Trailer and car repairs after the mountain damages 

Ok, the welding exchange between father and daughter is priceless! Samantha with the oversize coat and gloves from Dad with him guiding her along. I mean...how many times has that played out in that family? The admiration you have for each other shines through. As always, you're the best!

My dad died when I was 10. I picked up a few useful tips and techniques from him, but missed out on all the interactions like you have with yours. He's a good dad and a good teacher. Cherish the time you get to spend with him.

Glad to see someone in the younger generation rebuilding something instead of just buying a new replacement part. It shows pride of ownership other than just some item which is just thrown away

Your dad is an example of how all fathers and daughters should be ! I'm glad you didn't let andrew fix it, the trailer jack might have ended up being heavier than the trailer ! LOL !

the banter between sam and dad is the best parts, thanks!

You might be used to it but I think you've got a great dad . Knowledgeable , patient , good sense of humor, willing to take the time to help you out and show you some tricks along the way .

I Love your Dad, Samantha, he is a good man and a good teacher. Plus he cares about his family

came because of Andrews channel.. stayed and subscribed because of Sam.. I see why he likes you.. love your skills.

Sam, “A Grinder and paint, makes me the welder I ain’t”. Words to live by in my opinion.

You are so blessed to have your father there to teach you how to weld. Plus t two help to do other projects. Job well done I was quite impressed of what you've done. Thank you for sharing this video😊

Your dad is a smart guy. God bless him for what he is doing for You.

That was a wonderful video, father and daughter fixing things together. At 70 my daughter and 3 grand daughters still ask me to help fix things with them.

Dad can always tell what Sam's been working on, the silhouette of it is always painted on his bench.

Great job on the repairs..I love how your Dad takes the time to work with you & teach you..also glad he made sure that you put on the proper welding gear, the arc from a weld is 10 times brighter than the sun..and that is concentrated directly on your skin..any bare skin can get bad flash burns..keep up the great work!!

That was more love than any one trailer jack ever deserved. Good for you for getting it done.

Dad is a great addition to your video, he has amazing patience. I wish my dad was that good at teaching me to do things.

You have one of those "If we are gonna do it we might as well do it to the best of our ability" kind of Dads and I think you know you are blessed to have him. Men like him are quite rare these days, respect.

I'm impressed by you, up in that tree at Andrews was breath taking. Every time I see you, you get better. Your Dad has raised a perfect young lady. Keep the videos coming !!!

in joy every second with her dad , and you Samantha every second with your dad because time flies and will never go back to these times. god bless you both,

Reminds me of my dad teaching me when I was Sam's age. You cannot learn without learning from your own mistakes.

I WISH I HAD A DAD LIKE YOUR.....awsome work n repair on the trailer

I like the welding. By the fourth or fifth try you were naturally figuring it out without you father standing over you. Your a natural go getter! Now if only you lived near me I'd hire you in a heartbeat. Good job!

You have a great dad. A lot like my dad except my dad didn't have as much patience and got mad easy. Super talented at fixing/fabricating stuff.

Sam, I enjoy all of your videos but when you work with your dad they are outstanding. It’s so nice to see that father daughter relationship. I’m 63 yrs old and would love for my son to work with me on jobs but he has no Interest at all. He’s a chef and doesn’t want to dirty his hands. Lol. ❤❤❤

luv the way your dad teaches and makes sure you do things right as it will lead you to less regrets later

So nice to see the interaction with your Dad!

Sam Yes really cherish that you still have your father, mine has passed & i really miss him. & it is nice to see him teaching you to weld, that a good trade to know how to do, you can add that to your list on knowing how to do things. A jack of all trades and a master of some............. You take care Samantha and stay safe. Peace.

Your *father* is a cool guy! He'll 'guide you' then walk away - NOT - stand over you. I think that's cool and *YOU* are your father's daughter. Same good thought process! Carry on!

Great job, Sam! You learn a lot from your dad, very nice 💪🏻

I have the same trailer. That dolly wheel would hit anything that was sticking up. Side rail flip up jack was the cure. Plenty of ground clearance. Worked perfect.

Good job Sam and Dad! 😎💯 Working good together.

