How Are We Supposed To Find Parts For Landon’s Truck In This?

[@johnhenryholiday4964]

Donald and Lisa Robins..... YOU GUYS ROCK.... that was very kind to be so generous with your gifts from Maine.... :)

[@ZeRowe]

Paul, quit spraying your brother 😂 Way to go Mom! 😂✌🏻

[@robertquackenbush5547]

That's actually their grandma

[@loraleecox2599]

@@robertquackenbush5547 nope I’m the mom they just call me grandma

[@Doogie_Causey]

​@@loraleecox2599 You Have 2 Amazing Sons With Ben and Paul

[@loraleecox2599]

@@Doogie_Causey thank you I’m very proud of all 4 of my kids

[@williameddy3740]

@@loraleecox2599 Paul and Ben seem to work well together . Clearly , you did something right .

[@ronwatson4135]

My grandfather had a two bay shop where he worked on peoples cars and tractors in East Texas. As a kid, I use to go visit him and grandma every Summer and tag along behind him soaking up the knowledge. In the lower twenty acres he had approximately 150 old cars and trucks and just about anything else you could think of. He called it the " Bone Yard " . He had two 40 foot containers shelved out just full of different parts that only he knew was there. Sadly he got sick from Cancer and had to retire and sell his shop to pay the medical bills. He died in 1999 and I still have the majority of his hand tools. They're like Treasure to me. The Fab Rat's I know he would have loved the show just as much as I do. Thanks to all of you for keeping it Real.

[@alfredocarpaneto5976]

Thank you for sharing his story, you honor his memory and bring him back to life by telling it, if only for a few moments he lives in our minds, we can see him working and showing his grandson how to get er done. Thank you.

[@ronwatson4135]

@@alfredocarpaneto5976 -- Thank you Alfredo. You are so correct. He got me on the road to becoming the man I am today. I have been truly blessed.

[@privatehm]

"Freedom" first. Safety second!

[@scottwest5013]

Watching this show is a little bit of therapy for me. In the last six years I've lost my last two brothers and my pops. We used to do all these things together , work on trucks, go four diggin, huntin and fishing together. Life is short, love those around you while you can.

[@boydlakecrew772]

Greetings from Maine. Ben did it just right. Red Hot Dogs go really good with grilled onions.

[@chriswtburke]

I'm from Canada.. we lived near the border at maine and would often go over there to shop, as its cheaper.. we went to McDonalds and my young brother (would have been like 4 at the time) ordered the hot dog happy meal... when he saw the hot dog, he cried and said "thats not a hot dog, this is supposed to be a happy meal, I'm not happy at all"

[@jessepitt]

😂

[@SK8VE]

The reason New England hot dog buns have no crust sides is so you can butter them and then put them on the griddle to toast. Done right, the outside of the bun is toasty and the inside is soft and warm. Everyone has their way of cooking a dog but one of the New England ways is to boil water, remove from heat, add hot dogs (for like 10 minutes). Then you put them in a bun, wrap the bun in tin foil (aluminum wrap) for about 15 minutes. Bun and dog fuse into a unique taste. Ben got it right about putting your beans on the brown bread.

[@rhondasweeney7271]

Landon's pick up is coming along real nicely thank goodness for you Paul and Ben

[@tobiastho9639]

And Michelle and Hunter and the sponsors and all the viewers... : )

[@seanworkman431]

Too good for the lad, he might get the woodtruck yet, never know, be a good workshop truck.

[@matthewshoudy7887]

Try frying those red snappers up in peanut oil with an onion!! And you’re correct all those things are made in Maine!! Pretty cool to see all those things make it on The channel!!

[@Janer-52]

I so appreciate the easy humor! Watching the builds restores my faith in craftsmanship. Good job, guys.

[@seanworkman431]

I was really enjoying that episode but then at the end we got just a little bit of bragging for the work on Ben's jeep and they should be proud, both craftsmen and all round good dudes.

[@williambergeron-2948]

As Maine kid living "down river" in Zion since 2002, that lunch of Maine classics sure brought a lot of fond memories flooding back.

