Welding Broken Frame and TLC on Chevy C30 Wrecker - NNKH

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

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[@alfredtrejos5400]

I have a Chevy pickup truck it's from the past

[@Акамулятор]

Thank you wery much for your content, explain, your exellent work! But welding frame, for me, wan not so good. It needs to be welded from bouth sides, i understand that it was too hard, and will be a planty of work. This is a place with a much more load than we can imagine, couse of weight not only truck and car behind, but the road trash too - holes and hard hills.

[@hkhkkk5257]

‏‪37:53‬‏ ❤

[@RogueZebra83]

Hey chris im an mot inspector over here in the uk just watched jens vid on the honda fix and was wondering what kind of inspections you guys have over there in the good ole US of A?

[@fixit4u73]

No one can accuse this guy of being lazy. Knowledgeable, crafty, thrifty, and sensible. Wish him all the success he deserves.

[@hkhkkk5257]

😂

[@brianwalker1933]

I'll second that. For a young guy, he has an amazing amount of mechanical and electrical knowledge of vehicles. His interactions with Jen and Gus, is a joy to see. He is a good man and l wish him all the best for the future.

[@paulcarter2907]

Absolutely....

[@kirk467]

Chris I’m a retired certified welder with 40 years experience in all metals and I don’t see anything wrong with your repairs , putting the scab stiffener plates with strengthen just fine brother and I’m here to enjoy your videos! Nothing criticize your methods of fabrication or repairs, the video critics need to take it easy on you buddy! lol 😂 Only thing I’ve learned welding one big rig broken frames years ago I welded everything with 7018 stick rods! Looks great brother, thanks for sharing my friend! Always sending prayers for you,Jen and Gus! Stay safe, warm and healthy y’all!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻🤙🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Kirk from Lake Charles Louisiana! Oh prayers for Turbo too!🙏🏻

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Awesome, thanks Kirk and great to hear that you approve the repair! Hopefully it holds up good

[@leadfootgarage]

This has turned out to be my favorite automotive channel. Thanks!

[@mropel1]

Me too 💪

[@chance6298]

Me 3 😁

[@coachjm310]

theres a new queen in town ...long live Jen

[@rk22cc]

Great channel

[@daledassel5658]

Mine too! I have an ‘89 R3500 GMC flatbed diesel…

[@jlabo1958]

holly cow, glad you pay attention to that cracked frame b/c that plate was 100% hiding it.

[@Mrminister28]

Keep the wrecker videos coming, I like to see you breath new life into her. Brings back memories when my dad had a towing service, Stan's Service out of Detroit. Thanks

[@donhollis5335]

My name is Don I'm from Chicago I love your videos you getting that tow truck right very nice job on that weld and frame have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

[@mikej812]

I love it as well the will start videos are cool but putting some cash into the ride making it usable is so cool and way better.

[@gilchrist31]

You Tubing many years Chris....YOUR channel is the only one I ever considered joining and DID !! You remind me of my 'mixed martial mechanicking' of my old days. Keep it up and more importantly, keep it real !! Real people look forward to it buddy.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Can't thank you enough for that aqua pig! I try to keep things real and really do enjoy fixing this old junk. Hopefully more awesome stuff to come. Thanks so much for tuning in and being part of the channel

[@lorenzotaccini765]

I could watch you work for hours straight! Loving your content, the passion you put in what you do and the way you're able to share it with your spectators. Definetly the best channel if you're into this type of stuff! Greetings from Italy!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks so much for the kind words Lorenzo in I greatly appreciate you checking the videos out. Much love from the USA

[@tool717]

I completely agree

[@79huddy]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow that oil filter mount you need is like 12 bucks brand new I would get a original gm part if possible I had and engine hurt when one of the after market filter mounts cracked on me I only use the GM performance parts ones now with no issues

[@aspenyukon6845]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow put your logo on the tow truck instead of dubals...NNKNH...

[@MrRayden6]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow after the welding did you paint with anticorrsive paint?

[@brianfalls5038]

Red-N-Tacky #2. In my humble opinion it's the best grease on the market. That's the only grease I will willingly use.