Great Dads produce great kids 👌

Sam, first time finding your YT channel. I have a BIG LOAD of respect for your work ethic. When wife and I were first together, she was my right hand partner. She was not afraid of anything. She was about your size and 4 surgeries on her right knee. SHe did not always follow Doctors instructions and wear her knee brace all the time. She was beautiful in a dress, but preferred shorts, jeans and Tshirts. She handles pew pews pretty good, so she is a threat to anyone not welcome that came in without knocking properly. You listened to your Dad and worked hard to make it right, or best it can be. Congratulations young Lady.

I love that you asked your dad for help… awesome team

Andrew's road should be called the, Near death, Equipment Recking Road of Destiny. 😂

Your dad taught you well. You used the crescent wrench for a hammer just like he did. Awesome.

Outstanding 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Thank your Dad for jumping in and getting it done.

Sam I’m concerned about the wires being shown,maybe think about covering them? 🤔🤓 great video of you fixing your trailer. Listen to your dad as he has great thoughts about things should be. 😊 Your dad is a great helper. 😊 You all have a great week ahead! 😊

Hello, I discovered Sam's RU-vid channel, it's a treat to see her work. Friendships from the South of France

When fitting the welding helmet I thought your Dad maybe was a Chiropractor. Just kidding. He looks like a can do guy. Sam, I think it’s great what you are doing with your RU-vid Channel,you are influencing a whole new generation of your people to get they’re hands dirty. Every time you pick up a tool you will learn. It’s almost always a new experience. Ten thousand thumbs up Sam! I’ve got a Samantha too and like you she gets it done.

Great work and content. Keep up the good work. Your Dad is a good teacher and you are a good student.

Were there easier ways of doing this, yes imo, but the knowledge gained was priceless. The critical thinking skills and awesome help from a solid mentor (Dad) will definitely help with future issues. Good job, Sam.

I need a dad like yours. He definitely knows what he’s doing.

Love the way your dad teaches and guides, but always with love and respect. I also love your dog Lena. I had a Boxer / American Bulldog mix named Maggio, who looked very similar to Lena. I had to send Maggio on her final journey in March, and every time I see Lena I'm very much reminded of my girl.

Tools break...then you fix and repair if possible...you work then play...good job Sam

Great channel.. There should be more fathers like yours Samantha..

I envy people who can do metalwork. It allows you to build pretty much anything. Super useful. Respect to anyone who learns it.

You and your dad make a great team!😁

Thar was an excellent video I enjoyed, your dad looks a kind dad and that was very rewarding to watch 👏 👏 👍 👌

Kudo's to you Sam for not giving up on your Little Subaru! Great job on your repairs!

I discovered your channel today. I have watched Andrew's channel for years. Your channel adds a human edge to Andrew which I very much enjoy, and has always felt somewhat lacking.

My job offer is always here for you Sam! You never cease to amaze me with your work ethic and skill

Years ago, after a day of welding with a mig, I would have outlines of the uniform pockets, and button row down the front of my cotton shirt. Every thing else was a pinkish color, those parts where the fabric was double or triple would be the natural skin color. (Yes I'm caucasian). And after my shower, there would be a small black puddle in the shower floor, where the grinding dust washed off my body. I have used a 50 pound spool of 035 mig wire in 9 hours. More then a few times. Retired now, and don't miss those days.

Your father is a great teacher.That is so great you were able to fix your trailer and car.Your videos are so good ,i wish i was more computer literate i would love to try RU-vid.

26:29 Had that exchange with my dad a whole lot of times. Dads strive for perfection.

That’s quite a job there Sam! Very good, Super good job! Now I know what I need to do to my trailer Jack. Love your welding, you got the hang of it!!!

The Camarata school of precision engineering!

Perfect technic on greasing the jack screw.

Sam, Trailer Jack, better than Factory😉 The love between your father and you, priceless. Dad's a great teacher and you, an excellent student. Lost my Dad and Mom in my mid-twenties. So, appreciate him and let him know it every-time you get the chance. None of us have any guarantees. May y'all be abundantly blessed. Thanks for the videos Sam. John here, from the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee.

I have a messed up lower back and knees so really hard getting down and up off the ground outside. Never thought about using a dog bed. Nice Idea you gave me.

From What I've seen of your Dad on your Channel ... He's a Good Bloke 😎 This is a Great Channel ... Well done Sam Cheers From Australia

More projects with your Dad please! “What’s with using your hands as a hammer?” (Produces a wrench to use as a hammer). Lol!

