We've used that in my family for years, but did a small job for my elderly parents a week ago and Mum asked how much did I charge? I said "Free 99" (I think I heard that on Matt's channel) and she said "I've only got a ten. Will that be okay?" Had to explain it to her. Felt bad too! As if I'd bill my parents!
Paul, being an old time AC guy. You should have angled the air flow up or just straight out. Cool air drops since it is heavier than warm air, you would get better mixing of the air across the shop.
Didn’t watch the entire install But comment is failure to install flashing Buildings going to leak. Whether from rain/snow. Or that swamp cooler. Healthy building start with keeping that water out of the wall and tools below. Fix it now fabrats
Yep weld it up. Never seen anyone weld to metal siding nor an electric box. I think Paul could weld two soda cans together. (I almost said pop cans but I found out years ago that it's a regional slang word around the Ohio area).
The famous Panguitch Lake Burger Barn. Good pit stop for grub. I was even in the background in that shot. Nice to meet you and get to thank you for the content on your awesome channel.
Hey Paul, when you fix the fan bearing, can you show us how your swamp box works. Many people who don't live in dry, not climates haven't heard of them. I was fascinated to learn about them as a kid when I moved to Texas. I think your explanation style would be perfect for the easy to understand essentials. Maybe ask Michelle for her description first?
Evaporative cooling. The phase-change that occurs when water evaporates requires heat... It takes the heat from the air, leaving cooler air to come through to the shop. Only worth the effort in low humidity.
Don't confuse us even more by asking Michelle for her description which'll probably be along the line of "air cooler thingamebob." But I'm with you. What's a swamp cooler??. I have visions of a cool, mosquito laden breeze that chills you enough that you don't realise that the mosquitoes are puncturing your skin with sufficient frequency to guarantee, malaria, ebola, swamp fever, berrie berrie or some other vial disease man has yet to invent or discover. Put us out of our inquisitive state. Regards from Canada's banana belt. Also a malarial area. 🤞🇨🇦🍌🥋🇺🇦🕊️🇺🇲❓❓👍
I was about to ask how this thing works, I wish he would’ve explained it but it’s probably a common thing there and doesn’t seem worth explanation. I’ve never seen anybody put such a thing in their shop but I live in the northeast so maybe it doesn’t work good here in. I assume since he said it needed a water line that it evaporates water to cool somehow but idk if that would work in areas with more humidity
@@jesseleesamples I'm assuming it works by evaporating the water and extracting heat that way. In Africa we used to have canvas water bags that you hung anywhere convenient on you vehicle. The water seeped through the canvas very slowly and the evaporation would cool it dramatically and vehicular motion would add the breeze. Only thing was that you had to soak them for a week before to make them waterproof. Otherwise they worked very well. Here in SW Ontario it would be useless. We're surrounded by open water and the humidity can be horrendous. Only place I know if that adds the "humidex" to the actual temperature in the summer so 30°C feels like 40°C if you get my drift. We'll see if Paul explains .
The great thing about Fab Rats is through all of the monster builds the everyday life things drop in too - like trailer wheel bearings or Grandma’s car oil changes.
One of the most relaxed videos of Paul I've seen. We Dyslexics do have a lot in common. Reversing mechanicals, fractal singing and never relaxing till the job is done! Luv you guys.
It looks like your subscribing number is slowly increasing, that's wonderful and I hope we can all help with that. I tell all my friends and family to watch y'all! Love our Fab Rats!
Swamp coolers are my favorite way to cool a house in the desert. Much cheaper to run and it feels better to me than a/c does. The smell of those new pads every year signals the start of summer to me. Enjoy your cool air.
21:07, San Hose? or San Jose`, They sent you that knife/ ax because it's illegal in CA as everything is these days, lol. That NVG's are no joke bright as if you were in a lit room. Training out in the desert with those in the 2000's and I could reach out and tap my battle buddy! WE would train with the NVG's in night driving, perhaps it would help when doing night recoveries? I love this channel. I really want to travel up your way or move there when my wife and I retire.
