Transmission Rebuilt! Time For Interior Upgrades! 💪
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Be praying for y'all🙏✝....Thanks for the video...👏🤠👀...‼
Great video!
Just reading thru comments and love how no ones saying the Cov?? Word. Just saying your sick and others have been sick. Man oh man that’s good stuff in my book. Tough times don’t last but tough people do. Merry Christmas to all and God Bless all my hard working fellow children if god all over this planet!!
A salesman was telling about a farmer looking at pickup trucks. He looked at a 1/2 ton and a 3/4 ton and asked why the 3/4 ton cost more. The salesman told him because it can haul more. The farmer looked over both trucks and said,"The box doesn't look any bigger to me".
Family firm used to deliver bagged potatoes to stores, we had 2 utes. 1st one a 1/2 ton, 2nd one a 1ton. We could put 1 1/4 ton's on the 1/2 ton, but just 1 ton on the 1 ton. go figure.
The 1/2 ute was a GM Holden which had close to 600,000KM before the original motor was replaced. The 1 ton ute was a FORD, which had 300,000KM before the motor was replaced.
Both vehicles had a hard life, tho the FORD was the easier more comfortable one to drive/use. Both had a similar sized "box" load area.
Dude. I work a second job at a NAPA store. If that bracket was dry on one side and lubed on the other, you should definitely replace it, if not the whole caliper too. Brackets get distorted by heat so easily, and putting it back on will wear every pad you put in it unevenly. That truck's new enough you can still get a new, non-remanufactured, one. Totally worth it to address it sooner rather than later.
Take a piece of plastic jacketed wire rope and cut off 3/4 to an inch of the jacketing, spread out the wire strands, and then chuck it up in a drill. Makes for a great variable size wire wheel. Be sure to use gloves and guide it with your hand, especially if you make it more than a few inches long.
gun cleaning kits work good for cleaning small holes on stuff. use them all the time on ih pto and shifting linkage
To clean the floating caliper mount pin bore: Use a strip of emery cloth and slip it between the legs of a small diameter cotter pin and wrap it up to make a flap and put the pin into a drill. Use a cotter pin long enough to reach to the bottom of the blind hole.
A nice piece of walnut could be easy to make a console piece for the old Case. It would look great too.
Hey Nick, I forgot to mention, when cleaning your tractor, there is a product called " Back to Black" It is made by Mother's. It will clean and shine any plastic, fuel tanks, rubber fenders, any plastic overs youmite have. Very easy to use. Highly recommend it
Prayers that everyone got over being sick. With not too many problems. Have a Merry Christmas and hoping a Happy New Year in 2022. Take care - be safe. God Bless.
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
gun barrel cleaning brass brushes work well on interior bores...buy extras for your toolbox and spin them with a drill motor..presto! 22 cal to 45 cal
Spray new rotors with brake cleaner and wipe them down to remove the preservative they put on to keep them from rusting while in transit.
Hope you all get feeling better! Nothing worse than being sick.
Praying for you and Scott and Dad and your families.... hope you all feel better.
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you
Praying for all you and your family to have a fast recovery. GOD BLESS
Spin a drill bit in there by hand thats same size as the pin. Clean up pin and coat with slide pin grease. Have done it to many trucks and never had a issue.
Merry Christmas and Great Health in the New Year!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
I always get cheap gun cleaning kits and use the bore brushes on a drill to clean out caliper brackets
Get well soon guys, sending you all the very best Christmas and New Year wishes from across the pond. 🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🎅🏻🎅🏻🎅🏻🎅🏻🎅🏻🎅🏻🎅🏻🎅🏻
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
When doing brake pad and rotor replacement start in the back on the furthest one from the master cylinder. Helps keep the air if any to a minimum.
Where would air be getting in?
@@wreckandraceify I have no idea how it gets in there. But sometimes it can be an issue. So always start in the back and work your way forward.
Unbolt those airbags from the leafs and make a cup that bolts to the leafs for them to sit in. So you can get full articulation and the bag can just hang from the frame and come out of the cup that holds them in position on the leafs.
Nick, I’ve got the same brakes on my rig and love them! Also, don’t forget to say “click” when the bolts are tight! That’s how you know they are torqued correctly!!
Prayers for quick recovery for all your family..
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
Hope you all get better and have a Blessed Holiday!
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
Hope everyone gets well soon and God Bless!
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
Merry Christmas to the entire Welker family! Hope you have a blessed and healthy New Year!