[@novax4me]

Being raised an only child in the 60's, I still long to have a brother like Ben. It sucks to see other people taking each other for granted when there are those on the outside looking in that would give half of the rest of their lives just to get to experience what you have for a little while...

[@Sanderly1820]

I'm an only child, but mum and I were on the verge of passing away has my birth went downhill rapidly, so dad said no more even though they both wanted 2 children Mum got pregnant when she was 41, both and myself were really excited, but she couldn't keep it when they found out the baby would be extremely disabled, it really effected them. God's way of saying no I spose

[@rossmeldrum3346]

I'm 68 and I think the key words are "like Ben". I have two older brothers and I hardly ever see them. Growing up they wanted nothing to do with their little brother. Now one just lives ten miles away and I have not seen him in 8 years. Having brothers is not all its cracked up to be at times, depending on the person.

[@MS-ht9it]

I'm an only child and words of wisdom that I follow: you don't need anyone and nobody needs you! 🙂 So don't long or want things that will never come to pass, because that will only lead to loneness and sadness. Be kind to everyone and be grateful for what you have and what you've experienced.

[@tobiastho9639]

You can try to find someone for that role. I've seen people doing it with parents. Just found someone and asked them to basically be "adopted" as a grown Person.

[@johncraig406]

I lost my brother when he was only 34, almost 55 years ago, and I still miss him

[@briannugent1715]

Lmfao!!!! As soon as I saw the red hot dogs I knew wear they came from 🤣🤣🤣 got to love it

[@shirleyallen6072]

Paul: I love watching your family work together, teaching moments and interacting of care shown for each other. Reminds me of the days I worked with my dad fixing things. A shout out for granny who I love to see her as the building block and the sweet aroma for her family:)))

[@everettdegrasse8478]

Red dogs from Maine are the best, Moxie takes a bit of getting used to...I never have. My dad use to buy it when I was little because he knew it would still be in the fridge when he got home from work.

[@doug9418]

Your lights just need a new ballast resistor, it's a simple fix, it will save on buying new lights. Thanks for the video it's going great, job well done guy's. 🇺🇸

[@stargazer7644]

They're LED conversion lights. They don't use a ballast anymore.

[@mikebougher3731]

My friends grandparents drank Moxie. You are absolutely correct Moxie has a taste all its own.

[@rickbottoms7838]

Hunter is the real cowboy when riding in a pickup. He rides in the middle. He doesn’t have to drive and he doesn’t have to get out to open/close the gates! 😂

[@mikewhitman745]

Ha, I got excited to see you guys cooking red hots!

[@danrussell3439]

The fact that you guys get along makes the videos enjoyable

[@rodpasichnyk9140]

13:28 No tube-steak for Hunter, good man, but Panda Express, even worse ha!😉

[@marvincarter870]

Lando's truck is making progress toward completion. The family humor is so entertaining "Grandma Lally..stop spraying your brother! " And the banter between Paul and Ben and Hunter is amusing! Hunter would not eat those red wieners! Good video and lot's of snow.

[@sumo_steve45]

I freakin LOVE the Cox family ( and I don't even know ya'll ). Wish I did though...

[@oritrond]

Ya, those red hot dogs are pretty good. Looks like you had the trusty "Hannaford" frankfurter rolls as well. Great combination. Usually when I eat them, I just put the mustard, relish and ketchup to them. Never tried putting the beans on top of the reds before though. To me, Moxie tastes HORRIBLE! lol. Whoopie pies are great.

[@troyodell3686]

Agree on the moxie can't do it the hot dogs I like though!

[@lauriethiboutot6971]

Same here on the Moxie! Never been able to stomach it.. guess I’m not a true Mainah! 😂😜

[@saintracheljarodm.holy-kay2560]

Very interesting 🤔👍, mom throwing Paul under the bus. He was just preventing Ben from rusting. Have a good week stay lubricated and God bless amen.

[@MikeyFxckinWay]

Old machinist advice; if you have to use a file on a lathe you want to be using it on the side of the part spinning away from you. If the file grabs it'll pull it out of your hands and safely into the machine. If you have the file on top where the part is spinning towards you it can send that file right through your guts. Open bed engine lathes are the most dangerous tool in most of the machine shops I've been in.

[@PNW_Car_Mods]

safety third!

