Very nice job.

Good enough.

Can you weld a collar around that exposed grease fitting to protect it?

I don't have time to watch anybody who doesn't know not to try to machine rebar. You are just too unsafe with what you do. I serouusly hope you don't get hurt...

Don’t forget to hydrate

Man you did such an awesome job prepping, you could have used any paint. I wonder if you can use the Tractor Supply Ford Blue on that drifter?

I used to own a delivery company and I just bought second hand cars and painted them with this, As long as the people knew the the Red. black and blue cars and trucks were mine that's all that mattered. I never fixed the dents or faded and cracked bumpers or anything because the worse they looked the better Painted them with a brush and roller and yes it looked like crap we had paint runs and bad lines and everyone pointed out how bad it looked and that was Great because any free advertising is good advertising , We had people call to order things just to see the paint jobs, All the cars were fit for the road I made sure they all passed a legal safety and had new tires and breaks '' safety first '' , I got to know the cops pretty well lol

Sun plays with your eyes. Direct sunlight reflecting off new paint makes it macco. Shine. Look at it under lights for reality √.

Going nuts on first coat..or super dry.

Good work. Clean car and look Good.

Nice job👌🙏 impressed at what you do etc, that was a weird way to measure the depth of the bush to 50 thou, the other end comes out of the vernier, if you put that end on the case & the main body of the rear of the vernier on the bush, close the vernier until it touches the bush that is the depth of the bush sticking out, looks weird when writing it out, hope you understand. 👍

32.04, with all due respect, we've seen the drift Beemer.

Nice job! You’ll feel even better about the outcome after some good rest.👍

Wow, really impressive. You can fix anything. That long ass honing tool you made, was dead clever

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Good job!!

Barry got the best hoe in town now!

Nice work... lots of work, but a good job! Hopefully that accessory you're talking about is a thumb?

Get a haircut 💇 and shave.......proper hygiene PAL........😢😮😮😮😊

You do great work. Don't beat yourself up. If anyone else is beating you up....F them. For the zerk fittings taking hits....weld some pipe around the zerk that is slightly taller than the zerk.

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Well done! Good thing you're young :)

Great repairs. I always puck up a trick every time i watch you work on things.

Absolutely nothing wrong to make repairs to your specifications. Nice job!

Damn good work Spank!

I have cut up a pop bottle to make a funnel and ductape the outside, works fair as a ring compressor

first class repair

Tenacity bro! You are it! That will last yeaaaars!

The pins who mentioned are called R CLIPS are extremely successful in UK for Excavators & Agriculture 🇬🇧🇮🇪.

Your definitely true mechanic, it's pleasure watching a pro at work😅

Fantastic work guy . As ex John Deere owner of several jd products especially a 410 JD EXTENDO HOE , ran mine 9,000 hour before new pump. JD 500 , JD 700 All Fantastic rigs

*still learning to stick weld* throws down some casual vertical welds. killer job man!

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Watching your videos has motivated me to learn how to use a lathe i inherited from my father. I am starting from scratch. Unfortunately, I was just a bigger hammer and torch kind of guy when he was alive. I so wish I would've taken the time when he was alive to gain some of his knowledge. Great channel man.

Did you know there's a David Allan Coe song called please put my gland in your hand

You're telling me you don't have any bolts and some scrap metal laying around to make a spanner wrench come on bud use your brain

Earth will grind the side of the bucket where previous attachments were. Don't spend your time on that.

I over do it loading the F150 to service field equip. That's enough over doing it for me!! Nice job.

On fitting that collar you used a diy weld on clamp, and said it was ghetto. Do not feel bad about it. Years ago I worked on a pile driving crew. We sank metal sheet piles that needed to be vertical. We would do exactly what you did. Weld on a bracket and pull the piles into alignment with chain. When done cut them off. I have a Case 580SE that needs an extendahoe rebuild. I learned a lot watching this, even though it is a JD. And yes, everything on job like this heavy. I know it well.

I believe ya got urself a nice machine now young man. Keep it greased and it will last your lifetime.............maybe.

Great video as always. What is your favorite beer if $$$$ was not a problem?

Kroll oil...Humm...none better.

Did you sing for Powerman 5000? Lol

This video is a masterclass on the fact that you don't need a whole lot of fancy special tools to get a job done,,Just a good head on your shoulders ,Some common sense,,And a get it done attitude ,,,And this guy has all three in spades,,,

Well done. You did a fantastic job.

I enjoyed watching you fix it up so there is some value in it for the audience. I think if you made up a good line boreing setup you would probably make good use of it.

Sweet 3-D seal/ring compressor.

When I saw the inside of the barrel, I said "He needs a long extension to put a cylinder hone on and run that through it", then low and behold that's what you did!

It’s a Neon, getting a 6/10 when giving a 4/10 is a win. You are right not to push it, the value isn’t going up anytime soon.

good fffnnn gravy! you had to work plus blood sweat and tears!! first class job!( come on people we need to get this sob some SUBS!)