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
Merry CHRISTMAS to you all. Praying that you all get feeling better, stay healthy, have a prosperous 2022, with a bumper crop, & all goes well for you. Be blessed!
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob Hope all was well in Wisconsin.
When doing your calipers, the bracket comes loose from the caliper and it makes life much easier. Leave the bracket attached after the rotors go on. Then place the pads in the brackets then place the caliper over the pads
Yup, should have gotten a 3/4 ton. 🤣 Merry Christmas to the whole Welker family!
Merry Christmas to you
Get better soon everyone! And Merry Christmas to you all!
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
Hope you are all feeling better. Take your time and get better. Praying for all of you!
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you
Get well soon everyone and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
In Wisconsin you basically just threw away the calipers every time we do a brake job because of all the salt.
Take a 1/4” bolt and cut a slot down the middle. Cut the bolt head off and wrap some emery cloth around the bolt end with the slot. Acts as an unitedly variable sized sanding disc.
Glad you're all feeling better!
Find the exact drill bit to fit the rusty hole. You can also wrap a smaller dowel with 400 grit sandpaper.
Make a twizzle stick, get a length of round bar, cut a slot in the end and put a length of Emery paper in it, stick it in a drill and hey presto you have a way of cleaning internal shafts etc....
This! do this all the time.
I just had to replace a front hub assembly on my 17 sierra 1500 today. When my brakes get worn far enough I want to switch to police car rotors, pads and calipers. They're 6 piston calipers and much larger disc's. You need minimum of a 20" wheel to clear them.
I recommend watching south main auto on doing your brakes. The small screw in the rotor shouldn’t be cranked on. It doesnt hurt to remove the caliper from the mounting bracket, clean the pins and lube them. If your in the rust belt use ceramic brake grease between the bracket and anti rattle clips to reduce rust jacking.
You can send the plastic pieces around the controls out to someone that does scanning of the part and will 3d print you a new one
Praying for y'alls' health,hope the babies don't get sick!
Thank you , Merry Christmas to you
Great choice on the brakes I have the power stops on my Yukon and they work great
To clean out holes I use a short rod 1/2" round and cut a slot in one end (use a hacksaw or thin cutoff disc.) And slide the end of a short piece of Emery tape into the slot and then wrap it around the rod. The other end goes in a drill. You Can vary the length of tape to change the diameter.
Tip of the day; Get a small enough / long enough bolt that goes in the hole, make a cut in the middle of it, like with a hacksaw, then put 1 round of sandpaper on it, tale of it goes on the slot causing it to stay there. Then put the bolt on to a drill and voila you can easily clean that hole..
Merry Christmas to all the Welker family. Be safe and God bless.
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
In a pinch I've used a cotter pin with emery cloth in a cordless drill to polish/clean out a hole for a bushing or pin bushing
Did you check out EBC brakes . Summit has them . After installation and bedding the pads the peddle pressure is 25-30% less that the regular pads and rotors.
Glad to see you guys still kicking. Everyone getting sick is always a drag. Hope your Dad is well and LegArms is on the mend. Glad the Magnum is back. such a handicap without it. Merry Christmas to the entire Welker clan.
Merry Christmas!
@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob Merry Christmas to you too
@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob I hope you had a blessed Christmas. Best wishes for a healthy, prosperous New Year.
I sure pray to see a better harvest for your family next year.
Here is hopping everyone is getting better. Hope all of you have a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
You guys have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Years too, we have all been through a holiday with people being sick and it’s never any fun but try to get healthy again, god bless
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
Nick a Dremel kind of multi tool would help clean up in tight spaces like that. When not having a file or whatever.... Hope you all get better soon. In France viruses are around. My girlfriend and me are both sick and our 3 kids too...
you just need to upgrade your leafs in the rear and get rid of the air bags
Merry Christmas from the RD Smith family, Big Sky Country - Great Falls, MT…Hope your and family have many many more years working the farm in Shelby…..Totally enjoy watching your TH-cam channel and all the building and fabricating of equipment….
Yep, it’s catching for an almost eighty year old too; my garage has turned into a fabrication shop too - making many add on devices to simplify yard work!
Again, Merry Christmas and Happy New Years…May 2022 be a blessed year…
Dave
Welcome neighbor! Love our local friends. Blesssings, Merry Christmas to you
Hopefully your sister will be putting out another harp performance. I so love those videos.
Appreciate your request. She came down with a cold virus so might not happen this time. Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
Glad to see you got the Magnum back out of the shop fresh rebuilt transmission then you get the big bud to put together at least to get all the parts and then build that big bin and move that other bin
Merry Christmas to the Welker's! Glad you are on the mend and get feeling better real soon.
