Best Off Road Electric Monster Truck Build| Ep.24
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Hi, I am building an extreme off road 4-motor monster truck with the performance of the sport's car, for people with low budgets. Watch the trailer video and the explanation video to understand the full scale of it! In this episode, we continued to dismantle the chassis, and after a lot of struggle we disconned the 1-ton front axle! Don't miss our other episodes, it is a lot of fun, and it will help us to make this channel sustainable. You can also help to support this channel by buying our black t-shirt (only $25 each including the shipping from Europe), or with small contributions through the links below, and we can feature your name or your company name in the credits of the next episodes! Thanks for watching, Peter
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Host: Peter Cifka
Camera: Miriam
Editing: Libor Kilnar
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Never underestimate a good breaker bar!
Never! Hi Marty, shipped the T-shirts on Monday, let me know when you get them. Peter
But you didn’t get all the $ yet.
@@martyportersr7008 Will look at it in a few days....
Wow what a job. Peter you are getting it done! Everyday you are a little closer. 👍
Thx Marty, the good thing is, that the assembly will be easier, the only light things will be mounted to the heavy axles...
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Wow just found a video of your in front of the Tatra factory and I called my eye you animation in the opening, so I came to try to see what it was all about, it’s pretty interesting but more sucking yet it’s to see that you’re are doing everything by yourself, at first I thought it was like a whole team of mechanics trying to accomplish such ambitious project. 👏🏽 👏🏽
I think I will be back in Czechia in January.......
The more you take apart the less I understand how the rebuild will fit together. 😁
But no matter, I'm sticking around to find out...
:) No problem Roy, when I have the whole chassis apart, I will do a quick repeat...
You could use bottle jack horizontally to pull it apart.
Yes I know, there are a lot of tools I can use, but the expenses rrelated to making the videos are my preference before expenses into the tools.
@@offroadelectric9457 But you have bottle jack, it is shown right in this video. You just needed to attach it to a long piece of wood, and then use it as a spreader.
@@glebius0 Aha, that's what you mean.........No, unfortunately bottle jacks don't work horizontally.
@@offroadelectric9457 There should be a position when oil would go into the plunger. Probably with the pumping handle down. Anyway it is too late - you already had disassembled everything.
@@glebius0 Thank you! Will check next time when needed.
Dont cool the bolts down with water. U got real lucky. I own a autoshop in a salty snowy rust belt in ohio and we use oxy/accetylne and get them glowing red. U want the heat on the nut so it can expand. Using water basically shrinks the metal down again.
Hi James, the goal was to break the corrosion in the threads, and it works perfectly. I couldn't heat up the nut from all sides, and this torch is not strong enough to keep up with the heat absorbtion into the chassis. Peter
Ur doing an amazing job, i just work on really really rusty stuff. Look into a miniductor they are a good solution for heat without good access.
@@jamesgasper8630 Will look at it. Thx!
Good trick with the heat and water. I've never seen that or used that. Water shrinks the nut which seems counterproductive, but you can't argue with results. Maybe the heat and cold creates a corrosion break in the threads, facilitating removal. Either way, it works, thanks for sharing and keep up the great work. That Tatra is built like a brick shithouse. Cheers from Canada.
Hi Pete, exactly, the corrosion break in the threads was the goal. And the parrot wisegrips are amazing tool.
@@offroadelectric9457 are those center bolts replaceable now that you have them removed? I would worry that the heat+fast quench would change the material properties and make that bolt a lot more brittle?
@@kschleic9053 No, they are not replaceable. You got the point, but they were not red when heated because of torch limited power, and the bolts are not taking much stress during the operation, so I assume they will be fine.
The Cameramom is getting all the live action..! Love your project..... Cant wait to see it romp...
Cameramom gets everything.:)
Beard is looking good! The bags looks good. 👍
Thx, not time to shave.:)
Nice project ! I'm looking forward to all the upcoming videos.
Thx James! Will continue...
Oh no Peter, you broke Thor's hammer 14:15
Hi Joseph, I didn't even feel it when it hit me.:)
Amazing, I never had any doubts. Just be careful my friend
Don't worry, I work with constant awareness, that the weight of these parts can easily kill me.:)
Every video feels like it is only 5 minutes!
It takes about 20 combined editing hours to make it. :)
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Nope, I saw it first 😁 #VideoEditor