Screamin’ Jimmy, Thank You Kindly Sir for your Services and Sacrifice for our Country. God Bless You Sir & May God Bless America

Screamin’ Jimmy is an Ace in the Hole. Jimmy being from Maryland puts him in my back Yard, I’m just over the Mason Dixon In South Central Pennsylvania. A pleasure as always I’ll catch you on the next one. Keep It Safe Out There Fella’s

Once you get engine overhauled, get in touch with the tuner that Tim Gentry uses for his trucks to get great fuel mileage and HP.

James is the smartest cousin I have. Definitely the best one too

Don’t you just love the smell of stripping down a engine ….. ❤ brings back good memories helping my son into the wee small hours working on his cars here at home … … The world of life gives you awesome friends…..You have a absolutely amazing friend and Mechanic Bless Jimmy for all his knowledge and the help he’s given you 😊

This is what its all about, friends helping friends. Jim shows how much this is second nature to him with the quick & efficient tear down. Really cool to find the engine was a virgin. the old 8V71 screamers used to get about 300K before they went sideways, but I still love them. The best engine to turn diesel fuel into noise. Be kind to us & show us the inside of the liners please. Thanks for sharing

Jimbo is awesome mechanic! Love watching him, bring back a lot of memories. I did heavy equipment for 25 year's! Always enjoy watching!

You got a good friend right there! Jimbo knocked day one right out of the park! His workplace must love him with his excellent workmanship Keep it real! A lot of guys recommend replacing the bull gear when doing a rebuild. Food for thought.

I need a haircut🤣❤️👍🏻 Thanks for sharing….James is awesome! You’ll be on the road soon😊

Awesome video... bring on part 2.

might seem like a fool suggesting a merch idea and my budget really can't swing it..... but I see a collab hoodie with cox Deisel name on the front like his shirt with the veteran on the sleeve but on the back.... the Kenworth and wild w west. tactical lettering but cowboyish west barb wire and Kenworth and a cow mixed in. if it works out and sells good think of me.... id take a 4x hoodie.

Hands down the best, most experienced techs in the big truck game. You’re a lucky man!

You learning a lot an Jim is one he'll of a mechanic. God Bless

my favorite motors, one of the easiest to work on. i changed a turbo on one out in middle of mountains by rogers pass one night arond 3 am. changed a broken oil pan on a 379 pete in a snow storm out in middle of the prarries on a oil lease, i have no idea how many starters i R &R ed on one in all sorts of places. dropped a set of cam bearings into one, with a new cam. worst of worst was a water pump down at the boarder at sweetgrass one night. got my ass chewed cause the antifreeze puddle. but was not my fault the truck sat leakin for a day before i got there. doing a front timing cover inner gasket on one was worst job i did to a ol series 60. only say one thing glad i donot do it any more. now if i ever change a starter on one it will be more than i wanna do. if i get to, I gonna send ya a box. think you will find use of what i have in mind of sending you. did you get a new grain trailer and cattle pot?

Didn’t know I needed some feel good tonight….but I did!! Thanks again pal for sharing and being so genuine. Well done Sir👍🇺🇸

In the quest for independence, he who seeks and gains knowledge in the college of life not only reaps in the bounty of said quest but, to share that knowledge that lifestyle, that, in itself becomes a multiplier of bounties and blessings. There are good and positive forces in the life a man can choose to live. I like your choices.

It was nice seeing the engine running with the valves exposed, hope it wasn't too much of a mess for ya! Jimbo broke down your engine like it was nothing.

So cool to watch this makes me want to go to school for this after I finish my 10 yrs otr

Jimmy SEMPER FI sir!!!!!!!! I was in the same years but in Iraq n paralyzed now. It’s all good n life is great. Married my occupational therapist out of the VA Hospital. Jax, I don’t have cattle, a farm nor an 18wheeler or even driven one but ur channel is so amazing n ur very interesting.

Great video

in framing is a miserable job, my hats off to you guys for digging in and getting it done.

Great video, better than the other videos , you are so cool, the up coming strike with truckers and railroad, would love you take on it , when it happens, thank you so much for your videos of real people doing what we do,,

What Gem Jax, to find Screaming Jimmy. An incredible talented. Thank you for you service. I wish I had a genius mechanic when my 1271 in my Fire engine went bad fighting Californian firestorms and my twin 471s in my landing craft failed. What a guy.

Incredibly interesting video! Amazing how intricate and complex those engines are. Thank God for good mechanics who can keep those beautiful machines running strong 💪🏼

I'm totally laughing my ass off on this whole thing. Glad you're getting things taken care of with this. These toys aren't cheap by any means. Hope all goes well. NTW you a hair stylist/barber, nahhhhhhh not even with the long beard and man bunn. Mechanic ahhhhhh, you know how to get your hands dirty. LOL Take care mister.

