I watch all your videos. I learn something each time, especially how to think through a problem and come up with a solution. So, thank you for the content. As an old retired guy who is a rookie at welding repair, your ideas are really helpful. I’m curious about what you use to make your videos. I may try to video my trials and efforts at repairs I have to make. Thanks again.
Hey “Tony”, good times I don’t have the room you have, but man it’s like fitting ten pounds of shit in a five pound bag. I enjoy the heck out of being a fabricating rig welder, like your doing. I was under an earth mover, today. patching an oil pan. Then when it didn’t leak, customer was happy. He thought it was a total loss. Hood down, lights on.
Great video and walk around it’s cool to see what you have and use on a day to day. Some great indispensable tools there and every 1 makes you money👍can’t wait to see the new truck kitted out. 👍
If you use milwaukee m18 stuff i cant reccomend their m18 light tower enough, i work nights and it makes impossible jobs just plain comfortable and it'll run off a battery for hours or off an ext cord.
Anthony, consider hammer drilling all the way through the slabs when doing floor anchors so they can be pounded down into the ground when they need to be removed.
Like watching your videos down in Hernando County must be nice and hot welding ,lol !!! I run a concrete pump from 1998 to 2005 in your erea and than moved to Montana and started a Blacksmith shope . Keep up the good work !
Lmao just start all the videos with how you ended this one 🤣🤣 your always keeping it real! It’s rather refreshing in the world we live in now!!…But this video also give me a good insight to what my my trucks been missing a good yuengling cabinet 🍻
What an attitude not sure if I like you or despise you hahahaha but you go get um and seem to make some lucky ass money. Guess I’ve just been happy being able to make my hourly rates over the years. Keep it up. And easy on the Yuengling
Very nice and impressive! Love your work and how you've progressed! Are you ever worried you might get robbed? Has it ever been a problem for you with so many expensive tools exposed and not locked in as others? Hope you stay safe! Wish you all the best!
Up here the Meth heads don't care if you have a gun or not. My welding rig has had the welding cables stripped a few times. Now everything is on retractable reels and a locking cover comes down over them.
Great truck and video. I especially like the comment at the end of the video because it echos my own thoughts on folk that have left stupid comments on my videos. Top stuff and best regards to you squire!
Is that a #3 acetylene cylinders or #4? Slowly building up hope to get a 1ton service truck in next year similar to yours. Thank you for the content and advice!
Hey man I have a insanely similar truck to you did you have to add leaf spring packs to the crane side of the truck cause of the shear weight of the crane??? Please let me know I have a crane I'm putting on
I have the same truck. Mine's a f350 cab and chassis with a 9ft body and 3k crane. And yes you'll probably need more spring. If you notice he's got the weight counter balanced with the welder and compresser. You have to play around with what side you put stuff in the compartments too.
“I don’t keep an impact on my truck because, well, I’m not a fn mechanic” *spongebob 6 months later transition* “And this is my tray of impacts and air ratchets” 😆😆
I am from Pottsville pa home of YUENGLING BEER I was a beer salesman for younglings years ago and k loved you little ad for younglings if you need any it's let me know and your size I will mail them to you I live 17 blocks from the brewery..
