Backyard spray painting - 1954 Ford F600 Car Hauler Build part 15

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[@redspotaudio]

Those studs on the rear axle are actually wheel nuts for the inner wheel. And the square drive for them is in the other end of your wheel brace. That long socket tube youre using to undo the wheel nuts, look at the other end, it will have the squre in it to undo the inner wheel nuts. Thats providing youre using the original toyota wheel brace. Need to know incase you get a flat when you're on the road. 👍 👌

[@stephenkeeffe4940]

Yep, My Dad had a Toyota Dyna in the early 80s with the same setup.

[@MicahBell_1860]

​@stephenkeeffe4940 beat me to it. & fun fact, the Coaster is basically a Dyna,!

[@05tep]

Love the shout out to Sarah-n-tuned, she deserves much more recognition than she gets. Loving this project by the way.

[@Low760]

It's hard work fitting new parts to late model cars yeah.

[@davidburne9477]

Sarah’s a lot of fun. Her off the wall comments in reviews are hilarious.

[@benjohnson7170]

As well as being awesome, she's also funny AF. Maximum Respect for Sarah.

[@kelvinweeding1769]

Yep you’ll need a square drive socket to remove the inner wheel….. You’ll only need the inners fitted while rolling it around trough the rebuild, less rolling resistance than dual 😉

[@williamholmes9129]

With just asingle rear whhels will Make more space around it and no dual tyre scub when maneuvering 👍

[@grahamgreen330]

The studs on the back are actually nuts, so you definitely need to take them off to get the inner wheels off

[@grahamgreen330]

Need a square drive socket

[@PeterHatch-mx7zc]

If you can afford a 3/4 impact milwaukee battery buy the socket after keep in tool box when using after you finish her

[@rockcrawler31]

incorrect. They are indeed a nut overrider that goes over the stud, but they don't need to come off to get the rim off. The rims are Budd style rims and are hub centric. I.E. the rim is located via the hub flange which is a snug fit even when new. Add a decade of rust and galling and you need a BFH and crowbar to free the rim off the hub.

[@peterwarner8541]

Huge amount of admiration for your productivity levels!!! Huge progress.

[@terminalpsychosis8022]

That paint is a HUGE transformation. Good first round of corrosion protection, and it looks so pretty. Mr. Jeff is paint gun master. The man gets all the angles down to an art.

[@vmoney9106]

Chassis and engine looks great. Actually, compared to what we see here in Canada, that chassis looked great to start with. It’s nice seeing you learn more about heavy duty mechanics with the Coaster, it’s something I’ve been slowly learning about watching Deboss HD (although I’m a light truck guy, the HD stuff is totally different).

[@mikl911]

Amazing how a little paint can give you the sense of progress. Can’t wait to see what you haul with the Roxter next LOL.

[@FanatikBuilds]

Pretty sure @ViceGripGarage would approve of your”respray rebuild” here buddy! 😎🔥 love the bronze!

[@HomeBuiltByJeff]

Haha. My 'Craigs list engine rebuild' :D

[@computiNATEor]

Favorite time of the week! I pause whatever else I'm doing, even if it's going to bed, when these episodes drop 😎🍿

[@HomeBuiltByJeff]

Haha. Thanks mate :D

[@jeremypowell107]

Same!! drop everything to watch the episode every Sat to watch (without ads via a few bucks a mth w Patreon)

[@TigerRogers0660]

Nice work Jeff ! Love the bronze colour!

[@benjohnson7170]

Wow, I've gotta paint my Tonner chassis now. When it gets a touch warmer... And love the bronze. So motivating,looks good and don't get grubby every time.

[@scottwatson8648]

Nice shout out to Sarahntune. I am a huge fan of her content as well. Like you her attention to detail is amazing.

[@TonyBlackman-lz1px]

Hi Jeff, Yes you do need to take the outer studs off.If you look at the other end of the Toyota tyre tool there is the square drive for those studs. Hope this helps. Ps love the content. Tony

[@huddleberryfin]

+1 for proper Porsche usage

[@dirtbiker1432]

Love how relatable this build is! Even though i love seeing the high end and crazy fab on the other builds this one hits much closer to home with the "ghetto" paint jobs and reminds me of what i do to my truck

[@geoff3656]

Hi Jeff , The rear wheels come off without undoing the wheel nuts if you remove the hub 14 mm nuts and pull the half shafts out with the drums still attached to the wheels.. This is very handy when you want to do the brakes without having to go through the rig-moral of removing the wheels .. a lot quicker. Good luck 👍 Cheers Geoff ( coaster owner)

[@Meyersmanx1]

Looking great 👍. Btw Sarah n turned is a legend 👏

[@ceesklumper]

Nice bronze color! Will consider for my son's and my '67 Mustang build. Have you considered using those one-use spray paint cups? I love the no-cleaning of those.

[@HomeBuiltByJeff]

They seem to be a thing in the US, but I haven't really come across them here in Aus?