[@billydotcom9612]

The wrecker has been one of my favorite rescues. A workhorse that needed some serious help. Great progress and really interesting to see the repair priorities change as the project comes along. Also, no one ever forgets the vehicle they learn to drive stick on, cheers to Jen. Thanks for another well done, informative video...top notch content.

[@rustyneuron]

Yep. Mine was a '71 Volkswagon Westphalia camper van my grandparents bought new. Had to double clutch early and often. . .lol. It was early 90's when I was learning with it.

[@robv2026]

My dad was a heavy equipment mechanic and he had me learn how to fix things by letting me try and figure problems out on my own. When I just couldn’t figure it out he would show me how to fix it. I am not a mechanic by any means but I love to work on different projects here and there and this channel has reignited my interest. Thanks for the great videos man!

[@ronaldwilletts6906]

You're a guy like me who has learned how to do more with less. I salute you sir You"re the type of guy like me who has learned to do more with less. I salute you Sir!

[@bifaith100]

seen so many channels got new buildings and garages lately...you are a better mechanic~or at least,as good~as those guys..nice assortment of tools..and skills...i suspect youll be in a sweet garage soon

[@brucevallee5623]

Always up for some more wrecker repair video, I laughed my ass off when you were playing with the dog in the house swinging him back and forth with the blanket, I used to do the same thing with my dog and he loved it! Very cool memories 😎

[@chance6298]

Absolutely well-rounded videos, with a nice touch of personal fun with Gus

[@bikewurks1757]

I truly believe that this truck needed you as much as you needed it....I hope she puts some work in for you .....after you saved her life.....wood blocks wrapped in yoga mat are your best friend with a sling..them things tend to go hard on vehicles

[@jarr2835]

From burns to cuts, broken bones and pulled muscles, the generations coming up have no clue what hard work is all about. Thanks for showing how to get it done.

[@unsafe_at_any_speed]

Ain't that the truth! We can't even find anybody wanting to learn!

[@jarr2835]

@@unsafe_at_any_speed Yep. True my friend

[@vincentvanno4469]

Brother and I are huge fans we can sit and watch hours of you, usually upsetting our mom, anyways we’re all the way from Texas close to Mexico, going up to New Jersey for school in January! Where do I apply for apprenticeship!?!? Lol

[@richardthomas1743]

Good morning Chris and Jen and of course thumbs UP!!👍

[@explosivebody1260]

Don't forget Gus ‼️‼️

[@MicroSoftner]

@@explosivebody1260 what about Turbo!

[@buddynorris4621]

The more i watch your channel the more I like watching all the different things you get into and repair, reminds me of me, Mr fix it! I get a lot of ideas from your stuff, thanks

[@jstar1000]

You need to add Diesel Creek to your list of must watch channels. Matt is the bomb. Also FarmCraft101, that guy is like you, he does a lot of metal work as well as wood work but a lot of mechanical work as well. I can't get enough of you guy's.

[@schsch2390]

+Also Pakistani Truck......

[@1972bcain]

Reference your almost under your breath comment from Jenn’s home repair video (lol) - I never thought about what it’s like for you in your specific situation regarding all these vehicles... you are not a restoration guy so no slow roll. Not a turn and burn like a flipper channel. Not purchasing personal vehicles with unlimited budget. Not a numbers matching historical guy nor a resto mod guy... I could hear your tongue in cheek saying not to buy junk otherwise you will be stuck on every little thing. But it’s your channel brother! And it’s awesome and hopefully paying good bills! Who knows, if not for the wrecker Jenn would have missed publishing great video and you would have been elbow deep in sewer pipe part 2.

[@stevewilliams6667]

As a mechanic of 40 years enjoy your channel. Great skills and attitude of getting the job done.Good to see some people still out there that can fix things in a society of throw away and buy again.

[@alkennedy1124]

One of my tow undereaches has spindle bearings on the pin for the pivot , it’s a Zack lift 10.000 pound capacity, koolthanks BigAl thanks.

[@akafrosty6175]

I always love the feeling of fixing the little things that, while not important, are annoying. Like the ashtray.

