Pipeline Style Welding Bed Build part 4 -Welding and laying out the fenders
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2020
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Guys welcome back to another episode of building this pipeline style welding bed. Before we get started I know the voice overs are not as good as they should be but hey at least they are there. So in this episode we are laying out the fenders. This is a pretty critical part of the bed because the eye is naturally pulled to that area so if you are off or tweaked your eye will pick it up. So take your time to lay them out right. Guys like always don’t forget to share this video be blessed.
Who Are We? my name is Jake Schofield i am the owner of schofield welding LLC and we are happy to bring you youtube videos that are focused around God, the welding industry, being a rig welder, Family, Our great Country and Money. I am 29 years old and have been on the road chasing oil and gas work since i was 19 years old. I started as a welder helper in Fort worth Texas, Later went to one semester of welding school back home in Idaho and decided that being a welder helper was more my calling. So I went back to work as a helper in Wyoming. after that I was able to earn enough money to start buying my welding equipment starting with an old red face SA 200 after about a year of being a helper I finally broke out on a job in Greeley CO. I started on the pipelines and continued pipelining for 4 years and later transitioned into the fabrication side of building Facilities and gathering systems for the oil and gas. I have been through 2 down falls in oil prices the first time was a huge shock the sec Time we where ready. If you want to be ready for when times get hard be sure to tune into our money Monday episodes where I go through tactics and tricks to stay financially stable and how to find work during hard times. Throw lessons and mistakes ive made, I talk about them openly to try and help you guys avoid them. While I write this we are in another slump with oil prices and we havn't skipped a beat. We are still making money and doing whatever it takes to keep going. I have a beautiful wife Eliza who is a team player and travels with me in our 39 foot fifth wheel with our son Baylin who was born on the road in Brighton Colorado while we where on a job. We are full time RV livers. We use our fifth wheel to travel from job to job so that we can keep the family togehter and with me. I was very lucky in the fact that Elizas Dad my father in law also is a rig welder so she grew up this way. We hope this channel benifits you and we appreciate your support be blessed. - Розваги
Before anybody says anything I am aware the voice overs are a little crackly and not my favorite. But I think the content over rides it. That being said I hope you guys enjoy the video. If you find any value in the information and want to help support the channel all we ask is share the video like it and leave us a comment. We truely do appreciate it. BE blessed.
The content definitely over rides it, I am in the process of building my own bed and love your videos.
The website don’t work
Where did you get the fenders? Did you make them?
Dang man it’s like waiting on Christmas after each video ready for the next one, keep it up bro, you are big motivation for me.
i won't be building a bed anytime soon but this series is great and entertaining. great job!
It's coming along nicely. The best way I've found to ensure nothing rubs is to measure the distance from the bump stops to your axle or leaf spring depending on how your truck is set up.
Hey now that is a dang good idea!! Never thought of that
That's exactly the way to do it.
Been waiting for this one! Thanks Schofield group! Keep up the AMAZING work!!!
Awesome job!
Well brother thing change on the build fenders are what makes the rig looks bad ass looking good brother be safe and keep on welding
Thanks for another awesome video
Great job supervising the work crew Kelby👍💪!! I see you're doing a great job keeping that riff raff honest 😉👍 haha. Great job Jake! Thanks for sharing buddy 👍.
That cut for the finders was grade A man. Always nice work on this channel!
Robert he is a killer with a cutting torch or sure.
Thank you for making the video it helped a lot.
Looking good keep up the good work
Love the website man killer products💪🏻💪🏻
Thank you we have been trying to get stuff added as we go with great companies
Saludos desde Galicia - España
I can't believe how steady his hand is with that acetylene torch. Unbelievable.
hes pretty amazing fabricater and welder.
Air bags the way to go
Love it makes me want to pull bed off my truck lol except its not a dually 🤪 nice work
Makes me wanna redo my bed, only problem is I got a crane on a corner. Pipe Line Beds are the whip!
Looking good buddy your almost done with it
Almost done with the videos. 😂 the bed has been out in the field for probably 2 months
@@JacobSchofield that is good.
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I like it where did you get the fenders please
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What gauge is the sheet metal brother?
Hey man sry if this is a little nosy but I was wondering how much did u have in material on this bed build I have a second gen and wanting to build my first bed just wondering how deep I’m gonna be in materials!
Clean that torch tip and angle it more in the direction of the cut and it will cut cleaner. Real nice work though!
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Is she getting a B&W ? Very sharp looking bed man.
where did you buy the fenders ?
Where I can find the fenders ?
They’re wide
Where did you get your fenders from?
Will you be taking it back off and have it Powder Coated ? Awesome craftsmanship !!!
You have a power lifter as a Supervisor ? I would try and get some work out of him!!! Hope you have a Great Day!!!
Where did you get the fenders?
What is the measurement from the front of the bed to the center of the axle
What would be the best option for fenders if I’m going to be running 37” tires. I see y’all used 36” fenders but I’m having a hard time finding trailer fenders bigger than that. Would a certain gauge flat steel work roughly the same? Thanks for the videos.
So on my bed I had a piece of 12gauge rolled.
Jacob Schofield Thanks again man for replying back I know you’re pretty busy with everything going on. Keep up with the videos and lessons your work helps a lot of people out.
Hey Jacob what’s the thickness on the skirting, and thanks for the videos been watching a long time
Skirts are 12 gauge. We where running into a little trouble with warping. So you need to jump around a lot when you weld them
Yeah 10 four on the warping, that’s what I used, just looked a little thinner in video, thanks bud be blessed
Are the prints for a 6' bed or an 8' bed? Great videos!
I imagine 8 foot because that’s what this truck looks like it is
8ft bed. Dodge didn't make a shortbed dually in 2nd gens
I notice lot of pipeliner beds are chopped short, even chopping the truck frame sometimes...is that just to make towing easier?
Great channel, man!
So my current bed the frame is chopped short. I chopped it right behind the springs. That being said I was going for a look. A single cab squatty little ROW truck
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Oh, ok.
So it has nothing to do with the 5th wheel? Or towing in general?
It *has* to be easier to maneuver a long trailer with a short truck versus a longer one, huh?
how much are they
Will these blueprints work for 94 f350
Only if you have put a turbo on that idi 7.3l
Yes it’s a 94 turbo diesel
Coming out bad ass ,are you going to paint it?
I think he will later on right now he’s working off it. Solo probably when he gets tine
Better you have a service bed. Welders stay busy pipeliners don’t. If you run a service bed you have a lot more tool and supply storage and you can still do everything they did plus more.
Where did you get the fenders from?
He bought them from a trailer fender place.