@@dco956 Why you even bother commenting when you dont have anything important to say,and i dont get your thinking? nobody spoke about gravestones...Its LITTERALY Resting in pieces
I found him when TH-cam recommended a video about an AMC similar to one I owned and would love to have now. All his junk is cool, but I always look forward to seeing that AMC. I came across Kevin years ago. Dalton is a little more "real".
I love seeing projects that are in worse condition than mine. makes me feel better about my ride. even though it is a rusty bucket of bolts. its my rusty bucket of bolts
What an awesome channel! I'm a truck mechanic myself and I truly appreciate the way you show how it is in reality to work on older vehicles. With all the pain in the butt included. You are not hiding any failures or mishaps and this really makes your channel something unique. But the best thing is your optimism about everything! I'm glad I found you!
Since I live in the desert, the first thing I noticed about your farm truck was what looks like a perfect dash pad. And I think you could save that hood, some angle iron on the inside could replace the 2x4s Even that evap canister could be worth money to some poor soul like me who still has to smog an '85 Suburban.
Another solid video as always! Those memories you are making with your son will last a lifetime. I have fond memories of wrenching with my dad. Lost him in 1994 at 48 years old. I'm 52 now and would give anything to have him with me in the shop again. You've got a great channel and I wish you guys all the best! Keep up the great work!
It is somehow very satisfying to see a channel that portrays reality when comes to working on old vehicles. Kudos to you and J.D. as you continue to prove Murphy's law. Love your channel!
I enjoy how this is a family oriented channel. I think it's a great thing that you and your son work together father and son bonding is a great thing and a good way to make memories that is for sure. I am looking forward to your next video
You got many projects for 2023 to keep you and JD busy. He has really become a great help to you in the Pole Barn Garage. Thank you for sharing. Enjoyed the video. ❤️
Yep..thanks for having fun working on your trucks..both content n way you do things are great..really looking forward to body mods by jbweld..awesome work crew dad..
It's not easy to let her go, kinda like a family member. But she'll live on with her organ/body parts transplant donations....... Thanks for another great video brother 👍
I’m really excited to see the future the old truck holds, I’m definitely invested on the step side build 😂 you’re giving me inspiration to keep building my 77 c10
Old trucks don't die, just like how it's rare to find a squarebody that ain't some frankenstein's monster of a truck made of numerous other trucks. They live on, like morbid organ donors.
@@R.Sole88109 I worked with a guy who had a first gen Rover Disco, 5 speed, I helped him put a clutch in it, I think the truck was built from at least 8 trucks but he couldn't remember how many he'd pulled parts from.
As always I enjoy your videos you crack me Dalton. J.D is quite the helper, awesome to see him out in the shop working with you. Keep up the great videos.
I get how hard it is letting go. I, too, am a hoarder. I have four Priuses. The one I have had the longest is painted 1971 Dodge Sublime green and has 506,000 miles on the original motor. She got tagged in the rear and it's now a parts car for one of the other ones that I bought as a builder. I haven't taken any parts off her, though, because I'm sentimental.
@@FishFind3000 they run just fine without the battery. But then you're stuck with an even slower Prius with worse fuel economy. I'd take a beat gen 2 Prius over a plug in EV any day.
We want to see more of the Road Runner. It's just amazing how you brought that thing back from the dead. I love this channel because you fix cars that other youtubers are scared of.
@@PoleBarnGarage Dal'un, I enjoyed watching your 'Live Stream chat' last night, even though I caught it late after the fact. I do believe you had someone ask a similar question on the Roadrunner. I must believe some peeps out there are like me, in the getting around to viewing your uploads after the fact. That would explain how we have missed something so definite like you being DONE with the Roadrunner. I personally do remember viewing your video in which you had lost interest in carrying on with it though. Noneeheless the entire series was entertaining and hopefully whomever it was out in Nebraska that took it away can make that Saved From the Crusher Roadrunner a triibute to perserverance PBG style.
