MM Is Fighting Me Every Step Of The Way
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Hey my lovelies!
Thank you for tuning in. I know I’ve been absent for the past week but you’ll be happy to hear that things are ramping up again for us here at MMTV!
I can’t thank you all enough for your ongoing support!
We almost have MM back! Although I am looking to upgrade him a little here and there we will be back on the trails ASAP!
Thank you always for watching and if your looking for an awesome hat, the link is below!
Thank you again and catch you next time.
Holls
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I’m so impressed with how much your skills have improved over the years. Building Nessie has given you so much confidence in your abilities. And it shows. Great job!
Thank you for your reply and definitely take care of your back.
Looks great, stacked them dimes on the welds, keep going glad your doing better. Glad to see more of Walter.
Holly doing Holly things again is so satisfying. You got to take the time to heal properly, now it's Mischief Makers turn and he will be doing MM things again soon enough. I love that you are back to entertaining us.
The cut off wheel is much less scary when you throw the sparks at you instead of away from you. When cutting this way the tool is trying to pull away from you instead of trying to attack you.
Yeah the spark shower sucks but I find it more stable that way as well
@@FlawedOffroad Be sure to wear tight fitting safety glasses if its throwing the sparks at you. Adjusting the guard so the least get to you can help reduce that risk but better is the orient the grinder so that any sparks it throws at you are going down at your feet instead of your upper body.
Wearing a dust mask becomes more critical when getting the spark shower on your upper body since nobody wants to get silicosis which is generally considered incurable once you become symptomatic. Even a mild case can really mess you up and limit your ability to sing and shout.
Best!
@@FlawedOffroadyup fo sho fool! 😊
The best and safest place for our bodies to be while using a grinding or cutting wheel is behind it with the cutting wheel in front of us, the sparks going toward our feet.
Hey Holly & Walter. I'm hoping you had a good time visiting your family in California. Happy to see the latest video of Mischief Maker. Take care of yourselves.
Please, do not grind where you are throwing sparks towards your outlets. The debris will ruin the outlet. It can cause overheating and possible fire.
Good job 😊
Crowsfoot. I hate every second that a crowsfoot is needed .
That’s a good one! 🤣
I am very happy for you that your back is doing well! I like keeping up with you and Walter as you are very nice people (I met both of you in Pomona a year ago/ Poster is on my garage wall).
Use a non locking nut for temporary fibbing installation. Works betting for alignment purposes.
The gas pump in California is the tool that makes me sweat the most !!!!
Your wielding for the most part is looking pretty good Holly.
Wow! You must be making the big bucks now. That high dollar GCI at the beginning of the video was mint 😂
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Holly, while your there you might want to upgrade your exhaust. I did my 2012 and it definitely makes a difference
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO
When is MM getting a supercharger or a V8 swap??🙂 the tool I hate to use is the 100 ton hydraulic press at work.
WELD done Hollie. Good job getting that broken bolt and bit out.
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Great thick welds on those link tabs Holly ... Attention to details Sister ... Great to hear you're Back is getting better , I hurt mine too ,,, I am still protecting my back after 40 years because I have to be careful rock on MischiefMaker !!
You'rem gonna have to do the cones competition that Jamie ( from Matt's off road ) did with Rory From( Trailmater ) recently ... you would have some much fun with them next time Holly :)
Looks like things are progressing. Just take your time and be careful with your back. Looks like jeep coming together. Again great videos and again just do what you can and every one will be waiting for you to return to the trails.
Probably shouldn't throw sparks into the outlets. Since its a mix of metal and grinding wheel.
Glad to see you making progress on MM. Also glad to see you making small strides in getting back to 100% without over doing it. Keep up the good work!
To answer your question about cutting methods.I don't care for the death wheel only because I can't cut a straight line.Probably not a good idea to fling sparks in an electrical outlet!
you are recovering nicely however do not oer do it , you need to get 2 more screw up jack stands , it would have made it much easier on you. good to see ( alomst) walter as well. even m m needed a bit of r n r ( repair n replace) just like you lol
It's awesome to see you back in the shop, take it carefully with your back though.
