How to INSPECT and REPAIR a USED TRAILER ... Part2

[@69biggreen]

I like it

[@weirdbeard1980]

Wow, you swear a lot less than I do when I'm doing stuff like this. When the race didn't fit I would of been pissed lol

[@kentuckyyankee]

😂😂 I edit that part out

[@jackrutherford-1]

I've had my drill smoke before but not that bad!

[@danielsimpson8929]

Did you use like a dremil tool and some sort of lube for the new bushings? Havent worked leaf spring trailer before. I have the misfortune of having bought a torsion suspension trailer before learning what a torsion suspension was. The frame is galvanized to boot... so when I had extremely poor tire wear I sent the unit in thinking bearings. They called me in and I went under the trailer to see rubber on the outside of the torsion bar... had them quote torsion and leaf spring. Leaf was way better priced and serviceable in the future. So I said leaf... but then they came back and said... your frame is galvanized.. Yeah so? ... can't weld to galvanized. Hem...

[@oldpackfan]

A car hauler isn't done until it has a winch on it.

[@davidcasper8923]

Was that a Wranglerstar endurance test with the Milwaukee? Good job. A little side tip for working on greasy stuff. Get some of your wife's dish soap and rub it on your hands like lotion and let it dry. When you're finished with your job, just wash off with warm water.

[@danielsimpson8929]

Hand cleaning share! Regular dish soap gets my hands super clean with a table spoon or two of sugar in the mix. Soap up hands, sugar up soapy hands. About as good as orange shop hand clean.

[@freshstartsarasota]

Could be a good video.. IF YOU WERE NOT YELLING EVERY WORD.