Cap’n your first commercial welding job gets a 👍!!! A little heat tempering of the air lines should harden them off so they aren’t too flexible… ‘cause a floppy hose is awfully hard to work with! Those welding rod butts don’t hurt much of anything. I pulled one out of my neighbors cart tire last month… it only took about 15 minutes to plug and air it back up. Glad to see you got the backhoe heads machined… I turned a dowel and fit it to my drill and the suction cup. It made valve seating go a lot quicker. They polished up in just a few minutes. See you next Thursday.
Someone else said that Mike is lucky to have you. I agree with them for all the reasons stated but inadequate one more: you provide a perspective about him that doesn’t come through on his own channel….at least not as well. He is a kind and generous man that just happens to like being funny on occasions (or all the time). With you, it is easy to see that it is a moment of fun at nobody’s expense …whereas sometimes, the other two guys are competing for “ego” moments that annoy. Most of all, it is evident that his generosity towards you is usually made up for in other ways (beneficial to Mike) and even if it wasn’t, he still wins bc his efforts are recognized and appreciated.
My son Jesse Muller and I built Andrew's roof and I can tell you he had a lot of welding you cant even imagine we just tacked it up then andrew spent days welding it together
I couldn't even begin to imagine. Atleast Jesses roof will have less welding! No less of a challenge though. An honor to have you in the comment section sir! Thank you for watching.
My knees and back were starting to hurt from watching you kneel and lean over, glad you decided to just prone out. (And managed to avoid setting yourself on fire, which is always a good thing.)😁 Thanks for the "waiting for the sun to come up" entertainment!
It would have been fun working along side of you youngster, you have knack of turning problems into challenges, and we all know challenges are solvable. The patches you put in will work well, you did a fine job with what you had to work with, I have been down that road, can a challenge for sure. Doing it right is what it’s all about in my book, thanks for the ride along sir.
The dump bed holding water is a good visual aid in showing your welds are good. I agree with calling him on the air lines, seems silly to do something twice.
I ran upon your channel via Hometown Acres via Neil Koch via Matt's Off-Road Recovery. As an ol' Virginia hillbilly, I enjoy your down-to-earth attitude and approach to everything. After watching a video or two I got to noticing some familiar scenes, signs and heard you all mention a couple of places...Derby and Tell City. Several years ago I used to come up a couple times per year and stay with an uncle and cousin out in a little camp area I think maybe on Bayou Rd there in Derby. We would fish around there some and go out on the river occasionally. Thanks for the memories! Keep up the good work!
Mike, I had an old time welder that swore by the tack-and-beat method of getting the patch in place. I watched him several times, and he seemed to really make it work. Thanks again for a great video.
Hey Mike, the dump bed has what's known as rust jacking as well as wear from years of use and little maintenance, IMHO. I'm also repairing a similar dump bed but on a smaller F-SUPER duty 10' bed. I chose to go with thinner metal to repair the same rust jacking spots after I beat out as much rust jacking as I could and then flattering the area as good as possible to weld in patches. I even cut out completely one area with a plasma cutter and welded in a new solid metal patch but uts much to time consuming for my needs. After I've used the truck some I intend to put a complete replacement skin over my prior patches. Of course I have a 220V wirefeed welder making it a bit faster, easier. My issue is I'm disabled after being crushed by a shidsteer in 2004, pain is my new future sadly. Your doing a great job on the bed and don't let Dirt perfect tell you any different.
I built my whole trailer with 6011 rods, still 60,000 lbs of tensile strength Mike! I’m glad to see you using pulling dogs and there are various ways to make pulling dogs Mike, I’ve done it for years when I was on the job brother! Rosebuds are nice but I’m pretty sure the prices have gone up on those too Mike, everything has gotten so expensive these days! Once you get a mig, you’re going to love it! Mig gunfire welding has its pros and cons too my friend! Either way I’m enjoying watching your fabrication and repair work Mike, thanks for sharing brother!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸 anything is always worth trying to fix my friend and you’re doing a good job Mike, never worry about the video critics! I’m here to enjoy and help if I can my friend!
