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Identify
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Usa Wasa

1y↑777

Had an old mechanic from the northern oil fields of Alaska, dude knew his stuff and didn’t take gruff from no one. One of the belly pans for are dozer had gotten ripped off do to a operator not paying attention, told the boss it was because the mechanic didn’t tighten the bolts enough. Boss chewed out mechanic and the next day I was helping our mechanic do exactly this, lock tight with a so much torque I’m surprised the bolts didn’t break and then he spent 3 hours welding the belly pan on, 😅 can’t wait for the day we need to pull it off for something all because our operator couldn’t admit it was his own fault.

Frank Bowne

1y↑2

lol 😂, I was cooking up there, mechanic working for Peak would take his breaks and come back to equipment being abandoned at his shop! Nobody wants to talk to him.

UNSCrearadmiral

1y↑2

@Usa Wasa ah that makes more sense then

Usa Wasa

1y↑3

@UNSCrearadmiral I work at a landfill so there are plenty of things that will rip a belly pan off, but from what we assumed it was a giant steel pipe

UNSCrearadmiral

1y↑3

How the fuck did he ripp the belly pan off?
I've dragged a belly pan over a Boulder and the Boulder broke... how????

Nekmewxela growing

1y↑1

@Jaden Buchhop I'm guessing you never worked on site?...

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Todd Maples

1y↑552

Two weeks later you see Ricky heading to the equipment with the torch cart "can't be tight if its a liquid"

Wayne Williams

@Nucleogenex Affiliate its probably why he said it😑

billy fender

😂😂😂😂😂

DragonSword

1y↑1

@Nucleogenex Affiliate Yep, and it was because Ricky accidentally used loc-tite instead of that bolt breaker grease.

Working Stiff

1y↑1

Yup, get it done Ricky I got beers in the cooler bro

Nicholas Poling

1y↑5

@Levi Queen mine is the one where Ricky actually gave a Fuck to the Safety Man and then Safety Man lost it, like literal paper coins with the word Fuck written on it,

And both had to go probably for the best.

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Scandalous Scar

1y↑54

"That shit will never be loose.....Ever again."
I felt that in my soul. I remember building a fence for one of my dads friends and he apparently called my dad and told him I hadnt used enough nails to secure the boards (I used 2 for every crossbeam, more than enough) And I got chewed out by dad. Went over the next day with 3 boxes of nails and a whole day to waste while the idiot was at the docks to drool over his shit boat. He came home to a fence that looked like a bed of nails from the inside and of course called my dad. When my dad came over to see the result, he started laughing and told his friend he got what he asked for. More nails.

Scandalous Scar

@KM best revenge is overly compliant work

KM

That is a great revenge story. Thank you for sharing 👍

Dominic Couture

1y↑298

I work off of a work order system, and I have gotten these types of notes. When I see these, those who wrote it learn a lesson. Dont piss on the people who fix your F*ckups. Last time I was told that I didnt tighten the lugs enough ( used a calibrated torque wrench to finish the job, as well as marked the steel and counted revolutions when taking the bolt off ), I welded the bolt on, wrote the the engineers email next to the weld and noted "see engineer for questions and concerns"

Bridgeman 2613

@Justin Clonts not that week $hit cordless either. We used the 15 amp corded with 24” pipes for handles. Then you get the 6’ torque wrench with the multiplier and give it some.

Kryyn the Meeks

@Trenton Staggs its a youtube comment sections fuckhead. If they're not disabled free speech flows. Loser

Trenton Staggs

@Kryyn the Meeks who asked for your opinion?

Trenton Staggs

@Kryyn the Meeks forgot you existed.

Jake Garrett

Me as an engineer, get made fun of for tack welding all my motorcycle bolts, but its a great solution. If the bolts shear an angle grinder removes the locking weld easy enough.

