This One Part Changes Everything! Bombi Gets Biggest Upgrade. 

I HOPE MATT AND THE BOYS SEE THIS! DEFF LOOKS LIKE GOOD INFO FROM A GOOD GUY :D

They'll see it

I'm just curious about not having the brakes on the drive I have not seen that before.

​@@larrycarson6584I think they said in an earlier video that the plan was to have brakes on the drive axle, the ones on the rear are just 'bonus'

I need some advice from a guy with your expertise! Great info here, it's appreciated

When I worked in the shop alone it seemed like that’s all I did was improve the shop in small ways or fix something that someone had screwed up. Keep it up Rhett!

You are impressed by someone being alone and working?

For One, He is a Teen and Very Smart, he has a work ethic that Some Men don't have!! Kudos To Rhett and his parents!! ❤❤

I so identified with your comment about noisy bunch of girls. I coached my daughter and grand-daughter's softball teams for over 20 years. I loved working with the teams of young ladies, watching them bond with what are turning out to be life time friends. My mother, as well as being teacher, she worked with church youth groups as I was growing up. I inherited her love of working with kids, I guess.

...plus the fact that nobody answered her💔

that was on-purpose for content

The difference between a young hard worker and an old school hard worker😂😂😂 Young ones complain but they will do it Veterans see it as just another day🎉

I've seen annoyed women make that face before. It was not for content.

@@edrouse9578 she seems nice butshe gotta watch it those thick legs and thighs gonna blow up when she gets older

This needs to go on one of their shirts!

I had to think this through again and you're correct. But since both wheels only get the torque that is required to spin the lower traction wheel, instead of wrongfully calling it one wheel drive you could actually call it zero wheel drive if one wheel is completely off the ground.

Well said, and I noticed some of those same things.

What impressed me is that far as I know Matt and Jaime do not have a daughter yet there they are out volunteering their time with a women's youth group.

@@akelagoldvested interest in their future grandchildren’s potential mothers.

No girls but jaymie and Matt have many nieces and many young women who is in their lives.

Editing is definitely better and the format is cool

Congrats on the son. Rough now, gets way better. Until teenager. Then tough again. Then adulthood. Not as good a 4-14, but better than 0-3.

Plus Matt is basically a tutorial in how to be a good Dad I think.

I'm literally doing the same thing lol 😆

Tom's hard to take all the time.. I wish he would just be quiet.

​@@bobsmith4185I love toms style and wish he had more air time

What do you expect when you hire a Nuclear Engineer to do non-nuclear engineer stuff?! LOL

I don’t think Blue Steel is lifted. Standard F350

Also check axle alignment and that the axle flanges (at the weld to the axle) aren't bent from overloading.

@@SPPTA agree but it still squats pretty good when under a load such as trailer with the wrecker on it. So mabe it was the front tires that blew,, just a thought

A level bed is what you're supposed to have on all trailers, ANY size! So many accidents are caused by people not taking the time to check on it. Too much or too little tongue weight is also an issue for many.

@@SPPTA Blue Steel is an F-250 actually.

Gotta keep from getting burnt!

That's What I was thinking too

I agree! Fun to see all the progress being made on the Bombi! Thanks for introducing me to the MORR channel bro! Such great content! I love how down to earth and positive everyone is here!

I was just about to comment on Rhett and his sense of humor, witty insight, and his apparent desire to WORK and do a good job. He is becoming a favorite addition to the MORR crew.

I like when he smiled at his dad getting busted up by the mirrors again. Right before he takes them off 😂

"Found it while cleaning" - great line!

@@ordinarypete probably bounced off them more than once himself. 🤠

Good point. Brakes are great at boiling water, but you need some place for it to escape to so it doesn't just press the pads away from the rotors.

I realize that rotors are usually too hot of this to be a problem, but would there be any concerns about ice freezing in the slots while the vehicle is stopped for a longer period of time?

@@drhender6943 I feel like with brake-based steering, it wouldn't take very long for any ice to melt out of the slots.

It changed my thinking a bit. The torque would indeed be the same, that value may be zero with one wheel stopped and the other doing a zillion rpm in the air but the torque applied is still the same.

Hmmm 52 yrs young & still learning, soo much for thinking I’m smart t . Hey still an awesome fabricator tho !!!