Dirt Perfect is lucky to have a friend who is a hard worker like you Brother! You’re not scared to dive into anything even if you’ve never done it before! 👍🏻👍🏻
Good Morning Captain!!! Once again you have provided an entertaining and educational content. Hope everything is going great for you. Stay Safe and God Bless Tim
Yeah Mike from Dirt Perfect is a good guy and mechanic, I’m glad he came by to help out with that decision on the air lines! I’m getting excited about the backhoe and when you will be able to use it on your homestead property cleaning and clearing, can’t wait to hear it running Mike! As always I enjoy your videos and the projects you work on brother! Thanks again for sharing! Kirk from Lake Charles, Louisiana!👌🏻🤙🏻🇺🇸🙋🏼♂️🙏🏻
Totally Syked to see that backhoe in action. I totally enjoy seeing people go out of there comfort zones and try things. My rule is. Ima try fixing stuff 2 times before someone else gets a Crack at messing things up worse than I can repair wize.
The parts for the backhoe that you have means a more in-depth rebuild for us to watch and enjoy. 😁 24 hour shifts definitely gives you more time for TH-cam. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Those are called plate dogs, you can also try putting a large tack weld on a big gap and hitting it once with a large hammer to close the gap, called a hot tack. Never underestimate the amount of knowledge being absorbed by your audience watching your videos. Thanks.
thats something i greatly respect dp for, doing it right the first time esp with safety stuff. took me many years to learn the most expensive way to do things is cheaply. how much money i have wasted doing things more than once trying to save a dollar. that kind of welding project is awesome, like everything practice practice practice. nice work
Love your stuff. Suggestion for you. If you’re wife will let you put your welding rods in the refrigerator. Like any metal they will corrode over time. That is a moisture free environment and they will last you a long time if you don’t do welding every day. Also on the heavier gauge steel I will push the puddle instead of pulling it. The small amount of preheat from the arc will help the stack of nickels flow better. You did good sir for your first time. Hi from Texas
Absolutely spot on re Andrew Mike that guy is exceptional. I think he'd agree though you're coming along just fine and I bet he'd love youre Scooby side by side rehash. All the best from Shropshire mate.
Hey Mike a better dog then the screw type. Is to make a side ways L dog and wedge type from 1/2" or 3/4" scrap plate. We used these in the ship yards for decades. ----->By welding one end on one side of the L dog to the deck or surface metal over hanging the new plate. Than driving the long steel wedge between the L dog and the plate. This pulls both the plate downwards and the surface metal together. It can also be used to align two plate ends together weld diagonally for end to end V bevel welding. Less tools to carry around from job to job. All👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍's for making what ya know work. ------------>On another note Captain have you found an old iron anchor for the boat house yet?
Weather does not slow you down,the dump truck will benefit,just don’t push yourself,take a break,I know won’t get any thing done if you take a break.but that’s just you,your work ethic is bar none.keep it up.better than what it was for sure.👍👍👍😎😎😎👨🚒👨🚒👨🚒
We get to see Dirt Perfect and a sneak peak of the backhoe engine, fantastic. Looking forward to seeing more of the TH-cam yacht and the backhoe being used.
Looks like you added a lot of water as well as those steel plates. Maybe some new rust from those tools as well! Lol. Those weld in clamping devises are a great idea. Good job Mike. Thanks for sharing this repair project.
Great work Mike. Working on older equipment is most often a process of opening a can of worms. One thing will lead to another. Thanks very much for sharing. Looking forward to the backhoe resurrection.