@@PoleBarnGarageThey were sweet, yellow chevy van, glitter chrome bumpers and trim and a long cb antenna. I found them in a chevy motor home of all things
Dropping the pan on the Stepside my thoughts were "I mean its not good, but its not the worst trans fluid I've ever seen." And then you put your finger into the pan, again my thoughts, "Oh no. Nevermind, I redact my previous statement. That's fucked." Lol. Keep up the good work mate. Love the content. Keeping being you.
Came here from Kevin’s channel. And I’m glad to see a fellow Missourian with a good car channel. Hell I’ve even seen your bullet hole riddled GTO at a meet in blue springs 😂
I’ve learned to lube the wheels on my engine hoist and get the floor in the area you’ll be maneuvering as clean as possible before pulling an engine. Great video👍
I'm glad you found that title because when you removed the headlight trim I thought that's a 79 headlight bezel? I love the old square body trucks. Wish I had that flatbed with the hay bail spike/engine puller lol!
When you said "I'm just gonna just skip you ahead a bit here" was half expecting it to be a clip of the truck completely disassembled with a "whoops too far"
You are a braver man than me with regard to opening the Pandora's box that is the Automatic Gearbox. Manual boxes you see gears and selectors and lay shafts and idler gears and can easy see how it does its thing. Autos are full of enough demons and magical happenings to stump Harry Potter - and one look inside them is enough to drive a cold spike through the stoutest petrolhead's heart. I always believed the rebuild kits were something put out by the manufacturers to have us believe they did actually have a mechanical innards, but you never hear of anyone who has rebuilt an auto in their garage, do you? Maybe once they popped the cover to the inner workings, the demons got them......I don't know, but I do wish you all the luck in the world if you attempt the endeavour to make one work as intended. All the best!
Don't worry about it man you can do it you gotta train your kid just take it all apart clean it real good don't have anybody around and when you take everything apart take a lot of pictures and make sure it goes back together with every part exactly the same way and it should fire right I'll get you anywhere you wanna go
You gotta go to home depot or lowes and buy a mortar tub! they are rectangle and hold like 20 gallons, the main reason I LOVE THEM is that theres no mess when draining radiators etc! I wish I had money to send you one but im broke
@@PoleBarnGarage yeah buddy! Just zip over to the googler and type in mortar tub. You’ll see 7 gallon to like 26 gallon size. They work great for flopping transmissions upside down into also!
Hi pole barn garage I want to let you know a guy in Yucca Valley. His name is Faulk welding and a guy named Jimmy is there and he is selling a whole bunch of square body is it he’s getting ready to sell a truck with a new drivetrain, and it has an 8 foot bed And he has more that he wants to sell.
Pretty kewl my friend, from Junkyard Digs, Junkyard Mook, VGG, Thunderhead289, Dylan McCool, and Mortske Repair. Love what you are doing keep it up be safe and God Bless. Can't wait to see what becomes of this new truck you are working on.
I finally got to see the awesome video. Well it's been a long day of driving time for bed tomorrow is going to be another long day. Thank y'all looking forward to seeing the next video.
Goodbye farm truck and hello stepside!! Ever time i watch one of your videos i keep saying to myself oyeah been there done that. Can't wait to see what you do next on the stepside truck.
I just love to see how much fun ya both have fixing and driving these cars and trucks ! How cool is that for J.D. ,,,,,, Having fun , spending time with Dad and a Learning Map Like None Other at his Age !!!!!!!!!! HAPPY TRAILS TO YA BOTH ..............
Grab those seat belts looks like you weren't the one in the black truck. You do an awesome show. I love the fact that your kid films for you and helps you out when him. Enjoy it now hopefully it stays for you. The black Chevy is awesome hopefully this thing turns out to be a good parts replacement
You do an amazing job teaching your son how to be a successful smart capable future adult. Your son works better than most young adults in the workforce. Yesterday I had to teach a professional grocery bagger to not put the eggs in the bottom of the bag. He was going to put the eggs on the bottom of the bag and pile everything else on top. This is the world we live in now where nobody has situational awareness anymore or common sense. Your son adjusted the camera for better shots and he went straight to work with competent hands and mind, A FATHER WOULD BE SO PROUD 🥲!!!
