Will The Laymo Never Drive The Streets Again? Highway Patrol Verdict
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Put a helmet on your boy, keep him around a bit longer. One another note, between foot pegs, kick starts kicking back and the days before bark buster my ankles, shins, calves and fingers took a beating.
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Those drill bits can be resharpened
ny wouldnt have a issue. guess your state will s0cks
Hillbilly is getting better and better in front of the camera! What an awesome guy!
I'll still catch myself wanting to help him finish a sentence. Lol
Fixing his teeth seems to work.
My husband says you guys need to sharpen your drill bits, run the drill slower with such a big bit and use oil to help. He’s a retired mold maker/precision machinist, so he knows. Lol. We love you guys. 🥰
You can never push too hard or spin too slow when drilling. Look up Cole drills if you disagree. But plenty of people crank up the speed anyways. All that does is heat things up and wreck bits.
Yeppers, heat kills! Gotta pair the speed with the material. & even if ya don't have cutting oil, water works fine. It does lube, but more importantly it cools.
My rule of thumb is more pressure and less speed for hard material and the softer the material gets the higher the speed and less pressure.
yup easy to sharpen the big ones too, you can pretty much do it by eye with a bench grinder for a hole of that precision
The fact that Hillbilly said he wanted to go slow and careful with the drill because the drill bits weren’t his says everything you need to know about him to me. There are a lot of guys who just tear stuff up that belongs to their employer or other people and don’t give a damn about it. I’ve worked with people that almost purposely destroyed tools or equipment and had zero concern that someone else had to pay for it.
How absolutely awesome we get to see your older son and you interacting with him and him enjoying it especially since he’s a teenager and we know how teenagers are with their parents
yes it is important to teach our young ones to be able to do simple repairs for themselves, instead of video games !
Owen did a good job putting the Laymo together. Hopefully he gets to help with the additional modifications
Someone sending a repair job across the country says a lot . 🎉
Resharpen drill bits on a bench grinder. You can get a jig to control the angles.
My thoughts too.
Braden is a natural. Should be in more videos well done on the repairs Hillbilly. Great video as always! God bless you all!
Strong emphasis on Braden being a natural.
And Braden! In all my years I have never met anyone who said, "I learned too much in school."
And I want to add that having the three "segments" intertwined rather than in series was really interesting. Nice job on camera and in editing to make that work.
Great to see a young man getting off to a good start building comepetence and confidence that comes with real world accomplishment. Impressive looking bike and well earned with some good grades. Good job Dad.
Hillbilly is doing much better infront of the cammera. shows how much he loves this stuff..
Robby :thanks again for providing great content to share with my family.
Yes Hill Billy is great but let's convince him that steam coming out of the engine compartment is not the same emergency that smoke is.
I’m glad you’re law abiding citizens unlike Paul “Quagga Mussel” Cox. 😂
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The quagga cartel
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Officer farve, is no ones friend,,, the rest of em 🙏
Love the scars, guys. I'm 71 years old and even I've got one of those scars from slipping off the pedal of my Sting Ray bicycle.
You got a little bit of everything running! Good to see your son working on his bike!
Father, son and employee (who is a great friend) working together on three different projects is so refreshing. I really like the work going on the Jeep. Good Job!
I recommend getting a drill bit sharpening jig in the shop. With a jig you can do them by hand with a belt sander or even angle grinder if you have to.
Congrats on getting the Laymo legal; it's always worth it to keep the Law onside!
Braden is a natural! Future TH-cam star right there! Chip off the old block! Good Job Braden!!! Just keep listening and learning from your old man. Take every chance to LEARN! Keep doing well in school and your future is bright buddy!
The blue Toyota truck, HillBilly's uncles truck, looks amazing in the sun.
Love the videos!!!!!!!!!
Robby and Crew; y’all didn’t take it to the top with the highway patrol, but it went there because you are doing something cool that folks can get behind. Your channel brings Utah to the rest of the world. You are being respectful, trying to work within the rules of the law, and they appreciate those actions. You’re a good role model for how the state patrol officers would like others to interact with their vehicle inspection divisions. This is a great example of coloring inside the lines while thinking outside the box and having a non-adversarial attitude paying off! ❤
18:28 I soooooo love that ---- Papa Robby helping Son Brayden figure out the technical ins and outs of repairing his bike --- what better father-son-bonding experience? :D
Congratulations Brayden on getting 4.0 the last two grading periods. Keep up the good work and Best wishes playing soccer! 👍👏😎😇.
Maybe your Dad will go to your game and video a little bit so we can see too!
Little kid world... And on camera too! He still talk to you Robby?
Come-a-long is actually a brand name for a "Lever Hoist". What riggers refer to as a "Chain Fall" is actually a "Chain Block". Whenever using any rigging equipment, it's critical to calculate the angle of the pull, because anything other than a straight pull will deminish the capacity of the instrument.
It's great to see my old Limo go to good use. Not sit in a junk yard. Great, you guys were able to lift it up. I have always wanted to do it. Just don't have time or the money.
Nice to see your oldest Son getting hands on in the video and congratulations to him on turning his grades around!
