for the foot "doinger", Vacuum line caps! should be able to find a size that fits. or.....Plasti dip. dip those feet buddy! And to clean it, pull that bottom bolt, run a cheap ball hone on the end of a drill for a few passes.

Those are awesome! Just curious about where these are found. Thanks for posting.

How's she goin'? Pretty interesting and the patterns are something else eh! They look like the underground sewer lines of Paris!! LOL And it wouldn't be a Stevo J video with some sanding or grinding and polishing!! LOL Take 'er easy!!

Wow that looks amazing THANK YOU FOR SHARING I NEVER SEEN SOME LIKE THAT BEFORE

Fascinating. And just how does one identify a Septarian Nodule, in the wild?

that is very interesting I never saw anything like that,, I did buy a lapidary saw with a lot of accessories for 20.00 I really didn't know what it was.. but after researching a bit, I found out it was for cutting rocks.. I wound up selling it on ebay for a little over 200.00

Asian love collecting stones and rocks as a child but I do find it kind of relaxing watching videos like this. By the way I love the motorcycle fender on the saw.

I love that red color that looks perfect thank you for the video

Great job ! And I heard they might be hiring at Pompeii !! 😂 You’re a shoe in!! LOL

Fantastic job! However, if you don't have such a vacuum, it is also possible to open the roots with the high pressure machine used for car washing. And in the end I would cut those roots from the stump with the same saw you have or better a chain saw.

It looks like a big octopus lol good luck

Awesome job you are the best

Good video, but just curious why you didn’t cut off the roots prior to loading on trailer

Coming along Stevo. Anxiously awaiting the finished truck. Keep at'er.

Alright I've been waiting for this one. I suffer from insomnia around three am I got a notification On your video turned out beautiful especially when you married the bed back to the frame. Mine was a 1971 F-100 fire engine red Someone pulled out front of me and I hit them I sure do miss that old truck.

Next time crown the cracked beam up past straight the difference that it was sagging, then glue plywood. Let it dry, then take the supports out.

Respect Mr Stevo. Greetings from Hawaii.

Thanks for demo vid, I had a big of pruning gorse and black berry and nailed it with the purchase of these blades, Safe and sound and resting up the back with a beer after a big day made easy! 👊🏼

I just repaired a soldered Brass Craft multi turn valve. I bought one just like it and kept the old body on and used the stem, nut and handle from the new one. Didn’t feel comfortable doing what you did but it worked out! The old one is 1974 vintage.

Aren't nails used for their shear strength in these situations? Unless you've used special screws, which I assume you did. But there was no mention of this. Good vid. Thx.

I sold a bunch of those new when I was a Chevrolet salesman. Changing spark plugs, in the late 1970's, my stepsister's Ford Maverick with a 302 needed changing. It's really tight at the shock towers and those two the electrodes were almost gone and the other 6 had normal wear. Someone in the past only changed the ones easy to get to and didn't change the one's at the shock towers. I've found a lot of half assed messes in the 45 years I've turned wrenches.

GREAT VIDEO MAN DO YOU THINK ITS POWERFUL ENOUGH TO DRY A CAR?

Always wanted to check out one of those Colorado's I like how they are not jacked up too high I like the littler wheels on them say if it was a 1415 16 inch Rin and Tire I like when a truck is just basic I don't need all that junk they put on them then when it has all that stuff in and they want 100,000 and no pickups worth $100,000 thank you for the video

Well done work

Grrrrrrrrrr It's Kil - O - Metres, not "AWE" The word Kilo means 1000. The Word Metre means Distance. It's TWO words and that "O" DOES NOT CHANGE!!!! JUST LIKE IN KILOVOLTS, KILOWATTS, KILOGRAM, ETC. It's The USA that programs all Our software to make everybody think it kilawe for kilometres. Try to find that in the Dictionary that way it sounds when You say AWE, or is it AH? What about the vowels, A-E-I-O-U- & Sometimes Y? hmmmmm. Are You not Canadian?

This project inspires me! I am working on a 1949 Ford F2 Pickup. Where did you buy the small lights that go in the tube of the bed roll? I haven't been able to locate these, but not sure I am looking for the correct items.

This guy needs too clean up that yard he got junk & crap all over I don’t know why he saving that stuff

Love the video love the truck and thanks for it

Arrogant SOB, not taking advice once from his friends, and with total disregard for his friend's fender.

Excellent video Steve. I love the start of it old grey.

They look awesome thank you for the video

Looking great one step closer to the finish line.

Looking great Steve, great video!

the rental store where I worked back in the 80's , we rented a sand blaster it ran off a diesel compressor, folks could bring their items to our lot and sand blast them there. My boss told everyone that brought a car to sand blast that it would be to their advantage to remove all switches or anything where sand could bet in. that sand could absolutely get everywhere.

My goats would have loved this.

Is there a reason they refused to just cut the longer roots and slide it up nice and easy??

I see two other options to soldering the shutoff valve. 1. Solder a MIP fitting that takes a FIP shufoff valve. That way, in the future, just unscrew the old valve, and screw in the new one. 2. Use a Shark Bite shutoff valve. I have installed two of these and the ease of installation is worth the little extra cost.

Wow the finished product is super clean looks as new as in the box

New to your channel - you guys are brilliant!

And are you supposed to let the song do the work you're not supposed to pull up and down on that damn Sawzall let the song do the work there are some seen somebody do a job like that

I've found that if you use an old bicycle innertube and clamp from inlet to outlet you can charge it with air for testing for leaks. keep up the cool videos it really helps out!😃

It's looking good I'll be waiting for the next video I can't wait to see you painting that red something about red I like it thank you for the video

Awesome job on that Chrome THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO

Chrome gets you home. Again excellent job 👍

Excellent job Steve 👍

the top looks good with either product,, I wonder if electrolysis would effect the chrome, other wise it would take the rust off. I like that little blower you have there.

It looks too good to discard!

How do you mix your bondo? I like the consistency of your bondo!

What about toothpaste?

Not a fan of titebond? Nice job!