CRAZY REBUILD 2019 Volvo VNL SEMI Truck ROLLOVER Salvage Copart Project | Rear End Work | PART 8

[@TheRustyCracker]

How do you guys like the newer music from NCS? Or you like the older beats I was using? LET ME KNOW! DUECES!

[@melvinsmith9772]

Really nice piece of music I really really like it

[@ernieforbis2528]

Hi

[@rcsibiu]

Hey man :) where is part 9? Did you continue with this project?

[@vishnumnair4728]

Is that rebuild is done? Or waiting for the cabin

[@RODZILLA65]

Well, even before You said it, I thought Rusty is not afraid of hard work! Nice progress!

[@MrGeorgeDobson]

Enjoying the added comedy of you pointing out the English flaws. Safe travels

[@Trucker1957]

Rusty, when you are finished you will take great pride driving her, knowing that you rebuilt her piece by piece, not to mention the story you can tell other truckers at the truck stop.

[@gastonmoreno8366]

I lived 15 yrs in florida been thru hurricans and all. Loved the weather

[@geraldcoe1123]

I do like the longer videos! I'm also amazed at how much you know about rebuilding semi trucks! Looking forward to the next video.

[@TheRustyCracker]

Gerald Coe first semi rebuild. Don’t know much just going with the flow lol

[@eddiebauerdtion]

Man I literally binged watch this and I'm excited to see this completed. As a trucker from jax I know all ur pains from the dealers there to doing your own work. I have a 05 volvo vnl670 with a cummins isx in her. I bet when all this is done your going to come out with the cheapest 19 vnl in the country. Keep it up!

[@gr7160]

Awesome content sweet rebuild it's coming along little by little can't wait to see the next video. Thanks again & I've stayed untell the end .

[@highjix]

lol, I have an aunt who used to live in Florida, we visited her for a wheel for a family reunion, you could set your watch by the daily afternoon rain. We would be sitting in the house and we would hear the younger kids screaming and running into the house when the rain hit.

[@viking7509]

I wish i could be there to watch this thing getting build up. Im not good with my hands but i love watching the people who are. Keep up the good work. Safe trucking from the Netherlands!

[@rcsibiu]

I love the idea of longer videos. You really love working on your trucks :) i can't even change an exhaust on my car and you change 99% of a damaged truck damn :)

[@brianmeattey4151]

Thx for yet another great vid bud and thx for the words of wisdom at the very end of the vid ..I have dreams but my time is past most of what I'd like to accomplish I'm 50 now but ya never know ..godbless bud. And happy fathers day to your dad and whomever else there deserves it ..peace

[@TheRustyCracker]

Thank you sir

[@hitecpete]

Hi Rusty the music is great and I always look forward to seeing your next video thanks.

[@DJRandolf12]

Keep up the good work.loving your rebuild videos other rebuild videos bore me.getting there keep it up be finished in no time.take care

[@1chish]

As a long time HGV mechanic I have just two observations I hope will help while I have been enjoying following your journey. You are doing it all the right way, well done you and always follow your Dad's advice. So first off NEVER wear flip flops when working on heavy machinery. No matter how hot it is wear protective boots. Seriously a smashed foot can be very serious sh*t! And those 'weird' bolts holding the shock absorber bracket to the chassis? They are called 'Huckbolts' and while there are variations for different applications they are basically a threaded fixing that is permanently clamped and are far tighter than plain bolts and nuts. Used especially where flexing and vibration are an issue. Here in the UK Bombardier assemble all their train car sides and roofs with a Huckbolt system. Truck chassis used have the cross webs cold riveted and then plain bolts used for attaching brackets etc but if you check out the rest of the 'bolts' on your chassis they are 'Huckbolts'. The special tool to fix and release them isn't expensive and this film may be of interest? www.afshuck.net/en/Products/Fasteners/LockBolts/BobTail.html

[@clifficus]

1chish Huckbolts, are actually NOT threaded, if you look closely you’ll see the they’re all separate little rings, meaning it’s impossible to place the nut on AND then screw it up, rings are there so that the nut slides on, the riveter grips the exposed rings and pulls whilst pushing the nut tight against the metal, then squeezing the nut tight to bite into the rings, a very high tech form of rivet, Ex Bombardier, Belfast NI 😃👍

[@1chish]

