They're great hey. It brings a smile when they have a go at each other. As a kid you'd never ark back at your boss hahhha. Father son dynamics are pretty consistent. Well the nice ones like these two have. Clint's a good dad. Well maybe the camera being on helps them not go any further hahhaha
Clint that smile on Tuckers face says it all and yes absolutely want to see the gear swap ASAP! Your a very fortunate young man Tucker to have the ability to do all these repairs in a shop i would hire any day for my repairs!!!!
Your sons are so fortunate to have a father that is a walking encyclopedia of vehicle knowledge! What they are learning many people have paid tens of thousands of dollars to go to technology schools to learn what they are learning!
I've noticed that Tucker's attitude seems to have improved significantly. It reminds me of Mark Twain's comment about his father, that at 16 he thought his father was a dumb hick, by the time he reached 21 he was surprised at how much smarter his father had become. When I see you working with him one on one doing transmission rebuilds and other complicated things...successfully, I am impressed and I can only imagine how much pride Tucker takes in his dad. Well done!
Don’t know if I’m telling you something you already know but here goes. Had problems with a ford super duty at a place I worked years ago, the worker was having trouble shifting,truck had a hydraulic clutch. I installed a new clutch kit and it worked for awhile then same problem resurfaced. Scratched my head and said 💩. Started checking around and found out ford had a tech service bulletin about the same problem. Apparently the plate on the firewall that the clutch pedal that pushed on the clutch master cylinder broke the tack welds and the plate would be pushed away from the firewall. They had a fix kit that sandwiched everything together from the inside. Saved me a few clutch jobs. Figure with all the Fords you guys play with you might already this but thought I’d mention it. Carry on with all the fantastic work you all do!
Interesting, thanks for this tip. The zf 5 connected to my 7.3 has a very tough time getting in reverse sometimes. I thought it just wasn't broken in yet! I'll have to get under and look
I love seeing a father passing along all that experience he’s gained over the years to his son. That’s one blessed young man and it looks like he knows he’s blessed.
I like to say it's great seeing Tucker working away, and looks like he enjoys it, I'm 65 and it's fantastic to see Tucker well done, I started watching and helping my dad when I was 5 years old, and when I went to school teachers asking my hands did not look clean,😂 fantastic videos, I'm disabled now with a f@$k back, so I love watching, Paul South West France 🇨🇵
Clint, you are what they call a Dad anyone can be a father but it takes a real man to be a dad, Tucker should be as proud as a Peacock that your in his corner
Tucker's friends will be envious of this beautiful truck and he helped work on it from ground up. His dad gets to see the smile on his face, and teaching is a dad's greatest reward.
You appear to me to be a mechanical savant. I’m amazed at your natural God given skills. Love to watch how you nurture and educate your boys. They are lucky young men to have the parents they do. I’ve enjoyed all of your videos so keep em coming please.
Been watching these father son videos a lot.. my family were pretty poor growing up so me and my dad never had time like this.. you are teaching those boys great things that they will remember for the rest of their lives, including the memories.
Dang kids and their newfangled overdrives... Back when men were men, we shifted SM420s and told the wimminz we'd be home at some point eventually... LIKE MEN! ;)
Tucker you are luckiest young man to have a father like Clint. My dad an I were like oil an water . So soak up all the knowledge your dad will give you free Tucker. I'm 58 years old an I'm learning through your dad's videos.
I know Tucker and your other young ones appreciate you, momma, and your team; but I think they are just too young to fully appreciate the unique opportunity, education, and skill set, you can/are instilling in them. Your knowledge is only trumped by your calm teaching demeaner. Granted being a fellow Hoosier, I'm biased but the internet doesn't hide skill, we see all. Great job and God bless
Great looking truck. Great project and the best part aside from the outstanding father and son relationship. YOU ACTUALLY USED A MANUAL. That was fantastic to see.. taught the right way.
Nothing like manual trans respect, when you you have to take it apart and educate yourself on its operational characteristics. I've had a few educations on that. Great "Friday Fun" for pop & son. Thanks for sharing!