Merry Christmas to you
Nic for cleaning out blind holes lick that calliper, cut a slot in a long bolt and use a strip of emery cloth wraped around the bolt as an internal bore hone style tool.
Oh boy!
Get well soon, Welkers!
Being sick at christmastime sucks!🤧
Thanks a lot for the video! 😊👍🏿
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you
I always replace my brakes with Detroit axel drilled and slotted rotors and ceramic pads
You gotta put the CO2 alarm at floor level! You'll be dead by the time that one goes off! 😴 stuffs heavier than air
They are carbon monoxide detectors, not carbon dioxide. Monoxide is lighter than air.
Take a rod, cut a slit in the end, wrap with sandpaper or emery cloth. that will clean the inside of the caliper pin guide hole.
Best tool in my shop is a gun cleaning kit with all the different brushes.
For the air bags they are actually designed to be stretched out they just don't want to be blamed if they break during lifting. And with the caliber brackets you can remove them separately from the caliper itself making changing pads and rotors much easier. Clean out the slide pin holes with a drill bit that just barely fits in the hole.
It's nice to see you putting up bins so that you can use the sheds for their intended use, keeping machinery out of the weather. I hope that you have a better crop next year so that you can actually make some money.
Thank you, someday we'll fill them to the brim! It's funny all that new bin storage and all we're doing is preparing for an average crop. A bumper crop and we'll be putting it back on the ground again.
@@WelkerFarms may next years crop need 3 more ''bigBins'' !!!!!! :) :) :) :) happy HOLY days!! :)
@@WelkerFarms I hope and pray that the bumper crop will be soon, hopefully next year. It's a great problem to have when you can't find room for it all. Have a blessed Christmas!
Merry Christmas to the Welker Family from the Wood family!
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
You might want to use a Rear Limit Strap Kit to keep you from over stretching your air bags on your truck. Usually used on off road rigs but I am sure you could adapt to your truck. Enjoy all the content as I was raised on a farm years ago. Merry Christmas to all!
I believe he made a setup for the rear . He did an install video
I think he did.
@@tippmannroxs14 So he made a setup then took it off for this video?
@@NVMDSTEvil The install vid was just installing the air bags. He just wraps a chain around the axel and to the frame when lifting.
Merry Christmas!
The screw on the rotors doesn't need to be that tight, its only purpose is to hold the rotor while installing calipers and wheels. Shoulda just tossed them.
Good that all are recovering! Enjoyed.
Hey Nick, I have a wood dowel I sawed a slot in the end to hold a short length of emery cloth. Chuck it up in the drill and clean out all sorts of blind holes.:) Hope you're all doing better soon.
Dam, I was going to say that 😎beat me by 5 hours. I’m getting slow in my dotage 🥸
If you ever do your calipers again, a gun bore brush works pretty well for cleaning out the caliper pin cavities. And you might have one of the brushes laying around.
Prayers to LEG ARMS on a faster & healthy recovery from all the sickness! God Bless to all of your families. Merry Christmas and happy new year to you great folks.
Bon rétablissement à vous tous et joyeuses fêtes de fin d'année à toute la famille👍🙏
thank you, Merry Christmas to you
Merry Christmas to you and all your family. Have an awesome day on this festive season. God bless to all.
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
I tried the drilled and slotted rotors, only noticable difference was the noise!
4 piston caliper upgrade will gain you more
They don't help braking directly. They help when using the brakes with heavy loads or for extended periods of time. Keep gases from being trapped between the pad and rotor. Also help to dissipate heat in the rotor. You wouldn't notice the difference in most situations. Calipers would clamp better but doesn't help with heat fade at all.
In our area, the holes allow rust and that makes rust circles on the rotors.
Keep the old pads and rotors. You will be putting them back on! I tried the slotted and drilled rotors on my wife's Silverado 1500 trying to stop the pulsing of the factory rotors. They wore out in half the time of the factory stuff.
I use them on every brake change never had any last less than 50k miles sounds like you had other problems or used the cheap stuff
For cleaning out you sliders on calliper I usually find a drill bit the same diameter as the good side and just clean it out with that and some brake clean. Usually worked well! Great to see your all doing well!
Glad you guys are getting better - I hope you have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I have really enjoyed the video’s. God Bless everyone.
Merry Christmas to you
Nice follow up on the winch I was one that though secondary support was needed and here you guys had it. Hopefully you guys can kick the sickness that’s going around.
