Abel LMTV build part 62 (cab exoskeleton part 3)

[@davidwardlow721]

Looking good 👍 so much stronger than those pop and click on poles that you see a lot on jeeps.

[@BMD11000]

Sean, I am baffled at the amount of work you are "Able" to accomplish. Looks great. Please keep up the good work and the awesome videos.

[@SeanFillner]

Now you know how he got his name. :D The words "I'm bored" have never been a part of my vocabulary... Thanks for watching!

[@konacoffeehawaii7540]

Wow 👍 Awesome !!!! Awesome !!! Work , thanks for sharing, 🤙😎

[@craigberube9890]

Looks great What did you have to do on the inside of the cab for extra strength to hold that plate on ? What is the thickness of the steel your using?

[@abiermonier1193]

SPECTACULAR WORK, I WANT TO SEE WHEN I WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE ONE OF THOSE MILITARY TRUCKS. THANKS FOR SHARING THE VIDEO.

[@austinfuller4080]

What BMD11000 said. I always look forward to your videos, especially the ones lately with the timelapses and music. Those bars are so cool!!

[@SeanFillner]

Austin, thanks for the feedback. I try to keep the videos basic and simple as possible. Thanks for watching!

[@craigberube9890]

Do you have a link for the two connections you used on the top?

[@kodylei8]

Awesome! Love the suby too. Ill probably see you around im a little north and also have a lifted suby and a 1079

[@SeanFillner]

OOOHH!! We need to stay in touch in case one of us needs a recovery.. :D

[@kodylei8]

Are you on the steel soldiers forum?

[@michaelb8091]

What kinda welder are you using? Great video always interesting what you come up with.

[@SeanFillner]

I got you covered in part 63! :D Thanks, that means a lot to me. I try to do the best with what I have available. NO sponsors here and it is all DIY. Thanks for watching!

[@HelicoolsHelipad]

Love that fabrication... I do have a question, however. Do you plan on filling the tubes with expanding foam or something else to prevent water penetration? Perhaps your welds are better than mine, but invariably I wind up with a tube full of rusty water. What's the trick?

[@SeanFillner]

My welds are not "weldporn" status but the bumpers on Yeti seen in the video were made with the same pipe and have not rusted. Granted they are 304s however once I am done painting the mild steel ones on Abel with the Rustoleum flat black oil based I doubt they will ever rust as the paint will seal any and all leaks that may occur. Time will tell.

[@HelicoolsHelipad]

@@coachgeo, well okay. I have had some good luck with it being that the polyurethane is non-absorbent. I guess the only true test would be to foam a pile, let it dry, rub some skin off on it and submerge it in water for a week. Thanks for the warning.