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I do love the feeling you're speaking of Kent... That thought was in the works for a long time, months of planning in my head, lot's of research. But the payoff in the end is priceless 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Brother I do auto body professionally never stand near that chain when pullingI've seen crazy things happen that change snap and slap you straighten your chest
Great work Arthur Jr. ;) Don't forget to use a safety rope through the clamp and the chain and tie it off to the body with a little slack so if the apparatus breaks loose in a pull, you don't get hit with it.
I've been hit being in a hurry didn't think there was any way if it slipped it would hit me well it ripped out in a way that the chain flew sideways instead of directly at the rack like I thought it would knocked out 3 teeth fractured bones in my face split my upper lip in half and chipped a bunch of my teeth use a safety chain no matter what it's worth it
Wow man, incredible content for such a small channel. Keep up the good work, learning a lot from you, just bought my first car at auction for rebuild and I really needed the info in your videos. Thanks.
I am in a good standing with all of my neighbors so they tolerate all of the work that I do outside. And as far as city code enforcement I don't think there's really an issue, because I don't do that sort of work often enough for them to really notice. This is more of a hobby thing that I do every now and then not really full-time gig 👍
I'm not even all that talented... I just had to do a ton of research first, and then it was just a lot of simple measuring, cutting, welding. I'm sure that anyone with a welder, plasma cutter and some other basic tools can build one of these.
Fix you have done a fantastic job in building this machine. I am very proud for you. We built a log splitter a few years ago. The only problem was a cylinder that was not strong enough. We added a bulldozer cylinder to this set up and it was far more stronger than needed! As long as your Valve, Pump, and Cylinder is strong enough something is going to move lol. Let me know my friend. Phillip
There is always more then one way to skin a cat... I am a big fan of recycling/repurposing... Using a bulldozer cylinder was a great idea on your part. Those things are built like tanks and are made to take some serious abuse.
Hey, thanks man...You know I never thought about making one either, but I needed one and am too cheap to buy one, so thought I thought "what the hell, I'll just build my own" :)
Where did you go? Please come back. You are one of my favorite TH-cam channels. I've learned so much from you. I hope you and your family are in good health.
I've been waiting on this video to see how your frame rack performed and it did the job nicely. Really handy that it's portable, so that you can work wherever you want to and then put it away later. One of my hydraulic jacks that I haven't used for a while decided to leak, so I'll have to top that up after replacing the seal on the fluid lock. Audio was a lot better in this video also. Hope you are doing videos of your trammel construction and upgrade to the spot welder soon. I'm looking forward to these, as I'm planning to make a trammel some time and seeing how you made yours will be very helpful. I might even have to consider making spot welder too! Last dent repair I did, I used the hot glue - gluing on a stick method. Works to some degree, but a spot welder would be better.
Bruce, my friend how have you been? I hope you liked the video, I figure out a new way to adjust my audio levels and I think I nailed it this time. Tram gauge video will come on a later date, I'm working on another vid currently. And then I'll have another vid in the works after that. I've used the glue stick method on some dents in the past, it's a great quick fix, that technic is good if you're not planning or repainting the panel.
@@fix206 The video was great as usual, with explanations on what you were doing as you proceeded.The fixed audio levels made a fairly constant level through the video. The glue stick method is also handy if you just want to do some of the work now and finish it later. It means not having to remove the paint at that stage, so no need to repaint to prevent rust while busy with other things. It has limitations and it also works best in cold weather, as the glue sticks better when it's cold. I'm looking forward to your next videos, whatever they might be about, as they are always interesting, no matter what the subject.
Awesome - the ULTIMATE DIY - what's next? Building you own car factory? Great info and excellent design / work. Who down votes these videos? I guess frame jig manufactures... Talk about cost cutting! LOL
LOL... I'm cool with all my neighbors, whenever they have car troubles they always come to me for help and being a good neighbor that I am, I always help them out. So they better not complain LOL
I drove a car with an 8 inch discrepancy in the frame from front to rear. It was a boat to and was the most dangerous looking car you ever seen travel down the road. Crab walk mixed with a dog that just got hit by a car. You hit a dip and almost do a 180 if you were not paying attention and compensating with correction. Bouncy, pulling to one side to the point tires are making scrubbing dragging noise, and it was just constantly jittery, darty, oscillating, and vibrating up and down back and forth SOld it to a guy that had a alpaca farm.