I have a 2008 Zo6 Corvette with a six speed manual transmission and after 135,000 miles I lost second and fourth gear they’re still in it but they were grinding going up through the gears coming down. I can get them to come down without any problem matching RPM coming down going up was a problem the ground a little bit, but anyway, the problem was when we got her part we found that GM uses nylon to hold the bearings together inside the transmission, the nylon let the bearings loose inside the gears the gears ground up the bearings and we had a hell of a mess. Thank you GM for using nylon instead of steel to hold the bearings together I guess they’re trying to save weight I don’t know but it sure makes a mess down the road because nylon does not hold up like steel. Anyway, good luck on the transmission now. Have fun racing that truck around the old, bloody Mary.
38:45 😢There they go spreading that 'liquid rust' on the roads. Living in the rust belt of WNY, i can 100% relate to that statement! It is ridiculous how bad it is for everything metal driving down the road. We have a car dealership that always brags about being the #1 volume dealer in the country.....yeah, because theyre rusting away in 5 years, as soon as you get it paid off!🤔😂😂👍🏻👌🏻❄️🥶
HEY CLINT, WAS WATCHING JMP SAVES CARS, HE'S WORKING ON THIS KITY KAT MINI DOZER, THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG WITH YOUR SNAP ON BOLT HEATER, HE HAS ONE CALLED THE BOLT BUSTER, , TURNS THEM NUTS AND BOLTS RED HOT IN A FEW SECONDS. EVEN HAS A WIRE TYPE YOU CAN WRAP AROUND BIGGER STUFF.
Taking it down and starting from scratch was the best way to go. Glad you got it shifting right now. When driving in those plugs I was waiting to hear "when I nod my head you hit it" Why soitenly.
I've got a big grin on my face because there are very few feelings better than when you've put something back together and it works as well as that gear box did.
I totally enjoy watching you and your family the way you work together. I think you and your family set a very good example. I drive by your shop many times a week and can remember when it was just a big field. Amazing I even live on Chitwood dr.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Quality father & son content and great life lessons and an experience that's priceless. You guys need some heavy-duty C&C equipment seat covers. A possible merchandise opportunity as well
As I said before absolutely beautiful job and the truck is outstanding. You guys working together reminds me of me and our youngest that is now 29 working together. Keep each other on your toes.
Watching you and your son work together on his truck is incredible Watching you and your son work on his truck , reminds me how ignorant l am when it comes to working on a vehicle....yall amaze me every time I watch ❤
I'm very jealous of your working relationship between your boy's, wife, Kevin 😅 ❤, Mason, & Randy! I was a printing pressman. When I watch all your video's they remind me of the 'ol nightshifts @ the plant, learning damn near every thing I knew from the older pressmen! I started as floor-boy 😮 & worked my way all the way up to 1st pressman on @ 4 man press 😊 I printed alot of different thing's from movie poster's, greeting card's, & all the phone book for the entire USA remember those? All I'm saying is I'm jealous of the day's, night's of teaching all the younger kid's after me! The Heidelberg offset press's all made in Germany were as big as a CATAPILLER but 60' long! I relive those day's thru all your video's everyday & night! Please keep them coming Calvin & Kevin are the best you the teacher & Kevin's sense of humor! I love ❤ the best show on TH-cam hand's down ✋!
Such a shame there was a problem, now at least with Tucker and your expertise you've put everything back how it should be. All it took was a little care and a little thought, shame the people that went into that before didn't take the same approach. 👍
Enjoy watching you and your son working together he should remember these times. I know I Enjoyed them with my father Larned a lot hope your sons take Thee time to remember what you are teaching them you work well together
Great series of videos on this truck. Watching father and son working together made me smile thru out. After watching closely for at least two times I am ready to never attempt working on my transmission. Thanks Clint for another lesson.
It's really nice to see the time you spend with your son's!!! I'm sure they appreciate it now, his smile say's it all ,even though he doesn't want to show it, that's almost as good as a thank you hug! They are learning soooo much from their dad. Clint thanks for sharing the time you spend with them, it shows you enjoy sharing your knowledge with them.
