Junkyard hunt... look what we found for the 1933 Plymouth 😅👏

[@BadChad]

Bonus episode: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4i3n3WBqciqjtE

[@RickyPinkston]

Great call on that Rear-end Nate BadChad you,ve got to furnish your self and Hiltz Shop with those battery operated tools it's 2024 now would make it SO MUCH EASIER on you and everyone who works in your shop work smarter not harder

[@bradleymckay365]

Chad you are absolutely correct, I'm 52 now but from 16 to 24 I worked in a junkyard and I couldn't have paid for a better education. You learn about every aspect of cars trucks campers cycles etc. I have been able to fix things that even dealerships won't do or can't do, that's exactly why Nathan has knowledge in so many different things. That rear-end is going to make a huge difference for Jolene whopping ass on the dragstrip.

[@jondelaney2977]

Whatever it costs you need to keep Nate and dough you'd be a fool to let them go they know what you don't and make team hiltz a complete team.your only as good as the people you hire make you.everythings running so something now your one big family now

[@ConfusedHot-AirBalloons-xu7ns]

Amen to that and he doesn't need any more sorry rooster if he can come back but other than the he is good

[@cinemafx1]

Maybe Nate has a welding ticket. That would be good because nobody is going to insure these cars without certification.

[@markreynolds1663]

Chad, you need a bolt company to sponsor you and bring you in a bolt bin. Or find them used on the ol interweb like I did and fill them up from your local (rural king here in the states). You won’t regret the investment

[@GOPETSCOOTER]

Junk yards are the best fun you can have.

[@ernestlewis1718]

amen love em

[@MacsSpecialitiesMotorsports]

Right on!!

[@jamesmcilvain7626]

Tap the housing, drill large holes in frame, weld bushing through the frame.

[@pkrplys]

Chad Doug and Nate make a great team. I look forward everyday to watching a new episode Jolene. I feel like I’m part of the shop cause I tune in every day 😂

[@brentbrown8393]

Team Jolene, Chad, Doug, Nate, Jim and Rooster would be a funtastic team to watch every night. 😀

[@dwaynecole3941]

You need to quit fighting Nate, he knows what he’s doing.

[@PeterDowd-r9b]

Chad,, Jolene and Nate, what an entertaining video today from grapping up the 4:11 ratio rear end and powerlifting it onto the Ford dually pick up ..Then back to the shop to work on installing the steering box on the 1934 Plymouth. What was hilarious was when Chad came back with original steering box that he forgot that it came with the car. Which made Super Nate's installation much easier. Chad and Nate really enjoy working together. It's very obvious to us fans.

[@mikepeters4916]

I use to be able to jump up in the truck bed and then jump out, shouldn't have taken it for granted, now I use a step ladder...old age SUCKS !

[@ashleydubbeld9236]

Dude I remember those days being Abel to do it all and able Blink ten feet tall and bulletproof 40 yrs ago now just Wore and old man

[@mikepeters4916]

Yeah, I use to see older guys having trouble getting up there and I'd think, man, what's the problem, it's just a truck bed, now I know the problem !

[@ernestlewis1718]

a lot of people dont get to be old 82 here

[@donaldhuff7371]

Tell me about it

[@Gas_n_Gears]

What?!! A Bronco II was sweet?😅 Still desirable? Always great to start the day with a good laugh!🎉

[@edcianfarra7890]

Nate I heard you talk to yourself well I do the same and some of the best fixes come from those conversations. Keep up the great work.

[@bradleymckay365]

Chad and Jolene I started video recording my parts when I am working on a project. It's so easy to go back through all the parts you got with the project. My buddy was like wy are you writing this down, take out your freaking phone and record everything, makes sure you never waste a dime buying something you already have.

[@danielplummer6385]

Team Hiltz that rear end will make a big difference! Thank you Jolene!

[@ronc-p4n]

You can tell Nate has spent some time in the junkyard

[@ConfusedHot-AirBalloons-xu7ns]

❤❤❤love the way u guys work together always come up with a solution thank u queen for being on the cam u are the best without u recording wouldn't be love you all❤❤

[@keithkimsten5111]

Making hard work look easy! Never a dull moment with the Bad Chad Crew! 👍👍👍👍🍻🥂

[@steves2241]

The battery tools are great for doing things where there is no plugin for power.

[@pedrokd5439]

Good job, Chad and Nate 🎉🎉

[@johnprice58]

Taping around your bracket with a small ball peen hammer will cut the shape and the bolt holes in one go. It works great for making gaskets too. Gasket material can be purchased at any auto parts store and is WAY cheaper that trying to buy OEM gaskets.