Well done Holly you are doing very well, I’m impressed with what you’re doing.
Cutoff wheels have a tendency to buck and get ya. Love the progress! Overhead work and cutting off brackets are taxing. Doing it together, even more. Interested in what Artec crossmember that is that you have for your transfer case
That’s a home made cross member holding the Atlas support ring. If you have an atlas, you definitely want one and I really like the TMR support ring.
www.tmrcustoms.com/products/atlas-transfer-case-support-ring-kit
You’ll have to get creative with your crossmembers depending on what else is in that space. Instead of running a solid bad between the frame rails and a bushing below the support ring, my support ring is hard mounted to its own crossmember and that crossmember is attached to the frame via bushings.
@@MischiefMakerTV my cj7 has zero bushings from the crossmember to the tranny or atlas 🤣🤣🤣
Good morning...its great to see you in the shop getting MM all fixed up. You are doing great. Keep it up.
Glad to see back tk working on MM. Have you thought about putting something on the wall behind the work bench? Maybe a piece of duamond plate? That way you won't have to paint the wall agian.. just a thought. Take care You and Walter are doing a great job.
An ANGEL WITH DIRTY HANDS IS POETIC.... TO MAKE MISCHIEF, (MAKER) YOU HAVE TO GET YOUR HANDS DIRTY.......HAHAHAHSHAHSJAJ
Where is your back brace? Did you leave it on the comfy couch....Walter cant be your back when your energy is up......take your time, wear that brace when ever you can.....you will thank me for reminding you, MRS HOLLY
Much prefer plasma cutter to cutoff wheel any day and if at all possible. Good job.
I don't think you had to take the crossmember down just to clean up the area; you could've cleaned up the lines, tacked the tabs, and then take it down to fully weld, but great job nonetheless!!! I'm glad your back is holding up pretty well. I saw you picking up things and holding them up and I was bracing for you. Great job on the video and on the new crossmember.
I've made an observation: You wear hats often but you're hatless when you're under a greasy, oily, muddy, messy vehicle with all that crap falling on you and getting in every part of you including your hair. Keep your hat on. :P
The more clothes we wear working on dirty things the cleaner our body's stay.
It usually takes me a few tries to weld a nut on to extract a broken bolt too.
Didn't realize they made Chrome Impact Sockets until I saw this and looked it up. Bling!
I have to keep reminding myself to wear safety glasses when using impact tools. Its a bother until a chip flies an hits us in the eye to remind us why we should bother with them. You have nice eyes, which I'm sure Walter will agree, so please do consider better protecting them.
When working with the cutoff wheel be mindful of where the sparks (bits of hot metal) are going such as your ear muffs, the GFI outlet on the wall behind your work table or perhaps the electric motor of another tool or perish the thought into your morning cup (Oh the Horror!). Seriously though its a pain to have to deal with a faulting GFI or dead motor that got smoked because they got loaded up with metal filings/dust and shorted out.
Watch the back and keep it happy. You can finish the fight another day which is better than getting knocked out of the ring for a week or so.
Best!
Hey beautiful, are you really thinking about your back? I know, from experience, what it is like. We see that things are not really going well for you yet. MM looks a lot better again. Watch yourself!!👍
If I was rushing things the repairs and upgrades would be done already 😂😂. I’m clearly taking my time and only working as long as my body allows 😊.
I noticed you were welding the tabs on dragging the hand peace backwards. Should be pushing it on mild steel applications with bear wire
You are doing amazing and like how you where finding ways to lift heavy stuff keep it up just don't over do it you keeping rocking it
MM will get there, It's just a matter of time and energy and back. Glad Your back is getting better.
What muffler are you running. I hate these 3.6’s with exhaust but yours sounds good and sits where mine does.
to get a strong weld dont do circular motion to fill gap do multiple runs . much stronger .
like your channel
Good to see you back on MM .I would suggest anti seize compound on all your hardware
Someone needs to write an opera about welding Jeeps, Hollie will make the perfect lead singer.