You could also cut a piece of small plate "dog" with a notch cut out to use a wedge ! Tac dog to floor of the truck bed at edge of new plate drive wedge under notch thus closing the gap of new plate for welding !! 🤔👍👍👍🍺
well all else fails your natural sense of humor will always be successful your timing at any givin situation to add humor is spot on i always look forward to the next vid because of your approach of doing the task and the light uplifting humor to get yourself through a irritating stiuation of the project i have three or four youtubers i watch and sometimes i skip through but yor vids have never be skipped through...... chainsaw inventory was funny lol
Just a tip if you have not lapped the valve seats use a piece of vacuum/fuel line and a drill instead the sticks w/suction cups. I will go alot faster.
A little water is not going to stop the Captain! Great fix up until later decision welding - well it will work anyway - no leaking bits. One way to empty the tools out of th tray. Look forward to November projects.
Good morning Captain, a new piece of 🐐 information was suggested by Google the other day. Be careful what breed you get, some are a lot noisier than others!
I appreciate that you gave my suggestion on how to bend the plate a go, Mike. I'd argue that you can cut the groove even deeper though, to a point where you can bend the plate by hand without heating. You are adding a thick bead of weld on the outside after all so the final result should be strong enough, at least for this type of application. Thanks for another great video. :)
Hey Mike, On those Weld Screws mounts, I noticed that when you tighten down the screw, it has a single point of push. Maybe you weld some thick angle iron on the bottom of the screw to spread out the compression. Also, time to get some welding tools to help bend the steel. The pipe wrench did good, but you can do better, and their fairly cheap! Nice weld job!
Weldings great you can only do as much as you can do but I think I don't know maybe I was hearing things I thought you mentioned TH-cam yacht I'm not sure ! Thanks for sharing keep after it!
I really enjoyed this video It was 4 o'clock Arizona time when it posted. A few laughs and you did very well on the bed of that dump truck. Can hardly wait for the future videos, So exciting
Low maintenance? For a one man band with multiple pieces of equipment including a brand new 210 excavator, ild say he does a dang fine job. Keep in mind you just watched a video of him paying me to do maintenance 😂😂😂
@@CaptainKleeman It took being shamed to get him to start though, he has a problem coming off the wallet for obvious maintenance issues. It's ok if he wants that to be his "Thing" on TH-cam but I quit watching him because of it.
Something that might help you is if your plates aren't to far away from your work,you can make some 1/2" tacks an inch or 2 away and hit on the weld while hot with a big hammer and smash it tight with out having to clamp it. You have to hit it while red or youcan break the weld. Then you can go back and fill the gaps. A fine gob you are doing.
That’s the Captain’s way to clean out the bed of a truck!! Outstanding LOL 😂 Well done Captain, your coming along just fine in your welding. UTube yacht 🛥 back in business!! Great video Mike 👍🇺🇸
The genuine gratefulness in your outro's is that mythic wholesomeness we all need in our lives.
Nice to see Mr Dirt Perfect in your video Captain Kleeman
Mike's lucky to have you ! Trustworthy, competent and willing to try new projects .Looking forward to the backhoe resurrection !
Thank you
Well stated. I agree.
Thank you for all that you do to provide us with something descent to watch!
Hey appreciate ya watching
like your "screw'em down thingy's!
Thanks!
Great job welding Captain Kleeman
New batteries and air lines- you’re going to scare that truck to death! Good for you and Mike for doing the right thing. Thanks for taking us along.
Nice to see others out there bungling their way through projects. There is no app for this.
Nothing to do but to do it 💪
We never call it a mistake. We call it a planned learning lesson. There's a lot of knowledge in the comments. Good going folks.
If a fella knows how to sort out the comments, there can be a little bit
Great video Captain Kleeman
Thanks Kevin
Cap’n your first commercial welding job gets a 👍!!!
A little heat tempering of the air lines should harden them off so they aren’t too flexible… ‘cause a floppy hose is awfully hard to work with!
Those welding rod butts don’t hurt much of anything. I pulled one out of my neighbors cart tire last month… it only took about 15 minutes to plug and air it back up.
Glad to see you got the backhoe heads machined… I turned a dowel and fit it to my drill and the suction cup. It made valve seating go a lot quicker. They polished up in just a few minutes.
