Every Humvee has a MAJOR Problem. So We Fixed it...

[@GrindHardPlumbingCo]

Enter the Tacoma Giveaway Camper here! www.grindhardplumbingco.com

[@jaredreynolds813]

Not sure where you guys are at, but I think your terms classify as a lottery since purchase is required. I highly recommend you clear this with your lawyer to make sure you are in the good lest you get into some legal trouble.

[@rjc862003]

typo Tacoma Camper Giveaway is what I think you meant

[@jaredreynolds813]

@@rjc862003 lol I mean call it whatever you want. I’m not a lawyer, but like the channel and didn’t wanna see them caught off guard like other KZbinrs I’ve seen do the same thing.

[@SomebodysNephew]

Weewooweewoo the raffle police are here already 😂

[@beurownboss1554]

can yall please sell the plans for the cnc cut shock towers? That and the model number for the coil overs. Id love to do the same setup on mine.

[@EdwinOlding]

So happy to see how much you guys love this series! That means we get to keep making it better and better!

[@ILikeToDoStuff-mz2zr]

I love every grind hard series

[@davidanalyst671]

This is verging on the more practical side of Grindhard as there are tons of Humvees that people want to go 70 on a highway in. So the LS swap, and better gear is going to be watched by a lot of people who would do this.... I don't know any myself, but the guide to doing this is out there.

[@Kingnorse666]

You didn't solve the biggest problem with the humve... See that linkage is a problem but the biggest problem with the humve is that it's a humve

[@KSwapTheWorld69]

The More Humvee The Better... Those are one of your most watched videos.

[@SomebodysNephew]

BIG pimp in Edwin your narration was grade A

[@Cobrazix]

Please remember standard PPE when powder coating 16:15. Since the coating is a fine powder, it's easy to breathe in the particles. Other accidents are bonus content for us to enjoy, but please care for your lungs. We want to watch the channel for a long time!

[@FastLaneLyfe]

They obey Pizza 🍕 Pie Everyday standards.

[@Cobrazix]

@FastLaneLyfe Best standards to obey imo.

[@helvettefaensatan]

I'm so worried about Ethan's ears.

[@JambonJovii]

Reasons to love Grind Hard Plumbing 1. Ethan is a genius 2. Impressive workshop 3. The builds 4. DOGGOS!! 5. The video quality, editing and scenery.

[@GT_1506]

and everyone one else that helps helps makes things doesn't exist lol

[@danjones1365]

@@GT_1506what!?

[@djSpinege]

TBH i loved GHP before all that stuff. but it's a bonus.

[@jessebedard2070]

Normally the camera work and editing is amazing top notch quality but I find it's been not as great this video especially seems different 🙃 but agreed

[@yorifant]

@@jessebedard2070 yeah i have noticed that the music is different than usual :p it's not bad, but i've seen better video's

[@chrismantz9999]

Hmmv/7ton mechanic - The canopy is not intended to protect from roll over, she’ll flatten out if it ends up on the roof. I’d suggest at least adding an Hbar roll bar just inside it decides to play turtle.

[@gatling216]

If there's one thing I've learned from years of working on Humvees, it's that everything is designed the way it is for a particular reason, and that reason is usually dumb.

[@jackmagnium6115]

and what reason was it?

[@victorpapaavp]

It's called "the lowest bidder"

[@MrRyruss]

@@victorpapaavp "Military Quality"

[@victorpapaavp]

@@MrRyruss I learned to fear the term "mil-spec" real fast as a Supply NCO...

[@kennethryan8112]

Cause the realized they can save money on different color wires by making everything the same wire​@@jackmagnium6115

[@GregoryJohnston77]

I speak for EVERYONE when i say we are loving these longer videos man. I could watch ypu guys for hours and hours.

[@HoodlumMedia]

Agreed - I'm in the middle of a build and I always leave this channel running with my headphones on

[@jerrywilcox9890]

Not me your not speak for yourself.

[@Kowalski-443]

Definetly!

