Other KZreadrs are out there wrecking, smashing and blowing up good things. You're fixing and straightening things, keeping trucks on the road, helping people and things get to where they need to be.

@Joe-hz1nw

6 ай бұрын

To be fair, there are tons of channels that take old stuff and make it new again, even if they just turn it into toys. Low buck garage, fab rats, etc.

@codychandler6420

5 ай бұрын

​@@Joe-hz1nw He didn't say Devin is the only one, just showing respect!

@DB-jd9ht

3 ай бұрын

Like that whistle diesel kidaroo? What a joke of a channel he was or still is. His ego and napoleon syndrome rule his life and he is really sensitive 😂

@tyrandolph5465

6 күн бұрын

​@DB-jd9ht why you mad at whistling diesel? Is it cause he fucked your mom?😂😂😂

The muthafuc*in Bob Ross of semi's 🤣. Your killing it bud!!!

I hate mack trunion jobs. Ive done several in the past decade, im 35 now. With that being said i really enjoyed this video, probably bc im not the one doing the work. At my old shop i never had a forklift. I had the amazing napa jack. Trunions, differentials, and all sorts of other things never stood a chance against the amazing napa jack. I did alk kinds of sketchy things with that old floor jack. Thanks for the video.

I'm an engineer, about 30 years into my career, and I can tell you, most people have no idea how much work,how much time and effort go into making the modern world go. This is another example of that, tto many people take things like this for granted.

@noah8877

Ай бұрын

Why didnt you make things easier for us jack ass

@noah8877

Ай бұрын

Said with love

@Laney-hd1dh

28 күн бұрын

Well said Devin is the man.

That is a lot of heavy work. Lots of respect. Without guys like you transportation and other heavy industry would fail. These need to be shown in schools so kids get a dose of reality of what make any country in the world work properly. Very entertaining also.

I tell you I love watching a person work that knows what they're doing not only what they're doing but the the little tricks and tips that make each particular job go that much smoother. It comes from years of Hands-On training and learning from good instructors. People in this line of work need to pay attention, those that are learning and those that have done it for a long time. You're never too old to learn a new trick.

I'm not a mechanic but I enjoy watching mastery at work.

20 yrs of doing shit like this and I still find myself watching your videos 😆😆 hell yeah dude

As a Self-Made Mechanic I love working on all my vehicles and watching you Sir, I can tell you love what you do. As an Owner Operator, I thank you for all you do with these trucks! I enjoy watching work done well and you Sir, do just that and Bob, well he is the one that keeps us laughing... HOOAH!!!

It's fun to watch a knowledgable, experienced technician workin' in their wheelhouse (specialty). You make it look easy, even though I know it's not easy. The "Bob" hand is a catchy & funny gag too. I learned several points today about the function & design of Mack camelback tandem axle suspension. Thanks! I only worked on single axle school bus suspensions, brakes, engines, etc. Cheers! Paul from S. Central Tx.

Another great video. Love the knowledge from years of applied practice. Your customer base speaks volumes more than the children who comment on your work. Can't wait for another video.

Certainly glad those days are past for me. Not as bad as a walking beam bushing job. Seems like every Mack I did had six spoke wheels. And the 18 inch cast shoe brakes. But still a young man's sport. Fantastic job.

Support his longer form videos. Im no mechanic but i enjoy these videos.

always good to see a mechanic doing his thing and not bitching and crying about work.wish the mechanics at my hub were like you. keep up the awesome job your doing .Love the videos.

Love the channel. I’m a former auto mechanic who still loves and appreciates suspension and steering/ alignment work. Really is a dying art, especially frame/axle bending, glad to see you keep it alive 👍 I trained on auto and truck repair as well at UNOH 40 years ago. 4 years as Mr Goodwrench then got into industrial maintenance instead as it paid much better and great benefits. Sure used my mechanics training there though . Retired now but still love to wrench. Keep up the good work !!!!

Love the way you explain what your doing! You are a natural teacher!!

This was great I appreciate the long videos. I know they take a lot of time to make but they are a nice treat

I have mentioned this several times in the past and that is I have so much respect for you doing alot of the things that I do as well but them goddam Mack camel back suspension. I have only done a couple of them in my 30 plus years and I'm good. 2 is more than enough for this fella. I can't believe that I wasn't subbed today and that's a real piss off because I was certain that I do. My tech skills suck so I'm not at all surprised. Ty for the content 👍🇨🇦🔧

THANKS BRANDON FOR THIS GREAT STEP BY STEP VIDEO OF THIS MACK CAMEL BACK SUSPENSION REPLACEMENT KEEP THE VIDEOS COMING I AM LEARNING A AT AS A ROOKIE JOURNEYMAN HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC

I've been a driver of these rigs for over 40 years. So refreshing to see a mechanic that knows his shit.

