You need a shop kitty! A cat to keep the snakes and mice in check. All you have to do is feed them inside the tool room and give them a nice warm place to sleep and i promise you, you wont see another snake. Lock them in the shop at night for a few weeks to establish their home. Keep their litter box clean and theyll take care of your shop! Around here we call them barn cats, theyre the best and coolest way to get rid of unwanted critters
The ears were bent in on your drive shaft and yolk from pressing the old u-joints out. When I went to tech school for GM, they actually told us to never press joints out. They have a different tool to beat the opposite yolk downward to force the caps out. Drive shaft and yolk ears can be bent easier than you think. Most of the time, once you press the joints out, if you lay the inside of the yolk on the edge of your vise, and give the outside edge just under the ear a smack, it will bend the ear right back to where it should be. Your u-joint will go in nice and the clips will go in just like they are supposed to. You did well to sand the u-joint holes in the yolks, but you also need to make sure to dig the clip grooves out completely with a pick.
Puddin is as humble as they come. Love that you show what it's like for 95% of the population who work on their own rides. Great channel! Thx for letting us come along for the ride!
I am guessing you’re a man that appreciates the truth. Me, like I am sure a lot of other fellows are a day away from losing their minds. It is beyond what is understandable for most. But what you do for us is priceless. Seriously thank you.
Be glad you have all of these fancy battery powered tools today boys, back in the day (yah, im old) we did all of this same type of work with hand wrenches, sockets and breaker bars
The vacuum bleeder in my experience have always been pretty finicky on new masters or new lines. You generally always want to bench, bleed the master, and do the initial pedal, bleed and then vacuum bleeding goes a lot easier.
Puddin... buddy! Greasy, smelly clothes deserve their own laundry... think about picking up a used washer and dryer off one of the local inter-web marketplace sites... they can go in the new storage building so as not to take up valuable shop space. Your wife would approve! 👍
Happy to see the use of the brake tool... now for the love of God please invest in a hand-held tubing bender that makes for quick work with no kinks when forming new brake lines! For all the brake work you do, it's a no-brainer! 🙂
Been watching since about 20k subs. No matter what stresses the week brings, being able to sit down for an hour to laugh and forget about anything else is great. Keep doing what you’re doing and you’ll only continue to grow 👍
I think you should start international shipping for the overseas people that come watch every video to support the channel, please 🙏🏻 I feel left out 😢
45:45 hey puddin, to get that parking brake cable off, put a hose clamp on the fingers, tighten it just enough to compress them, then yank the cable out. 60% of the time, it works every time...
BRING BACK THE INTRO!!!! I miss the intro song. No intro, No pressure wash motages, no awesome action packed shots of rock and rolling in the back yard. All work and no play isnt the puddin way!
I was waiting for you to grab the brake line once you loosened the union. Only because that’s what I was thinking to do as soon as I watched it break loose lmao 4:48
The hardest-working guy on TH-cam! In this episode, you impressed me with your attention to detail and your commitment to getting it right. Of course it is taking longer than you guessed... you're having to overcome a lot of not very common issues. Good job on coming out on top!
Same rear 3:07 gears I had in my 1981 blacked out black Chevy step-side truck that I lowered really low would pull my blown and injected BBC Cole runner bottom drag boat thru the desert at 95 mph all the way to the river at Parker Arizona from Buena Park Ca. Also had a 55 gallon barrel of race fuel in the bed and the top to my tool box and rode awesome the whole way. It was so low you could not get your hand under the frame cross member under the trucks oil pan when it was sitting. Thanks Puddin for all your hard work and great videos. Love your merch too.
Best part of Monday y'all. It's Puddin time y'all. 😂😂😂. Can't wait to see more updates an projects and many more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Fab on. Weld on. Keep Making. God bless.
Your snake battle was funny as hell 🤣 I was cutting a lawn with a zero turn mower years ago when a snake started biting at my leg, chasing me around with me trying to control the mower and I lost control and ran it over. Had animal control come and look at it and it turns out it was a brown rattle snake, at the time I didn't know they existed in New England. I was never afraid of snakes but now I'm a little leery. Anyway I grew up working on square bodies and absolutely love them. You're doing an awesome job resurrecting that truck. Yeah there is always problems but you overcame them and built a cool truck. Great video as always 👍✌️🇺🇲
Yup, it's the Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake. We got them everywhere here in PA. Copperheads too. Rattlesnakes usually slither away because they'd rather not bother with you, but Copperheads are temperamental and they're very aggressive, they like to fight. I was but by one two years ago and I felt like absolute garbage, had to go to the ER because they're very poisonous. Got me right on the arm really deep.
