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@@ilovekitteys not that I noticed so far.

@@dirtymikeandtheboyz2570 thank you.

Good call there. I use to do something similar with my old Jeep.

@@invisibleman-sd7qi guess if that day is this week or next month then ya ha.

@@thatwhale absolutely.👍

@@rickc564 i will I am impressed it lasted that long.

@@stevecourtois3741 no lol.

@@FullRange4x4 kinda depends on the money you want to spend on repairs . i had a 98 silverado with the usual cab corners and below door rust . i had a guy quote me 6300 to fix rust and re-paint , it really was not a bad price but i decided i did not want to sink that much into an everyday driver so i did the rust area with foam let it sit up really good , sawed off the excess ,sanded it flat , repainted and it turned out great . as i said it depends on the money you want to spend . have 2 friends who want me to do that to their trucks but they want me to do it for free . lol

@@stevecourtois3741 I get it. Tiger Hair use to be my best friend till I learned over the years how to do repairs correctly if the project calls for it. Like you said, depends on the budget.

That sounds like a reasonable exception.

I had a 78 cherokee with quadratrac. Bought it from a logger. The fenderwells were solid dried mud and georgia red clay. Chipped and washed them out. Sprayed them full of foam,waited till it looked like a porcupine, sanded it off rattle canned it that ugly ass bronze color they had let it rip. Couldn't afford to.spend much on a 8 mpg car. Climb a telephone pole. Pass anything but a gas pump. Drove it from georgia to montana more than once. Damn corn gas would kill it. Got jerry cans filled at kc to.get me to montana

@donmiller1304 the foam in places that that is a lazy way of doing it. I cut the rist out and weld new patchs in

Ya, wasn’t my best haha.

Broncograveyard.com sells frame saver pieces for that area. They are just like big washers. It’s done on my frame. Here is the link to the whole set: shop.broncograveyard.com/1966-1979-Ford-F-Series-Truck-Frame-Saver-Truck-Complete-Kit-Set-of-6/productinfo/23069T/

@ thanks

@ no problem.

I ordered from Homedepot website. Here is the link: www.homedepot.com/p/Twin-Cylinder-Oil-Lubricated-Belt-Drive-Aluminum-In-Line-Air-Compressor-Pump-040-0430/203350087

It’s possible but you won’t know unless you look under and behind the outer rocker. In my experience, the inner rockers need some patching at the very least.

@@rmjones15 using this product, at least 1 once a year but that depends on how you prep the vehicle.

Pretty much but it works.

Not sure, no reason for it either. Just threw one in there.

What block?

Used oil works great

Rick Fennel Undercoating. ducarlecom.bigcartel.com/

I used to do that in the past. I just find this stuff holds up longer with less maintenance year to year.

@@trevorober2384 i wouldnt use flat oil though, id mix it with sand or something

@@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305 used oil and adysty road is what I do

@@billbenetz9022 to be fair, I rebuilt the cab 2 years ago but holding up well because of the maintenance.

@@chuck3671 thank you!

@@erickuhns9023 lol

@@erickuhns9023 I wasn’t currently using it but I understand & enjoyed the comment ha.

@@BlakWiseCracker thanks!

Made those from 16 gauge sheet metal I had. I think I even used 14 gauge too but ya all hand made.

Nice, I’m glad it helped. Thanks for checking it out.

@FullRange4x4 yeah didn't know how to grind but am learning little by little thanks to ur video finally cut the screw I had for a while thanks again 😊 👍🏻

I’m not sure, the tractor tire was 10” I think?

Ya, that grinder works pretty well. I have gone through a few cabinets over the years for projects. Even used my old breaker panel for the squarebody. Ya, I enjoy saving these rigs as I come across them. If I didn’t take this truck it was going to the scrap yard.

I never tried soaking in oil or penetrant. If it’s really rusty I would but nothing a hammer & socket couldn’t fix.

