Bob's Barn Workshop
Bob's Barn Workshop
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DIY, how to do an Oil change on a 2020 Chevy Traverse
Просмотров 3014 часов назад
We were preparing to take a 2K mile road trip the week before Christmas, So I did a quick oil and filter change!
VEVOR transmission jack unboxing and assembly!
Просмотров 8121 день назад
I need a transmission jack for my Mustang, so I got this VEVOR pretty cheap. Here's the unboxing and assembly
DIY, How to build Wooden Christmas tree skirt base from scrap materials
Просмотров 73Месяц назад
My daughter has a wooden Christmas tree base box that was flimsy and broken. She wanted me to make a replacement with slightly different dimensions. Here's how I took some 1/4" plywood and scrap 2X4's and rebuilt a better one!
DIY, How to replace old plumbing and solder copper plumbing like a pro, fast and easy!
Просмотров 157Месяц назад
I removed an old water heater and water softener. I wanted to remove all the old connections and clean up all the lines with minimum bends. Here's how to clean and solder in new copper plumbing and have a job a good as any professional!
How to raise a concrete sidewalk with simple tools and expanding foam
Просмотров 2792 месяца назад
Our front sidewalk had sunk over three inches since I poured it back in the 80's! Here's how I lifted and filled underneath it with a couple jacks and expanding foam
How to replace a classic 1967 Mustang turn signal switch and digital flasher
Просмотров 1082 месяца назад
Our Mustang turn signals were acting up, so I decided to change the whole switch and harness assembly, Here's how I did it!
Installing the correct carb spacer on the new 347 stroker in our 1967 Mustang
Просмотров 2262 месяца назад
I tried another 1" carb spacer to prevent vapor lock when we were going on Power Tour this past June. That spacer had a little bump in the center that prevented it from seating correctly. So I ordered another type that is only 1/2" thick, let's see if this one fits better!
1967 Mustang convertible rear drum brake adjustment and tire installation
Просмотров 683 месяца назад
We're continuing to release all the content preparing the mustang for Power Tour 2024! This was our first time and it just happened to be the 30th anniversary event! So I have been going through the mustang trying to anticipate anything that could fail or go wrong! I replaced the rubber brake lines, fuel line, added an electric fuel pump, checked and greased the chassis, suspension and steering...
Mounting electric fuel pump in a 1967 Mustang convertible
Просмотров 1023 месяца назад
I originally had this pump in the engine compartment and it worked fine, but we were going on Power Tour 2024, so I decided to move it back near the fuel tank to "push" the fuel, which is the preferred method!
Replacing the old fuel line in a 67 Mustang with 3/8" SS
Просмотров 753 месяца назад
The Mustang's old steel fuel line was 5/16" and so old, I decided to upgrade to a 3/8" SS! Also I think I may be installing a Sniper fuel injection, so I need a better high pressure line!
Changing the metering rods in an Edelbrock carb and installing an electric radiator fan, 67 Mustang
Просмотров 803 месяца назад
My carb was running a bit rich so I change the metering rods, then I need additional cooling for power tour 2024, here's the process!
A short message from Bob's Barn Workshop! Yes!!! I'm still alive!!!!
Просмотров 523 месяца назад
I have been so busy with summer events, trips to the cottage, lake flooding etc., Sorry I just didn't have time to do a weekly video! However, I will be dropping lot's of content on the Mustang and some VW beetle repairs and tuning, so stay with me!
DIY, How to add a passenger side mirror to a 67 Mustang!
Просмотров 2756 месяцев назад
Our Mustang has never had a passenger side mirror, so with our trip on Power Tour, we decided to buy a kit from CJ Pony parts and here's how I installed it!
Replacing the 67 Mustang rear brake line, inspecting the drums and doing a chassis lube job!
Просмотров 5176 месяцев назад
Preparing for Hot Rod Power Tour I decided to change all of the old rubber brake line and inspect all the brakes before we go. This episode covers doing those upgrades on the rear drum brkes
Replacing brake hoses and servicing the front brakes of a 67 Mustang with the Granada spindle swap
Просмотров 1116 месяцев назад
Replacing brake hoses and servicing the front brakes of a 67 Mustang with the Granada spindle swap
DIY, How to do a 2020 Traverse rear brake job, pads and rotors, how to retract the parking brake
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.6 месяцев назад
DIY, How to do a 2020 Traverse rear brake job, pads and rotors, how to retract the parking brake
Breaking beads and mounting tires on home made bead breaker...FAIL! Mounting and dismounting by hand
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Breaking beads and mounting tires on home made bead breaker...FAIL! Mounting and dismounting by hand
DIY how to build simple, cheap and very strong garage or basement shelving
Просмотров 2277 месяцев назад
DIY how to build simple, cheap and very strong garage or basement shelving
Astro van transmission mounted shift lever replacement, replace the trans shift lever under the van
Просмотров 1387 месяцев назад
Astro van transmission mounted shift lever replacement, replace the trans shift lever under the van
Chevy Astro frame warning! Check your frame for rust or failure!!! And upcoming content updates!
Просмотров 1807 месяцев назад
Chevy Astro frame warning! Check your frame for rust or failure!!! And upcoming content updates!
How to properly start up an engine from long term storage, Mustang spring 2024 start up.
Просмотров 2488 месяцев назад
How to properly start up an engine from long term storage, Mustang spring 2024 start up.
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition part 16 DIY 5 hp compressor wiring, workbench top, 20 ton press
Просмотров 898 месяцев назад
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition part 16 DIY 5 hp compressor wiring, workbench top, 20 ton press
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition part 15, finishing the big workbench built from scrap in the shop
Просмотров 288 месяцев назад
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition part 15, finishing the big workbench built from scrap in the shop
2001 Chevy Astro van parking brake cables and pedal replacement, how to assemble drum brakes
Просмотров 5578 месяцев назад
2001 Chevy Astro van parking brake cables and pedal replacement, how to assemble drum brakes
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition Part 14 repair a 5hp compressor and build big workbench from scrap
Просмотров 779 месяцев назад
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition Part 14 repair a 5hp compressor and build big workbench from scrap
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition part 13, Wiring the new two post car lift and trying it out!
Просмотров 3559 месяцев назад
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition part 13, Wiring the new two post car lift and trying it out!
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition part 12, How to connect a ceiling furnace flue and gas connections
Просмотров 399 месяцев назад
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition part 12, How to connect a ceiling furnace flue and gas connections
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition part 11, LP gas ceiling furnace installation
Просмотров 5810 месяцев назад
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition part 11, LP gas ceiling furnace installation
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition part 10, steel ceiling installation complete
Просмотров 2210 месяцев назад
Bob's Barn Workshop NEW addition part 10, steel ceiling installation complete