So Clint, seeing you pull bearings, reminded me of the movie Cahill, US Marshall with John Wayne. His son would look at him and say "You're bleedin, Pa, Why you always bleedin?". John Wayne (Cahill) drawls out, "Guess it goes with the badge...". Tell my wife the same thing when I come in from the shop and I have some 'skin leaks'. Sign of a working man, Sir, be proud and thanks for the real life videos!
Very cool rebuild video. It’s always great watching you, your sons, Kevin an the crew fixin, rebuilding and fabricating. That’s a beautiful looking and sounding truck. The shifts really look smooth “like butta”. 👍👍
There is nothing worse than taking over someone else's "project". Apparently either the previous owner didn't have your knowledge or just didn't care Clint. At least now Tucker's bacon is saved. Great job Clint & Tucker.
Awesome job Clint and Tucker. I love that truck so much. Clint, the smile on Tuckers face says it all buddy. Would like to see the gears swap on the rear end as well.
That's a slick trick welding around the races to shrink them, I had to think a minute as to why that worked, but I'm assuming as the weld cooled it shrunk the race.
I’m up for a gear swap video. Tucker’s smile a mile was worth the transmission rebuild time and effort, nice job gentlemen, enjoyed the video, appreciate your time.
YOU BOY'S ARE VERY LUCKY TO HAVE A DAD WITH SO MUCH KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERTISE, PAY CLOSE ATTENTION AND YOU WILL LEARN A LOT, NICE JOB CLINT! YOU BOYS HAVE ONE COOL VERY SMART DADDY THAT TAKES VERY GOOD OF YOU, APPRECIATE AND LOVE HIM YOU ARE SO LUCKY TO HAVE HIM IN YOUR LIFE!
These Father and Son videos are time well spent. Tuckers smile is a testament of a job well done.
They're great hey. It brings a smile when they have a go at each other. As a kid you'd never ark back at your boss hahhha. Father son dynamics are pretty consistent. Well the nice ones like these two have. Clint's a good dad. Well maybe the camera being on helps them not go any further hahhaha
Clint that smile on Tuckers face says it all and yes absolutely want to see the gear swap ASAP! Your a very fortunate young man Tucker to have the ability to do all these repairs in a shop i would hire any day for my repairs!!!!
Your sons are so fortunate to have a father that is a walking encyclopedia of vehicle knowledge! What they are learning many people have paid tens of thousands of dollars to go to technology schools to learn what they are learning!
I've noticed that Tucker's attitude seems to have improved significantly. It reminds me of Mark Twain's comment about his father, that at 16 he thought his father was a dumb hick, by the time he reached 21 he was surprised at how much smarter his father had become. When I see you working with him one on one doing transmission rebuilds and other complicated things...successfully, I am impressed and I can only imagine how much pride Tucker takes in his dad. Well done!
Tucker is very lucky have such a talented dad to teach him how to do things like this.
I just love your interactions with your son ! You’re a wonderful father… Need more people like you in this world.
Yes
Father and son working together. God Bless
Don’t know if I’m telling you something you already know but here goes. Had problems with a ford super duty at a place I worked years ago, the worker was having trouble shifting,truck had a hydraulic clutch. I installed a new clutch kit and it worked for awhile then same problem resurfaced. Scratched my head and said 💩. Started checking around and found out ford had a tech service bulletin about the same problem. Apparently the plate on the firewall that the clutch pedal that pushed on the clutch master cylinder broke the tack welds and the plate would be pushed away from the firewall. They had a fix kit that sandwiched everything together from the inside. Saved me a few clutch jobs. Figure with all the Fords you guys play with you might already this but thought I’d mention it. Carry on with all the fantastic work you all do!
Interesting, thanks for this tip. The zf 5 connected to my 7.3 has a very tough time getting in reverse sometimes. I thought it just wasn't broken in yet! I'll have to get under and look
I love seeing a father passing along all that experience he’s gained over the years to his son. That’s one blessed young man and it looks like he knows he’s blessed.
Clint, I know you get some trolls… but the majority of us love your videos. Keep um coming!!!
Absolutely amazing how you can tear into a transmission only with a service manual and come out smelling like a rose way to go Clint and Tucker!
Watch him really smile when Kevin gives him a "Neckers Knob" for the steering wheel. Every young guy should have one. Oh wait, that was 70 years ago.
