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Jason Kraus
Добавлен 8 фев 2016
Cheap Koi Pond Fall Protection
Little bit different video, and not something for most. This old house has a pond and on order to keep from pulling leaves out of it all Fall/winter, we have to net it. Here's how I've learned to do it easily and cheaply. Hope this works for you. Total cost, maybe $100 the first time and then just the cost of the net each fall ($27).
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Backyard Project 9 - The damn fence fell down...time to improve!
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We had a double gate section of fence - about 10' fall down as the cedar posts had rotted off. Previous owners had a wide gate so people with riding mowers could mow. Well, we don't need that wide of a gate and the boss wanted something better to look at. Let me know if I succeeded!
Backyard Project 8 - wrap up?
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So the deck is down, the door is trimmed up, and I even have furniture built! Am I done? Umm, no.
Backyard Project 7 - Deck wrap up!
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So, the Deck is done...except for trim, and furniture, and stain. Bit of a philosophical question, but is anything ever really done? I will say when it's beer-thirty, I'm done.
Backyard Project 6 - Deck nearly done, time lapse.
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Quick vid with a timelapse on running down the decking boards. Watch the sky change through the video. We lost more than 10 degrees F I'm about 15 minutes at one point.
Backyard Project 5 - Camo hidden fastner system review, tips, and tricks.
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I review how the Camo system works for me on my deck and some tips that I've found help me. Stay safe everyone!
Backyard Project 4 - Progress on the Deck.
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Making Progress - removing dirt to allow for space under the joists away from the dirt. I've added weed block underneath. Let me know what questions you have or other items I could cover regarding the build.
Backyard Project 3 - Changes and more progress.
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So things change and my target has moved on this project. We're still dealing with previous poor decisions around this property from many years ago, including the back garage door and the power in the garage and former outbuildings.
Backyard Project - 2 - Ret Wall in and more overview.
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A finalization of the first segment on the backyard project. Enjoy - let me know what else I need to show along the way.
New Project - Backyard construction 1: kitchen and eating area.
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So I've started another project. This is the first vid in that series where I lay out our plans, and walk through the site a bit. Stay tuned as there have been changed to the vision from the boss already! What can I say, she keeps me on my toes.
1966 Ford Truck - Bed Fab overview
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Quick overview of what we did and landed with on the bed floor in place of the old rotted steel and instead of very expensive off-the-shelf systems.
1966 Ford Truck - Speedo cable noise
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Anyone know how to solve a noisy Speedometer cable? Looks like I'm going to need to remove it to work on it. Damn. Anyway- love having this old truck to drive around!
1966 Ford Truck - Polishing out overspray and adorable kids.
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Bit of a driveway work session. I do a bit of polishing on the hood and Samson shows that our kids are watching everything we do.
1966 Ford Truck - Driving home!
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There's still work to be done (and there probably always will be) but it's time to have it home.
1966 Ford Truck - It's Alive! And a small sermon on dreams.
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But more importantly, the truck is driving! Ran it down the road about 15 miles with good reliability.
1966 Ford Truck - First drive in four years!!!!
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1966 Ford Truck - First drive in four years!!!!
1966 Ford Truck - Heater, hood, getting close!
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1966 Ford Truck - Heater, hood, getting close!
1966 Ford Truck - Hood hinge, trim, painting, and WEATHER
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1966 Ford Truck - Hood hinge, trim, painting, and WEATHER
1966 Ford Truck - Windshield, rear window, and bed strips
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1966 Ford Truck - Windshield, rear window, and bed strips
1966 Ford Truck - Getting closer! Seat, tailgate, bumper
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1966 Ford Truck - Getting closer! Seat, tailgate, bumper
1966 Ford Truck- painting the hood and a Fathers day perspective.
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1966 Ford Truck- painting the hood and a Fathers day perspective.
1966 Ford Truck - Hood REPAIR and other progress
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1966 Ford Truck - Hood REPAIR and other progress
1966 Ford Truck - Mistakes and what I should have done first
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1966 Ford Truck - Mistakes and what I should have done first
1966 Ford Truck - Bumper, taillights, and more wiring talk
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1966 Ford Truck - Bumper, taillights, and more wiring talk
1966 Ford Truck - Windows done and weatherstripping
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1966 Ford Truck - Windows done and weatherstripping
1966 Ford Truck - Turn and Flasher harness and oil cooler
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1966 Ford Truck - Turn and Flasher harness and oil cooler
1966 Ford Truck - Exhaust kit up: quick review
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1966 Ford Truck - Exhaust kit up: quick review
1966 Ford Truck - Further Wiring updates and a more hopeful tone!
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1966 Ford Truck - Further Wiring updates and a more hopeful tone!