See you next Thursday.
I may have to try that!
Your positive attitude and humour is part of what I enjoy on your channel... as well as the projects of course. Looking forward to the yacht build.
Thanks for watching
Mike you are great! You keep me watching and I alive your witty humor!!! Keep it up and keep your videos coming I love watching!
Thanks mark
Someone else said that Mike is lucky to have you. I agree with them for all the reasons stated but inadequate one more: you provide a perspective about him that doesn’t come through on his own channel….at least not as well. He is a kind and generous man that just happens to like being funny on occasions (or all the time). With you, it is easy to see that it is a moment of fun at nobody’s expense …whereas sometimes, the other two guys are competing for “ego” moments that annoy.
Most of all, it is evident that his generosity towards you is usually made up for in other ways (beneficial to Mike) and even if it wasn’t, he still wins bc his efforts are recognized and appreciated.
Your comment about Andrew and his house, yes that was a very big job, a lot of welding.
Mike. Has a good friend in you captain. Your help goes a long way. Looking forward backhoe been done.
It goes both ways. Thanks for watching
My son Jesse Muller and I built Andrew's roof and I can tell you he had a lot of welding you cant even imagine we just tacked it up then andrew spent days welding it together
I couldn't even begin to imagine. Atleast Jesses roof will have less welding! No less of a challenge though. An honor to have you in the comment section sir! Thank you for watching.
@@CaptainKleeman i watch you a lot thanks for your content
Man behind the scenes will be proud of you. Good job Mike. 👏
Thanks Cory!
"...They don't call me: "Metal O.K." for nothing." Your quips crack me up, especially when you are working with D.P. Great video!
Thanks!
My knees and back were starting to hurt from watching you kneel and lean over, glad you decided to just prone out. (And managed to avoid setting yourself on fire, which is always a good thing.)😁 Thanks for the "waiting for the sun to come up" entertainment!
Always good to not catch on fire lol
Heading to the store to get my popcorn and cant wait for Thursday and Sunday Mornings in November!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's gonna be good!
It would have been fun working along side of you youngster, you have knack of turning problems into challenges, and we all know challenges are solvable. The patches you put in will work well, you did a fine job with what you had to work with, I have been down that road, can a challenge for sure. Doing it right is what it’s all about in my book, thanks for the ride along sir.
Thanks Terry
cant wait to see the backhoe project ....
The dump bed holding water is a good visual aid in showing your welds are good. I agree with calling him on the air lines, seems silly to do something twice.
Your welding is looking better and better all the time . Way to go Mike !
Thanks!
The Captains Fab and Welding Shop. Has a good ring to it. Good work and always enjoy the videos...
Tristar Diggin'
Sam
Thanks Sam
Lil' backhoe teaser there.. Excited about seeing it come back together
Me too!
I ran upon your channel via Hometown Acres via Neil Koch via Matt's Off-Road Recovery. As an ol' Virginia hillbilly, I enjoy your down-to-earth attitude and approach to everything. After watching a video or two I got to noticing some familiar scenes, signs and heard you all mention a couple of places...Derby and Tell City. Several years ago I used to come up a couple times per year and stay with an uncle and cousin out in a little camp area I think maybe on Bayou Rd there in Derby. We would fish around there some and go out on the river occasionally. Thanks for the memories! Keep up the good work!
You don't learn if you don't make mistakes. God bless
Exactly 💪
Mike, I had an old time welder that swore by the tack-and-beat method of getting the patch in place. I watched him several times, and he seemed to really make it work. Thanks again for a great video.