I like to say it's great seeing Tucker working away, and looks like he enjoys it, I'm 65 and it's fantastic to see Tucker well done, I started watching and helping my dad when I was 5 years old, and when I went to school teachers asking my hands did not look clean,😂 fantastic videos, I'm disabled now with a f@$k back, so I love watching, Paul South West France 🇨🇵
Clint, you're a great dad for sure .
God bless you.
Clint, you are what they call a Dad anyone can be a father but it takes a real man to be a dad, Tucker should be as proud as a Peacock that your in his corner
Tucker's friends will be envious of this beautiful truck and he helped work on it from ground up. His dad gets to see the smile on his face, and teaching is a dad's greatest reward.
In the midst of a great sorrow this video is bringing me great comfort. God bless you and yours.
You appear to me to be a mechanical savant. I’m amazed at your natural God given skills. Love to watch how you nurture and educate your boys. They are lucky young men to have the parents they do. I’ve enjoyed all of your videos so keep em coming please.
I think it is great that Tucker takes time to keep his father occupied in the workshop with various projects 🙃
Been watching these father son videos a lot.. my family were pretty poor growing up so me and my dad never had time like this.. you are teaching those boys great things that they will remember for the rest of their lives, including the memories.
Dang kids and their newfangled overdrives...
Back when men were men, we shifted SM420s and told the wimminz we'd be home at some point eventually...
LIKE MEN! ;)
Nice to see your boy with that smile after realizing it's fixed. Priceless
Tucker you are luckiest young man to have a father like Clint. My dad an I were like oil an water . So soak up all the knowledge your dad will give you free Tucker. I'm 58 years old an I'm learning through your dad's videos.
Well I’m going to be unproductive at work now. Thanks for the upload Clint.
Gear swap yes, Lucy Young Man, Ole Tucker. To experience these repairs first hand is the best way to learn. Good job Clinton!! Love Your Channel Mark
I know Tucker and your other young ones appreciate you, momma, and your team; but I think they are just too young to fully appreciate the unique opportunity, education, and skill set, you can/are instilling in them. Your knowledge is only trumped by your calm teaching demeaner.
Granted being a fellow Hoosier, I'm biased but the internet doesn't hide skill, we see all.
Great job and God bless
Good job Dad quality time with your son.
I love To see these younger kids working hard and learning! Your a great dad Clint.
I never seen a transmission being rebuild before the hole process was awesome really enjoyed 👍 👍
These are memories Tucker will look back on forever plus if he forgets, he knows who to ask.
Great looking truck. Great project and the best part aside from the outstanding father and son relationship. YOU ACTUALLY USED A MANUAL. That was fantastic to see.. taught the right way.
At least it's not an automatic. That stuff is voodoo magic.
Thanks Clint and Tucker 👍🥇🥇
I did my first and last automatic rebuilt. Dodge 46RE. Thankfully I had a step-by-step video tutorial to guide me but never again.
@@Zerostar369 I want no part of that overdrive spring assembly.
I'm not a mechanical, but I like watching people that are.
Tucker actually smiled a lot😊
Nothing like manual trans respect, when you you have to take it apart and educate yourself on its operational characteristics. I've had a few educations on that. Great "Friday Fun" for pop & son. Thanks for sharing!
I have a 2008 Zo6 Corvette with a six speed manual transmission and after 135,000 miles I lost second and fourth gear they’re still in it but they were grinding going up through the gears coming down. I can get them to come down without any problem matching RPM coming down going up was a problem the ground a little bit, but anyway, the problem was when we got her part we found that GM uses nylon to hold the bearings together inside the transmission, the nylon let the bearings loose inside the gears the gears ground up the bearings and we had a hell of a mess. Thank you GM for using nylon instead of steel to hold the bearings together I guess they’re trying to save weight I don’t know but it sure makes a mess down the road because nylon does not hold up like steel. Anyway, good luck on the transmission now. Have fun racing that truck around the old, bloody Mary.
I used to work for a division of GM, I wouldn't spend a dime on a GM product.
i never seen Tucker so happy,great job Dad helping your son rebuild his truck 👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍
Tucker looks very happy with his truck running well. He has an eternal smile. Congratulations
A great Father and Son! Video! Tucker! Is getting more comfortable around the camera!👌👍! Thanks for sharing!
