Update on Project Sergeant Rock - Trucks! S7, E17 

As a fresh Airman in the Air Force back in 1996, I was stationed at Grand Forks AFB, ND. We had those OLD Oshkosh WT-2206 roll over snow plows that were originally manufactured in the 1960s, then refurbished twice (1970s & 1980s). They came with four 6V batteries. They were wired together for a 24V system as sell as some 12V circuits. The first thing I learned was to make a diagram of the cables and placement of the batteries. Make sure you marked the positive and negative terminals, as well as number them so you knew exactly where they went. You'll know if you hook any of them up wrong and kick yourself in the ass when you have to replace electrical components and wiring!

Maaaaaan I love watching these episodes of you building Sergeant Rock

I enjoyed your sheetmetal fabrication type and techniques,Stacey.🇭🇲👍😁🏏🦘

I remember the weeks and months long waits in between episodes of this build. Every week wishing my life away hoping this weekend was the weekend we get a continuation episode of Sgt. Rock.

Hearing that old Power Wagon start almost bought tears to my eyes. It's gotta be the most beautiful sound I've ever heard. I salute you, Sgt Rock 🤘!

Didn't even remove the tire chains before that first test drive, cool.

Skip to 12:00 if you have already seen the previous segments. 12:00 -----------

"no power steering, no brakes, no floor!!"

Weld those axle parts with stick. Run a root weld with 6010 rod and then fill/cap with 7018. That will give you a solid weld that should not crack under pressure if done correctly.

Best paint color of any TV build I have ever seen.

I love that era trucks

Tim "The Toolman" Taylor has a love child, cool.

I can't stress strongly enough, WEAR A DUST MASK WHEN WORKING WITH RAT FECES! You can get a bad lung infection than can last months or longer.

Good!

This is basically gears , but I still love it

Where can I find the dashboard episode?

So true buddy it's treasure

the fenders look wrong

More of a recap and less of an update...skip to 12:00 if you've seen the other videos...

Should've been painted back into army green slight build in the modern age

The guy explaining the Detroit diesel sounds like Rodnick

Stacey is my spirit Animal

You've hear the saying 'if ti's too good to be true then it usually is.'

Love from bangladesh👌👌

TO PN YOU SHOULD OF HAD A FACE MASK ON WHEN YOU CLEANED THE INSIDE. YEARS AGO I READ AN ARTICLE WHERE THEY WERE CLEANING OUT AN ABANDON B-24 BOMBER WITH LOTS OF RAT POOP IN IT. A NUMBER OF THOSE PEOPLE CAME UP WITH A STRANGE DISEASE. [I DON'T REMEMBER THE NAME ANYMORE.]

wait...those tires do not look old

POWERNATION? WTF? Stacy David was the guy who made TRUCKS. You don't even recognize him for what he did. He inspired me to get a project and buy products that pay your fees. He's gone and I watch his new show but I find it offensive that you bring his product back when you're hurting.

How is this show still on? 3/4 of the episode is recap.

Who cares about the 60 series Detroit? Your not gonna off-road one.

This guy seems kinda like an arm chair mechanic. Check out Bad Obsession for awesome work.

Instead of restoring that classic work horse back to what it was BUILT to be, it is being so badly butchered it's enough to make anyone that appreciates these old rigs throw up! Would almost been better to have crushed it and kept it away from this maniac!

Do you do anything but run you mouth??? You show NOTHING !!!!!!!!