1984 Toyota Hilux 4x4 - (Build update)

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  • Опубліковано 10 лис 2024
  • The 1984 Toyota Hilux / 1984 Toyota Pickup build continues...
    In this episode I have an exciting new addition to the shed / workshop.
    I get some more work done on the custom tray as well as tackle some of the boring jobs like wiring the indicators and removing the tacho. The tow bar gets painted and re-installed as well. The steel tray really helps with the harsh ride of the rear leaf springs on the1984 Toyota Hilux / 1984 Toyota Pickup.
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  • @niszukiable
    @niszukiable 6 місяців тому +2

    love your work on the Hilux and tray. I am looking to get into fabrication and appreciate your explanations. Keep the content coming!

    • @Shed-To-Beach
      @Shed-To-Beach  6 місяців тому

      Hey thanks for the comment mate, I really appreciate the feedback.

  • @NorthSide-Garage
    @NorthSide-Garage 6 місяців тому +1

    The reason I would think the cab is leaning down on the right side is because over time the leaf has started to compress and it starts to sag, mines the same. Love the build series man keep it up!

    • @Shed-To-Beach
      @Shed-To-Beach  6 місяців тому +1

      Cheers mate, yeah the only problem is if the leaf was sagging the whole car would lower not just the cab, if you get my thinking. The Cab being lower in relation to the tray has me thinking worn body mounts. But only one way to find out hey. Thanks for watching and cheers for the comment 👍

  • @destnations5588
    @destnations5588 6 місяців тому +1

    This is looking great buddy! Don't even get me started on moving heavy things around haha, I have a split level backyard with a 600 dividing wall, I I came up with the most farked up way to lift a complete flat 6 engine over the wall and down the bottom. It involved a 750 comealong and a LOT of patience and rigging methods, and a LOT of scrap steel and brake rotors and car batteries and shit to make sure it equalised as it was going over the wall.

    • @Shed-To-Beach
      @Shed-To-Beach  6 місяців тому +1

      Cheers mate, I was contemplating fabricating a rolling gantry but Im getting a bloke with a tractor and forks to move it instead 👍

    • @destnations5588
      @destnations5588 6 місяців тому +1

      @@Shed-To-Beach There was a solid gantry and 2 ton chain block on market place a couple of months ago in Rockingham but I couldn't justify the $600 he wanted for it. Ill build my own at some point in the future that can have rollers and be dissasembled.

  • @NoMatureContent
    @NoMatureContent 6 місяців тому +1

    Nice content man, the way the captions are done a bit distracting though, you're understandable, you dont need burned in captions. (If the yanks cant understand its a them problem!)

    • @Shed-To-Beach
      @Shed-To-Beach  6 місяців тому +1

      Thanks for the feedback mate. The captions were an experiment to see if it resulted in more/longer engagement. But I think you’re right. No real need for them. Gotta try these things though 👍

    • @NoMatureContent
      @NoMatureContent 6 місяців тому +1

      @@Shed-To-Beach Yeah fair cop. I watch lads from Appalachia regularly, rural strayan needs to be its own thing too. UA-cam AI will fix it if need be, lol .