[@MikeyFxckinWay]

@@PNW_Car_Mods Fair enough

[@kenm6948]

I grew up in Maine way back in the 50’s and I remember my dad bringing those red hotdogs home from the market. We thought they were a real treat.

[@jerrycorbett7294]

Hope you all have a great day. You and Ben make a great pair. Love how it's all family

[@billsterling5790]

They also make those hotdogs on the east coast, we call them RedHots. they are great!

[@87sport]

Landon is lucky to have you guys for family. What a great rig for such a young fella. Awesome to see family working together like this and putting out cool rigs. props!

[@d3vz3r0]

Hawaii has red dogs too🤙🏽

[@JayLanpher]

I love the red hotdogs! I also shop at EJP. Cool to see more fans from Maine. Love what you guys do and who doesn't love a whoopie pie haha

[@troyodell3686]

I am also from Maine but I don't enjoy moxie lol!! Red hotdogs are good but no moxie!!!

[@stacideraps9423]

LoL I’m over the border in NH and definitely do not enjoy Moxie. It has changed over the years though, it’s tolerable now. 😂

[@jhawk1985]

I dont think the kids realize how lucky they are to have a dad who they can build dirtbikes and trucks and derby cars with. Enjoy it kids and Paul your one helluva good dad. Always enjoy the content

[@e.s.bryant765]

Waking up to a new video while wearing my fresh Fab Rats shirt makes for a great morning. And being retired to do as I please. That, too.

[@tomjolicoeur3348]

We are from Maine also. Love too see the red "snappers" and Moxie. That was great.

[@francesrice7898]

As always, a great video. Hunter and Landon make it really special. Grandma/ Mom makes it perfect. Michelle is always a blessing. God bless you all. ❤️🙏🙏❤️

[@bradwing3453]

As a 10th-generation Mainer, I can fully endorse our red snappers. I have never acquired a taste for Moxie so good on you for that. Love the videos and how you all interact. Keep em coming!

[@chuckrf1502]

My mother, an old Mainer, hates Moxie. She says during WWII, all of the Coke and Pepsi went to the troops and Moxie was all she had for soda. 🫢

[@salex5442]

Tolerated Moxie as a little kid. Then I grew up. Liked the natural casing hot dogs because of the Snap when you bite them. But ate a lot of those Red dye 40 hotdogs when I was young. And the adults wondered why all their kids acted crazy in the afternoon.

[@petertom829]

Entertaining as usual Paul, thanks for making me laugh every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, you guys are the best!!!!!!

[@cjbautomotive9931]

As someone from Maine whose been following the channel for quite a while, Don and Lisa definitely sent you some real “Mainah” goods! 😂

[@billtannalfo7781]

It's funny, originally produced in Lowell Mass, Moxie was sold as medicine called "Moxie Nerve Food". I grew up in NH right next to Maine, and I remember my mother mixing milk & Moxie, I could never stomach it. Loved seeing the red dogs, moon pies, canned bread and other stuff from New England. Nice job.

[@tomheald5155]

We mainers love that moxie and red dogs

[@anotherdave5107]

Mmmm- toasted brown bread with melted budda! Locally made red "snapper" hotdogs who's innards expand when they're boiled but the casings don't so they snap when you bite into them. A moon pie with a pepsi. A delight to the taste buds. Never had moxie as the people who drink it can't even descibe its taste other than "like cream soda, but different".

[@neilfromclearwaterfl81]

Carbonated Gentian Root Nerve Tonic claimed to help resolve brain issues and insomnia. Granma might end up ordering a few cases for the boys for the first benefit... In the welding shop you do well to have a large bottle of Gentian Violet Aqueous Solution for burns. You put it on fast enough and you'll get instant relief and may not even get the slightest blister or any scars. You know its working from the Violet Stain with a Green Tinge to it that it will leave behind. It can rub off so you can end up with and interesting pattern on your face from it if you rub your eyes, etc. It can take weeks afterwards for it to wash off. Tip: Don't get the Alcohol Solution Gentian Violet for burns or you might be singing soprano when you apply it. ;> Grew up on Moxie, Kist along with a bunch of regional New England brands of Tonic Water. Now I want some Red Dogs, Kraut, Beans and Brown Bread along with a Moxie to wash it all down. Best!