Комментарии

  • @inteligenciam
    @inteligenciam 14 часов назад

    That same noise happen to mi traverse same spot

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 12 часов назад

      @@inteligenciam I had the Traverse on the lift looking for the annoying buzzing before! I knew it was exhaust related but I missed it! I found some loose stuff and a hickory nut up in the bumper but not the source of the noise! My mechanic spotted it and welded it! Thanks for watching!

  • @1SwanRonson1
    @1SwanRonson1 3 дня назад

    im currently working on my traverse rear wheel barring but cannot get the rotor off. i took the T30 screw out and it wiggles, but it wont fully come off.

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 3 дня назад

      did you remove the brake caliper and caliper bracket?! the disc rotor won't come off unless the caliper and bracket are off first! If they are off, then you need to wire brush the center hub where the rotor slips over it, lots of penetrating oil , hammering, etc,! Thank for watching!

    • @1SwanRonson1
      @1SwanRonson1 3 дня назад

      @bobsbarnworkshop the caliper is completely off a buddy of mine is saying that I need to loosen the parking brake in order to get it off. The parking brake isn't currently on but I'll have to dive into it more later

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 3 дня назад

      @@1SwanRonson1 yeah, the adjuster is on the bottom and you access it through a slot in the back of the backing plate.... Forgot about that! same for most any drum brake removal!

    • @1SwanRonson1
      @1SwanRonson1 День назад

      *Update* I got the rotor off. The adjuster gear was off to the right instead of straight through the hole. Now the next issue of getting the bearing out so this video will be my reference. Thank you

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop День назад

      @ just keep hammering on it and spray lube, the shock will eventually knock it loose’ good luck!👍

  • @WANIEWAN2
    @WANIEWAN2 13 дней назад

    Hello, may I ask where did you get the steel?

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 12 дней назад

      @@WANIEWAN2 I purchased the steel at a local metal supply/hardware store. But if you need a motor mount you can order a pre drilled one from Go Power Sports, the rest was just scrap I had around the shop. Thanks for Watching!!!

