Let's Do Some Link Repairs On The ROCHobby MB Scaler - Holmes Hobbies

The The ROCHobby MB Scaler really seems to have John's attention and he took it back out for some family wheeling time. Unfortuantly, the rig didn't survive the rough off-road adventure so it's needs a little TLC on the bench. In this video, John digs through is parts to find the right rod ends to fix the Willy's style Jeep and get it ready for some more scale off-road aventures!
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[@benjamincloutiermainerc]

That ball tool is sick

[@codybritton7284]

I love how honest you are about not needing special tools, although they make life easier sometimes. In the 1:1 world I have many tools that I’ve only used once but have definitely made quality of life much nicer. Keep up the awesome videos.

[@danielcurtis3822]

Anyone else can’t look away from the fact the joe is in a really weird back breaking position. Know it a toy, but it just hurts for some reason.

[@MrLunithy]

looks like he is trying to hold something in.......

[@robinkesterlives]

5:30 the poor GI Joe has a Breaking Body moment. Call for help, piper down!

[@benjamincloutiermainerc]

Keno Reaves look alike wow up most respect for you man love this video I recently bought that jeep for 50 bucks on line

[@vicdez]

lol what does the wife say when she sees these? Hope she laughs as much as we do.

[@kenstork5497]

Great video. Always look forward to your videos, interesting and fun

[@mikusoxlongius]

We used a larger tool to tighten wire nuts. When you do thousands, it helps. We chucked ours up in battery drills

[@just-in-time6069]

Love the videos I no IAM in for a laugh or learn something new and love your motors finally was able to get your servo for one of my rigs can't wait and for that new esc your working on I don't mind sound if it keep people from bugging me while IAM driven works keep up great work and have a great day

[@joshmiller7870]

When you put your hands together I thought for sure you were going to do the Master Miyagi clap lol.

[@austinwhitt9318]

Love your videos. You got me back into rc crawling. Also have you thought about leaf springs to add to the scale effect.

[@rc-ingaroundamerica8792]

Just picked up one of your PP 4500kv for a ax-10 revival project, can't wait to see what else your working on

[@MrLunithy]

Yay Holmes vid @ 6:45am

[@benjamincloutiermainerc]

Dude your amazing I can't just called that the willys jjroc hobby is the same as a trx4 done to the t lol I was so right

[@bongofury3176]

all of these jobs could have been done with just one tool...the mighty lump hammer...

[@billtrimble4882]

It’s fun to play with our toy trucks I mean scale models.

[@Williamahe]

Where on the web can I get the servo for steering wheel part? Thank you.

[@brsrc759]

🤣🤣 Love the intro

[@ngvmotors8334]

Is it possible to put another chassis on that body?

[@brettskinner5824]

That poor action hero crushed under a jeep like that lol how smashed is he.

[@gwpattrick]

I want one.

[@vinceguerra1310]

Did you leave all 4 front links on?

[@HolmesHobbies]

for now. Getting new links from hardcore RC to replace them all.

[@vinceguerra1310]

@@HolmesHobbies thanks! I will follow what you do on my jeep. Keep up the great work😊😊

[@jonmandelbaum5395]

I know nothing: are there metal link ends you can use?

[@jonmandelbaum5395]

Could you please include product links in your video descriptions

[@jimholmes2555]

You wouldn't have any problems if it had leaf springs like the full size original Jeep.

[@carcdriver8146]

Why you gotta kill Joe? hahaha

[@patrikmoller3643]

I'm a bit surprised to see you running Deans connector on your toy.....scale truck

[@bbeckers24]

Pow pow pow pow

[@chrisstrobel3439]

Willy’s are very capable rigs in real life .. but really man you Willy’s guys really need cages on your rigs 😬 lol. Hey I need a pair of Team Puller 500 XX 13T motors asap .. any idea when those will be back in stock?

[@Hjerte_Verke]

Most people who are watching this are looking at it as a How-To and not entertainment, so the 3-4 different, constantly shifting camera angles (none of them more than mediocre) don't do a whole lot of good in my opinion. Best angle that shows the tools and the tiny parts being worked on is perhaps a 1st person point of view, looking down at the work table at about a 45° angle. Have the camera where your head would be while sitting (because it is closer than standing) at the table. Unfortunately that takes you Holmes, out of the scenery and makes this whole thing less of a vanity project, hahahaha. 1:45 & 2:19 are good, keep it there for the duration and zoom in. 🍉

[@HolmesHobbies]

oh

[@AJ.Roberts]

Wheres the big bushy beard!

[@jeffreyroderick3076]

Hey John r u high lol.

[@The-Warm-voice1359]

hello jim carry how you doing l😂l

[@ronerie]

Less talk, more action please, thanks

[@HolmesHobbies]

I should make some videos where I go out on the rocks on crawl

[@OkNoBigDeal]

First.

[@grumpyyerr]

Nothing worse than a snug ball threaded