It definitely works well! I'm finding it to be the fastest way once I get a few contact points
Hey Mike, the dump bed has what's known as rust jacking as well as wear from years of use and little maintenance, IMHO. I'm also repairing a similar dump bed but on a smaller F-SUPER duty 10' bed. I chose to go with thinner metal to repair the same rust jacking spots after I beat out as much rust jacking as I could and then flattering the area as good as possible to weld in patches. I even cut out completely one area with a plasma cutter and welded in a new solid metal patch but uts much to time consuming for my needs. After I've used the truck some I intend to put a complete replacement skin over my prior patches. Of course I have a 220V wirefeed welder making it a bit faster, easier. My issue is I'm disabled after being crushed by a shidsteer in 2004, pain is my new future sadly. Your doing a great job on the bed and don't let Dirt perfect tell you any different.
I built my whole trailer with 6011 rods, still 60,000 lbs of tensile strength Mike! I’m glad to see you using pulling dogs and there are various ways to make pulling dogs Mike, I’ve done it for years when I was on the job brother! Rosebuds are nice but I’m pretty sure the prices have gone up on those too Mike, everything has gotten so expensive these days! Once you get a mig, you’re going to love it! Mig gunfire welding has its pros and cons too my friend! Either way I’m enjoying watching your fabrication and repair work Mike, thanks for sharing brother!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸 anything is always worth trying to fix my friend and you’re doing a good job Mike, never worry about the video critics! I’m here to enjoy and help if I can my friend!
Dirt Perfect is lucky to have a friend who is a hard worker like you Brother! You’re not scared to dive into anything even if you’ve never done it before! 👍🏻👍🏻
Good Morning Captain!!!
Once again you have provided an entertaining and educational content.
Hope everything is going great for you.
Stay Safe and God Bless
Tim
Thank you Tim
Yeah Mike from Dirt Perfect is a good guy and mechanic, I’m glad he came by to help out with that decision on the air lines! I’m getting excited about the backhoe and when you will be able to use it on your homestead property cleaning and clearing, can’t wait to hear it running Mike! As always I enjoy your videos and the projects you work on brother! Thanks again for sharing! Kirk from Lake Charles, Louisiana!👌🏻🤙🏻🇺🇸🙋🏼♂️🙏🏻
Thanks for watching Kirk
Job Well Done Mike
Thanks Larry
Totally Syked to see that backhoe in action. I totally enjoy seeing people go out of there comfort zones and try things. My rule is. Ima try fixing stuff 2 times before someone else gets a Crack at messing things up worse than I can repair wize.
Hello from the Netherlands.
thanks for the video Mike .
Sincerely, Hollandduck
The parts for the backhoe that you have means a more in-depth rebuild for us to watch and enjoy. 😁
24 hour shifts definitely gives you more time for TH-cam. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yeah they do! Lol
That's why Andrew miged the roof and fluxed the beams
Yes, Andrew Camarata's metal roof work on his castle home was crazy good. He did have some help from his friend, Jesse Muller and Jesse's dad.
Very true, still a tremendous amount of welding
@@CaptainKleeman Oh, absolutely!
I appreciate your time and videos. TY.
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Captain starting a new channel. WOK=welding OK. Lol God bless
😂😂😂
Well done Mike. Love your work…..Cannot wait to see you start on the boat again😃
Thanks Steve
" Metal OK". I saw what you did there "Captain" K! ;-)
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Those are called plate dogs, you can also try putting a large tack weld on a big gap and hitting it once with a large hammer to close the gap, called a hot tack. Never underestimate the amount of knowledge being absorbed by your audience watching your videos. Thanks.
Thanks for watching Robert
All of Robert's suggestions are true. Hot tack, easier with mig, but can be done. Very efficient. Buy old C clamp to make plate dog.
Good conclusions Capt, nice to see you guys laughing 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thanks Ray
thats something i greatly respect dp for, doing it right the first time esp with safety stuff. took me many years to learn the most expensive way to do things is cheaply. how much money i have wasted doing things more than once trying to save a dollar.
that kind of welding project is awesome, like everything practice practice practice. nice work
I think it's a lesson we all have to learn,. But once people figure it out, it makes life a little easier
always a fun time working on the trucks. and more fun to come love it. cheers captain.