  • @DaPcGhost
    @DaPcGhost 13 дней назад

    Hi there just watched this video I'm interested in attempting to convert my small 2kvw generator i use for work to run on propane and also at home as I'm in South Africa and well we don't always have electricity sometimes can go a whole week without electricity and when you really lucky you get 20 hours of electricity a day and then damn electricity infrastructure ain't good either, I'm currently at 14:44. looking at the way the generator is running I'm wondering if the air vent hole you are connecting the propane on the carb diameter isn't maybe smaller than what the port of the dual carb propane inlet port is hence why the generator is continuously revving instead of running constantly at a even pace. Also wondering how long can the generator run off propane before you would need to give it a rest Thank you for the vid and i will diff check to see if you got that 8HP conversion running smoothly at18:24 the way that govender is bouncing to me means that it is not receiving enough fuel to run the genny steadily or could maybe be getting too much air and not enough fuel which makes me think that adjusting the butterfly "choke" to restrict airflow or that the air vent hole might be smaller than the dual carb setup has or even that spring is too week to run gas as it was made for petrol and if it could be possible to change the spring for a slightly stiffer spring could maybe help as when you hold it open it runs fine I agree if you were able to mount the dual carb onto the genny that should fix the starving fuel issue. Also what you could've tried was to have the original bolt pattern on the intake welded closed, drilled and tapped to fit the dual carb bolt pattern if you are unable to get the correct one easily

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 11 дней назад

      @@DaPcGhost yeah, I was just experimenting to see if I could get it to run. As I may have mentioned, always use a regular that meters the LP to stop flow if the engine stops! It would be very dangerous without and wouldn’t run correctly under load anyways. I bought the conversion carburetor just to get the regulator cheap! If I made an adapter plate I probably could get it to run better using the whole carburetor assembly. In the video I am injecting the gas into the crankcase vent port, it probably would run better if I put a tap into the manifold just past the carb, it needs good engine vacuum to make the regulator work properly! Good luck, I hope you can get something working! Thanks for watching!

  • @sherrylkeith9695
    @sherrylkeith9695 21 день назад

    Nice video. However you should take instructions from WoodPrix if you want to learn how to make it easily.

  • @kenoger2866
    @kenoger2866 23 дня назад

    Good looking jack. Nice job on the build.

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 23 дня назад

      @@kenoger2866 thanks! If you’re a regular watcher, you’ll see I try to show the entire process including hang ups and problems! Good luck!

  • @lesjones5684
    @lesjones5684 28 дней назад

    Rigg it and whip it up

  • @lesjones5684
    @lesjones5684 28 дней назад

    Rigg it up 😅😅😅😅

  • @bobsbarnworkshop
    @bobsbarnworkshop Месяц назад

    7:32 the tap for the oil sensor hole is 7/16”. The tap for the governor arm is 3/8”

  • @bobsbarnworkshop
    @bobsbarnworkshop Месяц назад

    I just did a similar rear brake rotor and pad replacement on my daughter’s Honda HRV, which was a very similar process!

  • @wilfredocortez8327
    @wilfredocortez8327 Месяц назад

    ang bagal mo gumawa

  • @msireneable
    @msireneable Месяц назад

    Thanks for the tutorial. I love my tv tray but it wobbles more than I do 😅

  • @barrybarry5803
    @barrybarry5803 Месяц назад

    Some soapy water first Schlozzle!!!

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop Месяц назад

      @@barrybarry5803 I have used soapy water at times but it makes the “pusher” slide off the tire sometimes! Thanks for watching and commenting!

    • @barrybarry5803
      @barrybarry5803 Месяц назад

      @@bobsbarnworkshop Only put it right next to the rim lip, don't put it all over the sidewall... a wet sidewall does nothing except as you say make bead breaking slippery!!!

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop Месяц назад

      @ this is one of my oldest videos, plus it’s the most popular! I rarely do tires this way, only when selling a vehicle or utility trailer or lawn tractor tires, stuff on steel wheels that don’t need balancing. (However, I did get a bubble balancer last Christmas!) The technique does work pretty well but I wouldn’t do my nice wheels or aluminum wheels this way. Anyway, thanks for watching!

  • @makarov138
    @makarov138 Месяц назад

    Because the SWR is higher on ch1, the radiator is a bit short. If you were too add that 6" spring to the whip, I think you'd be right on the money across the entire band.

  • @jacksplumbingvideos7147
    @jacksplumbingvideos7147 Месяц назад

    I prefer an inner tube in the tire, they seat the bead for you and if the tire gets dry rotted they won't leak.

  • @elesdii1500
    @elesdii1500 2 месяца назад

    awesome work!