Oh if only you guys could see the technology of thermals in the military application. It would blow your minds. Great work guys. Always come home from my graveyard Friday and watch me some fab rats to wind down. Cheers all.
I feel bad because I've not watched you guys in months but after my fathers passing at the beginning of the year (a bigger fan than I) it's been difficult to watch, glad I did! Missed the shop shenanigans
From the “comments” you read, it seems that a few watchers have not much appreciation for innovative and creative automotive builds. Truly enjoy watching your builds.
I'm sure you folks get this all the time but your show is the best on TH-cam. Seeing a new episode in my notifications is like having a good friend over at the house. Absolute gold. Lovin me some Fab Rats. Well done.👌🏻🇺🇸
Don't worry Paul... we're a singing family too.. we sing about everything we do... doing dishes, make it a song.. feeding the pigs, make a it song... just makes it more fun.. and my kids think I'm a genius because it all happens on the spot!!!
Shoebox story. My dad had an auto repair shop in N. Miami during the 1960’s and ‘70s and most of his work was GM primarily Cadillacs. Sometime in the early 70’s he got hold of a mid 60’s Nova and surprise, surprise he happens to have a 500ci engine in his shop. Well he wedged that engine into the Nova with some metalwork and battery relocation, kept it sleeper looking. I’ll always remember that car, black with red vinyl seats and dog dish hubcaps.
So refreshing to watch our own lives through this mirror each time it seems like an easy job or yup gonna get all this stuff done today opps cut that wrong oh you forgot you told someone you were going to help them today But Paul always does with a SMILE so we know we can make it happen also 😃😄😁😉
okay just a random idea to turn your swamp cooler into an Aircon. find two radiators sitting around your not using, fit one either side of the enclosure over the fan intakes. and seal up the rest of the box, connect the two radiators up to each other and than run two ends into your shop, fab up a steel or ally box you can create a large opening in the top off to fill with ice. hook up a water pump to circulate the ice water through the radiators and you have cheap AC
Paul's now speaking my language. Low light driving is really awesome!! Wait until Hunter learns there's an adapter that let's you use the GoPro to record what you see through night vision. AGM makes some cool gear. You can get even a Thermal camera to mount on your vehicle that you can see what's outside from inside.
I have some night vision on my rzr. There is nothing more entertaining than cruising down some mountain trails near some campsites and watch people stand up and look out 100ft behind you as you cruise on by! Plus, just a ton of fun and exciting for the kids to see at night. When it's pitch black for everyone else. I have the same night vision set up, it's a great product
In 1965 I was a Security Guard at Long Bien Viet Nam. We had a jeep with Night vision Screen mounted on the back seating area of the jeep.We wore Red Tinted Goggles that turn on with the screen turned on. we mounted a 60 calaber maching gun on a pivot with the screen. anything that was warm blooded was fare game! we also had flashlights that worked with the goggles. on dark nights it was fine, not so much if the moon came out!!!!!
My Dad passed away almost a year ago but this segment reminds of the day when he had built an air conditioner before they were available commercially. Made from iron bed frames and whatever could be sourced from his stash, it was heavy as a barra full of cement. We got it up into the closest window of the house, somehow. When Hunter was holding the swamp cooler in, flash back when I was doing just that, but my Dad said just hang on to that and I'll be back, I should have gotten a signed written agreement about WHEN he'd be back. It felt like a ' Few hours later ' I was alot younger than Hunter at the time. The air con worked on its bed frame platform but Mum said it looked ugly and ordered it out of the window. My suggestion to watch it fall out the window but nope Dad Suggested we man handle it out like we did when it went in. I managed to live through that exercise. I had one more suggestion that day and it was why dont we put in the shop! Dad said no it looks too ugly! 😵💫
Fab Rats has lots going on in this video Michelle was recruited into filming the video in her sandals and Hunter and the boys get a workout lifting the cooler up! Good job getting things done around the shop and helping Michelle's brother with his boat bearing.
