Yep, Schaeffer is, in my opinion, the absolute best lubricants on the market. Watch their million mile teardown videos, and there are other independent tear down videos that are truly eye-opening.

How do I know if my truck is allowed to tow 16,000 lb trailer?

nice!

F!@# the DOT. The laws are written so that can ticker you whenever they want. All they care about is $$.

Thanks for the info.. new comer to the Cummings world

Hot shot. Hauling toys.

Polyurea is incompatible with most other greases, including all your standard lithium greases. For that reason alone i will not touch that Lucas HD grease.

I'm going to switch to Schaeffer's 20w50 in my 2023 Harley. I use Amsoil now. I have 2 oil analysis with the Amsoil. I will see how Schaeffer compares. I pay less for Amsoil.

Something I found out, Cat and Baldwin are made in the same Nebraska plant.

why don't you put off duty daily rest??

Hey, I noticed you mentioned 1 gallon for the rear differential? Is that accurate? Seems like a lot. I have a 21 getting ready to service here soon.

They say you never knew the job you had until you left But that also applies to the employer You never knew the man till he left All the best for the future

dont buy docs junk! see engines torn down that used strickly docs. I WILL NEVER USE ANY OF THEIR JUNK!

What load board u use to find power only loads

you couldn’t get a prescription for the darker tint?

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Great video TYLER GREETINGS FROM THE UNITED STATES VIRGIN ISLANDS IN THE CARIBBEAN ST THOMAS US TERRITORY I AM NEW TO YOUR CHANNEL I AM A JOURNEYMAN HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC MY DAD WAS A DIESEL TECHNICIAN HE TAUGHT ME ABOUT HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS AND EARTHMOVING EQUIPMENT REPAIR BEFORE HE PASSED AWAY I AM PERSUING A CAREER IN DIESEL MECHANICS AND WILL BECOME A CERTIFIED DIESEL MECHANIC AND WILL BE GET MY CDL TO DRIVE TRACTOR TRAILERS AND BECOME A OWNER OPERATOR KEEP THE VIDEOS COMING I AM LEARNING A LOT GOD BLESS

An "absolute" filter rating means 98.7%. Or if there were 75 particles upstream, there would still be 1 particle downstream.

Do you drain the air off before you take the lines off.

Thanks for the video

I disagree about noncompliant subjects. Chain cuffs are for compliant subjects but for combative subjects hinged cuffs are perfect esp when applying iron wrist locks to use pain to gain compliance and effectively detain/arrest.

hi, please write the name of the lubricant you switched to? can it be used in rapidly rotating parts of a variator (for clutch lubrication)?

Dude wicked video man, this is infinitely better than every other video out there. I am an apprentice, just you explaining, the purpose of putting air in the system, to adjust the brakes for flexibility in terms of the cotter pin and pin removal. Then removing the air to do the rest. Thank you man, subbed.

I use wix only.

I use Motorcraft or Donaldson on my 7.3 Powerstroke.

@TylerTheFieldServiceTech Did you go over the actual window tint allowable for your truck's license state, and what you where? Did you look up the state vehicle code to confirm the numbers. The thing that sticks out to me is that Window Tint can be measured in Transmittance which is the percentage of light passing through, or it can be measured in light filtered, which measures the light absorbed or reflected. You can get absorption, from transmittance, by subtracting it from 100. ie 100(total)-35 transmitted=65 absorbed. or vice versa, 100 = absorbed + transmitted. The video is rough, but that is a Laser Labs Enforcer II, which measures transmittance. The kit comes with reference samples that can be measured to verify the reading is calibrated. If they don't use them, the readings arent verifiable. Most States Allow a window tint exemption. The law applies from the state your vehicle is licensed in. For Colorado, the 2024 allowable tint on the front passenger vehicle windows is over 27% transmittance, and less than 35% reflective. That means you would be legal now, with your old tint. but, that isn't the only rule for Commercial Vehicles: According to FMCSA Quote:" May windshields and side windows be tinted? Section § 393.60: Glazing in specified openings. Guidance Q&A Question 1: May windshields and side windows be tinted? Guidance: Yes, as long as the light transmission is not restricted to less than 70 percent of normal (refer to the American Standards Association IE 70% VLST tint. "End Quote. § 393.60: (d) Coloring or tinting of windshields and windows. Coloring or tinting of windshields and the windows to the immediate right and left of the driver is allowed, provided the parallel luminous transmittance through the colored or tinted glazing is not less than 70 percent of the light at normal incidence in those portions of the windshield or windows which are marked as having a parallel luminous transmittance of not less than 70 percent. The transmittance restriction does not apply to other windows on the commercial motor vehicle.

Never use anything buy moly grease in CV joints.

Bro sorry for something different but its real that you can't get a job if u are a 15t as aircraft mechanics just for you just know how to in work in UH-60 i wanna be a a&p mechanic in the future and im scare about how can this affect my career

Strong call in ranchhand. But, no wonder you have a rough ride… you went with the poor man’s level/ pucks are disgustingly awful… check out Thuren Fabrication. New springs. Correct shocks. I added their track and sway bar. Which is a level done right. You won’t look back.

I use red n tacky for everything now with no issues. I service a large fleet of 14k lb trailers along with a ton of equipment. I used to use the xtra hd tubes but couldn't find them for a couple years. It doesn't matter how much better it is if you cant find it. My thinking is if i want wash out protection ill just use their marine version. I agree with not mixing them and flushing out any other type of grease that is in there. What is most important is that people keep up on it. No grease is going to last forever.

I like to cut of your jib dude. Thanks for the video.👍🏻

Never felt cold when I put the gel on my hand.

Bro nice channel i came here for the hitshot videos but im a mechanic too, and im a tech in mechanic shop now, but i need to do my own business but im thinking in hotshot, or the same mechanic jobs as mobil, i don't know what you think 🤔, keep going with the videos greetings from Utah County

Hey! Great vid! I'm looking for high temperature resistant grease about 1000°c. Something made for USA market.. Any recommendations?

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If I upgrade the suspension and put higher rated axles on would that allow me to tow more (non commercial)

U definitely hate that company lol😅

Can you tell us what you mean by terrible economy?

Your info is way off. G70 can be different WLL based on their diameter chain. You are judged on the lowest WLL of the set. If your chains are rated at 4700# and your binders are rated at 5400#. Your rating is based on the 4700 chain not the binder rating. (Your chains look like grade 43 but it’s tough to tell in the video. Grade 43 WLL match your statements of what your equipment is rated for. A lot of G70 is rated at 6600#) The 50% reduction is due to the fact that the restraining pressure of the binder is placed on one point of the trailer. Anything over 10,000# requires a minimum of 4 points (as close to the front and rear as possible) restraining at least 50% of the weight. With additional tiedowns required for accessories such as booms, loaders, blades etc.

Damn good example! Nice work.

I always got off duty and in the comments put rest

Little late to the party but I’ll put this out there anyways. I’m 22 and want to enlist, found 15T through research and really want to pursue it. However, I also want to do SOF. There’s a new contract option (option 1) which is exactly like an option 40 just with the 160th. Should I pursue this contract or do my time and hope I can apply and be selected once I hit AIT?

This math ain't mathing

Is lucas xtra heavy duty Poly Conventional or shear stable? Godbless

sounds like an opinion only

Thanks for the video it helps a lot for young folks looking for some insight

LOL,.,.,oh man,.,oh man. His narrative is legit and hilarius, no bs hahaha. thanks man for the How To

I use the dollar tree blades. 12 blades for $1.25 - works perfect. Good video, btw 👍

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Good video and knowledge man well done.