  • @rayspear3062
    @rayspear3062 2 месяца назад

    Nice work Bob.!

  • @kirklyles1705
    @kirklyles1705 2 месяца назад

    easy peesy,gettin greezy

  • @Dan0rioN
    @Dan0rioN 2 месяца назад

    Where tf do the pins thread to if that spacer sleeve goes all the way through both sides?!? Wtf lol mine doesn't even go through the other side like that..

  • @bobsbarnworkshop
    @bobsbarnworkshop 2 месяца назад

    So I got the first steering wheel removal segments out of order, but you'll get it figured out!

  • @arobertson486
    @arobertson486 2 месяца назад

    What is that tool you used to drive the piston back in the caliper I need one!

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 2 месяца назад

      @@arobertson486 I bought it on Amazon. Not sure what it’s called…. Maybe “disc brake compression tool”. Only 25 bucks…. Good luck! Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @oralwayne7273
    @oralwayne7273 2 месяца назад

    DAMM U THE BEST

  • @waltergrimes8075
    @waltergrimes8075 2 месяца назад

    And you also need a camera person!!! Ask your wife if she would do the camera for you. That would help you out!!!!!

  • @waltergrimes8075
    @waltergrimes8075 2 месяца назад

    It's cool that you made your own tire bead breaker. But you definitely are makin the way you are dismounting and mounting that tire. There is a faster way to do that. But I like the way you did your own tire bead breaker though.

  • @patrickbass3542
    @patrickbass3542 3 месяца назад

    Just take a 24" long x 1.5" steel grab bar. It will extend thru the side (or back) wall of your enclosure. Cut-off what you don't need/want. Attach flex exhaust at that point or attach to a muffler and your are good-to-go!

  • @adenlove9207
    @adenlove9207 3 месяца назад

    Recently, I just replaced my lawn tractor rear tire .After the pressure was released, I just stood on the tire beside the inner rim to ease the tire from the rim and followed by other side then removed the inner tube and replaced by new one.

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 3 месяца назад

      @@adenlove9207 mine are tubeless and the bead was stuck on hard, maybe even bead sealer. Thanks for watching and commenting!

  • @stephenpetrovich2383
    @stephenpetrovich2383 3 месяца назад

    hmm...wish I could see more than your leg and back.....need better camera setup....

  • @4waj1214
    @4waj1214 3 месяца назад

    As to inner tubes I've run over lots of sharp stuff that puncture the tube. Make sure you get them out of tire before you put tube in

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 3 месяца назад

      @@4waj1214 good advice! Thanks for watching!

  • @kevinulshafer3303
    @kevinulshafer3303 3 месяца назад

    Try giving a little bit of choke.

  • @mrvang8077
    @mrvang8077 3 месяца назад

    You wouldnt be having such difficulty if you had put the vehicle into service mode so the rear E Brake will retract in and not out. As for the front you just do it normal fashion.

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop Месяц назад

      You need a dealer type ODB2 digital interface device to put this particular vehicle into service mode… not easy for a DIY’er!

    • @ahimnieves127
      @ahimnieves127 23 дня назад

      @@bobsbarnworkshopis very easy, there’s videos on how to do it yourself.

  • @joshuamurray86
    @joshuamurray86 3 месяца назад

    Did you ever put the torx bolt back in the rotor?

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 3 месяца назад

      Actually, I don’t recall… it really doesn’t serve any function other than holding the rotor in place while putting the rest together. The lug nuts torqued down makes it unnecessary, Thanks for watching!

  • @PistolCombs
    @PistolCombs 3 месяца назад

    When I pull the pull start the whole bike wants to go forward I feel I’m out of alignment the chain I believe is sticking or rubbing and locking up the back wheel what am I doing wrong ?

  • @luckyfreeman5079
    @luckyfreeman5079 3 месяца назад

    just wondering if this 50 oz crank assembly stroker kit will require a special harmonic balancer also so that the balanced stroker kit assembly will not vibrate and just want to know if you can also purchase a balanced harmonic balancer at the same time you purchase the 347 stroker kit.

  • @bobsbarnworkshop
    @bobsbarnworkshop 3 месяца назад

    New episodes coming tonight and following days! Thanks for watching!

  • @kenoger2866
    @kenoger2866 3 месяца назад

    Hi Bob good to hear from you. We had a busy summer too. Very hot here in Mass. This year.

  • @bobsbarnworkshop
    @bobsbarnworkshop 3 месяца назад

    At about 2:30 in the video I say the sides are 17” deep. Hope this helps! Good luck! Thanks for watching!

