Thank you for posting. The "Salvage Squad" is an inspirational series, I wish was still going. It educates, while inspiring. Nothing is impossible. A vehicle is never dead. The junk in granddad's backyard, isn't junk, its a part of our history, thanks to the Salvage Squad-not lost.
Interesting film, don't know why they had to use a gas cutter on that doner vehicle, the part they are removing is only held on with pins anyway. I should know as I've got two of them. Real ones, not the model.
I like this show, but you need to understand, people will take advantage of you. This guy "let" you fix his project, because he's rich, and you charged him less than any estimate he got from a shop to fix this. 😆
Congratulations and respect for your accomplishments. I have a similar dedication. About 1988, I invented a track system to be attached to the popular 4 wheeler. So many times I found myself in conditions of; mud, snow and steep where the only other people were on skies or foot. Water was dealt with by propellers, paddles or pumps. Now I have a system that promises, hydrodynamic thrust from tracks that can take you to the bank to get cash for fuel. Overcoming the water problem, qualifies for deep mud and snow as well as brush and highway. Check my podcast on TH-cam at; Iguana Amphibious Truck. Iguana
Thank you for posting. The "Salvage Squad" is an inspirational series, I wish was still going. It educates, while inspiring. Nothing is impossible. A vehicle is never dead. The junk in granddad's backyard, isn't junk, its a part of our history, thanks to the Salvage Squad-not lost.
I never knew Scotland was so cold & Snowy !
Wish we had more shows like this.. Brilliant! Everybody should know, if you put in the time and effort, anything can be repaired.
Fantastic series and as mentioned elsewhere must have cost a lot, but that's entertainment!
Well done everyone.
holy shit no they used the acetylene laying down good lord they are lucky it wasn't a tremendous explosion
Not sure why a good machine shop couldn’t CNC a new set of sprockets?!
New snow tracks are starting to be made in the US.
Interesting film, don't know why they had to use a gas cutter on that doner vehicle, the part they are removing is only held on with pins anyway. I should know as I've got two of them. Real ones, not the model.
The donor was better than the recipient.
I rebuilt a Ginetta G15 once . Built a completely new chassis when the old one broke in half in the middle
This was a fantastic series, must have cost a fortune to make
yes was a good tv program and happy you like it.
Ha I particularly like the pretend phone call in the middle. Lol tv magic
Yay been looking for this one for a while
What happened to the LSE update? 😁
Does anyone have episode 10 from series 2 "Margaret the Steam Plough"?
I like this show, but you need to understand, people will take advantage of you. This guy "let" you fix his project, because he's rich, and you charged him less than any estimate he got from a shop to fix this. 😆
Congratulations and respect for your accomplishments. I have a similar dedication. About 1988, I invented a track system to be attached to the popular 4 wheeler. So many times I found myself in conditions of; mud, snow and steep where the only other people were on skies or foot. Water was dealt with by propellers, paddles or pumps. Now I have a system that promises, hydrodynamic thrust from tracks that can take you to the bank to get cash for fuel. Overcoming the water problem, qualifies for deep mud and snow as well as brush and highway. Check my podcast on TH-cam at; Iguana Amphibious Truck.
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