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Blake Groce
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How to Replace a Broken Wheel Stud! 1967 Chevy C10
How to Replace a Broken Wheel Stud! 1967 Chevy C10
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Lowering my 1967 Chevy C10! Part 2 CPP Lowering Kit!
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Proverbs 3:5-6 "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths." This is part 2 of installing a CPP 3/4 lowering kit on my 1967 Chevy C10! Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/rt7ggoWQjX8/v-deo.html Lowering Kit: www.classicindustries.com/product/all-years/chevrolet/truck/parts/cssk6372a.html
Lowering My 1967 C10! CPP Lowering Kit!
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In this video, I start the installation of this CPP 3/4 lowering kit on my 1967 Chevy C10!
Fixing My Classic Car's Cooling System!
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In this video I give an overview of my new to me 1974 Plymouth satellite and start tearing into the cooling system.
CLASSIC CAR SHOW! | Mountain Mushroom Festival Car Show 2022!
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Some cool cars from the Mountain Mushroom Festival Car Show in Irvine Kentucky! Hope you enjoy!
The Story Behind Kevin's 1981 Camaro & Funny Encounters with Strangers | Classic Car Podcast Ep 1
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Kevin tells the story behind his 1981 Chevrolet Camaro and why it's special to him, along with what makes him nostalgic about old stuff! Also, Blake and Kevin share some interesting and funny stories about meeting random strangers while driving their classics!
Old Hand Saw to Wall Art!
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The saw was too far gone to restore and use, the handle was cracked and the blade was warped, so instead of throwing it out I decided to give it a new life by turning it into wall art! Hope you enjoy!
Homemade DIY Dump Trailer Build! (Short Version)
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This is a SHORT video on building a new dump bed for my trailer! The entire project took me a little over a month to build and film. If I was to do it again I would probably use angle iron for the frame instead of square tubing, that way I wouldn't have had to weld on all of those angle brackets or make those bushings and I could have sunk the wood down into the frame. But I didn't have to buy ...
Homemade DIY Lawn Mower Trailer Dump Bed Build!
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This is a video on building a new dump bed for my trailer! The entire project took me a little over a month to build and film. If I was to do it again I would probably use angle iron for the frame instead of square tubing, that way I wouldn't have had to weld on all of those angle brackets or make those bushings and I could have sunk the wood down into the frame. But I didn't have to buy any st...
V8 Cold Start! 283 v8 1967 Chevy C10 Thrush Mufflers!
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This is a quick and dirty cold start video of my truck after we had a pretty good ice storm. It has a 283 small block and Thrush open chambered mufflers. I need to turn the idle up because in the video it was idling too low and that's why it died, it normally doesn't idle that low when its warmed up. Hope you enjoy!
1976 Sears Craftsman RATROD Project Part 4, Brake Work and Paint Update
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This is part 4 of the 1976 Sears Craftsman Ratrod project. In this video I get the brakes freed up and start getting some parts painted. Hope you enjoy! Follow this build on the All Terrain Lawn Tractor Form! www.atltf.com/t6440p50-1976-sears-craftsman-eager-1-ratrod-hotrod#112610
1976 Sears Craftsman RATROD Project Part 3, Pulling out the Peerless 600
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This is part 3 of the 1976 Sears Craftsman Ratrod project. In this video I pull out the Peerless 600 transaxle and inspect everything. Hope you enjoy! Follow this build on the All Terrain Lawn Tractor Form! www.atltf.com/t6440p25-1976-sears-craftsman-eager-1-ratrod-hotrod#112347
1976 Sears Craftsman RATROD Project Part 2, Carb Issues
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This is part 2 of the 1976 Sears Craftsman Ratrod project. Hope you enjoy! Follow this build on the All Terrain Lawn Tractor Form! www.atltf.com/t6440-1976-sears-craftsman-eager-1-ratrod-hotrod
1976 Sears Craftsman RATROD Project Part 1
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This is the first video of the 1976 Sears Craftsman Ratrod project. Hope you enjoy! Follow this build on the All Terrain Lawn Tractor Form! www.atltf.com/t6440-1976-sears-craftsman-eager-1-ratrod-hotrod#111948
How to Paint an old Garden Tractor "Wheel Horse 700"
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How to Paint an old Garden Tractor "Wheel Horse 700"
What about that panhard bar? Did it keep the axle center after the lowering. An adjustable is available if you have centering issues.