@@clifficus Fair comment Sir. They are indeed not 'threaded' in the accepted sense that they do not rely on thread profile to achieve locking grip and my use of the term was not strictly correct. I was just trying to explain the different fittings used on truck chassis (bolts & nuts, cold rivets and Huckbolts but within 'Huckbolt' suppliers there different designs. I guess one might actually call them 'rivets'? Have to say when I was doing a project for Bombardier in Derby the assembly line used the term 'threaded'. @ 00:14 here is one being 'threaded' up to the shoulder before final fitting: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIrClXdmgriLqcU

[@clifficus]

1chish I was maybe too quick to snap back, my only intention was to try and educate those who would assume that Huckbolts were actually nuts and bolts, whereby the more learned amongst us know better, Also, anyone who loves or rides a 675, is a man after my own heart, Ex Busa, stay safe, 😃👍

[@1chish]

@@clifficus Hah no worries mate. Every day is a school day as my old Dad used to say and I am always open to correction. Been a Triumph / BSA man all my life but did own a ZZR1100 once and put 30,000 miles on it. Impressive machine but I love my Brit bikes... And you keep well and stay safe.

[@clifficus]

1chish Best one I ever had was a ZX12R the B model, in Black & Gold, a beast, done my ROSPA gold with that, had to settle down now with a BMW 1200 RT, stay safe 😃👍

[@AP_101]

Definitely love longer videos!!

[@yazanbaddawi9683]

Nice. Work is progressing nicely one step at a time.

[@spacecowboyrides4762]

Nice work man . It's nice seeing progress can't wait to see the finish.

[@derekwilkinson7939]

Another job well done. Yeah I prefer the longer video. Won’t be that long now before your driving your own truck. Great video. Cheers from the UK👍

[@AP_101]

I stayed all the way to the end! And thanks for that little message!

[@jefffowlerr]

Florida weather got to love it

[@الأميرالفقير-د3ب]

👍🏻👍🏻good job for today we waiting for the next video from Iraq 🇮🇶 peace ✌🏻.

[@lalomartinez9876]

Longer videos love ur videos keep up the good work

[@mattmoschkau2831]

The little cone shaped spacers are actually the lock nuts, they suck to take out but go in easy. They make a special tool for removing them but it’s not needed to install. Anyway when you torque the axle nuts it compresses the cone around the stud and axle, this prevents the axle from pushing out while driving. Good work, just got my daycab delivered and it’s going to be a big project. My running and driving truck actually has a bad engine and the brakes are all seized. Know anyone down their with a good Detroit DD13 at a reasonable price?

[@fcmacken]

Tapered lock washers and they will pop out easy if you use a flat bar on the edge of the shaft flange and a good hammer.

[@Docmiller4425]

It is looking good. Glad to see that you are making progress. Keep the videos coming on your updates.

[@harrisonhunter7512]

Great work man and great content on this big rigg stay safe looking forward to the next round.

[@tonyivanov1487]

Good job bro, keep at it, God bless those hands

[@elwessfrank]

Rusty, I've done a lot of trailer work and on sheet metal we drilled an 3/16" hole at the end of a crack to keep it from further cracking. It works. I know the hood is fiberglass but I believe that it should help also, before you patch it up. Be safe my friend!

[@ernestolopez6127]

you are doing a good job in repairing your volvo, I was waiting for this part.

[@harryireland1935]

Thanks for the long vid, dude. Keep on doing that!

[@tkachenko4123]

Good job man your doing it one day at a time. Gives me motivation to maybe start a project like this.

[@TheRustyCracker]

tkachenko4123 it’s harder then it looks on video lol

[@tkachenko4123]

@@TheRustyCracker oh i know i fix my own and drive at the same time it's the hardest.

[@fcmacken]

Rusty, just a little advice...and I am sure you have already thought of this. After you put around a 1,000 miles on the Volvo go back and tighten every bolt you took off....especially the suspension. Just saying! Keeping the rubber on the pavement...know what I mean? And your Dad is right about replacing the U bolts on the driver side axle.

[@goutvols103]

fcmacken great advice. At least close to the OEM torque settings.

[@wiedapp]

With that much work you put into that thing...I would not be able to sell it. I would keep it to show proudly to others, what I archieved with rebuilding that truck, if I were in your place. The other thing is: After this project, you pretty much know every bolt and nut by name, you know what you have and it can have the potential to be the most reliable truck you ever owned in your life.

[@ALL-bj7mj]

holy crap!!!! dude, this is awesome! I almost won a astro van from copart, thought that was a challenge....im subscribing....this I gotta see!

[@danielwebb9306]

Great work looking forward to the next video

[@MrStuarty1976]

Taking shape mate... brilliant video

[@nissanbrown6144]

I was working on my truck in dat hot sun had to change my clutch fan and hub bearing. And had a,bad rear brake chamber had to change dat to glad i had the parts in my truck.

