How can't you see he set the fire 🔥 on purpose then spayed the fire with something else in his hand why else would fire track back to his handand he just so happened to have extinguisher ready lol people are crazy 1128 he sprays more flammable liquid
You’re something special if you think I set it on fire on purpose. The gas tracked to my hand because the gas tank is higher in the box of the truck so the gas shoots out of the supply hose because of the weight of the gas. Damn you gravity. I tried to isolate that hose that was kinked, it unkinks and starts spraying fuel which is why the fire gets even bigger. Both my east wall and west wall have a fire extinguisher mounted to it for emergencies. ( if you keep a fire extinguisher in your shop don’t keep it in a hard to get to spot, kind of pointless to have one and not have access to it). Watch any of my videos and you’ll see my extinguishers. Now watch the video back that you may understand what happened and feel free to apologize, or not most people have a hard time owning up to stuff when they are wrong.
I've been a mechanic for 43 years and everything that you do I've done I am so impressed you're an inspiration I have stage 4 lung cancer and I can't do a lot that I used to but it's good to see somebody as young as you is willing to try God bless you man
Big C took my old man. Was either going to be the smokes or the Dewars. He found it in his lungs at a military school reunion. We did what we could for him. David you enjoy every minute more you get on this rock.
My grandpa was healed of stage 4 lung cancer, but the radiation weakened his heart, and he got taken out by a stroke. I know it’s an uphill battle, I’ll be praying for you brother.
Dude seeing you spending time with your daughter in the shop and making videos together is so awesome, just amazing father and memories you both will always remember and she will always carry them in her heart. My daughter's nearly 2 and she just loves being all in the way when I'm working on a car but I will never complain a second about it I just hope and pray she keeps the interest in cars that she has now in her world she's a mechanic already and doesn't even have a clue what's going on she's playing in her mind and that's her favorite game to play and it's some of my favorite memories I have spending time with her... continue make those memories and teach her these are some of the best memories she will never forget... i respect the hell out of you for being a real man and great father not many around these days...
Ya they make a great team We get home from work and unwind by watching these guys. FUNNY !!! Little Miss Hot Rod is gonna remember those moments for life, and taking in the pup. Good family in my book. God Bless !! Keep it up. Makes my day.
All this fighting em', almost burning down; guy's still doing work, having a laugh; and bringing us along. You're a legend; thanks for all the hard work.
As a master automotive and diesel mechanic. I got to tell you. I absolutely Love the fact that you're willing to show your mistakes! Keep up the good work! We are all learning from what you have shown. 😎
Like Thum fires he did on yE old, YEE HAULER….. ROFL !!!! I know it should be written “those fires”.. I misspell, mis enunciate, blooper my grammar on purpose 😎 for special effects 😁 TO ALL YE OLD DAWGS HERE 🐶
I work in construction. I’ve had to sit through so many safety classes. Thank you for owning it, talking about what happened and how it happened. I wish more people would own there moments of stupid, and complacency. Complacency kills, thanks for the reminder. And yes a crew of guys I worked with, we almost set a work truck on fire working on it.
When I was 18 I was working at an auto repair shop, and this sweet 1998 Mercury Merkur XR4Ti was towed in from the body shop down the street. The guys over there brought it to us to troubleshoot a no start condition. One of the mechanics at the shop wanted to check for spark so he removed a plug and laid it onto a ground there in the engine compartment. Just as the boss walks over to see what is going on, another guy cranks the engine over. He learned very quickly she was making spark because the fuel injection sprayed gas up out of the spark plug hole, across the spark plug and ignited a giant fire ball in the bosses face. He ended up getting very singed and his right arm took about 6 months to heal up. It was a good thing there was a fire extinguisher handy. When my boss caught on fire, he completely forgot about stop, drop and roll, and proceeded to fan the flames by waving his arm around. A quick thinking employee with an extinguisher put him out.
Brother, anyone that's done a lot of work on vehicles with carbs, they've dealt with a fire or 2 here and there. It's all part of the fun. Happy New Year
Never change. Your channel brings me more joy than some of the big channels. I love the long vids I could care less if you were working on a golf kart. HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Myself like the majority of subscribers on here appreciate the honest and genuine content you put out. You show us the losses as well as the great wins. I'm sure many other TH-camrs would have edited bits out and they come across as gods gift.
True story, got my mom watching your channel and she loves it. I had ordered me a 100k shirt before Christmas and she didnt know. She said she sure would like. Yeehaul shirt. Gave her the one i ordered me and have already received my 100k shirt and sticker. Keep up the great work in 2022. If you can entertain retired grandmothers, hot damn!!!! Id call that a win Puddin!!
Puddin, check the valve clearances. Mentioned this before but I worked as a Ford mechanic back i the 80”s and the inlet valve tightens up causing a lack of go. Would also be worth changing the oil spreader bar as they are a service item. Loving the content Sir. Please continue.
That burnout was the most relatable thing I’ve ever seen done on any automotive channel. Ultra frustrated, don’t care about anything, let her eat… feel better!
I never set one on fire working on it, but I did have a piece of cardboard fall between the cab and the bed. It rested on the driveshaft till it decided it was time to combust.
Honestly that’s the best reason to show the fire in the video, if one person gets inspired to get their own extinguisher and ends up needing it, it may save someone elses project from going up in flames.