[@brunoroberge900]

I rémové those disgusting ashtrays

[@howarddickson2162]

Good video Chris Would like too see some off roading videos and maybe some camping in the mountains , keep them coming buddy .

[@tonydowd8566]

Absolutely loving watching you bring back this ol wrecker. Keep it up.

[@shilonorman9096]

Keep fixing up the wrecker! Can always use it on side jobs to bring in income. Good investment!

[@432b86ed]

I have this gut feeling that there are big things coming for Chris and co. in the form of sponsors and such.

[@alkennedy1124]

Blaster red tacky grease, I will need to check that out ,neave heard of it til now thanks I have always just used red grease for axles o tractors 🚜 lol thanks BigAl California.

[@briantimbs429]

Man I hope we get membership to the point where you can move and have at least a 2 car garage ! Working outside is extra challenging so hats off to you for what you do. I see a lot of my past in the things you do, in regards to doing whatever it takes to keep shit running...LOL TIMBO !

[@johneden7975]

When I saw that poor attempt at the frames’ fish plate. The welder in me said,”get the fire wrench.” But the mechanic in you said air hammers. This channel is great; dog boat girl and projos. Killer combination!

[@steelcity3534]

Looking forward to Jen's second lesson in the newly fixed Wrecker. Should be much easier now. Great video, Chris. 👍🎿🍺⛄

[@jonlane8936]

Put the utility box on your wrecker and mount the boom inside. What a handy truck that would be

[@bobfurman862]

I enjoy watching your work on the wrecker. Very handy thing to have!

[@benschlack5814]

Taking a break from replacing coils and plugs on my F350 and watching a little NNKH hell's ya

[@randy2835]

I'm absolutely loving the wrecker series and it seems like something you could really use in your line of work that should pay for itself over time.

[@guubagaaba8391]

can't wait to see jen drive the tow truck!!!!!!!!!!! she'll have to learn all over again !!!

[@Stoney2525]

I love these tow trucks videos man! This has too be my favorite series!

[@rmee5165]

An enjoyable "Fix-it, make it better" video.... something everyone needs to know .

[@zimman20]

Really enjoying the series on the wrecker, Chris - more, please!

[@allenbuck5589]

Always like watching your videos. You work hard and smart. That will carry you far. Lots of talent. Skills. Signed a old retired carpenter superintendent. In. Sc.

[@KseriesKyle]

Great work as always Chris! Keeping the past alive!

[@geoffreymeek226]

You have so much energy Chris and great skills. Wish I had a tool kit like yours 😁. Love that you brought the wrecker back to life. Cheers. Geoff. England

[@charlesjames661]

Absolutely love your video's Chris... you make it "real". You provide great inspiration to those of us who don't mind getting dirty and love to learn..hands on. Keep up the great work.

[@donaldcolbert8317]

I like watching your channel because I feel like I'm one of the only people left who still uses air tools over battery powered. Good to know there's others out there.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Battery tools are great but man are they a pricey investment. I absolutely love my Milwaukee M12 cordless ratchet and Milwaukee 1/2-in impact. But to get every tool they sell I would go bankrupt. Now if they sent them to me that would be another story lol. I do like air tools though.

[@donaldcolbert8317]

@NoNonsenseKnowHow back when I started wrenching in the early 90's, what cordless tools there were had no umpf and were giant and heavy. I never grew out of that mentality I guess.

[@bobadam7021]

Request- When you move to a shop, can you do a video on the move, like a full in depth video. I have a feeling there is so much packed into that little shop that it will be jaw dropping to see it all start coming out.

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

I don't know I feel like that would add so much stress to and already stressful thing. Lol

[@danmassie1942]

Love your videos man I drove Tow Truck for 38 years and i miss it now at age 62

[@MarkTyhurst]

I know I'd like to see more with this rig. It's great watching you tackle problems you run into and you're ability to capture how you work through them is awesome. Maybe this rig will turn into an income generator for you. It looks like Turbo really loves Gus at the end, that's sweet. Thanks for another great one!

[@stoveboltlvr3798]

I was thinking I'd use a copper pipe as a sleeve to take up the slop and then you did. Good job, that should last a while!