I really appreciate your video. Fixing to start on a 67 bed tomorrow.
No treatment on cut ends?end grain up on blockin?and I see all kinds of gap wobble....other then that,nice job.....
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J/C from a newb. My deck that came w the house has butt joints a many & I need to replace some of them. I will be using the Camo system but will there be any home inspector or deck coding issues w cribbing w the 1.5 inch pieces at the butt joints or is this considered a more sound method than sharing a butt joint w two boards ? Thanks.
If your cribbing is secured well (potentially with metal brackets) you should be fine. When in doubt, call your local planning/inspection department and ask. Mine is very helpful and would much rather answer a question in advance than fail an inspection.
very informative and explained well broke every important step down to the point that I feel I know how to do it now
Should have turned your cribbing pieces..........screws do not hold well in end grain.
Thanks for posting this. I'm in the middle of installing the same kit with glasspacks and rear exit and struggling to see how it all fits without cutting some length out. This gives me some confirmation.
Glad to hear. If you have questions about it, let me know. I want more of these trucks going down the road. Don't know if your username highlights that you're an Aussie, but the company I work for just acquired a software company out of Brisbane and I've been working with a lot of folks down in Oz since the start of the new year - great group of folks.
@@jasonkraus2831 Yup. Aussie. Looking to take my F250 back to Australia with me. As for the exhaust, I'm gonna have to take it to a shop to have the pipes over the axle bent a bit to maintain the clearances. I had to cut about 5 inches out of one side and 8 inches out of the other.
did you use the donut gaskets ?
@@sgshop15 I think so, but I've slept at least once since then : )
am asking because i wan to i stall the same kit on main but i wan to see if i need to use thise donuts rings gaskes cuz i have the original manifolds still let me know plzzz thankx alot
Thousands of videos on this and yet!! No video of the noise itself.
How bad was the gap when the wood seasoned?
Each board has shrunk an 1/8 on each side (so they've opened up by a quarter of an inch). Not ideal for some, but the shrink also didn't break any screws loose. My FIL built a deck at the same time and face screwed his boards and about 1 in 4 have sheered off due to wood shrinking.
@@jasonkraus2831 thanks for the response. I had to remove some boards that I recently put down and a lot of screws (deck mate) broke right off. I’m guessing that the wood drying out was the culprit. They’re all screwed down on the face, so I’m leaning towards the Camo system now. I just don’t want the 1/8” gap to turn into 1/2” gap when the wood shrinks because the screws go in on the sides. Did you have to tighten any screws once the wood dries?
Haven't tightened a single screw since I built it.@@hawaiiantimes7702
Why not buy correct length deck boards and not need any cribbing?
I really didn't feel like paying for 24' lumber. Not sure why this is a question...
I don’t know why or even how but my 65 F100’s ALT light is in a plug identical to the single wire ones that light the cluster at night but it functions as it should. It’s obviously not chained to the others but leads to a bundle and I don’t know where. I just leave it alone since it ain’t broke in over 20 years
Mr. Kraus, this is the video that I've been looking for! Bought a '65 f100 swb this past summer and have spent a lot of time looking for options on repairing the rusty bed. Was disappointed to see that there aren't great suggestions for metal replacement so have been wondering about going to wood. Wonderful video. Thanks for sharing
ps... The original color of mine is that same blue colour.
@@kylekramer7469 Yessir - that is a 65 color (technically not a '66 color but I liked it so much I wanted to change my truck). I'm so glad what I did is helping. This was the whole reason for me starting a channel - nobody laid out what they did to resolve these issues with the old metal beds and the parts just aren't there to resolve it in a way that worked for me. As you go through your work, pop on and ask me any question you've got. I'm glad to help in any way.
@@jasonkraus2831 thanks for your reply Jason. Thanks for your offer. I also enjoyed your other rebuild videos.
Thank you for sharing this project. I just bought a 1965 f250 with a rusty box, your videos will be an enormous help in my rebuild. Thanks again.
Nice truck and color. I hope to aquire a 1965 F250 custom cab camper special preferably caribbean turquoise like the one my dad had. Originally it had a sweet slide in camper with wonderful amber shellac birch cabinets and seafoam appliances.
They can be found! Good luck and let me know if anything I have done has helped or if I can get you more info. The nice thing about the '65's is that I think they still make the radiator subframe part for them. For the '66 F-100's you are out of luck!