A little tip fof grinding in dry grass in the desert, make sure you have a bucket of gas to catch any stray sparks. It will keep the grass from catching fire😂
Where I live it is against the law to use any electronic means to hunt. Not cell phones and cell phone camera, no radios to talk to fellow hunters when tracking and no night vision or infrared devices.
@@infinit12 to each their own opinion, lights are great, but they cast shadows behind obstacles, whereas night vision amplifies ambient light and you won't have the same problem. Also lights give better visibility within a specific field of view whereas night vision offers a 40 to 180 degree field of vision. I am partial based on my personal Military experience where I've driven with night vision almost as often as white lights through all types of austere environments
That drive to the car show.......beautiful scenery! Night vision driving is pretty cool. Could also see where night time recoveries could really benefit from that! Awesome video Fab Rats!!!
Forty years ago I had repaired/fixed a swamp cooler for my great aunt 93 years old and her 63 years old daughter in Roswell, New Mexico. When I was finished, she asked me about the cost. I informed her that it was taken care of. I just wanted her comfortable.
Paul. My buddy and I (back in the early 90s) built out a shoe box Nova. Put an oversized cooling system and a 400 small block. It would pull low tens. The best part was, it was street-legal.
AGM products rock! I have the AGM TM384 thermal monocular. It's awesome for nighttime security around home, while camping and many other uses. It's sensitive enough I used it at work as an electrician for seeing wall studs!
Paul with the bees, call a bee tender to come out with Hive and he can not only bait bees away from shop but also get to harvest honey, since you are allergic, make Hunter the resident Beekeeper
Love your channel, never miss an episode. I am surprised you don't cross your lower straps when towing, been doin for years and it does keep the tow vehicle following better. Only my opinion. Thank you for the entertainment.
There are newer two stage swamp coolers that work much better. They use a paper honeycomb evaporator that is over a foot thick and works much better than the old excelsior that the old type uses. I put one in when I lived in Palm Springs and it worked very well.
Interesting stuff going on there Paul. Night Vision driving?.. You got to get us some videos of that! I'll bet that swamp cooler will make a BIG difference in the shop!!!
I used to sing at work all of the time. One day a co-worker stopped by my office and heard me singing. I'll never forget his comment to me, "I used to wish that I could sing, now I wish that you could sing". It made me laugh out loud.
I live in Leicestershire England with high's of 21C ! I've also stayed in Mt Carmel and been to Orderville & Glendale. Please don't complain too much about "heat". You live in paradise! 🤣
If you put some metal in and have them angled up slightly, it might cool more of the shop further away from the opening. I plan on installing a home security system on my truck with a monitor and video cameras with infrared LEDs.
When I was a Specialist in the USAR, we did "midnight drive" in hummers and deuce and halfs. My job was to drive the 5-to wrecker.... The First Sargent hit a tree... had to fix that hummer before we made it back to post. The early NVGs had no depth perception. Made it interesting for driving and even walking through the woods.
Used swamp coolers in NM for decades. Great for dry climates. Before you set it up for next summer though, get some sealer and apply it to the pan. Run it up the supports about a foot, too. Cheap, easy, and it makes it last years longer. Happy cooling!
I feel like thermal optics for searching for lost people is the real winner in all this, cool night vision and all but definitely thermal is the best winner for recovery guys. It is definitely fun to use night vision though
Swamp coolers are my specialty I have 11 on my commercial building and one on my house. Every spring to start them up and fall to winterize them. Bernina Jeff in Grand Junction.
Swamp coolers are a must in any shop my Dad built one about 40 years ago I still use it, nice job installing yours Hunter distracted you when cutting the hole lol great video thank's for sharing God bless ❤😎👍
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So the next time you change the oil in the wrecker, how are you going to get 25 guys around it to flip it over and drain the oil?
