Excellent how you got things fixed and saved money too. That is what DIY is all about. All your fixes take time and lots of talent. Don’t listen to the haters. It’s your baby and it’ll serve you well because you know every inch of it. Good work! 😊😊😊😊😊😊
Rusty, I repaired accident damage trailers in the UK. I think you did as I would have done on budget rebuilds. Don't keep making excuses for what you have done, it's more than adequate
This is so awesome. I knew you guys were very handy(skilled) from all the videos in the past, but for some reason during this video it hit me just how handy you all seem to be. All the work put in will pay dividends in the future!
Gads repairing the trailer and cleaning up so you can move, multi-tasking much? your looking great on the trailer, from rags to riches lot of work but well worth it. Thanks for the video, take care...............see ya
From the looks of it ,your repairs on the dryvan ,it will probably stay a dry van instead of a wet van full of leaks ,yup smart move on replacing that upper support for the doors& trailer top
Those are know as solid rivets which are installed with a air hammer and a bucking bar. It wouldn't be a bad idea to use an adhesive like 3m panel bond when installing the roof cross members.
Can't as a box trailer without sidewalls and roof would have less structural strength than an Airfix kit!(Plastic models you make to fly round bedroom!).flat trailers have chassis rails with depth along with side rails. Box vans strength is all of it as the box frame/structure makes the strength.
Great work saving all them parts, people waste so much stuff that takes a bit of talent to fix 👍 Rusty you have to change the name of the trailer from Great Dane to Great Ukraine 🇺🇦 and see how many people notice apart from you and me obviously
I have a question. I am currently working for a job for 7 years now. It's alright. The pay is basically $650.00 a week. To me, I feel like there's jobs that's paying much more than this. So I've started looking up on truck driving. I have ideas for the future like wanting a tiny house, buying a boat, and possibly getting a new vehicle. To me, I'm strongly thinking this current job I got is going nowhere and they don't seem to want to hire people for help. I currently live in NY but I'm strongly thinking of moving towards the southern states. I've just started studying the general knowledge test. Should I get the CDL here in NY and move on down the country and get the license changed into another state license?. I need some opinions. Thanks.
It doesn’t matter which state you get your original license in. It will fallow you to every state. The only thing I can think of off the top of my head is not every state gives a manual restriction if you test in an automatic truck but if you transfer it to that state they may keep the restriction on and you’d have to retest in a manual to get it removed. Also don’t lose your DOT medical exam because you need that too to transfer your CDL.
FYI there is only 2 more Episodes left of this rebuild and she is done!
Where will she be sold?
Those who don't miss any episodes, let's gather here 😊
Dude, this is outstanding. You put in a load of sweat equity to literally build your own gear, and profit from it; very well done.
Genius really. Except some companies want clean trailers.
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True, but there are also plenty that will do business without that requirement.
Apitong wood, very expensive and tough. Trailer is looking great. Hard work pays off..
That's some cheeki breeki fabrication right there.
Great job men.
Excellent how you got things fixed and saved money too. That is what DIY is all about. All your fixes take time and lots of talent. Don’t listen to the haters. It’s your baby and it’ll serve you well because you know every inch of it. Good work! 😊😊😊😊😊😊
It was a great video.
Brilliance
Great job Rusty. It shows if you put your mind to something you can accomplish your dreams…
Rusty, I repaired accident damage trailers in the UK. I think you did as I would have done on budget rebuilds. Don't keep making excuses for what you have done, it's more than adequate
GOOD JOB BROTHER!!!👍👍👍👍
Nice that you saved bunch of money bc dry van loads rates are very low
Rusty your going get your own Authority soon
I just signed up my own truck under my friends company it’s same thing but less paperwork and slightly less problems
2 👍👍 up bro stay safe out there 🤞🥾🇺🇸
Looking good
Sending love from Poland
Seriously looking forward to the video where you pulled your own trailer with your own truck you made yourself
Great video Rusty. Stay safe Brother. Dueces...
Excellent work bro keep on moving, I can't get enough of your videos. Love from Kenya.👍👍
This is so awesome. I knew you guys were very handy(skilled) from all the videos in the past, but for some reason during this video it hit me just how handy you all seem to be. All the work put in will pay dividends in the future!
