Cummins Hybrid Turbo, Injector Upgrade On The First Gen.
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Heath (& Cedar), I am so glad you finally have a truck which you are so happy with. I think the ‘Young Heath’ in you must be dancing and singing along. You’ve waited years for this to happen, CONGRATS 🥳 on getting a bit of what you want. You’ve worked so hard for so long on the house, getting everything so perfectly finished, now a little of that for you. That is wonderful.
Go for your drives snd enjoy what you have ‘yearned’ for, for so long.
God Bless you all and take time o relax and enjoy your rewards.
All my love, Ellen. D.
Queensland, Australia.
Regarding chickens, I just saw the coolest thing. Apparently pumpkin is very good for chickens. These people had hung their pumpkin up in their chicken barn so it hung about 6 inches off the floor. The chickens peck at it and it will gradually disappear because they love it. I'm not sure, but I think they cut the hard peel off in a couple of places, maybe to get them started. I just thought it was a cool idea, but I don't have the ability to raise chickens so have to live vicariously through others.
Yes, and talk about some yellow yolks!!
Nothing better than an old reliable diesel truck. Might be a good idea to mount one or two underbody toolboxes on the flatbed, I have a skirted flatbed with integrated boxes on my truck and not having to climb up onto the bed for tie downs and miscellaneous tools is a game changer! Love the videos as always!
+ok she's snoring right now dont trip over my junk and break you neck not sure if I should turn shower on or listen to her snore
My buddy told me he put a reverse camera on his roof pointing towards the 5th wheel n also the trailer hitch on the frame n makes it much easier for hooking up trailers by yourself that would be a great idea as well
Heath love the first gen, I used to work for a salvage yard even many years ago. Are flatbed truck had a diesel tank on it like yours only difference was just we cut a hole in the bed. And drop the diesel tank into the bed and let it sit on the frame of the truck, and then we put the tool box on top it gave us a better view out the back, work out pretty good. Just a suggestion.
I couldn't help but chuckle thinking about the song "Ruby Don't Take Your Love to Town" during your test drive.
I have a 99 Cummins and it puts a smile on my face every time I drive it .
Simplicity in design and the engines accessible. That's one of the reasons I went with my 2003 3500 Cummins. I'm actually getting ~22 mpg in and around the city. The engine and 5-speed transmission have been awesome, but the dash looks like a jigsaw puzzle. LMC replacement dash is in her future. I should roll up and past 150,000 miles in the coming week. Really enjoying the truck content as a change of pace from the house, but looking forward to the start of the goat hotel. Hope you have a little more time for firewood collection before the full winter kicks in.
you have a very calming voice, i was feeling the anxieties flared up when i hit play but i feel like i may even sleep tonight; thanks Heath! glad you didn't have a "runaway" many blessings to you and yours!!
My gf calls Heath “calm voice guy”
Man I love your type of commentary on your videos a no bullshit type of commentary just straight forward no nonsense type of knowledge ... great job
Ruby always steals the show. Looking good Heath.
I always enjoy your posts even though I am not interested in the vehicles. It's just fun to see you doing what's fun for you. I loved Reid's dunk shots and the father/son car care with Rett in the background. Your family brings us all joy as well.
I've had great success with my chickens laying in the winter by putting a light on a timer so they have light for at least 16 hours a day...I've read that chickens need that much light going through their eyes to keep laying normal...you can research it but I've had good luck doing that good luck!!
Egg production is more closely tied to hours of light in a day. You can increase their productivity by adding light in the coop. Some people prefer to let their chickens go through that natural decrease. Personally I have timers and whole production still decreases it isn’t as drastic
So happy that I don't live in a place that's super cold this time of year! Can't wait to get back out west this spring and see the place! #stoneyridgefarmer
How is it that Cedar is even prettier than usual meanwhile Heath getting scruffier amid the autumn chill 😅
😂 Thanks! 😊
Thank you for letting us see how you get ready for winter. Cars and trucks have to be taken care of differently here. We live in the desert you live in the mountains. God bless.
Recommend adding a sheet of plywood between the bed of the truck and the fuel cell. Helps prevent holes wearing through the fuel tank from any grit or rocks that work there way between the tank and the bed. Love your videos and storytelling ability. Keep up the great work.
That’s a slam dunk in anyone’s book!
You play the best background music in your vids. We watch all of your vids and enjoy them greatly.
Good to hear there is the probability of a winter building project with the barn. Nothing personal, but being the widow of a mechanic (35 years together), my eyes just glaze over when there's wrenching going on... but I love the building. And Cedar projects, too. But carry on, it's all good for somebody who's watching! :D
I like the videos that include diesel truck mechanics. I like all your videos.