@@PuddinsFabShop LOL - your little 🔥 excitement reminded me of my grandfather trying to save a few bucks. He decided it was a good idea to braze the pin holes on the underside of his old diesel gas ⛽️ cans… He did “purge” them with water beforehand, but I could still smell some diesel fumes, while asking, “are you sure this is safe?” He got a few pin holes fixed, then a loud POP and the cam jumped a few inches! Nobody got hurt, and we canceled that project. Forgot to mention, he was the chief of volunteer fire dept. for a decade… and knew better! BTW - I just double checked my fire extinguishers 🧯, thank you for reminder.
@@PuddinsFabShop oh yeah, I've been blown backwards of a radiator support arcin an sparkin. With that final drive, tire, trans combo you might be reaching top end. The two barrel and other mods have to make that alot nicer to drive! Where's uncle Rick's super duper bump stick???
What you need is one of those NAPA hat toppers they put on their delivery vehicles and do it up like a Puddin hat and put it on the Yee Hawl! Hot Dang!
I have been making no trucking since before you were born. Keep it up, I have 3 courier's. You got me up and onto my projects. The " Dat sunz" cool also. Keep it up it's a lifestyle to love what you do, build it, don't buy it. I love your humor and the builds, will it run, junkyard tours. Your down to earth, family country boy attitude brings me happiness.
Puddin, there’s a few top TH-camrs that I feel it’s necessary to support and in my opinion, you’re right at the top of that bunch. Watching your success has been a great experience. From one veteran to another, keep up the good work.
Puddin'... I did laugh my ass off! What makes it funnier to me is that I have had pretty much the same thing happen to me! And, yes... I had a fire extinguisher handy also. Thanks for sharing the screwups along with the good stuff!
Oh man! As a firefighter, glad to see you have extinguishers and actually know how to use it! Glad everyone is safe! Also he sure to wash the extinguisher chemicals off. They will eat through everything!
Talk about smokin that little Yee-Hawl. From engine bay to rear tires, way to go Puddin! You should take the Yeehawl 2.5 and create a towable behind the actual Yee-hawl!
Hot Damn! Glad you got that fire under control quick. Live and learn my friend, live and learn. I once caught a 1994 F150 parts truck on fire. it had sat a few years before I drug it home. I decided it was a good idea to push the schrader valve on the fuel rail with a screwdriver, guess I was gonna judge by how funky the fuel smelled if it was gonna run or not. Needless to say the fuel was still good... Lol. Think I ended up getting some fuel spray on or near the distributor, because when I bumped the key she went "poof". To make matters worse the truck was sitting on a wooden deck car trailer, it was also hooked to my old lady's car via jumper cables, so there was plenty of extra fuel around for the fire had things gotten out of hand. I slammed the hood down on the truck and ran over and got the hose, ended up putting the fire out with the hose through the wheel wells. Learned my lesson the hard way that day, luckily nothing of value was lost, it's a Ford so it started and backed off the trailer despite having been on fire like a half hour earlier. I've always kept a couple fire extinguishers in the garage ever since.
After spending thousands on my SwampVette project, the 9th injector decided to leak (cold start injector) on the exhaust and that baby lit up FAST! Barely saved her. She had just got back from paint too lol.
i just turned 60 today and have been doing collision repair everyday on the floor since i was 18 my bodys slowing down fast but my mind is 20 yet but much more patient and skilled.love your videos they are funny
I was hoping you would get Yee-Hawl up to 88 miles an hour and take us all to another time, but in a way you have, the time we spend on your channel makes me forget how the world is going to blankety blank right now. Keep it up and much success in, 2022 and beyond.
Doing an EFI conversion on a 351W in my 1978 F-100, the return fuel line popped off right over open headers, quite the flames. Got it out quite quickly, but not before it took out the wiring harness.
A good thing I've found to have on hand when working with threading aluminum is a helicoil kit it is an almost must have. Also a must have when you are cutting bolts on a gas covered motor would be a pack of hot dogs, You have a great channel and hotrod is almost a puddin Jr.
So glad I went back and watched this episode... Man time has flown by. Those were some great videos. Can't tell you how much enjoyment and laughter I've had watching your channel Puddin, Thank you!
I too have caught my truck on fire changing out the front shocks. Cutting torch and inner fenders don't mix! Keep up the good work. I look forward to Monday's knowing there will be a new episode.
1. I had a '76 IH with a 345 IH motor. I re-routed the old Power steering high pressure line for some reason, and it split a month later. Sprayed hot PS juice onto a really hot exhaust manifold and became a flamethrower all over inside the engine bay. Rewired it, replaced the rubber parts, and it started right up! 2. I had 3 or 4 Ford Couriers after the oil embargo "crisis", and they were all gutless wonders. Aerodynamics is your friend; grab a spare hood off .5 or .25 and mount it as a wind deflector on top of the cab. That cargo box is a big air brake. 3. I highly recomend replacing the timing belt on any engine you want to keep. Ask me how I know.☹
Whole car burned to the ground on the side of I-94 in probably February '93? It happened to me but I could be off a year. 1978 Ford ltd wagon, army green mil surp bought at the Albuquerque Auto Auction. I used it to move me and my girlfriend back to Michigan, had her civic on a tow dolly behind it. All went well until thr RR wheel bearing failed and most likely became red hot, something ignited and the right rear tire started to burn. I pulled over, probably should have tried to keep driving to the next exit, hindsight, in any event as soon as we were stopped the fire engulfed the vehicle and to a large extent everything we owned. It was tragic as far as property loss but no one was injured and we got a ride out of there. The vehicle and everything in it was a total loss. But we were fine. Yes I caught one on fire. Also had a Chevy Astro van drivers side widow regulator fail and catch flame while I was driving it. Fortunately I was able to get it home and get the fire out before much more then the door panel was damaged.
