Final Touches On The Buggy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Some final panels and tool boxes and storage for the buggy before we head down to Farmington for W.E.ROCK and for 24 Hell and Back. We got everything mostly done and halfway tested and was loading up to head to Farmington when we got a call for a jeep on Pritchett Canyon with a broken front trackbar mount. So Mike and I took the buggy and ran in to weld it. We got them back together and they decided to finish the trail. So we went back down and loaded up. Thank you everyone for watching and supporting us.
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My favorite phrase from you guys is “it’ll work until it don’t” 😂
Again, thank you Rory and Mike for coming to our rescue on Pritchett. Was a great cap to the end of our wheeling week in moab. We ended up completing the trail and took the long way. Got at the highway at 10:01 pm haha.
So was it just a trail repair and did you get it back home and rework it any more or is it a good to go fix?
Yes just a trail repair. The welds completely came off the axle shaft. It was my buddies jeep. After Rory welded it, we finished finished trail. And definitely put some pressure to it on the way out. Held up just fine. They did as of today get the bracket rewelded at their shop.
@@TheTexasjsz24 Thanks for the reply... We usually hear Rory tell the owners that this is a temp repair that needs checked out once they get home, i didnt hear it this time so i was just curious how it went. Glad you were able to continue on with a working trail fix, Rory and the guys are life savers with this stuff.
Was the bracket initially welded from Currie or a shop?
@@jasononeal2473 it wss a shop weld. Not currie.
Don't let them shame you, Mike, I am the same way. If it's mine, whatever. But if it's ANYBODY else's, it must be perfect! I take pride in my work, but I also do it at work all day and by the time I get to mine, it's going to work. Period. I do not care beyond it working.
You guys help make the world a little better of a place each day. Thanks for all you do! Good luck with the #24HourHellandBack I'm rooting for both you and Paul! All honesty I think Rory should be named King of Moab anyone else?
The man, the myth, the legend.
Look forward to watching the three of you. I also love watching you in the barn
We always used windshield washer fluid to load tires. Doesn't freeze and will not rust the rims. Great video as always. You guys have to much fun on a daily basis, for it to be work.
Thanks for the tip.
We load our tractors with beet juice.
Heavier than water and non-corrosive.
Methanol, found in WWF, destroys the tire from the inside out.
Speaking of ammo boxes, a few days ago, I was just leaving a tire store and across the street, an antique store was having a tent sale. I ran across a vendor selling a 60mm mortar round ammo box. I have never seen an ammo box so huge but it was so cool and I had to have it. I'll find a use for it, even if I have to invent one!
We all have those I don't need it but I want I want it moments. 😉
I have a few that were for special 57mm rounds they are like suitcases. for offroad use the best I have found are the 40mm grenade cans they hold just about any loose tool your going to bring. I also have some vietnam era air force night vision cases those are really nice because they are watertight and float so I keep two on my boat with emergency stuff
@@grimsoul0 yep, ive had mine for 26 years , it will be our 27 year anniversary next March 22nd!! HAHA
@@warrenmichael918 LOL, I liked that. And congrats.
The driveshaft idea blew my mind. Rorys mind is thinking decades ahead in time.
That feeling you get when you get a broken weld to line up perfectly is priceless! Good luck in Farmington.
I had to put one of my 2 cats to sleep September 13, Nala is her name, I know it's part of life but I am friggin hurting and crying ... she was a really special girl.
watching these videos at least keeps me sane during my grieving process.
Hugs from Belgium.
They may be pets, but they are still family
Sorry for your loss, pets are definitely family.
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Thank you Rory, she was 16...
When a customer trust your trail repair to go play again, that is the ultimate compliment.
Fantastic camera work by Mike; the lighting effects he manages to capture are cinema-quality, without the cinema hardware! (Go-Pros are pretty robust, eh? lol)
Another great watch! Special mention to Rory for being super kind, even more than usual for sharing with us how he utilizes the mechanical grip in so many ways while wheeling, fixing, recovering, etc. It's his complete understanding of the physics of it all that has allowed him to build, modify, drive, fix, recover, and just about problem solve anything he encounters. It's that combined with his experience and super sound logic (hey, making splashes usually is very fun, usually) that is all wrapped up in this fully accountable, very humble but also very fun character that is RORY IRISH !!! You're a super unique individual man and someone I enjoy watching and fully respect, and I'm just so thankful that you shared some of your life with us because although "sharing is caring", being out and about, doing your thing gets difficult when your recognizable. Its all about tradeoffs and if in the end it all equals out as a NET POSITIVE it would had been all worth it - almost, kind of, maybe like an unnecessary front dig (forgot what you all call it but its the maneuver when you lock the rear, anchoring it while apply throttle and steering input to the front axle) and all I'll say to that is I'll (that being YOU) be the judge on whether or not its necessary...and guess what Rory, you'll certainly be right! Haha!