[@Neighborhood_hooligan]

Speak for yourself I don’t have time to watch an hour long episode.

[@jerrywilcox9890]

@GregoryJohnston77 so only speak for yourself not everyone else not everyone likes what you like.

[@glennlm19]

Not only do you need rear suspension, but that belt whine is driving me crazy lol.

[@jamescameron2521]

Pretty sure that’s the viscous coupler in the np242amg. But you’re right about those 1.25 ton rear springs not doing any favors. My guts are having flashbacks watching them bounce around like that.

[@psacz7811]

Agreed!!

[@troyroquette261]

Rite I had to pause just to make sure it wasn't my blower on fireplace 😂.

[@HoodlumMedia]

One thing at a time. They've already talked about suspension, I'm sure they'll sort out the rear before it's done. I'm looking forward to seeing what else they'll do with this!

[@jagharingenyoutube]

Probably going to replace the belt with a longer one that makes it whine in better ways

[@hihVLTG]

Guys, that long-exposure shot at 23:30 is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen! I went back and watched it too many times… Love how its just casually thrown in there. Grind Hard easily has the highest production value of any channel that I watch. Kudos

[@user-McGiver]

underrated comment!...

[@Onedadbuilds]

Ethan Military remember Fizziks is the guy over in B company. These were used by grunts and produced cheaply as possible then marked up for the military. That steering part was probably designed to be a fail point to save a more complicated assembly. Part break, grunt fix , fix simple, grunt can do. M rambling, just keep an eye on the parts further down the line.

[@rogerdodger9712]

Honest thought here, y’all are my favorite channel on Youtubby. Upgrading the shop as needed, still sticking true to the try, fail, improve mentality, all while being innovative and humble. Can’t beat it. Good work y’all!!

[@TheMrkiddi]

I love seeing my American brothers discover Wago connectors 😁

[@steventobin8057]

Makes me cringe when there used in a car lol 😂 and not proper connections tho lol

[@mankihonda983]

Wago's are for stationary installations, so he was correct when saying it was for prototyping. I would not trust them to hold in vehicle use, there's stuff specifically designed for that for a reason. Great stuff for houses and industry etc.

[@ZiCookTionXD]

love this XD

[@LesFishingMoreCatching]

I use Wagos at home. I was surprised to see them in my Redarc BCDC wiring kit. They came with waterproof boot too, but I opted to solder and shrink wrap the wires in my setup.

[@miguelpinto2849]

I usar wago in my car, i always carry some in my pocket at work, then in forget abt them, they end up on my house

[@raywilcox1]

All of the wires on the humvee and most army equipment aren't color coded but numbered. To trace the wire problems, look for the silver tag that is near the connector, and follow the numbers. You can get the manuals, and it's a hell of a lot easier to troubleshoot military than civilian.

[@trailblazer632]

No no its not 😂 i work on semis. And everything is yellow. Like sad spaghetti. Its also numbered. After 20yrs those printed on numbers disappear. Having spent over a decade working on cars before semis cars with seperate color wires are SIGNIFICANTLY easier to work on wiring.

[@inkmore9395]

The music selection is flawless on these videos

[@spiralingout13]

Edwin is good like that. I dunno if he still is, but he was making beats and grooves when I first started watching them some years back. They each have a niche and the mesh really well together.

[@GrindHardPlumbingCo]

I still am! Thanks guys! -Edwin

[@Pilki-c6s]

Hey Edwin, love your work dude. Any chance you could give us the tune from 5 mins in please friendo :D

[@Whisp94]

@@Pilki-c6s kasseo - breathe underwater, might be that one

[@Buster24v]

How about the tune at 12:10? Absolutely amazing

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

i lost count how many times we had to go on patrol with no power steering. You literally get drenched in sweat trying to turn around. This explains a lot!