I've been workin on these old cars for almost 20 years, and I just barely had my first fire a few months back, and man mine was violent.. took my entire extinguisher to get it put out, had all the neighbors thinking my house was burning 🤣
I was on a date on a cold December night in my 1985 S-10 Blazer with a rebuilt 2.8 V6. The carb froze open and it over-reved for a good 20-30 seconds before I got it shut down. Lucky I decided to have a look under the hood where a flame was taking hold. I calmed my panicked gal and walked to the back where I keep an extinguisher and put it out. I drove her home a short way and drive myself 30 miles home knowing full well my engine was as good as dead. But my date was impressed by my cool head and preparedness. I've used extinguishers on other people's vehicles at least 2 other occasions. Everyone should ALWAYS have one.
I appreciate the genuineness of your videos. The projects go the way that they go, good or bad, and we all learn from them together and have some fun. Keep it up man!
I sort of set my old Ford Uneconoline e-150 by limping home with bad rear axel bearing. Put it out before the tire caught. Glad I made it home. Had I known she was burning I would have stopped in an inconvenient place.
I’ll admit it, I set my motorcycle on fire when I was working on the fuel injection conversion. I got burned and did a lot more damage. I had to laugh when the fire broke out, told my wife “that looks familiar. . . “. I was hoping you had a fire extinguisher handy! Love your channel!
3 fires in the same truck. 1 in the bed, 2 under the hood. Old 86 f150 still sitting behind the house to this day. Can of gas in the back with a perfect roman candle shot, one shop rag on the manifold, and a buddy dumping down a full quart of atf down my carb to make it smoke when i "fired" it up. Mighty nice of him. It hadn't run in many of years but I bet it could! Love the content!
RESPECT! Thanks for taking the chance to share a mistake. I have fire extinguishers on hand and hope to regain control of a situation as well as you did. Great lesson and reminder. Thank you, again!
Hot Damn! Didn't think you were going to start "powder coating" on the side. I always liked CO2 better-no messy clean up. I wonder how many fire helmets you'll start getting in mail time. Happy NY buddy!
That was a hell of a safety announcement on fire safety that cgi fire looked real puddin. Mortske just did one on grabbing fans on running motors, thank you both for bringing safety awareness.
Hell yeah I set my s-10 on fire welding the headers up. Makes you move a little faster that's for sure scared the crap out of me because it was in the garage also. Love the channel keep up the good work my friend.
I’m sure you know this already but my old taught me to wind a nut on a stud it bolt before cutting it. Then you wind the nut off and it automatically cleans the thread up. This saves trying and hoping that a nut will go in after cutting the bolt. Thanks for that dad!
Spent a whole lot of years putting together derby cars, and caught more than one on fire…allegedly…can’t wait to see what’s in store for 2022 puddin, ty for the laughs AND the learning opportunities.
From my first weld job to the first transmission swap on the side of the road. All great memories. I'm 31 now and started with an 84 fiero at 13 and have been teaching myself along the way. I'll never forget the summer I got that car. I slept in it more times then I can count pulling all nighters in the garage trying to wire in a 3800 motor. Ever since then I've taught myself little by little along the way with a quick glance at a Chilton's and now Google there's nothing backyard mechanics can't do. And all the little know how I can't wait to teach my son.
Well, when yee-hawl 1.0 has to pull yee-hawl 0.5 then yee-hawl 1.0 needs to become yee-hawl 1.5. OK, Puddin, only way I can see of doing that is to add a TURBO!!!!
Happy New Year!!! Still loving the channel. It makes my Mondays. Over the Christmas break, I watched all of your videos from the beginning. It was interesting watching you evolve over time on the videos. Keep up the great content!! 👍👍
Just watching it now on the big screen and getting a laugh as always mate. 30 year's in the mechanical industry both civilian and military, and I've accidentally set alternators and rags on fire and worked with others that nearly burnt an M113 to the tracks 😂. Great videos keep them coming. Ohhhh....when can us Aussie's start buying your merchandise?
Man, your content is both educational and entertaining. Don't be worrying about the negative folks out there gonna criticize you for not being perfect all the time. They sure as hell aren't.
At least you’ve now got another courier for parts Puddin’ ( the dash on the other one is in way nicer shape than the OG. I’d hold on to that and whatever else is salvageable ( you might even be able to use some stuff off it for that Mazda B2000 ) its a good thing 👍
Hot dam your the funniest bugger on TH-cam, nearly pissed me pants laughing when the Yee Hawl caught fire, and you added wind 👍👍, mate keep the great content coming Dan from South Aus, Down Under 🤠
The fire was the best part of this whole video. Thanks for letting us in on your F-up. We've all done it. Humility is good for all of us. Happy New Year Puddin
It's awesome watching you bring all the old vehicles back to life I've always wanted to do the stuff that you do with old vehicles there's a lot of them that need new life brought back to them keep up the awesome work and making all the old vehicles beautiful again and the videos that I enjoy watching hot damn
I just can't wait until the day of TH-cam Nirvana, when you and Vice Grip Garage find a reason to collaborate. Epicness just waiting to happen. Make it happen and break the internet.