[@anotherdave5107]

@@neilfromclearwaterfl81 - I'm from.suburban boston, they had it in the stores but we never had it at home. My mom & dad would drink it when we visited family in boston. Fanta & RC were the closest thing to exotic soda; from the gas station vending machine

[@honthirty_]

Moxie (original elixir) tastes a little like cough syrup, but in a good way. Drank my first can near the old Portland RR museum on Front street.

[@stantilton2191]

Red hot dogs are a staple here in Maine. Most general stores have them in steamer boxes and offer them all day for snacks. Hotdogs, Moxie and brownie whoopie pie. Enjoy everyone!

[@poppamad979]

Okay, so you are sending off Ben's driveline to have it custom tubed. Meanwhile Landon's rig gets......the shaft. I mean a new shaft as well. :) Love your channel. Thanks for sharing.

[@stevemiller3082]

I love seeing mom. Every family member is involved. Nice.

[@harrytaylor6854]

Landon is going to have a very nice little stepside truck .Well done guy's

[@scottbillings3677]

Moxie, Whoopy Pies and red hot dogs. You guys struck gold there. All great Maine (ayuh) staples!!!

[@kimetherington2252]

You guys are awesome, that includes Michelle and Grandma Lolli. What would make this more awesome is longer videos, a lot of us would love to see more of Fab Rats if possible, but would never want to put more work on Michelle when I know how hard she works to make Fab Rats the best channel on KZbin in this genre! Til next time take care, stay safe...

[@greglandry1902]

That Maine Dinah was funny! You need to steam the hot dogs. Much better. Hunter should not worry. Now get a Mainah to send lobster and steamers!

[@veetwin75]

Paul, your driveline manufacturing is top notch, awesome job on that!

[@HazzyME]

Enjoy the “Red Snappers”. BITD that was a common Saturday night dinner for many here in Northern Maine. Disregard the red in the toilet the next day or so. All is good! The Moxie is a taste that you immediately like it or hate it. I’m on the hate it side..

[@jeffreyharbert3439]

Paul, are the LED lamps you bought compatible with the ballast in that fixture? You may need to just take your hot wire to one end of the fixture and neutral to the other end. Ballast delete.

[@benwah65]

Did that

[@jeffreyharbert3439]

Are they originally T8 or T12 fixtures? If T12, theyll be 4 wires between the two tombstones on each end, just wirenut all of them to your hot or neutral, and same on the other end,one or the other. I apologize if you’ve been through these steps already. Could be bad lamps?! Keep kicking ass, Ben,Paul,Family and crew!

[@stan.rarick8556]

My Dad was a Professional (Mechanical) engineer - attended GMI and loved and took care of his tools. Never had a shop although he did design work (mostly gears) all his life. He would have thoroughly enjoyed this episode with the work in the shop.

[@leonarddavis3256]

Always fun trying to find that special part in a fresh snow storm

[@jamesarseneau5623]

My wife and I live in Belfast Maine and the red hot dogs are definitely unique to Maine and Moxie is an acquired taste. We love watching Paul and Ben working together and performing certain functions without even speaking. They each just know what needs to be done next. Very cool. Please keep up the excellent and funny content. We appreciate the great family atmosphere and banter. Thanks very much.

[@brucea822]

Love that snow

[@thefive-0-nine805]

Alittle advise on the red hotdogs, cook them in the oven or air fryer until they split. Mustard, salt and pepper.

[@randallmeeker3407]

Love your content. Be careful on that lathe. It is a very bad habit leaving your chuck handle in the chuck. My apprentice instructor would have hit me with it if I did that. If you ever see one fly out you will quit doing it

[@Bugf1]

Not sure why but I kind of like watching you build a drive line from scrap and all the other stuff you fabricate.

[@greggaskey5336]

Good Morning

[@RolandtheThompsonGunner]

Good morning 🤙🏼

[@kevinzane6947]

Oscar Meyer hot dogs are by far the furthest way of what a hotdog should be. The meat grind is soooo fine!!! The hot dogs you had are much better. In Hawaii we have da’ best hotdogs!! I grew up on swift meat packing rough ground, we now have Redondo’s Hawaiian Winners/wieners. The red dye is the greatest. The casings fry up nice & crispy!!! Or frm Frank’s Food hotdogs originally ground on the big island of Hawaii.