Talking of old tech being easier to fix than new tech, It reminds me how my father used to say that to us and I say to mine. I think the getting old thing is here brother.
That Diesel shop is close to me. Greetings from Illinois.
Good morning Heath. You are a master of all trades. After replacing the turbo charger, and the fuel injector lines. Bleeding the fuel system, the engine sounds so sweet.. Ruby being with you on the test drive, a wonderful video. Cedar being in the kitchen canning the rest of the home grown vegetable's, look real wonderful and very tasty.
You will want a pyrometer gage to keep an eye on the temp of the turbo !
He did mention he was needing gauges soon. He will be doing an ad for someone soon I would think.
Nice to get some problems out of the way Heath with winter nipping at your heels. Can't wait till you spend some time at the cabin. Be careful and Cedar and you stay safe.
I enjoy your view point regarding that truck. I have a 1991 First Gen Cummins and it drives me crazy to see people going nuts on horse power. This is one of the most innovative trucks ever produced. It was designed for it's time and does very well what it was designed to do.
I like the paint as it is, the patina gives it character.
Hey Heath and Cedar keep doing what you’re doing, it’s gonna be find because God’s got this, great video! 🤩🤩🤩👏👏👏👍👍👍💯💯💯
In winter, fed our chickens laying mash and all our leftover food. Put in a pot on the wood heater overnight. With 21 chickens laying 19 eggs a day, the other farmers we knew didn't believe it. Their disbelief produced their results, but not ours.
I have been anxiously waiting for for video all day!
Even my old defender dose 27. Good job you have fuel.
I do like the sound a straight 6 Cummins makes .
Like the truck too .
Though I would be torn between leaving the paint as is .
Or at least respraying the cab .
Great vlog .
RED POPPY GARAGE @ it again farming with his trucks and toy machinery ! 😆👏👏
I had 85 VW golf that was a dealer special I bought after my tour in S.Korea. I loved that car I even took it to Germany with me. could drive from Augusta GA to Abilene TX with a $20 bill
Is there anything better than tooling down country roads in a pickup you built yourself with a big ol' floppy eared dog in the seat next to you?
Doing it with your wife/gf, or kids with you would be much better.
@@wildbill23c Go back under your bridge.
@@honthirty_ Cool story...maybe you should try getting a life instead of thinking you are better than others. Not everyone shares your same asshole values.
Man... I get tired just watching you :) You are one hard working dude!
When my diesel machines run out of fuel, to bleed the air from the lines, I cover the turbo air inlet while cranking the engine. This creates a vacuum and sucks the fuel and air in and starts the engine. Just thought I’d pass that on. Great show.
Pleased for this one, looking forward to the next one! x
Yay! You are indoors, good stuff!
I have that exact tank/ tool box set up. and I too have never put fuel in it. lol
great job on the turbo install brother truck seems to run smooth some paint and a few touchup she will be perfect!
I’ve used some parts from area diesel. Here in my home state. Cool to hear you used them as well
Too bad he doesn't have a garage with a stove that he could pull the tuck into to work on it.
SMH always.
He does the shop has a Wood stove in it he just hasn't used it yet.
@@beast5702 Sarcasm went right above your head. SMH
Weather is nice so why would he?
He trashes that shop so fast, he ever will!
Turbo Performance in southern Calif has our results and they are a big part of our results.
It is a pleasure to hear you talk Cummins diesel. I understand your interest in Gen One. When I was selling Rams, yes a gal selling trucks, often I would get phone calls from cattle ranchers looking for exactly what you have there to use as feed trucks. Put it in granny low and let it idle while tossing bales off the back. In 2003 when the quieter 24 valve came out many people came in because the wife hated the noise of the older Cummins. No emissions issues on yours either! Proud of your choice Heath!
I used to do the same, except in reverse picking up hay out of the field, throw the truck in low and low range and go toss hay onto the trailer...no diesel necessary, can't stand the horrible rattling noise, my tractor is bad enough.
7.3 powerstroke is the only engine I use... got 646k miles atm.
Love my first gen, glad you got one for extra bit of first gen content 👍
Always enjoy the videos!
Purrs like a kitten, great job Heath.
That truck is sounding good
I think Reed is now an editorial consultant with his slam dunk shown 3 times
😀😀 Thought as much too
never to early to start the recruitment process.
