Willys Jeep Rescue: CHASSIS WORK..and COOL NEW TOOLS to get the job done!

Willys Jeep Rescue: CHASSIS WORK..and some COOL NEW TOOLS to get the job done! Today on the farm vlog we'll take ya in the shop and get busy unboxing and showing you some new tools we have been collecting to get this big job done. We'll talk about what we are gonna do with the chassis...powdercoat v/s paint...and I'll show ya some cool DIY products we picked up from Eastwood! Hope ya'll enjoy!
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[@tomcooper920]

I have an '89 YJ that took me 4 years to build. It has been one of the most rewarding things I have done. I think you will find the same thing once you get it on the road, even more than working on it. Just st little goals and you'll get it done. DON'T GET DISCOURAGED AND GIVE UP. I'm glad you decided to keep it.

[@medicineman1948]

I love what you are doing. I was born in 1948 and in 1958 0r 1959 I learned to drive in a old Army jeep similar to yours. Thanks for the restoration.

[@waynebaird3539]

Happy about your decision to keep the jeep, Josh. They always come in handy where your gator may not be legal for on road travel. Also the accumulation of tools is a necessity. You've got many of the farm tools, logging tools, mechanic tools and tools for processing meat and chicken. Tools for this project are just as important. Happy for you. One very wonderful tool we purchased from Eastwood was their flaring tool for making brake lines. It is WONDERFUL ! Check it out. You'll never be sorry. Also we did install stainless brake lines so no more rusted ones, ever. Best of luck. Happy you are getting great advice from the pros and friends nearby.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Man thanks for the tips and I'm glad you're happy for me for getting tools...there's been some negativity about me getting tools...I guess folks think I'm supposed to be born with all the tools I need....but that was just for getting Mrs. Stoney Ridge bhahahahhaahahaa

[@MrLangDog]

Brush off any rust that's flaky but thin surface rust can be sprayed directly and converted. Will save a ton of time. Love this series!!!!!!!!

[@simpleliving6716]

You don’t need an engine hoist with your big tractor. Works really nice and saves you some money.

[@jamie6805]

Hey I just got one of those air compressor to

[@leethomas1776]

I was going to say the same thing... I have pulled many motors with a bucket alone. Forks make the job 10x easier!

[@roryk.3568]

A buddies dad owned a body shop and I used to spend a lot of time there. He used to use blankets to cover everything except the area you're sanding. Always clean afterwards, a little dusty but no sand. He also used to drape plastic from the ceiling to the floor just around the vehicle and would then blow it out then spray with water before painting. I learned the hard way that you need to be sure to wipe down the ceiling otherwise you get to re-sand and re-prep the entire top of the vehicle. Great times! Love the Willy's.

[@oneshotonekilldickey]

Agree. Keep Popcorn. Josh Jr. will have very fond memories down the road. ....even miss joshette.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Man....so far since the start of the channel we've had several vehicles pass through...66 Chev C10, 68 Bronco, 86 Chev K10 stepside, and I'm bound to be forgetting something else lol

[@kevinshowers6477]

Awesome 1952 Willys Jeep. I drove a 1952 Willys Jeep with 25,000 miles on it when I was in the Air Force REDHORSE819. I enjoy all your videos on covering just about everything. Keep up the good work.

[@skipstein744]

Good move, keeping the 'family' Willy's Jeep!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks so much

[@ellisdw]

I'm subscribed to quite a few KZbin channels. Most of them seems like they post more video than I can watch. But yours, I'm constantly checking for new ones. I'm glad you told us about the notify thing.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Awesome!! Yeah...I try not to overload....youtube wants us to upload at least 4 vids a week ...keeps us in the "recommended" category over there beside the videos...that's how most people find me

[@nachovalenti]

Great decision to keep the Jeep. I'm so glad about that.👍😁

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks Nacho!!! Wooooo!!

[@robertmalis4493]

So glad that you’re keeping it Josh

[@bobinpdx]

I loved my Gojacks when I was repoing cars. We once pushed a car out of a complex with security gates. We put the Gojacks under the front tires of the Jetta and 3 of us pushed it out at 3:00 am. We were a sight to see.

[@jasonm0284]

Really glad to hear that popcorn is staying in house. The direction you are going with the rebuild is great as well, farm/work jeep, not a show quality. I have also started up working on my 55 m38a1/cj5. I'm definitely taking inspiration from you. Keep up the good work.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Show quality farm jeep right! Woooooo!!