Robby, take a propane torch and fan it on the edges of the fender flares to smooth the fuzzys
Hillbilly is getting better on camera! Robby your a good dad. The Laymo is a good ambassador for the shop.
Braden is cool and his project electric bike is cool. It would be neat to see him at the shop working on stuff, learning more about building, rebuilding, fabricating and upgrading anything with tires or tracks that can be ridden or driven. His Dad and Hillbilly and their friends could really teach him a lot of super useful lifelong skills and abilities.
Great video as always. Major props to Brandon on not only wrenching on getting his grades up and keeping them up but wrenching on his bike Yes I agree the stand you showed looks much better than a kickstand. As for the Laymo meow glad it is legal.Thank you to the Utah Highway Patrol for everything you do. I am looking forward to meow videos for the Laymo and the Bronstar recover.
Surron electric bikes are probably one of the best off-road electric bikes made today. They are really part dirt bike and part mountain bike. You also can buy a ton of accessories to improve the suspension and the torque of the motor. They're very pricey but they're an amazing piece of machinery. I dream of having one one day.
It's great to see the Laymo legally road worthy, now it can be hired out for weddings,barmizvahs, and corporate events.
It's great you have your oldest son twisting a wrench! Well done fellas.
Cool video, got alot done. Great job on the Laymo Hillbilly. Good to see your oldest in the shop doing a bit of work and also you helping him out! So important to spend time with the kids as before you know it they are all grown and off doing their own thing!
Robby get you a set of left hand twist drill bits. Some of the big box auto parts stores have sets that are titanium coated. Pick a small enough size bit that you don't drill thru your screw or bolt. With a little pre soak in PB Blaster you can usually spin that stuck bolt out like it was supposed to come out.
Goes to show when you display respect good things happen. Robbie your sone seems like a good kid. Will we see more of him.
I am so happy to hear that because of one officer that you still support law enforcement. Thank you for that.
Just nice to see that if you talk to people (especially officers / police) that they can help you out. That they are not out to get you and ruin your day.
They follow the rules and they can help you if you just ask.
Awesome video, thanks for brightening up my day!
Robbie, it’s nice to see you rig it once in a while! My son dented the fender on the S10 he drives. I bought a cheap glue pulling kit from one of the local auto parts stores, rigged up a chain and turnbuckle setup and hooked it to my garage door post. Unfortunately, I broke off the glue tab stem, so the fender still has a dent.
Props to the "D" hat! Not often you see one outside of Michigan. Good job Kid! Great vid.
Congrats to the young man on his grades improvement, getting the Laymo legal, and getting the steering gremlins fixed.
10:56 You’ve got clearance Clarence. 😂👍
Awesome, it finally got its tags! Street legal! Good to see your eldest they're in the shop with you all! Thank you for sharing
Great job guys!! The Laymo is LEGAL!! YEAAAAH!!! Great job Hillbilly on the work you did on the Laymo!! Congratulations to Brayden for getting his grades up!!! Keep up the good work!! Brayden is a natural on the video!! Love to see more of him!!
What I love the best about the laymo is the racing wheel covers you expertly built for it. Love all your videos guys, keep them coming.
You would have a more enjoyable time drilling large holes if you turn the rpm's down as the bits get larger.
Really like seeing the tear down and repairing of things like that JK Rubicon. Very interesting.
Trac bars traditionally have rubber bushings on both ends, making them smoother on road. Heims are stiff and poppy/clanky
Robby & Hillbilly have the dope set of skill for an incredible performance shop 💙
your son is not afraid to get in there and fix his stuff. very cool you don't see this anymore. keep it up.
Advice from a retired race car fabricator: Stepper bits are intended for sheet metal. Best to use those conventional bits to drill 3/8 thick. I'm still waiting for you to adjust the ride height by turning the collars on the coilovers like I told you about before, instead of hillbilly engineering with limit chains. The spanners to turn them are not expensive. Remove limit chains and/or straps then jack it up until the springs are loose before adjusting. For cutting oil with steel I use old used motor oil. I put it in a lotion bottle with a flip cap or an oil can. Whichever, label it. Cutting oil for aluminum I use old ATF, as long as it's not brown. It's recycking and essentially cost free. For cutting that 3/8 I would use a cutting torch. Braden might not be tall, but at 13 he's not a little kid anymore. He deserves dad respect. When I was 13, I was an inch short of my max height. My son was similar to me that way. But my nephew at his high school graduation his cap was at my nose. A year later he was 6'4" tall. Then another year and he was 6'5".
That was a GREAT use of the Panel Puller! I hope you show more work on the jeep! And great job getting it started again!
Hillbilly has become so much more comfortable in front of the camera. Great job!
Recently started following robby and the crew and I'm a big fan, the knowledge robby has about almost everything is outstanding.
He is not a "Little Boy" Robby, he is a "Young Man" 🙂 Great work Hillbilly...
Wonder if Brandon’s Dad has done the rite of passage into manhood ritual, with a blessing and a shaving kit. Men should know how to be dutiful, responsible, gentle, kind and dangerous when need be.