  • @SaraStitt
    @SaraStitt 3 месяца назад

    I noticed the width of the bed cabinet in the official instructions was 15 7/8" wide and if you read the woodworking journal article, it suggests a 17 inch wide cabinet. Which one did you end up going with?

  • @michaelroach962
    @michaelroach962 3 месяца назад

    What side bolt or threaded rod are you using?

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 3 месяца назад

      @@michaelroach962 that’s a piece of 5/8” all thread, I think I got it at Home Depot

  • @jacobmay3058
    @jacobmay3058 3 месяца назад

    Im running into a issue with the chain hitting the torque converter wheel causing the chain to pop off and damage the converter, if anyone has or had this issue please lmk i am stumped on this

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 3 месяца назад

      @@jacobmay3058 look at the clearance between the chain master link and the rivets in the back of the converter pulley. I had to add an extra washer to give some extra clearance. Only the master link hit on mine. Good luck, thanks for watching!

    • @jacobmay3058
      @jacobmay3058 3 месяца назад

      @@bobsbarnworkshop damn yeah my whole chain is off line, i have to ct200u-ex frame amd cant figure out how to make to all line up

  • @jacobmay3058
    @jacobmay3058 3 месяца назад

    Im running into a issue with the chain hitting the torque converter wheel causing the chain to pop off and damage the converter, if anyone has or had this issue please lmk i am stumped on this

  • @Allistar
    @Allistar 4 месяца назад

    Lol well, you def need a mechanic

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 4 месяца назад

      @@Allistar worst yet…. I had to sell the Astro to the junk yard!!!!! Front body mounts totally rusted away, body collapsing onto the sub frame. Too unsafe to drive any more and I certainly couldn’t sell it to anyone in good conscience! Thanks for watching!

  • @johncracknell6133
    @johncracknell6133 4 месяца назад

    Definitely get the small tire changer from harbor freight well worth the 60 bucks

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 4 месяца назад

      @@johncracknell6133 what fun would that be!!??? Ha ha! Thanks for watching!

  • @Angie-t7k
    @Angie-t7k 4 месяца назад

    Most realistic astro van starter change i've seen so far

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 4 месяца назад

      @@Angie-t7k I filmed it as it happened, unrehearsed! As I do in all my videos , as it happens, troubles and mistakes included but in the end usually success! Thanks for watching!

  • @haskellimages
    @haskellimages 4 месяца назад

    Wow that was tough to watch. I was watching because I was thinking about doing it myself. You have confirmed that I will need some help. Glad you didn't get hurt doing that.

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 4 месяца назад

      @@haskellimages the tough part was lifting it back into place and getting it to slide over all the studs! I guess the video displays that pretty well! Just get the car up high on strong stands and a floor jack will lift it up into place. I now have a car lift and transmission jack! It would have been easier if I had those back then! All t work was worth it in the end! Thanks for watching and commenting! Good Luck!

  • @Zenchanics
    @Zenchanics 4 месяца назад

    thanks for the work!

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 4 месяца назад

      @@Zenchanics unfortunately I had to scrap the Astro because of frame rust, but with slight modifications this design can work anywhere! I now have a big Promaster and I plan on designing and building a new pull out bunk in it! Thanks for commenting and watching! Good Luck!👍

  • @Syah24721
    @Syah24721 4 месяца назад

    Which hose is that one he had to keep lifting? I got a small leak in which ever one that is I just need to know the name of it so I can replace it please 😅

  • @paulmonk7820
    @paulmonk7820 4 месяца назад

    Why don't you leave the weights off? 😮 It only makes ruts in the lawn with all that extra weight. 1:10:23

    • @bobsbarnworkshop
      @bobsbarnworkshop 4 месяца назад

      I leave the weights on because they suck to put on! Doesn’t make any difference on the lawn, they are needed to offset the weight of the snowblower attachment that hangs off the front. Thanks for watching!

  • @paulmonk7820
    @paulmonk7820 4 месяца назад

    Suggestion: to make it easier to mount the wheels, make a threaded rod to put into one hole in the hub. Then put the wheel on it, making it easy to line up the rim with the holes. 😮 1:11:28

  • @paulmonk7820
    @paulmonk7820 4 месяца назад

    😅Knee pads and a stool are required here ! 😅 1:02:21

  • @paulmonk7820
    @paulmonk7820 4 месяца назад

    Good time to clean & grease the axles. 😮 1:01:32