I set my 71 Chevelle on fire trying to get her to run. Before I pulled and rebuilt the engine. Actually, I do believe that engine has been lit up more than once. That Chevelle is long gone now but the engine is still going strong in my 1980 C10. I just found this channel and been binge watching all day. My only complaint, I have two broken ribs and laughing out of empathy hurts like hell. Keep 'em coming sir!
I was putting coilover shocks in the rear of a '79 trans am, where the shock mounts up top is not enough room for a wrench so you have to cut a little away, well I didn't think about the spraying insulation on the interior and there was smoke billowing out of the car and I quickly remove the back seat and panels and sprayed it all down with the garden hose cleaned everything up and it was no harm done 😂 it was my girlfriend's car,she stood there calmly and watched. I love your show, keep up the good work dude 👍☮️
I had an electrical fire on my 86 Isuzu imark. I drilled a hole in the firewall and ran a hot wire for my musical horn. Notice I said nothing about a grommet. It lasted about 2 weeks. I went out and started it. the cab filled with smoke so fast. Love the Chanel.
Bubba great job on year in review. I’m so proud for you and for personally getting to watch you and your family’s TH-cam growth! I’ll be by your side for the rest of the ride ! Thanks you “The Werner Family” for the 2021 blast!! Oooooops ! Puddin you’ve already set your 2022 standards high by set your son yeahaul on fire. Been there done that lol do what a ripper of a year you must have in store for us. Woohoo. Happy New Years baby!!
I was a service director for a Lexus dealership in Southern California. I was working in the shop on a Sunday morning when my suburban backfired and caught my engine on fire which melted the electric fuel pump hose and greatly increased the rate of fire, kinda like your fire as shown earlier. It happens (poo poo) that is. Love your work man keep it up.
being a retired fire fighter, i have seen a few of those things burnt down. fire extinguishers are a must have. don't forget to replace yours. most are a one time use. love your channel
33 years as a Firefighter and I've done the same thing, even blowing on it hopping to blow it out. I call it being comfortable. I give you 2 thumbs up. lol
I really think this guy could cure my depression 😂 I found his channel last week while I was stuck in bed with the flu and I haven’t been disappointed YET❤ so far this is my favorite video of all ❤
How can't you see he set the fire 🔥 on purpose then spayed the fire with something else in his hand why else would fire track back to his handand he just so happened to have extinguisher ready lol people are crazy 1128 he sprays more flammable liquid
You’re something special if you think I set it on fire on purpose. The gas tracked to my hand because the gas tank is higher in the box of the truck so the gas shoots out of the supply hose because of the weight of the gas. Damn you gravity. I tried to isolate that hose that was kinked, it unkinks and starts spraying fuel which is why the fire gets even bigger. Both my east wall and west wall have a fire extinguisher mounted to it for emergencies. ( if you keep a fire extinguisher in your shop don’t keep it in a hard to get to spot, kind of pointless to have one and not have access to it). Watch any of my videos and you’ll see my extinguishers.
Now watch the video back that you may understand what happened and feel free to apologize, or not most people have a hard time owning up to stuff when they are wrong.
“He just so happed to have a fire extinguisher ready”
You mean, like your supposed to when working in an enclosed space around fuel?
Hey buddy, you need to find a new community if you wanna make stuff up and talk smack. No one's interested in your BS.
Possibly burning down his shop hes worked so hard to get for a few youtube views does not sound like something puddin would do.
His hands was empty it was flammable liquid In the line and the sparks.
The fluids must have got on his hands and it looked like that.
I've been a mechanic for 43 years and everything that you do I've done I am so impressed you're an inspiration I have stage 4 lung cancer and I can't do a lot that I used to but it's good to see somebody as young as you is willing to try God bless you man
My grandpa is going through the same illness. I love you.
I hope you get to enjoy the time that remains with those around you
Big C took my old man. Was either going to be the smokes or the Dewars. He found it in his lungs at a military school reunion. We did what we could for him. David you enjoy every minute more you get on this rock.
Prayers for you!
My grandpa was healed of stage 4 lung cancer, but the radiation weakened his heart, and he got taken out by a stroke.
I know it’s an uphill battle, I’ll be praying for you brother.
That’s what I like about watching Puddin. He shows his mistakes and fixes them. Thank you for another great video!
Dude seeing you spending time with your daughter in the shop and making videos together is so awesome, just amazing father and memories you both will always remember and she will always carry them in her heart. My daughter's nearly 2 and she just loves being all in the way when I'm working on a car but I will never complain a second about it I just hope and pray she keeps the interest in cars that she has now in her world she's a mechanic already and doesn't even have a clue what's going on she's playing in her mind and that's her favorite game to play and it's some of my favorite memories I have spending time with her... continue make those memories and teach her these are some of the best memories she will never forget... i respect the hell out of you for being a real man and great father not many around these days...
I appreciate you being honest and leaving the mistakes in. We've all been there working on something and had things happen.
Between yourself and Mortske, Mondays are getting better all the time!
Utterly and completely agree buddy!!
I would agree as well!
Now Monday is my favorite day of the week. But not for my boss. With mortske in the morning and puddin in the evening.
Totally agree
Ya they make a great team We get home from work and unwind by watching these guys. FUNNY !!!