I am doing a 1966 F100 rebuild right now and went down the same road with the American Wiring harness and found all the same issues you mentioned
Yep - Nobody is making a true OEM harness, even in component form (Firewall to Engine, Firewall to Dash, to Ignition, etc.) Wish I had better knowledge, but I'm just not finding one anywhere - even now.
what kind of transmission is that? ive been lokking to convert my truck to an automatic.
It is a Cruise-o-matic and was stock with this truck. They also called it the 'green dot' transmission and maybe even a C-4 (but I may be wrong). The 'green dot' is on the gear selector for standard Drive. It had a mode for snow where it started you in 2nd gear to reduce wheel spin (a white dot on the shift selector). Really reliable 3 speed automatic is what it is at heart - and that's coming from a spot where we absolutely abused this thing - like towing combine headers without 2nd gear.
Thanks for sharing. I am enjoying your videos.
The window channel does not want to go back in. The round tabs on the top fight you every inch of the way.
Thank you just bought a 66 f100 so in definitely going that route
Congrats Paul! Welcome to the club! Awesome news.
How long does the sealer take to get hard
How did you attach your framing boards around the edges?
They were a combo of face screwed and angled in with the Camo tool. So the ones on the inside of the frame had angled camo screws and then I face screwed down through the top for the outside of the frame boards.
@@jasonkraus2831 thank you.
How did you wire up the harness to the ignition coil? Been confused by a few wires that go to engine bay with the same wiring harness.
I think there is a single wire that is labelled Coil that goes right there. I will check the truck after a bit and that wire specifically.
@@jasonkraus2831 there was also a brown wire I couldn’t figure out that was an “alternator exciter” wire I was told
@@logansims9577 That's a big change with this harness especially if you have the voltage regulator and are still using that - this harness is built for an internally regulated alternator. Let me see if I can film something about my setup and get it uploaded that will help you.
Are they are strong as face screws, and is it true...no pre-drilling required even for tropical hardwood?
So far they seem to be as strong. The deck has been down for over a year in weather from -5F to 105F, gets 8 hours of direct sun every day, and no boards are loose or creaking. I also didn't split any of the pressure treated boards as I ran the screws in - something that I can never seem to say when face screwing without pre-drilling. I cannot attest to running these into tropical hardwoods like acacia or ipee - I've never done it. For me, my only complaint has been how much my pressure treated boards shrank as they finished drying after install.
@@jasonkraus2831 I had bought the camo pro and screws. When I bought my wood(red balu) I asked the guys at the warehouse what they thought. I am using 1 x 6 and they said to use face screws...that the hidden camo do not hold enough of the wood....so that is the route i went.
@@jasonkraus2831 so when i went to buy my decking(1 x 6) locally I asked the guy what he thought he said he did not think screwing in from the side held as well and recommended just bugle flats thru the top so thats what I will do.
If you could do it all over again, would you still use the Camo, and where the gap’s bigger than you wanted after the wood shrank?
@@paochino6973 Like I said I just did the old fashioned way cause more than a few who do decks told me they just don't hold as well makes sense...Also...I had probably 300 boards to tie down, had two guys helping me. If i would have used the camo it would have been really a lot slower IMO, For me there was a lot of custom cutting and adjusting as the deck was not square...so it really would have slowed things down...and honestly...a year or more later...I don't mind that the screw heads show...they are countersunk...I really don't notice and if i ever need to do a repair it seems it will be easier to do...just my two cents...don't overthink it.
What color blue is that?
It is a 1965 Ford color - Tropical Turquoise. If you're having it mixed at a shot that uses the old factory recipe books it is 1965 Ford Truck paint code O as in Oscar (not zero)
@@jasonkraus2831 I have a 65 and that color is showing up were someone painted over it. That is what I'm going to paint it,but I may add metallic to it.
@@blakeneysanders4264 So was yours a factory O code? Very cool. Mine was originally a Y code Caribbean Turquoise (much more green than this).
Great video, I believe the order of washers on vent window is incorrect. fibre (plastic) washers should be on either side of bracket. As well the channel guide goes in easier if you cut all but chrome edge a couple of times in the corner to allow bend to happen. I screwed up my first set as well.
No matter what type of fastener you use, butt ends need to lay on the full 1 1/2" of a joist or cleat. You put the cleats the wrong side up.
Yes - I did put the blocks end grain up. That may not be the best decision for overall wood durability but the deck has been stained and will continue to be protected from rot. You should see also that I do have these ends landing on a full width joist or cripple at all times. Good luck on your projects..