Thanks Jonathan, just picked up a new project that will require a frame pull... I have to push out a few other videos first, but then that video will be posted at some point :-) stay tuned my friend ...
I have learned much from him also, though I have not put this knowledge to practice mainly because of a lack of important tools. Now I am learning from you also along with how to build these important tools hopefully I can put this knowledge to practice. . I look forward to your upcoming updated detailed spotter video with great Anticipation. It is a blessing for me that you are bilingual and have been able to achieve this knowledge from our Russian friends! Again I thank you! Phillip Hall
Wow I wish there were a lot more people like you, fixing cars would be more affordable. Less totalled cars... Car these days are just thrown away for a dent... consumerism...
@@fix206 You do that. I got hit in my trailer hitch and it bent my chassis. Framing the car by a pro would cost me more than the cars worth... gutted because the car has still years and years of life ahead. I need to find a guy like you.
Ive got your Back when It comes to the. Haters But some Of them Have a point about !!safety!! your Brave- No one can show more Bravery than the ignorant. But great work fromthe comfort of your Driveway- Now all I Need Is a video on Hydraulic lifts DIY and I could Have a full Blown shop at the House
I know what you mean about the safety, and i'v addressed it in the earlier comment responses... I would normally throw a blanket over the chain during a pull, but since this was the first video of the rack in action I just wanted to show how everything worked unobscured 👍
Hello, good job friend, do not forget personal safety, it is very important. There are several options, depending on your job, for example safety glasses can be a good idea, also something similar to a rectangular towel to wrap the chain, to reduce the whip effect if it comes off the place where it hooks. Thanks for teaching and sharing. Greetings.
I am amazed by your skills, your knowledge and your ability to stay calm no matter what. Please tell us more about yourself. Where are you originally from (i.e guessing a Slavic country)? What do you do for a living? Where did you get those amazing skills from?
Thank you very much, I've been doing bodywork for a while, but got into framework within the last few years, I learn a ton with every project that I do, now you guys can all learn with me through my videos :-)
I spent 60 on 4 jacks, already had the jack stands, took me whole 30 min to get everything prepped and welded up. Cheap and easy is the winner in my book :)))
I normally would do a blanket over the chain, just didn't want to obscure anything this time, because this was the first vid of the rack in action, so I wanted folks to see how everything works.
As a kid I learned a lot from working along side with my dad. Now it's time for me pass some of my knowledge onto my boy. I told him that when he grows up, he can do whatever he wants, but in a pinch it's nice to have these skills to fall back on or save a good chunk of money on nice car that he can buy and fix himself. He's about to get his license in about 5 months and for his first car we're going to do a father/son car project. I'll make sure to make a vid of that 👍
I remembered helping my pops run service calls late nights on the side of the road. Like father like son we both have big heads so he's in the motor (diesel mechanic) yelling at me to Hold the light Steady. HaHa. Now Is Me yelling at My Son to Hold the light in the right spot
My apologies saying you didn't use this on pulling frame that supports the bumper reinforcement on the video when making the frame rack jig. You are actually using it on index 0:26 and beyond.
I talked about the 1/2 inch plate toward the end of that vid, how I also have a loose piece of that plate that I can move around to make my pulls 360° around the vehicle. I really wanted to strengthen the very front of the frame rack as much as possible because that's where it would see most of the action and where the hardest pulls will take place that's why I added that plate to the front of the rack. And at the same time I did not want to modify the tower in anyway that's why I left it alone
please can i have the actual gauge of those tube pipe with the flat bars and dimension measurements of the frame rack it self been listed out to me on here. i want to build something similar. Thanks watching from Nigeria
I got 2018 bmw g30 and it has a chassis damage, nothing severe damaged its just misplaced from its position and shifted towards right, can we pull aluminium back to its place? I know aluminium doesn’t have memory like metal? Does pulling works on aluminium? The place is where radiator and radiator support sits and it holds the engine.
