These tiger tool videos are so cool, I wish we had them at work. Perfect tool for the job.

Absolutely love this Channel and can't get enough. About the only farming channel that really shows about repairs and how things work

Andy yout videos are really great 👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Nice to see another farmer who's not afraid to spend the money to buy tools to do the job safely quick and properly. You didn't damage the parts but you need to reuse and you certainly didn't jeopardize any fingers or toes. Good job.

That tiger tool certainly helps move the job along quicker

Tiger took worth the money

👍👍Works very good so it seems

That tool is incredible the time and labor saved “priceless” ! ! !

Great video Andy!

Great video like all the rest hopefully tiger tool is a sponsor if not they should be

Got the tiger tool on way now so amazing to see all the work thanks for another quality vid

Great job!!! Your are one hard working guy!!!

Thanks Andy for the great videos, my sister and family operate her husbands 3rd generation dairy farm, along with their 3 children (4th generation) all in their 20's here in Central Maine.They milk a heard of 600 Holsteins and Jerseys three times a day. I know how tough the business is, keep on pushing. Tell Nate to take it easy on the partying; even if you think he will not listen, it will matter to him down the road someday, he looks up to you and you have to mentor the young "fellas", boy do I remember those days, most great memories!

Great video Andy

Great addition to the toolbox

ANDY I have seen that Tiger tool advertised and wondered how well it would work . From what you and Nate just accomplished I'd say its a worthwhile investment

Wow, what an awesome tool.

wonderful videos of this new tool thank you.

Great video and having your camera man asking questions was nice

I watched your video with the universal tool. I ordered one.. Looks awesome.. I got the tiger one

Very impressive , Great tool ,

Great video I love my Milwaukee impact wrench that's a twin to the one you have i a custom farm mechanic in Minnesota I very rarely use a air impact anymore. That Tiger tool is amazing 👍👍👍👍keep up the great videos

Love the right tool for the job great video keep m coming stay safe and God bless

Your getting your money's worth out of that tool. I remember how you struggled doing it the other way. Great video and God Bless

Another excellent video.

I love your videos, keep them coming

Andy the focus on the camera is slightly blurry not quite focused, that new tool is going to save you hours in time it takes to change king pins, it could also be used an similar puller jobs not just king pins, thanks for showing it’s use, now to train your crew to use it correctly and safely, stay well Andy and catch you on the next vid

Should replace the two shocks with the springs that hold the wheels straight. Had to do it all the time on the 6 and 7 axle dumps. Love the tiger tool it worth the money the threads will strip out after about 12 king pins or more but well worth the headache. Love the videos you showing what goes into keep things running around there not everyone can take things to the repair shop if you want to make a living.

Great video

That tool is phenomenal every time I see you use it. But Nate had some drinking to get to. lol!

Good tools for a good mechanic

I usually grab the 1/2 air impact for big jobs and save the cordless for small jobs.

that is great, so much help to you. Thanks for the video.

great job all enjoyed the video thanks

Great job men

Pretty impressive tool and time saver! Worth every penny you spent on it. At least you didn't smash anyone's hands with that sledgehammer, Andy! lol

Nate did nice job video flowed better you were able to move easily

Yeah I think that tiger tool you bought is definitely worth the money.

Andy , the tiger tool is really paying for itself . It sure seems to save a lot of hard labor . I don’t know how you keep up with all that equipment .

Those Milwaukee impacts are impressive I have a 1/2" and a 3/8" they both have there place in the shop for sure

Tiger tool is great tools. I've got the U joint remover

That beats the hell out of a hammer and torch

year of the king pins dang !!!

There's no substitute for the sledge hammer. Lol. Great work there big fella.

Over all good job....

That part liked the place it was ^^

You could ask Nate if you could tag along with him. I think you want to let loose after a working in the shop all the time lol! Cheers Andy.

looks a lot safer than the front operation

The pins no bushings I bet were fine the thrust barring freezes up most times...my ole plow trks the case of the Bering rusts out most times...nice tool

I have the 3/4" Milwaukee and it's a hoss!

SNapchat Nate!!! Can't stop laughing about the five hour late video!!

Nate Nation!

Every spindle should have the Kaiser spiral bushings. They allow grease to get into the bushings better. Anything else and you almost have to grease them daily or they stop taking grease.

i wish you would do a video of replacing king pins on the front axel of a jhon deer tractor

good to see tool in real world in action. thank you are 4 draw bolts allen head bolts?

Is that Milwaukee the 1/2 or 3/4 version? As far as the lift axle not wanting to turn was it wore that bad or just hard grease and debris locking it up

Still kinda fuzzy, not sure if it is focus or dirt on lens or maybe on the untrasonic/IR sensor for the focus. Not sure what camera you are using.

You should look it to the one inch gun that they make

Why use a cordless impact, when you have access to an air impact hammer? Wouldn't that be better, and maybe the air would drive the plug where it impacts the king pin? Just curious. Thanks

Did you go along with Nate to unwind a little too?

Do all three sets of axles turn or just the firs one?

You need clear new camera ha love your videos I always have

Milwaukee makes a 1 inch cordless impact.

Ingersoll Rand 2161XP 160 PSI shop air P style couplers 3/8 hose put your ear plugs away, you would have cut 10 minutes off that job without all that noise, you will have to turn the knob down on the back of it one notch so you dont brake shit

Are you guys doing fieldwork yet Andy

Nate....lmao

I’ve been looking for a couple king pins and no one around me has any scrap ones and I don’t want to pay full price for one. Wondering if you guys go thru them or have damaged ones you might be interested in selling

Nate is he family member or just great employee?🍺

So how much does unit cost you

Auto greasing system are in your future I hope

Looks like you need a fulltime cameraman.

What are your normal work day hours?

Whats you're snap chat Andy??

Andy looks like that second spindle was where the trouble was, that bottom third was real rusty.