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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 เม.ย. 2020
- Video Showing the positioning of the pioneer tools on A Willys Jeep. Depiction of strap placement, and proper strap lengths.
Part of the Team G503 / G503TV series on TH-cam.
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Una maravilla. 👌🏼
Saludos desde España 🇪🇸
Scott Excellent--Grandsons got it on the 1st time,
Perfect. Thank you.
Muchas gracias por sus consejos y comentarios, yo tengo un Willys M38A1 de 1961 y quiero colocar el hacha de un lado y el pico del otro, gracias a usted y su excelente explicación ya tengo el modelo de los soportes para instalar estos accesorios, es usted muy amable. Gracias
I remember when I 1st saw this video and scoffing and thinking how dumb I would have to be to forget how to do this........ But here I am faithfully watching it
Looking great, Scott, I need to seed you a picture of a trailer I bought by mistake, Hand cart, all orginal. 1943
EDS Transit Scott please do👍
Team G503 Restoring A 1943 Willys MB Army Jeep , I will send Monday
Team G503 Restoring A 1943 Willys MB Army Jeep , can’t get picture’s on. Send me e-mail if you can, I will send that way, Sorry, Thanks
Thank you! Why did the fourth bracket remain free?
Саша Пушкин two footman loops, if you have a shorter handled axe👍
Thank you! I understood.
Beings you're a Jeep restorer, do you know what primer is on WWII Jeeps? Is it red primer, or more like Zink Chromate used on later government equipment.
As always, good job Scott. That shovel strap procedure make em tight 👍
The placement of the shovel and ax is wrong. It only has 3 anchors, not 4.
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The placement of the shovel and ax is wrong. It only has 3 anchors, not 4.
He explained that