Well its been a while since i finished outobody school but if i remember right u gotta start the pulls before you change any parts i would of put the donut to move it. Also we would use those protective blankets over the chains in case they snap, and also stand away from them.
you can pull bolt on parts before the pull, but if you're replacing the quarter panel then you want to make the pull first since all the substrate metal is attached to it. And I normally would have the blanket over the chain, but since this was the first vid of the frame rack in action I wanted the viewers to see everything unobstructed
I did loosen the bolts on the subframe. I even pulled one of the bolt out. and left the other one in so the subframe wouldn't sag under the weight of the engine
Might think about throwing a moving blanket over the chain when you pull , just in case the clamp lets go and the chain and clamp go flying like a missile , I learned that the hard way because it happened to me and broke my hand and arm , better safe than sorry .
I normally do throw a blanket over the chain, however since this was the first video of me using the frame rack I did not use the blanket because I did not want to obscure anything
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Fix206 that would be great mate! I did tey to find online and i did find few but really expensive for stick lol like 400 600$
$400-600 is ridiculous... You can build one for under $20 in materials. It may not be as fancy as the $600 one but it will do what it suppose to
Fix206 true buddy as long as it does the job so here is idea for video for future lol
Thanks ;) will look forward
Great job, where are you located
@@jonasbagdonas9858 I'll have that video on making a tram gauge and also a pulling bridge out tomorrow... Stay tuned !
Gotta love the feeling when a thought turns into a project that works. 👍💪
I do love the feeling you're speaking of Kent... That thought was in the works for a long time, months of planning in my head, lot's of research. But the payoff in the end is priceless 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Brother I do auto body professionally never stand near that chain when pullingI've seen crazy things happen that change snap and slap you straighten your chest
Or for sure.. I've been around this sort of equipment when the chain had come loose, I do know of the dangers... Good looking out though 👍👍👍
Put a blanket on the chain awesome machine tho
Brother, just a question since you are pro. What do you think about that subframe where that control arm jammed on?
Amazing frame machine build, and great detailed video on the pulling process. Very amazing awesome job!!!
Thank you very much!
Great work Arthur Jr. ;) Don't forget to use a safety rope through the clamp and the chain and tie it off to the body with a little slack so if the apparatus breaks loose in a pull, you don't get hit with it.
Lol Arthur Jr... I like it 😂 😂 😂
My thoughts exactly. Awesome rack but if you do this enough, eventually something will snap and that tension is nothing to mess with.
Awesome advice. Thanks
I've been hit being in a hurry didn't think there was any way if it slipped it would hit me well it ripped out in a way that the chain flew sideways instead of directly at the rack like I thought it would knocked out 3 teeth fractured bones in my face split my upper lip in half and chipped a bunch of my teeth use a safety chain no matter what it's worth it
Throwing a blanket over the chain is cheap insurance
love your homemade inventions thanks for sharing them you really inspire me to do my own work on my vehicles
Awesome! Thanks man ! There are some folks that inspire me and I love passing that inspiration onto others... Cheers !!!
Wow man, incredible content for such a small channel. Keep up the good work, learning a lot from you, just bought my first car at auction for rebuild and I really needed the info in your videos. Thanks.
Hey, I'm glad you're finding the info in my videos helpful. Stick around and I'm sure I'll have a lot more good usable information in later videos
This guy has super tolerant neighbors and non-existent city code enforcement allowing him to operate a freaking body shop on his front driveway. 🤣👌
I am in a good standing with all of my neighbors so they tolerate all of the work that I do outside. And as far as city code enforcement I don't think there's really an issue, because I don't do that sort of work often enough for them to really notice. This is more of a hobby thing that I do every now and then not really full-time gig 👍
My neighbors like to gawk and then they will come over and tell me about their car problems.Most of the time they expect me to do it for free
Your ideas are down my alley thanks for publishing, I appreciate you.
