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That's a pretty slick way to move that box over! I'll have to remember that trick. I'll bet it was fun getting it off the trailer, I've had a few "kids don't try this at home" moments too but none quite that size yet. Thanks for sharing, Steve!

I know you are glad to get it off the trailer and in it's final resting spot.

Sorry y'all, I guess I had the video tagged as for kids and the comments were turned off.

I appreciate your video! I had a small meltdown yesterday. I'm super busy and I've been running a bunch of inner shield. Switched back to solid wire for an emergency job and had a gas issue. In frustration I switched back to inner shield to get it done. This morning in watching your video you mentioned the gun. Like an idiot I forgot to check it, and it had worked it's way out quite a bit. Gas was flowing, but not enough. Solved my problem. Thanks again!

Man that's hot. When 96 is "cooler weather" it's too hot! 🥵🥵 Those organizer shelves will be nice, that's a great idea to put them there and utilize that space. Balancing tires at my uncle's house, he just had a bucket full of weights, so you had to dig to find what you wanted. But he had a bubble balancer so you were guessing at how much weight you needed anyway. You've got some nice equipment Steve. Be safe out there, and I hope you have a good one!

Super helpful video

Nice idea!

Having things organized and easy to access is essential. It has been warm here too for being in the mountains.

Great use of that pocket of space. Seems perfect...better than perfect.

That sounds hot...nearly too hot. Why are humans the only ones that seem to want to keep working, most other animals would just lay around and wait for cooler weather. ( You know...like the service writers do )

It turned out nice Steve! Planning and persistence paid off! Be safe in the heat down there. Hope you have a good one, Sir!

nice one taking us through the process and set up thinking of how to hold and the next step all interesting for me as you say always learning some thing Cheers

Very impressive, well done !

Awesome video brother. Man that looks pretty complicated and precise. Thanks for sharing. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible night. Much love and RESPECT brother

That's a tricky part! Lots of steps involved.

Nicely done.👍 i’m curious, how many billable shop hours it took. I know you mostly did it for the experience and to help a guy out.

You're off to a good start! You're absolutely right with the order of operations, do something at the wrong time and it becomes 10x harder or impossible to do something else. Stay cool out there Steve! I hope you have a good weekend!

😳 Glad everyone is okay bc that could've been so much worse. 👍👍

I would almost suspect slightly loose lug nuts. Had the same thing happen to me and that was the culprit. I was able to pull over before I lost my rear dually wheel. Only one stud left holding the tires on. It would have been ugly because I was loaded with my jeep. It was on my ramp truck.

Awesome video brother. Thanks for sharing. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible weekend. Much love and RESPECT

Dang it man, I'm glad that wasn't worse! I can't believe it didn't hurt the spindle, that's a lucky break, even if it's the only one LOL. There actually is a "loose wheel" version of that song, I have it on an old CD somewhere that was from the Car Talk radio show. Very thankful that nobody was hurt and that you were able to get parts to get it back home again. I hope the guy pulling that auger doesn't have too far to go, the augers I've been around don't have hubs made for high speed. Usually I see people trying to tailgate them so close that the end of the auger is hanging over the top of their car. Thanks for sharing, Steve!

Thanks for sharing. Man that was crazy. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible weekend. Much love and RESPECT. Thank god it didn't hit anyone

Ouch! I hope my bad luck didn't rub off on you!

Wow! 👍👀👍That’s crazy!

Thank God you guys were safe...My opinion is that generally trailers, caravans and the like when not in use stand in one spot and on its fully weight , not jacked off the ground. The bearing race tends to go out of shape and gives way when travelling at even a slow speed ...

My goodness...praise the lord y'all were safe! Man that could have been bad 😳 That's moving on with an auger 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yep pretty crazy.😮

Looks like a successful repair! I've never done any hard facing. There's a few things I'd like to try it on someday. Thanks for the video, Steve!

Mate i think for never doing this sort of job you did some resirch to fined out the how to in end i think you did very well and it don't look terrible all welders repairer don't like there own work i have never done a job like this But out of saying there are mig wires and different types of gas for this sort of work i do know that but for a one off job that could out way the coast of the job as we all know customers don't like paying for this stuff All up dam good job keep the video coming like your style of getting it done Cheers

It takes a brave man to put his welds on youtube for all of the “armchair experts” to critique. Nice job 👍

Man yeah Mr Steve, looks great for hard surface stuff. That is a very very very touchy thing to do. Love the warnings at the end. I was gonna mention that about the fumes! Great job my friend, I hope you had a great independence day🇺🇲🇺🇲😁😁😁

When we used to plow everything, I did a lot of hard surfacing. Gotta find the sweet spot, hot enough to stick, cold enough to not penitrate too deep... and run smooth. Seems like 90 amps on the old buzz box was the spot. I didn't think shears for our 3 plows, as well as many sets for some neighbors. I think you did it right, I would have used the mig for the repairs. I've had much better luck with it than any rod on things like that.

Awesome video STEVE. Thanks for sharing. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible weekend. Much love and RESPECT

Good morning Steve ☕☕☕ It's been years, but I've run a stump grinder.. only work i did on it was changed teeth..

Our humidity is up due to monsoon rains so it's a bit sticky. Gorilla Glob Welding; sounds real familiar! That stump grinder is a beast.

Glad you found that problem with the shackle. Dump trailers have a rough life, especially when other people borrow them. I borrow one from a friend, but I usually find stuff to fix on it before I bring it back. Hope you have a good Independence Day as well, Steve!

Man yeah Mr Steve, that turned out great!! Its amazing how those equalizers take such a beating! Your repair, is just like a new one!! Been there on the spare tire mount😉 Thank you sir for bringing us along!! Look fwdntonseeing whats next!! 😁😁😁👌🏻👌🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Hmm.. I kinda think you need a bolt and shackle there! 😂😂🤣 Glad you caught it when you did. Any idea how long its been missing? Edit to add: BTW, nice job on the tire mount! 😎

Dang it! Now I have to go inspect my trailer 😂Great video Steve.

Thanks for sharing. Much appreciated. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible weekend.

Fixed a few of them.. always fun 🙄😂🤣 Another job well done 👍😎

Good morning Steve ☕☕☕ Yup. Friday, just another day..

Hey Steve, that stinks about the oil pan and the blown cylinder. That's awesome you were able to get them both rebuilt rather than have to buy new ones. I agree with you completely on the safety aspect. By the way, I think of talking to myself as practice for youtube 🤣🤣 I practice way too much... Hope you have a good one, Steve!

Hey Steve, you might try soaking the oil spill areas with Super Clean for a few minutes and then apply your oil dry. It may take a couple of applications but it should absorb most of that oil out of the concrete.

When it rains it pours. I've had a series of failures (all at once) around here this week as well. Good thing you have the skills for repairs like this Steve. Imagine having totally rely on service companies to fix your stuff. Oh, and no one else listens to me either 😂👍

I'm on the hunt for one myself. Nice score Steve!

That is pretty cool! I've been waiting for an old Coats 20/20 machine to show up....but, there is so much going on now and things are so backwards and busy....I think I'll just keep waiting.....and enjoying your machine! tHanks for the video

That is a nice tire machine, Steve! That will be awesome to use, especially compared to changing tires on the floor. Good work getting her going again! Hope you had a good Father's Day, and I hope you have a good week!

Happy Father's Day brother. Thanks for sharing. Keep the content coming. Hope you have an incredible day. Much love and RESPECT

Good video. Happy Father’s Day. By the way, it’s 14 years old not 24😂