Holden One Tonner 355 Stroker Build - Chassis Repairs
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- In this video I will be repairing and improving various parts on the Holden One Tonner chassis. There are a couple of common areas that rust over time and require attention before painting the chassis.
Hope you enjoy!
Hey mate what dimensions did you give the machine shop to get the washers made?
Hey Mate I used a 63mm hole saw. The washer dimensions are 63mm OD. 35mm ID and thickness 3mm.
@@ShenkeGarage thanks mate, replacing these mounts on my ute chassis. Yours is coming up awesome. Great work.
One thing, being a welder by trade. When you cut anything out to weld a new piece in, round the corners rather than square corners, this eliminates stress on the corners.
Thanks for the advice Mate
Nice work mate, nice work area as well!
Thanks Barnesy. Looking forward to what you put up next...
On the chassis welds a strengthening trick is to grind a bevel on both surfaces so there is more space for the weld to fill into a V groove.
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Im enjoying the build, I know Im way behind, doesnt matter, you're doing good work.
Cheers Mate. There are plenty of episodes to watch from this point. Hope you enjoy
Ah...watched a bit further and you did this with the washer👍
Haha yes crucial step
Looks good mate your welding skills are awesome
Thanks Mate
Great work!!
Thanks a lot!
Need to do the same rear bar repair on mine. Going to do same as you with 45 angle on ends👍
I used 100mm by 50mm RHS fitted nicely. Simple and looks way better than factory.
AWESOME WORK
Thanks Heaps Mate
Your a wizard mate!
Haha I dunno about that but thanks Mate
Well done mate, good video 👍🏻
Thanks Big Al
Awesome vid!
Thanks Mate
looks good Mate
Thanks Heaps mate
Mate, good work/videos. Did you have to reapir the front of your chassis (where the bumper attaches)?
Im doing a full ground up resto myself on my WB tonner and I noticed the front of the chassis needs fixing, Im just wondering if you have a video or not on the repair process.
Cheers Joe
Hey Mate I did not need to do that repair. Mine seemed all good.
I cut my cab mount repair sections out of an old sedan chassis
Ok so that was on the cab side? I think I might be able to fab something up possibly
Nice work. What ya welder specs
Wicked job mate love the videos, been watching since the start. What were your dimensions on the rear chassis replacement tubing you slipped on yours? 🍻
Hey Mate sorry for the late response. The rectangle hollow section I used is 100mm x 50mm with 2.5mm wall.
Hey man is your cab still off the chassis? All my mounts are rusty as, any chance you could give me some measurements?
Hey Mate the measurements are in one of the comments.
Unless you wanted it to look original replacing the steel in the tray mounts was a waste of time.
Simply cutting out the rust and leaving a neat hole was all that was required as long as the steel that was left was still thick enough to bolt to, a big round hole between the bolts wouldn’t weaken the structure and would prevent future rust.
Hey Mate thanks. I wanted it to be original and it was not really a lot of work to cut out and weld washers in.
What size is the beam on the rear?
Hey Mate sorry for late response. Its 100 x 50 mm RHS
What do you do for work ?
I am a Diesel Mechanic by trade but I dont really work on the tools anymore.