Vent should be pointing up. As cold air falls to the ground, hot air rises.
25:22 that's not clouds *or* clusters of stars. That there is the milky way galaxy.
Great line from Hunter about double charging family…”Two times zero is still zero” 😅
It's basic Jaynenomics. "Nothing into nothing... carry the nothing...is nothing." Jayne Cobb - Firefly
Yes it is 🤣🤣🤣
That was quick and too true.
We've used that in my family for years, but did a small job for my elderly parents a week ago and Mum asked how much did I charge? I said "Free 99" (I think I heard that on Matt's channel) and she said "I've only got a ten. Will that be okay?" Had to explain it to her. Felt bad too! As if I'd bill my parents!
Never seen someone weld in a electrical box, thats a new one for me, love it
Paul, being an old time AC guy. You should have angled the air flow up or just straight out.
Cool air drops since it is heavier than warm air, you would get better mixing of the air across the shop.
Add a low velocity fan to move the air.
I came here to comment the same thing.
Didn’t watch the entire install
But comment is failure to install flashing
Buildings going to leak.
Whether from rain/snow. Or that swamp cooler.
Healthy building start with keeping that water out of the wall and tools below.
Fix it now fabrats
it's not so much that cold air drops, its about the hot air rising!
jk
😂😂😂 Hunter doesn’t use his knife to open the package and what’s in the package. A big knife 😂😂😂. Good show. Thank you 😊
I love how every job that anybody else would use a self tapping screw for, Paul just welds it up
Yep weld it up. Never seen anyone weld to metal siding nor an electric box. I think Paul could weld two soda cans together. (I almost said pop cans but I found out years ago that it's a regional slang word around the Ohio area).
@@JT-SE-OHIO Yes, starts around pittsburgh and goes west. over here in central PA its a soda can.
Eastern Ky is pop can.
@@lonniemuncy1005 I don't know just how far south or west it is referred to as pop but in FL and CA it's soda. I don't know about Utah.
@@PeteRondeau I lived in CA for a few years and it was soda out there. Most of my friends referred to it as a Dew since that was their favorite.
🤣😂 Haha! Hunters face when he almost lost a finger! 😮 19:17 And just before that, so funny when Paul says “Don’t get all rowdy!!” 😂
20:11 when you ask a welder to set a switch box and do electrical work 😂😂😂
“That should be good”😂😂
The famous Panguitch Lake Burger Barn. Good pit stop for grub. I was even in the background in that shot. Nice to meet you and get to thank you for the content on your awesome channel.
Hey Paul, when you fix the fan bearing, can you show us how your swamp box works. Many people who don't live in dry, not climates haven't heard of them. I was fascinated to learn about them as a kid when I moved to Texas. I think your explanation style would be perfect for the easy to understand essentials. Maybe ask Michelle for her description first?
Evaporative cooling.
The phase-change that occurs when water evaporates requires heat... It takes the heat from the air, leaving cooler air to come through to the shop.
Only worth the effort in low humidity.
Don't confuse us even more by asking Michelle for her description which'll probably be along the line of "air cooler thingamebob." But I'm with you. What's a swamp cooler??. I have visions of a cool, mosquito laden breeze that chills you enough that you don't realise that the mosquitoes are puncturing your skin with sufficient frequency to guarantee, malaria, ebola, swamp fever, berrie berrie or some other vial disease man has yet to invent or discover.
Put us out of our inquisitive state.
Regards from Canada's banana belt. Also a malarial area.
