pretty new to trailer tech work and i gotta say your vids saved me a bunch of times, i dont know what it is but the two shops ive been to so far talk a big game about training but never actually set aside time to train. when i see a new guy i send them your way. bro you should get paid for doing other companies training
Mikey, dude I love watching your videos you have improved the quality of repairs and increased efficiency a ton for me and my team with a lot of little cool tips and tricks that I don’t even think you know your sharing. I heard you say, I don’t think I should be sharing this on the internet lol😂. Dude let me tell you what there is more work than any one shop or huge corporation could ever handle and the amount of idiot drivers making the work for us is only increasing 😂. Cheers man thanks for all you do share
The bottom looks like what I need to do on my trailer and what I asked about on another video: patching the bottom of the panels. Is there more in another video ? This video is a bit fisheyed and for me a bit hard to see what I am looking at. Can you patch the bottom without removing the whole panel as I only need to fix the bottom ??
@@mikeydesilva8197 i saw another video where they showed the work done, but not the process.there is a 2014 wabash document outlineing the process of replacing all the lower part of the panels as one. I cannot find the document to download but i screen shot the pages. Unfortunately i cannot find the parts online. My question is are the horizontal unions made as the verticals or is there a re-enforcement for the rivets to go into. ? Its hard to find specifics, and the one who said he would help no longer responds
