I finally got my place to get my garage shop running again......I did it all wrong built a crawler sold it bought a tool now I got the benders the cnc welders etc....now it's my time can't wait to build what I want and some one off crawler I can have pride in......good to see another self made crawler 💪💪💪
That's awesome man. I would imagine our Playlists have way more overlapping than just what you hear. Ha. I don't think I could get a damn thing done with out some tunes blaring.
Wish I had a dude like you in my neighborhood when I was growing up. I would be over there everynight after school learning more from you than any of them teachin ladies. Lol
I probably would build things adjustable. Or make a tool that can help me. Holding things in place with clamps and strong magnets for example. Maybe this can help you on your next build many years later, like the holder for the fire extinguisher... ; )
.120 wall. I've done some 188 on the roof of the green buggy, but that stuff is so heavy. 120 will protect you, and if it gets so beat up from a roll that you think it isn't safe, it can be replaced.
Do you usually buy a parts buggy and build around them? Last buggy I had was a nightmare. I should have disassembled it completely, new chassis, then went through each system before installing. Instead I redesigned everything on an awfull chassis, made too many compromises and had crap results in the end and a $10k parts receipt.
Oh gotchya, that's a bummer man. What did you end up doing? This was just a plan I had this go around. I tried to find a buggy with a decent enough chassis that people would have interest in it after I disassembled it. This was a way for me to get axles, motor, transmission, tcase, and tires in 1 quick purchase. I've still bought plenty of odd end parts. I want the new build to be pretty fresh looking. If some component bugs me because of it's looks/age, I just buy new.
As a current home built bouncer owner myself ...love ur skills
Keep up the great videos
You built your own as well? Very cool man! It's nice relating to other people in the buggy world. 😎 I appreciate the kind words!
I finally got my place to get my garage shop running again......I did it all wrong built a crawler sold it bought a tool now I got the benders the cnc welders etc....now it's my time can't wait to build what I want and some one off crawler I can have pride in......good to see another self made crawler 💪💪💪
I always like seeing other people tackle the big projects. Sounds like you have it sorted out now! 💪
As a west coast crawler/builder, we have very similar playlists. I dig that.
That's awesome man. I would imagine our Playlists have way more overlapping than just what you hear. Ha. I don't think I could get a damn thing done with out some tunes blaring.
Wish I had a dude like you in my neighborhood when I was growing up. I would be over there everynight after school learning more from you than any of them teachin ladies. Lol
Ha! It's nice when the kids want to learn about crap like this.
Love it bro! Great job
Thanks a lot buddy!
I probably would build things adjustable. Or make a tool that can help me. Holding things in place with clamps and strong magnets for example. Maybe this can help you on your next build many years later, like the holder for the fire extinguisher... ; )
G'day great video mate
Hey, I appreciate it!
Good men 👏👏👏👏👏🥇🇧🇷
Thanks!
Amigo boa noite sou inscrito e vejo todos os seu vídeos vc e top parabéns pelo seu trabalho só do Brasil e meu sonho e construir um desse
Hey what wall thickness is your tube ???
.120 wall. I've done some 188 on the roof of the green buggy, but that stuff is so heavy. 120 will protect you, and if it gets so beat up from a roll that you think it isn't safe, it can be replaced.
@@Lowbouncer awesome thanks for replying back love the videos
@@mattrobertson8265 no problem man! 🤙
@@Lowbouncer I definitely subscribed and plan on watching more of your videos
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Do you usually buy a parts buggy and build around them?
Last buggy I had was a nightmare. I should have disassembled it completely, new chassis, then went through each system before installing.
Instead I redesigned everything on an awfull chassis, made too many compromises and had crap results in the end and a $10k parts receipt.
Oh gotchya, that's a bummer man. What did you end up doing?
This was just a plan I had this go around. I tried to find a buggy with a decent enough chassis that people would have interest in it after I disassembled it.
This was a way for me to get axles, motor, transmission, tcase, and tires in 1 quick purchase. I've still bought plenty of odd end parts. I want the new build to be pretty fresh looking. If some component bugs me because of it's looks/age, I just buy new.
Would you be interested in building a Toyota based chassis?
I would if I had time man. I usually just do this for myself and friends. It would be cool if this was my fulltime gig, but it's not.
now I wanna see a video on how to get inside, why not make a door?
I've been getting in and out of these for 10 years. Fully welded bars are stronger and safer than hinged doors.
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Seria possível conseguir as medidas tipo o projeto
That's the devil's music