I'm not a trucker. However, if you want to do something good for the newly built engine, then invest in a parking heater (Webasto) with a timer that preheats the cooling water. They use the timer to set when they need the truck. They then arrive at a truck with the engine preheated. This increases the service life of the engine and minimizes its wear and tear costs. Unfortunately, I don't know whether a "Green APU" also preheats the engine. But it would also be a good investment for your business.

O rings are now made out of co polymers and shrink or dry out enough that they look good but they allow oil.deisa gas or other liquids or fuel by products like exhaust The same is true with air conditioners by turning air conditioners house models or vehicle models there's oil added to what gass they use in each unit

Hey Jax that looks like a lot of fun not it looks like a mess done many gasoline engines diesels scare the crap out of me good to see you bro smile

Woohoo I've been waiting for this epsiode!!

James is a good guy! I could tell you some stories 😂

Love the channel, and love the podcast also. Great to listen when trucking across Wyoming, my freighshaker is cranked up to 80 mph and get 7.2 mpg. Granted the freight I haul is light. A heavy load I’m 60,000

I will be driving through Billings in a little while I can wait there and pick them up for you if you haven’t got them all situated yet

I have followed you for a while and yes watched a lot off your old back catalogue of videos. But watching this video has left me concerned Jax, as you seem to have black oil on you and I always thought you had a none stick coating 😂😂😂

Total magic! Jimmy knows his stuff for sure! Jimmy thank you for your service, maybe you're interested in running a country? We need some help there too.

Great stuff Jax! Kudos to Jimmy and his skills! And watching the pleasure you're getting from learning new stuff! "Every day is a school day!" 👍

I thought that drain pan was gonna over flow.

I would love nuthing more than to visit Montana..... beautiful country 😊😊

Howdy - a bright spot for the week

Cool video Jax’s can’t wait for the remaining ones, love this type of content. Where’s Rooster I would have thought he would at least be the boss of this project. God bless guys.

Couldn’t imagine you making people silky smooth at a hair salon!

Treasures indeed, you are so right on the day to day workings of any mechanic. Your venture is only here and there. Now you have greater insight to the beauty of learning every day. Keep it up and never stop!

We had 2 sometimes 3 mechanics in our shop keeping the fleet (fire apparatus & ambulances) going. They are invaluable. Especially when they’re top-notch. You’re lucky to team up with James.

Good to see you

Wow. Looking forward to the next video on this trucks evolution 😀

Jax great that both of you are going to rebuild that Detroit but like jimmy cats are the easiest to work on when to Ziegler Caterpillar School great video thanks

Hell yeah can't wait to see what in store . Love the channel and love you guys keep up the good work

That 12.7 Detroit is hard to beat

Cool always wanted to see a Rig getting overhauled, thanks!!

You are such a handsome sasquatchian! 😂 love ya ! I’m in SD - but in the SW corner - ranch land not so much farming, but it’s rough, rocky and mysterious.

I'm just rolling 65 through south Dakota. Bringing it!!

Another hilarious episode! 😂 I guess you couldn't find the history of the truck because there literally was none! I don't know a thing about the Detroit engines but here in the UK we have a lot of Volvo trucks and their engines are built to do a million miles, I'm looking forward to the next episode! 😁👍

YOU CAN USE THAT UV LIGHT TO FIND CRITTERS ...WHEN IN AZ I FOUND SCORPIONS(multi colors...orange, yellow) GECKOS(looks like a chocolate lizzard with stripes on its tail)

I Love Cox! James Cox that is… He truly is a master in his craft. Great video , I subbed to the channel!

It's always good to have a guru showing you how things work and doing the job properly 👍🏻👍🏻 It's sooo cleeean in there with all that diesel getting pumped around!!

Talk more about Freddie's football practice for us old guys who have not played for 50 + years.

LOL.. just listened to Steady at the wheel, Episode 5 .. now watching this video and your hold a bag of diatomaceous earth.. I dont think I would put that on the garden after cleaning up the oily floor 😉

Cox is a good dude 🤘🏻🤘🏻 I worked with him at Cat he knows his stuff for sure I’d always try to hang around and learn anything I could from him. Keep kickin A$$ bro good work COX

love the content bud keep it up

you should pick up a moter and buy parts for it Lil by Lil and start upgrading painting put performance parts in it without having downtime whith the truck and eventually you will have one sick monster of a moter to put in whatever you want to possibly a truck for show and performance ..just a suggestion. its been a dream of mine to find a good moter for my 68 Ford Ltd whithout taking the one in it out and build it and when done put it in and beagle to say I did it my self ..but ya I see were your coming from .godbless and stay safe

I know Catman Cox!!! So exciting to see him

yea buddy!

