THE ANSWERS TO A FEW QUESTIONS

[@charliejacobs8762]

As a old doctor told me years ago, Everyone knows how to cut meat but a butcher.

[@hoss682]

“oOOOooo, I’m a MasTeR tEcH now”😂 Air hammers almost always suck.

[@kstricl]

Dude that though a 16lb sledge was gonna wreck those bearings apparently never seen a pothole 🤪

[@brokendown63]

What these Internet Techs fail to realize is that there's still a few of us left that were taught by old dudes. Old School Men who got shit done and done right.

[@steventrojanowski3595]

I love the finesse in striking the cap… perfect

[@namarhodge568]

Fantastic video. Some people would complain if they had a job sampling ice cream. I like the way you answer all of the questions and stupidly of armchair quarterbacks, and know it all. It really amazes people when they see a real professional MAN at work.

[@tristanludlam6794]

gotta love those back yard shade tree super techs greasing those wheel bearings on their 6x4 or boat trailors gives them all the experience they need. Which of course gives them all the experience to know any thing about heavy industrial applications

[@kevinarmstrong864]

❤ I had the exact same thing when using the air hammer I only use a 10 lb with the cut short I'm too old to swing a 16 lb you can swing a heavy hammer lightly but Not a light hammer heavy. keep swinging bob is smarter than a lot of people

[@chrisbort6083]

Those bearings hold their portion of 40 tons at any time. You're totally not damaging them with that 16-pound hammer.😂

[@picnic9185]

Not to mention every pothole at 65 mph you hit with each axle at 40+ ton 😂

[@Joseph-vj2ph]

I thought the same thing.

[@BWP202]

I have been doing this type of work for 50yrs and you’re doing it right But I don’t have to tell you that

[@RobertKing-ou4yu]

Keep on being you.

[@mnorth24]

40 year Master tech here and you've done it the way i have for all those years. Never a return for using a big hammer... Keep up the good work.

[@Berm_Blaster]

I'm very impressed with your accuracy of smacking those studs out. I bet theres s ton of people who think they can do it but really cant.

[@druewilson1079]

Love your videos get good laugh from all the jealous people out there the way u give it back to them keep it up

[@franklinjablonsky7613]

I think you've found your winning formula here. Mechanic work+ sarcasm and disdain.

[@thebegrsshow]

I feel obliged to point out that if YOU use a 20 pound Ford Tune-Up Tool(aka Sledgehammer) on a Vulva, Vulva recommends YOU paint IT Pink first so YOU don't hurt the Vulva's feelings...🤣

[@joshk.6246]

Oh thats what the air hammer was doing. Hitting it in the right spot. 👀

[@benwilliams7078]

I fkn love this cat so much lol. The experience is extremely obvious it's funny when people try to pick it apart

[@htownblue11]

10 out of 10, would watch Bendin again.

[@williambrown1031]

You sir, are absolutely hilarious🤣 You have the braggadocio and the moxie to back it up. Just love your videos.👍 Who knew frame bending could be such fun!

[@tra6ic741]

in my semi professional option beating on a wheel stud is nowhere near the same shit kicking those bearings take day to day, crazyness

[@tra6ic741]

hahahahah should watched the whole video first, hilarious stuff, keep on keepin on

[@A6Legit]

Are you a Semi Professional, or a semi-professional? 🤣

[@tra6ic741]

@@A6Legit that's up for you to decide buddy!

[@A6Legit]

@@tra6ic741 the world may never know. Lol

[@restfulplace3273]

Nice work. Hitting each one while hub was turning is skill. One hit per stud. Now I need a sledge hammer in my workshop

[@georgepeck-g4h]

i cannot believe that someone who watches this sayes it will hurt the bearings,i am a retired truck mechanic,did it for 45 years. a big truck loaded weighs 80,000 pounds ! so when it hits a pot hole that is more shock than hitting it with a hammer! i had a truck that went to jersey 5 times a week it hit a pothole near new york city and it knocked the lower radiator off! more than once ,so the wheels stayed on !!!! i did some alignment but nothing like you do. like to have done some.like your stuff keep up the good work . ps dont know how many axle studs i bent but it takes some skill swing that big a hammer.