Great video!! I don't care what you guys are doing it's fun to watch. Shop time, trail time, rescues or camera fails. Great stuff!! Your buggy is looking pretty darn awesome!! Glad you got the guy going again so he could finish the trail.
Man I'm really digging how the buggy is turning out 👌👍👍🤌
Hell yeah looking good can't wait to see you and Paul on the 24hr Hell & Back
Rory what brand and size tires are you using on the buggy... Good luck at 24HourHellandBack. With your vast experience I'm sure you will end up #1..
Buggy is looking good. I like the driveline fix. If it works it can't be be bad. Another good trail repair. Shawn sneezing at the beginning made me think he might be allergic to the shenanigans. Have fun at Hell & Back. Thanks for sharing
I'll see you guys soon... One of your previous episodes convinced me to rent an all-wheel drive Ford standard automobile... And go get lost 30 plus miles deep into Moab trails 🐒
Sounds fun count me in on a rental car competition to see who goes the furthest. 👍
Probably should buy the extra insurance, just in case...
@@61rampy65 I'm skipping insurance, going to get some 10 inch spiked lug nuts instead. 🤣😂😅
Love the tenacious d reference 😂 the buggy looks great rory! I feel like you went from 200k to 205k pretty fast.. thats great news for you guys!
You and your crew do a great job and are happy doing it that always makes it enjoyable to watch your videos thank you so much
The drive shafts are flipping brilliant 👏
Comment gold my friend. A flipping comment to remember lol
if you can get it put beet juice in your tires its non corrosive and the same weight as calcium at 11 lbs per gallon compared to water at 8.3 lbs per gallon. it also does not freeze till -35 which is perfect for your operation.
And after a thousand miles in the tires the beet juice will taste better than it did straight out of the can!😂
Really enjoyed the comment on the weld that needs a blanket. One for the welders amongst us to pick up on.😊
Now that is a genius idea, having driveshafts that can do double duty and fit either front or rear drivelines and have extra long slip joints, now that is thinking
Good finally the green buggy looks great. Go with green on your other vehicles too. This will help you sell your channel and your merch. This will give you the sharp polished look. Your guys are great mechanics and great off-roaders. Just go for that extra polished professional look of painting your vehicles green. (Similar to Matt with the yellow.)
Man! Pritchett Canyon is no joke. The buggy made it look pretty easy.
Congrats to the guy with the pecker egg. That's fun. // Buggy's looking good.
Thank you, guys. You'll never know how much you are doing for some people.
Im a little tired of youtube videos, but i always must see Trail Mater. It is the best channel! Love the endings and how it seems you all having fun together.
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LOVE that locking tool box holder...GENIUS!!!!
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For long term, you need a Glycol mixture to prevent rusting inside your wheels.
I don't think it's called rust with aluminum wheels...
Oxidation is the word you're looking for
The calcium chloride used in tractor tires is nasty stuff. Horribly corrosive to steel wheels and even the stainless and brass parts of your valve cores. I like the glycol idea, maybe propylene glycol.
I’m not sure I like additional unsprung weight in a four-wheeler. Puts additional twisting loads on ball joints, etc., plus dead weight in vertical climbs (notice how much more poorly the buggy climbs vertical steel?)
You guys ought to offer tours where they bring their own vehicle, and you help them have an enjoyable experience..
Pumping out the videos. Love it. You and your team are awesome! Although I know Rory would never do it, but this should be a TV show on discovery. There's so much knowledge being passed along for free unlike that idiot Ben that is an entitled little mud grub. No more jeep parts or shop time for you. 😂😂😂
We got to see you guys, and cheered for you at WE Rock, but didn't stop to bug you. It was hot! We did take a pic with Trail Mater though! Soooo cool in person!
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Adiós Miguel.
Hola estoy bien.
I'm fine.😊🤷🏽♂️
Right on ride on! Good idea with waighting your wheels. But why not use something like" tire slime"
Price. Water is cheap, and stays at the bottom the tire while rotating. Slime is more of a gel, and sticks to the entire tire.