Little Miss Hot Rod is gonna remember those moments for life, and taking in the pup. Good family in my book. God Bless !! Keep it up. Makes my day.
you are a very fortunate man to have auch a keen camera lady. deserves her own channel
All this fighting em', almost burning down; guy's still doing work, having a laugh; and bringing us along.
You're a legend; thanks for all the hard work.
I sent one on fire burn it right down pushed out of the shop and let it burn
I always view an engine fire as more of a self cleaning feature like an oven. Keep up the cool builds
As a master automotive and diesel mechanic.
I got to tell you.
I absolutely Love the fact that you're willing to show your mistakes!
Keep up the good work!
We are all learning from what you have shown. 😎
Like Thum fires he did on yE old,
YEE HAULER….. ROFL !!!!
I know it should be written “those fires”.. I misspell, mis enunciate, blooper my grammar on purpose 😎 for special effects 😁 TO ALL YE OLD DAWGS HERE 🐶
I'm gratified he made you happy.
I work in construction. I’ve had to sit through so many safety classes. Thank you for owning it, talking about what happened and how it happened. I wish more people would own there moments of stupid, and complacency. Complacency kills, thanks for the reminder.
And yes a crew of guys I worked with, we almost set a work truck on fire working on it.
I work in construction too. Guy put gas in the water reservoir of a concrete saw...
@@mkudron1 I bet that was a show to watch lol. Hopefully nobody was injured.
@@mkudron1 that had to have a good safety meeting afterwards.
When I was 18 I was working at an auto repair shop, and this sweet 1998 Mercury Merkur XR4Ti was towed in from the body shop down the street. The guys over there brought it to us to troubleshoot a no start condition. One of the mechanics at the shop wanted to check for spark so he removed a plug and laid it onto a ground there in the engine compartment. Just as the boss walks over to see what is going on, another guy cranks the engine over. He learned very quickly she was making spark because the fuel injection sprayed gas up out of the spark plug hole, across the spark plug and ignited a giant fire ball in the bosses face. He ended up getting very singed and his right arm took about 6 months to heal up. It was a good thing there was a fire extinguisher handy. When my boss caught on fire, he completely forgot about stop, drop and roll, and proceeded to fan the flames by waving his arm around. A quick thinking employee with an extinguisher put him out.
Brother, anyone that's done a lot of work on vehicles with carbs, they've dealt with a fire or 2 here and there.
It's all part of the fun.
Happy New Year
Never change. Your channel brings me more joy than some of the big channels. I love the long vids I could care less if you were working on a golf kart. HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Same!
Yup.
Myself like the majority of subscribers on here appreciate the honest and genuine content you put out.
You show us the losses as well as the great wins.
I'm sure many other TH-camrs would have edited bits out and they come across as gods gift.
And everybody needs to give him more 👍 it's easy and free
True story, got my mom watching your channel and she loves it. I had ordered me a 100k shirt before Christmas and she didnt know. She said she sure would like. Yeehaul shirt. Gave her the one i ordered me and have already received my 100k shirt and sticker. Keep up the great work in 2022. If you can entertain retired grandmothers, hot damn!!!! Id call that a win Puddin!!
The end montage makes me want to go back and watch the last year over again. Thanks for the entertainment!
I caught more things on fire welding at work last year than I care to admit! Good thing I had an apprentice for fire watch!
The man who never made a mistake, never made anything.
And today, you made me laugh!
Happy new year to my third favourite car channel
Puddin, check the valve clearances. Mentioned this before but I worked as a Ford mechanic back i the 80”s and the inlet valve tightens up causing a lack of go. Would also be worth changing the oil spreader bar as they are a service item. Loving the content Sir. Please continue.
That burnout was the most relatable thing I’ve ever seen done on any automotive channel. Ultra frustrated, don’t care about anything, let her eat… feel better!
I never set one on fire working on it, but I did have a piece of cardboard fall between the cab and the bed. It rested on the driveshaft till it decided it was time to combust.
Literally found your channel on Christmas Day and haven’t stopped watching since. 👍🏼
The moment I found this channel I knew I struck gold!
Me too man he's inspired me to buy a Datsun wagon to get back on the road
@@Yogisrustyrelics sweet bro. Good luck on the project Datsun
Well HOT DAMN. grab some popcorn and hit play. Hes an awesomely entertaining dude. And he'll learn u a thing or 2.
Agree that's the only thing yt got right was recommending ol puddin I found him recently as well and been binge watching all the chaos
That got warm real fast! damn I need to go buy a fire extinguisher. One those yeehaws would make a cool little camper.
Honestly that’s the best reason to show the fire in the video, if one person gets inspired to get their own extinguisher and ends up needing it, it may save someone elses project from going up in flames.
@@PuddinsFabShop LOL - your little 🔥 excitement reminded me of my grandfather trying to save a few bucks. He decided it was a good idea to braze the pin holes on the underside of his old diesel gas ⛽️ cans… He did “purge” them with water beforehand, but I could still smell some diesel fumes, while asking, “are you sure this is safe?” He got a few pin holes fixed, then a loud POP and the cam jumped a few inches! Nobody got hurt, and we canceled that project. Forgot to mention, he was the chief of volunteer fire dept. for a decade… and knew better! BTW - I just double checked my fire extinguishers 🧯, thank you for reminder.