I saw he put a towel down on the seat, learning about jamming getting things worked out getting purdy enough for date night, good fun.😅
38:45 😢There they go spreading that 'liquid rust' on the roads. Living in the rust belt of WNY, i can 100% relate to that statement! It is ridiculous how bad it is for everything metal driving down the road. We have a car dealership that always brags about being the #1 volume dealer in the country.....yeah, because theyre rusting away in 5 years, as soon as you get it paid off!🤔😂😂👍🏻👌🏻❄️🥶
Kid can't stop smilin. I love it.
That truck turned out SWEET…..it does shift like butter now
HEY CLINT, WAS WATCHING JMP SAVES CARS, HE'S WORKING ON THIS KITY KAT MINI DOZER, THERE'S SOMETHING WRONG WITH YOUR SNAP ON BOLT HEATER, HE HAS ONE CALLED THE BOLT BUSTER, , TURNS THEM NUTS AND BOLTS RED HOT IN A FEW SECONDS. EVEN HAS A WIRE TYPE YOU CAN WRAP AROUND BIGGER STUFF.
Love to see Tucker smile! I could watch this type of video all day. 👍
Taking it down and starting from scratch was the best way to go. Glad you got it shifting right now. When driving in those plugs I was waiting to hear "when I nod my head you hit it" Why soitenly.
Your lads Clint seem like good, respectful, eager guys well done to you both rearing them.
Tucker is gleaning a wealth of information and knowledge, priceless
I've got a big grin on my face because there are very few feelings better than when you've put something back together and it works as well as that gear box did.
Once again a smiling Tucker. Imagine how he will be once he is able to actually drive it!
I totally enjoy watching you and your family the way you work together. I think you and your family set a very good example. I drive by your shop many times a week and can remember when it was just a big field. Amazing I even live on Chitwood dr.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Quality father & son content and great life lessons and an experience that's priceless. You guys need some heavy-duty C&C equipment seat covers. A possible merchandise opportunity as well
As I said before absolutely beautiful job and the truck is outstanding. You guys working together reminds me of me and our youngest that is now 29 working together. Keep each other on your toes.
I love the bearings on the grill. I usually set them on the wood stove. 😂
I don't think either of them realize how blessed they are.
Good stuff, happy kid, great dad
I’ll say it again, Super Nice Truck! Congrats Tucker! And thanks Clint for being a father that can show his kids how things are done the right way!
Watching you and your son work together on his truck is incredible
Watching you and your son work on his truck , reminds me how ignorant l am when it comes to working on a vehicle....yall amaze me every time I watch ❤
Clayton, you are surely one of a kind. It sure is nice to see Tucker has a smile! Great job.
I'm very jealous of your working relationship between your boy's, wife, Kevin 😅 ❤, Mason, & Randy! I was a printing pressman. When I watch all your video's they remind me of the 'ol nightshifts @ the plant, learning damn near every thing I knew from the older pressmen! I started as floor-boy 😮 & worked my way all the way up to 1st pressman on @ 4 man press 😊 I printed alot of different thing's from movie poster's, greeting card's, & all the phone book for the entire USA remember those? All I'm saying is I'm jealous of the day's, night's of teaching all the younger kid's after me! The Heidelberg offset press's all made in Germany were as big as a CATAPILLER but 60' long! I relive those day's thru all your video's everyday & night! Please keep them coming Calvin & Kevin are the best you the teacher & Kevin's sense of humor! I love ❤ the best show on TH-cam hand's down ✋!
Such a shame there was a problem, now at least with Tucker and your expertise you've put everything back how it should be. All it took was a little care and a little thought, shame the people that went into that before didn't take the same approach. 👍
Enjoy watching you and your son working together he should remember these times. I know I Enjoyed them with my father Larned a lot hope your sons take
Thee time to remember what you are teaching them you work well together
Great series of videos on this truck. Watching father and son working together made me smile thru out. After watching closely for at least two times I am ready to never attempt working on my transmission. Thanks Clint for another lesson.
