Upgrading and outfitting a new aluminum enclosed car trailer 

Question sir Who do you buy your tires from???

TIL- Taylor doesn't really understand what "hand-me-down" means. If YOU bought an upgraded or duplicate tool, it's NOT a hand-me-down, my brother. Everything is looking on point and ready to go for the season. Can't wait to see you out there competing and kickin' ass.

Hey, maybe a little video where you put kart tires or some other pneumatic tires on the tool chest? You know how it is, those things have wheels but they still suck to move.

LOOKS GOOD BUDDY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHEN YOU THINK YOU GOING DO LOFT.....IS THAT LOOKING LIKE A THIS WINTER PROJECT ???? AND OF COURSE $$$$$ IS ALWAYS A FACTOR ON BIG JOBS.

@@ronjones-6977POMB = Piss Out My Bottom

looking for this comment. I'm like I don't think that word means what you think it means lol.

I was like man who's giving him all these tools 😂

At least he admitted he didn't need to, but it justifies the choice and does make sense!

LOL my girlfriend doesn't seem to agree with the logic

When I got my RV I got an RV toolset. My wife asked 'If it's so important why isn't there a toolset in my car?'. 😏 'You're right babe!' 😂🤙

Haha, I was just thinking that.

I bought one of the mayflower tire changers a couple years ago and it was hands down money well spent. It’s saved me on the weekends a couple times when tire shops are closed etc

What's not is when all your family, friends and acquaintances you don't remember every have seen in your life want you to change theirs! 😂 (I say this as I literally just got done mounting my roommates grandma's tires behind sitting down and watching this 😂)

@@commonsenseisdeadin2024 yup, had one myself for about a year. changed other peoples tires more than my own so i sold it.. i'd rather pay some one than listen to the bs sob stories from families and friends begging me to do it.

@@sirmonkey1985 I mean in all actuality, I hope you're changing others tires more than your own, for your wallets sake! 😂 I got rid of mine too ....... Well I yeeted the friends and family.... Tire machine does much more for me then they ever did! 😂 I'm cheaper, but I'm not free! Want free? Then you're going to learn how to do it! I have zero issue with teaching someone something, I will not do it for them though!

that thing is sweet. me too

So why you need this and the bus? Just curious

@@ikecostner1to take 2 cars

@@ikecostner1probably more fuel efficient to tow the trailer, so places that are close enough to trailer, it makes sense

@@thefatninja942 oh good point

I said the same..... That's like the biggest benefit of an aluminum jack! 😂 However I just said to fabricate one himself since he really enjoys doing exactly that!

Probably going to be Ben Hobson.

If somehow he would be driving for fd he would be registered but he isn’t so that won’t be happening now maybe the future who knows

Yeah from his other videos , he said he wouldn't be trying for pro cause of his family and the price but yeah I have been trying to say this exact same thing but maybe he might go pro spec

He absolutely has the talent to compete (and imo a great chance to actually win, but at minimum will podium season 1!) but I don't think he wants to drive for anyone else, certainly not someone else's car! I could definitely see Ben doing so as mentioned, I think he would be a perfect fit actually! Ben is a phenomenal driver, it would be awesome to see much more of said driving! 😂

pretty sure he'd have to do pro spec first to get a chance at getting a invitation to pro the next year...

Dude is awkward AF in real life

tables and chairs as well. If you mount airline track on the walls, it is a great and simple way to mount a lot of odd items.

He explained in the video the reason that he did the 2 to 1 attachment points.... It's not going to fall forward! If you're whipping around your trailer to the extent of causing a cart to fall forward, the method of how it was secured down IS NOT the issue! The 'foot pads" of US general boxes are actually pretty beefy. I don't think the casters will experience enough force to fail.... I'm not sure your experience with trailers and having loaded tool boxes, things inside of cabinets or the like but everytime you reach your destination, the shit is not in complete disarray! (Again unless that's untrue for you, the method of how said storage is attached IS NOT the issue!) This is one of those things that, ON PAPER makes sense but IN PRACTICE just isn't the case! All that said, it does sound like you have indeed experienced in practice..... HOWEVER I'm betting that said experience in practice was not in an enclosed trailer being towed behind a light duty truck and the contents were also much much heavier...... Would I lose?