[@haroldrichards9033]

This was a great video. I really enjoy your commentary as you restore this wrecker to a strong and usefull work-horse!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks Harold

[@crforfreedom7407]

@@NoNonsenseKnowHow I too just wanted to say: and I don't comment on channels much, but I just have to tell you how much I'm enjoying all the hard work you're putting into your content! I truly enjoy watching your thought processes, it helps me a lot with my old junk! I've learned so much! I also deeply appreciate your attention to our interest in your content format. It's been extra work for you I'm sure but it's been great and appreciated! I love getting exactly what I want to see with more available if I choose to at some time down the road. But this has been awesome! I'm still only subscribed to your channel but that may change, your wife is a very talented person and musician, and I'm always glad to see families including their WHOLE family working together as as you can tell by my thumbnail: LOVE the pup shots which you keep to a very fun, reasonable distraction. Sorry for rambling, but I just wanted you to know I see the hard work and appreciate it. Loving the whole format of this and the last couple video more than I can say. I think you've really found a niche here on YT over the other guys just trying to find gimmicks to just make $$$ (nothing wrong with making $$$, I just hate to see the pure pursuit of it consume people's content). I really feel like you have great knowledge to offer, and deeply appreciate it. Thanks.

[@ronaldmiller2740]

HI CHRIS,, MY SON AND I LIKE THIS TOW TRUCK,,, GREAT THANK'S FOR SHOWING THE POWER STEERING REMOVAL AND GETTING ANOTHER ONE INSTALLED ,, I AM HAVING PROUBLES WITH MINE LEAKING VERY LITTLE AT THIS TIME IN MY 1978 BUICK... GUS IS GREAT !!! WOW WHAT A FRAME CRACK THAT TRUCK DID A LOT OF TOWS IT WORKED HARD... FIXED,, LOOKS GREAT ,,YOU MAKE REPAIRING THINGS SO EASY .....GREAT WORK!! UNTIL THE NEXT VIDEO.. THANK''S ... PEACE,

[@thomaskaradeema9894]

Thank you for no "nails on the chalkboard" with this video! Great video Chris! Merry Christmas to Jen, Gus, Turbo and you!

[@Fordmodelcars]

It's nice to see someone use there many talents on a daily basis. Not just cranking out videos of washing dirty cars then to part them and do nothing with them. NEW SUBSCRIBER

[@jfv65]

Very effective repair on that frame. The rest of that truck will wear out before your repair will rust/fail.

[@grantmelcher1830]

Road salt is the worst! Repaired my frame multiple times. Finally it broke behind the cab 1973 F350. Luckily I found a frame from Colorado that had factory paint on it yet! Love the channel!!!!

[@1leggeddog]

These are my favourite videos, little jobs like these, fixing issues here and there, it's strangely soothing to watch ❤️

[@chance6298]

Chris Your video content is top shelf. You are so knowledgeable, calm, cool, and collected (at least i far as what's edited) 😆. Seriously, though, keep the videos coming and the awesome work. Hi Gus 👋!

[@jackrichards1863]

I came across you years back. An honest guy and gets the job done, I first thought. As time passed and you showed all we see it became clear that you've got that bit extra in your drive and energy. The going gets tough and you just step it up a bit. Until you win. To me this tow truck is a most fascinating and unknown sphere to view. Im interested all right but i dont have any criticism of how you're managing it. Example , the chasis repair. Looks a bit hmmm!? But we know from watching that the joint is tougher than most parts of any chassis. Thanks for being the guy that shares your adventures. Or ventures. Outstanding variety in the run of the same mill. Iykwim?!

[@WanderingWilfords]

Really enjoy watching your channel. Your shop set up and equipment makes me jealous! Keep up the great content I learn something new in each one.

[@shanes_bs2659]

Your assortment of misc parts never ceases to amaze me.