🤞🇨🇦🍌🥋🇺🇦🕊️🇺🇲❓❓👍
I was about to ask how this thing works, I wish he would’ve explained it but it’s probably a common thing there and doesn’t seem worth explanation. I’ve never seen anybody put such a thing in their shop but I live in the northeast so maybe it doesn’t work good here in. I assume since he said it needed a water line that it evaporates water to cool somehow but idk if that would work in areas with more humidity
@@jesseleesamples I'm assuming it works by evaporating the water and extracting heat that way. In Africa we used to have canvas water bags that you hung anywhere convenient on you vehicle. The water seeped through the canvas very slowly and the evaporation would cool it dramatically and vehicular motion would add the breeze. Only thing was that you had to soak them for a week before to make them waterproof. Otherwise they worked very well. Here in SW Ontario it would be useless. We're surrounded by open water and the humidity can be horrendous. Only place I know if that adds the "humidex" to the actual temperature in the summer so 30°C feels like 40°C if you get my drift.
We'll see if Paul explains .
The great thing about Fab Rats is through all of the monster builds the everyday life things drop in too - like trailer wheel bearings or Grandma’s car oil changes.
One of the most relaxed videos of Paul I've seen. We Dyslexics do have a lot in common. Reversing mechanicals, fractal singing and never relaxing till the job is done! Luv you guys.
Dyslexic? Bad spellers of the world untie.
@@dougalexander7204 Word Nazis retreet!
@@dougalexander7204 I see what you did there. 🙃 LOL
@@JShep-yu3ki I had to look back at his entry to see what you were talking about... that's funny! 🤣
Paul's taste in cars makes my daughter love him even more. Her dream car is a 1963 Chevy II Nova.
Oh ye of low humidity. Swamp Coolers and Mississippi DO NOT MIX
It looks like your subscribing number is slowly increasing, that's wonderful and I hope we can all help with that. I tell all my friends and family to watch y'all! Love our Fab Rats!
Swamp coolers are my favorite way to cool a house in the desert. Much cheaper to run and it feels better to me than a/c does. The smell of those new pads every year signals the start of summer to me. Enjoy your cool air.
😂 Hunter cracks me up. Hes definitely the comedian of the group. Well Ben is pretty damn funny too.
I love that even kids recognize the wholesomeness of the Fab Rats.
What's not to love about a Frankenvette? You got to admire the ingenuity.
Ahhh the Good Ol' Swamp Cooler. The Original AC. My grandparents had one back in the 60's and it was SWEET !
Hunter, it's not like there's anything flammable on that shelf. Hunter cracks me up!
Nothing better than @Fabrats on a Friday Afternoon.
Greetings from Namibia!
21:07, San Hose? or San Jose`, They sent you that knife/ ax because it's illegal in CA as everything is these days, lol. That NVG's are no joke bright as if you were in a lit room. Training out in the desert with those in the 2000's and I could reach out and tap my battle buddy! WE would train with the NVG's in night driving, perhaps it would help when doing night recoveries?
I love this channel. I really want to travel up your way or move there when my wife and I retire.
its not illegal to make and spear/axe in CA San Jose!
The more Hunter is around the more I like him. I truly appreciate this Chanel
''San 'hose' California. Hilarious.
Oh if only you guys could see the technology of thermals in the military application. It would blow your minds. Great work guys. Always come home from my graveyard Friday and watch me some fab rats to wind down. Cheers all.
I feel bad because I've not watched you guys in months but after my fathers passing at the beginning of the year (a bigger fan than I) it's been difficult to watch, glad I did! Missed the shop shenanigans
Good morning everybody and thumbs UP to Fab Rats! 👍
Mornin Richard 👋
@@justpain365 👋👍
From the “comments” you read, it seems that a few watchers have not much appreciation for innovative and creative automotive builds.
Truly enjoy watching your builds.
"not like there's anything flammable on that shelf right??"
This crew is the best🤣. Hunter is such a great fit👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽
I'm sure you folks get this all the time but your show is the best on TH-cam. Seeing a new episode in my notifications is like having a good friend over at the house. Absolute gold. Lovin me some Fab Rats. Well done.👌🏻🇺🇸
Don't worry Paul... we're a singing family too.. we sing about everything we do... doing dishes, make it a song.. feeding the pigs, make a it song... just makes it more fun.. and my kids think I'm a genius because it all happens on the spot!!!
