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I'm a mechanic, not a carpenter, so no criticism here. Whatever it takes to get the job done. And the paint job on the tow truck looks much betterer.👍👍
I love what you are doing with the shop. Keep it up. It doesn't matter what other people think, you do it your way.
It's good to have good friends.
I had no complaints with the wood beam, I was scratching my head wondering why you didn’t shave about another inch off for a perfect fit so you wouldn’t have to ram it in there . But at the end of the day it made its way home. And remember hate is always good because it produces comments and views to help boost that UA-cam algorithm 😎
Haters gonna hate…but they’re still watching, so more $$$ for you. I’m appreciating the ingenuity y’all are putting into everything!
You have a damn good, fully structural result, better than a lot of professional builders would have done.
You may not be a "builder" but you are an excellent engineer, which is what matters.
"Nil illegitimi non carborundum" - Don't let the ba*****ds grind you down!
All Trolls and Ree's: Volunteer to do that construction job for Ray and let Ray bach You while You do the work. 😂
Ray, never mind the negative comments. My dad used to say it you don't try you will never learn. You do you... Remember there are always "Karen's" who have stroll UA-cam channels and put their 1 cent worthless comments in
Stay safe and as always have yourself a good day. 😊😊😊😊
Ray I'm in my mid 50s, those that reeeee about your methods of working - crocs, tennis shoes , chain saw etc... would absolutely loose their minds to see how we did things 30 years and over ago.
I laugh sometimes when I see men have to put on gloves to change a light bulb or hook up a garden hose etc... Honestly, men have become way too soft.
I grew up on a farm splitting wood, installing and repairing barbed wire fencing, bailing hay , etc.... very seldom did we have all the " proper safety gear ". We were taught how to handle and work properly and should ya get a scratch or cut methalade ( monkey blood ) was poured over it. Crap burned quite a bit but my grandfather would always say " if it doesn't burn its not healing " 😂
I laugh at the trolls. Using a forklift is a very smart move although being certified is like a teenager taking a driver's test. It doesn't mean you are an expert. I've driven a forklift for 40 years and I'm good. But you did very well with the way you used it's muscle to move the beams into place. I would have knocked down the wall with it, not risking my daily driver. Wishing you and the family well. Keep our jonsing for videos fed. THANK YOU!!!🎉🎉
You guys did a great job.
Man, don't worry, you are an amazing guy! Send the haters to the gravity
Looking forward to next beam, I'll start working on my creative insult game
You work smarter not harder, troll the trolls Ray if it works then it works.
I am a licensed building inspector and don't see anything wrong with the wood column supporting steel beams. As long as they're secured in place its good to go!
Actually Rays posts aren't supporting anything other than the new door, he's using the sheeting rail to hold the top of the posts. The loads (such as they are) over the main columns are carried by the perimeter beam at eaves level on top of the columns. It's a steel portal-frame building.
@@clivesheppard8432 Agreed, plus the fact that Ray is installing a roller door not an overhead door.
There is no actual supporting load on the side vertical posts, they are only there to anchor the roller track, the main support as you say comes from above
Iiiiiiiiiiii…… don’t think you got that quite right there, inspector.
If the wooden beam is now supporting the frame rail, what would have been supporting it before?
Sky hooks?
@@level1804 The timber posts and beam are irrelevant in terms of carrying any load from the existing building at all. I already said it is a steel portal frame building, there fore selfsupporting by design, and the horizontal rails both tie the structure and act as sheeting rails only. All the sheeting rail is doing in Ray's construction is providing horizontal restraint to his wooden bdoor frame - nothing more. As for wind loads you failed to mention, those were taken for in the original design so the new door imposes no additional wind load so the only additional loads imposed on the sheeting rail are wind loads imposed as kminimal point bloads on the rail at the top. on one section only - a mere bagatelle. It looks like the sheetring rail is pretty substantial, possibly a 180 x 75 x 20.9kg/m PFC judging by Ray's videos.
@@IR-nq4qv I'll get my hat and coat then!
Laugh at the haters Ray. You’re doing a great job.
How do YOU define "haters"? How YOU define constructive criticism? This should be good.
