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hey man thanks. glad you dig it...and yea buddy it is HOT

You know that really might have been part of it. I never considered that

I am very surprised… I have a sheet metal project on the model t and I can’t wait to see how much the fine tuning improves the process of welding the thin ancient metal

@@betweenthesharksgarage I wish HTP or Fronius would send you a unit. It would blow your mind how freaking good those units are. I grew up on Lincoln and Miller Units my whole life. I am now a solid HTP or Fronius snob. Also you need to get some time using a laser rust remover. You would love it.

just about lol

that is a good tip thanks

we all share a lot of royalty free music here on the you-tubes, I ll check out that channel

i once felt the same as you... now i spread joy through hot doggery... you can too www.amazon.com/HOT-Dog-Concession-Carnival-Trucker/dp/B00L6LCFRS/ref=asc_df_B00L6LCI98/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=693712782370&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=6810045681526081629&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9192290&hvtargid=pla-1949111918601&mcid=6b1addd5b0e23b4f850cd0d45d6a456e&gad_source=1&th=1&psc=1 not affiliated but how can you not support such brilliance

I feel whole once again.

number one pal

that would be swell... good to hear from you again! This one- all the things that make it uncool. the dump bed and rack...the v8 didnt hurt. i am doing a lot of work by myself at this new property i see this being over what i payed for it in help

@@betweenthesharksgarage I always watch you I just don't always comment. I live in dried out southern California so stuff like vine removal I have no experience with it but 1920s through 1970s cars and trucks your right up my alley lol I can also say I got a good amount of experience on reviving wore out homes but you haven't got to rhat stuff yet. Anyways the chevy is definitely a good work truck and the plus side is they are red hot these days so if you decide to part with it you definitely won't get hurt and straightening the doors and dings out make the truck look pretty good. Just an idea that would be a pretty cheap just in case thing, install a battery quick disconnect, not only can you pull the switch when the truck is sitting to keep it from draining the battery but in the event of an emergency you can quickly switch the battery cable to an off or disconnected position and not have to keep the battery cable loose

man it took me way too long to see it... but i swear it looked factory it was so consistent

thanks man

hey man, one can was flat one was satin but who is counting... i have a clip on the editing room floor of me saying "i think my youtube buddy aj recommend these..." and it all went south from there ... not a damn one fit.. but brothers has them on sale

bubbas finest... no joke home built... so thats rad

ha dude i love it

awesome would love to visit some day ... but thanks for taking the time to say that it is genuinely encouraging to hear people dig it

thank you!

thanks man... good to hear from you newk i got pretty lucky with that healthy engine... but shes a RUNNER now!

i ll take a look i do like that channel, the proportioning valves on this generation of Gm vehicles can be a little bit finicky when bleeding so i would love a trick

The harbor freight mityvac tool is great for brake bleeding. Open bleeder, attach vacuum, apply vacuum, add fluid to the reservoir. Let the vacuum pull till you get clean fluid. Close bleeder. Move to the next wheel, repeat.

@@mwilliamshs I have had so so luck with mine.

@tcanthony2 one thing I've found helpful is applying Teflon (ptfe) pipe dope to bleeders. It helps them not suck air under vacuum and makes them very unlikely to ever seize. You also must use the vacuum jar inline. Brake fluid will wreck the pump's innards if you let it get to them.

thanks man glad you enjoyed it... its interesting i had not noticed the fan but its obvious when you point it out... and thank for sayin what you like about it, I am learning I am not much of a how to channel, I am a long winded idiot and you enjoy the journey or you don't, but if you are trying to learn something someone else has a way better video on it than i can make

oh man breaking my heart on the sealed beams.. but i ll look into it.. I am going to do a specific video on that vapor lock issue cause i think it will help some folks. i drive these things daily and use the cheapest gas i can get, there are just a few little things that help out, especially with the lower boiling point

yea man it wanted to run... its doing great so far

Ha. Thanks

that is interesting... i have just stuck with transformer machines because they have been so reliable(for my personal equipment)... i remember when the first autoset millers came out and we had them at work and eventually they would need repair and we would fall back on simple machines. So this is my first inverter... i am stunned how much i like it. the fine tuning is great... we will see about the longevity of the machine, but out of the box, it is a great welder.

@@betweenthesharksgarage yeah lincoln and hobart still make some transformer based units which are decent aswell just heavy as heck for sure.

that s a cool channel thanks for introducing me to it.... i ll tag him in the comment here and we will see if it works.... @RobTheRebuilder laurafiler3760 recommended i reach out to you about this camper i have... maybe you need parts, maybe you need to rebuild whatever you have, or have some advice on what to do with this one

man that sounds like a challenge

thats great, i am working on this one getting daily driver ready

You haven’t seen the junk i normally buy lol. Typically there is a very little bed left