Goodness young Lady ... how good is it to work with your Dad. Cherish the moments... life runs.

Best repairs done with family.

I am so jelly. My dad never taught me how to weld. I had to go to school to learn it. Your father is a good man.

Excellent video Samantha thank you Do some more videos your dad He is very talented.

Cherish these moments, Sam.

Blessings to you and your family. I truly enjoy welding..bc if you mess up, you can grind it out and do it again. Eventually, you’ll end up with what you want. Patience is a virtue…and a loving father who takes time to teach you, is truly a blessing.

Every tool has a Hammer function. 😉👍

In my jackstand from my trailer. I took and put a grease shirt in the top of it. That way, when it gets hard to turn, you can always grease it.

Loved You and your Dad ...and Lena..

My contribution tip is, wear latex gloves when doing dirty work. 50 pairs for 10 bucks at HF. They may tear while working but keeping grease, dirt, paint and grime off ones hands and just tossing the used pair away is a tip I didn't learn until I got old.

I absolutely love your vids Sam, you have the best attitude

Hey Samantha , Andrew should pay the damages 😁😁

You have a cool dad, loved the time teaching my girls on car stuff, engine swops and alike.

Moral of this story is don't go up Andrew's mountain with anything you don't want destroyed😊!!!

Thanks, Samantha, it was great watching the interaction between you and your Dad. Also nice to see you working hard to get things right. J.R.

Hello from a crusty old Scotsman Samantha. I have watched Andrew for years. I wondered (not that it's my businees) who you were to him? Having listened twice to your really good Q&A, I think (for what it's worth) that you are still looking for your place in the world? Some find it fairly quickly, most don't. Until you do, it is difficult to hold down a relationship with someone who clearly has found his place. I suspect that, once you're settled within yourself, things may change. I wish you well, and wish you luck and success.

Definitely a father daughter relationship worth emulating

When Samantha starts to go beyond her skill level: Dad to the rescue. We love Dad.

Your Dad is a great instructor!

As a welder I can tell u its adjusted perfectly Sam. Remember that sound it's what ur looking for. Ur in good hands. Stay with it good job!

having good dad experiences vicariously through samantha's channel.

Well, I wish I knew this was coming. I built a jack like this or rebuilt one. On mine 1 1/4 square tube almost fits inside with a little grinding it does. Square clears the dimple in the tube to keep it from spinning when raised and lowered. Did a couple plug welds and added a second mounting bracket on the trailer so a hole and 3 bolts at the top of the frame and a hole in the bottom layer. Now if you hit the jack you know it.

Nice Job Sam that trailer will get you there and back with a secure load now

Matt over at Diesel Creek loves to say: “A grinder and paint makes me look like the welder I ain’t” 🤣 You’re lucky to have a dad who wants to teach you AND sets the bar high. My father used to say that anything worth doing half assed is worth doing all assed lol

What a great Dad you have!

On your welding slow your travel way down, focus on weaving the puddle to stitch the pieces together.

You can all ways clean up a bumpy weld by grinding it smooth, and filling in the gaps. The trick is cleaning both pieces of metal from rust and crap before you weld. All ways clean any slag off with a chipping hammer and metal wire brush. Little holes are called perosity, that's not good, grind it again than weld over it until nice sooth bead is established.

Its so good to see You learning to weld and to see Your father give You the proper advice. 👍

the clearance of your Subaru is approx. 180mm in the middle of its body. So to be sure the trailer's support won't scratch all the way uphill you use to use it should have appr. 200mm (8 in.) clearance. If the result is so, that's a good job!

Sam, if I may, I am.impressed and you are awesome, keep going forward,

Samantha , your father is a very loving and a patient teacher ♥️😎

Glad to see repairs on your equipment, nice touch using the torque wrench for the lug nuts, thanx for sharing. 😃

You Rock SAM , You have a great teacher their , CHERISH all the time a father daughter spend together. great video.

Every Tool has a hammer side!

Good job I like the channel and a great Dad..looking for more videos soon!!!

Old mans a classic. Few and far between.

Kudo,s to your dad, he a good teacher, some advice, keep that little lightweight trailer off the mountain,everything up there is heavy duty+.

Nice work. Regards from Poland.