[@Archuhi3]

i wish i had your life. this seems so fun to do every day, waking up getting ready and messing around with your own engineering projects. testing them on your own property with the boys. what a dream. love your guys content, wholesome people, no cursing, drugs drinking or ego boasting. radest crew on youtube imo. big ups, keep doing what you guys are doing!, Happy holidays!

[@ev-olution8597]

Relocate to the country where property and living are cheaper and you can spend more time on your projects. And never ever fall into high debt trap.

[@Duane2004]

@Archuhi3 only crew that comes close to beating these guys is cleetus’s crew

[@NWSteelworker360]

​@@Duane2004 Cleetus is awesome. But I've never seen Cleetus build something from nothing. He always builds off frames

[@WatanabeNoTsuna.]

Yeah, I live vicariously through these guys! 😅

[@JordanWestover]

Never take what you have for granted , these guys don't stop working it's a constant... GRIND ! You may think it's the dream but you never know how hard it could be or how easy it can be to lose that lifestyle with how fragile the internet is and the way youtube screws people.

[@joran4612]

3:10 those connectors are called wago connectors. No those are not for prototyping. Yes they are used for wiring houses, low voltage, and basically everything. Yes it has a lower resistance than wire nuts. Yes its safer and easier than wire nuts in every way :)

[@NFBartos]

I was introduced to Wagos a few years ago here in NZ and they've become quite popular in the electrical industry. Agreed, better than a wire nut in every aspect, so much so that they are approved for use on 230V and 400V wiring. Wire nuts have never been allowed.

[@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney]

I don't trust them at all. I've seen them fail a hundred ways, mostly due to vibration. They certainly can't be trusted in sunlight. I like them for light fixtures, otherwise they're incendiary devices.

[@sammypants6879]

they can even do pretty well on moving things. a lot of high school robotics teams use them (including mine) and they hold up great to a big metal robot the size of a dishwasher crashing into other robots at 4m/s

[@bobibiboo]

​@@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney they are not for outdoor use nor high vibration installation. Exactly like the twist on wire nuts they are designed to replace. It's meant for indoor and static environment use.

[@duanestevens9789]

​@@bobibibooyou do realize electricity is alternating current in most places which in turn creates vibration thats why you hear buzzing on transmission lines!

[@kashtingould3467]

Seen the voting last night everyone wanted to see off-road builds more than street and the first video is the corvette hummer you guys actually take our opinion seriously I love that ! Keep up the good work guys

[@johnr397]

Watching your video now about the Humvee just want to say I'm a 61-year-old disabled veteran and I love watching all your programs cuz I can live vicariously through you keep it up guys you're awesome five star salute

[@ryurc3033]

Remember, this idler setup will work on most 3/4 ton 4x4 88-98 Chevy 4x4 too. I think you will sell plenty(mostly because anything factory replacement only lasts 1-2 years no matter what brand you buy)

[@trailblazer632]

It should work on any c/k truck 88-98 they all had that style idler arm

[@panickedmechanic7536]

I've been driving HMMWVs for 20 years. I have more experience with them than most. And you're right, they're really difficult to truly get stuck! Especially with a winch. I tied one to a tree, drove uphill and sunk it to the frame in sand. Once unhooked, it walked right out to the top of the hill.

[@tterryshenanigans1820]

31:36 😂😂😂 eventful childhoods can go in many directions and I'm glad you guys found each other 😅

[@DrJaneLuciferian]

I'm really digging all the humvee customization videos. It's great to see what can be done with one of those vehicles because I've always liked the look of them.

[@grilledcheesesquarebody]

i know this video is about the humvee, but the monster chopper just looks so fuggin cool at 13:19 incredible stuff lately yall are the premium fabrication channel on the tube

[@Niclaszobbe]

In Denmark, Wago connectors are commonly used for most in-wall electrical connections. These connectors are preferred because they make it easy to join cables securely, and if a connection fails, it can be quickly repaired by simply replacing the connector.