I did construction work for 24 years, I use a lot of woodworking tools for fab work. A wood chisel works well for deburring aluminum in some situations.
Hi there Puddin, hey I'm loving your Channel and have been a huge fan and supporter for years. I just want to say that don't ever put your ground clamp on you Axle then weld on your housing. The ground is actually going through your bearing. I've seen guys lock up engines and bearing doing this. Not trying to be negative or anything but doing this could end really bad.
That was a nice little rat snake. They cant cross with rattlesnakes, live bearer and egg layer. Rat snakes wiggle their tail to mimic a rattle. Well done throwing it out and not killing it!
let the snake do its thing..you never see a mouse or rat .your show is awsome and you give me the inspiration to do my own work.best to all at pudddins fab shop!!!!!
I been watching you for a coupla year now , it sure brings back alot of old but good times when i was learning to do allthe stuff you do.i'll be 70 in 2 mounths.
Epic! I had a friend that went through the Spicer school (that's the good brand, btw)... he just used a big hammer and hammered the crap out of the thing. You beat on the cast parts, not on the joint or the shaft. Use the vise as a spreader to hold while you beat the yoke down... carrying the end cap with it... then flip the thing and beat it through the other way. Big-ass hammer does it. Final thing is to beat the caps against the clips to get that freed up.
I needed this exact job done on my truck. Axle seals and rear brakes. A local shop quoted me like 1100 bucks. And 300 dollars in parts 2 TH-cam videos and one afternoon later was able to do it my self. Also that snake is the funniest thing to happen in the history of this channel
18:20 i think the springs are longer because they are using cheaper weaker metal then originals so they have to have them longer then the original to give the original ability.
God bless you all that deal with snakes regularly. I recently listened to your interview with Vice Grip the other day. And enjoyed that. Keep up the good work
For brakes check the rod length to the master. My buddy had one that was adjustable and the rod was set too long and no matter how much he bled the brakes couldn’t get it to stop good. Adjusted the rod to where it wasn’t pushing the plunger on back the master and bam, stopped on a dime.
I've told everybody else on you tub 11 teen times I may as well tell you. When working on drum brakes, riding mower deck or anything else with springs, a piece of small engine starter rope is your best friend.
Love how the gas tank mount is stronger than the steering box mount lol pretty sure these Chevys.were notorious for frame cracks around that steering box
Funny quote: “It’s really not that bad to do.” Ummm sure, IF the bed is off, IF the frame is cleaned up, and IF it’s on a lift at eye height… I know your struggle has been real brother, I’m really happy for you and just glad you’ve come a long way since your days of doing brake lines on your back laying in mud and or gravel or the best way of all, “on hot top during a heat wave!” Ya doing a brake job those ways maybe not so much fun! Not saying you wouldn’t still cause you do what you have to, well that and “Momma didn’t raise no punk” so you ain’t afraid to either! I love that new shop! 😉✌🏼
Just be glad you don't work on driveshafts every day. Did it for 2 years straight during my automotive career. Pro tip: a cold chisel can be your friend while replacing ujoints; mainly for popping the old clips out, but also for seating the new clips. It doesn't have to be razor sharp, or even close to that. It just needs to have a good edge on it. You'll figure out the best ways to hit it to pop those clips out with one whack. If I remember right, and it's been more than a minute, I used to use a fairly big one. Like most tools I bought off the tool trucks, I bought single items that I needed. I gave away a lot of tools after I retired, but I'm pretty sure I still have that one. What I'm saying is: get a good quality chisel.
I have to say, this might be the first time I have ever actually seen someone use the drum break tool. hell, I end up using locking plyers and screwdrivers most of the time myself. all I know, is I hate drum brakes lol.
i like to start by saying i love living in the country of Missouri, BUT! it's at least an hour venture to town there and back just to pick up something simple, OR! the late night munchies. lol. loving the truck bro, id drive it.