[@dwitcraft]

The rust on the splines just tightens up the tolerances!

[@overland.viking]

Haha well that was weird suddenly seeing Moxie, red hot dogs and Whoopie pies on your table. Good stuff.

[@DaleWheeldon]

awesome work fab rats very professional and nice looking welds

[@henrykahaikupuna315]

We only eat RED hot dogs in HAWAII ! I’ll send you some of ours it’s for sure to be way better then those other ones.

[@anthonylee2099]

Landon’s truck is slowly making. Landon is Soooo lucky to have Paul as his dad, Ben as an uncle and great auto shop, bone yard for extra parts. That is a Dream . Great videoing Hunter. 🤙😎

[@Alankunesh]

Paul i live in maine as well love watching fab rats your the best on youtube i saw you got a package from maine moxie will remove rust from a car

[@bigchevy350boy]

I was absolutely in shock to see red hot dogs on the griddle. I'm from Maine 🇺🇸 lol 😂 Paul's take on Moxie is about like mine hahahaha 😂

[@TheOldaz1]

Landen is going to have a great truck when it's done. You guys are just the right medicine for Grandma, the smiles I see her wearing these days are taking years away.

[@stout_tossme7541]

I love how they reuse and rebuild. Love it.

[@sledguy02]

I'm also from Maine, (northern) the right way to eat a red hotdog is to fry up onions and the red hotdog together, then throw the onionz on top of the dog and coat it with ur fave condiments

[@AKUSUXs]

Snow ROCKS! ❄️❄️ Here in Northern Idaho Temps teens and lower! Thank you Lord🙏🙏🙏🌨️☃️⛄🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲. You're square body brings back so many memories working with my grandpa, Including working with dynamite 🧨💥💥🧨RIP😢❤️ Seeing the interior is so beautiful, some day one like he had. One last note, just think Paul and crew... You may not have to drive so far to Lake Powell😁🚤🚤🚤

[@cocoajackbrown7725]

Lots of fun times with my brother and my kids in my shops over the 50 yrs of wrenching..Able Auto Repairs ..now we flip houses..wish we would of started this sooner..but watching your videos, remembering my son driving cars on the rack when he could reach the pedals..My 12 yr old daughter dismantling hollies for me to rebuild..shutting the doors anytime needed for the kids school , docs plays ect.. wow, enjoy it, snap, and it's a new chapter..

[@markkeyser]

Got the Moxie in the background. In New England if you dated a girl that liked to drink Moxie you knew that you had a 'keeper'!

[@robgrubb420]

well hunter has a lot of growing up to do, not eating a hotdog LOL.

[@dv7548]

Oh do I miss those snowy nights and days. Thank you mother nature and Thank You Fab Rats. Lots of hot cocoa.

[@davegagnon23]

Here in maine we call them lewiston lobsters lmao 🤣 you got the maine haul of my local delight's

[@Grant-H2O]

Hey man just because you believe you’ll be last doesn’t mean you can’t seriously compete. And guess what if you finish last place?!? You just beat every single person sittin on the couch watching! LETS GOOO!

[@Bigfoots_brotherinlaw]

I have a good friend from Maine that I went and visited. Coming from Wyoming and all the good stuff y'all are eating brings back some good memories.

[@sokoloft3]

Living in Maine myself can confirm about the red hot dogs. Skins are normally thicker with them. With the moxie, that stuff needs to be cold. Really good on a hot summers day. Don't drink it on an empty stomach either. The ginger in it will mess you up.

[@barryhumphrey153]

Red dogs are great. You can get them all over New England in the grocery Stores. Have a great week guys.

[@jet70]

I really like how you all take trash to treasure. The ultimate form or recycling. Thank you

[@williambasinger5859]

Poor Hunter, he hasn’t gotten hungry yet. When he does get hungry that hot dog will look like a feast.

