We Had To Cut Fresh Paint On The Golden Nugget Trailer!

We thought we were done with the trailer. Turns out there is more work to be done.
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[@Igneale]

Put an Ammo can on the trailer for Ed to store his straps and a gas can holder on the other side.. set him up before you paint it again! Also, the side plates help but you should really gusset the toungue on that thing.

[@KUROSAKURA01]

Mount it in between the tongue and the hoop so Ed doesn't have to bend down twice, would act as a gusset with the mounts for the case. Also dont want to cover the really nice fender

[@LionChavez]

Ammo can idea is genius.

[@codydunn242]

Yes. This for sure.

[@KJsProjects]

Good idea

[@rgbrown90]

WWRD(what would rory do)

[@carguy_tmh]

I think the ramp should be as wide as the trailer, it allows the rider to put a foot down while loading it. I feel like it's a safety issue especially since Ed is going to be loading it, and is getting older.

[@dubious6718]

Yep, and then it can be used for other stuff too, like hauling a lawn mower.

[@AtlasLathe]

I agree and a small boat winch is an easy way to lift the gate for Ed without him having to bend down to pick it up. But it can be modified later as Ed shouldn't be kept waiting. I think the Suzuki should have AC too but after it is presented to Ed

[@dubious6718]

@@aFishNamedPete You don't know what Ed want to use the trailer for. It stupid to make a nice trailer just for the purpose to haul a bike.

[@jwhite2847]

YES, thank you. I was scrolling through to see if anyone had already said this. I suspect the shop may be aware of this because every time they loaded it or unloaded the bike they edited out the part where they were on the ramp with the bike.

[@dougwall7653]

I was about to post the same thing. I'd hate for Ed to fall off loading. At least need a couple of feet added to both sides of the ramp.

[@josiatokirina1788]

Robby, the number one sign of a "True Professional", is their ability to admit mistakes, fix them, and build it even better the next time. Your work ethic is a great example for others to look up to and follow! We love watching your channel and all you do!

[@mackwoodworks]

Loads of respect for anyone who can admit where they are wrong!!

[@Sapper86]

"We do it nice because we do it twice" fabrats. 😂 amazing job robby, hillbilly, and dinner. I can't wait for everything to be done and you guys present everything to ed.

[@glennphillips6513]

That’s exactly what I was thinking the fabrats are rubbing off 😂😂😂

[@algator7281]

I agree about the wood get'n slippery ... especially in the winter some sand mixed into clear coat would solve that issue without taking away the look Also "safety wire" those pins to the ramp so as to avoid losing them within a minute of removing them

[@tango1919]

I also mentioned this in the previous video when the wood was installed. Looks great though!! Safety first. Especially when you’re hauling dynamite.🤣

[@josephfuller6229]

@@tango1919 good thing the new dynamite is more stable

[@rebus570]

Some light fixture "jack chain" would be nice for the ramp clips. Need to put a restraint on rear wheel to keep it from bouncing/creepin side to side, most mc trailers have a c-channel for tires to fit in that helps prevent that.

[@frankhage1734]

The paint section of hardware should have some "Non-Skid Floor Finish Additive". It's made of ground glass powder. Easy Peesy

[@Skinflaps_Meatslapper]

@@RDCM1008 I concur

[@novavroomvroom6809]

IT takes a real man to admit his mistakes and to repaint for the second time it becomes a masterpiece... Glad it happened now and not after ED got it...!!!!

[@questioningthoughts2152]

@ Robby Layton Warning, I see a future accident taking place with Ed unloading the bike. The ramp should have been wider, when an elderly man like Ed goes to back the bike off the trailer, he will have no where to put his feet as he comes off the trailer onto the ramp, his feet, for a moment can't touch the ground while backing down the ramp. This would be solved by a wider ramp, perhaps even covered in wire mesh expanded mental to help keep the weight down., or perhaps even build the ramp assembly out of Aluminum to make it light for Ed to handle. PS, you and your team do some Awesome work, thanks for sharing with us.