[@SmokedMulletMaster]

Most 8.8" rear ends have axle tubes that are only plug-welded into the housing. You put a lot of torque there and the axle tubes can break loose and turn in the housing. However , good results can come if you use a nickel rod and weld the entire tube where they enter the housing.

[@johnmoulton-zh9rm]

Like a step back in time all that lovely space around you.

[@vwcoco]

Good work chad and Nate I see not an easy task with steering box thanks Jolene for filming 👍 hi to Fina

[@blackedouthonda2263]

Chad's style is work harder not smarter.

[@donlandenberg8126]

Thanks for sharing with us today.

[@jeffyates4813]

Chad FYI, those Broncos you are talking about are the first gen,1966-1977. The Bronco II was a small sized Bronco with similar dimensions of the first gen. It is based off the Ranger mini truck. The nice thing about the 1983 to 91 Bronco II it has a downsized TTB front end like the full sized but very underpowered. The vehicles themselves are very tough. I am currently gathering the parts to build a V8 1985 Bronco II. Using a Dana 35 TTB from a 94’ Ranger and a 8.8 rear end.along with a souped up 302, with 16” wheels and a 2” body lift.

[@robertlane3513]

Battery tools are great if you keep the batteries well charged. and they can be more convient than wired tools.

[@miltonmerrett8868]

You guys make happen one way or another I love it one best crews going thank you for all of the hard work

[@SteveYankovich]

Great to see things moving right along

[@JohnFunches-qu1zg]

That CHAD! REPLACE THE LARGER BOLTS FOR A SMALLER BOLT FOR THE STEERING GEARBOX - WOW!😮

[@ashleydubbeld9236]

They will figure it out this r&d (Research and Development) I like watching because are showing the Reality of the building hot rod I learn something new every day

[@ljcdude]

I worked in a junkyard years ago, me and my buddy would have that out in about 5min. With a torch.

[@jmclean2763]

That’s why you can’t find parts for old cars anymore, someone using a torch destroying half the car to get a part out.

[@badgascoupe]

@@jmclean2763 Im thinking $300 a ton for scrap a few yrs back ate up all that old metal.

[@ljcdude]

By the time we got them there wasn't much left. You can't save them all. We sold parts to build other cars and trucks.

[@ljcdude]

We knew what we were doing, we weren't cutting up the good stuff. We had barns full of cool old parts. By the way this was in the mid 70's ✌

[@Gscalenut]

The engineer said tap the hole and drill a hole in the frame to access the head of the bolt. The artist said just put a smaller bolt in, "it's only a steering box".

[@garyfoster4555]

If you spun the driveshaft that easy its not a posi rear end.. Or its worn out.. Keep the driveshaft and weld on your transmission yoke. Keep the sway bar too. Nate the trailing arm you made need neoprene bushings at the frame mounting point. They absorb drive train shock and you wont break your welds. Wouldn't your C notches be the perfect place to mount your coil suspension? Same way you do air bags.. You have done some good work on that frame to get you where you are.. Its going to be a really cool car!!

[@pedrokd5439]

Cut gasket holes using a ball pien hammer and a similar size hole on something. For a perfect diameter hole every time.🎉

[@StevenPalomares]

All the junkyards are gone over here in santa ana California there used to about 6 to ten what we call downtown now I had all the chevy impala back in the day whenever I needed a part I would get my vice grips Cresent wrench and my wd40 and get the part I needed when I got to the counter to pay it was uasally a dollar to 5 dollars for the part ah the good old days !

[@ashleydubbeld9236]

That was back in the good old day when cash was and the were usually straight up people and would work with you on price and help not any more it’s always let me look on computer 🙄 I sure miss the old days 😢

[@donaldhuff7371]

He will know about using his back instead of the forklift when he's my ag91

[@richardhill7741]

For future reference use a ball pin hammer. I've done it for making gaskets and it worked great.

[@FarmRoadBilt]

Got to love the milwaukee in the junkyards. Hey nate tell chad about the cordless grinders lol

[@charlielemmons5525]

Glad the steering will work out with minor modifications. Nice choice on the rear-end.

[@GTP427cobra]

Chad was right going through a junk yard fining something you need are can use on your ride

[@kellymorgan1447]

I can’t believe how rusty they get in a pretty short period of time? Good work gentlemen!!!!