@ hell yea dude🤣 I just bought a 79 dodge w150 and im thinking about posting some videos on it. Front left wheel bearing is also bad so im hoping the stubby shaft doesn’t have grooves on it

@@jaxon.frandrup​​⁠nice. Post em, never know who you can help or if you need to look back on it for something. Ya, hopefully no grooves but I will days I definitely ran my squarebody like that without issues for a couple years till I sold it. Good luck.

It’s been a while since doing the break cables on a drum set up but ya, I do agree doing it first. Thinking about it, it makes sense since the drum shoes and hardware sit in front of the brake cable stuff. I have a 79 F150, I’ll have to make a video assembling the drum set up on the rear axle. Also, before I had a drum brake tool I only ever had done it with needle nose pliers and a flat head screw driver so you should be good either way.

Pretty much right away for me.

@how high does your oil temp typically usually reach? At ideal mine goes up all the way till 220-223. Is that normal?

@@YeezyVickmine did as well. I believe that is normal but I would double check. I actually do not have that Jeep any more but I’ll check the new one we have.

@@FullRange4x4 thank u so much . I changed thermostat yesterday but the engine lights still on. Hoping it’ll reset on its own.

Nvm. Check engine light just went off! Thanks for your video and your replies!

8’ walls, the peak is 10’ something, I forget.

@@kurtparker6587 I got mine from homedepot. Actually showed up when googled. Not sure if you have the same but here is the link to the one I used: www.homedepot.com/p/Twin-Cylinder-Oil-Lubricated-Belt-Drive-Aluminum-In-Line-Air-Compressor-Pump-040-0430/203350087

@@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305 yes, this did fix the issue 100%. I have experience the same on a truck & wrangler I had.

@@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305 this was my brother’s truck he got for free from a farm sitting for years. He disassembled it and life changed, offered it to me for free or he would scrap it. I couldn’t let it get scrapped. At the time I also had a 77 GMC I was working on/driving so I was not looking for a project. I am ok with the reassembling the truck piece by piece since that’s how the GMC was a one point. Plus I know everything good & bad lol. Life happened as usual so I really don’t have a budget. I am just trying to do what I can with what I have as I have time. I hoping to get the personal stuff figured out soon so I can accomplish more.

@FullRange4x4 same as me do what i can with supplies i have. Was just curious how you got it

@ yes sir, no problem at all.

Yes, I do actually. The bed is gone because it’s rotted but that’s about the only things missing. I do have the motor now. This is the introduction to the truck. Ford F150 Project. Introduction. th-cam.com/video/gkiN9O6G0Yc/w-d-xo.html

@@NcikTrunbull-v1q that is what I would normally do.

That would be pretty nice to use, chimney inspection is the way to go in my opinion. I’m not sure what I’ll do for sustainable heat just yet.

@FullRange4x4 get a stove. Cut a hole in your roof add a flue pipe. And since your ground is gravel you dont have to do anything special to it. They sell nice little wood stoves in tractor supply

​@@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305 my only problem I don't have any budget for it. The heat situation will have to wait till next fall is my guess.

@FullRange4x4 heat master barrel stove is $117

@@jeepsblackpowderandlights4305 ya, my brother got a nice dent puller I will try when I get to this area for repairs.

@@ScottysVise lol he is not a mini but is the runt. His brother is twice the size of him. He’s a good dog.

@@Lavender.4501 pretty much.

I’m glad it helped. Thanks for checking it out.

lol this sounds more entertaining.

@@scirockalot8v yes.

@@jordanhoward100 there is a panel of the inside that is in the way of using a hammer and dolly.

Thank you. The bed floor came from Ray Buck Auto out of Pittsburgh, PA.

@@ScottysVise about 5 mins before this video, the cart broke, the cab rolled off it, and I didn’t get it on camera.

@FullRange4x4 looks like you got it back together....hey, maybe that can be an idea for an upcoming video. Weld together a body cart (on the cheap)

@ yes, I do need to make an improved one for sure.

😂

@@JesusIsGodfr thanks! Will do!

Good stuff. Thanks for sharing the tip.