[@gertraba4484]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer popcorn .THEME SONG from 1969 ......................vintage MOOG kzbin.info/www/bejne/enO8m42Kmdd9oqM

[@adrockey]

If the leaf springs aren't bent or broken they are fine. If they are just misaligned then get some spring clamps (under$4 each). They didn't always use them back in the time frame of the Jeep's day.

[@oneshotonekilldickey]

Well,PawPaw will just name her myself. As one of my favorites on your show I must say that I am impressed with her loyalty and willingness to work with her husband. Appears she took her wedding vows seriously. You don’t see a lot of that these days so, MRS STONEY FARMER, I GUESS we’ll just acknowledge that if you’re happy, I am God bless you guys. I’ll watch you and support you when I can (monetarily). Keep working Josh. You are a credit to the real men of the world. Obviously your bride feels the same way. Raise many kids. We need the kind that you folks will produce. God bless you.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks Slow Slide

[@grandmasfavorites]

Yea! I'm so happy Popcorn is a keeper. I know your dad will be thrilled to see Popcorn restored and take it for a ride. May it always stay in your family.

[@davekimbler2308]

I’m glad your retaining some of your family history and leaving a legacy for your kids ! It’s all about Family in my book and I think in yours also , nice video!

[@ryancooper2826]

Glad you're keeping the Jeep!!

[@veiledzorba]

Time to change the shocks!

[@jamiebrown5023]

Josh get a cup brush and a 4 1/2" grinder will do wonders on the rusty frame and will save you from burning up your drill .

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks Jamie!

[@miloharshman1673]

Fun!...It will be neat to see the jeep running around and working on the farm.

[@onawhim7737]

So glad you decided to keep popcorn. You'll have quite a story (and videos) to show the grand kids. I agree with your plans to just clean and encapsulate the frame. As you said, your not trying to restore to concourse levels. Just have a nice 1952 Willys. BTW, same year I was born. Looking forward to the next one!

[@kurtbaker4078]

Just a FYI. Use a heavier wire bush. Use a knotted stringer wire bush. Really speeds up the cleaning when doing the long runs. The crimped wire brush you have is great for tight spots. I really enjoy the channel, Josh. I learn something new every time. Cheers

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Guys and Gals...here are a couple links I promised ya in the video: GoJack Wheel Stands: zendextool.com/product/gojak-g6313/ and Eastwood Rust Encapsulator: www.eastwood.com/eastwood-rust-encapsulator-platinum.html?srccode=1VD6068 These are not affiliate links.....just the links I promised ya

[@bradstandish3106]

good choice keeping popcorn you will always have that story to hand down generations further on

[@gloriarobinson8802]

Glad your keeping the jeep

[@kennedymcgovern5413]

It's fun watching this thing change, as he gets sponsors.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

LOL...we were gonna buy it anyway...why not give them a shoutout and help build the jeep right ! WOooooooO! Great products from Eastwood...filming with the 135 welder today....not sponsored fyi..but they deserve a shoutout for sure

[@georgewallacejr5644]

Great you keeping the Jeep buddy yes keep it in the family your kids will love it buddy 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🙏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@USMCCGAGNG]

I glad you’re keeping it! Please paint the body proper olive green. Looks like you’re doing it right! Yayyy

[@pegleg7621]

I’ve used go jacks as a tow driver and those are the greatest things since sliced bread..... Completely indispensable

[@mitchp350]

Them go jacks are something else. Best design I have seen. Not a big fan of rubberized undercoat. When water ever gets in behind it, and eventually it will, it will rot the metal big time. I had a trailer that a guy brought me to basically go over, fix lighting, check wheel bearings ect. I called him over a few days later to show him what this rubberized under coat had did, lets just say the trailer was 5 years old, and within 2-3 more years I could have put the hammer through the frame. Now granted this trailer was used hard, and left sitting around the shore(salt water), but still was the fact it trapped any water, salt ect. I ended up chipping the whole trailer, painting, and rust checking. When chipping the undercoat was coming with 1/16th - 1/8th inch rust scale, off most of trailer. In saying all that, on your Jeep, may work out the best, as most of the time it will be stored in a dry place. Glad to hear the Jeep will remain in the family, as it has for years.

[@MajorWeakness]

Yes that rubberized coating can do more damage than it saves

[@augustreil]

@@MajorWeakness, Junk as far as I'm concerned but, Jmo.

[@sharonjamison97]

I'm glad you've decided to keep the jeep.

[@benjaminstockton3917]

I am going to keep watching keep building Josh . I'm happy to hear that your keeping the jeep thanks Josh for the video's

[@adrockey]

Even though the Jeep isn't a large vehicle. You might want to get a 4" grinder and some wire wheels and sanding disc. Getting rust off would be faster.