@@IR-nq4qv I was responding to David Watson, moron.
Comprehension is fundamental.
Thumbs up then, Thumbs now, Thumbs up to come.
Yeah, Satan's kids are everywhere.... All they do is bitch, so laughing at them or with them is preferable.
@@defresurrection People like you...
Looking to argue through the guise of 'constructive criticism.'
Hey Ray , I am a builder/carpenter in Australia. You did a great job with the wall, I would of done it, no differently. The design of the building makes it a non load bearing modification. The addition of the opening will transform the work area. Cheers Robert
My friend. I'm 67 and after a lifetime of listening to people tell me how to not do something, I've come to the conclusion the people that like to tell you what your doing wrong have never done anything in their lives.
Your shop looks great. You got a plan and your making it happen. All good things. Next person that tells you what your doing wrong, ask them to come do it right...on their dime, and you, wife unit and child unit come on over to Oklahoma and sit back and watch me work on mod's to my 2020 Ford Ranger and my restored 1975 Honda Cb 360t.
The tow truck does look a whole lot better. I'm looking forward to the second post install. The shop is really coming together
Everyones a professional but give them the tools and they'll fall flat. You do you Ray, You know what you're doing dude. chin up
Some of us are pros, I see nothing wrong with what they did. Used to do that with Pettibone lifts all the time. Safety third right
@@IR-nq4qv You did notice the 85 likes that he has garnered so far, right?
@@thomaspasker9799 I love comedy anywhere I can find it.... I agree.., a perfect example of that: "Some people will knowingly defend the point that a big set of channel locks will do the same thing as a ballpeen hammer without giving any thought that it was the right or wrong tool as long as the job got done.
@@spresc2180 most assuredly... And good for him....I'm not disagreeing with him at all , I just find what he said to be the funniest thing I read all day. And my like makes it 91
They're "PERfessional"
I can't believe the grief you got over the installation of the beam...seemed perfectly legit to me...hell, people need to put their money where their mouth is if they don't like it...send Ray $20K to hire a professional installation company to the put the beam up....my God if they watch Sleeperdude, those people would have a stroke!!! PS- Ray the tow truck looks amazing!!!
Being raised with a carpenter in the house and having worked on 100's of projects with him and on my own I see no major issues with what you did or how you did it. The only piece of advice I can pass along from my departed father is. Take your time and do it to the best of your ability because it will take three times as long to correct it. His other piece of advise would be to get an electrician to fix that rats nest of wires before it burns down the entire building. Love your videos and keep on turning those wrenches.
The tow truck looks AWESOME. Great job on the door installation👍👍👍👍
You're doing just fine. Like others have said, I don't see any of the keyboard commandos jumping in to lend you a hand. Do whatever it takes to get the job done as safe as you can. It doesn't matter that lift trucks weren't made to do what you did with it, it worked at the moment. I drove lift trucks for a living for thirty years and did a LOT of things that they weren't designed for. It all depends what you need to do and what you have on hand.
Love the new paint job on the tow truck, what a difference a coat of paint makes.
I am 83 and grew up on a farm. When things needed fixing we just fixed it and went on! Mostt of those "naysayers" have never attempted the things you have. God Bless and Fire on!!
Truck looks much better now that it is painted. As for the beam install great job and the use of the fork lift brilliant. I would have done it the same way if it were my place but if it were a paying job it would have taken twice as long and cost a fortune. Great job.
Ray, this will make me very unpopular, but I dont't care. I'm 86 years old, and I get a lot of joy watching your videos. I like the truck by the way. Looks good. As to the building, you did exactly what had to be done. Good job both you and Chris. You have over 90 thousand subs, you can probably lose the nay-sayers without any great loss. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. I, for one really enjoy it.
On Ray’s main channel, he has over 503K subscribers, but your sentiment is the same. Ray can lose the nay-sayers without any great loss.
Ray, Those who can do it, do it. Those who can't do, complain and try to bring down others to their lack of ability. Don't listen to the armchair contractors.
I'm not a biologist, but I can say with both confidence and authority that the paint looks nice (and unexpected on this type of vehicle). Well done sir. I admire your sense of humor. g
I was a biologist
The paint job looks fine
@@martyober4833 I didn't marry a biologist, my psychiatrist wife says so.
