Model A Ford Spring Repair | we opened our shop to Model A friends on tour
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2023
- This is when belonging to a Model A club or multiple clubs comes in handy and your Model A family helps you out!
Recently the Santa Maria Model A club was hosting a tour and they came to our neck of the woods, so we met them all for dinner in Jackson, CA which is a 35 minute drive for us.
During their travels to our area, our friend John heard a loud noise, Paul checked out underneath and saw that the spring broke about 3-4 inches from the shackle attachment!
Paul had to work the next day, but we opened our shop to them so they could fix the spring and get back on the road!
In today’s video I’ll show you what they did and how it went!
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Have a wonderful week and keep those Model A’s driving for generations to come!
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Tina, this video is a great example of teamwork I suspect these gentlemen were in the same Model A club.
Hi Mack! The guys were actually in different Model A clubs, but they all get together for tours and stuff, if I’m remembering correctly there was 3-4 clubs doing the tour together, so awesome!
SHINN'S MODEL A SHOP! Nice to see a group of volunteers hard at work. Great video Mrs S. Thanks
Thank you, have a nice week!
When you have a crew that knows what they're doing. Great video & a very cool Model A. It's ready for another road trip.
Thank you Craig 💗 Their trip was successful!
Thank you Craig 💗 Their trip was successful!
Wow! That was a pretty big job! However it’s great when fellow enthusiasts come to help! I suppose the job was completed twice as fast or maybe even quicker? Yet it was also a dangerous job, but that spreader is a great tool to get the job done. But we all know it would have never been finished if you weren’t there to supervise and to instruct them on how to properly do it! Great Job Tina, and great video as well!
Thank you so much Wayne! Many things could have been done to make the job easier and safer, but we just offered our shop so they could continue their long journey and I supervised as much as I could, I was a nervous hen knowing how dangerous this repair can be if not done right 💕
Hi Tina! I watched your video this morning and was surprised that Paul was nowhere to be found. I imagine that this repair happened on a weekday when he was out working. You both are very generous and helpful to the Model A community! Thank you thank you thank you!
I can’t even remember what day that fell on but yes, Paul had a team of guys to do a project at work and couldn’t miss it. I was left in charge lol
I’m sure the guys were tired of hearing me constantly supervise them…the project was making me nervous the way they were handling things until John the experienced one came back…I got them to take a coffee break 😁😂
Sharing resources is what clubs are for! Good job.
Yes! Thank you so much!
Awesome job installing the spring. Those guys are a real big help. Thanks for doing the video. I’m really learning a lot and watching your videos I have a 1930 model a coupe from Sturgeon Falls Ontario. Thanks again.
Thank you! Have tons of fun in your Model A!
HI Tina!: Thanks for sharing this cool video! It's SO heartwarming to see friends come together to help other friends!! Awesome!
Thank you so much Jeffery 💕 We’re all in this together!
Good job everyone! Shows strong support for club membership. Thanks to Tina & Paul for opening the use of their garage. Be careful of springs under tension.
Thank you so much ! Yes, I prayed a lot for their safety, I can only supervise so much without sounding like a major nag 😜 I had them go on a coffee brake at one point 😆
Awesome video, those boys did a great job on the leaf spring replacement. I'm impressed, thanks for sharing Model T. I hope everyone has a fantastic day!
Hey thanks Dan! Have a wonderful week 💗
Hi Tina!!
Great video with some very good and useful camera shots. This will make a very informative video for someone replacing or repairing the rear springs, spring shackles, or other parts on their Model A. Great job girl!!
Hey thank you so much!! I wish I had gotten footage of how the made new shackles out of old ones to put on the new springs that didn’t come with shackles! Have a great week!
Heck of a shop boss Model T!!! When one Model A needs repair, the Model A family comes together!!! Great job everyone!!
Thank you so much! Have a great week!
The spreader wouldn’t have engaged on the right as the eye was broken off. I’m sure glad they moved those jack stands or that would have been a mess. “Too many cooks.” Lol
So true 😁
It is so nice to work on a clean shop floor! It is a nightmare otherwise. Love the straightforward no nonsense engineering in these old cars. Thank you for such a nice, entertaining and informative video, Tina! God bless.
Thank you so much! God bless you and have a wonderful week!
That was refreshing to watch! Thank you :D
Thank you so much 💗
good teamwork!
Great Video Tina! To bad Paul wasn't there.
Thank you so much! I wish Paul could have been there also, things would have been much differently and easier…I can only supervise so much without sounding like a nag…but safety first!
Assume video! I've learned a lot from you and Paul for working on my own model A and not so apprehensive! I just dive into it great job Tina 👏 👍
That’s so awesome, thank you for sharing! Have a great week!!
Can't wait for the next video
Very cool to see what a process!
It is quite a process, things could have been done easier but I can only supervise so much lol
@@Modeltshinn exactly
Congrats on your new position...... I know you'll make us very proud!
@@garyaxsom1815 oh thank you so much! We are excited to see how Paul can make Model A’s cool again as he loves saying 💕💗
@@Modeltshinn boyh of you have already done that. I feel like I won as well with Paul at the Helm! Thank you both!
More proof of what good people you are! And nice job keeping the guys in line Mrs. Shinn. Thanks for sharing, have a blessed week. ~ Chuck
Awe thank you so much Chuck 💕 lol, I was praying a lot and offering advice every moment I could! Have a blessed week!
The metallic cinder blocks are a good thing to have and use...and before I could type, the disclaimer popped on screen! Haha!
The 'do as I say, not as I do'!
I hope you have a wonderful week and a lovely weekend! We are going on a short tour/town trip with the A's to get ice cream. Karen eats and I watch...boo-hoo!
Lol, no ice cream for you, big hugs! Have a fun time though and a wonderful week!! 💗
@@Modeltshinn I absolutely love ice cream! But my blood sugar says 'Abstain'! Type 2 for quite a few years; runs in the family. The stock joke I tell is 'there is no blood in my sucrose system'. Or at work, 'there is no blood in my coffee system'.
Oh, Karen is still talking about how you guys hugged her out of the 💙 blue!
@@williamforbes5826 good ones!
@@williamforbes5826 awe, we, especially me, love hugging and Paul has a soft spot for older ladies 💗
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i worked in a Ford truck junk yard for years ,and when a rear leaf spring broke. it can go through the bed of the truck !
Yes, this is why I was a nervous wreck when things weren’t done the way me and Paul would do the same job, it can be very dangerous. I prayed a lot and tried to give advice throughout.
Have a nice week 💗
Model T some time people do some un safe things @@Modeltshinn
that is not a good place to put the jack stands
Yep, once John got there he had them move the jacks to the frame.