[@stargazer7644]

FFS this has been said a thousand times on every trailer video.

[@questioningthoughts2152]

@@stargazer7644 wow, good to know, sounds like you have a lot time spent reading the comments, is there a way I can contact you personally to run my questions or statements across first? I'd Hate to voice my opinion or concerns without first checking with the comment section police.. Now, since you police this space, lets see some action on the scammers in this space, can you work on that asap? Your time and attention to this matter will be Greatly appreciated by the entire community. Thank you for stopping in and setting things straight, I look forward to seeing you around in the community.

[@stargazer7644]

@@questioningthoughts2152 Or you could at least glance at the comments to see if your thought has been said before and is worth adding to the noise. You can't read 10 comments on here without someone whining about poor Ed not being able to get off the trailer. You do realize Ed rides this thing up and down steep boulder covered mountain hillsides in the snow and across rock strewn creeks, right? I think he can manage a ramp on a trailer.

[@questioningthoughts2152]

@@stargazer7644 sorry buddy, I don't have that kind of time, some of us are busy with other useful issues. FYI, I didn't even read beyond your first sentence or two, why, because your complaint really isn't important to me, or perhaps most people replying in tge comment section. Do yourself a favor, put down the KZbin and get yourself some fresh air, it might help you relax. To end, I wish you well and I hope you some how get through this issue on your own, if not, seek outside assistance. Take a moment and Smile, it really changes an angry state of mind.

[@SharonRepici]

Y’all know Robby and his team did not design the trailer, it was done by Tom Tom and Matt’s crew.

[@rnreajr9184]

Robbie: The best thing you do (along with most of the good tubers) you admit to your mistakes. That means that, while we watch you fix the paint, we know that you really want it done right. Also you won't make that mistake again. There is nothing worse than someone trying to hide their mistakes, or find blame somewhere else. So when the day comes that I need the big paint job, I know that it is worth the drive to go to your shop and have the work done. Really enjoying the Golden Nugget videos, and looking forward to the other projects. Best wishes to you, your crew, and your family.

[@omnificent1273]

As a full time body tech i can feel the pain you feel having to redo that work. Dont let it get you down, just like you said you are only human and stuff happens. Love the videos, love the atmosphere of your shop and crew. If i wasnt so far from you i would love an opportunity at your shop.

[@grisslebear]

One thing I've learned watching you, your skills are above top shelf. Whatever "mistakes" you make are no match for your determination to give your best every time.

[@stevemonkey6666]

...... And there's nothing a good sanding cannot fix. 👍

[@richardgray9491]

@@stevemonkey6666. Yep, if you let it set overnight, you better sand it.

[@NemetskyCzar]

Robby, you thought of this but consider making the "R" clips captive to the ramp(tiny chains or wire rope perhaps) so they don't go missing! Top work you guys!

[@gregprince2523]

captive but replaceable

[@rodchristian1363]

Fishing trace wire and crimps would work well .

[@frankhage1734]

Stainless steel fishing leader cables would work pretty well.

[@Skinflaps_Meatslapper]

Nah, that sounds too simple. I vote for a clip dispenser that holds a few dozen, sort of like a mag. If you lose one, just grab another one to lose next time. Think of the fun you'd have unloading and reloading your clip magazine.

[@holton345]

I know it's too late, but Ed is in his eighties, and rolling that heavy bike off backward with a ramp that is barely as wide as the tires seems like an accident waiting to happen. I would have made the ramp twice the width of the tires, personally. Regardless, I am enjoying all of your Golden Nugget-related videos. Keep up the great work, guys!

[@ian3580]

I was thinking the same, not just for Ed but in general. I know it's a 'show trailer' in a way, but what if you wanted to haul something that's not the bike? Now you only have a motorcycle ramp.