Guilty! Haha of binge watching your channel 😂

Heck yeah brother 👍

Use a red brick, rub it all around to soak up the oil spill s.

Yo cool as bro 🤙

Hilarious, had me going for a minute with that online dating stuff. I was like, aww hell no...great video. I have an old w9 with a cat 3406e, a 99 means no e-logs and Regen crap.. cool beans. Mine had a cracked head when I got it. New head and turbo now with 6" stacks.

Jax, I’m watching this video and boom you got me bingeing on your channel. Your a talented man, Next I’m on your merch site reading your about me and boom there it is. Your a returned missionary! Although I no longer attend church. I have the upmost respect for the church and it’s people. If your trucking through Orange County calif and you need a place to sleep or get washed up. Let’s talk. 👍

Good job guys !!

FRICKIN AWESOME DRIV,AH, HOPEFULLY YOU GET YOUR ROCKER ARMS MAN...

I’ve worked in mechanics shops and that’s one of the cleanest in frames I’ve seen. Good work

south tech boynton beach fl teacher made us use red clay bricks to rub in the oil dry.but that was 40 years ago

Thanks. I like your music. Is it your own music?

Hands down my favorite youtube channel to watch lately ypu never know what they might get into each and every video is so different

Top content WWW , Keep them coming 🙂

Been binge watching all your videos over the last few weeks Jax, really enjoying your insights and overall delivery. Thanks for what you do.

I love it

Awesome vid man

Not many guys could set up the rack on a two stroke like the old man who taught me how to do it, almost an art to doing right. The only way that engine could have that much blowby is if they put undersized pistons in the cylinders, and I doubt that very much. Just too many miles on it for sure. 750 sounds about right, I was lucky to get 550-600 thousand out of mine but I drove them hard and all out from day one after the break in period. That one soundtrack reminded me of Canned Heat back in the day. Time to pull the crank with the cam and send them off to get turned so after you put front and rear seals in it that thing will be ready for rebuild time. But I would reseal everything on the front of that engine as well with new gaskets, just so all the engine components have been gone through and rebuilt down to the water pump as well as oil pump. So that way your starting over with a new engine from to back. do ti a few times it just becomes second nature to us.

Hey Jax, you just put paid on the notion that lads with a hair knot atop ain't lads. BTW, I just did myself a homemade mullet. All the best for Canadian Thanksgiving man.

Better not let Diesel Dave know you have a side bromance going on 😂

Jax it all comes down to work ethic we have it but most don’t care in my mind I buy a kit with X amount of stuff I should get X amount of stuff not W and not Y the roper stuff cause I pre buy parts months even years in advance to doing a project cause I change everything I make it new I refuse to buy new anything it spreads the cost out I buy when money is plentiful and when it’s slow I fix I put a bypass centrifuge oil filter on my 7.3 liter and I had it sitting on a shelf for 6-9 months and a weird shouldered bolt was missing from the filter kit the company I bought it from eventually sent me the bolt but it’s a pain to explain why it’s been so long I did film opening kit as to show the seal to the box being broken my point being we shouldn’t have to do that it should be there sorry got rambling BigJon

Been calling GMs scrimmaging jimmys scents the 1970s

Check the injector cups

I’ll tell ya what Jax I have a 4-53 Detroit that the inside looks like tar was used as oil I’m just gonna throw some diesel in an see how much sludge comes out cause your motor is spotless on the inside

Something tells me , this is not Mr. Jim’s first rodeo

Mondaine or routine think what you mean about Mechanic's rebilled on there jobs . I was like you learn by helping mechanic how things come apart to do rebuild interesting lesson.

Coxy looks like George Peppard

Howdy there feller! 🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️ 🔨⬇️ ole son!!! Let's get to rollin

Stackie Jax And Jimmy Jukernaught….Doin stuff… Daddy like. Is there anything better than dudes with tools? I think not. Alright..admittedly..what I typed is a little weird.. Don’t judge me. ✌️

Screamin jimmy ? No way he should be known as 2 Stroke Jimmy

Hey weed man weeds

I figured you'd have yourself a "TESLA" semi by now! Lol

Howdy driver. I live in NM now.

Too bad Cat quit making on-road engines.

Instead of Screaming Jimmy how about Cracker Box???

Not sure if it's just me but that jimmy guy has a resemblance to actor Mark Hammond.

Old green series 60, is that an old DDEC III ENGINE? Wait a 1999 would have been DDEC IV.

What's the possibility of that injector hole to have a hair line crack,? If so have the head maginia fluxed to find cracks that aren't visible to the human eye.

Hey will!! Its oct 10 22. I believe just saw you in lavina pullin a landol trailer??

Jax’s where is part 2 at