[@kevingilbert9695]

We enjoy watching you and Bob teach us some of the lost arts of getting it done 🤘

[@Duckymack-72]

Everyone a professional on here. Fact is he gets the job done!

[@StrongerThanBigfoot]

Been a Diesel mechanic for two years now snd I’d love to work under this guy

[@ericgorman2375]

Hahahaha 🤣🤣 That ending was the absolute greatest....I almost pissed myself laughing so hard 🤘🏻

[@ronaldearnestjr]

Love the knowledge, feed it to em

[@jimhoward4749]

I'm a retired fleet mechanic I always used my small sledge hammer doing that same work I never owned a air hammer

[@nickhildabridle1612]

😅😅😅 Great Video and thanks for the laughs. Those who CAN NOT are always the HATERS. Keep the great videos coming.

[@mikelarocque8013]

We hammer out studs all the time . Never had a bearing failure from it.

[@opendstudio7141]

That was pretty funny. 😆 I like your style, knowledgeable and it’s easy to tell you are good at what you do. 👍

[@jimwhalen6769]

Awesome! Oh and make sure to get ALL the rag fuzz out so it does not tear up the bearing!

[@saintsi6997]

Top man! keep them coming. UK

[@alanlaub4890]

Emergency!!! Every truck he has worked on must be condemned immediately! 😅

[@johnnybud3553]

It's TKO in the first round brother we believe in you sir you are a smart man 💯🏁

[@Koop415]

The only positive about the negative comments is we get fun videos like this to watch.

[@dougobrien2840]

Its funny the shit people complain about , Love Benden's chuckle after the cap, Cheers from Australia

[@MrChevelle83]

to hit a big truck hub hard enough to damage the bearings would require a wrecking ball. that normal swing maby has 4-500 lbs of force. then divide that up by the surface area of the bearings. and is basically nothing.

[@mbazzy123]

I think its great just to watch you do your job, you are a pro and it shows. I had no clue as to how these trucks are repaired. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.

[@bradwallace6751]

Wow !!! Thankyou that was great 💪I was heavy truck tech for 27yrs it blood guts and muscle 💪 You got that perfect!!!!! Thanks again for showing what a real heavy truck tech is 👍👍 Keep up your awesome videos 👍👍👍💪💪💪

[@rawwetzel]

So, hitting the studs with a hammer puts more force on the bearing than a loaded truck hitting potholes ?

[@NCMATT]

YOU THE MAN.

[@robdixon945]

Thanks for the show Devin 🍻

[@howardhendrickson2933]

You should show how you put the new studs in, I'm sure that will really get the keyboard mechanics in a frenzy!!!!! Lol

[@barrettgreen1507]

I love your content sir! And putting out the information to share with us, keep the videos coming and screw the people who don’t know what they are talking about!!!!

[@brianbrowning3701]

Bro you are one of my favorite old school mechanics i love when you put people in their place with facts

[@johncarlson2255]

Using hammer for stud removal is a great idea even for little bitty cars no bearing damage unless there is already an issue with the bearing. I've also learned that using the focus fine tip punch on the air hammer works way better than the Hammerhead bit. time is money

[@asdasd-ni8eg]

If 10 ton plus of truckpushed the studs in to a wall to cause the damage but the sledgy can damage the bearings.

[@motomuto3313]

I love watching you do your thing. It brings back memories of when I would help my grandpa work on earth moving machinery. I was his gofer.

[@garyradtke3252]

I had an aggravating day at the shop. Thanks for the humor! Some say there is a bit of truth in humor. This humorous video has a lot of truth in it. I wonder how many of those key board worriers ever got their hands dirty for a living?

[@hlcorick]

Only time they get grease on their hands is from eating fried chicken. I eat fried chicken but I also work.

