Try using the right tool for the job...cuz it aint seized in there looking at surrounding metals. Autozone loans out tools But hey try taking out the bolts on the back, and then go back to your day job .
Hell yes brother!. I’m so keen to follow along with this build!. Everything you’re saying resonates with me. I’d love to go again with building another power wheels… I’ve learnt so much and now I have the arcdroid cnc… the build would be so much cleaner! 🙏
What a beast! You’re crazy for going that fast down the street in that thing. I broke my wrist when I sent mine down the street. I’ve got a Ford power wheels build over on my channel… I rolled the damn thing which was a bit of a setback haha
I purchased them from Extreme Terrain. I don’t currently see the ones I have with a brief search on the website, but they are very similar to the bushwhacker flat style ones they offer.
I purchased them from Extreme Terrain. I don’t currently see the ones I have with a brief search on the website, but they are very similar to the bushwhacker flat style ones they offer.
What sort of instructional video is this? Your viewers get nothing out of it for it being at high speed and so little instruction. You fast forwarded through 95 percent of the build. Completely useless. You wasted your time and the viewers as well
Nice ride! Do you still have the Detroit locker and 27 spline alloys in it? How are they doing? I’m asking because I’ve installed a drop-in locker with some alloys as well. Mine only has 29” mud terrains though.
@@kharnblackfeathers6625 bill moseley didnt work on the original film, while the actor who played leatherface said in a book that it was a converted 306a, that is most likely due to a fan previously bringing a converted 306a to show him before he wrote his book. if you look closely a the film you can even see that it says two forty five on the decals.