Shoebox story. My dad had an auto repair shop in N. Miami during the 1960’s and ‘70s and most of his work was GM primarily Cadillacs. Sometime in the early 70’s he got hold of a mid 60’s Nova and surprise, surprise he happens to have a 500ci engine in his shop. Well he wedged that engine into the Nova with some metalwork and battery relocation, kept it sleeper looking. I’ll always remember that car, black with red vinyl seats and dog dish hubcaps.
So refreshing to watch our own lives through this mirror each time it seems like an easy job or yup gonna get all this stuff done today opps cut that wrong oh you forgot you told someone you were going to help them today
But Paul always does with a SMILE
so we know we can make it happen also 😃😄😁😉
okay just a random idea to turn your swamp cooler into an Aircon. find two radiators sitting around your not using, fit one either side of the enclosure over the fan intakes. and seal up the rest of the box, connect the two radiators up to each other and than run two ends into your shop, fab up a steel or ally box you can create a large opening in the top off to fill with ice. hook up a water pump to circulate the ice water through the radiators and you have cheap AC
Exactly what a swamp cooler is minus the radiators lmao
Exactly what a swamp cooler is minus the radiators lmao
Exactly what a swamp cooler is minus the radiators lmao
It's obvious that you don't understand how a swamp cooler works.
Paul's now speaking my language. Low light driving is really awesome!!
Wait until Hunter learns there's an adapter that let's you use the GoPro to record what you see through night vision.
AGM makes some cool gear. You can get even a Thermal camera to mount on your vehicle that you can see what's outside from inside.
Night wheeling 💛 AWESOME ✌️ have a great weekend Paul, Michelle, Hunter 💛 and the Fab Rats family of subs 👍
I have some night vision on my rzr. There is nothing more entertaining than cruising down some mountain trails near some campsites and watch people stand up and look out 100ft behind you as you cruise on by! Plus, just a ton of fun and exciting for the kids to see at night. When it's pitch black for everyone else. I have the same night vision set up, it's a great product
In 1965 I was a Security Guard at Long Bien Viet Nam. We had a jeep with Night vision Screen mounted on the back seating area of the jeep.We wore Red Tinted Goggles that turn on with the screen turned on. we mounted a 60 calaber maching gun on a pivot with the screen. anything that was warm blooded was fare game! we also had flashlights that worked with the goggles. on dark nights it was fine, not so much if the moon came out!!!!!
My Dad passed away almost a year ago but this segment reminds of the day when he had built an air conditioner before they were available commercially. Made from iron bed frames and whatever could be sourced from his stash, it was heavy as a barra full of cement. We got it up into the closest window of the house, somehow. When Hunter was holding the swamp cooler in, flash back when I was doing just that, but my Dad said just hang on to that and I'll be back, I should have gotten a signed written agreement about WHEN he'd be back. It felt like a ' Few hours later ' I was alot younger than Hunter at the time. The air con worked on its bed frame platform but Mum said it looked ugly and ordered it out of the window. My suggestion to watch it fall out the window but nope Dad Suggested we man handle it out like we did when it went in. I managed to live through that exercise. I had one more suggestion that day and it was why dont we put in the shop! Dad said no it looks too ugly! 😵💫
Hey! Paul actually used the word "motor" correctly! Way to go Paul. You guys are great.
I am always impressed how good/cool of a dad you are for your sons. I really hope they appreciate your efforts.
HUNTER FAN MAIL: that knife at 21:00...keep the goofy 🤪 knives coming.😂
Watching that duct fall was hilarious 😂
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why you never throw anything away. --- Thanks for the fun upload. ---
Fab Rats has lots going on in this video Michelle was recruited into filming the video in her sandals and Hunter and the boys get a workout lifting the cooler up! Good job getting things done around the shop and helping Michelle's brother with his boat bearing.
Dex jeeps would be perfect trail companions for Fab Rats! When send it ain't enough!