Loctite just doesn't work. I still had my sprocket pins loosening with Loctite red, so I torched those loose and have replaced its pins with welded bolts. Unfortunately those sheared, so my sprocket has the bolts welded both sides of the sprocket, hand cut (removed threaded section and water cooled while slowly cut with hacksaw to not mess with heat treatment) highest grade bolts to replace the stock 10mm pins, and drilled hub bushings to match the slightly larger bolts. Have yet to test that one, but the last one I should have used all 4 as the high grade bolts instead of 2 stock pins welded in plus 2 high grade bolts (torque applied to sprocket while tack welding to ensure even contact under load). Every time I take that sprocket off my jaw drops that I ever made it back, typically holding on by just 1 broken bolt and this time barely by 2 nubs of broken bolts. Maybe I shouldn't do wheelies with it (also broke a spoke so ordering new spokes), but I think it just needs more welding... Welding is always the answer, couldn't be the operator.

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Lefty eh

1y↑144

Isn't that the truth.
I've done jobs that required paint pen parked fasteners with sheets signed on every bolt and nut, with a supervising assistant also signing off and painting his color.
We would still get told we messed up when the grade 2 chinesium bolts failed that the engineer spec'd.

Kmuzac

Gotdam chinesium bolts, ruining every trades job lol.

Matt Foltz

@Okami-Shaman 🤣🤣

Juror63

1y↑3

@Okami-Shaman had to read that twice...
ROFLMAO!!!

Peter Temporal

1y↑26

[Insert trade here] fixing with a high school diploma what the engineer fucked up with a university degree.

Okami-Shaman

1y↑17

Chineseium... I love it!

WYBLACKWOLF

1y↑63

I've had conversations exactly like this, and that's exactly how I responded to a few of them. Needless to say I no longer got any complaints afterwards

The Ghost of Thomas Jenkins

1y↑1

i chased an engineer around the desk with a pipe wrench. i never got complaints either. i also got him to admit he lied abotu who did it.

logan sneed

1y↑134

“Shit will never be loose…. Ever Again” 😂😂😂😂

Derrick M

1y↑1

Cross threaded is still threaded and is nature's lock tight.

Dutch Vanderbilt

1y↑2

Can you say malicious compliance?

Daniel Myers

1y↑43

I knew exactly where this was going as soon as I heard him say "wasn't tight enough". 😅

ecorey45

1y↑12

As an engineer myself why is this one telling Ricky how it needs to be fixed since we design things knowing we don't have to work on them

Scandalous Scar

1y↑2

It's like teaching your spouse how to shoot a gun before you beat her up, and expect nothing bad to happen afterwards

Incentive, anyone?

Gauge Bullock

1y↑79

Ricky, solving problems permanently. Should just JB weld them on.

Chris Gabbert

1y↑4

JB that would work 👍

Daniel Gioiosa

1y↑7

Beats locktight any day.

Matthew Tarvin

1y↑29

This is the exact reason I believe engineers should go through a mechanics gauntlet. They design it, they test it. Anybody can write out an equation and say "good enough for me" but who's going to point out the mistake? Damn sure not the person that did it. A sense of knowing both sides of the fence.

MasterGhostf

@Brendan Conley There are various types of engineers. Design engineers are the ones designing the equipment. Then there are other engineers who go out and actually test the stuff. I'd bet that the design engineers probably don't have time to properly test it due to company pushing them, or they are lazy. But, if its a good place they will test it . If they don't test it; something is wrong with how its organized.

I Art Laughing

Wait until you see how they like building roads.....

Brendan Conley

1y↑5

There is a long list of engineers that if I ever meet them they are getting slapped, I was working on this Carter Hoffman dual compressor refrigerator the other day and the only suction side access to system 2 is on a king valve between the 2 compressors, as I'm sitting there both arms stretched as far as I can reach face pressed into the side of the refrigerator so I can reach it I swore I'm slapping that engineer if I ever meet him lol.