@@kenlelon369 I assumed that it wasn't low enough to need an adjustable panhard bar. Been daily driving it for over a year since I lowered it and haven't had any issues but I've honestly never bothered to measure and see how centered the axle was. Good question.
I've never seen old hardware ever able to be removed that easy
Blake, thanks for your video. I am in Kentucky also and in the process of building a 67 C10. Question, your old suspension had lowering blocks, but you left those off when installing new suspension. Are you using lowered springs? I thought i read the ride is better using stock springs and lowering blocks. What's your thoughts?
@@alexrios5681 Yes, I used lowering springs. It rides better than it did with the original worn out springs. I'm not sure if it would ride better with the lowering blocks and new "stock height" springs or not. I decided to use lowering springs instead of lowering blocks because I wanted to gain more ground clearance between the ground and the trailing arms. 👍
How many mpg do you average?
@@willboastrum4701 2 barrel, no overdrive, and 3.55 gears gets me around 14 mpg on the highway.
@@blakegroce not bad! I assume it’s a 4 speed?
@@willboastrum4701 3 speed (floor shift)
@@blakegroce oh okay, nice man! That’s great for a three speed. I’ve heard the proper four barrel carburetter can get pretty good mpg as well due to the smaller jet size. Do you know if that’s accurate?
@@willboastrum4701 I'm not sure but I plan on swaping to a 327 intake and a quadrajet in the near future, hoping to get better mpg then.
Hey man great job, it’s great to see people working on their own stuff rather than paying someone to do it, to me that’s what hot rodding is all about ! By the way that thing sounds SWEET, I hope my 1970 sounds that good when I get her started
@@steventwiddy3402 Thanks! I appreciate that, always trying to learn something new. Good luck with that 1970, I really like the grills in those, they look tough.
@@blakegroce I’m 57 and I try to learn something new everyday and just be a little better person than I was yesterday
Hey, i was wondering if you know where to get parts for one of these mowers, because I have one as well, and mine is being built into a hauler.
Last time I checked you could still get some parts through sears parts direct but I haven't looked in a long time.
@@blakegroce I looked, but many parts are phased out, and so far I've had to swap the engine to a newer 18hp b&s opposed 2, but I want to keep as much as possible original. The thing thats evading me right now is the transaxle parts, and some parts to the steering links. Like I said, any help at all is appreciated, your the only person online I have found who's filmed one.
@@jessebybee3521 Transaxle parts came from bolens parts direct, I believe I got the bushings and a few other bearings from mcmastercar.
@@blakegroce ok, I'll go check those out, thanks!
What wheels are you using.I have a hard time finding nice 6 lug wheels for my 67
American Racing Outlaw 1s, I believe I got them from Jegs.
What cam are you running in that 283?
I'm not sure, it was rebuilt in 92. It's a small cam, not much bigger than stock, I'm guessing a mellings or a summit racing. Typical RV cam.
I wonder if mounting the box higher will increase the dump angle??? Then you might get a cleaner dump....
I agree, that might be something I do in the future. 👍
It's always nice to give an item a second chance. Nice little project. Great repurposed artwork.
Anti seaze my friend .😳😳😳shock relocaters would help too ,
Great job! That will last many years! Love the tractor too!
Thank you!
Классное видео.
I built a trailer for my lawn tractor last spring for my shop project. I’m glad that my grandpa got to see it finished. He passed away last September
Sorry to hear that, will be praying for you and your family 🙏. Grandparents are hard to loose when you look up them for wisdom and advice, but I'm sure he thinks very highly of you for building things.