I appreciate that!
The unit is perfect for a home made frame puller i wish i was that talented. Justsayin
I'm not even all that talented... I just had to do a ton of research first, and then it was just a lot of simple measuring, cutting, welding. I'm sure that anyone with a welder, plasma cutter and some other basic tools can build one of these.
This is incredible! I'm blown away by your ingenuity and skills!!!
Haha... I appreciate that !!
That's badass ingenuity. Well done.
Thank you very much!
I see you load a clip of Arthur in your video. I love his channel. He is a true Master of his craft!!! Keep it up!!!
Arthur is a LEGEND !!! I enjoy his content very much
Thanks for answer my petition, excelente way to had fun, excellent way to make everybody jealous, I’m jealous I admitted.
It sure is a great tool to have, makes doing these sort of jobs much easier!
Fix you have done a fantastic job in building this machine. I am very proud for you. We built a log splitter a few years ago. The only problem was a cylinder that was not strong enough. We added a bulldozer cylinder to this set up and it was far more stronger than needed! As long as your Valve, Pump, and Cylinder is strong enough something is going to move lol. Let me know my friend. Phillip
There is always more then one way to skin a cat... I am a big fan of recycling/repurposing... Using a bulldozer cylinder was a great idea on your part. Those things are built like tanks and are made to take some serious abuse.
Excellent all my years of working on cars never thought about making a frame rack but wicked vid cant wait to see more ✌😎
Hey, thanks man...You know I never thought about making one either, but I needed one and am too cheap to buy one, so thought I thought "what the hell, I'll just build my own" :)
@@fix206 no I totally agree if you can do it then do it, it's a handy machine to have, if I were closer I'd get you to make me one 😁😁😎
Don't think I'd be up for making another one, but I'd for sure would've helped you with yours :))))
@@fix206 well if I ever make one I'll let you know bud
Where did you go? Please come back. You are one of my favorite TH-cam channels. I've learned so much from you. I hope you and your family are in good health.
Thanks man, all is good here. I'll have more videos out soon, just been busy...
All done from home astonishing. Thanks again.
Thank you Geoffrey...!!
Hell yea good deal I'm going to make one as soon as I get my garage
You totally should... It'll take some time, but you'll save big in the end
This guy is genius I've ever watched here on YT sa far...
I am far from a genius, my friend.. But I do appreciate the compliment !! :)
Good job man it's nice to see that frame machine in action it's the fruits of your labor and it seems to work awesome
Thank you WIllie, this is the biggest "piece of equipment" I've manufactured myself and it sure feels good seeing the fruits of my labor paying off...
I've been waiting on this video to see how your frame rack performed and it did the job nicely. Really handy that it's portable, so that you can work wherever you want to and then put it away later. One of my hydraulic jacks that I haven't used for a while decided to leak, so I'll have to top that up after replacing the seal on the fluid lock. Audio was a lot better in this video also.
Hope you are doing videos of your trammel construction and upgrade to the spot welder soon. I'm looking forward to these, as I'm planning to make a trammel some time and seeing how you made yours will be very helpful. I might even have to consider making spot welder too! Last dent repair I did, I used the hot glue - gluing on a stick method. Works to some degree, but a spot welder would be better.
Bruce, my friend how have you been? I hope you liked the video, I figure out a new way to adjust my audio levels and I think I nailed it this time. Tram gauge video will come on a later date, I'm working on another vid currently. And then I'll have another vid in the works after that. I've used the glue stick method on some dents in the past, it's a great quick fix, that technic is good if you're not planning or repainting the panel.
@@fix206 The video was great as usual, with explanations on what you were doing as you proceeded.The fixed audio levels made a fairly constant level through the video. The glue stick method is also handy if you just want to do some of the work now and finish it later. It means not having to remove the paint at that stage, so no need to repaint to prevent rust while busy with other things. It has limitations and it also works best in cold weather, as the glue sticks better when it's cold.