Gene

1y↑37

As a lifelong mechanic/ handyman I have recently taken up design working in engineering... the amount of information we have to comb thru and time we spend fretting over the smallest detail is mind boggling. All done with 3 dozen reviews with a half a dozen engineers or more, only to find that everything was altered in the field by a high-school dropout with a drinking problem and a backhoe. I understand both sides, but damn do I feel redundant sometimes.

lazygamerz

The worst is when there are two types of parts that look the same but are treated very differently. Like the primary clutch on a snowmobile, those with weight-arms. There's one type where the weight swings freely on the bolt so the bolt is torqued down properly. There's another type that looks identical except it has a set-screw that fastens the weight-arm to the bolt, so the bolt and weight-arm swing as one, and on those the correct torque is "finger tight then turn it back a little", because the loctite and lock-nut keeps the bolt on there and the set-screw is loctited in place so the weight-arm doesn't move around on the bolt. But of course, with such small differences snowmobile mechanics will just treat every primary clutch like the first one they wrenched on. So 50% of mechanics torque both types down, and 50% of mechanics use nock-nut and loctite on both types. Which isn't really a problem on the clutches without set-screws, but it completely fucks up the clutches with set-screws. So half of all primary clutches with set-screws out there, that had a mechanic work on them, don't function to spec. And the clutches are literally the automatic transmission of the snowmobile, and so thousands of snowmobiles have endless problems diagnosis wrong RPMs and bogging and too high RPMs and lack of downshifting and so forth.

So if you want to feel useful, make it clearer when two types of parts are treated differently. Like different colors and names and whatnot.

Jake Garrett

@apersonontheinternet I can get one used for about $100k, but I think it needed 480v and my apartment only has 240v. Otherwise I would be printing turbo/supercharger parts with it right now and some jet engine parts out of Titanium. Its just like plastic printers, about a decade ago they were about $10k, now they are $200-$300. So when high powered lasers come down (and those have been dropping fast, its ridiculous how dangerous of lasers you can get for cheap), and the tech trickles down to hobbyist I fully expect those things down to $10k.

Speaking of $10k, about 2-3 years ago I went to a computer parts store just to drool over a $10k 4k 120 Hz monitor and told myself I'd buy one immediately once they are $1k, now they are below $400 for a 4k 160Hz monitor!

apersonontheinternet

@Jake Garrett I wish I could get a hold of a decent metal printer for maybe $3,000.

Jake Garrett

by "building" I mean an outside structure, the equivalent is a mailbox post or fence post, didn't connect to anything beside it.

Jake Garrett

@apersonontheinternet metal 3d printing comes into chat "eh, I heard you need this done in titanium, no sweat!"

But yes printers still have fabrication limits, and you forgot to mention the tolerances some engineers spec out (like the fellow aerospace engineers in the office were insisting I did 0.03" tolerance on a 2x4 for a building, and I insisted the length I chose was completely arbitrary to begin with and +-1" would be more than adequate and did we really need to scrap a part if it was 0.04" too short when nobody would notice anyways?) Good poem though, don't forget to pick a datum in a weird spot too.

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danukepaintball

1y↑100

Ricky is my hero for this. Thanks little buddy!

frenchy

1y↑32

One cross thread is worth two lock washers. -Rusty

John Stafford II

that made me actually laugh out loud

Brahra Unscripted

That's the best one here.

Roy Jumonville

1y↑52

It's good to hear Pablo made it back to the worksite!

cptmiller132

1y↑4

Can't no gringos catch pablo!!

saltysancho

1y↑4

#pablo will deliver the biggest, oversized 55 gallon drum off Locktight!!!💯🔥🍺🔥💯🔥🍺🍺, stay tuned..
#saltysancho

red angry duck

1y↑48

ricky you do know that cross threading is just pre loctite 🤣🤣🤣

Cavalier Outdoors

Cross thread: mother nature's loctite.

Busted Mechanics

Left hand thread is more fun.

Greg Hughey

@Jonathan Rogers lmfao 🤣

Jonathan Rogers

1y↑5

@Matt Fraser Exactly! They even made it so it will just start to thread together and stay in place while you get the impact gun on it.

Matt Fraser

1y↑5

@Jonathan Rogers why would they make a 3/4 fit over both of them if they weren't supposed to go together?

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Captain Could've RC

1y↑174

One of these days, we'll finally get to meet the infamous yet mysterious Pablo.

Tangy Diesel

Pablo is in "witness protection" so they're doing the right thing not showing him to the public.

