Giveaway winner and Jeep upgrades!
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- Yes I do actually own a @warnindustries winch and I put on my Willys! But I'm taking it off soon and replacing it with a @harborfreight Badlands winch. The Warn winch will go on my Dodge when I build it into the off road wrecker so that I can air the tires up and down
Collins Dollies
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Yankum Ropes products!
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Superclean.com
Auxbeam switch pods and lighting products.
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Auxbeam 6 switch pod
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When I ordered my tracks from
Dave at American track trucks he specifically told me to upgrade my power steering. Glad I listen to him! Things used salesmen won't tell ya lol
I knew it would be a problem and already had the steering upgrade planned
Well sir, I was to go help someone to do something somewhere, but your video popped up and made me forget who I was to help, somewhere, doing something, maybe a few more of your videos will help me remember. Stay safe and healthy 👍👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you Riley your amazing keep up keep being awesome
Did you get your super clean?
The oil spot on the underside of the hood says it all, ha ha! Always enjoy your channel!
The tracks are great for winter 🥶 and once you get the bugs worked out they will be an asset. I’ve seen a few trucks with tracks here in Michigan but they are kinda pricey.
Thank you for the time and effort put into every video.
Your daughter reminds me of my granddaughter, party dress and rubber boots! “Can I work with you Papa?!”
Congratulations Rich Freedom! Nice YOU get Super Clean stuff. Your fleet comes along great. Can't wait to see the new wrecker vision and build.
Hey Casey
You need a couple or six more vehicles to maintain !
i always carried heavy duty tire chains for all 4 corners of my 4x4s never let me down in 60+ years of off roading
Congrats Rich!! Great vid bud! good lookin willys
Great video Casey! Stay safe and have a great week.
12:30 The Squirt would simply get yelled at...
YOU however would quickly need to build the Sub-Sub-Sub-Basement under the Doghouse you'll be living in for the next decade or 3...
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Thanks for the video and to comments below - always learn something new from both.
If Riley can pick a winner, she surely can climb a ladder. Soon, she will handing you wrenches while you're working in the shop.🙃
We’ve seen all kinds of rescues with all kinds of vehicles so were probably ready to watch a Subaru rescued with the pink tractor😎
First of all; I really enjoy your videos. Secondly; do you have, or have you ever thought of installing a second battery in parallel to double your power? Do you leave the vehicle running? I have noticed that you shut down your vehicles when you arrive at a job site. Do you ever worry about the truck not starting again?
You gotta quit spending so much time explaining everything to these meatheads! You don’t need to prove anything.
Then I wouldn't have any videos...
Moving to turn? That’s how us ol’ folks learned how to drive before power steering. Move to turn at all time.
You're not the only one who's had to deal with no power steering..
Armstrong power steering was common on all the trucks and buses when I started commercial driving, it builds you up to look like a bodybuilder.
Look into a Good NASCAR pump and cooler assembly. CV products here in NC can help you a lot.
For the future JIC, place a 2x4 under the wheels as the tread wears on the tires.
Thanks.
Get an aftermarket trans cooler and plumb it into your power steering lines. That will keep your power steering from boiling over. I did it to my YJ steering system and also added 2-4" 12v computer fans to the cooler for when you are crawling so it still stays cool.
The hydro assist kit I ordered comes with a cooler
I was just wondering if you could have eliminated the extra force needed to turn the front tracks by only having tracks on the rear?? Or this that not possible because of gear ratio conflict??
That would defeat the whole purpose of tracks
Haha… she’s cute… she said see ya later alligator…
Land Rover as your next car?
NiNice job on the "plug"
What light bar do you have on the front? Seems super bright in some of your videos.
Harbor Freight
Dude, you used the Super Clean and then didn't show us the end result? Is it in another video somewhere?
In a few of them
WHAT'S WITH THE OIL STAIN on the pumkin?
If it stops leaking I know I need to refill it.
I sure enjoy your videos you Crack me up. That's the only way to pick a winner.
Where did you get your jack extension?
911 Motorsports
I wouldn't have been worried about the brakes anyway I'd be more worried about bearings you should keep a couple of those with you just in case while you're up on the mountain but baby those come with your new kit for being heavy duty you never mentioned anything about the bearings but that was very well explained I think that's a pretty cool setup I've never seen anything like that except for the rigs up on the mountain at Mount Hood ski Lodge but usually it's just that big tractor up there with the huge tires I like that older Jeep you got to can't beat that old stuff the older the better keep up the great videos and on those jack stands I was just thinking can't you put an extra inch of metal and just weld it on there u probably have to measure it once you had it in the right spot to get the track to line up but then there again you're not always going to be on that height of pavement so I think you're probably just screwed you'll just have to be careful LOL 😂 be safe out there
I doub't the bearings will be a problem, what wears a bearing more is improper maintenance, the axel is only spinning a tiny sprocket compared to a larger wheel so the rotational mass isn't gonna be an issue and the weight that the bearing sees is the same as that is applied by the vehicle not the tire.
@@sterlingodeaghaidh5086 so he could just put spacers on there too then because it's only running a little sprocket right but that was good to know I thought the bearings would go bad
@@junkyardhillbilly Maybe, don't know for sure but idk if that's advised by the track manufacturer.
Mr Casey Thanks for sharing and stay safe
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You have a couple ready for tow jobs until you get the heavy truck ready!
First time I found your video here, That girl is about the cutest thing I have seen.
Congrats to the winner!
So cool 😎
Sounds like a good plan for everything
When you put the new steering system on drain the power steering fluid and use hydraulic fluid iso 30 or 32 I forget the number at the moment. Hydraulic fluid will take a higher heat because of the smaller orifices it has to go through, heating the fluid, it will keep air bubbles out because of its ability to take the heat, so less cavitation of the pump and it won’t boil the fluid.
Nope, Swepco 715.
I learn a lot from your channel. Thanks for sharing
Dang my strategy didn’t work
Nice jack!
hey casey i’m curious as to why you got bolt on tracks instead of an older snowcat or something of that sort?
I had a snowcat, but wanted a track setup like this because they're faster, easier to transport, can drive down the road, cheaper to maintain, and the heater works better
Aren't snowcats really expensive?
@@nextbizzy yes they are