That is now the "Yee Hot"
@@PuddinsFabShop oh yeah, I've been blown backwards of a radiator support arcin an sparkin. With that final drive, tire, trans combo you might be reaching top end. The two barrel and other mods have to make that alot nicer to drive! Where's uncle Rick's super duper bump stick???
The “she’s a good roller” “pimp down are classics” but best is mail video where he lights a candle.
The 92 Caprice I used to have caught on fire while my grandma was driving it....new dashboard and windshield later and it was all good.
You are correct, you can never have enough fire extinguishers laying around!
What you need is one of those NAPA hat toppers they put on their delivery vehicles and do it up like a Puddin hat and put it on the Yee Hawl! Hot Dang!
Duuudddeeeee yesss
I have been making no trucking since before you were born. Keep it up, I have 3 courier's. You got me up and onto my projects. The " Dat sunz" cool also. Keep it up it's a lifestyle to love what you do, build it, don't buy it. I love your humor and the builds, will it run, junkyard tours. Your down to earth, family country boy attitude brings me happiness.
Puddin, there’s a few top TH-camrs that I feel it’s necessary to support and in my opinion, you’re right at the top of that bunch. Watching your success has been a great experience. From one veteran to another, keep up the good work.
Puddin'... I did laugh my ass off! What makes it funnier to me is that I have had pretty much the same thing happen to me! And, yes... I had a fire extinguisher handy also. Thanks for sharing the screwups along with the good stuff!
Always great seeing a dad bringing the kids out to the shop
Oh man! As a firefighter, glad to see you have extinguishers and actually know how to use it! Glad everyone is safe! Also he sure to wash the extinguisher chemicals off. They will eat through everything!
as always, appreciate how you posses humility and can laugh at your mistakes.
Talk about smokin that little Yee-Hawl. From engine bay to rear tires, way to go Puddin!
You should take the Yeehawl 2.5 and create a towable behind the actual Yee-hawl!
Hot Damn! Glad you got that fire under control quick. Live and learn my friend, live and learn. I once caught a 1994 F150 parts truck on fire. it had sat a few years before I drug it home. I decided it was a good idea to push the schrader valve on the fuel rail with a screwdriver, guess I was gonna judge by how funky the fuel smelled if it was gonna run or not. Needless to say the fuel was still good... Lol. Think I ended up getting some fuel spray on or near the distributor, because when I bumped the key she went "poof". To make matters worse the truck was sitting on a wooden deck car trailer, it was also hooked to my old lady's car via jumper cables, so there was plenty of extra fuel around for the fire had things gotten out of hand. I slammed the hood down on the truck and ran over and got the hose, ended up putting the fire out with the hose through the wheel wells.
Learned my lesson the hard way that day, luckily nothing of value was lost, it's a Ford so it started and backed off the trailer despite having been on fire like a half hour earlier. I've always kept a couple fire extinguishers in the garage ever since.
After spending thousands on my SwampVette project, the 9th injector decided to leak (cold start injector) on the exhaust and that baby lit up FAST! Barely saved her. She had just got back from paint too lol.
Hey, what's up Randy! Happy New Year!
i just turned 60 today and have been doing collision repair everyday on the floor since i was 18 my bodys slowing down fast but my mind is 20 yet but much more patient and skilled.love your videos they are funny
I was hoping you would get Yee-Hawl up to 88 miles an hour and take us all to another time, but in a way you have, the time we spend on your channel makes me forget how the world is going to blankety blank right now. Keep it up and much success in, 2022 and beyond.
Doing an EFI conversion on a 351W in my 1978 F-100, the return fuel line popped off right over open headers, quite the flames. Got it out quite quickly, but not before it took out the wiring harness.
I love how you troll the trolls before they troll you. It's one thing I look forward to every episode. Please don't stop doing it.
A good thing I've found to have on hand when working with threading aluminum is a helicoil kit it is an almost must have. Also a must have when you are cutting bolts on a gas covered motor would be a pack of hot dogs, You have a great channel and hotrod is almost a puddin Jr.
One of the main reason I like your channel is that you keep it real. CONGRATS!!!! on the success of your channel and may this be just the beginning.
So glad I went back and watched this episode... Man time has flown by. Those were some great videos.
Can't tell you how much enjoyment and laughter I've had watching your channel Puddin, Thank you!
I too have caught my truck on fire changing out the front shocks. Cutting torch and inner fenders don't mix! Keep up the good work. I look forward to Monday's knowing there will be a new episode.
1. I had a '76 IH with a 345 IH motor. I re-routed the old Power steering high pressure line for some reason, and it split a month later. Sprayed hot PS juice onto a really hot exhaust manifold and became a flamethrower all over inside the engine bay. Rewired it, replaced the rubber parts, and it started right up!
2. I had 3 or 4 Ford Couriers after the oil embargo "crisis", and they were all gutless wonders. Aerodynamics is your friend; grab a spare hood off .5 or .25 and mount it as a wind deflector on top of the cab. That cargo box is a big air brake. 3. I highly recomend replacing the timing belt on any engine you want to keep. Ask me how I know.☹
Whole car burned to the ground on the side of I-94 in probably February '93? It happened to me but I could be off a year. 1978 Ford ltd wagon, army green mil surp bought at the Albuquerque Auto Auction. I used it to move me and my girlfriend back to Michigan, had her civic on a tow dolly behind it. All went well until thr RR wheel bearing failed and most likely became red hot, something ignited and the right rear tire started to burn. I pulled over, probably should have tried to keep driving to the next exit, hindsight, in any event as soon as we were stopped the fire engulfed the vehicle and to a large extent everything we owned. It was tragic as far as property loss but no one was injured and we got a ride out of there. The vehicle and everything in it was a total loss. But we were fine. Yes I caught one on fire.