HELLO from las Vegas Nevada
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
Look, the dog was enjoying the ride with you
The only thing I would add is a cold air intake for more fresh air n torque for towing etc . Good videos keep them up
Thanks been waiting for this
do you feel you have a lot of important things to get done in the next couple weeks? ... I cleaned out the garage yesterday... washed the floors and the walls.. have to move some stuff out to the shed so i can possibly work on repainting one of the cars over winter.. yep its not an easy time of the year but because a neighbor fell ill at the beginning of sept i got most of the stuff outside done before he got out of the hospital so i wouldn't be running equipment.. he turned out fine... so it was just a push for me that was unexpected... what do you have left to do? Solar, Firewood, Backup Generator, Setup the Plow, Shed for the Goats... good luck
Sounds nice!!
Truck is looking good. Some paint and it'll be like new. That dually setup might give you fits in the snow/mud though.
The ending looks like Reed's landing may have not been so good LOL...
Would be cool with some wooden sides on the faltbed. Nice truck! Love the patina and stock look
Like that dually!!
Wooooooohooooooeeeeiiii!!!! A little later than usual, hey, I'll take it!!!!
I was working on a IDI 6.9L Ford when it started to run away. A couple shop rags just went right through, so I took the fender cover and tried to choke it down. It ate that up just as easy as the shop rags. Needless to say, it finally slung it's guts out.
Well I'm not a car/truck repair person but you looked like you were having a lot of fun under the hood.
Ya know, when you and Ruby cruised to town I noticed you two have the expressions and mannerisms on your faces.
Can't wait for the barn.
ADS are the best. And if you are ever in Carlinville, IL., stop and have lunch at Taylor's Chili Parlor. They are really good. Love your videos take care and be safe.
I found a great old Jeep Comanche pickup. I am toying with the idea of putting a small diesel in it as a backup to my 2021 F-250 Diesel. If something ever happens to that 2021 truck there is no hope of me fixing anything major likely. Having a few simple vehicles around would be real peace of mind. PS keep adding in some kitchen preservation videos. Not just processing but perhaps planning as well. How much to plant to end up with certain amount of preserved items. Etc. I can wild game and fish as well. I never hear you talk about hunting much but you likely have abundance of game around you!
If you upgrad to a fast fuel system would help with it losing prime can use a lower micron filter and protect those new injectors
nice thing about your truck, a lot of room to work
Great job on the install & video!!! Nothing better than seeing our parts in action and the collaborative result achieved! Thank you to everyone that has come over to visit our channel from Heath's recommendations. It's incredible and we appreciate your comments, interest, subscribes and if you need anything diesel-related, reach out. Customer service to find the right solution is our top priority!
Before throwing a turbo and injectors on the engine wouldn't it have made more sense to have the needed fuel supply to support those items ? Gauges to monitor exhaust temperature and fuel pressure also
Drinking game..... key word "daily driver"
On your Cummins motor there's a hand pump on your motor check it and make sure that the pump does not leak fuel out around the pump handle when you prime it and also there check valves inside the hand pump if the check valves are not doing what they're supposed to do you will get fuel to drain back to the fuel tank
Great job on the swap! I'm thinking you're at about 230 hp now, with the changes. I've always had diesel trucks for years, they're workhorses. Hard to find dependable, mechanical, vehicles now, everything's computers...lol
AS Artie use to say... Very interesting...
Red poppy diesel? Sensational
Red Poppy Ranch do not forget the required Idaho mudflaps for your truck. Required in Idaho on ALL trucks even pickup's. Ask me how I found that out! lol
Seat belt mandatory in the state? :)
Billy Bob Thornton let me guess: Your Truck Tires slung a Rock hit a state Troopers windshield and busted it ! Then he ran you down and U got a ticket for it & had to pay for a windshield???? 🤔😂🤣👍
Come on Billy Bob tell us!!!!!
@@CCRider5312 Actually I wish I could say that happened but NO. He had some one else pulled over and I slowed down and went partially into the other lane to get by him as he had his back to me as he turned around he saw me and looked confused and then pulled me over for no tag on the front of my truck. I had a tag just my winch happened to be in the way where he couldn't see it. So then he realized the only way to get me to give a green stamp was because he went on was that Idaho requires all trucks to have mud flaps I says it a pick up truck. He said ALL trucks. And wrote me the ticket.
@@CyprusTM YES
@@BillyBob-xd8qj I would’ve seen him in court for that because that’s ridiculous on a pick up truck I understand the big trucks need them but pick up trucks have fenders over the tires where Tractor Trailers don’t
Heath and Cedar great videos and love your delivery of content. While I respect opinion on diesels I still wonder about your comment on efficiency. I am running a 21 Ram 2500 short bed with the 6.4 Hemi and on the road have been over 18mpg. Around here diesel fuel cost about .50cents a gallon more than diesel not to mention the higher maintenance costs of the diesel. While I believe a diesel is the way to go if your working a truck everyday I have a tuff time justifying as a daily driver. I tow a 5th wheel camper as well as several other trailers and am sure my yearly expenses are less than 1/2 what a diesel is.
