No nonsense just get it done . 😊

what if we don't have a vise?

How has this been holding up?

Damn dude that looked easy nice video!

Need job I've got one 12000 badlands to put on my 91 z71 kindly dredding to get started you made it look simple

What if the connector is a 90 degree elbow?

This video was invaluable to me. I spent around 3 hours trying the boiling water, blower dryer, heat gun, torch, hot punch, etc...all ending in failure and frustration. It was laughable how easy it was once I did it this way. I'm definitely throwing those pieces of wood in the toolbox. They should come standard with the repair kit. Thank you so much!

How did you mount the plate to the top of the frame

Very well thought through enhancements. Excellent video. Excellent rifle. I love mine.

Did darth vader film this?

But cutting the winch mount like that you weakening it.over time it's going to break

wow...good video.

Cool thanks for sharing! My 3/8" nylon straight connector to the fuel filter on my 98 saturn sc2 was leaking when running, it appeared the O-rings were bad. I bought Dorman 3/8" replacement connectors 2 pack from auto zone part 800-082. Smaller connectors are 5/16" I used tweezers and a pic and small screw driver to remove new o rings from one of the new connectors replace the 2 o rings and it still leaked so it must have had a hairline crack or other defect. So I was able to remove the old connector and put on a new connector and fix the problem without cutting. It was tricky. Wearing gloves, I used a heat gun to carefully warm, but not to much, the barb tube area but the old connector would not pull out. So I used a drill bit thinking maybe I could drill out the barb area through the throat of the connector and then collapse the thinned barb. I used progressively larger drill bits and found the connector would often spin with the bit. So I was able to warm the tube barb area and then spin and pull on my battery drill and got the connector barbs to release. I applied oil to the new connector barbs and got it in half way and then all the way once I heated the tube again, working around it no more than 10 seconds on low setting. The new barbs were almost a perfect match for the old barbs. No leaks. Take care

i spent an entire day dicking around with trying to get that fuel line on the fitting. nothing worked. this coming weekend, i am going to try this. i will be tickled pink if it works. the level of frustration was very high last weekend, and i have high hopes.

Where did you mount the control solenoid

His workbench looks like mine

Thanks so much for the video! Now I have a better idea of how much work it might be to actually do that on my 99 suburban. Appreciate video thank you from Canada

So he went to go buy a rifle to shoot up a school, got denied the sale, stole his “mother’s” AR-15, and decided to leave it in the car? 🤷🏼‍♂️

He said Deez Nuts!!!🤣🤣🤣 Nice Gun!

Awesome video and thank you for sharing. My question relates to those bolts... Are they capable of handling the 16,000lbs the winch is rated for? Or would you recommend welding it all together?

Bro, that is fantastic. Just did it. Done. Excellent. Thank you.

Neat trick. I think an improvement you could do to your holding block is to enlarge the hole on the end big enough for the expanded tube to fit in. That way you could install the tube flush and the end of the tube would be prevented from moving around as the fittin is being hammered in.

Avoid using silicone lubricants or sealants anywhere near the engine. It may get in the intake, burn in the engine and poison the lambda sensor in the exhaust manifold. Lubricate with motor oil instead.

Hi there how about for the 90° fuel fitting any idea how can we do a DIY installation of it to a nylon fuel tubing? Please advise or make a video of it on how to install thanks!

Doesn't everything look so easy off the vehicle why don't you guys try fixing something like that while it is still on the vehicle like in real life laying on your back on the ground

Gotta thank you. Tried the heat, hot water, brute force, bent and twisted lines etc, I had a brake pipe vice for flaring which grabbed it well to tap fitting in, was so easy your a star ⭐️👍🙏

Would this work the same on a 1994 GMC k1500. Also looking at a badlands 12k for the job

Looks great.

How do you remove a fuel connector from a fuel pipe?

How do you do it on a pipe that's attached to the car?

it look weak, only two bolts to supports the winch ok, but if you neddit to use the weight of the truck and the power of winch, everything will fly away jajaaja, is my impression.

Thanks!

for me it works just a matter of getting the line off the vehicle to work or make your own and place into the original lines spot off to go get some tube and connectors and hope i can get it done as easy as this guy did it lol

BEAUTIFUL! Thank you! Looks great!

I appreciate the attention to detail in trying to make a budget friendly(ish) kac m110k1 clone. The NY compliant barrel profile helps with the look as well as the mock gas block. I don't think the knights suppressor mount gas block will work without pinning it to the barrel. The m&p 10 lower receiver is a true ambi lower while the knights lacks the ability to lock the bolt using the right side.

Lubricating with silicon is NOT a good idea. Silicon will not evaporate and will remain on the fitting and line allowing it to slide off when fuel pressure is applied. Easy on - easy off.

You are a Master Craftsman! I have a '96 K2500 Suburban, Gas, but I live in CA so I think I am going to need to put a front receiver hitch and then mount the winch that way. CA requires a front tag.

Is the winch mount off the shelf or did you design it??

Clean up your work bench.

That was Boss Brother.

Great video. Thank you so much. Sounds like you have a German Shepard in the background wanting some attention... lol. Mine sounds just like that every time I’m working on my cars. Lol.

Thanks I tried hot water and hair dryer and could not get it to work.

absolutely the best and easiest way to do this!!! i spent more time drilling the wood than doing the actual install. i was at wit's end because the tube kept melting and distorting. this was was a snap. great video, thanks!!!

I wish you can help me install a winch for my GMC Yukon.

Looks good except for its upside down cable should roll in from bottom

This looks great. But how about 90° fittings? You cannot put a nut driver in them to push into the line. Any suggestions?

Looks like my bench!

Thanks good stuff

Your vid is great, and good idea. I used this tool and it works great kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3nVpJ-YdrOlitE

Was there an o-ring inside that fitting or did you take it out before inserting the nut driver and hammering it in?