Always a good-day when a new Trail -Mater video drops. You are the best Rory -- keep up the outstanding videos, you really have a knack for TH-cam.
Lofl....."I'm struggling over which of these lines to pick" .....Mike is awesome and all 3 of you just keep being awesomer!!! Aaaahahahahaha......THEN, "these welds need a blanket".......quick,hold my beer guys!
Excellent video guys....that buggy is sick !!!.... thanks for taking us along !!
I've been watching a lot of your videos.. a somewhat common theme from is you apologizing for the way your comments go etc
I have to say you do a great job explaining things....way better than a lot of people on TH-cam! Your video quality is awesome too
Keep up the great work 👍
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That is one sharp rig- will be anxiously awaiting reports & video from my favorite team. Good. Luck....... thanks for taking us along
Have fun and be careful out there. Looking forward to seeing the videos about the 24 hours.
You got the winning equation Rory
[Skills +5] [yj +3] [mike/shaun +20] [coil springs -10] = winner.
On my build for the roof I went to the army surplus store and got a old tent it’s waterproof and easily replaceable. Keep up the good good work guys Love your videos.👍🏻
Such a cool😎 buggy . You know your stuff and having the right team backing is the best . Ps love the bits at the end of episode 😅
Yo guys the AMERICAN FLAG is still being displayed incorrectly!
With this rig the spectators on the racecourse or the trail don't need a heads up - they can hear you squeeking along miles away! 😂😁😜🤟
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Good luck to you and Paul lord willing y'all come out on top 🙏
Rory makes everything look easy along with Mike’s help of course, add Shawn to the mix and the result equals great videos whether rock crawling recoveries or shop time.
Rory do you have a register on Amazon for your upcoming wedding? I would like to help in anyway that I can. Was very nice meeting you guys at the old shop and buying more t-shirts and stickers. awesome video have a good time.
Well if ya get another call for same jeep… ya know the weld was good for the distance n went n hey they wanted to go farther…. Would be fun… yes for fun to see if it got out? Frik will probably have the jeep fall apart around your weld 👊🙌💯🥰🙏
Always a good day when trail mater uploads
Fill the tires with beet juice from Rim Guard Solutions. Heavier than water, nontoxic and non corrosive. Mainly used in tractor tires.
Haven't seen the water trick in a while. Coming from a family of circle track racers, I heard stories of my uncle getting in trouble back in the 60s for wetting the track in a crash. Evidently, it was handy to have the left side front tire as heavy as possible.
I NEVER EVER tire of your "office" scenery. Nice to see that your stone was found.
I'll say it again; Just your drive going out to the rescue would've been our wheeling life achievement for a lot of us...
For you guys is just "the way you go to recover a vehicle"
I don't know a lot about it, but there's a lot of money under that jeep. xD
All the big buck brands.
Rory out there on baby springs and 2” shocks wheeling buggy lines like a boss. Don’t do this unless you can fix it on the trail yourself, or you’re near Rory! 😂
As a farmer with tractors water/ fluid in tires adds weight to tires but also adds upspring weight to suspension and adds to overall total gross vehicle weight. Great for off road applications to increase traction and stability as weight is low. Not great on road as upsprung weight is 8lbs / gal higher can get funky bounces on road at speed
The buggy is looking and sounding great you got the to hell and back challenge whipped already
If it works doesn't really matter wha5 it looks like. Love your videos guys 😊
I still think the number of "views" is low. Something ain't right in Denmark.
Can’t wait for the 24 Hell and Back video 🤗🤗🤗 Good luck guys!
water in the tires make good scence more traction we put hydrolic fluid in some skidder tires in the winter logging opperations but what a mess trying to break them down for the summer time nice buggy anyway and good luck and have a good time
ok...now we need a photo of Mike's steering column and brake lines....
love you guys, good video, good luck on your week end competitive games.
The Lord Bless you and yours
Water in the tire is key. 300 lbs each and low . Good luck guys. Have fun
6:35 I've put water in the tires of my demo car. Definitely adds traction.
Rory Irish and his Amazing Singing Welder! I see so many people using the Premier Power welder, (because they are freaking AMAZING), But only Rory makes it Sing! Great job guys. Have fun at W.E.ROCK and 24 to Hell and Back. Can't wait for the videos. Thanks to everyone who helps to make it all happen, LuvYa.