[@freenovascotia1]

The fact you showed the mistake and explained how it happened, plus the remedy, shows how good you guys are. Thank you for posting, you truly are a great channel to follow

[@frankmwamba8710]

00p

[@HawkLMT]

From a safety perspective, especially for Ed, I'm wondering if the ramp should be more of a tailgate so that the Rokon can be walked onto the trailer instead of riding it on?

[@bigredc222]

That's what I was thinking a full width gate would be safer, and it would also make the trailer more useable. You could put a little tractor or quad, and a ton of other things on it if it had a full width gate.

[@georgecook960]

I was thinking it could possibly be a weight thing. I know a solid metal gate on the back would make it stand up when they unhooked it from the truck. They probably dont have the time (or weight capacity) to counterbalance the trailer for a large gate.

[@tobiastho9639]

Nice evolution of the trailer... I would have liked an extra storage on it, 1) for tools and 2) for extra jerrycan of 2stroke fuel.

[@shawnmason5290]

That was very nice of the viewer to donate the Rocon hitch. Two thumbs up buddy!

[@TheRealStructurer]

Just an observation: Every time you load and unload the bike you cut the video. That exact point is where I can see a challenge for Ed as he might not be agile enough and his legs not long enough to reach the ground. Maybe a wider ramp? Or maybe it’s actually not an issue?

[@bobweber8640]

I was thinking the same thing, even young people have trouble loading bikes up a ramp.

[@yatzi1980]

Was gonna say the exact same thing! Do a full ramp so he can put his feet down when loading, or walk it up nice and easy.

[@TheRealStructurer]

I was more thinking that it’s hard to drive any two wheeled vehicle slow and keep the balance, the older you get, the harder it gets. As the current ramp is a ladder type, it will be a bit bumpy to drive on. Maybe this all is not an issue as Ed will always go driving with someone and can get support? I just want to have him around as long as possible.

[@bobweber8640]

@@dr.floridaman4805 It’s not about the bikes ability. It’s a balance issue.

[@yatzi1980]

@@dr.floridaman4805 true but it’s a low trailer the current ramp is short… aluminum or spring assist shouldn’t be too bad to lift

[@buildingmaintenancedenver5087]

“Some of your best thoughts, are afterthoughts” - Robby Layton :)

[@charlesirby9222]

By golly...that's worth remembering! Now Robbie will be famous for having a 'Famous Quote". ...😎

[@tomschmidt381]

As a design engineer that is so true. I've had many projects that ended up entirely different then the idea I began with.

[@christopherbrown6697]

I had a utility trailer blasted and painted a few summers ago and it failed similarly. The shop blamed it on the high heat and humidity and immediately offered to re-do it. I couldn't take them up on it because I needed the trailer in service immediately through the summer and fall. The guy I usually deal with told my the owner wanted to see me in his office. He REALLY wanted to fix it. I told him that I appreciated that but couldn't afford the downtime. We reached a satisfactory arrangement whereby I used it for the rest of the season, disassembled it and dropped it off in December to re-do at their convenience. I appreciate shops that stand by their work.

[@donaldvandermerwe5387]

I am from South Africa and really enjoy watching your channel. It is great to see you all working together with Fab Rats & Matts Off Road Recovery. I follow them all. I cannot wait to see ED's face when he sees what you all have done for him. So, greetings again from South Africa. I don't post much so you may see a post now and again but be assured I am following. Enjoy.

[@cmcer1995]

It wasn't a total loss in fact it was a good thing because you discovered and took care of a couple of other items as well, so no foul, no harm. Great video footage.

[@markhainen4311]

Needs a guide rail for the back tire so the bike does not bounce around during trailering. This is based upon years of hauling motorcycles on trailers.

[@benjaminrush7888]

As long as they put straps on each side of the rear forks, it will stay in place. We always used a minimum of 6 straps, 2 in back and 4 in front, down low on the forks right above the fender, not compressing the forks. They are doubled up in front for insurance, in case one broke or came loose. Learned this delivering $30k-$40k Harleys in enclosed trailers and helping friends/family move cross country. The main issue I see is it needs strapped from the forks, not the handlebars. As a motorcycle tech I've had to replace A LOT of bent bars and rebuild blown out fork seals from people using them as tie down points in trucks and trailers .

