Видео

Thank goodness you had a metric screw driver. 😅

That was a good that you got the little heater fixed. It'll heat that shop when you get the rest of the insulation in, you're making good progress on the shop. You take care Jeremy, that old cold weather is on it's way pretty soon!

Do you think you had a clearance problem on the air pump because there should be a round rubber seal between the vane housing and the cap? If you sandwich a seal in there, it would have given more clearance for the vanes. Just a thought.

coming along nicely.

Hi Jeremy, By now you probably put star washers In....( good idea) When I set my points, I start out @ .017 gap, This gives the points a chance to seat eventually down to .015 Also don't forget to lube the cam. I hope this tip helps... Vic

That garage is really coming together, I don't know how you keep all these projects moving along so well. That insulation will really pay off when you want to get out and do some work this winter. Enjoying the videos, take care Jeremy.

What a work garage..looking good 👍

Jeremy every time I see insulation I break out. Haaa!! I have crawled several thousand miles in my plumbing career in the summer in the attic.

Great video, I'm jealous of your shop now it's coming to completion though... you do need a decent compressor so I would buy the best I could.

Jeremy you sure have your hands full with all your projects, but you are getting them done. Keep up the good work.

Thanks

My 2016 F150 developed porosity in the transfer case. Fluid leaked from the case itself, not the seam. Body was ok, but the t-case was disintegrating. Went back to GM as fast as I could. Turns out that all truck makers screw the pooch here and there. Look at Ram and even Toyotas are now spitting parts all over the road.

I would be careful buying any car or sub newer than 2010 ecoborst and turbo is high mantinas cost over 1000 to have a water pump replacement for 2013 ford escape

Door chime!!!! UGGGG

Cool 😎

You made a great looking pulley out of that garden tractor wheel, it even has a great way to mate it up with the wheel. It's going to work, great plan. Take care and keep up the good work Jeremy.

I think as long as its geared low enough to take off without issues. I'm digging it. Reminds me of a golf cart i converted to gas not knowing how low geared axle was. You could take off in high gear. And it was still slow. Needless to say i pulled entire engine back off and sold it as a roller

You rock!! Thank you so much, and for the resetting of the dang thing. No tears today 😊

I used to play with magnets on the tv screen i did one time and took the magnet away but the color stayed messed up for a few minutes man i thought i was in trouble but it finally went back to normal and i never did that again

Can't wait to see the end results. Where their is will, there is a way, right?

Great idea using the tractor wheel for a pulley! And Colton definitely owes you a TV, a 26 inch Zenith tube TV.

So cool!

Undercoating works great !!

Well made video Jeremy. Like the extra mike too. Easy to hear you now. Nice ford pickup. Stay well friend.

I've got the 2017 version of the same truck. No corrosion, rust, deterioration. I keep it in a carport and where the sun hits it in extreme heat, here, the edge of the tailgate near the plastic ladder that slides out, the paint has began to peel slightly right next to the plastic. I may take the plastic off and repaint, buff and reinstall the plastic. That and where someone keyed the driver's door in a parking lot are the only signs this isn't a new truck. And there's not corrosion where the paint was scratched off with the key. I could use a paint stick touch up kit and buff it out at some point. But it is a 2017 in 2024. The truck was built in late 2016 so it's 8 years old at present. I think Ford is going to be kicking itself for building something so durable. I have changed oil every 3-5 K miles, changed the battery last year and put new tires on due to age of old ones (no real wear on the old ones). Everything works, no problems. I did get a dealer bed liner installed before I picked it up so the bed would be pristine underneath it as well. Incidentally, I never use the tailgate ladder, although my daughter finds it handy when she uses the truck. Myself I just crawl into the bed from the tailgate when I need access. I did install running boards and tonneau cover when new and they are holding up well too. The running boards were easy as Ford gives you the mounting, threaded holes pre-installed on all their trucks. Upholstery looks like new (my old Dodge driver seat wore out twice in 10 years). The Ford upholstery is rugged, durable and hasn't given up even though I haul 4 dogs in it for vet runs, etc. My son took a good look at mine and went out and got himself one just like it. That about says it all.

You got one that was made on a wednesday humpday in Mexico. Don't buy one that was made on Monday or Friday because they are hungover on Monday and they won't get off early on Friday. Make sure you get one that was made on wednesday.

Alright, so I live in ma, my buddy has a 2015 and the bottom of the doors are starting to corrode! Spray the inside with fluid film, what's the worst that happens? They do seem to be lasting WAY longer but after seeing that I've been treating my 21 like any other steel body truck

Man I wish Ford switched to having all their motors with the canister filter up top, absolutely brilliant design. I’d change my oil every 3k miles if it wasn’t such a dirty job on my 5L F150. Mine has a catch pan for where the oil filter is, which always fills with oil and I have to wipe and wipe and wipe until it’s finally clean. Just makes an absolute mess. Dumb design on fords part for sure.

Corrosion can be easily managed with woolwax or krown.

Well done

Jeremy, that makes me want a Ford just like the one you have. I like Chevy pickups but they are too high and not only does the body rust out but the frames rust out too! They have all just got too expensive. Very informative video, you take care.

Great review. My 99 F150 is partially aluminum: it’s the hood. That background music gave me anxiety 😄

Do they still make aluminum body's, I want one.😊😊😊😊

Body looks good the only thing I would do is maybe spray fluid film orPB blaster surface shield on the frame 🛻🛻👍

I truly enjoy all of your videos no matter what they are on. I agree with all t he other comments as well. I did notice the pack and lighter on the table. Made me smile. Hope you like them. Can't wait to see your next video. You & your wife are always in my nightly prayers. (montego)

Old guy approved by the old guy 👍👍

for a winter wall have you considered a hay bail wall ? just hay bails stacked and some plastic on the outside. then you have the mulch bails for next summers gardening

Nice work! Cheers from Maryland

That piece of old floor sure made a nice heavy duty shop table and that block work looks great. That deck you can be proud of, you take care Jeremy.

Looking great Jeremy! That is one hell of a sturdy deck.

That brick work looks great! Keep up the good work!

The deck looks great Jeremy. 😊

Keep the table it has history with the house 👍👍👍👍

You are a bad boy... to tackle so much work. One man😊 deck that's a lot of work .

The Model T looks GREAT! I am looking forward to seeing how you get it running sir!

Better pull the keys scenic. drive I might get drunk go for cruise

I saw a fellow use stainless steel dog bowls for hub caps he just used selftaping screws

Nice job, Jeremy, it certainly looks the part and will catch peoples eyes as they drive by. I can't help thinking you missed a trick when you said the middle board is too short. If you'd taken the window into account you could have done the bottom part in one piece. But hey, you got it done. It looks great just sitting there on the corner. All the best, Mart.

21:00 never work with dogs or kids , lol

Think thats a hand primer on that fuel pump