Night vision driving is bad ass. Military vehicles have them and it’s sketchy at first but once you get use to it then it becomes fun as hell
A little tip fof grinding in dry grass in the desert, make sure you have a bucket of gas to catch any stray sparks. It will keep the grass from catching fire😂
Driving with night vision and infrared headlights is awesome. It’s like turning on the high beams.
A song for Paul...when working outside......Buzz, buzz, buzz went the bumble bee...tweedly tweedly dee went the bird....lol
I love it he's going to a car show and doesn't even mention the firebird
I just put a second swamp cooler in my shop cuz it's to hot and I live like 3 hours north of you guys and a lot higher in elevation
Night vision changes everything, especially when you're trying to find someone, you're not limited by the field of view of the headlight/spotlights
Driving with night vision is not even remotely as good as lights. Having them in kit is great for when not driving.
Where I live it is against the law to use any electronic means to hunt. Not cell phones and cell phone camera, no radios to talk to fellow hunters when tracking and no night vision or infrared devices.
@@infinit12I disagree. But like all things, it depends.
@@infinit12 to each their own opinion, lights are great, but they cast shadows behind obstacles, whereas night vision amplifies ambient light and you won't have the same problem. Also lights give better visibility within a specific field of view whereas night vision offers a 40 to 180 degree field of vision. I am partial based on my personal Military experience where I've driven with night vision almost as often as white lights through all types of austere environments
@@Chris_at_Home that stinks, here in Alabama we primarily use IR scopes for nuisance animals like Coyotes and feral hogs at night
Thank you for showing a little of Cedar City sense my parents passed. Than was about 20 to 25 years ago. Thank you, that is why I watch you guys.
That drive to the car show.......beautiful scenery! Night vision driving is pretty cool. Could also see where night time recoveries could really benefit from that! Awesome video Fab Rats!!!
Forty years ago I had repaired/fixed a swamp cooler for my great aunt 93 years old and her 63 years old daughter in Roswell, New Mexico. When I was finished, she asked me about the cost. I informed her that it was taken care of. I just wanted her comfortable.
Paul. My buddy and I (back in the early 90s) built out a shoe box Nova. Put an oversized cooling system and a 400 small block. It would pull low tens. The best part was, it was street-legal.
We ran through the woods in pitch black. Good times. Night wheeling could be like night scuba.
AGM products rock! I have the AGM TM384 thermal monocular. It's awesome for nighttime security around home, while camping and many other uses. It's sensitive enough I used it at work as an electrician for seeing wall studs!
I cant be the only one who wants to see paul get a set of binos, and a white phos mono for filming night wheeling. Thatd be such a badass video lol
THE THINGS WE DO FOR OUR FAMILYS. PAUL YOU ARE A SAINT FOR SURE. GOD BLESS ALL THE RAT FAMILY. MUCH LOVE! STAY SAFE.
Thanks for all the great content y'all put out here for us. Truly appreciate it
HE MAKES HARD STUFF LOOK EASY///EASY GOIN PERSNALITY
Paul with the bees, call a bee tender to come out with Hive and he can not only bait bees away from shop but also get to harvest honey, since you are allergic, make Hunter the resident Beekeeper
there is no better time than the hottest part of the year in southern Utah to be relocating a evap cooler....!
what with the night vision stuff you should have had it and night jet skied down he Missouri...?
Love your channel, never miss an episode. I am surprised you don't cross your lower straps when towing, been doin for years and it does keep the tow vehicle following better. Only my opinion. Thank you for the entertainment.
You guys always do a great job editing, Your shows better then Hollywood, can y’all just imagine Paul as an actor 😂
12:43 LOL Beat on the wall with your battery. OMG $$
Done that too. Fail. You all are awesome! 🙂
Good morning Fab Rat community. Let’s get our coffee and enjoy!
Mornin sir👋
Ok, FabRats on swamp coolers, night vision, skidoo’s, what’s next? Paul’s cooking show?? 😅 Great fun guys, keep it up!
