Resurrecting 'Bombi' Matt's Off Road Recovery’s Snow Cat!
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- Join Robby and the crew as they embark on an epic journey to revitalize Matt's Off Road Recovery snow cat "Bombi." Watch the team skillfully replace worn-out glass with custom-made panels and tackle the challenging task of fixing rust on the roof, witnessing the transformation of this formidable recovery machine through dedication and meticulous craftsmanship.
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Y'all should have weighed all of the glass together after y'all took it out.
Love you guys, and all that you do, the joy that you bring us. Don't listen to the haters, there will always be those that can't be happy with your success and they want to bring you down.
I keep seeing that Mustang on the hoist. It’s so amazing someone would give you that car. Please take care of it. I want a car like that but being retired I can’t afford one. So people like me can kinda live through you when it comes to a classic. Give her a beautiful paint job.
Amen Gary
We just called them Rustangs. They were rust buckets for sure.
You won't live forever, give it way, give joy!
A mustang is also my dream car too!
I think you should surprise Matt by adding another back door to the driver's side, make it a true 4 door.
16:37 I've done things the hard way a lot (🤦♀️), so I really appreciate when someone comes along to make my life easier like Cody did here. 👍😊
Cody rocks
The dry ice method was pretty fun to watch.
The alcohol just doesn't freeze at the low temperature of the dry ice. It lets the coolth of the dry ice transfer efficiently into the soundproofing.
yep distributing the cold- It surely speeds up the process vs just using the raw Dry Ice on its own
Same concept as extreme cooling a CPU/GPU for overclocking a computer- throw chunks of dry ice in a copper pot and pour in Iso-Alcohol to increase the surface area of the ice (inside the copper pot, so more ice is in contact with the copper)
Exactly. I came here to explain that and you did it perfectly.
Depending on the purity of the isopropyl alcohol, it freezes at -88°C and carbon dioxide freezes at -78°C.
Correct it is all about conduction, air is a pretty terrible conductor so the alcohol acts to rapidly transfer the thermal energy from the sound deadening to the dry ice. In theory you could I guess use water but it freezing would actually be working at cross purpose to what you are trying to accomplish. The water would be giving up its own thermal energy to freeze in place of the sound deadening and would likely end up insulting the piece.
Well, technically you are transferring the heat from the deadening to the dry ice rather than vice versa, cold is simply an absence of heat.
The skill and artistry of body repair always leaves me in awe.
Glad to see Hillbilly is doing ok? Really enjoy your videos. Thank you
I remember Robby using some other powder coater at the start of the Golden Nugget build, but he didn't appear to be that welcoming, and his staff were awkward to deal with. So glad Kevin is on board to deal with Robbys shenanigans, cheers Kev. 🍺
There is nothing easy about body work and rust repairs.
I enjoy the problem solving and adaption aspect of the whole process. 👍😀😊
I'm always impressed with the attention to detail given, even with something that's not required.
In all honesty Robby has become a awesome TH-cam it’s awesome that he has so many skills and cares about the body work to someone I truly aspire to be he likes to have fun but also likes usable vehicles great work and keep it up
20:51 "We're going to make a CAD drawing." That's my kind of CAD drawing. Cardboard Assisted Drawing at it's FINEST!
Hi. Where I used to work, we used dry ice and thick drilling mud to freeze off natural gas wells under pressure to make repairs on the well or pipeline. Pump the mud inside. Then pack dry ice around it, then pour methanol into it. The methanol, like the alcohol, would transfer the cold to the metal way better than the ice by itself.
The alcohol is used because it wont freeze, is cheap and easy clean-up. And will transfer the cold faster.
Water would just freeze solid.
The top hatch is to vent out the hot air. The team was complaining about the cab always being too hot. (It must not work as intended) Might be nice tonadd some power vents.
Just good old fashioned mechanical flip vents on the front with adjustable openings. Like my 1975 gmc full size van has.
