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I mean considering its been out all year, for 2 years and you didnt primer it or uv protect it, i think its quite decent, im interested to know if you had protected it, would it have no rust? yea idk i still think por 15 is better than rust oleum
I made a 2 year video on the POR 15 I put on top of the white chevy. Out in the weather for over 2 years with no paint and I show what it looks like now.
It was pretty bad when I started if you go back to the older video of when I applied it. I thought it would be a good test to just leave it and see what it did. Will likely paint it soon.
Thank you so very much. I want my channel to show people that even though a full professional fab shop is awesome, you can build things with simple tools and a good welder. Anyone can do it.
All that is weighing down a factory 2500 that is not geared properly for the extra weight being added adding adapters is not the answer you need to change the differential
The adapters came off of a factory conversation truck, and I have been towing with it having no issues. My father-in-law has a 1 ton crew cab that is stock and still heavier with the same gearing. I am not the first person to run a little bigger tire either. By your logic, I should have never added the tuner. Trust me, for a 20 year old truck, it is fine.
😂 there's some tools I would completely rewire and then there's grinders. Get them at harbor freight they'll break in a few weeks and then you just return them for a new one😂
Yes, months later, and I am still really happy with the head unit, android auto connection, and touch screen. Only down side is no volume know, but I knew that when I installed it and use the steering wheel buttons most of the time anyways.
Congrats on 100 hours, and wonderful machines! I have the baby to yours a CK3520 and tons of attachments. First week I used the backhoe to lift the entire pickup bed off an old Dodge Ram, and am putting in hundreds of feet of french drains and catch basins. Best of luck and always be safe.
Yeah we using that for a while on toilets. The other day I tried it on the stainless steel counter we got in our shop and it got rid of the rust. So it dawned on me yesterday when I was using a wire wheel and various sanders on a metal hardware bin to prep for paint and I wonder if that there toilet bowl cleaner would work to get rid of that rust. So to see what other people have found out hear I am. Thanks for the video.
I am not sure who makes it. You are likely right that it is made be someone else and branded as Kioti. Whoever it is they did a pretty good job. Just used it yesterday.
Hey sir - where did get those wheel hub adapters you used to mount the larger wheels? I’ve been having a hard time finding OEM ones like the ones you used.
It was a special model that looked like it was an old company truck., Probably an aftermarket kit done by a conversion company. They do exist, but they are hard to find.
Thanks for the video, I had some trouble with one of my handles not closing right and I just shot some WD 40 down the rod and into where the locking tab is and after working it a few times it works fine.
One thing tho. Don’t work those levers from the ground! It’s not worth it buddy. The wife and kids probably like having you around in good condition!! A little mother henning there.
Hey Ben! Great job explaining things as always. That attachment looks to be one of the best I’ve seen. Heckuva work horse. It’s all about the hydraulics you have available too. Anyway I saw nobody had commented so just wanted to let ya know you’re doin a great job! These vids like this are welcome too. A day in the life kinda thing.
Looks great buddy! Great work! For all that wanna help the channel do this. If you’re out in the garage or wherever and you just like having something in the background, just go ti the channel and hit play all and walk away. If the tv is on anyway won’t hurt a thing to give the guys some play time.
I have no idea how and when you find the time for all you and Kegan do!! You’ve come a long way and you are doing great! I can say I knew you back before you were famous! Stay safe buddy and God bless!
I need to adapt my landscape rake too, but only the top link needs to be fixed to make it QH compatible. Thanks for the ideas on how to do it. Cheers from Montana!
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Cool beans, thanks for the video! Could you please do an update on the return line rails? I’ve fought the return lines for the past 13 years with the 6.9’s and I’m tired of it. And I got the Bruce Dern reference lol
Mine went through its first regen at about 40 hours while I was raking hay. Just kept doing what I was doing, and it finished before I had the field done.
Bought a Harbor Freight quick hitch. The hook sucks because the bolts on the hook are to far forward and make contact with the implement. Bought a hook on Amazon for $22 that has the bolts far enough back that does not interfere with the implement. It's a hook that's advertised specifically as a Harbor Freight fix. Other than the hook, it works great