[@russellking9762]

Chris i gotta hand it to ya….not only are you a badass mechanic…your’e an awesome welder too….big up’s on that fix bro…wished you and Jen lived down here in New Zealand i’d be steering a lot of well paid work your way…Merry Christmas and all the best for the New Year for you both and Gus & Turbo

[@dlaitch]

On a prior video on the C30 wrecker you showed a brief look at the frame. Seeing that you got to fixing it in this video was awesome. Surprisingly the broken frame metal had only surface rust and your perseverance in welding the clamped together broken parts and reinforcing them made them stronger than when new. There are many sites about rescuing old iron Chris, but none have matched your intelligent approach to repairing these often abandoned machines !👍👍👍👍🏆🔧🔧🔧

[@martinmcdoniel4551]

More 88 Square body wrecker stuff! That is awesome Man Chris thats an awesome rig you have there fella! I am wishing you and Jen and Gus and Turbo a very merry christmas! Keep up the awesome work!

[@ginopumadera4265]

Great work Chris!!! That will definitely hold up, I’d say even more than the actual frame itself. Awesome content and fun antics with Gus and Turbo!!! Many regards to Jen, and good luck on her learning Stick!!

[@juddwieser420]

I love that your giving this old rig some attention great job!

[@ronaldsleath3118]

After I graduated out of high school years ago I used to drive a tow truck just about like that I can remember getting paid $1.25 an hour back then money went you could buy something but now you can't buy nothing I love your movie keep it up and God bless your family

[@jeffkosiba1071]

Keep the wrecker repairs coming! Great video.

[@michaelcooper5213]

I just watched Finnegan's Garage and I seen him unbox a KnowNonsenseKnowHow coffee mug! I have been a follower of both channels for some time and I really love both!!!! Keep putting out videos because y'all make my life a little more enjoyable!!!!

[@violentxsaintful]

First video I've ever seen of you was the Gran Torino vlog, since then I'm hooked lol, could watch for hours. Love the channel, love your work and passion for what you do, Jenn and Gus make the perfect complement for the variety of the channel, it's a balance of "mechanic educational stuff", vlogging, and just a guy having fun living his best life. Even learned a few tricks myself just from watching your videos and listening to your tips and advice. I really wish you the best man, Merry Christmas and greetings from Argentina

[@constantinejosephides3312]

I bought an old wrecker back in 83 first week had to replace clutch , yes good memories repairing yes part 7 lol 👍

[@charlesbrown2451]

It would be interesting to see a frame diagram of the C30 Wrecker in your video. This truck has a lot of utility!

[@whitebass16]

I dont know anything about tow trucks or even want to know about them, BUT your video's are so informative and entertaining I find myself watching all your videos. I wanna thank you for going I to detail to teach while you show us what your doing. I think now I wanna go buy a cheap welder and just practice welding things now. Lol As I scroll through KZbin, whenever I see you posted something new, I grab something to eat and drink and get comfortable to enjoy another video

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Cant thank you enough for checking out all the videos man. And awesome to hear that you find them informative. Definitely grab a welder! Good move for sure

[@scottnyc6572]

Nice job fixing the tow truck cracked frame.For what it’s worth and just an observation,i noticed there were heavy rubber mounts missing between the frame and mounting brackets.May not make a difference but probably put less stress on your welds.You bolstered them up pretty well that they’ll last.Just thought I’d mention i saw them missing.Looking forward to watching next video.Thanks and Happy Holidays!!!

[@boomer150]

I first found your video on the CAT 977, Loved every second of it then I hit your channel and found everything else. Amazing stuff man, you and my dad have a lot in common, he is a Mercedes and BMW mechanic with his own shop. He has many toys just like you, many cars, two boats, two motorcycles, snowmobiles, and a side by side just like yours. Please keep doing what your doing man, its great. Dad is not a computer guy but I plan to share your videos with him next time I visit.

[@slowshedgarage7409]

Nice repair work. Gus is one of the cool kids and don't even know it. 😁

[@DoRC]

You may want to go in and remove that bypass valve from the oil filter housing. Whereas it's going to let some oil through I get the feeling The volume's going to be at least somewhat restricted by it.

[@ghettsumm7949]

That frame repair and shifter fix were incredible! You my friend are fearless! Those formed box pieces might be holders for the stinger spoons when they're not in use?

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Yeah that could be. They're pretty light duty though

[@nicholasperry2380]

A really good video proving that bags of cash aren't always required. More of this reusing and refurbishment would be good.

[@bradleybennett6768]

Looking forward to more videos on the wrecker.