That camo paint reminds me of my pops old truck... I distinctly recall he did a forest camo paint job when he moved to Barstow, then when moving to SC he did a desert camo paint job, then drove that and our 35ft trailer to AZ, sadly was wrote off as a total loss as it was backed into a ditch back in the 90's I swear I wanted to find another truck like it but can't all I remember was it was the K or D series of 70-ish Dodge/Mopar... I myself owned a 72 Dodge Champion RV and a 78 Mercury Grand Marquis love the content dude, I'll try to tune in as often as I can
If I still lived in KC I'd offer to come by and teach you how to rebuild those slushboxes. They're actually pretty easy to do. Automatic transmissions are actually a little easier than manual transmissions to rebuild. LOTS of snap rings in them though! Maybe some time when I'm in town visiting family.
God daym!!! I was not expecting to see a blue Chevy G30 (Beauville?) Churchmobile. I have its twin but with a 350 and good trans however same problem with the rust... the the frame became one with the Earth again and the rear axle is suffering from hands-free disassembly whenever I move it.
Watching u work with your boy makes me think of working with my dad on cars. I admire your patience 🙂 cuz when that wheel wheel block was under the wheel and u guys were pushing, you took it in stride, whereas I could already hear my dad "wha... What the... MOVE THE DAMN BLOCK!!! JESUS KID!!!" 😅😅😅😅
GM switched to torx head bolts because they are less likely to fall off the bit during assembly. When one falls off a bit, the worker doesn't look for it on the floor, they just grab a new one. Switching to torx from Phillips head bolts saved gm a lot of money
I live about an hour and a half from KC but I’m on the KS side. Fully entertaining videos. A guy near me was selling a square body and I was thinking of buying it to fix up but the guy wanted too much. It was a step side but it was 2wd and 3/4 ton 1987 Chevy with the 350. The frame and body were in pretty decent shape. Good shape for how old it was but still rusty. It misfired and ran rough. He wanted four grand for it so it just sat and didn’t sell.
Rest In Pieces, Farm truck. You will be missed.
1978 - 2023
78-23 LOL 🤣
@@dco956 Whats funny 1978 is year that this truck was made
@@-chytrus-4474 I'll try to help u a little n the funnybone department.....have u ever seen a gravestone for a farm truck ???
@@dco956 bro that aint even funny, its sad to see true soldiers like the farm truck go
@@dco956 Why you even bother commenting when you dont have anything important to say,and i dont get your thinking? nobody spoke about gravestones...Its LITTERALY Resting in pieces
Found your channel after watching junkyard Diggs for years. Can't wait for you to blow up so we can see more crazy stuff.
Hey you and me both
I found him when TH-cam recommended a video about an AMC similar to one I owned and would love to have now. All his junk is cool, but I always look forward to seeing that AMC. I came across Kevin years ago. Dalton is a little more "real".
Just think of it as the farm truck signed her organ donor card ...... now its time to collect!!
While the heart is still beating!
@@PoleBarnGarage only way to know for sure it's worth taking lol
Waste not want not!
@@PoleBarnGarage No doubt! Glad you saved the carcus of the 'ol farm truck tho! Haha loved the video bud! Thanks for sharing! 😎
Lol little Moe's
It’s always sad when they drive in and get pushed out. Oddly satisfying watching the parts pile grow - looking forward to assembly videos.
Coming soon! I don't have much choice now that it's stuck in my shop 😂
"after a lot of thinking... I have no idea what to do" lol! I've been there.
Great to see you getting your son involved. The stuff he’s learning will benefit him for life.
Hes a learner for sure that young man!
