CAT 365 Broken hydraulic cylinder.
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Published 2022-08-11
All Comments (21)
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Looks pretty good to me mate ๐ you do some of the best field repair work for what I've seen over the years. You make it work with what you have and get it done ๐๐
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"Kurtis will notice it" ๐ good one, your channel and CCE Australia are two of my favorites
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your channel and CEE are two of my favorites
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Wooo, Shout out to Kurtis, Karen, and homey! That cylinder looks to be about 5 bananas across ๐. IC Weld field repair is just as strong as a CEE shop repair๐! Both are masters of the trade.
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Looks great! Its funny that you mentioned Kurtis, because that's who I thought of when you said "is this the right way?". In the field and in the machine shop are two totally different worlds!
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It's awesome to see the next generation to be involved in the trades
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You son will always be able to find good jobs thanks to you.
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Send it down to Kurtis at CEE, he'll fix it should get it back to you in about a year considering shipping๐๐๐
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You are an amazing welder, father , and mentor/teacher. I hope your son realizes how blessed he is to have a father with the skill you have and the willingness to teach. Keep up the great work.
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Your the man, glad your teaching JR how to repair things. Top shelf repairs , that's why they call you.
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Good job on letting him figure it out.....not enough of that going around anymore.
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Thank you Isaac And son. When this machine retires It will be mostly made of your welding rods. That is a good welding lesson for me.๐๐๐
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My father started in the Bremerton, Washington ship yard building ships. He started welding deck plates 3 or 4 inches thick {1960's}I got a kick out of his assistant, he made sure he did not run out of welding rod, and put the fire out when and if he caught on fire! He fixed everything with Weld Wood glue or J B Weld. Dad had last count 9 welders when he passed at 94. He stopped traveling and told them bring it to me and I will fix it. Enjoy the video's.
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yeah, Kurtis comes on in about 3 more hours.......... ..he may have to send Homeless over to Austin to be your safety man .........looks good to me Issac, love seeing your Son out there learning......you are both very lucky, him for having you as a Dad and you for having such a great Son......Let him know how much we like seeing him working along side of you.......Paul
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That's an awesome shout out to Kurtis of CEE it would be so awesome to have a meet up between you two, both seriously hard working and skilled tradesmen!
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I'm not even a welder, I'm a mechanic by trade, now a service director at a Ford dealership after 43 years in the business. You have the gift of common sense, and you're a great welder. I can truly appreciate that. You're also a great mentor for your son. Our trades are a dying art. Keep passing your knowledge on to him. Kudos to you, and your son! God Bless..... PS: I've mentored many a young man in my day that have become great senior master techs in my business. My approach to mentoring pretty much mirror yours to your sones. You're a great man. Keep up the good work!
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Awesome to hear kurtis from cee talk about ic weld and vice versa
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Unless I'm mistaken, which I've been known to be, your son is the luckiest kid in the world. If I am mistaken, he is guaranteed in the top 10. Lucky, lucky lucky to have such a father. Congratulations !!!
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Funny you should Mention Curtis, because in todayโs video (same day as this one) we see him wearing your cap :) Love the YouTuber camaraderie ! Great job on this nightmare of a repair, in-field.
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Your son is amazing and I love that you are teaching him. My Father was a truck and bus mechanic. I grew up sitting on the fenders of the trucks he worked on. Decades later I make a good living using the knowledge and some of the tools that got from him. The trades are dependent on generations teaching the next. And they have always provided a good living.