I'm looking forward to your next videos, whatever they might be about, as they are always interesting, no matter what the subject.
I promise not to disappoint with future vids :)
Great idea,s come,s from great people like us
Absolutely 👍
Awesome - the ULTIMATE DIY - what's next? Building you own car factory? Great info and excellent design / work. Who down votes these videos? I guess frame jig manufactures... Talk about cost cutting! LOL
Thank you Chris...!!! I'll have to step it up a notch on a next fabrication project :) Doing it myself sure did save me a few grand !
Awesome work. I watched the rack build first and then this one. Very impressive!
Thank you Evin... I'm glad you like my vids... I just finished fixing this vehicle, paint and all.... that vid should be out in couple of days
You must have good neighbours, mine moaned and I had a garage!
LOL... I'm cool with all my neighbors, whenever they have car troubles they always come to me for help and being a good neighbor that I am, I always help them out. So they better not complain LOL
I'm glad that your rack works perfectly fine job great video
Thank you sir !!
Excelente, súper excelente, saludo desde República Dominicana, gracias esto video muy profesional e instructivo
Wow, I have never seen this done. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
Your a badass should sell these there's alot of us that we need this wonderful tool
I sure would sell these if I had multiples of them, it was a good amount of work to get this one built. It sure is a great tool to have though
@@fix206 you can do it man make a buck or a million just need a patent
Good job guys
Thank you Dan!!!
I drove a car with an 8 inch discrepancy in the frame from front to rear. It was a boat to and was the most dangerous looking car you ever seen travel down the road. Crab walk mixed with a dog that just got hit by a car. You hit a dip and almost do a 180 if you were not paying attention and compensating with correction.
Bouncy, pulling to one side to the point tires are making scrubbing dragging noise, and it was just constantly jittery, darty, oscillating, and vibrating up and down back and forth
SOld it to a guy that had a alpaca farm.
you are a pretty extreme dude for driving like that. LOL :)
You are hell of an engineer 👏 well done
Thank you very much, Namo !!!!
Damn!
Another fella loved by the camera!
Best of luck, bro!
Thanks Dan!!!
wow, you are a thinker. Thanks for showing us.
Thank you Moe !
Thanks mister your idea is good 👍
You are most welcome
Sweet I watched the build on the frame rack and was afraid I wasn't going to find a follow-up to see it in action!
I'll have more vids out soon of the rack in action, will be bending 2 rails and a strut tower back into it's original location here pretty soon
Great work.
👍👍👍
Thats a fantastic frame jig … fair play 👍
Thanks man, this thing did turn out better than expected... I'm stoked !
Perfect just perfect I shall borrow this idea aswell look forward to future videos brotha
Thanks Jonathan, just picked up a new project that will require a frame pull... I have to push out a few other videos first, but then that video will be posted at some point :-) stay tuned my friend ...
Thank you man great ideas helped me out in the shop big time
So cool. That’s awesome
Thanks man !
Love it, just like Arthur
I've watched a lot of Arthur's videos... That man is a wizard! I must say I've learned much from him 👍
I have learned much from him also, though I have not put this knowledge to practice mainly because of a lack of important tools. Now I am learning from you also along with how to build these important tools hopefully I can put this knowledge to practice. . I look forward to your upcoming updated detailed spotter video with great Anticipation. It is a blessing for me that you are bilingual and have been able to achieve this knowledge from our Russian friends! Again I thank you! Phillip Hall
Good job man. I wish I have enough space in my garage to build one like yours
Thanks man! I don't have enough space in my garage so I normally do all of my work in the driveway
Excellent fabrication on frame well done man
Thank you very much!
¡YOU ARE A GREAT MAN IN THIS WORK ! ME GUSTO EL TRABAJO.....MUY PROFESIONAL EN LAS MEDICIONES.SALUDOS DESDE LIMA PERÚ.
Thank you Pablo... Viva Peru !!!