Matt already said if it gets to hot or has to cross deep water. He’s going to ether open or remove the doors.
it had vents too but some idiot covered them up with dynomat.
Maybe an exhaust fans the can be switch on. . 🤔.
@@wynottgivemore9274 Are you suggesting the Bombi will be driving down the road fast enough for the vents to work?
The editing is becoming a lot of fun. Good job. Love the blow-dryer hands and the hand radio voice. Fun stuff!!
18:50 This is so cool to watch! So get this, dry ice is -109° and isopropyl alcohol freezes at -128°, mixing the two is like an extra cold mix of regular ice and water. The dry ice brings the cold and the alcohol helps spread the cold around. You could even put the alcohol in the deep freezer ahead of time to make it work better.
Love when he says "That's a ton of rust" like tell me you're not from New England without telling me. lol
I used to run a company a long time ago which was selling refurbished laptops. Lots of these laptops had asset tags on them. We would buy the spray duster cans (cans of air), turn the upside down and spray the stickers with it. Same effect to remove stickers with the glue staying on thr sticker portion!! Thanks for your great content!!
SUPERIOR FABRICATION AS ALWAYS DE RIGUEUR...GOOD WORK GENTLEMEN!
Hmm I can't recall if Matt remembered a heater... he at least needs to keep the windows clear with 5 in the cab XD
You are truly an auto body artist Robby ,you do awesome work and so does your crew. And what's great is you are teaching them how to do things right. Thanks for the video guy's can't wait for the next one.
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Snow kitten needs a turbo for the hairballs!😂
I work on school bus's and do the glads replacement i like to the wet silicone spray to when i do the entrance door and windshield, on the stickers i use a dull razor blade or plastic razor blades for the letters, for the larger stickers like the big that says Matt's off road i use a little plumber torch and heat it up and use a razor blade. I've used the eraser wheel and hate the mess it makes. Great work guys, keep it up
Robby, your skills are amazing. You got a great team and a wonderful wife and family. Love the channel
Hi Robby, Boss, Hill Billy and crew, I really enjoyed this video: the breakdown of the Bombi is so cool. I thought about the stress of putting everything back together. You guys are quite talented! Peace and love to you all from a young grandma in Indy!
Famous last words, “we’re going to seal up the hatch on the roof.”…
Lololo 😂😂😂😂😂
Robby love the work you and your crew do,you always go above and beyond,and everything turns out awesome,
The kids are so well behaved and intelligent! I have 4 kids, but they are all over 20 now, but they never once took any interest in the family business. or anything mechanical, we had a Locksmith Shop right in our Garage beside the house.
Robby clapping sent my brain straight to the “Hercules, Hercules, hercules!” scene from the nutty professor 😂
Haha that’s my favorite part of
Any movie ever
I may or may not do part at work, way more than I should 🤦♀️😂 Great minds think alike man.
That was a COOL way to get the sound proofing off, but the heat worked just as well! A lot of rust spots to fix too! But this is probably the first time any major work has been done on it!
You guys should be on national TV. Love your videos
Definitely a ventilation hatch. It was too small AND had a strut in the center! That being said Matt’s going to prop the doors open in warm conditions
And we’ll all have something to comment on …😊it’s all part of the fun!!!!
I also think that “ lifting eyes “ on the top will make cab removal more efficient … it already has square tube on the top corners that you can weld nuts into, for lifting or anchor/recovery points
Weld some nuts on then one can screw eyes or other stuff in
Robby, I just did a DOD delete on my 07 Silverado with a 5.3, runs so much better, throttle response improved a lot. Also did a Transgo shift kit to the 4l60E transmission.
Out of curiosity, is there a noticeable change in fuel efficiency? I figure that's why that 'feature' is in?
There's a noticeable difference in power, I also did a Transgo shift kit upgrade. That changed the speed of the shifts less delay, RPM's stay higher so the engine doesn't see big rpm drops. I did one of those to my sister's 03 Ford mid size SUV, she's seen a extra 3 miles to the gallon.