[@lugnuts7800]

Everyone who has ever done any fabrication or automotive painting (and I've done both) knows that reworking stuff sometimes is just the nature of the beast. I'm sure the trailer is good now, much love and respect to all of you. God bless

[@huckhuckhuck]

I feel like the ramp should be the width of the trailer. I keep envisioning Ed having a hard time lining up those big old tires with that skinny ramp.

[@benjaminrush7888]

I think that would be good too, but how much weight will that add to the ramp? Wide ramps get heavy and are tough to raise.

[@aphextwin5712]

@@benjaminrush7888 Sure, but you could make three ramps with the same weight as the current one. It would take a bit longer to lower and raise three separate ramps (as well as securing each), but it shouldn’t be more difficult than operating the current one.

[@stargazer7644]

Ed is as spry as they come.

[@lew-e]

I've said it before and I'll say it again. I am so thankful for Matt's channel. I found him a couple years ago and that led me here, to Fab Rats, to trail Mater, Chads Fab, Merle's Garage... There are more that I can't even think of. And awesome song Robby

[@thelonewrangler1008]

As a full time wrench turner and a YT painter I feel the pain involved in having to do things over, and over again. Story time with a professional toolbox........ Did a rebuild on a bike. Pulled the fuel tank and set it down only to realize the seal on the fuel filler was bad and let fuel leak and seep into the tiny chip in the decal that was on the tank. 2 days later the fuel found it's way through the decal and under the paint on the tank and the entire decal lifted down to the metal. A week after that my attempt at repainting the tank and stuffing a $125 decal back on the clear coat decided to protest my efforts. $300 dollar job turned into $800 of my attempt to do the right thing. "We all make mistakes, it's what we do to correct them that decides who we are"😎 can you please get dinner to do the Truffle Shuffle already? He's a legend!🤣🤣🤣

[@montegtaylor]

Thanks for showing the real world (except for the magic carpet ride) where mistakes happen, and you fix them when you find them. You should be proud of yourself. Integrity!

[@markcandrl6039]

The pins for the ramp straps should have little chains so Ed won’t loose them and they’ll be waiting on station every time…. The previous suggestion of a lockable ammo box for tie downs and some tools is also great 👌🏼😊👍🏻 Remember there are no failures….only results. You made a good adjustment to your decision and moved on….well done 👍🏻great leadership 😊🤝🤝

[@The_Cat_Authority]

I can't wait to see how excited Ed is when he gets all this stuff. You guys are doing a great job!!

[@G3RIVER]

I wonder if Ed will live long enough to see it finished?

[@ericperkins3078]

@@G3RIVER That's my concern. Or he has a stroke when he sees it for the first time.

[@Group_Anonymous]

@@G3RIVER same. No disrespect but Ed’s not getting any younger and he is a smoker.

[@cmc7106]

We all make mistakes!! That what makes up human!! You guys do amazing work on all your projects!!

[@samuelshaver4555]

Glad you caught the "issues" before delivering it to Ed. After seeing the paint colors, I think the trailer would look better all black and let the rokon be the star of the show behind the G. N.

[@dejvidtusek1736]

No the trailer would look worse with the black

[@Paul_Lane]

The fact you are showing the issues that others pretend don't happen makes your channel much more relatable. Looking forward to the big finish.

[@mojomotoman]

“to err is human to forgive is divine”. Glad your able to correct any issues before Ed takes ownership. OEM trailer hitch is definitely the way to go. You guys are the best! 🙏

[@reimundkrohn8938]

This project was always going to be a prototype - a beta test. Beta testing allows you to work out bugs, to fine tune the finished product, and that’s exactly what you’re doing. There’s nothing to be ashamed of here, I would have expected Ed to have found problems if you didn’t. Great job identifying short comings and resolving them!

