll rand was runnin?

A Hayes HDX 1271 with a Allison will Breeze up that hill... LOL✌

Is the winch used to free yourself when stuck or does it have another purpose? Thanks

Chewed my Dewalt rep out about this, as in where is ours?.....lol

Tim.....very interested in the mini rake. Contacted them last night. Looking forward to your first use video. Any schedule for that yet? Made sure they knew where I found out about hem. I've got the 040 with 6 way blade.

I can tell you have a great relationship with your mechanics. But here's a word of advice from a contractor. If you've got a tradesman on site dont offer tools unless they ask. I understand you're making movies and advertising for Milwaukee. But all that 1 inch gun did was make the job longer. It's too hot to use a tool that might work when you've got one on the truck that you know will work. I dont mean any disrespect and I hope you dont take this the wrong way

I have no doubt that electric gun had those bolts tight enough lol

New toy yay hope it works great for you

Hey Patrick isn't jaybird but we'll show you some love. Hahaha Oh BTW thanks Patrick. Hahaha

You are a kick! Funny!

Love the commentary ....

Does Patrick do t-shirts and stickers? How can we get his autograph? ;-) One of our truck engineers at the motor company Research place I worked at, once forgot to unlatch the tailgate on a twenty yard dump truck while tipping a full load of sand, and tipped it over backwards onto its rear end. So one of the truck fitters set up to pull him back down with a steel cable to another dump truck. The engineer was too nervous to climb down, and insisted on staying in the cab. Well the cable broke at the tow truck end, and whip lashed back taking out the other truck's screen scaring the engineer half to death. It was not far off being all the way to death, and he was one lucky bugger that day. We had at least one fatal accident when two engineers were weaving a light truck through cones and tipped it onto its side. The passenger had been sitting with the window open and his arm outside, and fell out of the truck and was crushed beneath it, (obviously not wearing his seat belt). Come to think of it, we had at least one other fatal, and a good few close calls and badly injured from accidents. One engineer saw flames following him while driving a company car. He stopped, jumped out and ran, and was still blown onto his face moments later. The retaining straps of the fuel tank had broken, and the steel tank dragged along the road leaking petrol and making sparks, but instead of an apology for nearly killing him, he got bollocked for putting in a claim for the leather jacket that was burned on the back seat.

Great video

You need to try there 18 volt flash light

On a daily basis, I wonder how an engineer would design heavy equipment if that same person worked on them out in the field. Jess foo fur tot.

Why are you guys replacing the winch?? I was told those things were indestructible

Good Job Patrick 😂😆you are now you tube famous 👌👍

Flopped a 2013 Pete Aug 11 last year. Stuff happens

Tell Patrick thanks for the vid

Real good name brand (safety issue they break its not always a very good outcome ) Swivel Socket Set's. Did I see that Mechanic dancing in backgound when you had load trucks? LOL Joke.

put ya a deere winch on it ;-)

It's hard to beet the IR impacts thay are tuff

We've got a 620e the winch on it is a pto winch why's y'alls hydraulic

Was this before the stuck cat or after

Does Patrick have a fan club?

Hi Tim are you there .

Please keep your camera calm.

I get tired just watching you running up and down that damn hill!!

What good is a new winch, without a new paint job? 😂

Nice commercial