I didn't have enough pop corn. waah hahahaha

i love how you guys dive right in and keep chipping away until the job is done. you take on projects that require some grit and resolve.

I like your channel because you are a working man who isn't trying to impress with all kinds of fluff that doesn't have much if anything to do with the task at hand. You get the work done.

anyone that has driven the D400D knows they were powerful and fun to drive ! I am glad I never tried to take one apart .

What a monumental struggle. You'd think the engineers would do a better job allowing easier maintenance but....that's a problem in so many products both large and small. Thank goodness for the antisieze!

Oh my ! Is this all that's left of a magnificent D400D ? 30 yrs ago (!) it was one of my favorite CAT articulated Dump truck on the construction sites, and I even built one scale model for my 2 sons when they were kids, with many other tiny Caterpillar replicas ! Rock on !!

Knew you were keeping that rig for a reason, great video, thumbs up,suprised you did not invite Casey to help, Those transmissions are rare anymore

Great to see the next generation of go getters showing how to get it done. Ill bet you are developing a reputation with your customers in the heavy equip field as the go to place in a pinch, right?

I was bitten by a brown recluse and spent 10 days in ICU with a major staff infection, necrosis, three mini strokes and amnesia. I had to have surgery to remove necrotic tissue and I had amnesia for two months and was released by my employer because they said they could not keep my job open for two months even though a week before the incident I was given a promotion and told I was the best service tech they had ever had. They fought the $50,000 hospital bill and I had to force them to pay with an attorney! Life of the working man LOL!

Wow.. a lot of work getting that out. I'd never be able to do that without cursing.. a lot. 😅😅 Thanks for the video

The key to it all is whatever it takes to get the job done!

Businesses are doomed to fail, without good people who can work with each other. So many times, the tools, the jobs, the materials - are all in place, and the whole thing crashes and burns because of one hostile, contrary MF'er. Glad to see there are some guys who get along, and get a tough job done.

I don’t think the guys getting this transmission are going to cut that piece of frame on the water truck😮

New drinking game: every time someone says Yard Sale take a shot.

Every time I under estimate my m18. It surprises me.

Would have been nice if you pressure washed first😊

When you see how it was situated inside all the other parts, just think of the person or persons that had to design it to make it initially. Didn't happen over night that's for sure...

just wondering why you dont pressure wash before working on it

Nice work guys

I love that heavy equipment stuff awesome pleas more Videos 👍👍👍

Could run it up in your trans testing unit. Run clean fluid thru make sure its good

I think if you put a come along or chain block on the single leg you could of manipulated it out but it was entertaining anyway

Very Good Job My Friend ❤❤❤❤❤

nice job

Can you test that one on your test stand?

So roughly whats a transmission go for used ?

Why didn’t you pressure wash it first seems that would have made things easier

I think yous could have got it out without cutting the frame only because they are not going to cut the frame to put it in. However, since you’re a salvage business, that’s what I would have done too. Big difference in salvaging a part and remove, repair, replace.

Work this is nightmare here calgary alberta I help one time big job with peter kiewit repair this not cheap but you show on youtube what happen.thank you video.

Did good grasshopper

Curious where you guys get your Cat Yellow Paint in bulk, do you buy it from Cat? Or aftermarket match paint? Thanks ahead of time, good videos enjoy watching ..

Can’t believe you used that torch without dark glasses? Very dangerous

The spider scared me too.

I guess I spoke to soon😊

How would anyone ever figure out where all those hoses go?

Ces machines remplacent progressivement les humains pour faire des travaux difficiles

Challenging stuff that heavy engineering.

If it went in there it should come out there is always a way

CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR !!!

I do believe your lucky you are not installing it.😊

That was a booger to get out

Pity the poor brass studs that have to remove the dead box and install this replacement😮

Greasy, gooey, messy turn into bling. I was hoping to watch transmission flush process.

why don't you clean off the equipment that your working on so you can clearly see what the hell your doing?

God looks like you need the all the way up all the way down rules on your shop doors doesn't take to much to bend them up and screw them

How much of a job does the customer's mechanics have in front of them? They don't have the luxury of the liquid wrench. Whew!

I see another jeep

Could you please just stop talking for a minute 🙏🏾

Great video. What happened to your shop door?