[@gabrielhernan1873]

Saludos desde Argentina!!! 💪💪

[@joeroster7803]

“I looked at these ubolts” 😂😂💀💀 can’t stop replaying 21:40

[@wahoofan222]

love this video, music is awesome, i admire the work you are doing on these salvage jobs. really impressive. Entrepreneur spirit is very honorable, keep up the good work!

[@TheRustyCracker]

I appreciate that!

[@sohelshaikh2969]

For me it's a new concept bring to life rebuilding a truck lots of time goes by.

[@tpcdude]

If cant find a cab maybe a scraped camper .. ha .. great work love your get'er done attitude

[@davebrittain9216]

Just to help you here, don't tighten things as tight as you can. You really need to tighten them to spec the first time. If you over tighten something you will weaken it and it could fail. If you do not have a torque wrench you better get one asap. They are not too much money.

[@GhettoWagon]

What size are those lugs? 33mm? What size square socket for the inside? always wanted tools for big truck wheels. Its hot as balls. If its hot in jacksonville you don't want to know how hot it is 5-6 hours south of there like where I live. If you want to get all the rust off the axles wipe off the oil and use phosphoric acid on it, Kleenstrip sells it at home depot green stuff prep and etch

[@steveminch8223]

Thank you for the video can't wait till the next:-)

[@rickzar4688]

Great videos can’t wait for the next one.

[@Mixz1890]

wait...So those little pins hold the axles in place so they dont shift fordward/rearward? I cant imagine that the whole weight of truck and trailer goes through them while the truck is accelerating/braking

[@TheRustyCracker]

Mixzzz and by the u bolts but yea

[@nissanbrown6144]

I was just in Jacksonville on Thursday had a,deli Very and then cape coral on Friday. I would like to get some parts from your guy

[@GeneralSulla]

We got some Great Value pickles..., these still look good. Spoken like a true trucker. Lol!

[@Lia-rf7fv]

Wow this is some crazy work...

[@thepetrolhead55]

Stayed till the end 💜 Keep on the good work 💜

[@togetic2002]

Don't forget to put fluids in the resr axle!

[@tw1972]

With all the hard work you have done I would keep it and do your own work. It's what i would do.

[@nathanbyrd222]

Dang right man keep up the good work I've painted those trucks an fixed wrecked ones I know what it takes

[@hamsflightskitbox3710]

Great job R.

[@hamotg7141]

Thats flipflops give 69% damage reduction, 80% immune, 50% stun stiffness knockdown reduction

[@creativesportscars3374]

Heh Rusty..Mike from the UK. Amazing work mate..were the axle shafts marked left and right ? You might know this but they take on 'set' during use. If you reverse this by swapping sides they might shear. If they weren't marked then you have no choice. I guess the truck has few miles so hopefully no problem. Keep up the good work !

[@TheRustyCracker]

CreativeSportsCars not marked they all same

[@mattmccoy2410]

Hope you find a Cab Man. Hell of a Job too

[@chestercribb9075]

Happy belated father's day hope you had a good one

[@ancormane524]

Did you put no silicone or gaskit on the axle shaft 20:48

[@TheRustyCracker]

because there is a inner rubber seal already....its not a cascadia

[@ancormane524]

TheRustyCracker ohh the ring we desis we just put on silicone just for extra measures great videos sir 💪

[@OgMooMan]

Love the work! Keep it up!

[@chazkay4999]

Great vlog bro👍👍 next one pls 👌🔥👌

[@mr.niceguy3572]

Keep up the great work!!!

[@anytractorman]

Looking good. Keep up the good work!

[@jjaagg5050]

Flip flops?!? Man, don't drop anything on your foot!

[@nicocool7992]

yes, safty first

[@GhettoWagon]

Gonna get bit by a snake. Need boots in FL

[@gus6rocks]

They're not flip flops, they are safety flops.

[@eliasbubbe]

@@gus6rocks ye right! 😒

[@markm0000]

gus6rocks you’ll be walking on your head if an axle drops on your safety flops.

[@brianmac3194]

Awesome video great work on your truck

[@mrtatoo1976]

te felicito!! epero con ansias la culminacion de este enorme y ambicioso proyecto!! de un ex camionero a otro!!

[@balanthsbarkas118]

Nice interested video I like the work you doing keep going

[@jimmydeen58]

Excellent Video.. Great Job..

[@WilliamHaas18]

Are you making it manual or automatic like it is

[@TheRustyCracker]

William Haas auto like it is

[@WilliamHaas18]

@@TheRustyCracker when it all set and done it will look like it came off the show room floor

[@Superduty_59]

Nice work! you're not taking any chances!