Thanks for sharing, always enjoy your videos.
Truly enjoy these father son builds! Also like the duel use grill / tool cart. Every garage needs one of those😂
I envy both of you, for being able to work together as father and son👍👍✌️
More quality time for Father and Son!
It's really nice to see the time you spend with your son's!!! I'm sure they appreciate it now, his smile say's it all ,even though he doesn't want to show it, that's almost as good as a thank you hug! They are learning soooo much from their dad. Clint thanks for sharing the time you spend with them, it shows you enjoy sharing your knowledge with them.
So Clint, seeing you pull bearings, reminded me of the movie Cahill, US Marshall with John Wayne. His son would look at him and say "You're bleedin, Pa, Why you always bleedin?". John Wayne (Cahill) drawls out, "Guess it goes with the badge...". Tell my wife the same thing when I come in from the shop and I have some 'skin leaks'. Sign of a working man, Sir, be proud and thanks for the real life videos!
This is awesome. Like Swiss watch making.... And superb you are passing on these skills to a new generation.... Thank you C&C...
Very cool rebuild video. It’s always great watching you, your sons, Kevin an the crew fixin, rebuilding and fabricating. That’s a beautiful looking and sounding truck. The shifts really look smooth “like butta”. 👍👍
Big man ain't afraid of taking anything apart 👌
Clint, is there anything you can’t do? lol!
I love watching you teach those young men the proper way to do things.
Keep those gears turning!
To see a smile on Tucker’s face is a WIN!
Your a good dad. Well done guys gorgeous truck.
What a beautiful truck Tucker should be happy with how it drives. Great video as always.
Nice to see Tucker working with you instead of silly annoying Kevin. Great job on the tranney rebuild.
Here we go ...coffees on!! lov it!! Cheers!;-)!
Nice job Clint/Tucker nothing like a manual gearshift nice and crisp smooth gear change well done
Tucker seems to have a problem keeping the smile off his face. Great job done by both of you.
I always wondered how to properly heat up a bearing. I learned something today! Thanks much!
There is nothing worse than taking over someone else's "project". Apparently either the previous owner didn't have your knowledge or just didn't care Clint. At least now Tucker's bacon is saved. Great job Clint & Tucker.
Love seeing you work with your son! 😊
Awesome job Clint and Tucker. I love that truck so much. Clint, the smile on Tuckers face says it all buddy. Would like to see the gears swap on the rear end as well.
Tucker is smiling again. Great job.
Wow do love too see the smiles when it goes right… 👍🏻👍🏻🙈
You guys are amazing, you open it up checking as you go, putting back together and reinstall. Fantastic!!
Yes lets see a gear change always learning from watching you do things. Better than TV now.
Clint I love how you are able to help teach the youth well done❤
This was a good one.Also tucker you are getting better at rebuilding your truck can we say AWESOME.Thanks waiting to see the gear swap
That smile tells the whole story 👍👍👍
You guys are amazing. Most mechanics could never, ever get that farvery good job, guys.
Even if it doesn't work I admire your gumption
Great job guys and your sure can tell your son was happy with that big ol smile!
That's a slick trick welding around the races to shrink them, I had to think a minute as to why that worked, but I'm assuming as the weld cooled it shrunk the race.
I’m up for a gear swap video. Tucker’s smile a mile was worth the transmission rebuild time and effort, nice job gentlemen, enjoyed the video, appreciate your time.
FYI to trans rebuild great vid love how you took the time to get everything to spec and it really paid off!
“DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME”
This video series was great. Please keep us in the loop as Tucker does more upgrades to Bloody Mary! 💪👍🏼
YOU BOY'S ARE VERY LUCKY TO HAVE A DAD WITH SO MUCH KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERTISE, PAY CLOSE ATTENTION AND YOU WILL LEARN A LOT, NICE JOB CLINT! YOU BOYS HAVE ONE COOL VERY SMART DADDY THAT TAKES VERY GOOD OF YOU, APPRECIATE AND LOVE HIM YOU ARE SO LUCKY TO HAVE HIM IN YOUR LIFE!
Great content with you passing your skills to your sons. Yes, to a future gear change episode.
Whoa, that's not a bulldozer!