There's some behind the scenes stuff in this video, along with some actual work mixed in. In the end, I find a problem that brings me to a dead stop on this project.
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I am really proud of how much thought went into making it a decent rig for the highway. Honestly, you are miles ahead of what effort I would of ever considered doing on something this far out of date. I see Fab Rats are now using a old school bus with some heavy duty axles for doing rock crawling on the Moab rock driving area in Utah. Somehow, I see you doing something similar on a rig that when parked most seriously wasn't runnable or driveable. Why, because you can and you have a side that enjoys the adventures you have already been doing similarly to this
I had a similar overheating issue. Replaced radiater, thermostat, e fans etc. Removed water plugs from engine block to find mud restricted water ways half way up engine.. Use hose pipe to flush. All fine. Mention in good faith.
In the past when I’ve been fabricating sheet metal for odd shapes, I learned that cardboard is your friend. You can make a ton of mistakes on cardboard, change your design, add bends etc before you ever touch your sheet metal.
You deserve a break! Go do other stuff and come back to the bus when you discover how you want to do it. It will come to you. Thanks for all the great videos. I still don't understand your sub count. OK! Everyone seeing this! If you love Low-Bucks Videos, tell someone. He needs to be recognized for his mastery.
I'm relatively new to this channel (only been watching it for around a month) but I have started recommending it to everybody I speak to when we get onto the subject of what to watch. Definitely the best show on RU-vid.
Another fabulous video. I can’t blame you for taking a break on the bus, projects like that can become all consuming and stop being fun and that’s against the rules😂 it’ll be good to see you working on something else again, I miss those crazy but cool projects. Cheers mate, Stuart 🇦🇺
I recommend adding a buzzer which starts buzzing if your engine or transmission temperature is going too high, so you don't need to constantly watch the gauges.