Seems you are starting the Moss gold truck mafia. Up north in New England we get way more rust so every thing is a struggle, great content have Happy Thanksgiving. ❤
I like seeing you work on the c ten. Looks like it's a good education for you also. As you know they're super popular. Get you another one if you Trip over another one.
Puddin, We had a snake in a tool box making noise and it was a copperhead.. I don't play with snakes either.. the fruit they offer messed us all up. Love the truck even though it is a Chevy!
My project cars are early vw polos (yes, smaller than the rabbit/golf) and the size of the parts you pull of to work on with one of these American icons always gets me!
Another Keigger tip of the day.....slide the steel spacer over an old 5/8" U bolt, tack weld one end of the spacer to the U bolt and mount it up in the evolution saw and cut thru everything.....just my 2¢....Cary on sir!👍
You need a shop kitty! A cat to keep the snakes and mice in check. All you have to do is feed them inside the tool room and give them a nice warm place to sleep and i promise you, you wont see another snake. Lock them in the shop at night for a few weeks to establish their home. Keep their litter box clean and theyll take care of your shop! Around here we call them barn cats, theyre the best and coolest way to get rid of unwanted critters
That’s what I was going to say. Keep the mice out too.
🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈👍
He'll be like mortske with duff but it would be a kitty.
Hell yeah, and name the cat Sir Morticus!
The only problem is sometimes even the best cats will piss in the corners of a shop that big...I'm guessing. And then the smell
If Slick was a real friend he would put fake snakes around the shop to prank you. Good content.
Like i tell my friends.. “its all gud fun, till one of yall get yer feelings hurt” 😁😉
One of those remote controlled ones. Lol
The ears were bent in on your drive shaft and yolk from pressing the old u-joints out. When I went to tech school for GM, they actually told us to never press joints out. They have a different tool to beat the opposite yolk downward to force the caps out. Drive shaft and yolk ears can be bent easier than you think. Most of the time, once you press the joints out, if you lay the inside of the yolk on the edge of your vise, and give the outside edge just under the ear a smack, it will bend the ear right back to where it should be. Your u-joint will go in nice and the clips will go in just like they are supposed to. You did well to sand the u-joint holes in the yolks, but you also need to make sure to dig the clip grooves out completely with a pick.
Came here to say this 👍
Thanks for the info, I usually beat my ujoints out, but since I have a press, I would try it. Big mistake.
Puddin is as humble as they come. Love that you show what it's like for 95% of the population who work on their own rides.
Great channel! Thx for letting us come along for the ride!
I am guessing you’re a man that appreciates the truth. Me, like I am sure a lot of other fellows are a day away from losing their minds. It is beyond what is understandable for most. But what you do for us is priceless. Seriously thank you.
What are you referring too
Be glad you have all of these fancy battery powered tools today boys, back in the day (yah, im old) we did all of this same type of work with hand wrenches, sockets and breaker bars
You got that right and I'm still doing it the same way no power tools.
The compressor in your fridge is warm when its running, that's why he climbed in there.
Slick Fitty, or maybe Hotrod, needs to get a rubber snake and tie a fishing line on it and hide it in the tool room... Fun times for ol' Puddin'! 😁
The vacuum bleeder in my experience have always been pretty finicky on new masters or new lines. You generally always want to bench, bleed the master, and do the initial pedal, bleed and then vacuum bleeding goes a lot easier.
48:26 that was the reason my dad had a washing machine in the shop 😆
Puddin... buddy! Greasy, smelly clothes deserve their own laundry... think about picking up a used washer and dryer off one of the local inter-web marketplace sites... they can go in the new storage building so as not to take up valuable shop space. Your wife would approve! 👍
Happy to see the use of the brake tool... now for the love of God please invest in a hand-held tubing bender that makes for quick work with no kinks when forming new brake lines! For all the brake work you do, it's a no-brainer! 🙂
Been watching since about 20k subs.
No matter what stresses the week brings, being able to sit down for an hour to laugh and forget about anything else is great.
Keep doing what you’re doing and you’ll only continue to grow 👍
You know I got to say my Monday would not be complete without ending it with some puddin Fab shop action😂👍👍
Same!!!
Agreed 💯
Puddin, I just about spit out my coffee when you were trying to catch that snake. What a great way to start the week off. Keep up the good work
I think you should start international shipping for the overseas people that come watch every video to support the channel, please 🙏🏻 I feel left out 😢
45:45 hey puddin, to get that parking brake cable off, put a hose clamp on the fingers, tighten it just enough to compress them, then yank the cable out. 60% of the time, it works every time...