Thanks Nelson
You're the second TH-camr that has referenced Andrew Camarata in two days. The other is a feller in Estonia...😁
Your videos are fun, and we get to learn a few things in the process. Well done!
Love your stuff. Suggestion for you. If you’re wife will let you put your welding rods in the refrigerator. Like any metal they will corrode over time. That is a moisture free environment and they will last you a long time if you don’t do welding every day. Also on the heavier gauge steel I will push the puddle instead of pulling it. The small amount of preheat from the arc will help the stack of nickels flow better. You did good sir for your first time. Hi from Texas
Absolutely spot on re Andrew Mike that guy is exceptional. I think he'd agree though you're coming along just fine and I bet he'd love youre Scooby side by side rehash. All the best from Shropshire mate.
Thanks Jack!
Just a fun video! Got excited seeing the head back can't wait for the rebuild!
Hey Mike a better dog then the screw type. Is to make a side ways L dog and wedge type from 1/2" or 3/4" scrap plate. We used these in the ship yards for decades. ----->By welding one end on one side of the L dog to the deck or surface metal over hanging the new plate. Than driving the long steel wedge between the L dog and the plate. This pulls both the plate downwards and the surface metal together. It can also be used to align two plate ends together weld diagonally for end to end V bevel welding. Less tools to carry around from job to job. All👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍's for making what ya know work. ------------>On another note Captain have you found an old iron anchor for the boat house yet?
Definitely need to make some wedges as well. Would help
Weather does not slow you down,the dump truck will benefit,just don’t push yourself,take a break,I know won’t get any thing done if you take a break.but that’s just you,your work ethic is bar none.keep it up.better than what it was for sure.👍👍👍😎😎😎👨🚒👨🚒👨🚒
Thank you tom
Absolutely brilliant video, can’t wait to see your Backo up and running
M BH the S Will be proud of you Mike
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We get to see Dirt Perfect and a sneak peak of the backhoe engine, fantastic. Looking forward to seeing more of the TH-cam yacht and the backhoe being used.
Looks like you added a lot of water as well as those steel plates. Maybe some new rust from those tools as well! Lol. Those weld in clamping devises are a great idea. Good job
Mike. Thanks for sharing this repair project.
Thanks for watching
Love the video Mike Good welding .
Thanks Leo
Great work Mike. Working on older equipment is most often a process of opening a can of worms. One thing will lead to another. Thanks very much for sharing. Looking forward to the backhoe resurrection.
Definitely a can of worms. Thanks for watching
Looks like you hitched a ride on the struggle bus again Mike. All in all, another fine repair job for DP.
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great job on the truck bed, thanks for sharing 👍👍👌
Thanks for watching!
Looking forward to the yacht 🛥 build. 👍🎅🏻
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I am ready for my t shirt. You did a good job on the welding.
Should ship out very soon! (I'm on Shopify support right now sorting out a couple issues) lol
In all my big rig's I put a rubber mat's under the batteries. Good job! :)
Good idea
You could also cut a piece of small plate "dog" with a notch cut out to use a wedge ! Tac dog to floor of the truck bed at edge of new plate drive wedge under notch thus closing the gap of new plate for welding !! 🤔👍👍👍🍺
Yup!
I think you did great. And the video is funny. Most important thing is funny and fun. Metal okay, well that was good.
Thanks Michael
Love your channel. Looking forward to the backhoe and utube yacht vids. Thanks Captain. 👍
well all else fails your natural sense of humor will always be successful your timing at any givin situation to add humor is spot on i always look forward to the next vid because of your approach of doing the task and the light uplifting humor to get yourself through a irritating stiuation of the project i have three or four youtubers i watch and sometimes i skip through but yor vids have never be skipped through...... chainsaw inventory was funny lol
Hey I definitely appreciate the feedback!
Just a tip if you have not lapped the valve seats use a piece of vacuum/fuel line and a drill instead the sticks w/suction cups. I will go alot faster.
nice work as always Mike and thanks for sharing. Looking forward to the backhoe repair !