[@jiggilowjow]

man i talked crap on that chopper but i gotta say ethan that is your true signature piece... it is a direct rep of your skills and sums up who you are perfectly.... \

[@jasonbirch1182]

I'm shocked the front end doesn't do terrifying things with any droop. All the rake goes the wrong way. I have a mini bike with a larger rear tire and just a couple degrees makes it very unstable.

[@stum450n]

A bike that's slightly awkward, a little unhinged, absolutely brilliant and a delight to see come into its own - sounds exactly like its builder 😁👌

[@NexusNoxCS]

The really fun part about having Podrick around now is that he's someone who gets Ethan's genious and craziness on a technical level. Like Edwin and the guys always knew how much of a mad scientist / engineer Ethan is, but those reactions really used to happen closer to at least the functional prototype, where the big picture of the project becomes much clearer to see. Podrick on the other hand gets the idea right away, before or during the fabrication process. Which just lets the both of them speak the fabricator's language the whole way through the collaboration. and that's so fun to see!

[@jon112492]

Monsterchopper in the back of the Humvee is badass. Awesome workaround with the ramp 🎉

[@stevencraig6576]

Vibing to that song!!! I’ve been trying to breathe underwater. Killing it on the video editing!!!! You say Ethan has mad skills but the video editing is just as good!!!

[@ChuckyCoogan]

You guys re actually my favorite channel. I love to see the new upgrades on the vehicle

[@SentAndBent]

Thanks man!

[@stickygreendragon4961]

Watching and hearing that HMMV perform, tickles me in places you can't even walk! Great job!

[@MakingDirtFly]

I'm so excited for the long travel of this thing, I keep waiting for it lol.

[@LOADSX156]

I love the hour long videos because it makes it seem like it was worth waiting a week I believe others would agree with me!

[@poppy11th]

Wago clips are not just for prototyping they’re a permanent connection and very safe/strong. I find them better suited to residential wiring than automotive but they work just fine for both.

[@SloppyMechanics]

heads up, holley terminator ECU is not waterproof so might have to cover it or seal the case at least

[@content-7881]

Call it the corporal! Corporal is part corvette just like the humvee is and its military themed and then it can take orders from the colonel. Plus ill bet many corporals drove that thing around. The general is a runner up tho cuz its gm

[@hicksy6565]

46:00 that shot of einstein should be a framed picture

[@hairyneil]

An hour long Grindhard video? Is it xmas already?!

[@phonicbeast302]

Christmas

[@richardfrye4794]

Just wanted to take the time and let you guys know that I absolutely enjoy your videos. You are on a whole Nother level of fabrication and the quality of your craftsmanship is absolutely incredible. I have been following you for a handful of years and every day I open up my KZbin. I hope to see a little blue dot for a grind hard video. Keep up the good work.

[@Mechanic_Panther]

Oh yes finally a new video! Best time of the week every time!! Love the vid guys!

[@lepore5326]

I literally love watching you guys and the shenanigans you guys get into. Wonderful channel and the fact that you guys can do all this stuff is amazing! The humvee build alone got me highly invested into this channel that I literally had to go back and watch all the previous builds! So keep up the good work! And let’s get that rear suspension done lol. My impatience is killing me!!!

[@Bumblingbimbler]

3:22 wagos are for life, not just for prototyping

[@rogerwoodvlogs7428]

I wish I had your courage to carve out a life doing what you love. I can't seem to get over my own fear of failure to try.

[@regulatormachine2788]

23:27 now this is some crazy effectz...

[@troyjamesmd]

Gotta admit.... That is pretty awesome. I love how you re-engineered a vital steering part. With the "DOGE" department now, you probably could have saved us millions.