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Alway's a blast watching you guy's. A good trick to use to keep the moisture out is to keep two or three pieces of sidewalk chalk in with your tools. It works for me and I live in Kentucky were the humidity is high. Mike don't let them get to you I'm the same way. It's just how I was taught to take pride in my work. Rory the buggy is looking great. Can't wait to see the video of you at Hell and back. Thanks for the video stay safe guy's.
Stopped by the shop for photos yesterday with the rigs! Surreal experience.
We ran water in the tractor tires. At just a certain speed, the water would oscillate and get that old tractor shaking.
Where did you get that face mask for welding? COOL
Speak to you? We've been trying to get ahold of you about your toasters extended warranty.
Stay safe guys. Bugy is a nice peice to your fleet. We'll capable machines
Perfect. And if you get stranded just drain the tires for water. Yummmmm?
The buggy is looking good. Already for the weekend at Farmington. Good luck. Have fun, don't sweat the small stuff. Mike, lol. Someone's got to be OCD.
Can you explain the reasons for water in the tires? Advantages and disadvantages?
Greetings from the other side
Thanks for the lol moments
HEAT PROTECTION FOR CAMS
Was scrolling wish for cellphone holder an cam across a umbrella for phone an camera, might help in keeping them cool
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With our farm tractors, we put water in the tires also.. it lowers your center of gravity and adds traction on rear tires with low air pressure with water supporting sidewalls of tires
Mike did you just that a forehead? I'd say that was at least a 6 head...lol Have fun and stay safe this weekend.
160 pounds per tire, 640 extra weight on the ground instead of in the air ought to work great.
I can visualize that extra 400 ish pounds pulling the rear of the the buggy up and over ... and you cannot get the weight any lower. I had a Landscape/ Waterfall/ etc company for 30 years and all my loaders and tractors had water in them for traction and to get the CofG down as low as possible helps keep your equipment out of retention ponds and I noticed less damage to yards, not as much rutting, I guess better traction, but I learned it from an old farmer that I worked in his Garden Center in my earlier years, and just kept doing it. The only tire I finally gave up and went 'perma-runflats', WHEELBARROWS, man I replaced at least 98 tires before I said the heck with this and never looked back. Love you guys!
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Can not believe you took it out before you had it fully enclosed and insulated to keep the dust out. As a professional you will not need luck , JUST SHOW THEM HOW IT'S DONE 👍
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Had no idea the long slip joints even existed. In the late 60's, early 70's the 350 swapped FJ 40 Land Cruisers swapped front and rear driveshafts, and got away without having to build new shafts. Same sort of idea.
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Rory would it be possible to see the drive shaft and wiring on Mike's Death Star? I am curious to see.
It is smart to take an extra drive shaft for 24 hour to hell and back
I like your idea of dual brake pedals. How about left and right pedals like a backhoe, to get you out of a tight spot? Used with open diffs
We use beet juice in tractor tires as well..works good & its heavy..but im not sure how much weight you would want in pickup size tires..but it seems to me that the volume in the tire would be important...i know when the tire guys fill tractor tires they have a chart & go by tire size..but they do it by liquid volume %%. If you posituon the valve stem about 11 or 1oclock.
Thats about the level of the ballast inside...I'm sure the correct volume would get the desired results...but, hey..who does things by the book??? Right ?? Thats boreing !!!
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Happy Trails Brother
Good luck I trust you to beat Paul at fabrats give him the run of the money
Thanks for another great video! Can't wait until Mike gets his drone.
Hey Mike, how many times have U dropped the camera holding it out and down while moving? Guys you all make an enjoyable video, I hope my daughter and Nieto get to see you @ Farmington, have fun and drive safe..
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I don't know I'm not there but I hope there's enough room that your head don't hit none of them self tappers
Kudos guys. This is one amazing rig! Can't wait to see hell and back. I'm sure you'll rock it. All three of ya are some purely talented guys. What you do works. Keep on rocking it guys 👊
As long as the part of Mike's brain stays ok and tells him to go pee he will be fine.
Great camera work. The bright green looks nice against the desert.
We run salt water in our farm tractor tires. The salt adds density to the weight of the water.
always love the out takes.
pipefitters wear an insulated cap that comes down over their ears to keep sparks out
It is what a love about this channel.....always good for a chuckle and great recoveries! Buggy looks awesome
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