[@LaitinenVeeti]

You need to do axle alignment (both axles and front wheels) because axles are shifted or volvo's tyres worn very quickly and wrongly and truck won't steer right ;)

[@TheRustyCracker]

of course

[@watahyahknow]

retork everything after youre first trip in the truck , use a silver sharpy and mark every bolt after you torked it down that way you can see if you forgotten any

[@joshgnzlez5431]

Nice job Rusty! Ps: not leaf spring, those are control arms lol

[@ArmandoRodriguez-qy2hu]

If you can't find a cab I would take and get a complete shell so all you have to do is transfer everything from the other cab and the drivers seat should be common on your truck so try 1 to 4 uears older for the seat.

[@markm0000]

The problem is there’s so much crap on the old cab that was destroyed in the accident I don’t think the interior is salvageable.

[@ArmandoRodriguez-qy2hu]

Rusty you should be able to take the dashboard out amd transfer that as it does have the trucks vin on it other wise you would have to have the Florida State Police Truck team inspect your work and reissue a new vin and that changesnthe year of the truck to 2019 so getting the dashboard out and set aside is key to this awesome rebuild as for the interior you can get that from the Volvo salvage guys in JACKSONVILLE

[@RR-nz2ve]

Good work bro 👍

[@georgigeorgiev3709]

How mach inspection for trucks in your state? And rebuild title?

[@TheRustyCracker]

not much like 120.00

[@georgigeorgiev3709]

@@TheRustyCracker title or inspection?

[@TheRustyCracker]

Georgi Georgiev inspection and rebuilt title

[@planesmoreplanes5285]

Good job rusty

[@glennhunter7018]

Good video The truck is looking good

[@billbo1852]

Hi rusty I thought at the start of your vids you were a smart arse rich kid , but how wrong can I be you work hard very hard , great vids, rain ☔️ rain ☔️ 🌧

[@TheRustyCracker]

billbo1852 why would you think I’m a smart rich kid? I saved up enough to buy a totaled semi and now I’m a dirty truck driver lol

[@dcw1540]

Did they need oil? Thanks

[@Felix24148]

I figured you were gonna resell the Prius

[@markm0000]

Whose gonna buy a Prius man those cars are a disgrace to the entire auto industry.

[@Felix24148]

@@markm0000 Oh trust me, there are plenty of eco nuts who'd want a refurbished one for the right price. Which is why I always think it funny to see this kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4Kvk5ShjKqGodk

[@yunyan9701]

😄like that one for our shop should be like 1 week done

[@yunyan9701]

You can checking my cab install

[@alexandrnavumenka6049]

molodec,vse pravilno delaesh!

[@raymondherringbotn172]

Nice job. Keep up the spirit. 👍🏻

[@technicalebi5244]

Hop you doing well in next episode👌👌

[@Mr-ut7nj]

Awesome as always!

[@konsejitos]

I was expecting a much larger tent.

[@TheRustyCracker]

James Sunix I’m too broke for bigger.

[@edwardmyers1746]

Dayumnnn that's alot of axles

[@sunman12345678]

Fine job brother..

[@viewerman99]

You going to drive that truck or sell it? Love this project

[@lonniedavis4462]

Hey Rusty Happy Father’s Day and I’m loving the progress on the rig. My question is why do they take out the axels and what’s the purpose?

[@TheRustyCracker]

Lonnie Davis when they towed it they had to take them out so trans does not get damaged

[@delboytrotter8806]

Nice, engine next ! Get a few cold ones ! Cheers............

[@JeremyGibson87]

Be careful out there i know this heat is very harsh stay hydrated

[@dustinlowdermilk3460]

Really enjoying watching this rebuild. You have your work cut out for you for sure. Did you seal the axles with RTV or a gasket? Didnt notice them in the vid. They’ll throw grease if they’re not sealed up. Looking forward to the next vid!

[@TheRustyCracker]

Dustin Lowdermilk yea they had small rubber gaskets in there already

[@TheSwampdoggydog]

Don’t forget to check the differential oil level on both axles

[@dumario-dk9bu]

amazing job man

[@josephadedayo4325]

Mr were is your part 9

[@смиренный-х2б]

Everyone hating on the flip flops when I've worked on trucks barefoot. Its just a southern thang I guess.

[@littlewingpsc27]

What if the pin on the Driver's side leaf spring broke at the base of the plate below the lower spring. You might think it is still attached. Not sure if your check was 100% correct.