[@Ghill4m]

Soundtrack 4:12 Jessie Reid - Like i do 8:41 Kasseo - Breathe Underwater 13:15 Kawauso - Make yo feel 14:58 Hey You - Yarin Primak Remix 17:50 davon may - Talk of the town 21:01 alexgrohl - Electric 22:13 Kasseo - I got it 28:56 fassounds blanco 32:25 Stock Music Boutique - Jump 33:25 Notize - Soothe my Mind 34:20 Peter Spacey - Magic Clipper 36:47 Veshza - We should do this again sometime 39:48 Ooyy - Dreaming of lhotse 41:53 Novembers - Hillside beach club 45:24 Cosmonkey - Anymore 49:18 Custommelody - Just make it fun 51:17 Monie$ - Water 55:21 Fassounds - Lowkey sunday 57:02 Akina - boy U-132 (By Edwin)

[@GrindHardPlumbingCo]

Awesome! U-132 is my own - Edwin

[@Ghill4m]

@@GrindHardPlumbingCo Yeah, its great! love your work! Greetings from Spain!

[@Hobbies4Hire]

Great job on the video folk! Thanks for making it. Dope track at around the 10 minute mark. Y'all need to wrap that thing in arctic camo.

[@roadsidegarage69]

That windshield washer/wiper sound combo is really something isn't it.

[@connerlabs]

With wipers like these, who needs a horn?

[@trx450rlove2]

Absolutely love this channel, since I started watching, your subs have gone way up,very very knowledgeable guys you are,that steering part you made looks like it came from a production line,probably way stronger to,it's great seeing people love what they do,cheers 🥂 from Canada 🍁 c🇨🇦

[@RealRickCox]

Seems like the military would love to have a permanent solution for that steering issue.... maybe you should start selling those parts to them. I hear they pay stupid amounts of money for things. I'm thinking the steering parts are worth at least $20,000 a vehicle. :)

[@Techy93]

I'm sure they'd have one HELL of a time trying to fulfill the minimum order quantities that the military is likely to deal with 😅

[@jamesmccormick2696]

What makes things expensive is the parts tracking

[@natecote1971]

We are fazing them out fast!

[@Sun-ut9gr]

@@natecote1971 We might be, but there are plenty of NATO allies that could use these things as well. I'm not sure they'd be ok with drilling out that taper though. That might have to come back just so it's a 1:1 replacement

[@derekwarr4165]

Ya but you know the reason is cuz the shit he is doing was not a thing in the 80 or 90 when it was made ……………

[@sofiebribiesca6678]

Love the fairy lights . Very festive. As much as I agree, many colours could make it look amazing. The choice of colours on it at the mo still look great in the snow. Go places you can't even fit!

[@Almanacplanting-g6o]

Loved every second video! You nailed it!

[@AndrewRueckert-k1x]

God Bless you guys for your wit and building of your knowledge in front of your audience. Your work is noticed and I'm blessed.😊 thanks again.

[@SteveEh]

I don't know how, no tire company has made a hexagon tread pattern for you yet! might not be practical, might not last well, but It Would Be PREMIUM

[@skiingisIife]

Great job tying in the Monster Chopper in at the end. Love both series!

[@SquishyPuddlesOG]

Put a trophy truck rear-end on it!

[@themagnushjort]

That's what I was thinking, needs a solid axle rear so it can flex properly.

[@griffinfaulkner3514]

​@@themagnushjortI disagree, the IRS setup gives it hilarious levels of obstacle clearance and makes it much harder to get stuck in mud and such. It's also a big part of what makes the Humvee unique for me, at least, you have this utility vehicle that has fully independent suspension and an engine buried as far back as they can manage, almost to the point that it resembles an overgrown race car on stilts.

[@ianmcmillan5887]

GHPC is a comfort channel for sure. could watch yall for hours and be content

[@kevankakes]

I loved the plan layout narration at the beginning, and this video’s background jams.

[@ryanwatson263]

video starts at 0:51

[@collincurtis5024]

Lmao the intro is cool though you just hating

[@jared338]

No shit. Hush. When do you decide it ends?

[@madmax82988]

Go away

[@aaronredbaron]

Lighters for shrink tubing for the win! I agree, and here is my tip; keep the lower part of the flame on the tubing and it won't deposit black soot on the shrink tubing.