FORGET the Reee-ers! It's great to see talented people getting things done, employing creative solutions, and still putting no-one at any real risk! We work the same way, and I wish I could come lend a hand!
Your show, your decisions. After watching all of your videos, I simply know that your approach on anything, is always with thought…no matter the outcome. Enjoy your new space man when its go and ready…you’ll know 😊😊
Haters obviously aren’t true followers of Ray. Maybe they’re just jealous of Ray’s success.
Ray you are the man! I am an old 76 drag racer. I pulled my first engine with the swing set my Mom and Dad bought for us. I grew up in a junk yard! What people do not understand is you do what you have to do safely. So keep on keeping on!!!!
that swing set better than what you can get brand new now
@@jhonditch4269 Yeah, that's what I was thinking. That swing set would be down in the engine bay if he tried to pull an engine with one now.
@@Bellboy40 build one with plastic tubing engines and bodies becoming more plastics every day I'm even gonna replace rotted body parts with pieces of plastic trash bins on moms 91 that will make it a 2002 I think
No worries Ray, the door frame will be super strong. This coming from an accomplished framer and building inspector. Keep up the good work and thanks for the videos.
You guys were creative in the installation, no one got hurt that's a win in my book.
Not doing the work in crocs might help us breathe a bit easier.
@@MonkeyJedi99 OR they need steel toed Crocs
@@OGYettie If such a thing existed, I would accept that as a compromise.
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Interestingly, the few people I know who do or have worked in heavy construction are strongly against steel toed boots, preferring a polymer hard toe cover.
Their reasoning is that a steel toe cap, under enough pressure, can deform and stay deformed, possibly leading to amputation.
A hard polymer toe cap will spring back or flat out break. Either way, your foot is not caught in a steel trap.
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I know, it is a fringe case for most construction jobs, but two of the people I know work/worked for a company that places prefab housing units on readied foundations.
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One time, a new hire reached for a tool on the sill plate just as the person outside was directing the crane to lower the prefab unit the last few inches.
That guy lost his hand and about 1/3 of that forearm to a two-dimensional conversion attempt.
tow truck already looks so much better with new paint job!
And haters will always be haters. really loved that door install vid. Already waiting patiently for pt. 2 And in time to finally see it all done.
Good luck with all the shop and related upgrades. You and your family are the best!!
Keep doing what you do and ignore the trolls, truck looks great!
Good to hear that you are going to address the electrical issues!
Ignore the Karens Ray. You're doing a fine job. Have a great day!
The keyboard commando's have all the time in the world to criticize, but they aren't helping you get things done. Keep it up Ray, love your content!
Most of the stuff looked to be either banter or constructive criticism/suggestions.
The trolling d1ckheads can go fornicate with a football bat. 😁
The irony of your comment, hahahaha.
Yep and truth be told the most strengthous labor work most have ever done is carrying their groceries from their corolla or prius into their apartment 😂
@@russellcrawford4809 The size of the vehicle does not denote manliness, in fact it is commonly known to be inverse and used to compensate.
@@johnt.848 😂 you just keep being delusional to yourself
Your doing a great job on your shop ignore those haters. I enjoy watching your videos
Wow Ray the new paint job is awesome love it the shop is looking great
Truck looks sharp in that color.
The shop has come together in leaps & bounds.
Congrats on the progress.
Yeah I like that color also. Ray did good on using same color as his dually. 'NICE AND SHINY!!
I didn't think you did anything really wrong with the beam. The Tow truck is looking good.
Maybe its time to get a mini-split for the garage 😁
Imma throw a reeee...
The paint job on the tow truck is reeeemarkable!!! Looks so much friggin' better!!
As for the post and forklift... why would anyone be *against* the lift help?!?!?
Keep up the solid work, Ray! You're doing just fine!!
It doesn't matter how you do it, haters gonna hate. As long as you feel safe, and others working with you feel safe, go for it. Haters can find another channel to watch. Keep it up Ray. Love it. Work smart, not hard.
teasing and ribbing are better words to use than saying hate, Speak truth people are not hating on Ray they were teasing and ribbing.
