500HP 5.9 12v Farm Truck Ready To Work! - Fummins Part 2
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2024
- Wrapping up the install of a newly overhauled 5.9 12V Cummins in this mutant if a Ford chassis. Will it run?
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I know you guys don't really like messing with engines, at least Nick once said "it's not my cup of tea", but I have to say, for me this content is gold....
Totally agree!
I could have probably done the engine, but all the detail work under the hood....NO WAY! Great job.......
We'll try to keep it coming! Lots more engine stuff coming down the video pipe!
Scott is being modest 😅😅 he knows a ton of stuff 🤩
People like you Sir make me sick. I can barely change a spark plug but you take half a dozen trucks and make one. You are so talented. I love your videos. You guys are truly awesome. God Bless you and your families.
Ngl you had me in the first half
Nice work! The clip of Leg Arms chewing on grass was great
Oh the smile on Leg Arms’ face! Nicely done!
Not to discount the shop work portion of the video...but the outro with the views of Montana are spectacular as always.
Got one heck of a laugh seeing Legarms out in th field grazing. I bet hes an amazing Dad.
He is! 😄
RAM emblem on the grill......nice touch! 🙃
Nick and Scott having fun. Thanks Bob for raising two great sons. Thanks to all the Welkers for sharing your lives with your subscribers. God Bless and be safe.
Leg arms I love your ways of making things work you have a special talent
Nice Dodge emblem on the front grill to let the 6.0 boys know this rig is Cummins powered!
Leg Arms did well working on that Fummins man. I’m impressed with people who can do many different things.
Welding thin metal tubes like that takes an expert. And patience.
Welding thin metal takes a 3rd grade reading ability to read the chart on the welder and set the machine. Sorry it's really not that hard.
You can tell from the sound it makes that there is some timing in that injection pump, she is definitely nasty, I have a 99 24valve cummins that when turned up would break the tires loose in 5th gear on the freeway. I have turned it way back down now, it break a lot less parts now and it has almost 300 K miles on it. I would love to have a shop like that to work in, but this AZ boy hates the snow, probably about as much as you guys hate the heat. My Grandfather lived in Columbia Falls and I loved visiting him and tinkering in his shop, he had a full metal lathe and shop set up there at the house. It was a sad day when they sold it and moved south. We loved having them closer to us for sure. They both passed a few years ago. Family is definitely the most important thing now days and it is good to see another group that feels the same way.
The mechanic ability of your family just amazes me. Great job!
I believe there is nothing that the Welkers can't fix and make it better. Great drone footage, as always
Scott your mechanical aptitude is big time impressive! I guy/family has to be self sufficient to keep going with the high costs for outside service.
Great to see Legarms in his natural environment. Fummins is not an easy project even for pros. Great job. So good even Bambi approves.
I do believe in my heart and soul that all manufactures should of offered this in their building of vehicles. That engine is well powered and no slouch at a race!
As a person with zero mechanic ability I have no idea what you did with all those pieces but I am impressed that you brought it back to life.
The main issue isn't doing something wrong, everybody does it. It's how you deal with it that matters and in that department you're an ace👌👌👌
Watching that “dyslexic mind” work, makes me so proud every time and gives me so much confidence. So proud of what you guys do.
Always nice to cross projects off the list. Nice job on the custom lines. It’s the little things that make the difference between a hack job and a respectable one
If the world does go into a Mad Max scenario, you’re gonna have some cool vehicles.
You guy's resourcesfulness is incredible!
I love it! When Nick's 6.2 blew up he took an old beater (Ram?) out of moth balls. When Scott's 6.2 blew up he resurrected the Fummins! I like how he rolls. (that one was for Bob) God bless yourself Welkers. :)
Never get "tire'd" of play on wheels guotes😊
Incredible work ,Scott. The look on Mr. Welkers face said it all. Gm should give you folks a brand new Denali .......
...farm boys doing what farm boys do.
Grandad and Dad knew what they were"are" doing!! Great vid y'all!!
That truck is a BEAST thanks for bringing us along the ride to put the engine back in
Nice job leg arms!!
blows me away what you can do Scott.....amazing ability you have
I've always said,, take a ford chaise Cummings motor, then you have a work truck.. great job you guys. Plus I learned a few things that I can do to my p.u.
Thank you guys for the opportunity to share your thoughts and ideas with us 😊
What a true inspiration ❤ the three Welker Men getting the job done ❣️ OUTSTANDING ❣️🖖🇺🇲
There it is guys ! Ur workhorse is back in action !! Well done, but thats what yall are known for, excellent work !
Great job guys. I remember when the truck died. Glad to see it working again.