[@dalemac7355]

👍😎glad to hear your keeping the jeep was in the family and part of the farm good call

[@ronniepate4315]

That is a cool project , looking good. When it's done give dad a drive or ride.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Heck yea...funny dad is so stubborn he probably won't wanna drive it bhahahha

[@leederdavid4782]

A plug-in high speed drill or angle grinder with wire wheel will clean the frame a lot quicker than a cordless drill - speaking from experience! Cool series!

[@ramrodfishingoutdoors8155]

You got the big air compressor now all you need is the sandblaster ! Save time with the sandblaster and get into all the nooks and crannies with it . 👍🤠

[@jakeschisler7525]

That rubberized undercoating all it does is hold in moister. then it rust from the inside. Since you are using spray cans buy the snap on spay handle then can spray like a champ!

[@samfosdick9874]

What year ..I did a 47 and made it look like a WWII. I also did a 58/59 overland express with a super hurricane! I helped my brother do a 57 truck with the bullet proof tornado! Love Jeep!

[@dalepremo3695]

Very wise on not doing the powder coating - just overkill. The Eastwood is great stuff. You really have very interesting vids, and thank you for sharing. Might suggest a corded drill to save overworking batteries, but either way, watch those eyes for flying bits of wire! I know you do, but it never hurts to say it again.

[@deadzonegaming6974]

Never can go wrong with new tools.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

True....needed tools if I'm gonna have a workshop for sure

[@richardmcdonnell3388]

Excellent Decision! Keep it!

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Yessir!!

[@mattryan2536]

I'm glad to hear your keeping the jeep.

[@RoadhogRNA]

I’m so proud you are going to keep it!!!! And yes we will be watching till the cows come home!!!! I know it’s a big expense but get yourself some type of Torch (acetylene). You will be glad you did!!!

[@jannerkev]

I'd use the old cardboard as a spray catcher behind and below your work area mate. Save getting your workshop covered in paint. Wooo!!

[@augustreil]

@@captainclay4595, How come ? lol.

[@jannerkev]

@@captainclay4595 tough

[@eugenewillsey2135]

Hey Josh ; For your Air Compressor you will need a air drier to protect your air tools and if you want to shoot paint with it . very nice stuff

[@willaimwinchell1813]

Jeep is a great build, I had a 1941 many years ago and wish I still had it. I have a chevy half ton and doing a frame up also. Have the sm465 torn down , rebuild motor. Fun stuff

[@batpherlangkharkrang7976]

Hi...... Thank you 🎥👍👍👍

[@justinfisher36]

So glad your keeping the Jeep 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@ArkansasPilgrim]

Just commenting to add traffic. Been watching on my phone when I couldn't type. Go Josh! Woooooo!

[@SunshineValley121]

Yay The Jeep is staying 😊 So happy you had a change of heart. Can't wait to see it finished Woooooo ✌🏻💛

[@GoodOlBoy1976]

I cant wait to see the finished product. I love the older style Jeeps from the war area.

[@mikebenoit158]

I thank you for showing me tools and your view on your projects thanks again

[@scottswayn8340]

yea of course ill keep on watching i love jeep and their history and i love your channel it is the highlight of my week!!!

[@onthefarmwithbigred6125]

Love your Jeep project I am working on rebuilding a 1967 cj5. Right now I have the frame striped down and fixings the rust holes. Looking forward to watching your build

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Nice! Yep this is a good time for sure!

[@sagecomstock7385]

Use an angle grinder with a wire brush disc, a lot easier and way faster than that little drill.

[@MajorWeakness]

Yes been there, angle grinder with wire or flap disk

[@AJ-ri5ee]

The braided wire brushes last like crazy too

[@laohantun7404]

Yeah when little cordless heat up, switch to angle grinder with a.c supply, faster and noiser😃😃😃, need ear plugs, eye, breathing apparatus, .... Man can't wait to see Willy rooming around the farm.

[@martinbenton742]

I also use an angle grinder with a twisted stainless steel cup brush. Lasts a long time and covers a lot of area. Save the drill and cup for tight areas.

[@Futurebeefcake]

Sage Comstock i was going to comment that.