DOD is nothing like a couple of induction motors in the back. You send amps, it makes power right away. The permanent magnet motor in the front of the cybertruck is more efficient when it's working, but has more resistance when it's not getting amps. Same concept. When you don't need 845hp or 10,296 lb/ft of torque, you don't want to waste your battery. Thing is, the electric can switch instantly, and doesn't need to warm up to run good.
@@fjalics While true, nobody said anything about electric... this is for a snow cat... and the DOD isn't a good choice for this. and the early DOD engines had issues.
Great job on the Bombi ! Team work makes the dream work! Thanks for sharing!! 😊
There is so much work in building something like the Bombi correctly! But you have the team and contacts to do it right!
Matt sure did wait until the last minute to get this project to you. Snow is on the way.
what a great start ,the Bombie will be super nice when done!
I'm watching this in my garage and robby says we got a ton of rust here on the bombi and then I look over at my truck like 😅 The northeast ain't to nice to our vehicles.
Love your channel! Hope you all are well and blessed! Replace the hatch with a dash mounted hammer. Problem solved.
I’ve really enjoyed watching this build. Looking forward to seeing it complete and back in action.
“I watched a video” LOVE IT!
oh boys😩 torch for the stickers too! just warm enough to soften the adhesive.
Very interesting 🤔👍 content guys. She is going to look amazing 🤩. Thanks 👍 for sharing everyone.
Drooling over the ‘66 on the lift.
Lol. I am adopting that phrase of RL's...."well, not today....and tomorrow's not looking too hot, either"
I follow both channels, so I know that this is the Bombi.
But, in the pic, it sure does look like a blast cabinet. 😅
Got to meet these boys. They're down to earth! Cody was super friendly.
Nephi is a place where gliders like to fly. Guy named Bruno has videos of him self flying his glider in that area. very beautiful
You may have already painted the Bombi, but if not, the yellow color Spirit Airlines paints their planes is pretty cool.
I see a ton of hammer and pick work. Good thing you're good at it!
The snap on pick tools you are using the company I work for built the machine to make them pretty cool seeing them
Is that "emergency hatch" maybe more useful as ventilation since none of the windows open? Just a thought.
Can you please put a hatch over the driver's side, or both sides so they can stand up for better orientation during rescues, for an idea possible get it them from a marine supplier! Hope this message reaches you all the way from Denmark 🇩🇰, a reply will be greatly appreciated
I love it when youtubers colab. i can jump from channel to channel. keep creating more links to the chain
Using the cutoff wheel on the cardboard 😂 what a great idea!
To be honest it works so well
Hmmm...put a hair dryer on the Bombi engine? That's be neat!
The best and lightest way to go is to use Lexan instead of glass. It is used in aircraft, because it is very durable and resistant to breakage and cracking and can handle more stress and vibration!
Think for a moment about ice cubes. If you get them from a typical freezer, they’ll be about 0°F (-18°C). You can set an ice cube on a table for a minute, then remove it (before it warms up enough to leave any liquid water behind). The exact spot where it was touching the table will be fairly cold, but half an inch away you’ll barely be able to tell there was any ice there. You can even crush the ice up and spread it around; it still won’t draw much heat out of the table. Solid-to-solid contact simply doesn’t allow as much heat transfer as solid-to-liquid - it has a lot to do with the way the liquid can conform to the surface, so there won’t be any air gaps between.
Now, do the same thing, but pour some room-temperature water over the ice. The ice will chill the water, and the surface of the table will feel dramatically cooler after only a few seconds of contact with the cold water.
