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Why did bro have the dogs out at 0:40 😮

My truck is going to need leaf springs at some point. I think I’ll just take it to a spring shop!

Nice video, it helps mowing that other people have the same issues wenn working on the truck.

Wait, you saved a stinkbug?

Why on earth wouldn’t you put new tin on the building after all that investment? Jeesh.

Thank you for the no commentary great video

You would think this should be required by law on all riding mowers with how many accidents happen.

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This is an excellent video. You covered a lot of points. Thanks! For sharing.

0:15 YIKES!

Can do attitude and perseverance, any size shop works. Nice space you ended up with. Go Neil.

I drink from the toilet

“19.1 divided by 2 is 9.55” “9.57 it is!”

Simple?

How are your wood posts doing? Just bought a house with a 28x30 morton pole barn that was built in the 80s. Just discovered that a few of the posts are rotted out right at ground level 😅

I have my shovels welded unto a steel handle because I tend to always break my fiberglass, wood, etc. handles.

awesome video! would love to see more

Thank you for posting again! I always enjoy your videos!

I love the upgrades on the tailgates. I didn't even know they where that easy to replace. I've never seen a chevy guy fix them before....always worn out and won't latch.

Andrew, I have a recommendation . For your following projects, please prepare a can of silicon spray. Every time you dismantle something and see any rubber parts in it, spray it : )

Yaaaaaaassss! FIX IT!!!!

Nice video. I suspect the red terminals you were trying to crimp were made for a larger diameter wire size. Which it why it was not holding. One trick you can do is strip more back and fold the wire in half then crimp the connector.

Good job as always! Nice editing. Too bad these Chevrolets tend to rust away very fast if you don't live in a desert. Looks like it's time to preserve it with a coating wax like Mike Sanders grease. Greetings from Germany and happy Stolzmonat.

Very rust car!

Nice to see new video and glad to see Malcolm and Sadie helping out too. Gonna be "Sweet" ride! Happy Fathers Day!

this truck is getting a new life

Sweet! Always love your posts!

"sweet!" I typically don't use the rear-view camera on my sedan mainly because I have a better bearing of my surroundings from turning around. I only use them for critical parking maneuvers like parallel parking or reverse parking against a wall/curb/bollard, but I understand the practicality of having them for larger vehicles like trucks or vans or SUVs. is the custom license plate purely cosmetic or is it registered with the state? :p

this is amazing. i also picked up a dresser for free with the intention to fix as a side hobby except im a beginner.. this was very easy and I think I will be able to complete the task

I had mine off 7yr ago but felt like 3weeks. I go to change mine bc bushings gone 😂 2 days later and torch and 50k press 😅 I got them replaced. Remember copper or aluminum nickel anti sease lol 😅

My Friend U LOVE SOMEONE ALOT !!!!! THAT'S ALOT OF WORK !!!!!!❤😂

Living the dream, man. I'm very envious.

I'll bet that by now you've heard of Evapo-Rust. Tell them what I've won, Monty!

The element Boron is toxic to fungi. Two sources of Boron are Borax (Sodium Borate) and Boric Acid. Borax is a laundry water softener sold in supermarkets and Boric Acid is used in eye drops and sold over-the-counter in drug stores. Used prudently, neither is dangerous to rational humans. I would try adding a teaspoon of Boric Acid to your molasses brew - it is a very weak acid and won't contribute to the rust removal, but it should keep the mold away. Frankly, a better idea is to pour a layer of cheap vegetable oil to completely cover the surface. That excludes oxygen from the molasses soup, BUT you might find some kind of anaerobic bacteria that don't like oxygen growing instead. signed, - a chemistry nerd

The file was crazy. The wrench was crazy. In fact all the tools were crazy.

Great video I have the same mower, a link to the parts used would be nice though

"It kept this perfectly good wood out of the landfill". When millions of people think and act accordingly, beautiful things happen.

I've been soaking some tools for over 12 months now. I started with vinegar/water mix and then added citric acid a couple of months ago. I'll take them out and clean them and see what I've got left. 😁😁 BTW, I've got a footballer's neck too, I do just fine...

Great sense of humor, subbed just for that.

VERY SMART to use the wheel as a jack stand wedge after it's removed from the truck! I've been doing that for decades!!

I would have replaced the deck boards.

Great video pal 😎👍 that boy is Lucky to have a father like you, who's teaching him all the little nick nacks in automotive repair safety... I'm on the same journey with my Silverado... just tackling 1 repair at a time 😮‍💨 but I know once it is all completed...I will be much happier and satisfied than some dude purchasing a brand New Silverado from the dealership.

Love the no bs. Right to the important parts!

I used to work in a signshop making those burlington siigns and bestbuy ,the way we shipped them was cardboard on bottom, saran wrap the top 1 spin, then cardboard top ,and do another spin, dont wanna use to much saran wrap

How to turn one of the safest power tools into the most dangerous of power tools. This is Darwin Award stuff.

I highly recommend picking up a step drill for when you're drilling sheet metal. Neat project.

The gear shop in Maryland has rebuilt transfer case for $890 with 18 months or $1030 with 36 month warranty. They also update the back casing so as to avoid this problem. Putting one in my 05 silverado in a week.

oh my good how many days you need to complete this small project

Vinegar and baking soda !!!!

I always wondered what the deal with people hanging stars on the outside of their home was until I found out it was a cult