Thanks for watching
🤠 well done Mike
Thanks Tim
Captain great video! Thanks for sharing! Kevin
Thanks Kevin
A little water is not going to stop the Captain! Great fix up until later decision welding - well it will work anyway - no leaking bits. One way to empty the tools out of th tray. Look forward to November projects.
November is going to be awesome!
Nice job Cap! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching
Always good to see how You all work together :) DP helping the Captain ;) LOL
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Mike another job well done. Can’t wait for the November video’s!!!👏👏👏👏
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good video Mr K thank you👍
Thanks Kent
I never look forward to doing job like that. But it has to be done and it pays my bills.
Good morning Captain, a new piece of 🐐 information was suggested by Google the other day. Be careful what breed you get, some are a lot noisier than others!
Good tip!
I appreciate that you gave my suggestion on how to bend the plate a go, Mike. I'd argue that you can cut the groove even deeper though, to a point where you can bend the plate by hand without heating. You are adding a thick bead of weld on the outside after all so the final result should be strong enough, at least for this type of application.
Thanks for another great video. :)
Good point! Thanks for the tip
Great job mike!
Thanks Sean
Mike I have to say put your tools away, you never know when you might not get back to a job. :) Thank you and have a great week.
Nah
@@CaptainKleeman :)
Hey Mike, On those Weld Screws mounts, I noticed that when you tighten down the screw, it has a single point of push. Maybe you weld some thick angle iron on the bottom of the screw to spread out the compression. Also, time to get some welding tools to help bend the steel. The pipe wrench did good, but you can do better, and their fairly cheap! Nice weld job!
Weldings great you can only do as much as you can do but I think I don't know maybe I was hearing things I thought you mentioned TH-cam yacht I'm not sure !
Thanks for sharing keep after it!
TH-cam yacht coming soon!
@@CaptainKleeman th-cam.com/video/7gxSqxL3dTs/w-d-xo.html
I really enjoyed this video It was 4 o'clock Arizona time when it posted. A few laughs and you did very well on the bed of that dump truck. Can hardly wait for the future videos, So exciting
Thanks Gayle
Did good with patching that bed. I've done it a few times on Mason dumps and it's not a real fun job lol
Thanks man! Definitely learned some lessons this time around and I think I can get the job done a little quicker next time around.
@@CaptainKleeman it's always a learning process when it comes to welding and fab work
Cool stuff. Enjoyed watching 😎
Thanks Stanley
Absolutely enjoy your channel Mike. Love your videos and everything you do. Thanks for sharing.
Everybody has a signature theme, DP's just happens to be Bad batteries and low maintenance. Keep him straight Captain
Low maintenance? For a one man band with multiple pieces of equipment including a brand new 210 excavator, ild say he does a dang fine job. Keep in mind you just watched a video of him paying me to do maintenance 😂😂😂
@@CaptainKleeman It took being shamed to get him to start though, he has a problem coming off the wallet for obvious maintenance issues. It's ok if he wants that to be his "Thing" on TH-cam but I quit watching him because of it.
I got my T shirt....👍👍
Awesome!
SALUDOS KLEEMAN ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO AS ALWAYS, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. G.B.Y.
For the new box (or truck) Hardox floor and a highlift tailgate
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Awesome welding job.
Nice job.
Thanks Chuck
Something that might help you is if your plates aren't to far away from your work,you can make some 1/2" tacks an inch or 2 away and hit on the weld while hot with a big hammer and smash it tight with out having to clamp it. You have to hit it while red or youcan break the weld. Then you can go back and fill the gaps. A fine gob you are doing.
That’s the Captain’s way to clean out the bed of a truck!! Outstanding LOL 😂 Well done Captain, your coming along just fine in your welding. UTube yacht 🛥 back in business!! Great video Mike 👍🇺🇸
Thankd max
Interested in the adapter you put on the breaker bar would like to see an up close picture of it sometime please
I'll show it better in an upcoming video
@@CaptainKleeman thank you