Watching that swamp cooler fall out just about gave me a heart attack I laughed so hard.
The way Hunter says San Jose 😂 my hometown ❤
There are newer two stage swamp coolers that work much better. They use a paper honeycomb evaporator that is over a foot thick and works much better than the old excelsior that the old type uses. I put one in when I lived in Palm Springs and it worked very well.
I think using what he did was a function of not spending money on instal and using what he has not getting the most efficient cooler
At least you have a shelf for fixing the boat trailer. I am glad you do things with/for family. My family, not so much here.
Install mini splits. Heat and AC.
Interesting stuff going on there Paul. Night Vision driving?.. You got to get us some videos of that! I'll bet that swamp cooler will make a BIG difference in the shop!!!
Great video! The night vision equipment is so cool. Would be very useful for night recovery and rescue also.
Love that rumble from the tow truck ❤️🙏😎🤙🛻💨
Paul took a step back from cutting the hole in the wall and really said "👁👄👁 what the.."
Aw man I’m all about the night vision stuff. It’s so awesome!!!!
So we are just gonna act like you didnt get the red and blues after that burnout?
We didn’t see nothin! Lmao
" I see nothing , I know nothing , I wasn't even here this evening ! " ( Sgt Shultz )
admit nothing, deny everything, make counter accusations.
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Sorry sir I'm color blind 😂
I used to sing at work all of the time. One day a co-worker stopped by my office and heard me singing. I'll never forget his comment to me, "I used to wish that I could sing, now I wish that you could sing". It made me laugh out loud.
Great video today. Hunter has been a great addition to the crew.
I live in Leicestershire England with high's of 21C ! I've also stayed in Mt Carmel and been to Orderville & Glendale. Please don't complain too much about "heat". You live in paradise! 🤣
If you put some metal in and have them angled up slightly, it might cool more of the shop further away from the opening. I plan on installing a home security system on my truck with a monitor and video cameras with infrared LEDs.
When I was a Specialist in the USAR, we did "midnight drive" in hummers and deuce and halfs. My job was to drive the 5-to wrecker.... The First Sargent hit a tree... had to fix that hummer before we made it back to post. The early NVGs had no depth perception. Made it interesting for driving and even walking through the woods.
It’s my birthday today, all I wanted was to watch fab rats this morning. Birthday complete.
haaa You Blow the Horn and the Bubba Dog thought it Was outside here on Vacation in Ohio at Sister Roxanne House. Love Your Vidios AJ from East,Texas
Paul, is there any chance you can give us a video of how you made your swamp cooler
On your way to Panguitch, it sounded like you had some serious tire chop. Great video as usual. Thank you 😊
NVG's are so cool. That is adding a new level of difficulty in 4 wheeeeelin. That is cool stuff.
Used swamp coolers in NM for decades. Great for dry climates. Before you set it up for next summer though, get some sealer and apply it to the pan. Run it up the supports about a foot, too. Cheap, easy, and it makes it last years longer. Happy cooling!
on that hole with pual in it... make a photo print & put that on the shop wall like he's looking in.. lol ART!
I feel like thermal optics for searching for lost people is the real winner in all this, cool night vision and all but definitely thermal is the best winner for recovery guys. It is definitely fun to use night vision though
Thanks for checking out the "Mervette" at the car show! -The cool cousin
Swamp coolers are my specialty I have 11 on my commercial building and one on my house. Every spring to start them up and fall to winterize them. Bernina Jeff in Grand Junction.
Love watching you guys do whatever you want to do and all the risky business involved in it 😂😂
just put a multi split instead of the swamp cooler , you get cooling and heating.
Well that was pretty interesting, have a good week and count your blessings amen.
Swamp coolers are a must in any shop my Dad built one about 40 years ago I still use it, nice job installing yours Hunter distracted you when cutting the hole lol great video thank's for sharing God bless ❤😎👍