Now, 0°F is not cold enough to compromise the adhesive, so we bring in the dry ice. Dry ice is generally about -110°F (-78°C). If we spread water on it like before, it will freeze pretty quickly in its presence, and we still won’t get cold enough to break down the adhesive. So instead we use a liquid with a lower freezing point. Isopropyl alcohol freezes at -128.2°F (-89°C), so it’ll stay liquid no matter what in the presence of dry ice. That means it will continue to conduct heat away from the surface and into the dry ice with the efficiency of a liquid.
As a bonus, isopropyl alcohol is cheap, readily available, pretty harmless on most surfaces where you’d find sound deadener adhered, doesn’t promote rust like water does, and evaporates readily at room temperature, so cleanup is super easy.
Looking fit brother! 😍
I’m in to fitness:)
Nice Segway with Matt's project.
Looking good. Robbie you do awesome work
Used dry ice to remove peel and stick tiles in my kitchen… worked like a charm. Do have to be careful not to get frostbite kneeling on pieces
That is some very nice metal work, kudos
Good morning Robby and everyone else 😂!
nothing better than robbys perfect whistling lol
Cut to fit - Beat to match - ! Nice ! Thanks for sharing !
The isopropyl alcohol increases the speed at which the CO2/dry ice evaporates as it does not melt like frozen water, thus making it even colder acting as if you threw liquid nitrogen on it but cheaper LOL.
Matt didn’t want lighter glass he just knew you would break it, that’s what good friends are all about 😎 My buddy thinks he’s a good golfer, but I bring extra golf balls he usually needs
So cool to have such a tight group of friends! So jelious!
It's great watching y'all work.
I'm here for the ASMR on the eraser wheel and the metal bender.
Awesome update Thanks for sharing and bringing us along !!! Love the Channel keep up the Amazing Work !!!!!
You should use ramboard for templates and surface protection, it's a really amazing product
My kid has the same helicopter candy holder, from the gas station. :)
Looking good guys and Boss lady
Bombi coming along nicely. Might be scary to see the cab after sandblasting bares it all!
Nice job! Thanks for the video!
Awesome work as always , can't wait to see it in final color!
"It's gonna go easy for me"🤣
And that’s why good body work is $$$$!!! Rust is the (C) word!!! You can’t just paint over it!!!
Lots of rust. But you guys are killing it. Good job.
Did the Google research for you: Isopropyl Alcohol has a freezing point of -128 F while dry ice is at -109 F, so the alcohol spreads out the cold onto the surface that you want to remove. It looked really cool with the fog that was generated while you guys did that.
Love the work you guys do makes me wanna be a body guy , good job laytons body repair
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You guys should weigh the old and new glass for sh@!'s & giggles
It’s like soldering. You put a little solder on the tip for temperature transfer to the pad. Alcohol doesn’t freeze instantly like water would. Then transferring the cold to the sound deadening
Isopropyl alcohol actually has a lower freezing point than the temperature of dry ice.
Great job welding & cutting and using others' innovative techniques all the while using eye and hand protection. Great examples of skill and safety can be used in all scenarios!
The dry ice method is pretty awesome! Used it on my van when I was building that out. (You don't need the alcohol for it to work, just crush it up and let the sound deadening pop off itself.)
"That day is not today, and tomorrow is not looking so good either " 😂😂😂
You'll get your @TEXAS SPEED engine Robby !! Just keep up all the hard work 💪
Colton is a good addition to the team.
Thank you!!
If you guys get sick,get some olive 🫒 leaf tea and drink it up and gargle with it too,it really works better than anything!!!get better soon,love brother skinner.
That wasn't an escape hatch, it is a vent that used to have a handle and screen in it. Love your videos, keep them coming!
What, Robby Layton has a vintage Jewel Tea delivery van in his collection.! ❤❤
Love the "Lawrence Welk "music!
If you mix the dry ice with rubbing alcohol right you can make more of a paste consistency, it works a bit better that way.
Great work , great team!!!😂
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO
That top lid... I'd make it bigger and useful instead of closing it. That way Matt's crew may be filming from that standing on the passenger side and... It can work as an escape lid too.