To finish my statement, if you don't know what goes where, start with what you do. The lights are all in fixed places so the wires to them tend to only go to specific places and thus provide you with unchanged, known locations to work with. Unless you are really unlucky and they have been hacked and spliced as well.

That's not a WIREING harness that's a rats nest start over do it right Or it will never work right or reliably .

Pardon the video cutting off suddenly. Phone ran out of storage.

Interesting project to be sure. Love the Kenworths.

They use built in burnaby bc yup.i order one last one before close shop due 1980s recession.tough trucks.i work banister pipelines 1990 they have few yes winch trucks.trucks need tlc good luck.😊

I made this video leaving in the tedium of going through the process of checking all the points to show what it actually takes to accomplish the work. All too many videos of fixing vehicles start with a wreck, and with seemingly only a few minutes have it driving down the road. Reality is not so easy, so here is what it takes.

This is to show the difference between what it looks like, vs what it does.

Some days just won't end. More work to do before I can finish my work for the day.

Thanks for sharing from Australia

New frame new sleeper

Put new cleaners on there. It will put Good Night. That camel's small. Put a c d player in there and there and download good you know

Better jacket radio is a veteran. What's in there. But are you just go get AC? D? Put air plane, sit it up to help. Set it up top move from the bottom. Put it up top it's better to be up top

Good truck

This is a.good truck

Quick question, I noticed the front hubs "stick out" like big nipples, I was told by a trucker is because it doesn't have power steering, but this truck does, can anyone explain? thanks!!!

I have a 1974 Lw Kenworth just like yours small cam 350 Cummins rto9513 transmission mine has the same power steering system glad i found your videos where did you get the build sheet on your truck i would love to know more about my truck

Does the switchable air cleaner still work?

This thing is sweet!

Bring her back to old glory

2:01 quick observations. Hendrickson made hangers unique for IH. The u-bolts over the center of the spring indicate 34000 lb suspension, not normal heavier 38k/40k components. These components would compete with Mack trucks built for hauling milk on their camelback suspension soft ride.

Those are not 44000 rears.

It came with cheap hockey sticks..

Great content. Would be great for future videos if you use a tripod and a wireless mic.

A couple of things that you may find useful Daniel. Best & cheapest wat to convert rust to black oxide is vinegar. Not the salad kind @ 6% acidity, the industrial or cleaning kind usually marketed as "double strength" or some such. Get it at the supermarket. Get creative when applying it if you cannot immerse the part, soak pads & tape on. Trick is to prevent it drying whilst its doing its magic, must be grease free surface. 30 minutes on light flash rust, eg after sandblasting prior to paint, up to 24 hrs on heavy scale rust. Paint, do it once & do it right. Don't use automotive paint, its way too soft. Use two part epoxy paint, the kind used on ships & fishing trawlers etc. Get it in 20 litre drums, from a supplier to that trade, its hard as, & cannot be cut back after 24 hours curing. Make sure you get it specific to the ambient temp you will be spraying in. Its seasonal. BTW you will use 20 litres on the bare chassis alone. So, sandblast, treat any flash rust as described, apply a very thin etch primer, apply a very thick top coat. When repairing fibreglass, on panels, cut out all rotten bits & then fibreglass & epoxy fill these areas. Do not use car filler. Over fill & grind back to level, work rough & clean for best adhesion & strength, big grit score marks are best, only use the car filler as a thin surface convenience. Rotten edges, eg those headlight cutouts are easy. Just cut out the rotten bits & clamp a bit of wood or whatever is handy behind the area to be built up. Cover your bit of wood etc in that cheap brown tape that is used on packages, nothing sticks to it so you can lay your fibreglass on it freely. Over build the area & cut it back to perfect size after it has cured. The packaging tape is the secret trick, & it works a treat. Don't forget to resin seal you cut edges or you will get osmosis, (moisture wicking up the glass fibres that will puff it up later on). I'll sub to your channel & if I see you are going to do something, I may chip in to help. Eg, if I see you want to lay flooring, or cut interior panels etc, I'll tell you how to get a perfect fit easy, even on the most complex shapes & spaces. BTW, that steering wheel is easily restorable. I'm retired now, but I was a lifelong desert truckie out from Perth Western Australia to our remote mines. My last was the mighty KW T904 with Cat C16, 22 series Roadranger, steel on spiders, on 6 rod, 170 ton rated pulling triple flat tops. Best truck I ever had, I did over 5 million with it & it still wasn't burning oil between changes. Mind you I did things to it to make that happen. I miss those days sorely.

That is one very unique powersteering system.. Very interesting, definitely need to see this truck come together.

It's Cummins in this KW Will get running again 👍🤠

Why is it riveted and not bolted? Too much work needed to replace a simple light housing. Good luck

Review of how I got the parking brake valves removed from the truck. You don't need a big box of fancy tools and a large shop or garage to do good work on a truck. Though it certainly makes in nice, heh.

Apologies for the poor quality. I am using my Sonim phone for recording and they have mediocre cameras.

Love the Kenworth ❤

Looks like an awesome time!

Operation was a success. The knobs are all independent housings and got it pulled without major difficulty. On to review and a rebuild of the valve.

Swap loading a few 2/55 poles. Pardon the camera view, I can't see where it is pointing whilst in my pocket. But, I learn and hopefully the next one will have a better angle.

Bringing in good poles to swap out for poorly treated ones.

Thought he was getting assassinated. 😅

I decided to do the interior and it running in a different video. Limited space on my phone. Condition is as I bought it. It has yet to be refurbished. No major issues except the split in the frame from rust jacking. Looking forward to getting it on the road.

Hurry before someone slams into you....move on

Woulda scared the poo outta me if I was in the zone 😂

That looked like a mini crossbow bolt at first glance.

Thanks for doing the work most of us can’t. We love you truckers out there, not enough people show love to truckers.. Thanks for going out there every day with the 4 wheeler idiots… and keeping our tires inflated haha😏

One time driving bus I had a bald faced hornet fly into my window and at my face, scared tf outta me and the students lol

Wait that's it😢

Ahahahah 😂

Good thing it didn't go out the window and catch a tire or biker, eh? If you ever suspect a problem or drop something, pull off safely and stop before investigating.