Yes, the only time a diesel makes any sense is if you got it loaded down and doing long trips with it every day, all day. Using one as a grocery getter, mall crawler, mini van isn't going to do anything for you in savings, diesel...diesel...diesel, just keep mentioning that word every where you go, for parts, service, repairs, fuel, and the dollar signs start rolling...everything costs more, and unless you are keeping it forever you'll never make up for all the added costs associated with one.
Careful with increasing torque. When you play you pay. I destroyed two transfer cases with 50 horse injectors and a 4" exhaust.
The more fuel you give it the more you have to back off the timing of the injection pump to lower the idle, good running truck
Not on a VE pump. There is literally a idle screw that controls idle on his truck. In fact, a little more timing would be good for his truck.
Great job 👍👍👌🙋🏻♀️♥️😍
Gov spring and fuel pin from thd with some afc tuning. (decent first gen) has a discount code for 10% off. Also look into advancing the timing a tad, there's a timing advance spacer that benefits in this area.
Does the lemon juice keep any canned fruit or vegetable from “browning”? I canned peaches…they taste good, but aren’t that pretty peach color🧐
The lemon juice is to lower the ph. Acidity is important in canning processing and safety. It also prevents browning in many foods.
Hiya Heath and Cedar
Love your videos and I have to share gas engine HP don’t compare to your trucks ❤️🇨🇦
Famous last words. Do we remember the Aluminum Flatbed On Chevy K30 4x4 what he really needed
Ruby is getting big, stay safe
She looks like a human riding on the passenger side looking around, hahaha that tickles 😆 me to watch her riding 😂🤣
You should board and batton that headliner. 😀
My love for Jehovah has pulled me through dark times. The love from my brothers and sisters is keeping me going. This channel I must say has really contributed and helped me with my mental health. Heath I love you ethics. A man who loves God, has respect for life, for women, for his children, his family, friends and neighbours, a joy to watch. How can anyone not love this man? I was away in hospital for 6months because of an illness so I’ve been watching from where I left off. I tried to watch some in hospital but pain was interrupting my focus. Trust me Heath when I say you have a positive impact on my life. Your channel is a joy to watch. God bless you and your family. ❤️
If your youngest son gets any taller he's gonna need some new clothes. We remember when he used to love to dab when you all wanted the kids to be in one of the videos.
Some people's kids I swear out grow their clothes within the same day you buy them LOL.
You just need to bump that timeing a tiny bit. It will clear the smoke up. It will run cooler. Have more get up. Also I would say when ur lift pump fails do a piston lift pump. Much more reliable
Hello Red Poppy !
Good video
testing of our device was very rewarding, showing positi9ve dyno testing results. EPA very interested in our product, just running out of funds and health issues with the inventor that is slowing everything down not to mention my run in with strokes, can't walk.
Like the video. How is the solar system going
a whole episode on fixing something in the truck.. can't wait for the paint drying video, LOL
Nice work, to bad the Chevy is gone, I liked it! To bad you only have a single cab, that little extra room is nice. Maybe a tool box on the side or under the bed so you don't always have to climb up.
Don’t think he’s worried about the extra room he wants a workhorse flatbed truck for the farm. Them Cummings are the best diesels made in my opinion. In the long many years of Diesel engine production Ive run the old timer engines. I’ve run Detroit engines, I’ve run Mack Engines, & Volvo engines in Tractor Trailers, I drove for years. But the Caterpillar and Cummings are the two best engines I’ve ever had they’ll both pull a 80,000 lb load up a mountain like there’s nothing back there compared to the others I mentioned. I’ve had those other engines sounded like they was struggling to pull the load up the mountains. But Cummings and Caterpillar is the two best in the Diesel world. Chevy Duramax is 100 years behind those other companies in mastering the Diesel engine. And don’t get me wrong I drive a gasoline engine Chevy Truck so I’m not anti Chevy I think they are the best gasoline engine Trucks on the road. But Diesel is a whole nother ball of wax.
That flat bed Duelly It’ll be nice when Heath’s done with it. Heath’s correct you can work on the older ones these new ones forget fixing it yourself. Because you have to take to the dealership which costs you two arms and one leg.
I like my regular cab truck...great reason to not have to haul anyone anywhere for one, and it keeps the amount of crap you toss in the cab at a minimum because there's no place to put it.
Slam Dunk!!!
Ruby...don't take your love to town! LOL!!