Hahahaha California farmer here. I didn’t see anything wrong with anything you did. The most important thing is that you’re still alive. I can’t wait for the next video. Way to go Ray.
Nice paint job. Love the sleek look..must add 20mph, from the colour alone.
Dude! You're good! I'd love to see you show up to install the other post in full OSHA regalia - hard hat, safety goggles, steel-toe shoes, neon yellow vests to troll all the haters.
The truck looks great, as I am sure the door will after it is completed. Keep up the good work.
Take no notice of the haters. Haters are gonna hate. So sod 'em all. I really enjoy seeing your "work" and projects, and understand you dont go to work to go home dead to the wife unit and little uns. So, keep on doin' what ya doin' , and the real fans will keep on liking and commenting positively. Rock on Ray 😊
Youre just embracing your inner Florida man ray, you keep up the good work
It's cool seeing your garage coming along man 😀
Haters gonna hate. Ray's gonna build. GO RAY!
Forget the Reeeers you do what you do best, getting jobs done Ray and you have fun doing it. That door frame is very strong. Respect from U.K.
Really enjoy your videos along with your sense of humor. Keep up the great work that you do in putting out some great videos from both you and the wife unit. Love them both.
the pewter looks much better than the old flat red, that truck may be a little older but it's no less of a workhorse than some new $80K rollback, that's for sure
looking forward to seeing the shop upgrades in action and all the content that comes of it!
(I'm WAY behind on videos so trying to watch some of the shorter newer ones while I catch up)
you CAN NOT get a new rollback for $80K ok you can get the roll back but not the truck.
Ray, everyone has an opinion, but that doesn't mean they're correct.
Those wooden door posts are incredibly strong. No issues there.
Hi Ray, don't worry about the nay-sayers !!, if you notice, the shop building is supported by the steel 'I' beams, and the 6x6 posts are the framing for your new roll up shop door !!, so there is no structural damage or issues!!, so keep making the videos!!😅😊❤
Ray, the haters are just very immature!! Your doing an amazing job. You've grown into an amazing company. Now, you've got the Troy unit working for you and the wife unit has got help in the office I can see you growing into an amazing company. Keep the videos coming and God bless you, your family and your friends
Your doing great don’t pay any attention to second guessing losers
You put up a beam like you fix cars... Perfect
Feel no shame, whiners make me sick.
Paint job is outstanding on the tow truck. Matching vehicles seems cool.
Well done Ray.
-SALUTE-
Comments section = peanut gallery !!!!!!!!!!!
99% of commenters, can barely tie their own shoes.....let alone perform ACTUAL work and run a successful business ! Carry on good sir !
Great job on everything Ray, don't let the experts get to you.
LMAO..Bad boys..bad boys..whatcha gonna do when OSHA comes for youuuu..😮😂
Don't worry about the naysayers there Ray. You're doing an awesome job getting things done there upgrading the shop because of your success repairing vehicles!!!
Do it the same exact way!!! Probly a bunch of keyboard warriors that have never picked up a tool in their lives. RRREEEEEE ON!!!!! lmao
Just ignore the haters ray us here in New Zealand would of done the same as you did . Armchair warriors we call the ones who complain on line
Keep being you and your doing fine
Tow truck looks great matey.
Hey - the comments I saw (including mine regarding the horribly blunt chain on the saw) appear to be almost 100% intended to be constructive & in no way of the "you suck & anyone else off a short bus could've done it better" kind.
I think you're doing great (but get that bloody chain sharpened...😉🙃🙂😋).
If you've got the equipment, tools and knowledge then you should go for it Ray! Sometimes you do things that may seem a liitle sketchy to me, but you are a professional and I'm not. You know your limits and abilities better than I ever will, so I keep my mouth shut, sit back and enjoy the show. Thank You Good Sir for all the top quality entertainment and learning. Please keep it up!
Ah, Geezers, I guess that I must've missed the other video where everyone ragged on you...
Obviously I'd never of done anything quite as tacky as all that. On the other hand, I think that your choice of color on the tow truck is kinda blech... 🥺😵😫☹🤢
Just kidding bro, everything looks great and I hope that your dream garage continues coming together...
