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Been looking for a while now for a decent video on how to take the rotors off...I have a 74 w100 and I have to replace the u-joints on the front and this is the part I'm at now..great video!

This is a great idea...gonna go get some stock and weld a mount....thanks so much. I have not seen this idea before! Will come back and post a pic when I have completed the mount.

Nice work!

Very impressive 👍

Done a few of these and bolts through the hole works fine and dudes a bit to destructive with stuff.

I'm about to do my 4th build out, always interested in new techniques. I built out a mobile photography display/sales unit and used the foam insulation with the same white fiber board on top. It still looks almost new 13 years later after thousands of folks been inside.

Awesome Info! Will be doing this soon! Thanks!

Looks good. I've used that R tech material before and now I have a 7x14' trailer with a cambered front (convex). This is an informational video and I almost think I want to take this a step further later when I get the money and spring for 2 layers of R-Pro max foam and screw in real plywood ceiling material (like ⅜" or ½" for strength so shoplights or other things can be screwed in)

Well HI guy's I have same tubular type plow frame on my 2001dodge ram 2500 and frame been on truck far as I Know since truck was new So I'm getting lucky but not completely lucky drivers side coming loose after 8 oz can PB blaster and truck jack on it and 5 ton pump jack broke drivers side loose but passenger side is stubborn, heat not great with PB blaster in tubes So my experience of muffler shops us this I'm cutting stubborn tube off at 1/2" out and then split the tube in large tube too truck and twist it out after air blasting crap out tube too see what I'm splitting then after out clean it grind it re-weld it back together better than splitting big tube like in video.

I'm going to be buying a 1979 W150 from a friend, and it has this axle(former Department of Agriculture truck), so I'm happy to see this video is up for when I do the brakes!

I've used the same stuff for my attic ladder and it has worked well for me. How is yours holding up?

Oh man if you do this, you get in that far put in new studs, it's not worth reusing them unless you have no other option. They are a weak spot on these trucks with the 5 on 4.5 full time 4x4. I have one lol.

Anyone happen to know what the torque for the 6 3/8 " wheel bearing hub bolts are supposed to be

I use press tool C293-49 to remove bearing

What's the number on the bearing at the parts store having a hard time finding the bearing

I know this video is old but can you tell me at all where you got your bearings

Sheet on it

Very smart

Pretty damn cool idea.

Do you still have to cut the other race of the bearing off if you press the hub out normally?

Very awesome. You need to patent and sell this. I need one :) Also just a idea for the average person maybe a place just next to it to hold a small bottle jack. Great job.

Thanks just on time to do it on my trailer i use it for office

Great idea!!!!!

Just got a 7X12 enclosed trailer for my Tri-Glide. This is an excellent way to mount my spare tire! Since I have welders, plasma cutter etc. it's a no brainer.

I grease mine

I'm having a problem putting the lower and upper balljoints in with the housing together while the axle is in. There's not enough space to put together. How do I do it?

I want that bracket. I’m not a welder. Would you consider selling them?

Freaking awesome idea. Clean, simple and very practical. This should be an option from dealers...

Thank you we are getting ready to do this and this video was a huge help. You got to the point and no music love the way you put it together for others. Thank you for taking the time to help others.

We See Many Cargo-Builds. We learn a lot as we Watch. Try Listening to Your Broadcast. TOO MANY 'AH, AH, AH, AH's, makes it Kinda Borning. Now I know What Not to Sound Like when I Share My Build. Happy Trails.(Not Trying to be Rude, Just A Friendly Heads-Up)😁 👍

No mess, lol

What did you use for screws for the paneling to go into the frame of the trailer? I also have a 7x14 cargo trailer.

I have a 79 power wagon 150,I'm replacing the rotor,but I'm having a hard time loosening the hub but. Is the axel nut for the driver side a reverse thread? I have broken 2 craftsman sheater bars and not accomplishing anything. Need help any with suggestions are welcome.

Great video, I was just wondering about, did you (wall mount) the bolts all the way thru?

Very cool idea

What's the R-value of the insulation?

Use butyl tape under the flange next time. Much cleaner to deal with. Good vid

Thank you for the video and knowledge. It is appreciated!!

Great Video, I was about to plasma cut the old tubes off (mine actually broke off completely due to excessive rust) and weld new ones on, this is a MUCH better idea, THANK YOU!

Nice video. Never had a dodge before my 77, and wish I would have known the front bearings had a grease fitting like that. Your video was a help to see what i would be up against before doing front wheel bearings in my w200

Does anyone know where to order this Rotor and hub?

I have been having problems finding the front barring and seals for the front axel please email me if you know where I count find the right ones my email is hlemmon@midwayk12.net

How do u replace both inner and outer bearings I can’t find any videos on this style

More like how to totally fuck up your seal and bearings, the 6, 12point bolts ARE there for a reason, there used to remove the hub and bearings without destroying anything !

So you dont need a press for that bearing??

What about the inner wheel bearing

Lol how do you make one is my question cuz I have to build that both parts for the plow and the part for the truck .. Cuz I don't have the part that bolts to the truck

I originally came here looking for a DIY on a 2wd 86 D150, but I started watching this video and couldn't stop. Very very well done Sir! Regardless of the fact that it wasn't what I needed, I really enjoyed it! Thank you!

"When" lmao

can I replace a 2001 5.9 to a 1998 dodge ram body style