[@peteralan547]

Weld the plate to the chassis as you planned except drill one hole from outside all the way through to the mount hole in just the one thats causing an issue.Otherwise lower the steering box if you can and weld a tab of the frame.

[@nwobob]

Once you get started on good cordless tools, it's hard to go back.

[@travlite8496]

I'm not sure there's been one car finished since the Discovery channel days! Could be my memory but seems everything gets pushed aside!

[@judydolbow1695]

pick the needle up off of that record will you please

[@terryscanlon56]

Build a slip on stinger for the forklift

[@rooster5726]

Hey BAD CHAD NATION.......🐓in the🏠 ... MAKE A COMMENT & HIT THAT 👍LIKE BUTTON Enjoy today's SHOW

[@richardjennex6583]

Good evening my friend

[@brianfostar8180]

Hey there Mr rooster✌️✌️✌️✌️

[@darryruiter2723]

Why not use your newly acquired forklift to move the rear end?

[@gpoohssmallenginerepair9116]

I was thinking the exact same thing...

[@bigwilliesgarage]

He's probably not done chopping the roof on it yet

[@sthildas4857]

Old school man power....

[@cinemafx1]

Gravel. Fork lifts hate gravel and uneven ground

[@janmorse8777]

Good one Nate 👍 Go for it Team Hiltz 👁 🐅 👌

[@margaretbelvin1371]

build out an affordance box slightly larger than the back of the steering box onto the inside lower member of the chassis. then you can reach ,up from below the offset steel box to put in the bolts and keep it mounted in the correct positon. small amount of extra weight but the top of the box would just look like a slanted feature ,

[@Frontireadventures]

Nates a thinker. Chad is a bull in a china shop. Sometimes, I feel Nate's holding back...what he might want to say.

[@scottnorman5057]

you should probably just watch the channel (or not) instead of feeling 😅😅😅

[@Frontireadventures]

@@scottnorman5057 go away

[@David-cs9qx]

@@scottnorman5057 you should mind your own business, because the comment was not bad, and this is a youtube channel, so people can comment.

[@tommywhite7183]

I wanted say that to but didn’t want offend nobody . Nate does hold back on ideas , you can tell it . Guess he don’t want make boss man upset with him . Anymore working for someone or somewhere it’s getting like military . If they got higher rank ( payroll person ) you just go with their flow . But seriously, I think same thing about Nate holding back on saying tips or advice . Again but trying offend no one or stir the pot

[@barrywgoodwin3923]

You know that there are 3 bolts of the same size for a reason. A smaller one in the mix is a weak spot considering all the strain on this, and it is your steering. In the end, you are the boss, but you should let Nathan do it the way he wants to with the large bold. He knows his stuff, and yes he will do what you want him to, but he won't feel good about it. I sure would not like it, anyway.

[@clivefisher2335]

This was a good watch thanks guys

[@philgogler9091]

Re tap the hole on your steering box and drill out the bracket for that one hole to suit a bolt 👍🇦🇺

[@robertsalanon2909]

Toujours au travail !! Hello Bad and Yolene ...

[@RustyCaveArt]

Nate is one strong dude.

[@Bobsteven881]

Only bad Chad got screwed up with 300.00 steering box

[@GregoryBamber]

Please Jolene buy Chad some pencils or pens to trace plate designs. LOL.

[@cudascott439]

You need an Allen head bolt for that gear box Bad Chad

[@daviddaniels-c7o]

Surely you should use that axle for the hot wheels project with that big block and blower motor if you strengthen the chassis 🤔 DAVE

[@BruceWoods-y9c]

I read folks slamming ya Chad hey there he says like this, steering Box, no rotor I done all that. Looks like some Leone needs to. Label. Things. And make. Things easier. I done that several times different motor pools in army.

[@badgascoupe]

Watchin Nate wrestle that rearend...boy's danced with some biggins!

[@MikeHerring-xc7qt]

Nate looks like a movie star with those bad chad sunglasses... 4 real

[@GregoryBamber]

Drill a hole just big enough in the outside of the chassis to access the bottom bolt holding the steering box.

[@joekever786]

Nothing like keeping it real even though the struggles nice 😊

[@rickerty444]

🎶Bits and Pieces , Bits and Pieces 🎶 You never Know What You Might Find 🎶

[@philgogler9091]

Re tap the hole on your steering box and drill out the bracket for that one hole to suit a bolt 👍🇦🇺, or maybe a socket head cap screw

[@RuoteRotonde-ie1ts]

You should really make a nice concrete or tar yard, so you can use the "new" forklift.. Great work guys 😎👍

[@David-cs9qx]

I would have welded a plate into that hole where the steering box is going. That would make the mount area much strong, since the whole mount could then be welded up.