Also had a Chevy Astro van drivers side widow regulator fail and catch flame while I was driving it. Fortunately I was able to get it home and get the fire out before much more then the door panel was damaged.
I just had that itch deep in my soul that puddin was comin in hot with another new one for us and sure as shit he didnt disappoint 🤪🤘💯
I've been workin on these old cars for almost 20 years, and I just barely had my first fire a few months back, and man mine was violent.. took my entire extinguisher to get it put out, had all the neighbors thinking my house was burning 🤣
I was on a date on a cold December night in my 1985 S-10 Blazer with a rebuilt 2.8 V6. The carb froze open and it over-reved for a good 20-30 seconds before I got it shut down. Lucky I decided to have a look under the hood where a flame was taking hold. I calmed my panicked gal and walked to the back where I keep an extinguisher and put it out. I drove her home a short way and drive myself 30 miles home knowing full well my engine was as good as dead.
But my date was impressed by my cool head and preparedness.
I've used extinguishers on other people's vehicles at least 2 other occasions.
Everyone should ALWAYS have one.
I was laughing my ass off at the fire. I've had a few gas fires and always keep multiple extinguishers in garage.
I appreciate the genuineness of your videos. The projects go the way that they go, good or bad, and we all learn from them together and have some fun. Keep it up man!
I sort of set my old Ford Uneconoline e-150 by limping home with bad rear axel bearing.
Put it out before the tire caught. Glad I made it home. Had I known she was burning I would have stopped in an inconvenient place.
We did it at work one time, the customer was standing right there too 😂 I wasn’t the mechanic on the job but I wouldn’t had been too ashamed if I was
I’ll admit it, I set my motorcycle on fire when I was working on the fuel injection conversion. I got burned and did a lot more damage. I had to laugh when the fire broke out, told my wife “that looks familiar. . . “. I was hoping you had a fire extinguisher handy! Love your channel!
3 fires in the same truck. 1 in the bed, 2 under the hood. Old 86 f150 still sitting behind the house to this day. Can of gas in the back with a perfect roman candle shot, one shop rag on the manifold, and a buddy dumping down a full quart of atf down my carb to make it smoke when i "fired" it up. Mighty nice of him. It hadn't run in many of years but I bet it could! Love the content!
RESPECT! Thanks for taking the chance to share a mistake. I have fire extinguishers on hand and hope to regain control of a situation as well as you did. Great lesson and reminder. Thank you, again!
Hot Damn! Didn't think you were going to start "powder coating" on the side. I always liked CO2 better-no messy clean up. I wonder how many fire helmets you'll start getting in mail time. Happy NY buddy!
Oh yeah us fans are going to have a field day with the fire jokes....
That was a hell of a safety announcement on fire safety that cgi fire looked real puddin. Mortske just did one on grabbing fans on running motors, thank you both for bringing safety awareness.
Congrats on the TH-cam success, you deserve it.
Hell yeah I set my s-10 on fire welding the headers up. Makes you move a little faster that's for sure scared the crap out of me because it was in the garage also. Love the channel keep up the good work my friend.
I’m sure you know this already but my old taught me to wind a nut on a stud it bolt before cutting it. Then you wind the nut off and it automatically cleans the thread up. This saves trying and hoping that a nut will go in after cutting the bolt. Thanks for that dad!
I definitely watched this video completely after it released for 6 mins ago, and then gave it a thumbs up.
I didn't. I know it's quality video.
Spent a whole lot of years putting together derby cars, and caught more than one on fire…allegedly…can’t wait to see what’s in store for 2022 puddin, ty for the laughs AND the learning opportunities.
Lol all us backyard mechanics have done this at least once. Its part of working on cars imo.
@@reds1325 100% !! Besides, the memories and laughs that are had are worth twice the price of admission!
From my first weld job to the first transmission swap on the side of the road. All great memories. I'm 31 now and started with an 84 fiero at 13 and have been teaching myself along the way. I'll never forget the summer I got that car. I slept in it more times then I can count pulling all nighters in the garage trying to wire in a 3800 motor. Ever since then I've taught myself little by little along the way with a quick glance at a Chilton's and now Google there's nothing backyard mechanics can't do. And all the little know how I can't wait to teach my son.
Thank you for not editing out the shenanigans that’s why your channel is awesome! 🔥
Seeing the yee hawl pulling a yee hawl box trailer is gonna be 100% worth cutting that truck in half.
I think he's going to need 2 change the gearing before he does that.
I agree with you Justin
Well, when yee-hawl 1.0 has to pull yee-hawl 0.5 then yee-hawl 1.0 needs to become yee-hawl 1.5. OK, Puddin, only way I can see of doing that is to add a TURBO!!!!
Yessss!!!!!!!!!
Or a Mercedes OM617 diesel
You are by far my most favorite TH-camr! Best of luck and keep up the fantastic work!!
Happy New Year!!! Still loving the channel. It makes my Mondays. Over the Christmas break, I watched all of your videos from the beginning. It was interesting watching you evolve over time on the videos. Keep up the great content!! 👍👍
Just watching it now on the big screen and getting a laugh as always mate.