[@mishmasta]

My high school physics teacher had a copy of the backyard ballistics book. He would give you extra credit for building one of the devices, calculating the trajectory and proving it via "experiments". Best teacher ever. Built a potato cannon and tennis ball launcher and improved my grade.

[@dennisneugebauer759]

Please paint the humvee in the same colors as the monster chopper and make a rollcage that can also hold the front tyre 😅. Love your content, thanks 😊.

[@Yotahandle97]

Throw a wipple on it, rear shocks and hit some dunes! 🤙🏼😄 Love the work you guys do!

[@realville4042]

I’m just gonna go ahead and say it. Ethan truly might be the most interesting and amazing man the good Lord has given this generation. Never ceases to amaze me.

[@paul3555]

love the humve, with the chopper sitting in the back ive had this picture in my mind of a rollcage with an integrated rail to put the chopper on the roof of the humve with the front hanging onto the hood like those big semi truck two story car haulers where the first car goes over the the cabin of the truck, would be an awesome and worthy way to transport the chopper, with it displayed and then everything in the same color scheme, love it, keep up the awesome work

[@RandomRonniengAway]

I loved that timelaps, with the overlapping distorted pictures of Ethan working. It reminded me of the music video for Take On Me, which i guess i now have to watch, after this video.

[@Kowalski-443]

finally another video about the humweeeeee! I wonder what happend to the other one. I love your videos especially this series. Carry on!

[@BeatUpBuilds]

Those electrical connectors are nice to have around for testing things. Here is a cool tip you can clip your multimeter leads in one of the holes. This can come in handy at times.

[@isntthatsomething8928]

Shout out to backyard ballistics - that one hit me in the nostalgia. Good memories of making the PVC potato cannon with my older brothers as a kid.

[@CLCIII]

Some great engineering to overcome a known weakness. I'm still looking forward to the rear suspension modification for more compliant overall ride. As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇

[@jasonbouvette1077]

Those electric connections are awesome. We use them at the casino. There are different models, too. From 2 wire up to whatever you need.

[@spikemiller9693]

I’m pretty sure the gift is hanging out and seeing all these machines, the Tacoma is a bonus.

[@kaspermarte]

HAHA love to see the WAGO's "wire nuts" i orderd to you 😁. While those are standard connectors for electrical installations in EU, i thougt they could come in handy for your prototyping, so i send you some. Happy to see Ethan figured it out😅 Hope they make your work little easier sometimes. Greetings from a swiss electrician, l enjoy every single of your videos👍

[@lesliemobleaudio8018]

Love seeing your design and build skills. Serious question... Doesn't all of that slag buildup on the arcdroid table screw up the cuts? Like, prevent the metal from laying truly flat, and put the cuts at a slight angle through the plate?

[@FellerofTrees]

You should fab and extend the bed of the truck to give it that "baja" look. The photo ops with that bike in the back... chefs kiss.

[@nwicarenthusiast3263]

So glad I found your guys channel brought me enjoyment on my work days and at home 🤘

[@alexandersillan8139]

You should put a little triangle race brake light down the bottom for a third brake light. Would look cool as well as be helpful to people behind you when youre turning

[@techspy2008]

What's better than building and fabricating with the Grind Hard Crew? Vibin to some awesome tunes while building and fabricating with the Grind Hard Crew! Seriously, love the music you guys have been adding.

[@CLGravy]

That Humvee is the most exciting thing you guys have built, at least to me. Ready to see it finished with a tent or two on the back!

[@crashweekly7925]

They use those connectors all over RV trailers for lights and other low voltage applications. Really nice because you don't have to deal with wire nuts but the Con to them is that sometimes the wires come loose in the connections if there is any tension on the wires. It took seconds to swap out a water pump on my RV with the connectors. Just make sure both wires are stripped back enough and fully engaged into the hole before pushing down the orange tab.

[@darsis8506]

It looks like you could build a little ramp/platform that folds out of the tialgate to hold the choppers back wheel. Could be a cool project.