No Bill, no Slick, but a special guest Snake. Excellent video, thanks for sharing!
Peppermint oil on cotton balls will keep the mice away and the shop smells like peppermint and no snakes
I feel like I’m watching a mix of every brake job I’ve ever done.
Sleeperdude would have ran out of the shop at the first sight of that snake!
REALLY WANT THAT LONGSLEEVE PUDDIN!!
Would love it if you offered international shipping soon! You have tons of fans in Australia mate.
And Canada!
That short bed is coming along nice .
Hank the tank will love it .
😉.
Keep it on the down low you took the restrictor plate off the red dragon..🤫
Puddin love the hard work your family is putting in to your landscape.i see you got a gate finally always worried about privacy great job.
Lets hope he can find a fence guy soon.
BRING BACK THE INTRO!!!! I miss the intro song. No intro, No pressure wash motages, no awesome action packed shots of rock and rolling in the back yard. All work and no play isnt the puddin way!
Feel like we're building together.
Call that lil snake bigfoot cause he's hard to find ✌️ & ❤ puddin !!!!
Crazy I just turned this on and bam here's puddins new video! Gotta love a old square body.
Man you got to be loving that lift makes everything so much easier
Watching you struggle makes me not feel so bad and inspires me to keep trying. Thank you. Keep crushing it bro.
He Is Amazing, The Cure ForA Bad Day!!
I was waiting for you to grab the brake line once you loosened the union. Only because that’s what I was thinking to do as soon as I watched it break loose lmao 4:48
Having the proper drum brake tools 🔧 is awesome 👌
I see that hood on the wall, I called it several months ago. Haa😅😅😅😅😂😂🎉🎉
Do you want my 62 Benz 2 door? Its on an s10 frame already…
This is a great video! It shows what the rest of us go through working on old vehicles!!!
Puddin vs Snake can out good. Thank you for not killing it. Help keep the mice and other rodents away. Lovin this build.
I use a small hose clamp to compress the 'fingers' when removing the parking brake cables from the backing plate.
Hank will be happy with her new vehicle!!!!!!
The hardest-working guy on TH-cam! In this episode, you impressed me with your attention to detail and your commitment to getting it right. Of course it is taking longer than you guessed... you're having to overcome a lot of not very common issues. Good job on coming out on top!
Same rear 3:07 gears I had in my 1981 blacked out black Chevy step-side truck that I lowered really low would pull my blown and injected BBC Cole runner bottom drag boat thru the desert at 95 mph all the way to the river at Parker Arizona from Buena Park Ca. Also had a 55 gallon barrel of race fuel in the bed and the top to my tool box and rode awesome the whole way. It was so low you could not get your hand under the frame cross member under the trucks oil pan when it was sitting. Thanks Puddin for all your hard work and great videos. Love your merch too.
Best part of Monday y'all. It's Puddin time y'all. 😂😂😂. Can't wait to see more updates an projects and many more videos soon my friend. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Fab on. Weld on. Keep Making. God bless.
Same!!, The World Stops For Puddin' , Even Football, In This House!!
Watching you with rear drum brakes is hysterical. Makes me feel old though...
Your snake battle was funny as hell 🤣 I was cutting a lawn with a zero turn mower years ago when a snake started biting at my leg, chasing me around with me trying to control the mower and I lost control and ran it over. Had animal control come and look at it and it turns out it was a brown rattle snake, at the time I didn't know they existed in New England. I was never afraid of snakes but now I'm a little leery. Anyway I grew up working on square bodies and absolutely love them. You're doing an awesome job resurrecting that truck. Yeah there is always problems but you overcame them and built a cool truck. Great video as always 👍✌️🇺🇲
Yup, it's the Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake. We got them everywhere here in PA. Copperheads too. Rattlesnakes usually slither away because they'd rather not bother with you, but Copperheads are temperamental and they're very aggressive, they like to fight. I was but by one two years ago and I felt like absolute garbage, had to go to the ER because they're very poisonous. Got me right on the arm really deep.
@@Whats-It-To-YaThe best thing about copperheads is that sometimes they dry bite.
