Foundation Drill rig Problems (PT 1)

Hey guys, sorry I hadn't posted in a while. Had some out of town jobs that took priority. Unfortunately they wouldn't allow me to film any of it, so that stinks. Here is a longer format weld repair of some work we were doing on a foundation drilling machine. These machines drill vertical shafts in the ground for pouring concrete as a base for building footings. Let me know what you think. There's more coming! Thanks for the support in advance and kick back and enjoy.

[dennissarver]

I love how they call you when they get stumped ! Then you show up and suddenly they are experts ! Always one in the company ! LOL

[williammccartney]

Like my grandpa who was a boiler maker would say ( if this was any easier they would have the girl scouts out here doing this)!. have a blessed day everyone great job IC...

[chorgzent.]

"They got it as far as they could then they called me" truly humble tradesman.

[hommie]

Love the longer format video's Isaac. This is a huge job, been there before and they are not fun

[lordbyrom]

I watch your videos and now I know what is missing in my life ….since retirement I miss the challenges, it keeps the little grey cells active …Great video look forward to part 2 👍👍👍👍

[peter-pgyc]

Your son is darn lucky to be trained by a master like yourself. what a leg up this is to his career.

[cowcatcher]

I loved the part about an hour into to the video when you shut the torch down and cleaned the tip! Took me a long time to learn that patience. I remember when I used to just keep fighting it because I thought I was in a hurry. I now know it’s faster and a better cut if I just stop and take a minute or two to clean it up. Thank you!

[deltanne]

As a Canadian that lives on the praries I always find it funny listening to people from the southern states comment on how cold it is.

Great work as always Isaac!

[DIRTDUMMY]

Young ic, pay close attention to your pops... you've grown up with him so you may not realize how profound his skillset is. From his poise on the job, communication with all involved parties and finally the repair. Best of the best all the way around.

[thepubliceye]

I like seeing IC and ic working together.

[patricklorio]

I really like the longer videos! I am a retired master plumber of 42 years, and I never really liked casual help like you got, but I understand and appreciate your diplomacy. Great video!

[Munguy-ij]

If things go sideways stand beside Issac and If he starts to run run beside him.😂😂😂.

[yosmith]

Man, this reminds me of many decades ago. Always interesting to see how others approach these kinds of things. Like the longer format of the video as well.

[bigunone]

Pozole for lunch sounds good!
Thank the guys and the company for allowing you to video this

[Hey_Its_That_Guy]

You sure get to work on some crazy stuff, Isaac! Thanks for sharing, can't wait for part 2!

[petermccuskey]

Fantastic dissection of somebody else's work. I am 68 years old and a machinist and weld er your work is surgical and to the point of amazing figuring out seams and cutting on them.

[TheVideoSteve]

I really enjoy watching your videos and how you fix all the various problems you encounter..

[peteacher]

Like letsdig18, "I get called in to fix other people's stuff-ups!" although to be honest, it was quite a while back he said it, but it tickled my fancy and is one of those drolleries one remembers! Well done Isaac & Son; it's always a pleasure sitting in the front row seats you reserved for us.

[stephenmeeks]

Isaac, it is so good to have you back. I missed you.

[bulletproofpepper]

I really like the way you try not to cut too much. A lot of people just cut everything and keep going and going further. Thanks for sharing.