[@matthewsims359]

i may have already mentioned this to you but i restored a 79cj7. watching your willys jeep videos is making me want to do another restore but i think i want to do an old scout. that jeep is gonna be cool and handy on the stoney ridge farm👍👍👍👍👍

[@TheVze23sqf]

Glad you’re keeping Popcorn 👍👍👍

[@MrJerryKramer]

So happy to hear your keeping your Jeep. It’s part of your family, saw that on the first video when you told the story about the Jeep. 👍

[@andrewkiwi1]

Josh for the engine crane, get one with folding legs as they take up less room in the shop. Buy 2 yards of 5/16 chain and 4 d shackles at the hardwar shop. You can hacksaw them to a suitable length for lifting the engine. Get a soft car cover for the grand national because grinding within 10 feet of it will throw iron filings the size of dust onto the paint and they will stick and go rusty if they get wet. also get a cup shaped wire brush wheel that fits your 4, 4 1/2 or 5 inch angle grinder. They have groups of twisted wire and are way more vicious than the ones with just straight wire. Great for stripping off rust and paint. Wear gloves and goggles as when the wire strands break off they will embed themselves in you without any effort on your part.

[@chrislafever4350]

While restoring a Dodge I a complete brake line and fuel line kit pre-bent for around $125 made of stainless steel. I believe Fine Line was the company. Nice stuff and way easier than bending and flaring your own.

[@dmorgan28]

Good news. That’s awesome.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks Mr. Don! and thanks for always having such a positive attitude on the channel..you are very appreciated buddy

[@hvnfun8601]

Keep the Jeep, its been in the family long enough to be your uncle :-). Use your DA sander with light sandpaper to clean the flat parts of the frame. A wire wheel works - just takes a long time :-(

[@josephsmith2649]

My Brother had a 1979 Buick Turbo Coupe, it had the same style hood as yours. It had a 3.8 Turbo, but the Turbo froze up so we pulled the 3.8 and installed a 1971 455 out of a Grand Prix with a Pontiac Turbo 400 Trans. It was a Rocket then.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

I'll bet

[@donnadonlea5182]

Y'all should do like the folks at Our Wyoming Ranch and let subscribers come and help out on the farm. Also, when you are sanding, grinding, priming, spray painting. etc. Please wear a respirator or at least a mask/filter. God bless and keep up the good work.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Yep....I have folks out...but as you can imagine...I'm so very busy....and I can't have others doing my projects for me....because I film them...it's a catch 22 for sure. If things went much faster I'd be burried up over my head lol....ok...ok...I'm already buried up! I love Mike and Aaron...good people...not sure if you know but we've been out there to visit for sure!

[@donnadonlea5182]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I understand busy Perhaps someday y'all could do like a bed and breakfast type thing or a campground.

[@Chris-yo4ks]

once you finish with all the fancy rust encapsulation and undercoatings, you should get a jug of cheap bar and chain oil and give your frame a good coat of oil.......there is a reason old vehicles have frames that are still solid after years......seeping oil that traps dirt turning into a thick tarry substance keeps water off of the metal......just reapply every year when things dry up. The truck I just bought in Dec will be getting a nice coat of oil once the weather is appropriate for it.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Lots of folks have suggested this very thing...grease and oil does stop rust that's for sure

[@dyland6647]

Heck yes brother I'm glad your keeping it!! Can't wait to see more content!

[@larrymoore6640]

Good video. Absolutely right if body man recommended Eastman products that's the one to use. The wire brush drill attachment is great for small or tight spaces but you need to use a electric grinder with larger brush for wide open areas.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Agreed Larry....that's why we got some air tools to get the job done....frame really isn't that big...not gonna be a bad job at all

[@gregcothrum4045]

Good video have a good weekend and stay safe 👍

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks Greg!

[@aaronwatson8164]

You could use your front loader to remove the engine. If you didnt want to get the engine hoist. But I have removed a few engines with the loader on our tractor, works good if you have a good operator that knows your signals.

[@buzzsawncgo2751]

When setting up your compressed air system, hit Lowe's for some "high flow" 896797 quick disconnects. The hole is half again larger than a standard one. Larger hole more air flow at the tool. Lowe's has them but you have to look hard. Harbor Frieght has them on sale this month.

[@waltertadla7193]

glad of your decision. it will be a great project and keep it in the family

[@nickhill3362]

Hi Josh pleased your doing the right thing and keeping it hope you keep it as long a your dad did☺

[@ncooper7757]

Go to Harbor Freight get some sanding stripes pads the go on a 4-1/2 hand grinder they work better then a wire wheel on a drill and it well really save your wrist

[@jdub229r]

Nathan Cooper don't forget HF flapper discs too, between those and a couple different styles of wire wheels on an electric angle grinder, be done in no time.

