Let's Try To Save Some Badly Damaged Parts! (Part 3)

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Watch as I try to straighten things that perhaps should of been tossed. Definitely some new type challenges to overcome. Things going slow but good. Would rather be building than repairing. Wait till you see the engine oil cooler done. Decided to upgrade some things. Going with some racing seats now. Also always wanted to have 4 mufflers so.... Building some spark arest baffles to be compliant with rules. Probably won't film, don't want to over do the kart footage but will show the final results. Currently just getting started on that. Thank you all for your support of my channel, Jeff.

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16 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 29

@jackcollins2344 4 года назад

Jeff, no problem I enjoy the long videos. I also enjoy looking at your shop as you pan around. Thanks for sharing

@nashguy207 4 года назад

You have done a great Job repairing the go kart. I always enjoy spending time in the shop with you no matter what you are doing. I love your little helper she is a sweetie. Your videos are never to long for me Jeff. Have a great weekend!!!

@triplecranks9540 4 года назад

“A grinder and paint makes you the welder you ain’t” 🤪 Love the videos!!

@jwjeepx 4 года назад

Great to see the buggy coming back together. Really can see your attention to detail in the original build, beautiful work. The speed up hammering effect is great, reminds me of Benny Hill. Always enjoy your wildlife cut in shots. ("the wildlife, people -- the wildlife") Thank you for sharing your skills and experience with us!

@ricochetey 4 года назад

Long videos are ok by me!

@hanksworkshopmisterfixall1217 4 года назад

Looking alot better keep up the good work. Injoy watching your videos.

@PopleBackyardFarm 4 года назад

It will look great when you are done probably better than before.. you are pretty good.

@AntonBabiy 4 года назад

Looks great! Thanks for sharing 😀

@chuckb.5076 4 года назад

Great job! Loved the video. Thank you.

@MSalzsieder 4 года назад

That will look good from the street. If I know you Jeff, it will look good up close when you're done.

@Ryan318l 4 года назад

I was really sad when you crashed. Once I knew you where ok I was sad because of that go kart! I love that thing. I don’t know why I ever for a second doubted you, you never fail to surprise me! Thanks again for another awesome upload! -Ryan

@bschema 4 года назад

Nice to see things still get fixed rather than getting thrown it in this throw way society. People like you are getting rare. I really did like the video on your waste oil stove in your shop. For I made one similar in my shop that don't use electric to run from a repurposed fuel oil heater.

@MrTheHillfolk 4 года назад

I told my dad , we need his air compressor and stereo system at our shop 😁 Fixing things is fun , it keeps me out of trouble 😁

@Steve_Just_Steve 4 года назад

@@MrTheHillfolk His compressor setup is tits, so is his parts room!

@buannajim8091 4 года назад

Good to see the progress, Jeff.

@markhuston6816 4 года назад

I can dig it man. Far out. Looks good thanks for sharing.

@ironmecanic 4 года назад

I am pleased to see that it is on its way to its heyday again love your channel

@butler386 4 года назад

Great tin work. For me I would probably have just tried to make new fenders but that is not as easy as it sounds i suspect. Cute little buggy.

@REVNUMANEWBERN 4 года назад

Never saw a battery like that with a readout, wish I had the skill & equipment you have, I would take my old 2001 Front wheel drive Ford focus, remove the front suspension with eng & transaxel and mount into the rear of a frame like yours, make the tie rods stationary, then on the front of the frame bolt the Crown Vic front end

@Steve_Just_Steve 4 года назад

What are you waiting for? That can be done with an angle grinder and $100 buzzbox. How do you think he started honing his skills? I guarantee it wasn't working in a shop as decked out and equipt as what he's got now.

@phooesnax 4 года назад

You are good.

@eddiekilby 4 года назад

Nice job looks alot better time to burn some rubber LOL

@ghilreese3413 4 года назад

Fun and learning also. How did you fasten the wing nut to the jack and what model is your Astro light? Thanks for the videos.

@hoagiesherlin7732 4 года назад

From 20 foot you'll never know it was totaled

@warrenmichael918 4 года назад

heck, i know it was and cant tell now if i was sitting in a chair next to it or even inside of it !

@Steve_Just_Steve 4 года назад

Whats the "filter" timer do Jeff? thanks for the vid! PS looking forward to seeing how ya bend the lexan all nice like that!

@raycar1165 4 года назад

I can't speak for jeff but a couple years ago a deer ran into me and smashed my hood and one head light. With a 1000$ deductible I decided to fix it myself. I took the broken light out and used a heat gun and utility knife to get a slightly larger shape than the light. Then I put it in the oven on a clean flat sheet until it was soft. Once I got the new piece shaped I used the heat gun to melt the two plastics together like spot welding. It's still on there now and the mechanic never even noticed it when I took it to get inspected.