I envy your energy and motivation, keep up the good work Ray and family
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Gotta love the keyboard pros 🖥🖥🖥🖥 ignore them, it makes them crazy
Looking forward to the next door installation video. The safety violations are what makes it so entertaining... So long as nobody gets hurt and the paint job n the tow truck doesn't get scuffed.
doing what you need to do to get job one done is NOT a safety issue.
@@jhonditch4269 You try saying that with a safety officer looking over your shoulder. I have seen projects worth millions shut down as a result...
@@brianjrichman so sorry this ain't in your shop
All the negative comments are vertically intercoursed in my humble opinion. It's your shop, you can do whatever you want to with it, HOWEVER you want to do it.
The hybrid wood/steel construction is interesting. Since you are modifying a steel building it might have been more cost effective to use steel profiles to frame up the new door opening. The purlins that were removed can be reused to support side metal. I'm guessing that you have more experience with wooden beam and column building but the main thing is that you're getting it done and congratulations are in order.
Nice one Ray! Some of us only 'REEE' cause we care lol!
Its always entertaining to watch you regardless of what mischief you get up to.
Just you keep doing you bud!
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Don't worry about the couch experts ray, it's your shop mate. The truck looks awesome I hope you do a vid when you put it back together she needs the flashing lights on the roof❤. Aussie Graham.
Ray, I don't care what anyone else says. You and your friend accomplished what would have cost you a lot of money. You know what you are doing and so do your friends. I'm sure you both discussed the way you wanted to tackle it. I was watching and talking to the TV in regards to moving the forklift over a bit more, taking the pole off the truck as the balance was wrong. Same when you were going to raise it in the upright position. Good on you for doing the work. At least you can't blame anyone but yourself. If something does go a miss, but doubt that will happen. Will be good to see it all completed, hopefully by July.
Trucks looking really good. I don't like red either and I'm a redhead, well Auburn gone white at 69. If I was in your position I would do what I could myself too. I started off as an apprentice mechanic 52 yrs ago, after 2 yrs I got out if my endentured apprenticeship didn't like the idea of being covered in grease and oil upnto my armpits. We didn't have lifts, removing transmissions and gearboxes where onto our chests then rolling out from under the car. When I was 23 I studied and became a Registered Nurse, so covered in piss and shit, who knew. It was the only real job I had that I really enjoyed every day. The highs and lows of good outcomes and bad. Unfortunately I injured my back stopping an elderly lady hitting the floor back in 1983 and jave suffered with it since then.
I enjoy your videos tremendously especially the digs at brake cleaner, Not Sponsored.
One thing though. When you remove the sump and ransmission trays, you use expensive brake cleaner on the inside, but hardly ever clean the outside. That was a job I had to do in a tub of Kerosene with no gloves on at all, not that it would have mattered. There are so many new tools but still have tonsl9g getting up in to those tight areas above the bell housing and around the engine. In my time we sandblasted spark plugs, regapped them, tested and reused them if ok. No such thing as Iridium plugs then, though I had those in my Toyota Tarago I had for 22 yrs. Great vehicle that.
Take care, don't over do it, look after the wife unit and children. Hope you don't over extend yourself financially. It's good you now have someone else in the shop with you. Hope you train him well. Wish there were more people like you around, thinking about the end costs to customers and not just charging like hell.
A fan Downunder in Sydney Ausralia.
You lucky dog...don't EVER stop being RAY😊
Love the Tow truck looks great 👍 Are you going to add LED"s to the Tow truck with some crazy BRIGHT light.
I was always told a good carpenter knows how to hide his mistakes. I just love watching your videos. Keep ‘‘em coming Ray.💪👊🤘😄
Very true. Correcting other's 'errors' was always satisfying for me. Thing is, they didn't realize it was an error. Sliding glass patio doors installed perfectly plumb BUT the base they were on wasn't level. Make it square; more important than plumb. 1/4" out of plumb isn't noticeable but a quarter inch to nothing gap when closed is.
If you can fix it,it's not a mistake😂👍
electrical? In an older WII built temporary housing that the city let remain because they were taxable. found two 15 amp circuits tied together so that 30 AMPS could flow through 15 amp rated wiring = perfect fire igniter installation.