I like the longer videos. Folks love you and will watch what you put out. I sport a Puddin shirt daily. The new shop rocks.
Ain't nothing wrong with using a speed square on your car projects. I do it all the time!
It’s a square? What are supposed to use?😖😂
I did construction work for 24 years, I use a lot of woodworking tools for fab work. A wood chisel works well for deburring aluminum in some situations.
Hi there Puddin, hey I'm loving your Channel and have been a huge fan and supporter for years.
I just want to say that don't ever put your ground clamp on you Axle then weld on your housing. The ground is actually going through your bearing. I've seen guys lock up engines and bearing doing this. Not trying to be negative or anything but doing this could end really bad.
I bet your proportioning valve was shoved all the way to one side. When she got in there to push on the brake pedal it probably moved back to center
I didn’t know if I would like your videos but I watched the whole thing and I like it. It’s fun hanging out with you. Cool stuff.
That's a sneaky snake! He's waiting to catch you off guard again! 😂
I laughed so hard about the 🐍 😂
That was a nice little rat snake. They cant cross with rattlesnakes, live bearer and egg layer. Rat snakes wiggle their tail to mimic a rattle. Well done throwing it out and not killing it!
Doing a great job puddin.
Golly gee whilikers, Professor! Nothing we love better (almost) than some Puddin on Monday! Have a great Thanksgiving....God bless!
Awesome truck needs a locker in the rear.cant wait to see you put more horses in the engine
It took me two master cylinders to get a good one. Same problem with the front. Had to buy a name brand that hadn't set on a shelf for a long time.
While I don't much like lowered trucks, hot DAMN do I ever appreciate your workmanship, sir! 🤘
no other way to have them. please tell me your not a lifted truck kinda guy.
let the snake do its thing..you never see a mouse or rat .your show is awsome and you give me the inspiration to do my own work.best to all at pudddins fab shop!!!!!
I think a cat would be a bit friendlier and same outcome 😂😎
Another Monday, another night of Puddin' time!
A lot of attention to detail and safety. I hope that one of your daughters enjoy the truck.
Love the truck. The paint and color is amazing.
I been watching you for a coupla year now , it sure brings back alot of old but good times when i was learning to do allthe stuff you do.i'll be 70 in 2 mounths.
Just noticed that you now have OVER a quarter of a MILLION subscribers!!!! Congrats, Mr. Puddin. Oh, by the way, Mortske has 141K subs.
Sort of, most would be regular subs, from one to both channels..?
Epic! I had a friend that went through the Spicer school (that's the good brand, btw)... he just used a big hammer and hammered the crap out of the thing. You beat on the cast parts, not on the joint or the shaft. Use the vise as a spreader to hold while you beat the yoke down... carrying the end cap with it... then flip the thing and beat it through the other way. Big-ass hammer does it. Final thing is to beat the caps against the clips to get that freed up.
Yeah, the 'ears' seem to get pinched when you press the caps in. A few loves taps with a ball peen on the ears frees them up for me.
OK Puddin, that “snake hunt” was a good belly laugh! Love the content.
Puddin fighting a snake was the highlight of the past week
The snake episode had me rollin!!!! 😂
I needed this exact job done on my truck. Axle seals and rear brakes. A local shop quoted me like 1100 bucks. And 300 dollars in parts 2 TH-cam videos and one afternoon later was able to do it my self.
Also that snake is the funniest thing to happen in the history of this channel
I love this series. That truck came out amazing.
Puddin reminds me of a young Uncle Si from Duck Dynasty. Love this guy!
This truck is turning out so slick!
M.mm!m
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18:20 i think the springs are longer because they are using cheaper weaker metal then originals so they have to have them longer then the original to give the original ability.
Holy 2 hour video Mortske! 👍
God bless you all that deal with snakes regularly. I recently listened to your interview with Vice Grip the other day. And enjoyed that. Keep up the good work
Hot Damn It's Time For Another One 🤘
I miss the into... th-cam.com/video/HpacvCjOeH0/w-d-xo.html
For brakes check the rod length to the master. My buddy had one that was adjustable and the rod was set too long and no matter how much he bled the brakes couldn’t get it to stop good. Adjusted the rod to where it wasn’t pushing the plunger on back the master and bam, stopped on a dime.