[@fernandoguillen900]

The perfect sign of happiness in home, is when dogs and cats are good friends ( 38:36 ); thanks for this lesson on broken frame, we need to do something similar, at the chevrolet suburban `89 broken frame. Saludos

[@Lugnut64052]

The bushings in the wheel lifts are a common wear item. You should be able to get kits to completely re-bush the lift and make it good as new.

[@chaddesantis4191]

From Zip's

[@charlesallen4702]

I hate to say it but I watched Jen’s video before this one. She’s amazing

[@johnseher2289]

Chris, Keep up the good work. Always interesting and informative.

[@jackanderson1418]

Sure I love the square body wrecker more vidio's would be great! Really enjoy your vidio you make lok soo easy. Thanks

[@randallyarborough7923]

Very cool to see your problem solving skills. I learned a lot watching this.

[@brianwinters4991]

First time watcher here , I've worked my whole life in truck and trailer shops, I think you did a fine job on this , next time it'll probably be going to the scrap yard .

[@darylhedrick6518]

Absolutely love your videos, not being a mechanic myself your explanations are spot on and makes it easy to follow along.. keep up the great work! Pet Gus for us! Hope y’all have a Merry Christmas!

[@halleffect1]

24:10 that's crazy the frame broken completely through.. huge leaf spring stack for heavy loads but bolted to rear floppy frame half, wow. the welded repair looks way better.

[@darylcole6853]

Love watching you work. I think you should order some custom NNKH mudflaps for the wrecker. That'd be awesome. Keep up the good work. Have a Merry Christmas!

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks for checking the video out! And great idea!

[@blanbec14]

May be the most satisfying video of your channel so far. These weldings !

[@fraserobrien3828]

yes love to see more on the tow truck ,,thanks

[@timmartin1521]

I always appreciated your abilities. But my respect increased substantially after hearing Hank Sr !!

[@swagmanexplores7472]

Great work ! Satisfying and educational at the same time 👍

[@NoNonsenseKnowHow]

Thanks swagman

[@johnboywaltonbeard4699]

Chris…Thanks for all the Content! You remind me of Bruce Spence the Gyro Captain in Mad Max, when you wear that Hat. LOL

[@ericstonge3285]

Keep them coming brother! Enjoy very much 👍👍

[@dogbitefred6631]

I had a 1952 Chevrolet wrecker back in the seventies when I ran a full-service gas station. You are bringing back a lot of good memories as I made a lot of money with the old truck. I had a Tulsa oil field pto wench on it. It could literally pull a stump out of the ground. Thank goodness it was a virtually rust-free Texas truck. One evening I sanded the whole cab down and painted it with a brush using the best enamel paint and brush I could find, it turned out great you had to look for brush marks. Green bottom and white top to match my Shamrock gas station colors. I traded it for a chopper later on and regretted it for a long time. I love watching you work on your tow truck, I like the way you fix things, make it work no frills. That's the way I always tried to maintain/repair stuff too. I was never afraid to use or put a scratch on my vehicles.

[@kennethewertz9313]

Great job on the wrecker. I think this is the prefect tool for you to do the kind of work you do. Especially if you want to get back to your place to work on it. Love your videos. They are really fun to watch.

[@kaydesign]

Wrenching in the rain, soldering thru. Love the work ethos!

[@Mikecom32]

Man, I'd love to have an old wrecker like this. EDIT: Does the brake booster work off of the power steering pump? I wouldn't expect the new PS pump to make the brakes that much better.

[@explosivebody1260]

Yep, it's what's known as a hydroboost system - the hydraulic pressure of the power steering is essentially what give the brake booster its power

[@Mikecom32]

@@explosivebody1260 interesting. Seems like it'd be more prone to failure than using engine vacuum. I'm assuming that's why it never caught on.

[@explosivebody1260]

@@Mikecom32 it was/is pretty common actually in bigger trucks - I know 03-10 dodge rams used it, along with 9th gen (2000 and onwards) chevy suburbans and silverados

[@theetravisb]

That frame fix was sweet ! Truly a Jack of all trades I love to see the resourcefulness. Exactly how my dad and me are