[@paullongley1221]

A taper roller bearing is one of the toughest steels, taking so many tons of weight for literally millions of miles, at the same time supporting about 200 pounds of wheel and keeping it in place over rough roads at 60 mph plus,,,,,,, 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣😂 I mean come on, as far as that bearings concerned, it’s being tickled with a feather. Every joint strip or pothole smacks that bearing way harder. Even if that hub was on a trailer from over a hundred years ago with plain bronze for a bearing it’d still shrug off those hammer smacks 😅😅

[@keithmackerley7067]

Don’t listen to the dummy’s that probably never had there hand’s dirty keep doing you man love your videos

[@sirmister4411]

If you think that 16 lb hammer is going to damage a bearing. Well what do think that is worse than 12- 14,000 lbs hame erring it on a pot hole or just bouncing down the with a full load on it. Come. On wake up people

[@diesellivesmatter]

Or hitting a wall

[@brettryburn5385]

Great clip man!stick it to the "Supa techs"!show em how it should be done🤙

[@yunggunz3000]

busting that cap at the end, perfect!

[@calparsons2502]

Good video, your not doing anything wrong. Keep up the good work. Great frame straightening work too.

[@GNaron]

It has been awhile since I worked on trucks. But I would say hitting a concrete wall or a f150 would be alot harder on them there wheel bearings, then hitting them with a 16 lbs hammer. The only thing you are going to knock out with that air hammer is the filling in your teeth, when trying knock out large truck wheel studs with it!!!

[@SkookyDoo]

You are doing awesome, don't feed the cry babies, they love attention. Lots of good knowledge you are sharing with the world in these videos.

[@4englishlies875]

Oh the trolling is strong with this one....😅

[@AquaMarine1000]

I knew a big freight company workshop when they had to remove chassis bolts they were cut off with an oxy because they replaced them with new ones. This looked crazy but it was efficient and cost effective. Cheers

[@kellyreneelindsey6560]

Brother ive been a heavy duty diesel mechanic since 1996 and the way you work is exactly the way you perform those repairs... I've been doing it that way for almost 30 years ... keep on busting brother

[@sonoragingerdoodles]

If Sam Kinison was an awesome frame mechanic, he'd be this guy! R.I.P. S.K.

[@jrichardson-m9m]

I work on little baby honda cars and i dont hesistate to use the 4lb to beat rotors off the hub or studs out. Never once damaged a bearing. I also use an airhammer for studs but the studs we use are about half the diameter of yours and only about a 7mm flange.

[@bryanteaston7264]

That oil cap exploding made my day! 😂

[@950rpm]

dude hits a wall in a 75,000 lb truck, bearings are fine.... but if you knock the studs out with a sledge youre damaging the bearings all of the sudden lol

[@dcole109]

I like your style!

[@jasontaverner2634]

you are a legend!

[@KT-dm8en]

I detect a slight note of sarcasm in your voice. LOL !

[@kimwest3983]

All good to me keep doing this you know what you are doing keep up the good work

[@AnthonySmith-hr2kp]

Man I love your humor. Gets me gigglin'. Nice job, why peeps got to direct a man that's doin' this every day. I have no clue

[@brandontinker9052]

I don’t think I’ve seen you do anything I would have a problem with! The one thing I really don’t have a problem with is your music selection, that is spot on!!

[@Yonny316]

That last part was gold lmao. Are these people working on grand papys 5500 gmc? Wtf man! 🤦‍♂️

[@danielburgin1060]

Love the wit there

[@karnesmotorsports]

Keep doing you! Most of the comments are from people that don’t know how to do it but their book tells them you’re doing it wrong. Diarrhea of the mouth constipation of the brain…

[@jimsmall3864]

great stuff brother! found this channel recently. keep hurting those feelings!

[@honeycuttracing]

They is always some keyboard warriors 🙄 out there that will be putting their two cents in where it wasn't asked for! Like you said, "you do you." And the " not used to working with that large of a tool", had us rolling 🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@josiah481]

Got my autographed bob, love it! Brought it into the shop definitely gonna use it anytime someone asks me something!

[@a.j.5822]

That is great, show the haters some hammer time! good job.