I'd agree HOWEVER with 14ply and his load capacity, I doubt he'd ever have 2 go. If he did have a situation where BOTH are punctured at the same time, either A. Tires are likely not what he will need to worry about (2 tires going at the same time would likely be the result of further extensive damages! The first tire will usually "save" the other to the rear if hitting something in the road.) and B. You can drive on one tire down (obviously slower) to make it to a shop to get the others fixed! You're SUPPOSED to (and should) install the spare and immediately go to get the bad tire repaired/replaced. (Which of course many don't and I bet your situation is the same as the following..) you had one blow, then continuing along and the other blew later on... That's extremely common, and is EXACTLY why you should get the bad tire sorted immediately after changing the spare! (You should also rotate your spare in much more frequently (again which commonly people don't! Hell I bet most people never rotate their trailer tires at all!) because a spare with brand new tread being thrown on (typically when someone has a trailer tire failure, the tires are no where near "new" and if the load is substantial, the spare tire may get over loaded because of the greater diameter and cause they to fail in short time!

@@Aduki65 happens here because trailers don't need to be inspected and because a substantial majority of people in this god forsaken country have absolutely no consideration for anything or anyone except for themselves!

@@Aduki65 oh and the reason it seems to happen here more too is because there's 5 times the population and are 40 times the size as the UK! From what I've seen, trailers over across the pond tend to look like nothing more than a hay wagon! Do you see anything like Taylor's?

@@Aduki65 unfortunately ignorance knows no bounds, it knows no race, no wealth, no status quo..... Unfortunately it appears to be thriving all around the world! I don't even know a sliver of what's going on in this world but it's truly not hard to see it's just sad..... More so in the disgusting kind of way.... Just to be clear 😂 Sorry kind of went off track and got depressing..... What I mean about no consideration is people have absolutely zero issue with pushing the limits especially when it "saves" a few bucks! Are trailers are huge, they are heavy and often over loaded and have zero qualms going a high rate of speed! (Many blowouts are because too much weight, too fast of rotation and improbably aired! Not to mention we're deemed illegal 2/32's ago! 😂 (I don't know how you guys measure tread depth, considering when it comes to tires (or tyres! That I know 🤣 but here basic mathematics and measurements are cast aside, obviously you're are sized 1. A metric system 2. Aspect ratio (percentage) and then 3. Imperial system. Here tread is measured in 32nds, 2/32 is not considered 1/16"! Same goes with 4,6,8,10,12 thirty seconds! 😂.... Not that it matters at all, the imperial system as a whole is dumb and mostly makes zero sense! Such is life! 🤣😂🤣😂😁😬🙂😞😭 Completely forgot to say the reason I went down the last rabbit hole (ADHD is the reason for that 😂) But I mentioned tread depth because the joke I was making is the lowest legal limit of tread on tires IS 2/32"s...... (BaDumTss)

I second this. Specially with all the welding outlets that he had put in around the entire shop

I would agree, but that box is not very loaded. So it might not be as big a problem. Although I have definitely seen what you are talking about.

Block under the sides so you take pressure off the wheels.

I 100% would have installed the box without the wheels, it would have been cabinet height and the issue with the wheels.

I'm fairly sure the point is for the box to be mobile. Can't happen if the box is mounted without wheels. Pretty sure the aim for it to not be permanently mounted is to put it where they need it at an event and have it hop to the bus as necessary. That's why all the bus tools left the bus and ended up in the box in the first place.

@@Tora1337 You can still keep the cart on wheels it is just when tie down... supporting the load so it isn't just on the wheel.

A huge amount of the sound from a generator doesn't come from the exhaust, it's mechanical.

That would be 10 awg, Bigger is always better for compressor loads 😉 Ole lectrician

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