[@ste1872]

Nice colour looks great as well

[@Sharkerp38]

Love the bronze. It makes it look very Steampunk!

[@tramcuuhocapy]

Wow, just wow! This video was a rollercoaster of emotions. From rusty wreck to a gleaming beauty, you’ve done an extraordinary job!

[@billmcintosh1242]

Great work, surprizing what a clean up and lick of paint makes the difference! Looking forward to future progress on this and your other projects! Bill Mc

[@jeremypowell107]

Wow the painted chassis looks amazing with that black enamel!! Hanging out for the next episode!!!

[@rockcrawler31]

These are a Budd style wheel and lug. We have the same on our old International trucks. The rim is most likely hub centric so they're a snug fit even when they're not encrusted in rust and galling. You don't need to remove the studs to get the inners off, the wheel is just frozen on to the hub. Heat and a BFH or crowbar matey.

[@johnnysmith863]

Bronze touches will be great. I've been saying for years I love the colour of your weld-through primer!

[@andrewbrown9460]

Great job Jeff

[@peterferryman4905]

That's a nice progress, and so much nicer to work on it👍😊

[@danielhughes9556]

1 step closer for sure. Im not a fan of the engine color, but its not my choice, right! Love seeing this build come together. Do a datsun 1600 next!

[@MicahBell_1860]

I like the bronze engine & gearbox

[@ronintres6757]

wow! that chassis looks nice and a great color choice for the engine 👍🏻🙂

[@andriesburger4923]

Yes the studs are nuts

[@johngibson3837]

Good work jeff will be so much nicer to play with now, couldn't believe how much wire came off

[@MattyP4x4]

Lightly hammering the edge of flanges is the way to cut out perfect gaskets aswell without needing to trace anything

[@andrestroncoso9672]

Really funny bloopers. 😂

[@daveg507]

yes Geff those studs act as the wheel nut for the inners ,great project thanks mate

[@androskalivari2996]

Great job!!!

[@tonyknight1272]

Love ur work ethics Jeff. Always look forward to your videos. Fankenhauler is going to be one epic build. Best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧

[@matsleight]

Love the tow car 😂

[@HomeBuiltByJeff]

Generally it would be the other way around ;)

[@leebuckles2364]

Really enjoying this build Jeff and who says Boxsters are not practial cars but never seen one used as a tow truck befor

[@smasher1956]

in Canada we call those Bud style wheels and yes you need to remove the inner wheel nuts to remove the inner wheels. You need the socket to make sure you haven't loosened the inner nuts when you removed the outer nuts you don't want a loose wheel

[@lotuselanplus2s]

Hi, those studs on the inner wheel are actually tube nuts and yes, you will need to remove them, i think if memory serves they might be 1 inch square. I used to work on 40 foot container trailers and this is exactly how they were setup.

[@rjung_ch]

Hi Jeff, like your multi-purpose Roxter, nice cleanup, so much dirt! Have a great week coming. Cheers 👍💪✌

[@willemjordaan4108]

Happy it's going well, Jeff and Mrs.!! Greetings from South Africa.. 😂❤❤❤

[@ahmed91750]

Love the engine color

[@Jools-j2l]

Nice chassis finish with that gloss black.

[@mfl950]

Really like the engine colour choice 👌

[@knowhere4361]

man i’m so excited for this truck! gonna be sick, jeff

[@Darren_Martin]

Nice work, Jeff. Loving the progress with the coaster truck

[@gofiveone0]

The wheel brace will have the square inside of the hex for outer nuts. You need to remove the inner stud/nuts to remove the inner wheel and the actual studs are under that.

[@wedgeworx4096]

Hi Jeff, another great episode. Love the engine color. Nothing better than a bit of color.

[@MassimoCapietti]

Hi Jeff, (as an Italian) now that she only tells Ford-related stories I kind of miss her trying to pronounce Italian names like she did with the Alferrari... 😂

[@sylvainflecheux1814]

Bravo Jeff

[@DropAGearDisappear]

Must be so much nicer to work on now, it looks a lot better, funny how that goes

[@iankelleher5072]

Great colour, great to see progress on the build and start building it back up.

[@afoolintheshed9929]

Hey mate I’m liking the build and your videos. I also like and use the Concept Paint 402 and think it’s great. Keep up the good work and can’t wait to see the finished product.

[@martinm4961]

No way this is part 15 already!! I guess this will be a 100+ part build!! 😃

[@daveprice9090]

I can honestly say I am looking in better shape. Been out of hospital 2 weeks and going forward. Much like the frankenhauler! Keep it up, I enjoy and look forward to your drops. Cheers

[@paulsabucchi]

Ossequi alla Signora Jeff ed all'Algoritmo Misterioso, ciao dall'Italia! 🇮🇹

[@laurentiuprisacariu9905]

indeed the paint gives this project a different look

[@ianm2719]

Yes, wheel stud in two on rear, square fitting will be in Bus tool kit. Inner stud under that

[@xr4icossie]

We need to see some of your bloopers at the end instead of picking on Mrs Jeff all the time. Love the content you provide.