Puzzle me this: A Ford 390 cid 335 hp and 427 lb-ft of torque in a '66 Fairlane GT with an open differential on level pavement on a hard takeoff would smoke the right rear tire all the way through first gear, and the left rear would not smoke or even leave a mark on the pavement. Torque is rotational force, so why didn't the left rear tire also smoke? Did it receive an equal amount of torque/rotational force? Also, when I worked at a full service gas station in the late '60's, we did on-the-car wheel balancing with a Hunter system. Front tires would be spun up with an electric motor. On the rear, we would jack up both rear wheels, put a block under one wheel, let the jack down so that that wheel was firmly seated on the block, then put the vehicle in gear and spin up the free wheel. But we only ran the speedometer up to about 35 mph, because that equated to 70 mph on the free spinning wheel because it was receiving all the torque through the differential gears. If a car/truck had a limited-slip differential, the tire on the block would spit the block right out from under it. For those we would move the tire temporarily to the front and use the electric motor. An open differential delivers torque almost equally only if both wheels have equal traction. We also sold a lot of tires, and almost universally, the right rear of a well-used set would have the least amount of tread left. The spider gears in an open differential allow the inside tire to rotate more slowly than the outside tire in a turn, which is, after all, the reason for needing an open differential; to allow for an unequal distribution of torque between the rear wheels depending on driving conditions. If the engineering design is to differentiate the application of torque between the rear wheels depending on driving conditions, an open differential, by design, does not distribute torque equally.

@@bruceb1771 What he said.

@@bruceb1771 How much torque do you think it takes to free spin a wheel in the air? It's 1-2 ft lbs at best, the wheel on the ground is also receiving 1-2 foot lbs which isn't enough to move the vehicle so it doesn't move. Also when doing a burnout with an open diff the rotational torque from the driveshaft unloads the right side making it have less traction so that is the wheel that spins and once it brakes traction it takes even less torque to spin it so even less torque goes to the left wheel.

mr beast hahahaha what a douche matt is better then that!

Thanks for thinking of kaulin. He is getting around good. His leg they cut the bone off is still not able to walk on it, but he is one amazing guy.

Don't mix materials without isolation pads.

👍an aluminum sprocket driving chromoly rails will wear quickly

​@@danjones1365looks like there is a plastic antiwear coating on the teeth. Maybe HDPE or something?

@@BrokeWrench Could possibly be UHMW, i know we use that on a lot of our sprockets and if it doesn't bear any major weight we may use a sprocket made entirely out of UHMW.

@@danjones1365 The gear is a special Polyurethane bonded to Aluminium. Steel does not touch Al.

I know, right?! I'm new here and can't believe what I just watched. God is coming back and Matt is the conduit. Best channel, show I've ever seen! I'm inspired to do something myself now.

There is no amount of time and money that cannot be invested in attempting to make a tracked vehicle quieter. In the end, other than a good muffler, it is better to wear hearing protection. I did note that the new drive "sprockets" seem to have high-tech construction which may help considerably.

I second this

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@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist2kindly, shut up

@@JORMA-gf6bz dang 4 comments in 1 hour, quite impressive

You spend time with him 24/7? If not, you're seeing what he wants to see. How people judge YTers is unbelievable. Sheeple.

Yep but west of the 100th meridian there's not enough rainfall to sustain agriculture, let alone golf courses. "water conservation" does not mean the same thing as in NZ. Read "Cadillac Desert". Utah will not be a pleasant place to live in in 2050 which is our children's lifetime

When the glacier melted at the end of the ice age a lot of water ran across the ground. It probably happened multiple times before that every 50,000 years or so.

Ask Noah

Lol, look who’s talking! (From NZ) Visited both islands as a high schooler in the 90s and was absolutely blown away with the scenery.

@@ChiefNonsense- never been there but the scenery shot there for Lord of the Rings is breathtaking.

Applying the handbrake works only when your RWD.

Most any decent church has community outreach. In fact, if a Christian Church has poor outreach that would be a serious shortfall that I dictates some severe problems. You don't have to do anything more than show up to join in and contribute to that outreach, even if you have never set foot in the church, so find a local one and call them up and ask what you can help with.

@@brianhaygood183You don't need a cult to volunteer in your community.

@@brianhaygood183 no thanks. We didn't ask for indoctrination.

@@zahariel_859 what do you think a youth group is?

@@CRneu a religious indoctrination. Next question.

the first set of pads wipe and partially dry giving the second set more friction. In the old days of drum brakes (when I learned to drive) you put your brakes on lightly after going through a deep puddle to be prepared to stop further along. Otherwise you could be in for a surprise. Was really great when diisk front brakes arrived in the 70's. Another major safety improvement was that even if a front bearing failed, the caliper kept the wheel in place. With drums, the only thing keeping the wheel on was the outer wheel bearing which was very small. Now trailers, which rarely (if ever) have disk brakes lose wheels.

Dear Sir, the reality is that those kinds of people are a vanishing species you see schools have no shop class all is geared to doctors' lawyers' engineers so what Mike Rowe is exposing is the present lack of those kind of people. we need urgently.

@@1glopz I agree 1000 percent.i know a lot of kids that stayed out of college and went into the trades. We need those people. Of all the cuts to education shop was a bad class to cut!

@@jeffrosen8237 As a retired industrial maintenance mechanic I see the urgent need for trained technician the industry is bleeding for this. thanks my friend

Yep, definitely forgot that part. So in comes the giant pipe wrench lol

Angle of the badangle !!