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Did you find a bed? I did a stepside conversion on my old Travelette. A C900 bed is the correct length. I ended up sectioning a short step bed and putting a fender without the spare notch on mine. I really liked the stepside on the Travelette

The IH345 did have the increased cooling.

😅😅😅😅 Really? How about you load up the trailer with around 750kg take it on some sh!t roads and see how long it lasts? The whole thing is relying on 1 x 1inch bolt. 😅

Just awesomehitch, bro

Just realized you’re the fellow with all the coyote hunting videos. Fun to watch and I wonder how the IH Travelette is doing. I’m working on a 1970 Travelette swapped onto a 2nd gen dodge Cummins.

Good idea. Really chatty, though

Not bad. But 60 bucks. Ya for materials and minimum of 10 hours labor at 40. That's 460 dollars.

how is looking now?

Wish I had the fab tools and skills to make one of these my self, way cheaper than buying one, but by the time I buy all the tools, I could just buy one... good work

I want to do this setup but for a motorcycle. In theory it'd work perfectly with all the leaning and all.

I learned years ago, you can’t have just one IH. Fyi, oil pooling on the intake manifold is from the the intake bolt threads not being sealed. Oil can leach up the bolts because they go all the way through into engine. If you’ve noticed, IH used brass washers on them bolts to stop this. It’s much better to use a sealer on the bolt threads to stop this. I would just pull one bolt at a time and seal the threads and pitch the brass washers. Another trick I’ve learned is to put a small amount of sealer on the under side of each rocker cover bolt head. Oil will also leach up them bolts because there is not enough gasket material around the bolts. And, always make sure the PCV valve is working correctly and the flame arrestor in the valve cover is plumbed correctly into the air cleaner. Either one can create major oil leaks. Keep on Scoutin!💪🏻

Nice work on that rack. Did you have any noise issue?

I honestly wouldn’t trust myself. I’d just be going 75 mph down the highway and BAM 💥 the whole trailer fell off and caused a 18 car pile up

Look into Cruisemaster DOT35 or Mchitch trailer hitches from Australia . Ready made 4WD hitches

Good video..

Good stuff! I made my rack for my first gen a bit lower, but similar modular concept. Well done! See ya on the trails

Are you done with this channel? Hope all is well

I know that trail. Good hitch.

I made a similar hitch on my Hilux. 1/10th scale RC Hilux that is :)

very nice job!

foound one with a 383 in it with bucket seats in the front in northern canada

You really don’t see the build so save yourself some time and see the bumper at 5:57

Hi Do you have any other footage, would love to see the grease nipple etc please, cheers

swivel hitch = I want to roll my trailer over

The Jumping Jack is so underrated. Such a great trailer! I love your setup bro. Keep killing it! Sub

At least you have a tailgate

Hey! What kind of axle system does your trailer use?

Ever think about the old standard Pintle hitch. Lots of articulation. They do rattle but are very flexible off road

Do you build or sell these?

When you said lake Powell, I thought you were in Georgia. The lake has very big stripers and catfish out there

You got it!

hows it holding up so far?

hope all is well

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4x6 JJ looks awesome for go anywhere off road in your video. Do you think the 6x8 which I think you had could do similar off roading assuming trail is not to narrow? or do you think it will get bogged with approach and decent angles? Contemplating the 6x8 since we are a family of 4 and don't think the 4x6 will be big enough. Have 2 and 5 year olds along with wife.

I’d pay $100 for one of those. Interested?

Do you think you upload a video of just the rack it’s looks coo I’m tryna make one for my truck

Very ingenious build... kinda wondering if the same goals could be achieved by sourcing a few u-joints from the salvage yard...?

Not sure I’d trust the grade 8 bolt after welding on it.... you’ve heated it up and taken the strength out of it.....

That’s a sweet looking 1st gen, my Y2K taco is a 4wd conversion with manual hubs but I’ve been thinking of going sas finally. I’m just wondering what type of front axle did you go with and did you swap out the rear?

Did you make the bed rack

Seen any abnormal wear out of it? Anything you’d change from what you have as it is?

suweet! i never knew these existed. going to have to build a trailer with one of these now. =)

Lol i got stuck there

Nice 👍🏽 2nd channel

So you can do this with off the shelf parts. Google DIY Tractor Supply hitch. Part numbers and everything.

I didn't think ag pins where DOT approved.

looking forward to see it finished hope all is well

I hope this doesn’t come off mean it’s more curious. With the extreme articulation and flexibility of it, what happens if it starts tipping too far let’s say when you are coming off an steep angle either to your driver or passenger side, will it max out or could it keep tipping and potentially roll over??

All you need is a pintle hitch receiver like they use on military offroad vehicles and dumptruck trailers.