Warren, I love your videos. Makes me wish my Step dad was still alive. He taught me what I know about David Brown Tractors and the twins known as FORDSON MAJOR(gas) and POWER FORDSON MAJOR(diesel).

Hey Warren, I know this is an older video, but you should check out the homemade tire installing rig Logger Wade made up. It’s a roller arm that you lift with your crane. You can lift off the tire, and when you re- install it , you can rotate the tire to line up the bolts. Looks pretty slick, and no back injuries. Great channel. Love your content. Cheers from Canada.

That's a big ass tire....There is a lot of skidders around here cropping,raking,bedding pine trees (Taylor County,Fl.)....The tires on these are huge. I am truly enjoying your videos and have learned a lot from you.

Excellent job sir! Boy Did that old girl sure start nice, barely touched the starter and it was purring!

addicted watching your videos. you're a supermechanic.

Seems like you do more in one day then most do in a week....enjoy your videos....thanks

That is a BIG job for one man. Respect for nailing it.

Great video thanks for showing us the repair job on the skidder have a great day

Long hot hard day Warren hope you had a long cold beer at the end

Warren, watching you manhandling that tire was like watching somebody wrestle a tiger and win all 3 pins. Impressive, from your skills, to your humility, to your terrier like determination!

Great video young man! I would love to take over an old building like that and operate from it. It may be out of the way but it is also out of sight of thieves too so hopefully more safer. That building is an opportunity from where I am sat but the reality may be really different!

Nice to see some old iron floating around still. Had a 977L come in the shop for undercarriage just yesterday couldn’t believe it

Great video 👍👍 iam a forrest worker in sweden,, drive a komatsu 895 and a tigercat 635 sometimes. Here its a law that says when mechanics are out and fix the machine there have to be at least one guy or owner of the forrest machine company with him for safety. The mechanic isnt aloud to work alone in the forrest.

Watching you wrestle some of those tires around. If you had something for your crane like the fork attachment from a lumber boom truck could sure help out

Great video wrestling with those big tires especially in the heat isn’t fun ! That shop will be awesome when you get it cleaned out , it’s nice just having a roof over your head and electric! Sounds like great physical therapy for Blake lol! Thanks for sharing 👍

man that shop will be sweet when you get it all cleaned up!

Lovely work warren

Always nice to work in the flat. It usually dosen't work out that way in the woods, though.

Another excellent video.

Ahh, a quiet engine, the one's we had around NW Missouri all had Screamin Jimmy's in them!

Another great job Warren and hard work for you. Like your universal impact hub nut wrench, I have one just like it in the UK. Steve

A hard working man thanks for the inspiration .

You need to teach a class for young folk on what actual work is! Keep it up bud!

great job sir hard work but rewarding

He knows his stuff in all ways

Nice workshop wish I had the old lathe.

Love the old LATHE.

hope you charge your customers accordingly, thats alot of hard work

Like that old lathe, make a good restoration project

You know, there is not much to you as far as weight...but you are solid muscle!!!

Great job.

love that service truck of yours! I have a venturo crane on my truck but it isn't near as nice as yours!

Reminds me of the old timers how hard they worked in all the jobs//

That damn tire is almost to big to handle - but you did it

Got 2 of them old lathes ,once they are cleaned up will work great,l liked the video

Everything in the tool box is a hammer except a screwdriver that's a chisel :)

Just goes to show , don't need be big guy throw those tires around just use what you got at the time to make it work for you as best as you can , it will go on , might be battle but it will go in place .

I was wondering how you got started with your customers did you do it on the side until you built up enough work to be on your own full time also was wondering if you have ever had any problems with putting those metal face seals every one I have put in I have fought them.

My back hurt watching you putting the tire back on.

another great video bud

Damn I didn't think that was you. So used to seeing you in coveralls lol

The great thing about this vid is at the end WreckerWarren rassles TerrorTire, and pins that sombitch!

did you ever have to bubble balance that tire?

Great video Warren! Do those bearings go in dry no grease?

No disrespect here intended, he reminds me of a army of ants. Determined to get the job done.

Okay, 4th time, missed you saying dont put in backward. must have blinked. In my defense, I am home sick with bronchitis and on meds, for the last three days and my enterainment has been watching your videos. I have been going back to see the old ones trying to catch up, dude wish could help you what tool or thing can I send? I know one thing a 2.5 gal water can and holder to mount on truck would help.

Love to have that old lathe

Was that a Bear 🐻 behind you

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I use baking soda to clean rust off delicate gears no pitting

Is that inner spline in backwards???

I think I can see a little stove pipe running up the lower wall where the fire was.

Its the meds. I need to just watch and enjoy don't take me seriously. But would like to send you something.

Great work! Ever do any jobs on a 450 JD dozer?

So is that going to be your second workshop or a new one?

I know 2 people who would have loved to get that lathe. Keith fenner and Keith Rucker.

When you took out of rusted ring gear the bearing and hub was outside of ring gear ???? How does the spiders gears fit with hub in the way ??? Or did i just see wro g

Leaving a comment..... hope you can use the extra money from KZfaq to make your next family vacation, a little more exciting.

Okay watched a third time the inner plate of the rusted ring gear,the bearing was outside of ring gear and when you installed it in clean ring gear, the bearing hub was inside. but did see you put ring gear in hub it looked like you had turned it so the bearing was outside. then you installed nut and lock bolted it then video jumped to you putting on caliper with hub completed assembly. any way. no big deal you got it done and by yourself. I was worried that the tire was going to hurt you by fallig on you, you must be strong but hey dont want to see you hurt. know you got to do what you do but dame you fighting them wheels they hurt you.

Warren do you ever work on any buses or motor coaches

Did anybody else just see that Bigfoot stock in Warren in the far back left corner of the picture is looking around the tree

Wow,one little mistake and your under that 1000 lb tire, and then what are you going to do?

You must have been tired that day to reassemble backwards.

People wonder why mechanics cuss a lot do you see what they have to go through.

You better grow eyes 👀 in the back of your head there is a Bear behind you when you are torquing that hub down on the back of your truck

23:57. I've got one if you want to borrow it....

the sound makes it unwatchable, god damit