How’s your deck 10 months later? Would you still recommend those camo screws..?
Yes - would still recommend them without any hesitation. I have honestly had more of an issue with the pressure treated lumber shrinking so much. The CAMO system has held up even despite the lumber shrinking and having a very snowy and cold winter.
@@jasonkraus2831 thanks for your quick response. I’m about to build my deck with the same wood that you have and those screws kind looking tiny compared to traditional decking screws... my fear was that after a while those screws will go back up. Yeah I heard about the shrinking part for this type of wood but the “better boards” are crazy expensive! Thank you
@@ruffie8492 Put one in every joist and you won't have any issues with these screws. Best of luck!
I need some help with my dash my speedometer stoped working and my fuel gauge as well another thing is I’m trying to get the dash lights to work but I can’t seem to figure where it would be and a lot of the wires are tangled up it’s a absolute mess behind the dash with the wires and some aren’t even connected to the dash I need help
Unless you changed your speedometer away from the cable setup, it's not a wiring issue. Your speedo cable is a single spring running through a long housing that connects from the passenger side of your transmission to your dash directly behind the speedo. Check that first. On your other gauge wiring, take your time. Is it still factory or has it been updated? One thing to note - these old dash lights ran on bulbs, so you may need to replace them if they are burned out (I have one burned out now and need to replace that while I work on some other refresh items) So more videos relating to wiring and dash work coming soon.
The only light that works on my dash is the altinator light
It was enjoyable listening to the two of you working so patiently with each other and making sure you did I it the right way.
Thank you for your feedback. I certainly learned a lot doing it and hope it helps anyone doing the same work avoid a mistake.
So which kit did you get?
I got the American AutoWire Classics Update kit. I'm still looking for a factory harness setup and will probably move back to that setup if I ever find one. The one I have is working, but there's some key changes to equipment and methodology that I had to make to adapt it to the oem equipment I'm running.
61-66 FORD F-100 PICKUP AMERICAN AUTOWIRE CLASSIC UPDATE SERIES KIT 510260
Good videos. I've got two old 1966 f100's that I'm slowly working on. I had time on my hands staying home during the covid pandemic so decided to finish my parts truck first before starting my good truck since it will be cheaper to finish. I'll be looking for a harness for my 2nd truck later on so was interested in your experience with a harness. Thanks for the great info in your videos!
Good luck and God Bless. Let me know if you have any questions that I can help with or if a quick video of my truck might answer a question. I'd be more than happy to film something quick and pop it out here.
Hi Jason, did you ever sort out the ammeter? Thanks for the great videos
With the current 'upgrade' wiring harness, no. The ammeter will not work off a one wire alternator from what I am seeing. If I remember correctly (and I've slept at least once since tackling this), It is looking at the delta of the amperage off the voltage regulator to show charging vs discharging. I'm actively looking for a way to find a 'factory' harness setup and roll back to that from the AAW 'upgrade' kit but it's proving hard to find. Any tips - please let me know.
I'm in the market for a wiring harness to. not finding a lot of options out there. did that one have the wire for the drivers side spot light?
Not directly. What I did for the cigar lighter is I took the power feed for the power windows and utilized that instead. I'm never going to put power windows on this truck, so that was an easy trade for me. There are power feeds for windows and locks on this harness - it's the Classics Update harness so you have all sorts of those that you could utilize.
Your hard work and determination show in your beautiful truck.
Last it. Working on one as well
Thank you for the overview. It will be very helpful. Seattle 66.
Hey man great vids! I just bought a 66 f250 custom motorhome (60 70's DIY) from a coworker. Its sat in a barn behind the old Studebaker dealership in a nearby town here in Utah. Its so cherry but i beleive im inbfor a ton of work. I just got the motor fired up for the first time since 2001😊 Any tips and advice would be great!
Biggest thing that I learned was to do everything I could to keep things stock. I departed from that with the wiring harness and I regret it now. I'm making plans to move back to a stock harness at some point in the future but that's going to be a bit painful to accomplish. Feel free to ping me along the way, I need to shoot a video about replacing the fuel pump as I had to do that a bit ago.
@@jasonkraus2831 ive nevwr worked on cars so these youtube vids along with my chiltons manual are key. The fuel pump was super easy. Im on my way iut there now to see whats up with the brakes. Master cylinder looks like uts been bone dry for some time.
@@jasonkraus2831 feeling a little defeated after a long day working on the truck. I was finally able to get her to idle by herself but it sounds like maybe a rod knock. Unfortunately my friend who started her up for the first in 18 years did not prime the pump. Any suggestions?