I love seeing projects that are in worse condition than mine. makes me feel better about my ride. even though it is a rusty bucket of bolts. its my rusty bucket of bolts
What an awesome channel! I'm a truck mechanic myself and I truly appreciate the way you show how it is in reality to work on older vehicles. With all the pain in the butt included. You are not hiding any failures or mishaps and this really makes your channel something unique. But the best thing is your optimism about everything! I'm glad I found you!
Thanks for watching!!
Since I live in the desert, the first thing I noticed about your farm truck was what looks like a perfect dash pad.
And I think you could save that hood, some angle iron on the inside could replace the 2x4s
Even that evap canister could be worth money to some poor soul like me who still has to smog an '85 Suburban.
Exactly! Up north our stuff is all rotted out but the interiors aren't baked out of them, if only we could both have the best of both worlds
Another solid video as always! Those memories you are making with your son will last a lifetime. I have fond memories of wrenching with my dad. Lost him in 1994 at 48 years old. I'm 52 now and would give anything to have him with me in the shop again. You've got a great channel and I wish you guys all the best! Keep up the great work!
Thanks 👍
Oh no another burial .I sent two in this week ..I'm so devastated ..I'm really sorry for your loss .you and j d will be fine though
It is somehow very satisfying to see a channel that portrays reality when comes to working on old vehicles. Kudos to you and J.D. as you continue to prove Murphy's law. Love your channel!
Cool, thanks whoever gifted me this the other night in the live
I enjoy how this is a family oriented channel. I think it's a great thing that you and your son work together father and son bonding is a great thing and a good way to make memories that is for sure. I am looking forward to your next video
I appreciate that!
You got many projects for 2023 to keep you and JD busy. He has really become a great help to you in the Pole Barn Garage. Thank you for sharing. Enjoyed the video. ❤️
You and junkyard garage are my two favorite creators. Love the content and the old school vibe and vehicles.🥰🖤
Awesome video.Enjoy every second you can with JD.He's getting a lot more than a mechanical education.
Yep..thanks for having fun working on your trucks..both content n way you do things are great..really looking forward to body mods by jbweld..awesome work crew dad..
It's not easy to let her go, kinda like a family member. But she'll live on with her organ/body parts transplant donations.......
Thanks for another great video brother 👍
I’m really excited to see the future the old truck holds, I’m definitely invested on the step side build 😂 you’re giving me inspiration to keep building my 77 c10
Old trucks don't die, just like how it's rare to find a squarebody that ain't some frankenstein's monster of a truck made of numerous other trucks. They live on, like morbid organ donors.
Old Land Rovers are the same, just like Triggers Broom😉😆
@@R.Sole88109 I worked with a guy who had a first gen Rover Disco, 5 speed, I helped him put a clutch in it, I think the truck was built from at least 8 trucks but he couldn't remember how many he'd pulled parts from.
All old trucks are like that, I've got a 94 ford built out of parts from at least 7 different trucks 😅
Fine salvage work! Disassembly is great training, JD! LOOK at all those good parts!
It isn't easy to let go but the Farm Truck will live on in this truck. I can't wait to see what is planned for this truck
you and your boy, having lots of fun together, props to you!
Watching a man and his son dismantle an old farm truck was quite enjoyable.This was a great video.
Thanks 👍
As always I enjoy your videos you crack me Dalton. J.D is quite the helper, awesome to see him out in the shop working with you. Keep up the great videos.
Thanks 👍
She did well Now she rests in the skies In square body heaven moment of silence For the farm truck
I get how hard it is letting go. I, too, am a hoarder. I have four Priuses. The one I have had the longest is painted 1971 Dodge Sublime green and has 506,000 miles on the original motor. She got tagged in the rear and it's now a parts car for one of the other ones that I bought as a builder. I haven't taken any parts off her, though, because I'm sentimental.
Priuses?!