[@marcusharader3648]

You should get the drive shaft to because of the flange on the rear end

[@tommywhite7183]

Right , I’d bought it to and transmission cross member .

[@1unaffiliated1]

Mark your standoff plate location, drill the holes on the inner side of the chassis...Weld nuts on the backside of the standoff, weld standoff to the chassis, done...

[@raypalise4512]

the fork lift is good for lifting axles chad

[@larrytaylor5236]

Great work Nate and Jolene.

[@AaronBrevik]

Always a productive day, great content.

[@glennkimsey3957]

Ain't that why ya bought the forklift chad

[@sthildas4857]

They are not at his yard...

[@DanSmith-cb5vj]

See how fast they move it without it?

[@scubafever282828]

I dont know where I "SEEN" it but I know I "SEEN" it somewhere ....😮

[@GuyBaker-tf1dl]

Thread the holes in the steering box and drill holes through the frame and just put longer bolts right through the frame

[@trevorrhoode600]

Hi guys , just use a capsrew on that steering box !

[@MrHowlor5]

In my day they would call Chad..."Micky Mouse"

[@cinemafx1]

True enough but he's doing way more work than Mickey ever did. Just sayin

[@Bobsteven881]

A million hot rods on the road with Vega box and you have to screw it up

[@FarmRoadBilt]

I would have kept the threads and use 3 sleaves inside the chassis. Then just install the 3 bolts from outside of the frame. The sleaves are used to prevent crushing the frame

[@richarddeemer562]

I agree. Much stronger that way. You are using both frame rails. He talked about not re engineering that bracket and he tries to redo the whole thing!

[@ate-updesigns9186]

Fun fun fun...getting it done....😊

[@BrianSteele-sz8hl]

I thought Nate said that was a posi rear end. The way they’re rolling it around. It definitely ain’t a posi. Might be a limited slip.

[@MacroThomas-kd3ch]

That's what he meant by posi = limited slip

[@timerickson8895]

Same thing.

[@ThomasSmith-hh8fp]

Not Even. ​@@timerickson8895

[@BrianSteele-sz8hl]

@@timerickson8895 A true posi and a limited slip are NOT the same thing

[@BrianSteele-sz8hl]

I worked a long time at the local drag strip and I saw a few “limited slips “ blow because they lock up after the fact. Not a true posi.

[@claudeperron8197]

Hey all! Why not the use of the Forklift?

[@sthildas4857]

Because that is at home in the yard....

[@DanSmith-cb5vj]

Old school!

[@dennishoward5756]

Chad use a socket for the hole socket and hammer😊

[@Hneely]

It’s not difficult picking the right blade for your saws all. You get and you keep the longest red Diablo blade they make 👍

[@brunobrabans352]

it fits the patina, lol that made me laugh

[@jimcoplan9502]

Search and you will find - good job.

[@JeffRipper-z2s]

Hey , did u need the driveshaft? , Need that end , so it would fit the rear end , just checking 👍👍

[@cinemafx1]

Those emergency cables would have been useful. Every car needs an emergency brake or it can't be licensed. I'm surprised Nate didn't say anything and it ain't posi.

[@cinemafx1]

Grab the shock mounts and the sway bar

[@bobclark5479]

You can mount the steering box under the frame.

[@canaweed420]

Why not cut the heads off of the bolts. Make them the length that you want. Weld them in the holes on The plate . Then you would be able to weld it flush to the frame.

[@lowbudgetbob1155]

That limited slip will need new clutches. It should have turned both wheels and not just one.

[@tommywilliams5135]

I would drill holes threw the frame to mount steering box

[@moyadapne968]

Yep. That bracket on one side and box on the other. 3 bolts, and done. Zero welding. It's not going to crush the chassis if he fish plates it as he said.

[@gilbertboulanger8536]

Hi all from Trois-Rivieres Quebec

[@markplant2184]

Awesome, Thanks

[@richardbrewer1384]

Raise box two bottom bolts threw frame weld tab on top side of frame

[@billczyril2376]

Can you use an Allan head bolt for that specific application

[@SmokedMulletMaster]

How are you sure the rear end had 31 spline axles and not 28? Did you read the rear-end ID tag?

[@Black2001pt]

If you have a ball peen hammer you already have the bracket just tap on the hammer where the holes are in the hammer will cut those holes nice and round and clean.