Absolutely love the longer videos . Especially a beginning to end repair video. More videos like these would be priceless

Can't wait for you too hit too 100k 🎉🎉🎉

Sees Snap-On truck, buys ramen. 🤣 Also, "You don't wanna put it in dry." True words, brotha! 👌 I used to rebuild fuel injection equipment and turbos for EMD locomotive motors. Something about taking heavy iron and making it work is so rewarding. Your are doing good work, man. 🤙

Not having to explain why I needed this video today. My brother thank you so much, rough day but this makes it so much better

Dude has masterd them big rigs 🤙

Honestly, you're voice alone made this video unusually satisfying

I love this channel and how you make something difficult less complicated.

I've been a mechanic for a long time but just into working on a few big rigs.. your videos are great to watch and gives me some insight to trucks I haven't messed with yet

You sir are a master. You make it look so easy and the way you explain things it’s easy to watch and understand. Great job love all your videos

Love your stuff brother. I am the "Welder/fabricator" at the shop im currently working for. But somehow find myself being "that guy" when it comes to complicated situations like electrical issues, major mechanical things, and stuff like this. That all the "mechanics" are afraid to tackle.. Keep doing what ya do man. Love drinking a beer watching someone else do what i have to.

Howdyyawl from the land down under. Heavy mainteance is something that not everyone can do. If it wasn't for peolpe like you, trasnsport industry would stop. You do a fantastic job. Like your videos. Keeping it real 😊

Awesome video! It's crazy how addictive it is watching someone who is a master of their trade just doing what they do.

Former truck driver, current factory worker that farms on the side. Watching this 9 months late but had to check to make sure I was subscribed for the snap on giveaway. More to the point, I always thought the camel back was the greatest suspension ever designed for off-road application. It keeps the weight balanced on both axles for traction. I had a R688 that could keep going in mud that would stop Hendrickson trucks in a heartbeat. Only thing better was another farmer that had an old army truck. That thing would go anywhere as long as he wasn't broke down.

Great job. Not alot out there showing Camelback work.

My kid just got rear ended i have to fix thanks for the help. I like the info very good work

You’re a natural, great entertainer and teacher. Many thanks from Australia

That there ring with holes you put a screw into before tightening the bolt on the threaded C has a great history of carnage going all the way back to the single-expansion steam era.

Your knowledge and attention to detail is priceless. Your a great comedian also!

This channel is CRAZY kewl. You do incredible work. The forklift move was TIGHT!!!

as an equipment operator, good video man. Nothing runs without good mechanics. Thanks bud!

Great video! Thank you for posting the full length, this time! Keep em coming!

Love Bob Pointin out the greasing on the Camel Back!!!!!!!!!!

Awsome video, dude. I haven't done one of those since the 90's. It was a roll off trash truck. Macks are monsters. Love em.

@cbmech2563

Ай бұрын

Today's Macks are a Volvo in a Mack dress 😢

Everybody loves Bob

@scottyp1303

Жыл бұрын

He scared me today with the lube. I had flashbacks to the doctor's office and clenched up a little.

Just found these videos! Great stuff. I've been a Truck technician for over 40 years. I'm no longer messing with heavy suspension parts though!! I did work for a Mack dealership at one point and something I found concerning these suspensions was the fact that those "rubber" end blocks were to lubricated with "edible lambs tallow" Seriously, that's what the Mack manual stated. I watched this whole video waiting for you to get to this part only to be disappointed! It wasn't even mentioned!! Now looking at it again those blocks appeared to be some sort of synthetic material and maybe don't use any lube. I was doing these suspensions on mid 80's truck and the blocks seemed to be real rubber.

Awesome video. I deal with these suspensions daily. I definitely learned some new techniques on working on them.

You and Bob are hard worker's and you do beautiful work. I just found your channel last week and I love it .!

You and Bob are worth every penny you make 👍👍🇺🇸

Its really nice watching someone who takes pride in his work. Love these videos.

Always wondered about the Camelback, now I know. Great video, thanks.

Great Video, Nice coverage of the Mack Camel back

Thanks for sharing this. I drive a Mack CL700 dump truck for a small gravel pit. It has the Camelback suspension and it's all kinds of wore out in that center trunnion. Sadly they can't afford to buy a bunch of new parts, but they do have another set out in the yard. Hopefully it can get swapped out this winter while our operation is down for the season. But as a driver, I appreciate knowing how my equipment actually works and goes together. Heck, they might ask me to help mechanic on it in the Spring.