Andrew Sparks

I see Pablo as a. Large blonde hair. Blue eyed swede!
His parents found the name in a science book.

Phill, just Phill

@NEEDbacon I thought the guy was elected by pulling a ticket out of a cereal box...

Dexter Morgan

1y↑2

Someone actually needs to be working while these three are dicking off.

Paul Beaney

1y↑4

I like the mystery of it 🤣

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Encosen

1y↑5

The inflection in Ricky's voice when he said "what am I doing?" whether by accident or on purpose, is just gold 😂. Because with that inflection, you KNOW what Ricky is about to do.

Savage42084

1y↑16

Lol just break out the welder and make that shit permanent 🤣

Steve

1y↑13

Grab the green locktite, tightened once, tightened for life.

Michael H

1y↑31

An engineer thinking it's ok to call a worker a dumbass without repercussions tells me he hasn't been around very long.... Not to mention a pinky ringer calling someone a dumbass is the definition of Pot/Kettle Colour check, over.

Ligma Sack

@User #4841 What you do with your Money is up to you; but Bless you Heart if that is what you choose to waste yours on. Thank you for proving the point about College Boys though.

User #4841

"wise use of money" as opposed to what? Crystal Meth?

Ligma Sack

@Jody's Trades Stuff it's because only a College-Boy would be dumb enough to think that buying a Pinky Ring is a wise use of Money. lol

Jody's Trades Stuff

@Michael H Huh, never heard that. Still got some learnin to do myself.

Jody's Trades Stuff

@Ligma Sack That makes sense. But why "pinky ring"? They give out pinky rings with diplomas or something? I'm just a welder, help me out here.

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Git finda set tah panzy

1y↑17

Ricky gonna gob on some of that 272 Red loctite, and Uggah till the Duggah is all done, the universe will end and that damn thing will still be tight.

Mike Chavez

Uggah till the dugga is all done... 🤣

Spencer Chappell

1y↑2

Here's a perfect example of an uptight engineer that violated the rules of requesting help from a mechanic. Those rules are:
1) Never tell them how to do their job.
2) Never insult them.
3) Avoid pissing them off.
Anyone that violates said rules... well, Ricky already forecasted the result.

Trollface Killa

1y↑13

This coming from the same lad who argued: Them bolts can't be tight if they liquid...

Vanishingfox

1y↑17

Ah the ol’ don’t mess with chef cooking your food scenario with a dash of malicious compliance. My favorite.

Don Hinkle

1y↑32

Me : "How tight you want these lugs?"
Old man : "Tight as you can , right before they break."

Paddy

1y↑9

Tighten it until it cracks, then back off a quarter turn.

Fucking. Mint.

redneck dad 1488

1y↑15

I appreciate your videos they really help when I'm having a hard day

Jon Robertson

1y↑5

This episode seems to have hit home for a bunch of us. "Loose, well it will never be loose again."

p char

1y↑2

When I was the log yard equipment mechanic I helped put new wheel motors on the Letourneau that unloaded the log trucks in one bite. When it came time to put the 2000 lbs of torque on the flanges I asked service rep if he had a torque wrench that big. He smiled and asked if I weighed 200 lbs and handed me a 10 foot piece of 2 inch conduit. He said "do the math... 200 lbs x 10 feet with 2 bounces is 2000 lbs of torque".

G.W. Custom Creations

1y↑3

Got ripped off on a "running" engine once, that was seized solid with a piston at 30° inside the bore. Guy only wanted to give me a partial refund.
Safe to say before returning said engine, every bolt in that sucker got the red loctite & rattle gun treatment.

Jesus Gonzalez

1y↑9

Ricky is exactly how I feel at work

southern tommygun

1y↑1

Having worked for an oilfield service company for several years and now an engineer I can appreciate both sides of this.

norahc

1y↑5

Ugga-Dugga gun fits in the hand, therefore it is a hand tool. Also, there are only two real torque specs: hand tight and star torque.

ricky f

1y↑6

Ricky about to end that engineers whole week and make sure he remembers.

marlberg2963

1y↑6

Honestly? I was expecting exactly this then when the bolts needed to be extracted Ricky using the engineers head as a force multiplier on them

shomoneuch

1y↑4

Yep. And then I was the maintenance guy that to go dig that broke bolt out. Man I did the every night for a year until they had a big layoff. Funny how it never happened again.