Thanks for not hurtin' Mr. Slithers... So glad you found him. I'll be by yer place tomorrow night to pick him up. Hell I was about to put up flyers!
Get with Derek over at vice grip garage and get some of those sweet hood savers ,lovin the great content
Or get a piece of metal strap and make your own😁
Thank God it's Puddin time. I totaled my truck Friday and needed something good
I've told everybody else on you tub 11 teen times I may as well tell you. When working on drum brakes, riding mower deck or anything else with springs, a piece of small engine starter rope is your best friend.
Love how the gas tank mount is stronger than the steering box mount lol pretty sure these Chevys.were notorious for frame cracks around that steering box
Funny quote: “It’s really not that bad to do.”
Ummm sure, IF the bed is off, IF the frame is cleaned up, and IF it’s on a lift at eye height… I know your struggle has been real brother, I’m really happy for you and just glad you’ve come a long way since your days of doing brake lines on your back laying in mud and or gravel or the best way of all, “on hot top during a heat wave!” Ya doing a brake job those ways maybe not so much fun! Not saying you wouldn’t still cause you do what you have to, well that and “Momma didn’t raise no punk” so you ain’t afraid to either! I love that new shop! 😉✌🏼
Just be glad you don't work on driveshafts every day. Did it for 2 years straight during my automotive career.
Pro tip: a cold chisel can be your friend while replacing ujoints; mainly for popping the old clips out, but also for seating the new clips. It doesn't have to be razor sharp, or even close to that. It just needs to have a good edge on it. You'll figure out the best ways to hit it to pop those clips out with one whack.
If I remember right, and it's been more than a minute, I used to use a fairly big one. Like most tools I bought off the tool trucks, I bought single items that I needed. I gave away a lot of tools after I retired, but I'm pretty sure I still have that one.
What I'm saying is: get a good quality chisel.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING PUDDIN & FAMILY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!
At least your two hour video's are entertaining the whole way through, I put on a Mortske video when I'm having trouble falling asleep.
Puddin, get you an Eastwood brake flaring tool. They are game changers. Perfect flares every time.
Man oh man. This truck is looking good!
Man that ole jalopy gon ride better than a caddy😅 goin to be a great truck!! Awesome job!!
I enjoy watching all of your videos . Great job on the truck . But SWB stands for "short wheel base" not "short wide bed" 👍
I can really relate to Puddin. For me it's a rare thing for a car repair not to take a lot longer than I thought it would.
Good video Puddin,Keep them coming.Always a good week when puddin throws the video at us.............................................Fort Worth,Tx
I have to say, this might be the first time I have ever actually seen someone use the drum break tool. hell, I end up using locking plyers and screwdrivers most of the time myself. all I know, is I hate drum brakes lol.
i like to start by saying i love living in the country of Missouri, BUT! it's at least an hour venture to town there and back just to pick up something simple, OR! the late night munchies. lol. loving the truck bro, id drive it.
finally got me a shirt ordered. typically my size sells pot before i get around to looking. pre order was the key thank you soooo much
Maybe take a fuel line hose and cut it length wise and wrap that brake hose and zip tie it to stay on. Best fabrication youtube ever...
You can use a steering shaft from a jeep xj.
Gets rid of the old rag joint.
Replaces it with a slop free u-joint.
Seems you are starting the Moss gold truck mafia. Up north in New England we get way more rust so every thing is a struggle, great content have Happy Thanksgiving. ❤
I like seeing you work on the c ten. Looks like it's a good education for you also. As you know they're super popular. Get you another one if you Trip over another one.
Pretty sure the catch basin on that fridge is removable. For future reference.
Nice man, didn't see you bleed the master cylinder and you shouldn't use your hands as hammers!
Puddin, We had a snake in a tool box making noise and it was a copperhead.. I don't play with snakes either.. the fruit they offer messed us all up. Love the truck even though it is a Chevy!
My project cars are early vw polos (yes, smaller than the rabbit/golf) and the size of the parts you pull of to work on with one of these American icons always gets me!
Another Keigger tip of the day.....slide the steel spacer over an old 5/8" U bolt, tack weld one end of the spacer to the U bolt and mount it up in the evolution saw and cut thru everything.....just my 2¢....Cary on sir!👍
C’mon Pudding, we NEED international shipping 🙌🏼🏴
You can't change tax laws...? Will not be happing... Sorry