Very nice work LegArms! Nice to see Fummins back. 12 valve such a great engine swap in any brand heavy-duty pickup
You gotta do the "ITS ALIVE" like from Frankenstein. Only fitting for the Fummins!
YEAH a perfect day for a ride with the A/C on!!!
Fantastic job on the retrofit.This should run for many years.😍👍👍
Really impressive. Great job. Praying for your farm. Praying for your families, ya'll are what makes America Great.
Love how the empty cans of ether just stay right on the shelf for the next guy.
That’s exactly what I thought.
Always good to improve the work as it goes back together.
Those closing shots rival the 9370 closing.
That’s awesome guys. And yes you’re right on the price of batteries!!!!!!!!
I love this one I helped a friend with a 86 Ford 4 door long wheelbase 1 ton. The drive train was from a 1996 Ford and the motor was from a 94 dodge 12 valve. He put a 8 inch lift and 38 boggers on it. It's his toy we both have a smile on our face when he take it out
Great jog, leg arms as usual you are the true meaning Mechanic fabricator, problem-solving and getting the job done way to go. That truck is awesome.
I love seeing scott use his gift so talented that one sweet rig you guys have put back together!
Waiting for an A&E reality show offer to come in for Welkers Farms! You guys can build most anything! I remember when the engine blew up on ya. Bad deal that was. Congrats!
I would l9ve there own tv show i would watch
@@tomsimmons1972 me too! I’ve thought for many years there should be generational family farmers showcased on tv. Most ppl have absolutely no idea where their food comes from & the threat of CCP/corporate farms destroying these farms.
(I'm Nick's sister) Actually, pretty early on (like around 2018), the producer for the cable reality TV show Counting Cars reached out to Nick. He wanted to do a reality TV series on Welker Farms where the guys restore Big Bud tractors. But he wanted them to do that exclusively and not even farm. Also, all privacy and media control for the Welker family would be gone. And the pay really wasn't that great. Nick ended up turning it down, and we're glad he did, as what he has been able to do with this channel has been far better on all accounts.
@@mtcelticharper ABSOLUTELY! They’re FARMERS, not full time mechanics. Nick’s not stupid & definitely knows the evil traps of Hollywood I’m sure. He’ll never let anyone have control of the Welker name or finances. He can’t talk about it on his channel…for obvious reasons, but has made remarks that ppl like me who’re also well informed of the corrupt system of power & control understood what he was saying. And, in all the years I’ve been watching I didn’t know he had a sister.
Great video LegArms and a great fix, hope you get a lot of miles out of her
Scott, did u check about those ultrasonic mice/critter generators ?? Nicks house is gonna need one too !
Can’t wait to hear the fummins fire up 🔥
Theyre called ferrules, Scott. I knew you knew that. Great job as usual!
Congratulations on a job well done. Beautiful country out there.
Good job, and nice to have an old friend back in good health.👍🏼
I'll never forget my trip to California after I built my Fummins. Needed an oil change while on the road, so went to one of the quick lube places and told them I had a Ford Diesel. When they finally popped the hood to do the upper end stuff, that poor guys face. He seen the Cummins and looked at his paper, looked at the truck, and back at the paper. Looked at the engine ahain and started scratching his head. I about died laughing watching his reaction.
You add a new chapter in his book...😊
The Lord has blessed you fellas with some serious know-how!
Great video, glad to see the Fummins running again. Well done!
The look on your dads face when it started and he was propped up on the front of the truck was like ya I feel that horses in that engine his foot is feeling the fuel pedal priceless he’s fixing to do donuts 😅
I need a heated shop so I can work on vehicles in the winter. I have to replace the fuel lines on my truck. As soon as the weather breaks, I'll be tackling it. Great video as always! Take care and God bless!
Weld beads at the ends of the boost tube, helps keep the boots from sliding off under preesure
Was NOT expecting Leg Arms to be with the deer at the end!😂
Thanks for the blessing, and I return the blessing to the Welker family.
Thanks for another great video. It was interesting.
Yeah yeah. Congratulations on getting the truck running again. You all helped in the process and Scott you did a great job doing the majority. Good job figuring out the conversions from Cummings to Ford on many items. Nice work Scott.
Glad you have your truck back again. Know you all are happy about that.
Great work everyone.
With my blessings always. God bless all of you.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
An excellent job all the way through Scott. You are gifted with your mechanical abilities.
Your name has become it's own description of what you can make together as a team. The truck is very Welker. The drone footage was cool. Y'all be safe and God Bless.
That's a sweet going to town rig.. nice work Mr. Scott ..