@@sheepwolf1st the battery’s are the biggest issue and once there gone the car is worthless
I equate owning a Prius to giving up on life
@@FishFind3000 they run just fine without the battery. But then you're stuck with an even slower Prius with worse fuel economy. I'd take a beat gen 2 Prius over a plug in EV any day.
506,000 miles is something to be proud of.
We want to see more of the Road Runner. It's just amazing how you brought that thing back from the dead. I love this channel because you fix cars that other youtubers are scared of.
I sold it, thought I made it fairly clear that I was over that car lol. The black stepside is the next hopeless venture
@@PoleBarnGarage Dal'un, I enjoyed watching your 'Live Stream chat' last night, even though I caught it late after the fact. I do believe you had someone ask a similar question on the Roadrunner. I must believe some peeps out there are like me, in the getting around to viewing your uploads after the fact. That would explain how we have missed something so definite like you being DONE with the Roadrunner. I personally do remember viewing your video in which you had lost interest in carrying on with it though. Noneeheless the entire series was entertaining and hopefully whomever it was out in Nebraska that took it away can make that Saved From the Crusher Roadrunner a triibute to perserverance PBG style.
R.I.P farm truck! It was pretty sweet seeing old blue haul the van and Farm Truck all at once hahaha!
Can't beat that truck with a stick
Working the jack handle with your legs was hilarious yet awesome.
There have been quite a few times over the years I could have used that bale spike. An engine hoist is a good use too.
Gotta love the ol box trucks..
I broke my wrist taking a hood off like that one time, also this is why I love these old square bodies because they're so easy to disassemble
I'm so glad you got to cross over with kevin. You're one of my new favorite channels!!!!
Right on!
The dynamic duo. Keep 'em coming!
Plasticolor floor mats are sweet, I sold a set of chevy van floor mats I found in a junkyard on ebay for $250
I'd kill for a set for my van
@@PoleBarnGarageThey were sweet, yellow chevy van, glitter chrome bumpers and trim and a long cb antenna. I found them in a chevy motor home of all things
This guy is hysterical I love how he works
🤣🤣"Get in the van, get in the van. There's candy."
🤣🤣
Ol blue putting in work lol
That truck is somethin else
Your "recovery" will be legend someday! Your son is interested. Thanks for another entertaining video.
Thanks for watching!
This is quickly becoming one of my more favorite channels definitely like this guy's style And hes funny too 😄
Glad you're here and thanks for watching!
Lookin forward to the 'ol stepside build! Thanks for sharing! 😎
You and me both! Thanks for watching!
Dropping the pan on the Stepside my thoughts were "I mean its not good, but its not the worst trans fluid I've ever seen."
And then you put your finger into the pan, again my thoughts, "Oh no. Nevermind, I redact my previous statement. That's fucked." Lol.
Keep up the good work mate. Love the content. Keeping being you.
My thoughts too
I could use that radiator support lol
Came here from Kevin’s channel. And I’m glad to see a fellow Missourian with a good car channel. Hell I’ve even seen your bullet hole riddled GTO at a meet in blue springs 😂
Nice!
the commentary from your son is awesome
Thanks! He's a lot of fun!
Love those old Chevy floor mats! Perfect for the stepper.
Right?
I’ve learned to lube the wheels on my engine hoist and get the floor in the area you’ll be maneuvering as clean as possible before pulling an engine. Great video👍
Man I've tried and tried. I think I need bigger casters!
I'm glad you found that title because when you removed the headlight trim I thought that's a 79 headlight bezel? I love the old square body trucks. Wish I had that flatbed with the hay bail spike/engine puller lol!
this is why I need a parts truck for my 80s bronco resto lol
technical brilliance and madness . like sherlock holmes meets the 3 stooges . great job
Hood to see you and J.D. work together. I think he even teaches you something occasionally lol. Great videos buddy.