I'm a little behind here, but that's why it is nice to have a set of brass bore brushes that cover handguns to shotguns. They really come in handy for cleaning out things like the hole for that slide bolt.
You are gonna love those power stops . I have the red trailer package on my truck . No fading when I am pulling my trailer fully loaded .
Merry Christmas to all the Welker Family from Phil & Cindy in AZ.
I had a bent a slide pin like you. small wire brush to clean or a drill bit, Just use your hand not a dril and turn it. then spray and dry. What grease did you use?
I don't have a truck but have drilled and slotted rotors with cereamic brakes. It dispates the heat much better.
when you order slide pins order slide pin boots, Oem if you can. Why when you put that back in you might need the part but you might not find it locally! while your at it get red paint!
Glad your feeling better and hope the family gets well!
good to see the 7140 back. Merry Christmas
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
Take a piece of round stock and cut a slot with a hacksaw. Then take a piece of sandpaper fold it put in slot and run thru hole. Nice and clean.
Great job installing interior in the tractor Nick
Get well soon Nick. Enjoy your videos. Merry Christmas to you all. Keep safe and well.
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
Best way to clean out a dead-end hole, get a piece of round stock (something smaller than the hole), cut a slot in one end (top), put a piece of long-ish emery cloth in the slot you cut and wrap it around like you would a weed eater cord, put it in a drill and go to town.
How do you clean that hole? Try a 20 gauge shotgun bore brush.......should work great.
I find breaks on my chev are weak .I grease my slides ever time I rotate my tires . Also piece of Gas line .slot it and put emery cloth in slot and put in drill .will fit in slide hole .
I did the same Brake upgrade to my F-150 and loved it and still get the better ride of the 1/2 ton.
It's also a good idea to replace the soft brake lines as your truck ages. Had what I thought was a stuck caliper turned out the brake line started deteriorating on the inside and the inner lining was acting like a check valve locking the bakes on that wheel. If your caliper over heats rebuild or replace, it will not last long afterwards.
Been there, done that too.
The line support brackets will rust between the steel and rubber and yep acts like a restriction or check valve.
Nick: "I have the whole shop to myself, what should I do?"
Me, first thought: "Clean the shop?" 😇🤪😁
So beautiful to see you and the family sharing time and laughs. Always makes me smile from ear to ear. Prayers for all you sickly Welkers. Seems everyone is getting sick among the TH-cam Farmers. Rest up everyone so you can enjoy Christmas with the family.
Merry Christmas!
@@RobertWelkerFarmerBob thank you and the same to you and all your family Mr Welker. Peace, health, and joy to you all in the new year.
Sorry to hear you guys have all been sickly! Hope you all get well soon. Thanks for the videos!
Merry Christmas!!!!
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you!
Brass gun cleaning brushes are a great thing to have in the shop. A .22 brush does great cleaning female trailer plugs..
Put limiting straps on it. That way you don't have to worry about stretching the bags.
Long 8mm bolt or bar cut a slot in end to take a bit of Emory put in drill and hone sliders Then use copper grease and you’ll never have any problems
I really hope that you have better luck than I did with you rotors and pads. I can't stand them anytime I drive down a gravel road they squeak until I pressure wash them. I have put the anti squeak on them and no difference. It just packs the dirt in the slots.
Glad you all are feeling better my family is going through it now. I pray I'm on the downhill side.
Glad to see you're still among the living!!
quick advise for cleaning the inside of where the sliding pin for the brakes goes.
use a 200 grit sand paper take a bolt that has some room to move in there. make a horizontal cut in it about as long as the hole is deep. put the sandpaer in the cut wrap it around the bolt. stick the other side into a batterie power tool. and boom turbo cleaning. works really well ben doing it for years and never had an issue. dont forget to grease it afterwards
Now that's clever. I have been buying wire pipe cleaners used for cleaning inside of copper pipes fittings before soldering. I cut the handles off and put the wire brush into a battery drill. They come in a variety of sizes.
@@bigguydiy2184 battery drill. thats what i was actually looking for (not native english here sorry :P)
but your idea is also good. but well normally a good mechanic has some snadpaper around ^^
Heck i just buy new ones when they get that bad. Not a fortune for a caliper bracket and two new pins.
@@Living_EDventures not a fortune. but still saved money :P
Hey Nick, Another thing you should do is a full brake fluid flush. It will help improve braking power. You can even buy a Motive Products brake bleeder. Great video.