@@albertrobinson6018 I'd start taking down the top of the motor to check it all out. I did that when I had the motor out of mine but I didn't have a knock to start with, it just didn't want to start or idle well. Now I think back and realize the fuel pump was bad then and that was most likely my problem. Start with taking down your intake and valve covers and really look at your rods and rockers. If you have to go deeper, you're probably looking at an engine-out rebuild.
I have a crazy random question. Do you happen to have a picture of the original wiring in the dash?
I'll have to dig to see if I do. I've got to tell you, it was a bit butchered before I got to it as well. I've found some wiring diagrams online that show the colors of what went where but the wire colors on my original wiring didn't match what the internet says it should have been. Are you trying to find wiring colors and purposes or just info/images to how they routed the wires?
I’m working on a 1961 F100 flareside, found this info helpful. Can you post a link to the 40-minute video you mentioned that walked you through all the door disassembly and assembly? I got the replacement window channel and I cannot find any explanation of how you take the roughly five feet of straight channel and correctly bend it to go inside the door! LMC gives no instructions and there doesn’t seem to be anything on RUclips for how to do this.
The channel is Rudy's Resurrection - Episode 15: ruclips.net/video/hlhRM3zIqzc/видео.html What I found was that I just gently and slowly bent the channel by hand to shape. Key words being 'gently' and 'slowly'. Take your time. As you bend it, the wires at either side will start to extend at the end of the channel. That's fine. Cut them flush once you have it bent to shape. I am in no way affiliated with Rudy - don't know him except through his videos. I think the next video in my series I touch on the sequence that I used as I assembled the other window hardware. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Get a vented cap for your tank and your fuel problems will be solved
Any recommendation for which to choose or the best place to source one? Definitely hit a vaporlock issue late in the day on Sunday.
@@jasonkraus2831 Well I don't think you can buy a vented cap anymore from the parts store because of vapor release laws. You may be able to find an NOS one by doing a search but I modified mine and it works great. On Ford Truck Enthusiasts there was a thread telling how to do it. You just drill a very small hole in a specific spot. Do a search on how to vent a gas cap you should find it.
Congratulations on a job well done! Thanks for all your videos and text correspondences. I will be transferring my 66 to my friends garage this week to put the the motor and drive train in.
Nice to see it driving. Beautiful truck man....can't wait to get mine driving.
Nice work! It took me 3 hrs to figure out how the rear window seal went in. Not so lucky on the windshield. Figured out the stainless trim has to go in before you install the windshield...DOH!!
Hood looks good!! I had 50 hrs and 2 repaints in mine.... I'm glad you're aware that YOU are your sons example of how to be a dad. Nice work. I raised 2 sons and 4 daughters. proud of all of them. Keep up the good work. Happy Fathers Day!!!
Strong work and thank you for the kind words. God Bless.
Just wondering...why not do power steering and power disc brakes. Easy swap off a newer truck.?
The swap for power steering isn't that easy from what I've read and I don't have the budget for buying it along with everything else that I need to acquire along the way. On the power brakes, if my kingpins were shot, I'd change them out for a disc brake conversion. That'll probably happen in about five or six years when I need to change them out, but right now I'm going to bring it back stock.
Nice work man!! I'm doing a frame off on a 66 F-250 2wd. Just starting the wiring. Going with factory harness. Good to see all the detail with your wiring. Helps alot. Good content on your series. Keep em comin!!
Thank you, sir! Love these trucks and love hearing about others doing the work to get them going. If you have any tips for me or questions on what/why I'm doing do not hesitate to comment.
I don't have any experience with wiring harnesses, but American Autowire is the only one I ever see repeatedly endorsed by other builders in ford forums and groups. I've seen mixed reviews for painless and kwick wire kits.
Thanks for your input. I will have to investigate those. Not that I'm in a hurry to start another one of these trucks, but there's one for sale up the street cheap (under $2k) and it sounds like it needs a rewire.
hey brother thanks for taking your time to show us your project. you did a good job. also do you still have the proposals submitted to you from contractors? oh and by the way, I can edit your videos. im a professional editor I used to edit videos for a living. ill do it if you can help me with some research I can show you my editing work. it will 10xxxx your viewers I promise.
I don't have the proposals anymore, but I do have my spreadsheets (not worth much to many outside my area). Hit me on Instagram (krausandsons) and we can talk about the research you're working on.
@@jasonkraus2831 I followed you.
Love that paint booth man! Way to be Scrappy!