Thanks 👍
Enjoying this truck build. Can't wait for more
When you said "I'm just gonna just skip you ahead a bit here" was half expecting it to be a clip of the truck completely disassembled with a "whoops too far"
You are a braver man than me with regard to opening the Pandora's box that is the Automatic Gearbox. Manual boxes you see gears and selectors and lay shafts and idler gears and can easy see how it does its thing. Autos are full of enough demons and magical happenings to stump Harry Potter - and one look inside them is enough to drive a cold spike through the stoutest petrolhead's heart. I always believed the rebuild kits were something put out by the manufacturers to have us believe they did actually have a mechanical innards, but you never hear of anyone who has rebuilt an auto in their garage, do you? Maybe once they popped the cover to the inner workings, the demons got them......I don't know, but I do wish you all the luck in the world if you attempt the endeavour to make one work as intended. All the best!
Rebuilt a Mopar 727 auto in the barracks at Long Beach Naval Base back in 1985. Easy Peasy.
Haaaaa loved the car Aerobics. Dalton you are a trip dude.
Thanks brother
wow Dalton. i can only imagine all the tricks of the trade and knowledge you picked up along the way to where you are now
Yes ! Can not wait to watch more .
Hands down, the best garage videos yet! 😁
Don't worry about it man you can do it you gotta train your kid just take it all apart clean it real good don't have anybody around and when you take everything apart take a lot of pictures and make sure it goes back together with every part exactly the same way and it should fire right I'll get you anywhere you wanna go
Great video as always @Pole Barn Garage
You are a very wise man. Saving money where you can. Definitely not easy to make it these Days.
I like your way of thinking! I never throw out anything either! New sub here!
Awesome! Thank you!
The step side build is awesome and I hope it pushes you over 100K!
I hope so too! Thanks for watching!
Today on pole barn garage, Dalton still manages to dump every fluid on the shop floor while painstakingly trying not to.
LOL, Exactly!
You gotta go to home depot or lowes and buy a mortar tub! they are rectangle and hold like 20 gallons, the main reason I LOVE THEM is that theres no mess when draining radiators etc! I wish I had money to send you one but im broke
A mortar tub? I'll keep an eye out
@@PoleBarnGarage yeah buddy! Just zip over to the googler and type in mortar tub. You’ll see 7 gallon to like 26 gallon size. They work great for flopping transmissions upside down into also!
@@Hammerjockeyrepair *googler* 🤣
You and your boy kicked butt. Good to keep part. Going to work out perfectly. Keep up the great work
Hi pole barn garage I want to let you know a guy in Yucca Valley. His name is Faulk welding and a guy named Jimmy is there and he is selling a whole bunch of square body is it he’s getting ready to sell a truck with a new drivetrain, and it has an 8 foot bed And he has more that he wants to sell.
Pretty kewl my friend, from Junkyard Digs, Junkyard Mook, VGG, Thunderhead289, Dylan McCool, and Mortske Repair. Love what you are doing keep it up be safe and God Bless. Can't wait to see what becomes of this new truck you are working on.
Farewell, Farm truck. Hello Silver dollar!
I finally got to see the awesome video. Well it's been a long day of driving time for bed tomorrow is going to be another long day. Thank y'all looking forward to seeing the next video.
Goodbye farm truck and hello stepside!! Ever time i watch one of your videos i keep saying to myself oyeah been there done that. Can't wait to see what you do next on the stepside truck.
I just love to see how much fun ya both have fixing and driving these cars and trucks ! How cool is that for J.D. ,,,,,, Having fun , spending time with Dad and a Learning Map Like None Other at his Age !!!!!!!!!! HAPPY TRAILS TO YA BOTH ..............
Grab those seat belts looks like you weren't the one in the black truck. You do an awesome show. I love the fact that your kid films for you and helps you out when him. Enjoy it now hopefully it stays for you. The black Chevy is awesome hopefully this thing turns out to be a good parts replacement
My neighbors can see the truck😂 lol that means they must love you
"...if it fell, that would suck." = JD. This kid is solid gold.
