How We Got Banned From The Ocean | HD Mechanic Repairs Cummins Yacht Engine and PC238 Bent Cylinder

I replace the dampeners too , they got much better dampeners available now , technology that the didnt have when some older diesels where built ..i miss working on my cummins , you want some help ? No charge , just keep me laughing , i could work with you , we could cuss at it together ..lol

So glad they took y’all out on the boat that was awesome

what worklights are on the trucks?

Love this channel good work cam 😂 teaching me all the roght ways much love from australia

Cam is shoresy from letterkenny after his hockey career 😂

I’ve re watched every vid with cam prolly 3 times! He makes the channel interesting make more vids! We love them

the lug nut on a 3500 ram or any of the nuts with the washer built in they thread on the injector and thee wash makes it a good pray spot to get them out as well !

If he leans over the engine he is over head Cam :)

The white motor would be easy to check for leaks. More OEM should do that.

This is the best episode of ice road truckers I've ever seen.

Who makes that utility knife you got there?

Not me realizing that “deckled” is cams way of saying “decals”

Buy the cheap shipping blankets for doing dirty work on something like a boat. Also nice if you need a nap.

I love your channel but it’s giving me nightmares from remembering doing engine work on boats at the last shop I worked at, lol.

Why didn't you clean up the oil pan? Looks like someone with no care about their work.

3rd year apprentice from Nova Scotia and still learning stuff from Cam! Great guy to work alongside with and for. Keep up the great work guys
Been watching him for a while love the vids

😂 i can't stop laughing watching Cam

Can't believe the owner is ok with his oil pan being put back on like that 😂 🤙

Just gotta ask, and not that I’m being an arm chair wrencher, but why didn’t you do valve lash when you had the valve cover gaskets off?

Those oil pan gaskets you can hammer off. Lightly tap with a ball pean hammer and it will rise right off.

I'm not even a HD mechanic but I love these videos. Very relatable as a forklift road tech.

i wish my boss would have let me keep going on my work vids. states thats really cool, then says put your phone away and get to work.. so i think its awesome you guys are aloud to do this. i can really only make videos on service calls

What’s the brand on that vise grip injector puller?

Where does one get the stickers?

You guys are really doing something cool with this channel keep it up

Did you check for the killer dowel pin for the cummins?

Cam the man. Really knows his shit. Great attitude. Would love to work with him and learn more shit. Keep up with these vids!

Cam is effing hilarious. I could work with that guy all day.

“Better to be safe than Surrey” I get it

Love the work, and the video's are great too. Who makes that brake clean sprayer, and part #?

Millwright here love the videos lads!

You are the great discover 👍👍👍👍

Thank you for sharing, another great job, i learn a lot, i like when you fix everythink 👍👍👍👍👍

You guys are awsome you got a good sense of humor buddy

Man I'm an operator but we have to work on them when they break and you help with confidence a lot because if Carson can do it, so can I LOL

I’m a Mopar diesel tech. 2018 and below ram HDs 6.7 Cummins use these paper gaskets. They’re a nightmare to clean off. It’s basically scraping rocks off lol.

I used to work on boats with Cummings, MANN, CAT, and old car engines some years ago and I'm impressed with what you accomplished in this video. I've spent countless hours in old and dirty engine rooms and can't say that I miss it at all. We used to work all day long in these engine rooms barefoot while regularly having out feel submerged in smoog made of up of coolant, oil and god knows what else.

Bilge and engine room water is some nasty stuff as you never know what you are putting your hands and feet into. Time and time again one of us would drop a socket, wrench or bolt into the smoog water and I'd be the one to stick my hands in it to find what we lost. Believe it or not, some aquatic life can actually survive on the muck water in the bottom of a boat. I actually had something bite me once and latch onto my toe. We could not identify it, but it looked like a cross between a baby lobster and a snail. I think nastyness that it was thriving in altered it's genetics or something.

Anyways, I was mostly an assistant to the mechanics, but I watched a lot of these guys struggle with what you did. Working in tight spaces like that sucks, but you made it look easy.

Good job man.

The Carsonator picking up the slack for the Camster. Nice one Wrenchy!!

Thats a gorgeous boat.

I enjoyed the boat work. Kinda cramped quarters. I’d freak out. Lol. Great on Carson getting the job done! Congrats. The vid ended talking about merch. Going to check to see if you have shirts yet. I’ve been waiting. Lol. Thx for sharing. Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉

Edit: I can’t find the merch. Give me a hint. I figure if I buy a shirt then maybe I’ll get better at turning wrenches. Ha!

Greetings from Reno, Nevada.
It was great viewing two projects in one video. That breaks up the monotony.

MORE Tylor! More shots to the nut sack. Taylor and Cam ARE the future of Tekemo on face book

Loved this video, especially because I had a Cummins 6BTA in a similar size boat, and did all my own maintenance. It would have been so much easier if I had been able to watch a video like this! Much more primitive the way I did it, because I am not a mechanic. Also had less room to work in. My pan had a lower portion, and I had to lift the motor to get it out. Finally removed it all from the boat, restored it and put back in like new. A great motor.

How much would that cost i could easily do that just need slide hammer I have everything else just need part guy like u in LA I should walk around boats and ask if they need work done lol

Great content, what kind of cleaner does Cam use in the pump up sprayer?

How does someone from accross the world who wants a fresh start find an apprenticeship? Or even just a chance to get into the industry.

Looking to move to Canada and start again