[@davelee9087]

There is nothing better than Re-R&D! Afterthoughts solve a lot of 'issues'. And you guys never leave a problem unsolved.

[@Paredification]

I hope Sean and his guy are coming out for the big reveal! I want to see all of ya'll there so you feel responsible when you make Ed cry! I know I would both cry and feel responsible! God bless every single one of you who are part of this amazing gift to a respected elder!

[@psualligater]

Since you guys are cutting, welding, stripping and repainting - I’d love to see you tie the “gooseneck” into the front tire hoop. Not only would it make it stronger, I think it would look better too.

[@clintpetty4211]

Not sure if you have a plan for the keeper pins, but would attach them with some kind of chain so they never get lost. Just a thought. Looks good, was wondering if you where going to address the tire issue when I saw your first voyage with the bike. Nicely done, keep it up.

[@MagentaRV]

Add some little keeper chains so those little pins that lock it together don't get dropped in the sand by Ed and lost forever. The chains will make it easier for Ed to pull the pins too; old hands struggle with little pins. ;)

[@randallsmerna384]

You should add some triangle gussets on the trailer neck because that's going to be a fail point from metal fatigue.

[@OwnerOfOwn]

the magic carpet bit was a fever dream dude

[@PabloDamon]

robby layton learning to paint

[@evilbrat5376]

One thing for sure - you guys keep it real - mistakes are shown and then the repair to fix them. Must respect to Bobby and crew. Hillbilly still rules! Waiting on the "Second Coming of the Nugget Trailer." Like those mods on the tie down for the Rocon. Sweet. Have a safe day ya'll.

[@dougalexander7204]

Your dedication to your craft is admirable. Further you may joke around but you are a humble and honest person.

[@mercermechanics1788]

Love the series Robby! And I’m a new sub! Thanks for the awesome content

[@N_A_RLW]

Mount a magnet(s) to the upper part of the ramp for the carter pins & washers. Also, did you dill Hole's for the Wiring and Light Mount's?

[@kenmurray4232]

Good job by you & the crew. The difference between ' it will do' & 'done right' is what makes a quality job. Paint mistakes happen, owning the mistake & fixing it brings back customers. Thanks for sharing.

[@behunin1963]

Dinner, You are the front man for sure. You make the the team.

[@davidhumeston5292]

Just so you know that was still a work in progress. Ed has not got the trailer yet. Those are not failures they are learning experiences during the process of getting this trailer ready for Ed. Keep on learning. Take care Enjoy

[@aphextwin5712]

This trailer was ‘designed’ from scratch (with a few assembled components like the axles) and without exact measurements for the size of the Rokon or the Nuggets hitch position. It’s normal that the first design has some issues. It started with the hitch needing adjustments, then the front hoop and now the ramp.

[@ShaunF]

Can I recommend that the cotter pins for the ramp be put on a chain so he doesn't loose them... just a thought Keep up the good work!

[@tonygiesige3123]

Get a Rokon for each of you three, Hillbilly and Dinner deserve one of their own

[@Drones_and_more]

Can you drill the pins so he can use R clips, you have called them cotter pins, or can you get some wing nuts so he doesn't need to carry a spanner to remove the ramp supports? If you use the R clips you can add a small chain so they dont get lost as he takes the bike on and off.

[@killeralltires]

Yea I thought the bolts were not quite the ticket. But drill it out and you could use a locking pin easily.

[@shaunpc2512]

It’s a shame that you’ve had to make some adjustments but this trailer is going to be absolutely perfect now that they are completed 👌🏻

[@nocrackhere]

No comment from Matt or Paul. No comment needed. Mr. Layton the consummate professional too hard on himself. Dont beat yourself up. You are a great body and paint specialist and apparently a great husband, dad, boss and friend as evidenced by all your loved ones. Keep up the great work sir!