Hey Ray, having watched your channel for as long as I have, I know you like to do things right. That said, it was evident from the video that you guys were trying to be careful. Maybe the critical comments were based on viewers being concerned for your safety and hopefully not haters. I love the paint color on the truck. I remember you had said way back when that you wanted to paint it the same color as the Dirtymax. (I pay attention) Are you planning to put your logo on both trucks? You probably don't need the advertising as you seem to be busy enough with word of mouth and your channel. All the best. Cheers!
delete the extra bot and be SURE not to tie Aluminium and Copper wiring together - massive possible fire hazard...
Thank you thank you very wanted to know about the tow jam truck and thank you for letting me know now I know it looks great by the way. I don’t know where but the bowtie that goes in front of the grill of the big truck they sell some of those that light up in gold color or any color you want except red spike as a police safety or something like that you know but thank you for the tow truck info. And don’t worry about people bitching about the door my gosh it is your business and you know what I’m talking about people just bitch about everything if you were about to give out $1000 per person and then the next person would bitch because he did not get $2000 you see what I mean so don’t sweat it. God bless you your family and friends and all your viewers boss thank you for the lesson this morning on that Chevy Tahoe learned a lot. ✝️✝️✝️🇺🇸
Hey SCREW the reeeeeersss. You and Cliff did what was needed with the best tools you had. You used the forktruck to work SMARTER not harder. The couch coaches dont know their a$$ from a hole in the wall about doing work like you guys did. Keep doing what you do the way you need to do it. I ambehind you all the way.
You always going to have armchair internet Rambos who will never have the ambition you have. I love the simple way you approach everything and going beyond the repair. Cleaning battery terminals, the area you just worked in, etc. Saving the customer money by not looking how to make the most expensive repair. The recent Tahoe spark plug change you did instead of charging the customer for a transmission because the misfiring was causing the shifting issues is impressive. Don't change a thing.
Come on, people who criticize you are not "haters". Accept criticism, don't go through life with the "we know what we're doing" mentality.
I enjoyed you guys putting up the first beam.joking around but still doing the job safety first.keep up all the grate work your doing in the shop,auto and remodeling.
When Florida is levelled by a "Cat 6" Hurricane, I can see Ray's wall standing alone in the vast, sandy wilderness. Think cartoons where the house collapses but the door that was slammed is still standing.
Well, Ray, since you asked...
Were permits required for this construction for electric and construction. Where i am that work requires a permit and inspection.
Ray I’ve been watching your videos will for some time, you refuse to up charge people which is basically ripping off someone in my opinion, but nevertheless I love your content, truck is looking 100 times better great color choice , I’ve always done my own work , worked as a line technician at Luke potter dodge , now I’m out of commission have to rely on others , I have a good mechanic that doesn’t up charge, but never the less the more successful you become and the better you do the more people will attack you for there lack of abilities to do what you do, so become a duck and let it roll off and ignore them once you do they will stop attacking you because you don’t give reaction to there crap . Keep up showing what you do you have my vote.
Ray, If you want a ton of comments on a video, show the electrical work being done! All the want to be electrical people will go totally nuts! Then a few that do know will comment to them and explain why they are wrong. 😊😈. I enjoyed seeing the pickup pull the wall. You could have done it with the tow truck winch too. Just keep on being Ray! That is why we watch! Best wishes, Kevin
I absolutely love the new paint job on the tow truck when I first saw it when you all were doing the wall knock down I thought it was a brand new truck and it was not the same tow truck I love that color my old truck was that same color great work Ray but curious were did you get that name Rainman Ray name from just curious I saw the movie Rainman keep up the great work I like watch and subscribe to all your videos !!!!!!
Truck looks great. The posts are more than enough for a roll up door. The electrical looks like a farmer did it. Its turning into a great shop. I wish I had a shop like yours. I'm rolling on concrete under my jeep. Keep up the good work.
No apologies necessary. The internet idiots will complain about everything. If they are so smart and know how to do the work, then let them come and do the work for you. With no pay of course its a matter of dignity for them. 😂😂