30 year's in the mechanical industry both civilian and military, and I've accidentally set alternators and rags on fire and worked with others that nearly burnt an M113 to the tracks 😂.
Great videos keep them coming. Ohhhh....when can us Aussie's start buying your merchandise?
Man, your content is both educational and entertaining. Don't be worrying about the negative folks out there gonna criticize you for not being perfect all the time. They sure as hell aren't.
At least you’ve now got another courier for parts Puddin’ ( the dash on the other one is in way nicer shape than the OG. I’d hold on to that and whatever else is salvageable ( you might even be able to use some stuff off it for that Mazda B2000 ) its a good thing 👍
Hot dam your the funniest bugger on TH-cam, nearly pissed me pants laughing when the Yee Hawl caught fire, and you added wind 👍👍, mate keep the great content coming
Dan from South Aus, Down Under 🤠
The fire was the best part of this whole video. Thanks for letting us in on your F-up. We've all done it. Humility is good for all of us. Happy New Year Puddin
I’ve watched this channel take off and that’s so awesome!
Great to see you !!hope 2022 is great for you!!!
You put a smile on my face every time I watch your channel....Keep up the great work!
It's awesome watching you bring all the old vehicles back to life I've always wanted to do the stuff that you do with old vehicles there's a lot of them that need new life brought back to them keep up the awesome work and making all the old vehicles beautiful again and the videos that I enjoy watching hot damn
I just can't wait until the day of TH-cam Nirvana, when you and Vice Grip Garage find a reason to collaborate. Epicness just waiting to happen. Make it happen and break the internet.
That would be amazing!
Yes vgg! Let's go!
No
KER NOTH GUYS, GET TOGETHER N HAVA GOOD TIME...
I set my 71 Chevelle on fire trying to get her to run. Before I pulled and rebuilt the engine. Actually, I do believe that engine has been lit up more than once. That Chevelle is long gone now but the engine is still going strong in my 1980 C10. I just found this channel and been binge watching all day. My only complaint, I have two broken ribs and laughing out of empathy hurts like hell. Keep 'em coming sir!
God love ya, Puddin! Thank you for the laughs. I've had a shitty week. You made it better. -Vic
I wouldn’t mind buying a shirt with the Yee Hawl on fire!
I was putting coilover shocks in the rear of a '79 trans am, where the shock mounts up top is not enough room for a wrench so you have to cut a little away, well I didn't think about the spraying insulation on the interior and there was smoke billowing out of the car and I quickly remove the back seat and panels and sprayed it all down with the garden hose cleaned everything up and it was no harm done 😂 it was my girlfriend's car,she stood there calmly and watched. I love your show, keep up the good work dude 👍☮️
I’m happy now
Likewise
Hope you have a great new year! Keep doing what you do and stay safe! Love to you and your family!
I had an electrical fire on my 86 Isuzu imark. I drilled a hole in the firewall and ran a hot wire for my musical horn. Notice I said nothing about a grommet. It lasted about 2 weeks. I went out and started it. the cab filled with smoke so fast. Love the Chanel.
Hot damn it's Puddin Time!!!!!!
Let’s go!
@@PuddinsFabShop Every Monday man I love this channel!!!!!! Reminds me of my self. Lol
Bubba great job on year in review. I’m so proud for you and for personally getting to watch you and your family’s TH-cam growth! I’ll be by your side for the rest of the ride ! Thanks you
“The Werner Family” for the 2021 blast!!
Oooooops ! Puddin you’ve already set your 2022 standards high by set your son yeahaul on fire. Been there done that lol do what a ripper of a year you must have in store for us. Woohoo. Happy New Years baby!!
It's a right of passage sir. Setting your project is something we have all done. Loving your channel sir
You the best piddin
Puddin and Vice Grip Garage, Derek should get together for a revival
That's a great idea! Id like to see Mortske and Derek together in a video as well...
@@fixxerautomotive4917 I second both your's and OP's suggestions
I was a service director for a Lexus dealership in Southern California. I was working in the shop on a Sunday morning when my suburban backfired and caught my engine on fire which melted the electric fuel pump hose and greatly increased the rate of fire, kinda like your fire as shown earlier. It happens (poo poo) that is. Love your work man keep it up.
Great content! And if anyone tells you they've never messed up I'm here to tell you that they've never done anything besides setting on their thumb.
That's what my dad always told me growing up
Love the yee hawls!
These bots are really something else... 😂
@@ae86hachi im saying tho 🤣🤣
being a retired fire fighter, i have seen a few of those things burnt down. fire extinguishers are a must have. don't forget to replace yours. most are a one time use. love your channel
How sick would it be with a Cummins 4bt swap.
A diesel swap in my 68 C-10 is at the top of my list, any suggestions?
That why I watch you keep it real .. good bad show as you go and you grow your fan base
33 years as a Firefighter and I've done the same thing, even blowing on it hopping to blow it out. I call it being comfortable. I give you 2 thumbs up. lol
I really think this guy could cure my depression 😂 I found his channel last week while I was stuck in bed with the flu and I haven’t been disappointed YET❤ so far this is my favorite video of all ❤
That arm swing kills me every time. Keep it up... Can't wait to get my puddin stickers. Going in my shop..and one for the boat.
I’ve definitely been there, I also keep 2 or 3 in the garage and the house.