[@1darryloflife]

This channel is one of the best forms of entertainment because Robby and wonderful boss and kids , Hillbilly and Dinner are so genuine. I got onto this channel via Matts off road who are also genuine no BS people having a good time.😊 Keep up the good work guys.

[@paytonruss55]

Notification squad

[@mattwheaton7621]

🤙🏻🇨🇦🤟🏻

[@Slebonson]

Your crews attention to detail is Awesome!

[@CarswithNash]

Robby nailed that Shrek impersonation!!!👌

[@brashair7652]

Thanks so much Robby for sharing your mistakes. We've all been there and nobody likes doing things over, but as you said, "that's how it goes." Love the warmth and goofiness of your team. I will admit that I first hated it when I tuned in to watch the Golden Nugget build, but after watching you guys for awhile, I now find it quite endearing and I go to your channel first thing everyday to see what's happening in your shop. Keep up the awesome work and the great videos!

[@davebenson1504]

Great to see looking after the details, making the trailer perfect... the factory hitch is indeed soooo much better... Thanks for your attention to detail and commitment to excellence

[@MTulak]

I love how you guys are so open about your mistakes and that you have a growth mindset! That's why you're so good at what you do

[@joelobcheck4503]

Robby, A good option to keep the factory hitch from flopping up and down while riding is to sleeve the chain with a piece of pipe.....pvc works great on mine. Awesome job and kudos to your whole team. Hope all of the KZbinrs involved in this project can come together again for another charity build !!!!

[@jamesbrown3358]

Appreciate your real world honesty!!

[@michaelnelson1911]

While you are going to repaint the trailer. I would like to make a suggestion. The inside of the fenders are open. Put a piece of metal and close it. This will protect the bike from rocks and mud. It will make it a whole lot nicer.

[@sandralutz-rodriguez2864]

Live and learn Robby. Your positive attitude is so refreshing. Plus nobody noticed the hoop was too small all along. Plus you improved and fixed some other things in it. This trailer is the ultimate Rokon hauler. You guys rock!

[@shawnstrader1822]

Good work. Suggestion…when you load a motorcycle, you need a firm foothold all the way up. It would not hurt to make the ramp wide enough for Ed to “walk it up”. Watch a few videos of motorcycle loading fails. Don’t look too closely. I may be in one.

[@planemaintenance3948]

You should make a full width ramp for the back of the Rokon trailer. That way if Ed needed to use it for something else, he could.

[@BigBlueMotors]

Yeah, he haul a lot more dynamite 🧨

[@1953travis]

Robby you and the crew are hands down the number one video's on my watch list, it's the professionalism- education- humor with some no a bit ok a lot of craziness! It's a lot of work you all go through with a ton of behind the scenes and in front that continually interrupt what would be normal work in the shop seriously that's for everything you all do...

[@stevelawhorne2572]

You guys need to have something for Ed to put his feet on to be able to balance going up the ramp. If he gets unbalanced on the ramp, there is a long way to fall and get hurt. A suggestion would be a wooden extension on each side of the ramp.

[@missingremote4388]

Ed will have to design a better heavy-duty ramp for himself. And have matts off-road recovery weld it on

[@jamesbigham9036]

In the words of Paul you did it right because you did it twice. I admire how you guys are so honest and admit when you mess up. I agree it has to be perfect for ED

[@donaldconroy4511]

attach your pins to the straps for the ramp so they don't get misplaced during loading and unloading. Suggest a short length of small chain or maybe some cable.

[@johnthompsonii8335]

Thanks for being honest and showing your challenges.

[@DavidJohnson-pz8hj]

Excellent attention to detail. A lot of people would have left the loop too narrow, but not Robbie's crew. I'm more impressed every time I watch the channel. Keep with the excellent work!

[@charleyl264]

Some strips of anti-skid on those boards would be a good idea, or add pumice to a final coat of finish to make walking on those boards with wet shoes or boots much safer. The anti-skid strips are available in Lowes and Home Depot. Ed will surely fall if he walks on those and they are wet or mud covered. This is a wonderful gift for Ed. I'm certain that he will really appreciate all you and the guys have done for him.