[@DownNDirty_OffRoad]

Truck is coming along great!! Cutting the taper off made that a broach!!🙂

[@jeffstansell9546]

This is the updated online version of the old The Waltons family show! Never a dull moment in the shop! Always learning something new from each episode! They’ll never run out of content for their fans! 👏😉👍

[@myrnacox9770]

Love my Fabbers, our village folks. They are helping so many folks. God bless ye all. Hi Hunter, one good looking grandson.

[@chrisgolding1259]

I really admire how many good running vehicles you keep! And how all your square bodies are always ready to roll out!

[@timothybailey7118]

Much respect for how you two can head to your boneyard and decipher rusty parts then piece together a driveshaft.

[@jonathandorr2234]

I gotta give Hunter some support. I lived as a veg-etarian, when I was 25 and poor. It was a phase. Yet 25 years of selective eating, I’m a super healthy 68 yr old. That’s is half of the reason to be careful. That said, State of Maine is in full greatness. I found out that some hot dogs in the n.e. are worthless, the red dogs, are specialty , not common.

[@roberthickoxjr]

I'm also following you from Maine. I love Moxie. It was awesome to see you get this care package.

[@andyc280081973]

I so enjoy watching you guys, and Landon is a lucky chap, the only thing my Dad made for me was a gin & tonic...

[@georgesimpson3113]

Always check each tape against the other. I've got a few that don't match.

[@morriewyatt6234]

7:08 Bad Paul! Never leave the chuck key sitting in the lathe chuck unattended. It's a recipe for having the key flung with great force across the workshop, or through someone or something in the workshop. It's the reason that many chuck keys have a spring to ensure that it won't stay in the chuck when the operator takes their hand off the key.

[@brennanwest1071]

Spent about a year in northern Maine (Aroostook County) and fell in love with red Frank's and moxie! In case the Fab Rats crew is hankering for an ice cold moxie and is in St George, you can swing by Cracker Barrel and get them in glass bottles. I like to call ahead and have them throw them in ice so I can drink them with my meal while there!

[@rogero9633]

About the "U-joints being the same angle - but opposite". I hadn't heard the description of "fast-n-slow" etc. I heard that it was going to tear itself apart eventually, but I didn't know how fast it would happen. You said that it caused a vibration effect. I'm glad you took the exercise to the point of correcting the 5 vs 4 degree angle difference. That was a teaching moment just as the on-screen graphics indicated, and it was one of those happening moments that Landon was accidently there for, and he will remember it forever! Those are precise moments in a video like this - it turned into educational moment for all those viewers that have never heard of that fact. But I have a lingering thought that I wonder about. Why does it cause it to have that effect on the driveline? Some might say, it does it so accept it, and shut up! Yes sir, and so I shall. Good night.

[@myalaskalifeadventures]

I served in New England that was my food for 2 years! That’s awesome other then lobster (which I love) I enjoyed them. I enjoy watching you guys thank you.

[@tarstakars]

When I was a young boy in the early sixties I remember my great-grandfather talked about drinking Moxie during the Great War. He told me that it was made from some kind of root. I didn't get to try it till I was around 66 years old, all I can say is it's certainly different...

[@maytagmark2171]

I'm tickled every time I see the old garage find lathe being put to use. She looks happy to be a usefull member of a shop again.

[@saewoody6366]

Loved seeing the red snapper hot dogs and the Moxie! Nothing like a cold Moxie every once in a while for something a little different. Paul was right; it doesn’t really taste like anything else, although it does have hints of familiar flavors.

[@troyodell3686]

I love living here in Maine and love the hotdogs but can't do the moxie!! Lol it's not good!!

[@4speed3pedals]

Panda Express, Szechuan rat with broccoli and rice, Alley Cat with vegetable stir fry and Chinese Noodles. Deep fried crickets on a stick. YUM!

[@daniele.woodhead1218]

Paul & Michelle I grew up in central Maine and Red skin hotdogs are a staple as well as Moxie I now live in South Carolina and they definitely don't have any thing close to that as for the video 5 🌟's Paul & Ben are hilarious, at 53 yrs young I've learned a few new tricks and I must say they work well sorta. As always God bless y'all at FabRat's from Gaffney South Carolina viewer 🙏❤️💯