[@Joe5561000]

I like the warning signs on the Humvee. It reminds me of one on a dump truck my dad had. It said "do not walk under the box when it is raised it WILL FALL & KILL YOU. not may cause serious injury or death. No, it will kill you. Like the box will find you and finish the job if you happen to survive. That single fork trick for digging a trench would not work here in Minnesota. Gray clay doesn't play well with others. Especially when it's frozen, or thawed for that matter. I love that Backyard ballistics story. In my opinion kids that grow up out in the woods have the best childhoods. My brother and I did the same thing, but we didn't have a book, we made it up as we went, but the goal was always to blow something up or hurt one another. There was the normal trying to make bombs. Then there was things like knife fights (it wasn't a real knife. We would through the knife across the basement then wrestle and fight each other until someone got the knife and stabbed the other) Tennis ball tag (one person drove the three wheeler the other tried to bean him with a tennis ball) Sledding without a hill) sled behind the three wheeler but the guy driving was trying to make you fall off the sled) best childhood ever. 😉

[@johnhiggs325]

28:04 Stopping to make sure I thumb up this video so I don’t forget. “Unrailing” 🤣

[@calleandersson1394]

The Humvee seems to have gotten really spry with that corvette engine in it. Either that or Ethan’s thrashing that Humvee like only a country boy can 😄. I love your dogs, they look super chill and cuddly. And I really love your projects and you guys sense of humor. You rock 🤘🏻.

[@clipthisoutdoors]

Hey if you guys need an intern I would love to come! I have experience with cad and hands on projects. I live in PR. I cannot tell you how much I love this channel. It’s been my inspiration for awhile now. Thank you for sharing your builds with us all!

[@clipthisoutdoors]

@ how do I know this is real? Your tag ends with a o3 not the original

[@brent9361]

The wagos are the best thing ever!! as an electrician i cant live without em, they make my life so much easier lol.

[@matthewjamestaylorcom]

The Humvee-monster chopper combo is SICK!! 🔥 Love the new headlights too. Can't wait to see the rear suspension upgrades 😎

[@theraggededge6652]

Drain pan cutting oil for the win!!!!😂😂😂

[@1SaUI]

Im so curious, what LED lights did you buy? My brain is drooling at how satisfying the start up sequence for those lights is; do I need them? No, do I love them? Absolutely! (This project is so badass btw, keep up the amazing work!)

[@tbillington]

Great episode, the banter and stories when digging the trench was great.

[@beachuk2000]

I just loved the line “abusing things often make it work again ….. of makes it catastrophically worse” 😂😂😂 so true

[@Tundrabuilds]

I love the Humvee build, but I will say this I want more on the twin engine, Jet Boat and all of the mini things I’m not gonna lie watching you guys build the power wheels and all of the small things is so much fun

[@iIvnnnn]

41:57 what a nice timing to test out the humvees new power winch💪

[@Brrrap743]

Those electrical connectors are called wagos. They are meant for fluorescent lighting fixtures to connect the ballast to the tombstones.

[@Dato_Phil]

Would be awesome to see the monster chopper fit better. You could add a roll bar around each seat, triangulate tie them together towards the windscreen and have a centre section lift up when you have the monster chopper loaded in.

[@darthgbc363]

Chopper tires are bigger than Humvee tires. Build a "roll-off-dumpster" style loading ramp for the chopper. Back wheel inside with tailgate closed & front wheel above cab. Ramp starts flat on ground behind Humvee. Roll chopper on & strap into place. Then activate hydraulic arm to load onto Humvee.

[@wldstrknwv]

That looks badass with the chopper in the back! Can’t wait to see the rear suspension get upgraded!

[@rolo1344]

the engineering is on a whole nother' level when it come to grind hard!

[@h2scania398]

3:00 those are called wago terminal block they get used here in europe for connecting wires in electrical boxes where they are a permenant connection

[@Haze0808]

Im from the ph and boy im glad i saw this channel! Binge watched most of the builds!!! My faves are the the chopper this and the kei!