[@khcopter]

I wish all auto body shops were as honest as you Robby . I also wish you had a location closer to me!! I appreciate your videos thank you for making them!!

[@Devil3R]

The lesson of humility shines in you and your crew. Owning a mistake and making it better while redoing is the mark of true Professionals Regardless the Vocation. Great stuff. I can't wait for Ed to see all of this..We all are. Thanks.

[@robertr4193]

I suggest that you attach some small cables to the cotter pins that hold the braces for the back ramp so that don't get lost quickly. they could be attached to the ram to stay with it. You might even get the type that have a fold over ring that helps secure then when pinned. Then just attach a small length of stainless cable to the ring.

[@NebukedNezzer]

special nice because its done twice. this just shows how custom fabrication is not easy. thanks for the invention of saws all and grinders and welders etc.

[@noonehere1793]

You guys are the best! Few would have cared about that enough to re-do it correctly and for free for a second time! If I was ever to need a paint job, it will be trailered to your shop.

[@richardlewis2290]

I have worked on restoration jobs where no matter how careful you are in planning and trying to cover all your bases, when the pieces all came together from distant locations there were problems. Well done on working through these!

[@jimmatasovsky9813]

Since I first saw that trailer, I thought the front hoop was too narrow. 😂 Then I thought maybe it was supposed to be that way. Fascinating to see all the stuff you do. I have learned so much about how paint and bodywork happens. Love the channel!

[@donakahorse]

I'm extremely impressed that you aired your paint mistake, most would have fixed it without showing everyone what happened. This should give people confidence in your work ethic. And as a Harley guy myself, tell hillbilly it will come, family first, finances will come when it's time. The wind doesn't care what flavor bike you ride.

[@dukeflem]

That is an incredible amount of work you all have put in on this project for Ed. YOU ALL ARE AWESOME!!!!

[@michaelfrancis7072]

As much as I love Robby's, Matt's and Paul's channels I, at 70 years old, hope I don't die before this gets presented to Ed.

[@tylerp9620]

I love that you included this and explained what happened. Paint is daunting, you guys are awesome!

[@jeremyrodewald3632]

Sounds like a Bikes & Beard calibration. A Rokon for you, Harley for HillBilly

[@stephenpoe2037]

Thanks for sharing !

[@goldviper5280]

Love that you guys are so transparent. Make the ramp the width of the trailer so Ed can put his feet down when going up the ramp. Safety issue.

[@josephwilliamson6878]

Secure the retaining clips for the ramp, to the ramp, so Ed won't lose them

[@timvanasen6711]

Robby your honesty & drive to give your very best on every job is what sets your body shop apart from other's, great video ❤😉👍

[@stephaniewilley2224]

Those new clips/pins for the ramp straps should be attached to keeper / safety wires so as to not be lost when out in the wild or when loading/unloading in the dark. Those little clips are just waiting for their first opportunity to get free and be lost forever and they will do that at the most inconvenient time in the most inconvenient place.

[@richardhill4862]

Stuff happen, but it does not take away from the awesome you have done. I'm looking forward to see the old tow truck to get started.

[@jefftabor595]

Expertly watched video. Great work as always.

[@davebodine1526]

Great that you guys are fixing this.

[@brianstringer5039]

Very nice, I agree with the wider ramp for ED to load. I also think that the washers for the ramp straps should be welded to the straps and the pins on cables so ED doesn’t loose them. I enjoy watching your channel

[@indianoladave]

I like Dinner's style. Classic but work ready. Great show ya'll.

[@heartsky]

You have an admirable commitment to quality, well done!

[@harrisjessop1679]

One thing I have to give you credit for is that you do take pride in all your work! I wish more business owners (managers) would do the same as you do. It may take a little longer, and a little more cost to you but doing it correct before it leaves the shop will normally ALWAYS bring back repeat customers and most of all it helps word of mouth referrals.