Comments by "Cory Driver" (@corydriver7634) on "Watch Wes Work" channel.

  1. Dang! Thats one badass machine Wes.
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  2. About the only way you can prevent that type of damage is installing a whole house surge protection. I can’t believe someone has worse internet service than we do in small town Oklahoma.
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  3. The thumbnail 😂
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  4.  @borntwisted 😂
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  5. American manufacturers should be ashamed of themselves for selling out to China. Especially considering the political situation in that part of the world right now. They bully Taiwan around and we buy billions in goods from there every year…how does that make sense?
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  6. Did you actually say “oh snap”?😂
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  7. 😂😂😂Oh man I’m dying over here😂😂😂 the hell-e-coil segment had me rolling so much I missed the rest of the video— I had to come back an hour later and rewatch the end. 😂😂😂
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  8. I like the idea of laying it out on the deck, makes perfect sense. I gotta give you credit for maintaining you cool when that small torch wouldn’t light, I’d have chucked it across the room. Nice work.
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  9. JB Weld the center spool or can one off another machine and lap it to fit. Seems like the least aggravating way would be to replace it. Just my two cent on the obvious answer. Really enjoyed this series, thanks.
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  10. The thumbnail says it all. 😂
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  11. Most caulking guns have a thumb release to relieve the pressure on the plunger so they won’t drip. I’ll have to checkout the hand cleaner. I like the shorts but do what you gotta do to improve the channel, I always enjoy watching.
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  12. Always a good day when you can rescue a tractor with your dad.👍🏻
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  13. Sah-wheat!👍🏻
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  14. Can you provide a link to the fuel tank adapter?
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  15. I hit the like button in the first 30 sec 😂 hilarious opening.
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  16. Damn! 220 people took you seriously about the thumbs down. I on the other hand don’t take you serious about anything.
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  17. I think your idea of “not too bad” and mine are wildly different. 😂 This thing is the epitome of throwing good money after bad. I get how you’re trying to help this guy out and it is good content but he should get what he can recover from a salvage yard and walk away. Sometimes you just gotta punt…then go find the guy that sold it to you and punch him in the throat. Your son makes a good copilot, he asks all the critical questions. 👍🏻👍🏻
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  18. I didn’t know about the Irish Spring myth about keeping the rodents away but I know from personal experience it repels mosquitoes. I shave a bunch off the bar, put it in small mesh bags and hang them around the patio and shop door. Works like a charm.
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  19. 😂
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  20. Can’t believe nobody has fixed that seat with duct tape, I mean really?
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  21. Standby folks, learning is about to take place.
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  22. He paid up later.
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  23. Why would they make every wire yellow? The tape around the socket tip is going in my bag.
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  24. Spot on with the closing statement.
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  25. Good job.
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  26. That gone-completely-wacko laugh when you pulled the U joint apart was just a bit unnerving…you ok?
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  27. More importantly, why is there half a $20 bill in the glovebox? And does that make it a sawbuck?
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  28. Three certainties in life; Death, taxes and drum brakes suck. Show me someone who likes drums and I’ll show you someone with a sadistic personality disorder.
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  29. The wife did not seem impressed with the “New” mower.😂
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  30. Hahaha 🤣, love the title. Excellent video as always.
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  31. Try draping a mover’s blanket over your topside creeper.
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  32. “Rockers are completely gone” the seatbelt comes off the floor, well let’s pretend we didn’t see that….we didn’t because it wasn’t there. 😂🤣😂 Max seems like a hard to impress kinda feller. You are a braver man than I am sir, I’d have been afraid if it started the engine would’ve fallen out.
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  33. Awesome work. Love the Mortske cameo.
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  34. It’s not that oil was better 30 years ago it’s that it was made for those vehicles 30 years ago. My thought is it can’t hurt to add the zinc and it’s not that expensive. I see your argument about old tractors and cheap oil but I think comparing those situations to car engines is arguing apples and oranges. Just one old guy’s humble opinion.
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  35. Exactly.
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  36.  @WatchWesWork FM Baby 😂
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  37. Did anybody ever think to back the trailer up to the tractor?😮
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  38. 51k ? I’m a Ford guy but this thing is a piece of junk. What do you guys do to vehicles up there?
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  39. You the man Wes but what are you doing to your shoes that they come apart in two months? Spilling solvent on them? Weird.
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  40. Powdered tree carcass. 😂 I’ll be using that one.
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  41. That evil scientist laugh when it started, 😬. 😂Sketchy? Sketchy left the building a long time ago, but still fun.
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  42. Max doesn’t seem like Avery enthusiastic helper.
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  43. I want no part of this. 😎
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  44. There is no way you can get me to believe the POS 5 cylinder has 400k plus miles on it. I don’t believe it’s kilometers either, maybe a computer error?
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  45. Nicely done.
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  46. She just needs to be run through a few heat cycles those seals and gaskets will soften up and start working again. I’m sure this was mentioned in other comments but in 73 years you’ll never find replacement computer parts for todays tractors…hell JD won’t even let you work on your own tractor today.
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  47.  @yoshiki7757 😂
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  48. Nothing like a gas station chicken salad samich. 🤣
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  49. I really enjoy watching was work and I thank you for getting straight to the point and not making me Watch Wes Work for 2 hours. I appreciate the time and work it takes to edit things down to a reasonable length. 👍🏻 I wish someone would explain this concept to Mortske. 😂 Yeah I said it.
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  50. The most widely misplaced tool in any mechanic’s collection is the 10mm socket, fact.
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