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It's a Hartford/Argyle thing to do weird project. Always remember safety first 😂. That's a cool lantern. Great video my friend

I found 2 10 inch Chevy hub caps if you want them

Those can definitely raise the anxiety levels! I’d like to see your ideas for the water truck! I may have some pipe to donate?!

That's how my father and grandfather showed me to do the lock ring rims years ago.

Nice video. What do you call the thin black weather stripping on the back tailgate section that hangs down and where did you get it? Thanks.

AS a former gokart racer, I assume you have to use pump gas. Naturally in karts, that was the case but many went to great lengths to dump nitro. Many tracks dumped fuel from all carts into a tank and then fueled them asthey went out on the track. Like I said many went to great lengths to develop systems to "dump" nitro. That being said, what type of tech is used to monitor displacement, stroke, etc.?

use the cut out piece to patch the lower door and then you're set

Interesting. UA-cam has been suggesting videos from people with small subscriber counts to me for roughly the last month, and today that was you.

I have a 616 allis chalmers mower i got for 50 dollars it was going to be scrapped and i offered the guy 50 j couldn't see it be scrapped so i messed with the wiring and switch and solenoid to make sure it was all good and found out that the starter was bad and replace it now it runs with a new starter and carburetor i am 18 years old and i am going to mow lawns for some money, I am country and own 4 other tractor a 1951 44 massey Harris and a 1956 861 ford power Master and a 1954 allis chalmers wd45 and a 1950 u Minneapolis Moline . I like fixing old tractors for fun. My name is Cory Theesfeld .

Some people like to hear themselves talk...

Can’t wait to see it run at the “pull for a cure”.

Wonderful effort Scott and crew.

Great job Scott!

You’re awesome! Great job with bringing everyone together and great job with the video.

I remember an Eagle Scout project in the late 90’s that rebuilt that wooden fence in front of the cemetery. We did some stone rubbings to see the ages on some of the older headstones. Thanks for all the hard work to get it looking good again.

Love it

Thank you for taking the reins in getting these projects started !

Thank you all for doing this project! It was so good to see the work you did.

Fantastic organizing, Scott.

Great job!

What a great job !!

Great progress thanks scott!

At 48:28, “did you read the directions?”, lol

Beautiful honor in a beautiful town, nice job, thank you.

Great job!

What a wonderful difference...Thanks to everyone who helped out!!!!

Good job!! My bell is still there.

Hi what an interesting project you have here. Ill deff keep watching to see how it goes. Id pop over and give you a hand but im in England UK.

You have been busy my friend. Things are moving along well. I can't wait to see her food truck out and about. How do you find time? I'd like to know that too. Have a wonderful evening

1:54 are those a set of brinly disks?

I’ll be over to check on that roof!

Great looking roof. Coming along very well.

My 1976 712 H has a 9 piston hydro unit, modern tractors only 5 or 6. A heavy frame welded together not bolted a great unit for a rebuild.

Where did you get this valve? Everything I look at on line won’t let the levers be mounted that way.

Ducati, makes a 1.5 liter V-8😊😊😊

I think you meant BAD jokes! 🤣🤣🤣

This will be easy...LOL. Famous last words...I have said these too many times myself... Silicone plan is a great choice for "self-levelling". Every step is one step closer to finished! Cheers from Canada

Yes

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Hey! Happy Birthday!

I know this is an old video, but, I was wondering where you got your seat for it from.... Any info on it would be appreciated.....

Which seal exactly did you use for the bottom of the camper back shell window. I found the century website but they have a lot of different seals to choose from…

For sure, I will visit when the baking begins!

It looks like most tankless RV water heaters are either gas OR DC, not combo. Most are about $200_250 or so. One combo jumped out by Rogatti but expensive, $500+. Our experience from others is propane responds quicker but you can be running for propane a lot. At camp I just turn on the electric in the morning and leave it on all day. We don't have tankless, yet. My theory is that once it's hot it stays pretty well. It seems a DC water heater would suck your batteries down rather quickly, unless the generator is keeping it up. I'll do some more reading on the tankless at my trunkcamper FB group. They'll have opinions for sure.

Looking forward to seeing the food truck finished and buying some baked goods!

Small steps forward are still progress. You've come a long ways already! Best of luck in your new venture! Cheers from Canada!

You lost a subscriber yet another channel talk talk talk 🙄

That's too funny

Looking great. Can't wait for the Simonize.

Some folks are going with tankless hot water in campers. I haven't spoken with anyone first hand but my RV guy is trying to sell me one. More $$ I suppose but should save space and weight.