Wish this vid would have been available when I did my np205 sye - very good shots of the process! I had to do it from forum info, and luck- because- like you said- THERES ALMOST NO VIDS OUT THERE TO SHOW HOW TO DO IT! The other big thing to mention is the orientation and oil drain back hole location as it goes back together. Great video! Subscribed! Add a pin for Westminster, SC on Lake Hartwell!
Billings, MT. little tip as i just did my own SYE, pick up the gear with the thrust washers on both sides and then slide it over the new shaft instead of restacking all the bearings. I did exactly what you did but stopped and slid it all together and pulled it apart as an assembly with the thrust washers on each side and didnt have to restack that whole setup.
Worland Wyoming baby!!! Love the build! Looking good so far! I have a old 78 ford super cab Cummins swap super duty axles on my you tube page! Looking good man! I'm in on your channel. I'm a sub!
On the map! Hell yeah brother. If I get some time this week I'll shoot a walk-around video of mine. It's nowhere near as clean though lol. Been built and ran for many years.
San Leon Texas here, via Lake Powell Az. Not sure if it’s related to the slip yolk eliminator but I found out when I broke my NP 205 that 85/86 used a 205 that has a longer output shaft for the front. I have an 85 with 454/TH400/14 bolt/Dana 60. Used to be a county fire truck for Kern County California. Keep the awesome videos coming bro. Lee
What's up man as always love your videos just wanted to let you? Know one of the issues I ran into with my Dana 60. Was that the crossover steering hits on the passenger side? U bolt that might be something that you have to trim when you go full lock to lock on your steering just something to look out for I can attach. A photo and email it to you of what I had to do with mine as always loves the videos and the content. Keep it up my friend looking forward to seeing you turn the key and back that thing out of the garage.
That was a new on for me get a bunch or rollers grease them up and stick them in. I wonder what the engineer was thinking when he thought that up. Your getting there and it's looking better each episode. Keep the madness coming. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
Springboro, Ohio. Would you be willing to share the specs of the wheels. What offset did u end up going with? Did you get the forged ones or the flow formed? Sorry to ask so many questions. Im at that point of my build and am completely lost. I'd be real interested in purchasing a set just like yours. They look amazing. Thank you for sharing your journey in your build process.
Man I already know all this stuff but for some reason I’m really enjoying watching someone else’s take on it all. Great videos and channel brother
Lol Willow wanted up on the cabinet BAD!! 😂😂
Great videos, from Newport Beach, CA
Wish this vid would have been available when I did my np205 sye - very good shots of the process! I had to do it from forum info, and luck- because- like you said- THERES ALMOST NO VIDS OUT THERE TO SHOW HOW TO DO IT! The other big thing to mention is the orientation and oil drain back hole location as it goes back together. Great video! Subscribed!
Add a pin for Westminster, SC on Lake Hartwell!
Hey it's Rob from Edmonton Alberta Canada. Use wheel bearing grease or lubriplate 105 when assembling needle roller bearings it holds them in place.
I believe thats what I ended up doing, thanks for the tip!
Billings, MT. little tip as i just did my own SYE, pick up the gear with the thrust washers on both sides and then slide it over the new shaft instead of restacking all the bearings. I did exactly what you did but stopped and slid it all together and pulled it apart as an assembly with the thrust washers on each side and didnt have to restack that whole setup.
good to know, thanks
Salkum, Washington! Keep up the good work.
Nice rig your working on there. Hello from Thomaston Georgia
Man it's great to see the truck shaping up.Big shout out from Seaford Va.
Tolleson, Arizona
does Willow like all the boxes and packaging you get ? Dakota is always happy to see a new box come in the mail.
Not really surprisingly. She’s never been much about boxes.
Worland Wyoming baby!!! Love the build! Looking good so far! I have a old 78 ford super cab Cummins swap super duty axles on my you tube page! Looking good man! I'm in on your channel. I'm a sub!
Dig the channel man, using your builds to plan mine. Subscribed, from Fort Jones CA, by the OR boarder out in the trees.
Glad I can help you!
On the map! Hell yeah brother. If I get some time this week I'll shoot a walk-around video of mine. It's nowhere near as clean though lol. Been built and ran for many years.
Sweet, keep me posted
Man that's awesome you you put a pin for milano tx I appreciate that
No problem 👍
San Leon Texas here, via Lake Powell Az.
Not sure if it’s related to the slip yolk eliminator but I found out when I broke my NP 205 that 85/86 used a 205 that has a longer output shaft for the front.
I have an 85 with 454/TH400/14 bolt/Dana 60. Used to be a county fire truck for Kern County California.
Keep the awesome videos coming bro.
Lee
Interesting. I know there are a lot of variations depends on transmission and whatnot
Use grease to hold bearings in place
Billy Jack watching from shongaloo La
Fostoria Michigan
From Elpaso Texas
Good stuff bro! Pin me up in Stagecoach, Nevada.... I enjoy watching the build!
What's up man as always love your videos just wanted to let you? Know one of the issues I ran into with my Dana 60. Was that the crossover steering hits on the passenger side? U bolt that might be something that you have to trim when you go full lock to lock on your steering just something to look out for I can attach. A photo and email it to you of what I had to do with mine as always loves the videos and the content. Keep it up my friend looking forward to seeing you turn the key and back that thing out of the garage.
I’ve tested the clearance on that one problem U-bolt, so far so good!
That was a new on for me get a bunch or rollers grease them up and stick them in. I wonder what the engineer was thinking when he thought that up.
Your getting there and it's looking better each episode. Keep the madness coming. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
Fingers crossed everything is right in there! Safe travels.
El Paso, Texas
What disc brake setup do you have on the rear and do you have an E-brake ??
It is the Lugnut 4x4 kit. And yes, it has e brake.
Canton North Carolina
Oswego Illinois
Springboro, Ohio. Would you be willing to share the specs of the wheels. What offset did u end up going with? Did you get the forged ones or the flow formed? Sorry to ask so many questions. Im at that point of my build and am completely lost. I'd be real interested in purchasing a set just like yours. They look amazing. Thank you for sharing your journey in your build process.
I used 17x9 4.5” backspacing, flow formed. Check out a couple later videos to see the fitment
@@PootsGarage Thank you!
winchester,ky
Arlington tx
Wasilla, AK
Medicine Hat Cananda
Prince George British Columbia Canada
tucson az
East Palestine Ohio. Derailment city lol
Oooo, be safe out there.