[@ischmel3884]

Yep, flapper discs and wire wheels on the 4-1/2 make light work. Also, fond of Rollocks on the die grinder for those tight spots...need to give that new compressor a break-in.

[@thefeared4545]

Jeffrey Wydra A wire wheel for a 4 1/2 in angle grinder works vary good as well. That’s what I’m using on my Jeeps frame and body

[@lyndelbeckwith1706]

He means flapper discs. They work wellbut so does a wire wheel disc on that angle grinder. I prefer the wire brush disc. Flapper wheel can take off too much depending on the grit and pressure applied.

[@Shane-Singleton]

Eastwood makes good stuff. I'm going to be using some of their rust encapsulator and chassis paint on my 79 K10 Chevy pickup when I get my garage built. Already have some POR15 for the cab floors after I patch them. (I'll put separate sound and heat material in after the POR15)

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Awesome!

[@ns9743]

Hurrayyyy he is keeping the jeep😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Yessir! Good stuff!

[@ns9743]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer good decision brother

[@amberdahl5616]

I like watching your vlogs

[@plagueofbadgers]

👍👍Stoney Ridge Speed Shop glad to hear you're keeping the Jeep. The rebuild will be as much fun as driving when finished. It has to be pretty cool feeling to be working on the jeep after growing up with it on your Pop's farm. Woooooo!

[@theconnollys6389]

Under coating is not a good idea because it will hold water in and cause more rust. That's why they don't sell it anymore at car dealerships. The go jacks work awesome we used them in the towing industry big help at work. PSA use go jacks on level ground, lol. Love the show. Huge fan!

[@jeep146]

Go to Walmart and buy a Aerosol Spray Handle Grip- it fits over the spray can, saves your finger and allows you spray a even finish. They only cost $5.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Got me one and I love it!

[@michaelkoon6099]

Im glad your keeping the jeep cant wait to see you finnish it

[@davidhinson5010]

Wooooo keepin the Jeep, we will stay now!

[@rickfletcher5053]

Glad to hear you are keeping it :)

[@chrischatfield2935]

Love this rebuild, love your channel

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Thanks so much Chris

[@kevinanderson705]

Stoked!!! Glad your keepin the Jeep! Looking forward to the house your gonna build for you and the Mrs. Stoney RIdge!

[@gertraba4484]

hey, Stony, building a Kit Jeep, Y not a KIT HOUSE?

[@trevorhannon900]

For many years I have always wanted a farm, and after watching you great videos I have now even more interest in getting a farm in the future. Also your lucky to have all those great tractors, it's good you kept that backhoe.

[@m2003h]

Ya....the Functionality is more important...Awesome!

[@StevesBeyondRepair]

So glad you are keeping it! Woooo

[@leomaestas366]

Wooo! Your keeping Popcorn right on

[@laohantun7404]

Keep the cool jeep, you drive that, your Mrs can drive Gator, all other volunteer can drive Gator, as the farm get busier, team can spilt to work on different place....right...?

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

Yessire!

[@laohantun7404]

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer 200 acres is quite a size....Gator down, you have Willy to back up, now 100 dollar F150 is backing you up, if Gator down. We can't sure when will Willy up and running. So Gator, F 150 must be always healthy...we should start painting F 150 rusted area, when Willy is running like a champion. F 150 can help you a lot when you start building your beautiful home...Silver is your tanker and your back up outgoing truck if Cumming need minor surgery....am I right Sir...?

[@royreynolds108]

An engine hoist can be used for other things too and is easy to use in the shop on concrete floor.

[@StoneyRidgeFarmer]

I agree....better than a tractor bucket ...great for all sorts of projects when ya dont' have an extra hand

[@roycenelson6370]

You got a tractor you got a cherry picker

[@shawnfox8002]

Dont know if you know of the tool that is like a sand blaster but don't use sand it uses steel rods I think it is called a needles air tool breaks up rust without the sand pretty noisy tool but does a good job from what I've seen.

[@notajp]

Needle scaler. Great for really crusty rust, or cleaning off weld slag.

[@augustreil]

Excellent advise. This is it and they work great ! www.harborfreight.com/compact-air-needle-scaler-96997.html

[@HamiltonvilleFarm]

Great video Josh. Well done 👍

[@matthewjohnson3910]

Sounds like a plan woooo

[@edstenson7764]

Josh, you can use the tractor bucket or forks to lift the drivetrain out. Glad to see or decided to keep them Jeep. Keep up the great videos!

[@theoriginalgem1445]

Glad you decided to keep Popcorn!!

[@dancrafton89]

Glad you are keeping the jeep. Keep making the great videos. God bless you'll.