Very funny podcast that covers all aspects of being a mechanic in the heavy equipment industry and surrounding industries.

Enjoyed listening, puhlease come back

I love listening to your podcast and I’ve been wanting to go into heavy equipment mechanic and listening to your podcast it drives me to do it

Been listening since the start and it’s good to see it growing. Now if only Mr “Mr Cash Money” could make it on some more episodes we’d be golden, lol.

I was listening to episode 85 and I’m very offended. I don’t believe in a Political way!!

Best podcast for those long drive out to the job site

Ep 74 is by far the funniest! I was laughing so hard I had to listen to it twice. Great podcast, keep growing it’s only gotten better!

Best podcast I’ve found yet!

I’ve never been into listening to podcasts. I found this one on Instagram and gave it a listen. I’m glad I did! I found myself binging all the episodes one after the other! Colton does an outstanding job hosting this podcast! Along with Coltons wife, Kate and part time co host Joe, they bring a down to earth experiences of life, turning wrenches and the challenges we face. This is a very relatable and relevant podcast! So, if you don’t like this podcast, take your man purse filled with tampons, your Taylor Swift life soundtrack along with your one star reviews and move on!

I searched for a podcast related to wrenching a couple years back and just couldn’t find one that I could get into. Many were very much automotive-centric or one-dimensional. But in this podcast, I found a man speaking truth to my everyday reality and the current state of heavy equipment field service. It may seem niche, but this podcast has broad appeal to all who turn wrench or labor, as it encompasses many issues that we all across the trades face. The best part of this podcast is that Colton and his guests are real-they don’t hold back for the sake of being proper- but they also approach their work and the people this work involves with respect, honesty, seriousness, passion, humor, and a real sense of “How can we make this job we love even better?” They really go at it from all aspects. This podcast is really what we need in this era of indifference towards those whose efforts truly make modern civilization possible. The stories told by the guests really highlight the goodness, brilliance, and ingenuity that comes with hard work in challenging conditions.

Could binge listen to all the episodes Colton does a great job and the guests are typically just as great. 100% recommend!

Only thing this podcast is missing is an ice bath and a dude lookin up quick states for Colton

Listen to Colton share his experience and how the other technicians in the business of being a tech came to be. I recommend this to anyone that wants to be a tech or enjoys hearing the highs and lows of real world techs doing the work some can only dream about.

This is an awesome show hosted by a stand up guy. I’m not even a mechanic but I tune in at the drop. I would recommend that you don’t listen to this with your wife around solely because Colton’s smooth buttery voice will probably cost you a relationship If you rate below a 5 star, odds are you shower with your swimsuit on

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Found this after your truck tour on YouTube. Field service tech, 20+ years mostly komatsu. Great to hear other techs insite into daily field tech life. Also refreshing to see such support of the trades and how to bring young talent into our craft. Thanks for the great listens and looking forward to many more

Found this show through service trucks group on FB, was tired of listening to music all the time while headed to jobs or even on site. Learned a lot from listening so far. Keep it up Colton!

The every man speaking the every man’s language. Preach up!

My wife left me because she said I wasn’t man enough. After she left me I binged listened to the CWP and now she’s back. CW has restored my life and my relationship I can’t thank you enough for all you have done.

Just found out about this podcast not long ago and it’s awesome listening to other field tech stories. Best way to enjoy going job to job.

I love listening to this podcast and hear everyone’s stories how they got into the heavy industry. I don’t have a lot of connections with people in my trade, this is a great way to connect and heard others stories. Keep it up!! This is great!

Hey man, I just want to let you know that your podcast is definitely one of my favorites. My wife and I own a small construction company in Idaho. I worked for a good size truck and equipment dealer in Oregon for years before my wife got transferred to our current location. we started up the construction company for something different. I built a service truck for our own needs and wants and now it’s turned into a secondary service offered for our customers. It’s really nice listening to her down to earth guy about real world problems in our industry. Keep it up man. I hope it lasts! You are doing a great job.

Great podcast being doing this for 40 years and it truly makes me feel better to hear other’s experience many of the same issues I have and how they deal with them

This podcast is great, Iisten every monday an episode drops. Its cool hearing from different people around the trade and their experiences. Keep them coming!

Love the show. You nailed it with those Snap-on socks. I don’t even wear them day to day. They stay in my road bag so when I have a bad day they make it soo much better. Keep it going guys.

Very good show about the life of a field tech helping people realize we are just like you but we work out of a truck.

Colton does a great job of spotlighting service personal from various industries that keep America moving! This podcast is great for anyone interested in or works in various types of heavy equipment repair and wants to know more about the different types of equipment repair, the people who do it, and how it is done!

Great podcast the authenticity of this podcast is one of the main reasons I listen to it. Keep up the great work man. #snowflakefreezone

I found your podcast threw a mechanic on YouTube named ZK Master tech, a mech with Sloan a Deere dealer, and he was right it is a breath of fresh air. I have been a HTD diesel mech and heavy equipment wrench for 38 years, I retired last year "BUT" believe it or not, " I know you'll think this is crazy". I missed wrenching so much I went to work wrenching for a local farmer that farms about 5000 acres. And couldn't be happier. Colton you talked about going on your own. DO IT, this is now the perfect storm to go out on your own, they can't find good mechanics any where nobody went into the trades. your talented your young and there is noting stopping you. There is a lot of money to be made out there especially today. Thank you Colton for doing the Podcast, keep them coming buddy. Jeff

As a field tech myself for John Deere Ag, I really enjoy this pod cast. I can relate to a lot of what they are talking about. I enjoy their unique stories and I like hearing about the construction side because I've been in Ag for 12 years. It's interesting to hear about the different things they have to do compared to my job. Congrats on the pod cast! Ready to hear more!