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Kindly give me d dimension copy sir

Gosh darn if fellas! I am starting my Lund restoration here next week and now I'm changing my mind on going gray inside instead of Red! Ugh...thanks... :)

Where do you find the conversion kit

Thanks I needed that.

Good video thanks ?? Caliper and rotors from what year Jeep I can pull them out

Thank you for posting this. I have a '64 J200 that I'm converting to disc brakes. From the shop manual, it appears that there were a few options for rear axles in these early J trucks. Mine has a Dana 53 - is that what yours is? Also, did you ever decide to sell the brackets you designed? I know this video is from a long time ago, but hey, the truck is old too!

What did you do with the combination valve/ proportioning valve????

Nice 👍👍👍

1:41 Prying causes damage to bushings and pistons.

Very Impressive. Looks likes lots of hard work, but the finished product is something to be very proud of!

I can't believe you left the old open cell foam in the boat, even if it looks dry to the eye it is wet inside and it never ever dries no matter what you do. That foam will rot the new floor and if you ever take on more water that you can pump out the boat will sink like a boat anchor.

You really should Mount that coil vertically as they are oil filled and laying them down on the side like that will cause them to overheat and fail prematurely. They describe that in the instruction manual

The master cylinders are different on disc drum models , you can modify yours

Thanks for making the video. You're a life saver man...

Looks awesome

You the man !!!! thanks for the video

This guy drinking beer and messing with firearms

Is there a way for me to take the alarm off I bought a 2001 bmw x5 but the key didn't came with the remote to unlock it and the key entry is messed up any ideas of how to take the alarm down ?

Any chance you can send me the template for the caliper mounting plate???

What’s the name of the fuse

FYI - I have been following USDA potato-canning procedures for decades BUT without peeling the potatoes. I have experienced no deleterious results. I looked into this in 2011. My 2011 question - Have USDA test results (or any credible test results) shown that, by following USDA canning guidelines re: canning potatoes, the "destruction of the largest expected number of heat-resistant microorganisms" is ensured REGARDLESS of whether potato skins have or have not been removed? On Apr 21, 2011 I received a response to this question from Elizabeth L. Andress, Ph.D. University of Georgia that no testing had been done on unpeeled potatoes. Unless such tests have been subsequently done, with contrary results, anyone who states that potatoes MUST be peeled, makes such a claim without any evidence to support it.

I have a 74 f100 where did you tie in your 12v switched wire off the 6al box?

Hey, is it ok for me to just pull the fuse out and no longer put it in? I have an 03. I don't want the alarm going off at all, even when I lock the doors. If I pull the fuse out, will the alarm never go off again?

Great job. It looks awesome. Keep up the good work.

As soon as you open the hood the problem is obvious, look at the state of the wiring.

This is the exact video I was looking for. Thank you for making it.

Did you ever upload the brake booster video? I don't see it on your channel, but maybe I'm blind.

Thanks for making the video, just one recommendation a flashlight would be a plus, and so pointing what was the fuse. The video was 95% helpful, you just need complete the above described, at least mentioning the fuse right location. Regards

Good for you to add the hint of the vinegar in the water..it has saved me some crusty glass on the many different water sources I have had.

That's not Willy's that's a kiaser

6 foot on level ground... should have a 4 or 5 foot if doing slopes or hills. A 4 foot one, with the tractors dedicated engine power and rpm to it, can take on a lot of neglected brush...

Why didn’t u point out the fuse it’s confusing

*I purchased this during the Xmas break when it was on sale.☞☞>**allmy.tips/Cabela_grinder?a1** I originally bought it to grind big game meat with, but since have started using it on beef as well. It chewed through 3 lbs of beef like knife through butter.*

i know right! i just order one with the tile head but think i should have ordered the stair head too. im sick of scrubbing first and then steaming. this does it all at once

I'm glad I found your channel I have the same year gladiator and I'm definitely gonna use your brake conversion videos to make it 4 wheel disc brakes. After I drop this built sbc 400 in it its gonna need it lol

Can someone send me a template of the backing plate zjhunter96@gmail.com Thanks in advance! Looking to do this swap on my 64 gladiator.

That Brit sprouted a rudder!

What a pleasing video. I loved the soothing music and the video editing was perfect. So much better than talking. I just bought an 87 Lund Alaskan with an 85 Yamaha. A bit of a fixer upper but nothing like your project. So much you can do with a tin boat.

you guys did an awesome job, all that hard work paid off. Its tough to find a good crew like that willing to put in the endless hours.

*The display was easier to read in direct light than my last unit>>>**allabout.wiki/h960** I like to play with the settings but being able turn it on and automatically set up is nice. I think I will still make adjustments for my style.*

A breaker is not a pry tool FYI. Its better to break up the concrete and then peel it all away with a tooth bucket. Doing that leaves galling in the bushing and along the tool section above the scraper seal. It's a good way to end up resealing a breaker twice as often and creating a pathway for contamination into your skid steers hydraulics.

Was the original floor pop riveted down? If so ,how did you remove them? I’m lookin at changing the floor in my Lund rebel. It’s riveted,and the outside ones leave little room to drill out. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

This is very well done! Nice job you guys. Thanks for sharing.

Sent email requesting template Can you do a progress report on the disc brake conversion its been about 5 years now Anything you would do differently if you could do it?

I need to replace the floor on my 2002 18’ Alaskan. How did you secure the floor back down screws or rivets? And did you use 3/4” thick marine grade plywood? Beautiful job on yours

hubs need to be it free,before removal.

Except for not going ALL vinyl, I approve. Nice job!

Was the foam waterlogged? Im going to re-vynil the floor and try. And lighten up my 1800.

Nice Job! I am attempting the exact same restoration. I have a question for you: on the bow, when you attached the angled aluminum (ledge for the plywood deck)to the side of the boat, I'm assuming you riveted it to the boat side. as you approach the bow your ledge goes below a rivet Line for the flange on the outside of the boat. this is typically below the water line. did you rivet this as well and did you have any problems with leaking? any key learning's or advice?

WOW nice job