Great job, well done. Multi talented farmers. It's just a pity you don't get the weather you need but praise the Lord anyway👍
I am a Ford man through and through, but yall done a great job with that one. Keep up the good work.
Enjoy the videos but when running the lathe you should tuck your hoodie drawstrings inside so they can't get tangled in lathe and injure you.
Leg Arms you are a genius.
Should do this on the side.
You ought to be worth 80 to
100 dollars an hour.
Great work, just unbelievable.
Great to see your dad kicking
hard. Nick is becoming a slacker 😆😆 Give him a broom 😅
I am so jealous. My body gave up on me so I can't do what your doing. Suggest from an armchair mechanic....put the batteries in the back. Gives you some engine compartment room.
Good job Leg Arms. You definitely have what it takes to build just about anything. I am impressed with your knowledge
Awesome video, awesome truck and great to see you all working together and enjoying it and having a bit fun to boot! Thanks once again.
WOW! What a process condensed to this video. Thanks for sharing and just impressing the heck out of me. So cool and so awesome. God Bless!
That’s a little more than a normal farm repair. Your Father taught you well. I hope you can teach your children the same skills. 🇺🇸👍🤪
AWESOME JOB, enjoyed the video. I know you’ll be glad to have her back in the fleet
I did. I always do, good clean videos, and wise sayings from the father. God bless you.
Great video, just a tip, I developed a 3rd gear grinding syncro in my 5 speed manual trans. I drained the factory ATF and installed synthetic gear lube, it eliminated the grinding syncro and made the trans much quieter, that was 150K miles ago with no issues. Can't wait until you tackle the Yukon. I don't know if it has the DOD system on it, if it does, I'd delete it! Good luck, love y'alls new houses!!!
Gee I like watching you work. Reminds me of helping my Dad when I was a kid. We were always building/modifying something on the farm to make it work better. It gives you a real good feeling of accomplishment. You are so extremely talented. Thanks for the videos.
Nice to see your skills highlighted with the Fummins.
And beautiful drone footage. ❤ Montana
Great work Scott. As I said on your last video, you are really an amazing talent!!
I'm glad to hear you guys got the Fummins back! I've been waiting for this day for a long time!
These guys didn't just walk in the workshop & do this work, it's built upon years of taking stuff to pieces & watching dad & grandad fixing, servicing machinery. So to all parents watching, let your children take broken toys apart, let them see what's inside some of those old household appliances, keep them safe, supervise where necessary, this is how I & many other great people began their lives in mechanical, electrical, scientific engineering, just be safe & sensible & encourage curious minds.
Totally agree. They love trying to create stuff out of scrap
When Scott was still in high school he bought a beater of a pickup that didn't run well. He completely tore the engine apart and rewired it. It was months of frustration for him, but it was trade school level training in the fine workings of engines that set him up with the knowledge and skills that he still has today.
You's a good mechanic Leg Arm. You get a raise.
Well done, Scott!
So excited to see the Fummins back!!!!🎉🎉🎉love that truck
Y’all are amazing with what you can do, and the Rt tools to do it
What I absolutely love about the Welkers is they buy quality equipment and instead of trading it in all the time they refurbish and continue to run. I feel too many farmers get on that trading in rat race every 5-7 years and always have payments. I’m a Tundra guy for half tons, but I like the fact that when the GM products blow an engine they rebuild or replace and keep them going.
Excellent work Leg Arms!!
Wish I had half your mechanical knowledge.
We used them same exact battery ends on my dads 12 v and soddered them and they work great!
Love the drone shots at the end of the video. Beautiful country!
The best kind of Welker content !!
I used to be able to do some basic stuff on my old truck, now have no idea what 99% of the stuff is under my 2004 GMC. My mechanic said no big deal they will keep it running. If you don't mind next time it is in for service will give them links to Fummins Part 1-2 bet they will be blown away. Scott this is over the top amazing. Thanks for filming it.
That was a very interesting build, and very entertaining. Although, I'm ready to see more videos with your brother and his house build.
Love watching you wrench on stuff. I’m in my 70’s but many moons ago I did the same thing. But now you have to be a master plumber, computer and electrical engineer to work on anything.
And Cash is back on the job,Good Job Leg Arms
Leg Arms-you are outstanding in your field! (along with Mule deer.) Exceptional video!
Nice work Scott!
Really nice Job Scott!
Scott you are a AMAZING man and what a mighty fine job well done and......Thanks to Dad helping and Nick...GOD BLESS✝ y'all 👍
Old F-4 2 Shoe🇺🇸.....Eating grass lol
That is some amazing country you live in. I farm in the red river valley, flat flat and more flat. Not even any hills, and square fields. Boring. but have lots of deer. Nice work on the ford.