@@blakegroce He’s definitely proud of me for sure man. He was basically my father figure when my dad walked out. He was definitely my mentor❤️💯💪🏼
Beautiful! Sounds like a boat motor
Sorry sir i cant understand how its work ,hope you can make more clear videos🙏
Check out the full length version on my UA-cam channel! I go through the entire process and explain what I'm doing and how it works! 👍
I love the old Thrush Turbo's myself, but there should be a hand choke on that truck. Maybe not? Probably a faulty heat rising choke on the manifold going up to a two barrel Rochester.
Yes it has a manual choke, it works, I used it in the video during the beginning! 👍
@@blakegroce Okay, maybe I don't understand today's definition of a "cold start"? I grew up in the day's of early Chevrolet's and other engines, tractors, etc. Normally, what we did was to pull the choke closed, turn the motor over until it fired and then gently open the choke just enough to keep it running and as the motor warms up, it clears up and eventually idles down and you keep pushing open the choke ALL the way as it stays running. As many times as your engine died? That's not normal procedure and not a healthy engine start. So, you must've opened the choke very "early" for it to keep dying like that. Is that what you folk's "define" as a "cold start" in these video's? I'm just trying to make sense of what your doing. I still have a 1966 283 and a inline 292 six popper in my 1968 C20. 👍 Thanks
It's just cold natured 😉
Good job man
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Trust me when I say, reinstall all your a/c components. You will enjoy the car much more during those 90+ degree summer days. That interior evap can be fixed if it leaks.
Nice
That's a really clean car. Hopefully you have good luck getting the radiator repaired. The cost of recoring has gone through the roof. My son had his done in his 66 LeMans and it was over $400.00. Those old brass radiators are the best.
Cool truck killer sound.
Thanks
Nice video, thanks :)
ua-cam.com/video/ok0gAomeeoo/v-deo.html hope this helps very informative Taryl knows his stuff
went to lowes were do you buy the square frame steal metal pieces
If you can I would get it from a metal supply store. Might have to drive further but would be cheaper.
@@blakegroce i tried looking for the name of metal for front ' a frame [a frame kit /square tubing/ square beams ,tubes bars posts //
found tow bar for 20 bucks very strong should fit ok for permanent attachment
This was great.
Good looking rig right there, sounds just as good as it looks.
Thanks!
Ok
Very Kool I gotta build one of them nice design..✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼
Thanks!
That’s a nice project. We’ll done, and thanks for taking all the time to video and edit. Might have been just as time consuming as the build!
Thank you! Overall it took me a little over a month to film and edit! 👍
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Me gusta la camioneta
Thank you!
Amazing 😁
I have one similar to this where did you find a coil
I didn't have to replace the coil on this one but I'd check Amazon if not, Stens or Rotary probably sells them.
@@blakegroce alright thanks man
Sweet
Nice tractor.
Thanks!
What size tires did you use in the rear
25x11-12
Thank you
Nice video. Great job on the build!
Thanks Mighty!
I’m rebuilding the same mower, though I cheated and put a newer 14 hp B&S from a 90s mower. Good info on taking apart the rearend.
Do u know how I'd go about pulley swapping/ making one of these faster?
I'm running a 3.5 inch engine pulley and a 4 inch transaxle pulley, this does about 9 mph. If you want to go faster you can put a bigger pulley on the engine and a smaller pulley on the transaxle, this will make it go faster. But doing this will make your tractor not have a lot of low end torque but it's all about what your building it for and what you feel comfortable with! Hope this is helpful!
That tractor is bad to the bone
Thanks!
It's a beautiful looking tractor no doubt.
#coldstartchallange
This looks identical to my old truck lol. Where you located? How long you’ve had it? Beautiful!
Thanks! I thought the same thing when I saw yours. My dad bought it as his first truck in 1989 and in 2018 he gave it to me as my first truck. Been sittin up for about 20 years so I had to do a bunch of work to it but it's nice to have it back on road!
nice job
Thanks!
Dang! Its just like my "Sketchy". Im liking this channel.
Thanks bub!
Nice wheel horse! I'm building one like it now.
Shweet!
What size tires are in the front they look great
Thanks! They're 18x7x8s
Fantastic video
Is that a 657? Nice job.
Thanks! It's a 700.
Awesome video
Thanks!