[@JCReeves]

8:55 ..... ZERO brinneling noted. Yer all good, Bruh. Thanks fer the skoolin!

[@mrbill8542]

Those of us that are paying labor by the hour--we thank you for saving us money !!!!

[@tlrfun3]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I've just found this channel and its Awesome 🎉

[@kaedyncopper12]

Perfect

[@daltonwinchenbach7982]

People are really so stupid to say you’re destroying the bearing by pounding out a stud? If you could destroy that bearing with a hammer wouldn’t you think that the bearing would break apart after a couple bumps on the road with the weight of the truck at speed behind it?

[@ericstalker7973]

I'm not a heavy truck tech i just stick with the passenger cars and trucks. I'm almost positive that if somebody leaves that center preload cone off that spindle the bearings won't last a 1000 miles. Years ago I met a guy who owned a ford aspire. He took it to a Firestone for a rear wheel bearing. Well after the job was finished he could not get more than couple hundred miles on the car before the bearings on that wheel went bad. Well after a few trips back to Firestone he was very frustrated with them. Well he was told to come meet me and i will figure it out and take care of it. Well long story short when Firestone did the bearing for the first time they lost or left out a spacer that rides between the inner and outer bearings inside the hub. I was able to make a spacer and got him up and going and never needed to change that wheel bearing again. That was about 25 years ago and we are very close friends and I am also the only person he will let work on his vehicle's.

[@doodoo66]

I'm really happy to see things worked out for Bobby Hill

[@edkincaid9347]

Love the video

[@daves2552]

Well sir. At the speed your knocking the studs out your damaging the rotor! 😂

[@BrooksMoses]

Nah, he's just shot-peening it a bit to harden it up.

[@ssss-df5qz]

It's funny you mentioning the bearing preload. I had a 30 year old Ford Sierra in the other week for rear bearings. Just your typical 2 conical bearings put in either side of the hub.... but no centre shim. Looked up in the book the torque rating for the nut and it was 220Nm. I triple checked that was correct, it went against everything I thought about preload, I done it up to spec and it was fine. Go figure. I'm sure it's all been worked out by the engineers that a shimless conical bearing pack has the correct preload at 220Nm. And you know what, I trust them!

[@billfeld5883]

You keep posting and I'll keep watching,!!! They need to watch some overseas frames straightening, that is what I remember from my youth!!!😅😅😅😅😅

[@thudtrades1850]

Hell yeah Bendon! You made it to 1st on the first row ...! Finally I don't have to go lookin....

[@wanderlodgeownersgroup5]

rock on,i love your sarcasm!

[@Bediasman]

Thank you, keep them coming.

[@Miscellaneous-Ramblings]

I don't know but you cool. If the bearing is beefy enough to handle the weight of a big truck going down the road, it can definitely handle a little beating from the side. Don't let the haters get you worked up. Like someone once said "Haters got to Hate"!

[@dougpersell8776]

I would like to see a video of the best way to reinstall the studs.

[@nds2319]

I love the ending 😂😂😂😂 this is great and scroll on super techs 😂

[@MichaelClayton-h9p]

I love your sense of humor and.what is everyone big deal I do everything the same there is more than one way to do something and maybe it is because they don't work on stuff that big lol

[@dtaylor2]

Bahaha YES!! Dude I love the way you react to people. Probably the same way I'd respond to dumb shit haha. If your ever up towards East TN I'd love to meet you hell I'd even buy you a beer . These "keyboard warriors " just won't ever understand what working on tractors is like

[@hotrodhog2170]

Trolling the trolls. Gotta love it

[@chieft3357]

Done that once or twice on stud removal. You aught to see the wrench to take out the #2 compressor bearing on a jet engine. BIG!! Don't take any shit from those people who are not a person of mechanical knowledge or OJT (on the job training).

[@adamgoof]

Beast mode dude tell Waterboy you’ve been working out, Farmer Fran/Rob Schneider

[@nicholasthomas3635]

A evil twin to Bob would be a say, 'Bart' & he has the middle finger/pointy thingy for them troll boy's benefit.