When I was an apprentice, the company I first worked for used to keep springs that were no good to use them for building up teeth on their excavator buckets as they loaded garbage into their trucks and the teeth wore out seriously fast. The used springs were great protection when welded around the bases of excavator buckets and onto worn out teeth...

This man is a specialist...in both his work and videos. Well done bro

Good video, I like how Bob is a good "hand" to have around. 🤣🤣🤣

Fascinating! Thanks for posting!

That camelback suspension is more complex than I would have imagined. Looking forward to seeing more vids on other types.

I have chain falls to pick up the whole truck at my shop and work in a pit It makes it so much easier to work on . Respect for the ones who work on the ground on these. Love working on Mack’s I mastered them , can do a shaft, springs,saddles, end boxes/rubbers in about a day. Donovan’s

I don't know anything about big rigs or Mack trucks, but I love watching your videos. :)

Another great show, thank you!

Devin you’ve gotta have back problems working like this all day lol.Thanks for all your get videos ,you explain everything and unbelievable the stuff you can fix. The knowledge you got is crazy.

watching a master is like poetry in motion

🔥right on man, you are a top notch hd diesel tech.. just came across your Chanel last week and enjoy the content 🔥👊🔥🔨⚙️🏍🚜

You made it look easy

You work smart. Most men don’t think about what there doing because of the RUSH! Cool brother

Thanks for this video - used this process to change the grunion bar on one of our trucks!!

Awesome greatly appreciated to you and Bob...👍👍👍

I’m all for the longer vids. Love it

Thank you so much for the video. Always wondered how it was done. I hate snap on.

We all know its not painting. Your a “corrosion prevention specialist”

I have been at this for almost 50 years and I learned a lot today

Mint work bro ! Love it .

I am DYI and really enjoy your videos

Looks like it was a great day to work outside. Well done I just about fell out of my chair laughin' when you stopped for the Snap-On truck 🤣🤣🤣

Macks are the best 👌

Your videos are great. Always make me laugh. Great job.

Just found your channel and see you're in Houston. I'm not far from you. I do quite a bit of suspension work but you can keep the Mack stuff! Great content, I even learned a few things.

Love your content keep up the good work very informative I like it tremendously😊

At least I know how to do something I will never need to do in my life Lol. I like to watch cause it reminds me of my good friend who did this type of work hanging out at his shop RIP Surge miss you buddy

Quite interesting. Ive had to move similar tandem axles but not Mack. Never really got to see what they look like disassembled. Thanks for showing…

IV been working on Macks and heavy equipment you the man

Awesome to see you working on a schwing 39m concrete pump

"I got screwdrivers, but I don't use them" Lmao!

Wow so cool watching how it comes apart and goes back to gather

Great job.. I sure hope you charge enough.. Most people don't appreciate good technicians..

amazing content just got away from small cars and light duty truck. trade that up for semi, semi trailers, and light duty trucks. you show content that you'll see in the field

I wish my mechanics were as good as you or at least had your good attitude. 🏆

Love these vids man!!

This is experience speaking right there. "Bob" is one heck of a forklift driver, just sayin. LOL Thank you for sharing, cheers :)

Hey Devon. Your skill is amazing, I can only imagine the hours and hours of training to know how to bend and tweak these frames. Much respect love the channel.

Enjoyed the Video.

You and Bob make that look too easy! 😃

👏👏👏👏👏 " You should be buying and reselling trucks as well " You Know their faults , You Know how they should be fixed ( the standard they need to be fixed to . ) " video all work done " " as it happens "

Great video. I have been watching your shorts for a lil' while. I am from N.C. near The Outer Banks and have a Tacoma on 37's for going on the beach, well to work too. I love my Snap On ball peen dead blow. Great for making tire clearance!!

Impressed with the use of the forklift to install the spring back on the axle.

Glad you and Bob have such a great relationship 😂

I have used newspaper to gather up grease and to put the parts on and then fold up to keep any dirt from getting on them . When job is throughout or burn for heat in wood stove. When cutting U bolts or center bolt on springs , Always be behind the longest leafs and have you foot against it , because if center bolt is broken or being cut that spring pack will explode throwing the smaller spring leafs many feet and you do not want to get hit with them or have them hit the torch . I have cut many center bolts from the longest leafs side and had spring packs throw shorter leafs 3 feet .

Excellent job my American Brother,, thank you 🇦🇺🇺🇸

Great video learned a lot

The Giveaway Will Be Awesome Devin & Bob 😀😊😎