Put zipties around the brake levers as tight as you can while it's full of fluid, and leave it overnight. You'll have brakes in the morning. The best way I've found to get little bubbles out on motorcycles. Otherwise you'll be there for hours trying to bleed minimal air bubbles out.
Holding your own Hillbilly. Much respect. And.. did I miss something or is the Hellcat still in the shop?
Atta boy, Hillbilly. Knots are workin their way out.
Welding with the battery attached can do more than damage the electronics. My brother almost died when a battery exploded on a trailer he was welding. It overheats and overcharged the battery, creating hydrogen gas, which can ignite in an explosive manner. It threw a 3/8” chain boom through the 20ft ceiling.
4 link will not eliminate the track bar unless you double triangulate it… and that’s really tough to do in the front of a front engined vehicle because you need to figure out a way for the upper link to go from the frame rails to the center of the axle housing, and the lower links to go from the center of the vehicle to the outside of the axle housing. With an engine, driveshaft, and all the steering stuff, good luck!
I think they've probably built one or two of these before.
Videos continue to get more interesting...good job Hillbilly and to robby's son.
That cutting oil may have been a good idea too....drill press even better
That was an involved, but interesting process. Appreciate Hillbilly walking through so many of the steps.
Also, respect to your son for getting terrific grades, but calling him "little" may grate nerves.
Loved this back an forth between the two different projects going on 👍🙂
keep making your great videos 📹 👍 and your son and family are beautiful and you and hillbilly have a great working relationship and can't leave out your crew of workers keep working on the lamo...too ...it's great working with your son on his bike 🏍 memories that will never be forgotten...😊😊🥰🥰👍👍
Always have an extra liter of cola when driving 😀 Thanks guys for all the laughs!
All good stuff ! Thanks for sharing !
LOL, back in 1980 when I started fixing bus wrecks we had a I beam between two building supports and pulled the wreck with the chain cum alongs but bigger ones. Later when we got a new shop we had Kansas Jack equipment
A son being able to turn wrenches with his father is a memory the son will even more as time goes on. And the for the father a blessing
You could use WD-40 or PB BLASTER instead of cutting oil they work good when drilling or cutting
Thank you guys for another great video...........
Nice bike Brayden.
That's the A Pillar, not the B Pillar
lot of great work
Love the longer videos, thank you!
Another great one!
I learned to disconnect the battery while welding when I needed to repair a trailer as the cost of borrowing it. I left the trailer on the hitch and welded the broken seam. How, I don't know, but afterwards the only lights that worked were the headlights. ALL other light bulbs on the truck were destroyed, including the dash lights. This was a 1974 pickup, so there were no fancy electronics to blow out.
a great skill to learn is how to regrind a drill bit. I learned that when I was an apprentice engineering craftsman. If I was closer, I would come over and regrind your drill bits for you 🙂. Great video. Keep up the good work.
Where I live, we can't register a vehicle as an ATV, unless it was originally designed and intended (by the manufacturer) as an ATV. I don't think you can register any kind of home made ATV's either.
Good job on the grades man!!!
12:16 For those new to vehicles, there's a slip of the tongue here. That's the a-pillar, not the b-pillar.
Love it all. Congrats on legal status. Just makes life easier.
Surron is a fun little bike, even for an older (34) MX rider. Surron got a new ULTRA BEE bike i really want, you should check it out for your son !
Congratulations young man. Well done on the grades
I LOVE son's hat! GO TIGERS!
I had the left frame rail rolling issue on my xj, i simply welded a "J" tube from the trackbar bracket to the rignt frame rail. I since done it on a lot of tj and jk and it solved a lot of death wobble and loose steering problem
cracking me up, eating in the shot @9:30 😂
As a builder, I know how much fun it is to deal with red tape. I've found (over the last 50 yrs). that first you find out just what the regulations are, & then design it to fit, what he wanted to do all along... (Just an opinion, lol!). Nice bike, good to be able to work on them so ya know what breaks, lol! & with it being so capable, perhaps a brain bucket too... Well, boots & gloves too, lol. (I started with dirt bikes when I was 8, back in the 60's, harhar!)
Nice work, lots of projects, good camera placement... Thanx !
Shame on UHP for messing with the Laymo. It was smart the way you added the mudflaps and fender flares, but the Laymo looks far better without them.
Congratulations guy's 🎉🎉🎉
Awesome!! Wicked glad you guys got the Laymo legal! 🤘 Also, what a bad@$$ bike! Surely never had nothin like that when I was ahh young pup!
CONGRATULATIONS 👏 always good to make 2 steps forward with many more to follow 😀
Lil man with the Tigers hat on! And working on that toledo made jeep! 419 ❤. Build those jeepss everyday!
Another fantasic blog. Keep the entertainment up
Nice job. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friends. Fab On. Weld On. Keep Making. God bless
Awesome and amazing work
This was just an Awesome multi tasking video👍, you all aways do a great job but this one was over the top, and Hillbilly your becoming a Super Star 👍. Thanks for the Awesome video guys 😎👍😎. Al
Great to see your boy working on his bike. Nice you mixed it up
Robby when I get the opportunity to meet you guys. I definitely would love to go for a ride in the Laymo.
I enjoyed this style of video Hillbilly is becoming a natural in front of the camera