You do an amazing job teaching your son how to be a successful smart capable future adult. Your son works better than most young adults in the workforce. Yesterday I had to teach a professional grocery bagger to not put the eggs in the bottom of the bag. He was going to put the eggs on the bottom of the bag and pile everything else on top. This is the world we live in now where nobody has situational awareness anymore or common sense. Your son adjusted the camera for better shots and he went straight to work with competent hands and mind, A FATHER WOULD BE SO PROUD 🥲!!!
In a world where common sense has become a superpower ...
That camo paint reminds me of my pops old truck... I distinctly recall he did a forest camo paint job when he moved to Barstow, then when moving to SC he did a desert camo paint job, then drove that and our 35ft trailer to AZ, sadly was wrote off as a total loss as it was backed into a ditch back in the 90's I swear I wanted to find another truck like it but can't all I remember was it was the K or D series of 70-ish Dodge/Mopar... I myself owned a 72 Dodge Champion RV and a 78 Mercury Grand Marquis love the content dude, I'll try to tune in as often as I can
JD knows so much already, "It should be fine.."
'Nother fantastic video.
Thanks man!
As always; great content! I love this channel more & more. Seriously; Great Job
Glad you enjoy it!
Really dig your videos. It’s nice to see the little guy helping out. Video games rob kids minds. I grew up in square bodies I now stepped up to OBS’s
We play plenty of video games too 🤷 have fun with your kids and they'll have fun with you too
Aaaaaand subscribed. Found you through Junkyard Digs and I’m here to stay.
Awesome!
The irony... Almost destroyed your pole barn with a pole🤣 good times!!
"Good thing that i am single, it can stay there" i kinda laughed out loud right there 🤣 we all know "those" liabilities 😂
If I still lived in KC I'd offer to come by and teach you how to rebuild those slushboxes. They're actually pretty easy to do. Automatic transmissions are actually a little easier than manual transmissions to rebuild. LOTS of snap rings in them though! Maybe some time when I'm in town visiting family.
Awesome video once again man you are entertaining as hell!!
rest in peace farm truck though it's going to be fun seeing it live on in the Silver dollar Chevy.
God daym!!! I was not expecting to see a blue Chevy G30 (Beauville?) Churchmobile. I have its twin but with a 350 and good trans however same problem with the rust... the the frame became one with the Earth again and the rear axle is suffering from hands-free disassembly whenever I move it.
Saw you pickup the black pickup from JYD. Very entertaining and enjoyable video. So entertaining that I subbed. Nice work!
Thanks! New video on that one next week
Watching u work with your boy makes me think of working with my dad on cars. I admire your patience 🙂 cuz when that wheel wheel block was under the wheel and u guys were pushing, you took it in stride, whereas I could already hear my dad "wha... What the... MOVE THE DAMN BLOCK!!! JESUS KID!!!" 😅😅😅😅
Thanks for your comment, and thanks for watching!
"Get in the van!" No!
I really want to have a beer or three with these guys!
Another great episode…RIP farm truck
Thanks for watching!
GM switched to torx head bolts because they are less likely to fall off the bit during assembly. When one falls off a bit, the worker doesn't look for it on the floor, they just grab a new one. Switching to torx from Phillips head bolts saved gm a lot of money
Worked on a GM assembly line for 7 years, we dropped plenty of torx. And stripped even more lol
"Get in the van" not sure why but that floored me
Glad see y'all getting on it
Watching you remove that hood, reminds me of Wreck it Ralph !! New nickname??? Maybe not.......
😂
I live about an hour and a half from KC but I’m on the KS side. Fully entertaining videos.
A guy near me was selling a square body and I was thinking of buying it to fix up but the guy wanted too much. It was a step side but it was 2wd and 3/4 ton 1987 Chevy with the 350. The frame and body were in pretty decent shape. Good shape for how old it was but still rusty. It misfired and ran rough. He wanted four grand for it so it just sat and didn’t sell.
Pretty convenient having a whole donor rig laying around. Always enjoy the videos
Thanks 👍