Hey Hollz!!! Nice to see you and Mr MM in the workshop! How is Mr Fergus?
I am also not a fan of the cutoff wheel. I call it the wheel of death! I’ve had a few incidents with it. I’ll still use it though 😂
Keep getting better Holly! Please take care and keep the videos coming!
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Be safe Holly.
Use dremmel to cut a slot in the drill bit then us a screwdriver to remove the bit done it many times!
just put a snorkel on for the exhaust and stop fiddling with it...
Remember a grinder is a welders best friend. Keep up the good work
Cut off wheel can’t stop thinking about it blowing up.
Beautiful Young Lady it is so good to see you without the back brace and getting things done. Even more pleased to see Sir Walter reaching in to help. I am quite sure that fine man is making sure you do not over do it. Mischief Maker and her driver will be back on the rocks in short order. Looking forward to your return.
You are in my prayers
Hoka Hey
Mischief Maker is getting closer to making some Mischief again. 😊
Throwing sparks at outlet might not good idea
How does one tell a lady that she’s looking good, and looking good doing it ?? I’m sure there are definite limits to how much you should be doing, but it’s great to not see your eyes hurting in this one!!
Watch out world!! Holly’s got her sparkle back!!!
You where throwing sparks in to the outlet, not smart
It’s awesome seeing you get back after it!
Why u playing blade all ur 50 yr old female
Great to hear your back is getting better. Was a little worried when you had the struggle with the crossmember though.
Bravo Hollie! Bravo! On coming along like you are pertaining to healing up, And, Able to get back in your nice 😊 shop and work!!
Thank you for the encouragement! 😊🩵
Now that’s a screw driver. 😂
Glad you got a recharge 🗿👽🗿
silly doing that project with your welding skills. no offense but the welds are not great
Time will tell 😁
Glad to hear that the back is doing better! You got a good bit of work done this time!
Good Morning! Good to see your back is getting better!
Mischief managed!
Hollie don't overdo it!
Good to see the spinal column is playing nice. The worst tool I use regularly is definitely the angle grinder regardless of what attachments are on it, but from back in my construction days the worst thing by far is using a jackhammer for more than 3 seconds. You can't pay me enough to ever operate one of those things again because I'm pretty sure it rattled part of my soul away😂
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Looks like you are feeling pretty good. Nice job on MM.
Every day is better than the one before. Things are finally starting to return to normal 😀
You just go girl!
Good to heat your back is doing so good. I was going to ask how you were feeling, And yes, We all want to see MM back on the trail before the snow flies. That or you'll need train your pup to pull a sled LoL!
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Gday guys
I love the ingenuity and creative assistance devices. Well done!
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Remember when the first time you showed this damage and you thought it wouldn't be that big a deal to fix? Remember how I said it was going to be a far bigger job than you thought? Pepperidge Farm remembers . . .
I chose the harder path. Repairing the frame, adding a new track bar bracket and throwing in a front truss and adding full hydro would have been way easier.
Instead, I elected to fix the frame, relocate the steering box 2” forward (which requires modifying the coolant reservoir and lengthening the steering column), keep hydro assist (which means making sure the geometry is correct between the drag link and track bar), and install a new front suspension (completely removing skids, cutting off old long arm brackets, installing new crossmember, adding tabs for T-case support ring crossmember, and modifying exhaust).
No offense but as a welder this made me cringe! 😬 😆
She just start welding instead of saying that give her tip and trick .
Which parts were the most ‘cringey’?
Probably is comment on someone trying to learn ? Im not a welder at all but i can suggest maybe some weld true primer first ? And for a weld yo be sturdy it doesn't have to be pretty . That is why grinding exist 🤪🤣
We all got to start somewhere…
Absolutely fantastic video Hollie!! I love your welding!! Hi Walter!!