Using a 4 Ton Hand Press to Straighten Crash Damage to A Car Body Frame And a Tree - Part 4

In this video, I have brought a 4 Ton DIY hand press to Straighten crash damage to a car body Frame
We use a Clarke CS10BRK 10 Ton Body Repair Kit And a Tirfor Winch and a TREE
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[@grandad8753]

Great watching you learn as you go, like your vids, you show it as it is warts an all. Brilliant 👍 keep going you will get there

[@everydaysalvage]

Thank you kindly for you’re support. It really is motivating.,

[@gosportjamie]

Some of the most useful tools I've found for straightening out front end damage on older vehicles is a selection of old scissor jacks. Of course, I'm of the age when most second-hand vehicles came with a scissor jack in the boot for changing wheels, so I'm not sure how easy they are to get hold of now, but you'd be amazed what can be achieved with a few scissor jacks, a desire not to be beaten and a sense of humour...

[@richardmounfield7822]

I have also used scissor jacks with great results they can get into tight spots

[@everydaysalvage]

I didn’t even think to use one and on this channel I resorted one lol. I will if needed use one next time.

[@NgaweKingsley-xb2st]

So nice I bought my but it doesn't pump out I don't know why

[@everydaysalvage]

Maybe it's faulty

[@akram_J477]

Anyome ever using this tool and lookkkg for a strong anchor point, lampost with a seatbelt or chain wrapped around will be perfect. Seen it used before

[@everydaysalvage]

Thanks for the helpful info 👍

[@richardmounfield7822]

Cut yourself some blocks of wood use them behind when your pushing off parts to help spread the load and wood will give a little rather than damage what your pushing off. find a tree if you can and try making an attachment to inner wing . try pulling and use the portapower to push at same time . trial and error it will yield in the end . Dont pull off the wall it will prob pull it over. If you find your dragging car attach another motor with tow rope behind 2 cars handbrakes on and in gear

[@everydaysalvage]

A tree is in the next video ;) I’ve taken your advise onboard

[@vincentxiong16]

What happens after this, you have to have it inspected and then you can register it? Is that how it works?

[@everydaysalvage]

No inspection, just put back on the road. If there is an issue its normally picked up on a MOT. No need to register either.

[@vincentxiong16]

@@everydaysalvage would that be illegal driving without registration and insurance? Lol.

[@everydaysalvage]

@@vincentxiong16 no it works differently in the UK.

[@vic234able]

Looking good mate

[@everydaysalvage]

Thank you

[@Alexander_l322]

What you should do is use another car to anchor that puller or simply use the other car to gently pull the damaged area out slowly or use a tree and drive the damaged car in reverse slowly and pull it out that way. It will work but the Clarke thing is pretty pants by the look of it

[@everydaysalvage]

I used a tree, it’s up in the next video 👍

[@Alexander_l322]

Everyday Salvage brilliant I’ll have a look when you upload it :)

[@chucky2316]

I used a BT pole once 😂

[@stevenjones19-m8i]

Hi,it's almost there,you done part of it with the hydraulic pump,it just that little bit that awkward to do,fingers crossed the seatbelt pulls the crease out.

[@everydaysalvage]

steven jones it has.. next video and we’re flying

[@deleonupholstery2680]

It would have been cheaper for you if I had it ordered to be fixed than to see spent on what you don't know how to use😂

[@everydaysalvage]

Thanks for the advice.