1948 Chevy 3100- Air Bag Suspension INSPECTION.... It's NOT Good...

[@rgentbuilders]

Looking forward to seeing the progress on this one.

[@karlalton3170]

Another death trap corrected due to your keen eye and great expertise , your one great honest down to earth mechanic bro that cares about what he does and the customer 😁😁🤘🤘

[@Mopar46]

Two videos in one week! Keep that pace up. Don't know what the registration requirements are in the various States of the USA, but I don't think that front suspension wouild pass muster, here in Australia. Having seen the quality of the work you do, i'm sure you can correct the faults. Waiting to see the end result.

[@johnshutt6895]

Thanks for new video on truck project. Have been watching model A yard art project; so cool…. Thanks for professional and quality work on your builds.

[@raymondantonio4145]

Interesting looking truck! Looks really cool, think the customer is going to enjoy it a lot more once the ride and handling issues are taken care of!

[@bobtucker8875]

Great content 😄 thanks for sharing.

[@tmer3806]

👍

[@dustyrusty6840]

Who ever did this his welding did a bad job and seem to do the least expensive way out just to get it done.

[@DrAkEtThEAmAzInG]

I have a question about air ride my stepdad left me his modified truck and I fixed a line that had a leak but I don’t think my front bags are getting enough pressure I can’t even get it to ride height but my rear works just fine.Now I have duel compressors if one goes bad will it cause that or will it just take longer

[@rottersgarage]

If you are running dual compressors and one goes down, basically it will just take longer to fill the tank. It should not effect getting to ride height as long as the remaining compressor can build the tank pressure. Most pressure switches shut off around 120psi. Do you have gauges? What does tank pressure get to and what are you applying to the front bags?

[@brianvalley5223]

Those have to be the ugliest weld beads I've ever seen.

[@babaninja9043]

Fix someone’s hack job. You’re not a mechanic, “Results Specialist”