Ryan Malin

1y↑4

lol my coworker tightened some oil pump bolts (1/2") with the 1/2" Milwaukee. Needless to say it ripped all the threads out of that pump.

Michael Cheslock

Just sitting here crying, love Ricky’s response!!!!😂😂😂

Connor Tobin

1y↑1

As an engineer the moment I heard 'loc-tite' my eyes went REAL wide. God almighty is gonna come down at the end of days and tell you that shit ain't ever coming off, nothing He can do about it

Tracy Crispino

1y↑4

"Liquid Wrench" should do the trick if you get it glowing 😉

Buckin Bronco

sometimes torque specs are meant to be broken. ive seen torque specs for stuff sooo tight that it damaged the parts before you ever reach them and ive seen specs sooo loose they the part is still floppy when at spec. a big problem with torque specs is many people dont know the difference between foot/pounds and inch/pounds. also you can have have several different sources with different specs for the same part

Jordan Capps

I've seen this kind of thing happen before, and when the engineer gets pissed a year or two later, maintenance was MORE than happy to tell them EXACTLY how it happened.

Maca115070

1y↑1

I’m with Ricky. I’d go one step more and weld there little but’s down 😂😂😂😂😂

Jose A

1y↑1

We rigged all the engine parts off a navy ship and had to build crates for them to get sent off. All they told us was to build a box and throw them in. But instead we did all this crazy shit to make sure these parts were secured in each box (pistons, sleeves, rocker arms, heads etc.) one of the mechanics came by and took pictures of what we were doing then sent pictures off to his company saying our work was trash and that the parts weren’t secured enough. The last 4 crates we made out of 50, we used every different kind of screw you could imagine. Drilled in probably over 100 screws on each crate. Made sure we stripped most of them. Anything you could imagine to make their life hell when trying to open the crates

Matthew Scruggs

Video quality 💯 jk

Bendershome4discountorphans

1y↑2

My boss once chewed out the entire crew for tearing up the equipment getting it across the powder river which was not big at the time just tore up from 100 miles of pipeline being put in not even 1 hour later he sank a brand new d15 up to the glass took 2 d5 and a grader 2 an hour to drag it out of the sand

Scarecrow

1y↑2

This sums up everything that makes me, me. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED!

Paul East

1y↑3

Time to break out the oxy rig, it can't be loose if it's all one piece.

Jason Hale

make sure you use the red stuff as you will need a torch to get it apart after that. or maybe even the green bearing seize stuff. It definitely will never be loose ever again.

Shane Griffin

1y↑1

This is SO me. All would have been cool and I would have double checked with the torque wrench. But they put the "dumbass" in there....game over. That stuff ain't never coming back out. Ricky is my spirit animal on this one

Henry L

I'm sure I watched this a few weeks ago. But anyway, it's still a good laugh.

hasisar OGKush

1y↑2

Part 2 would be funny as fuck😂😂😂😂

justin batt

I love these💯🤯. Thanks for all the laughs

Cross Hatching

1y↑3

Can’t come loose if it’s melted right?😂

LunkovichTromofski

"That shit will never be loose. Again." Priceless

Brian Allen

AHHHHHHHH! The old days! I remember having conversations!

Tezmick

1y↑1

My cousin used loctight on the nuts on his cars wheels cuz he was afraid a wheel would come off one day, fast forward a few months he got a flat tire and one of the simplest tasks in my life became a nightmare

D Sears

1y↑4

Make sure Pablo brings red loctite. Lol

saltysancho

#pablo is picking up a semitruck of loctite, coming in hot!!!🙏💯🔥🍺
Stay tuned😆😅#saltysancho

@THE LEGEND

1y↑7

Ricky is the man

Chris Husby

1y↑3

I don't always cross thread bolts, but when I do I run that shit down with an impact

Greg Hughey

Fu Ken send it lmao 🤣

Austin Hall

That one felt like he's been through it

Ghost

I had an engineer who I will call "Dave". Dave liked to take thing apart to "inspect" them for no real reason. He would then put it back together half assed with a lot of the bolts finger tight. Dave would then put in a work orders to have maintenance put it back the right way. This guy would blame the operator, other engineers and the maintenance department. It all came to a head when I hid a go pro and filmed Dave taking this machine apart. Dave is no longer is an engineer and now runs his parents flower shop. Don't be like Dave.

