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Not wanting to be a stick in the mud but I didn't see you put in the exit/entry hose going to the radiator I assume you treated/painted the inside of the tank the same as you did the outside. The radiator return hose is normally on the top with a tube down into the tank but stops 3/4 from the bottom so if the radiator spits out muck or small rust bits then it will settle on the bottom of the tank , then when it sucks back on the liquid it only takes good clean coolant if the hose is on the bottom then you can sort of guess what sort of problems this can cause especially if rust flakes settle and block the inlet/outlet.Overflow tanks helps with the overall general health of the whole cooling system not just as a catch can . Other than that it looks awesome and is probably bigger than originally so more coolant must be a good thing

Ever seen a battery explode? If you're having it there either put it in a box of get a gel cell

@@Pits750and vent it outside

I was in a situation like this-- it was much steeper, but a dirt cliff-- not sand... but we didnt' have enough rope, so I ended up using 100' extension cord.. It was close enough where I could wrap the cord around three times, and then tie it off... and it pulled the truck up the cliff, and didn't even break the cord; we used it the next day. If you try to use an extension cord as a straight single pull-- it will break quite easily, but loop it 3 times or more-- and it has enough copper there to not break. Pretty cool.... I tied the ends with a bowline-- so it was easy to untie.

@@barryking9002 I had the same question about the radiator blow-off hose. Saw holes drilled for filler and two for sight glass, but not for the blow off hose..Great fabrication job!

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He didnt get a shirt but he gets to wear the shame at family supper i think!! LOL

Forget the shirts, he should be able to stick a RAD sticker ON the bananna (or other MORR rig) as payment for the call.

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They do make a good team don't they

@@warrenpartington3211 Matt and Jamie have a habit of raising little people right it seems.

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And both guys have great spacial reasoning, creativity, practical understanding of engineering and physics, and the guts to try stuff.

@David Lightman I just did. And so does the dictionary. Engineering: "The application of scientific and mathematical principles to practical ends such as the design, manufacture, and operation of efficient and economical structures, machines, processes, and systems."

@David Lightman Naw, just a valid point. What is your point? Why you mad? You dont like this channel? You just want to troll?

@Vannadel Yep. And a person does not have to be a professional engineer with an accredited degree to engineer something. The major validation is whether the product accomplishes what it was designed to.

@Vannadel not sure who you referring to as " famous inventors", but engineering degrees we're not available, at least in the US, until the early 1800s. That means there was a lot of inventing going on without anyone actually having an engineering degree. All throughout history, the pyramids, gothic cathedrals, Stonehenge. All of these constructions required a detailed understanding of physics and how materials react under pressure. Many of the world's greatest creations were done without an engineering degree.

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I like this idea

I second Mr.V's fractioning idea - and throw in a few decimal points for good measure

Great recommendation! Awesome personality 😎! It could eventually be 150/100 more Dun than expected..

@@reverendhortonheat163 Yeah!! Decimals are pretty cool, too!! :)

Almost like it was staged....because it was lol

@@baumsquad222 rly bruh, of all the things they could stage you think they stuck themselves at the bottom of a sandy hill too far down for a recovery by winch? running field shuttles up and down sand in like 100 degree heat?

@@masonsunderland8126 I think he is right though. The rescue was not staged but the call probably was. Like Matt called him, and Rudy said call again in three minutes Dad, I will sat right next to my rig and say my line, then you call me.

@@masonsunderland8126 The phone call, not the recovery. Relax.

Not to mention, a plasma table

Yes. Closed systems can be quite dangerous

its vented