[@chrisoo8998]

Wow what a difference 👏

[@sarahlivingstone8367]

You can also use a fine file over the edge of masking tape

[@MrBeeMeR320D]

That engine looks like and old boat engine now. Love it 👌

[@wmcwings4343]

Looks better!

[@garrykeleher4901]

Jeff, that is another set of nuts holding the inner wheels on, you need a square spanner to undo them.

[@karenmurray3098]

you have to remove the inner wheel studs to get the wheel off jeff

[@TyroneNorman-j2i]

Another great video ...until next time keep the shiny side up >>

[@billweston6579]

Studs have to come out to take the inner wheel out. It’s so you can still drive it if the outer wheel is removed. 😊

[@cestusfr]

Have a fantastic week guys!

[@obsessive_doka_disorder]

Good type of madness 🙃🙃🙃

[@jesscneal]

Jeff those are absolutely lug studs on the inner wheel. Question for you: Why not just lengthen the chassis rails to the wheelbase you need vs chopping all the spring mounts off and rewelding them? Seems like a frame stretch would be pretty straight forward.

[@bigmac60]

Nice work Jeff

[@georgedamouras3454]

Hi mate with your back wheels on your truck you definitely have to take those studs off the inside wheel and I think the outer studs are opposite thread

[@cannednolan8194]

For the stuck rim. Heat and a dead blow sledge hammer.

[@simonbright1374]

Have a good week!

[@glennmartin2403]

The OCD in me is happy!

[@bartekjarczyk]

Each Sunday, morning coffee with Jeff ;)

[@playwme3]

There’s another stud inside those wheel nuts. The factory tool that comes in the bus/truck has the square drive in the opposite end of the tool. Maybe try a truck wrecker to get one. Should be same as Dyna’s, Hino’s and probably Isuzu/Mitsubishi’s as well.

[@eugeneluckenbach1875]

Those are the inner lug nuts Jeff. They must come off

[@peterbonnez]

The chassis is in remarkable condition. I've forgotten the year of it? The bronze looks good.

[@Low760]

Truck mechanic here. Easier to just pull the wheels off with the hub as the drums are attached to hub and you need to remove the hub to see the brakes. The (probably )19mm wheel nuts on the inner wheels are definitely wheel nuts holding the wheel on. Very important to make sure inners are tight.

[@rjung_ch]

23:03 Jeff, you know what is needed, happy wife, happy life!

[@jimclarke1108]

Lookin great Jeff😁

[@scanspeak00]

With the bronze engine you got me wondering about the colour choice for the exterior. I'm tipping it will be green. 😀

[@ArkaynAdrian]

I look forward to the Alfarrari being driven to the show and shine at WTAC 2024 *wink that can be heard.

[@fredericrike5974]

Cleaning and painting the Coaster chassis went a long way towards what will be! What kind of spider was that you took off? It looked to have several dozen legs! Have you had any luck locating a factory manual for it? I've only seen one in my life and that was a hotel bus in South America- but I'm thinking there should be versions in English. It's got a lot of JDM mandatory equipment on it, so I look forward to you "exploring in the bushes" to find out how to eliminate it all and still start the beast! On using a "race car to pull a truck'; a race cars objective is to get to the finish, sooner than later- your "finish" is the registration and licensing of this Ford to be! Besides, Roxster will need a ride some day, so paying ahead is cool! Mrs. J; every year I wait to see what has been done with Australian wool; the orange sweater wouldn't have been my choice, till you showed it off- it's definitely a color that likes you ! Up the woolies! On Alfarrarri; I have some many things crossed I fell sown the other day and couldn't get up- please MOT let this man go!

[@69MazdaR100]

You need to take studs off with a square drive socket

[@bobbyjones2363]

Yes,those square ones have to come off

[@bloodreighn]

it requires the right tool, look for some bud nut sockets, but i cant remember what size bud nut socket you need, those studs do need to be removed for the inner wheel

[@FstopPicturesByAlunDavies]

Are you looking for at making the engine period correct to the truck? Are you hotrodding the motor . Awesome project

[@NigelReeves-jr6vh]

You have to remove the studs to get the wheel off

[@markmcconnell6270]

Studs need to come out mate

[@cassowaryind]

You will need the wheel nut bar in any case it has the hex one end and the square drive the other end $46.35 at Maxiparts

[@BuildandBoogie]

Legend

[@ptstouring49]

You need a Budd socket for those studs. Commonly available, not sure what size a Toyota coaster uses.

[@leoncarlier]

Jeff, I think the next project needs to be a rotary!!!!!

[@HomeBuiltByJeff]

I am a masochist, but that is going too far.

[@andydelapoer]

Go on Jeff

[@dean5525]

Great