Brian Wise

1y↑2

Make sure you use the red locktite Ricky, lol

boom 159

1y↑2

When the torque spec is - yes -

James

I heard the beginning as “Crescent-Hammer”, and got real excited about an adjustable hammer reference.

Michael Søndergaard

1y↑2

ohh i just cant. dying here every time

Tom Magera

1y↑1

Until you break out the 1 1/2" hy-torq or the 18:1 torque multiplier your not even trying

E_Hun_Dun_1890

The engineer will think his words of wisdom made it stay tight

cup np3228

1y↑1

When he said lock tight I knew it was over

Adam Flannigan

There’s 2 types of engineers, those who think they can be like this one, and those who understand that you have to work WITH the floor guys.

Jeffrey Pinder

Going to need the "liquid wrench" to get it apart later.

Erik zorger

1y↑2

Ricky forgetting he'll be the one to pull it back apart when it breaks down again.

Patrick Durham

Ricky will just turn it to liquid!

tractorboy31

we need part 2 someone else taking it apart

willofdodge1

1y↑1

It would be less cussing and more passive aggressive if it was written by an Engineer

Roaddawg714

1y↑2

Engineer’s don’t know shit Rick got this

Machinist 72

1y↑1

Hey, ateast Ricky didn't break out the 3/4 cordless impact gun..🤣👍

Michael Robey

1y↑1

My Man! Them bolts are never coming off 🎉

James Foster

1y↑1

You guys need to play euchre at lunch!!! Have some of the other crafts join in!! I was a boilermaker for 20 year's I've seen hole paycheck get lost over a card game!!! Fist fights the hole nine!!! Fun you want some good times!!! Most of the time I only went in to play cards

Kevin Pratt

1y↑1

Just give it a few tacks while you're at it. Lol

Dutch Vanderbilt

For a moment I was worried that Ricky was going to use that hammer.

Parker Nish

1y↑1

The locktite yes lmfao 🤣

That Meme

"That shit will never be loose." EVER AGAIN.

bolland83

"It don't matter if it's torqued to spec or cross threaded, tightened is tightened."

MoonDogg

Engineers have to learn the hard way.

Country Scratcher

1y↑1

Love your videos man!

Chris Fontenot

The Electrical Engineer said to remove the gold chains when doing electrical work.

Jeremy Truesdell

I often have to fix the Ground Service Equipment at work. I loctite EVERYTHING that I don’t anticipate needing to remove.

Worst case scenario, there’s always the angle grinder and dremel tools.

William Ivy

Ricky said he's going to make sure that old boy going to drag up and take his engineering degree somewhere else lol

Cloud Hindlen

In other words the Welder. 😂

OddlyIncredible

10mm x 1.5 bolt, torqued to 50Nm with red threadlock on it. Any attempt to do anything with it will break the head off the bolt.

Mad Hadder

1y↑1

That shit will never be loose ever again. 🤣😂🤣😂 yeppers

Eddie maddox

Lmfao.....that sh!t will never be loose.....again. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

E1337Jerk

When I worked at cat we had this gasket sealent we called catgreen think honda bond on steroids. It worked so well they made us stop using it.

Boosted banana

1y↑1

Ive been on both ends of this one. Theres some anco expellers out there that the cages will have to be cut off. Cause I welded them to the frame. Lay us off a day before thanksgiving and see how petty we become.

TheVodec

Engineers, math over mechanics.

Matt Plevniak

No wonders nothing was tightened properly. You’re using a 3/8th ratchet 😂

Mario Lanza

And this here is why equipment will always be broken enough
to be inconvenient most of the time, but not broken enough
to justify the expense required to bring it back up to spec.