Nice video dude keep it up 👍🏻
the hope and dream is better that be fore lol
Awesome job! You’re not afraid to get it done & that’s a great mentality! Keep up the great work
Awesome work there. Love it that you can bend stuff back into shape.Proper engineering imo!
Nothing is too long bud. I can even watch an hour video😅😆
Rusty, I don't see you as a truck driver but rather a truck mechanic
Good work
Great job Rusty, them door look great again.
Rusty
Good morning
Excellent advance on the repairs , is looking awesome
BEST REGARDS
Interesting rebuild progress Rusty. hard work will pay off significantly bro. keep up the good work. from Eritrea BTW.
Loving these series
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Nice Rusty work is hard but rewards is priceless 👌
Good job Rusty and his helper!
Grat job.
You could take the opportunity to install lights inside the trailer.
I was thinking about it but didn’t go through with it lol
Trailer prices are now down but it is your one. This is the way. nice job.
You have 3 years or 4? before this trailer pass to old mountain.
That's going to be so kickass, and a little dangerous, when you all get to unrolling out that new roof!!!
Great job!
Great job Rusty.
SUPER GUCCHI❤
nice job rusty...
Nice work! You are doing very well, as most of your repairs and maintenance. God Bless You!
Big fan.......Lot's of love from Bangladesh ❤️💖
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Thank you so much
Great video
Looking forward for more Videos
A lot of hard work, but it’s starting to look good.✌🏽
Gads repairing the trailer and cleaning up so you can move, multi-tasking much? your looking great on the trailer, from rags to riches lot of work but well worth it. Thanks for the video, take care...............see ya
Looks amazing so far!
Awesome
Amazing work Rusty!
How many watts was that generator you had running that welder?
From the looks of it ,your repairs on the dryvan ,it will probably stay a dry van instead of a wet van full of leaks ,yup smart move on replacing that upper support for the doors& trailer top
Wieder ein sehr cooles Video. 😎👍🏼
Vielen Dank und beste Grüsse aus der kleinen Schweiz. 🖖🏼
Your doing good brother ...keep it up 🎉
That’s cheap for doors here in California it runs u about 2k for those aluminum doors wood doors about 1k
Those are know as solid rivets which are installed with a air hammer and a bucking bar. It wouldn't be a bad idea to use an adhesive like 3m panel bond when installing the roof cross members.
Awesome video keep up with a great work and be safe out there.
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I bet it would be easier to knock the walls down and make it a flat bed 😂
Can't as a box trailer without sidewalls and roof would have less structural strength than an Airfix kit!(Plastic models you make to fly round bedroom!).flat trailers have chassis rails with depth along with side rails. Box vans strength is all of it as the box frame/structure makes the strength.
Awesome works Rusty keep up👍
Great work saving all them parts, people waste so much stuff that takes a bit of talent to fix 👍 Rusty you have to change the name of the trailer from Great Dane to Great Ukraine 🇺🇦 and see how many people notice apart from you and me obviously
Good work👍
#replaycrew
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I have a question. I am currently working for a job for 7 years now. It's alright. The pay is basically $650.00 a week. To me, I feel like there's jobs that's paying much more than this. So I've started looking up on truck driving. I have ideas for the future like wanting a tiny house, buying a boat, and possibly getting a new vehicle. To me, I'm strongly thinking this current job I got is going nowhere and they don't seem to want to hire people for help. I currently live in NY but I'm strongly thinking of moving towards the southern states. I've just started studying the general knowledge test.
Should I get the CDL here in NY and move on down the country and get the license changed into another state license?. I need some opinions. Thanks.
It doesn’t matter which state you get your original license in. It will fallow you to every state. The only thing I can think of off the top of my head is not every state gives a manual restriction if you test in an automatic truck but if you transfer it to that state they may keep the restriction on and you’d have to retest in a manual to get it removed. Also don’t lose your DOT medical exam because you need that too to transfer your CDL.
is this really worth it? just how much money are you saving ?
A similar dry van is going for 20-40k currently so a lot.
You just saved yourself $150 bux
Kenyan trucker online
Would like a custom Rusty sticker theme on trailer & truck to make it more like youres. If you know wat I mean?....
Hey what’s up bro how are you
Hey bro I'm good how are you?
@@youngstunt8829 I’m alright bro
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Are those walls for real like paper in trailer?😅 If compare trailers in eu are like tanks with thick walls
noo keep going wym too long