Wow I wish there were a lot more people like you, fixing cars would be more affordable. Less totalled cars... Car these days are just thrown away for a dent... consumerism...
I'll try and rescue as many of these wrecked cars as I can :)
@@fix206 You do that. I got hit in my trailer hitch and it bent my chassis. Framing the car by a pro would cost me more than the cars worth... gutted because the car has still years and years of life ahead. I need to find a guy like you.
Great work and thanks for sharing this. we're going to build one.
Go for it! Let me know how it turns out
What if you weld that piece of 1/2" plate to the tower so that gap is always filled and just remove the plate on the front of the frame
The way I did it made sense to me at the time. And if I were to weld the plate on now I won't be able to put red slide in arms over the base tubes
very detailed and to the point. thanks man
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Great Work and thank You for Your efforts in sharing with everyone I sure learned alot
My pleasure!
Ive got your Back when It comes to the. Haters But some Of them Have a point about !!safety!! your Brave- No one can show more Bravery than the ignorant. But great work fromthe comfort of your Driveway- Now all I Need Is a video on Hydraulic lifts DIY and I could Have a full Blown shop at the House
I know what you mean about the safety, and i'v addressed it in the earlier comment responses... I would normally throw a blanket over the chain during a pull, but since this was the first video of the rack in action I just wanted to show how everything worked unobscured 👍
Good job 👍🏼
Thank you my friend !!
Hello, good job friend,
do not forget personal safety, it is very important.
There are several options, depending on your job, for example safety glasses can be a good idea, also something similar to a rectangular towel to wrap the chain, to reduce the whip effect if it comes off the place where it hooks.
Thanks for teaching and sharing.
Greetings.
Thanks for the tips!
Nice job editing out the crack. 😋
There are no cracks here my friend. Everything is 100% solid !
Bawhahaha
I am amazed by your skills, your knowledge and your ability to stay calm no matter what. Please tell us more about yourself. Where are you originally from (i.e guessing a Slavic country)? What do you do for a living? Where did you get those amazing skills from?
Thank you very much, I've been doing bodywork for a while, but got into framework within the last few years, I learn a ton with every project that I do, now you guys can all learn with me through my videos :-)
Excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
Dude you're brilliant keep the vids coming!!!
Thank you Sir !!!
Man you're a genius!!
Keep up the good work
Thank you Ramon !!!
Glad it worked well for you
Man, it sure did... Thank you !
I like the jack stand jacks
I spent 60 on 4 jacks, already had the jack stands, took me whole 30 min to get everything prepped and welded up. Cheap and easy is the winner in my book :)))
That was awesome video
Tino, my friend, I'm glad you liked it. Got more videos coming soon !
Top notch.
Thank you Sir
Exactly what I would want . A frame machine and an Acura RDX to rebuild.
👍👍👍
Nice rig. Need to watch how you built it.
As for the pulling, it looks much easier when Arthur does it on his numerous patients, LOL
Thank you, here is a link to vid where I built the frame rack: th-cam.com/video/krCki0BT8Fw/w-d-xo.html
Nice job
Thank you! Cheers!
Hey just a tip for safety put a chain blanket just in case the chain breaks won't hit you. One of my friends got his eye put out doing a pull.
I normally would do a blanket over the chain, just didn't want to obscure anything this time, because this was the first vid of the rack in action, so I wanted folks to see how everything works.
Nice video, it looks like that's your son helping you, it reminds me when I use to help my dad out. keep up the videos!
As a kid I learned a lot from working along side with my dad. Now it's time for me pass some of my knowledge onto my boy. I told him that when he grows up, he can do whatever he wants, but in a pinch it's nice to have these skills to fall back on or save a good chunk of money on nice car that he can buy and fix himself. He's about to get his license in about 5 months and for his first car we're going to do a father/son car project. I'll make sure to make a vid of that 👍
I remembered helping my pops run service calls late nights on the side of the road. Like father like son we both have big heads so he's in the motor (diesel mechanic) yelling at me to Hold the light Steady. HaHa. Now Is Me yelling at My Son to Hold the light in the right spot
It's really awesome
Thank you!!
Vi el video de fabricación... Muy bueno... Y realmente funciona... Excelente trabajo!
Gracias amigo !!
Tank you master good
THank you for watching !!
good job
Thank you! Cheers!
nice frame rack!
Thank you very much!
VERY GOOD ONLEY THING YOU RELEAS TO RAPPID
Very kool brother very nice your modest keep the vids comming.
Thank you Alfonso, working on the next vid of fining up the repairs on this vehicle,,, that vid should be out soon
My apologies saying you didn't use this on pulling frame that supports the bumper reinforcement on the video when making the frame rack jig. You are actually using it on index 0:26 and beyond.
Good work I like
Thank you! Cheers!
Like button smashed,... Good on ya mate
Much appreciated Nasseer !!!
How about attaching the 1/2” plate to the yellow post. Then it would work on any side. Great idea on the scissors jacks - makes them safe.
I talked about the 1/2 inch plate toward the end of that vid, how I also have a loose piece of that plate that I can move around to make my pulls 360° around the vehicle. I really wanted to strengthen the very front of the frame rack as much as possible because that's where it would see most of the action and where the hardest pulls will take place that's why I added that plate to the front of the rack. And at the same time I did not want to modify the tower in anyway that's why I left it alone
Finally got real channel tanks
THank you Edwun !
"Our greatest fears is in our own imagination"
Good quote indeed !!!
please can i have the actual gauge of those tube pipe with the flat bars and dimension measurements of the frame rack it self been listed out to me on here. i want to build something similar. Thanks watching from Nigeria
Thank you brother your smart guy
You are welcome!!
I got 2018 bmw g30 and it has a chassis damage, nothing severe damaged its just misplaced from its position and shifted towards right, can we pull aluminium back to its place? I know aluminium doesn’t have memory like metal? Does pulling works on aluminium? The place is where radiator and radiator support sits and it holds the engine.
Aluminum is much harder to work with, and it does move much easier once it is heated up. Just have to be careful not to overheat it
Fucxxxg bad ass dude 👍. ,. Awesome job.
Thanks Ricky !!
Great job
Thanks Dave!!
Well its been a while since i finished outobody school but if i remember right u gotta start the pulls before you change any parts i would of put the donut to move it. Also we would use those protective blankets over the chains in case they snap, and also stand away from them.
you can pull bolt on parts before the pull, but if you're replacing the quarter panel then you want to make the pull first since all the substrate metal is attached to it. And I normally would have the blanket over the chain, but since this was the first vid of the frame rack in action I wanted the viewers to see everything unobstructed
Very good.
Congratulations.
Gracias !!
Bad ass 🔥🔥🔥
Appreciate it !!
Nice work.
Thank you Gwab !!
Nice
Thank you!
Great content! Keep it coming
Thanks man, i'm about to finish the repairs on this car, so vids of that are in the works!
Also could help loosen the bolts and subframe make it easier for a pull
I did loosen the bolts on the subframe. I even pulled one of the bolt out. and left the other one in so the subframe wouldn't sag under the weight of the engine
You are a genius
I am far from a genius my friend :) But I do appreciate a good comment !!!
Well done on what you have done for a long time making the rack jig lol👍
Thank you Mark !!!
Muy bien amigo
Gracias amigo!!
Awesome video. Keep posting.
Thank you Nick 👍
Thank you Nick... I got more content in the works !!!
Might think about throwing a moving blanket over the chain when you pull , just in case the clamp lets go and the chain and clamp go flying like a missile , I learned that the hard way because it happened to me and broke my hand and arm , better safe than sorry .
I normally do throw a blanket over the chain, however since this was the first video of me using the frame rack I did not use the blanket because I did not want to obscure anything
Congrats good job watching from Brasil
Thank you Alvaro from Brasil !!!!
genio sos un idolo saludos desde argentina
Mucho gracias amigo!!
Good job
Thank you Edwin !!!