This video is bordering on national broadcast level production quality. Your efforts in this regard are certainly noticed! Although, I also enjoy the lower-effort around the local village shorts and other clips just as much. Thanks for sharing your skills and adventures!
I hope he never goes to University as that is where individual thought and creativity go to die. Hence the reason why there is no equivalent in University today.
This feels a lot like you've been hired to design, build and test a system for an overland rig builder. I've been jealous of your skillz for a while, but this is next level.
You beat me to it. Jezzzzzus... Next week, I'm looking forward to your video on Neurosurgery. A skill I'm sure you have but haven't wanted to share with us yet. :)
I know that I'm not amazing at coming up with names, but there is no way I could possibly come up with a better name than "Octo Sphincter 8000". Pure genius.
I don't think it's just Blynk that are going to be taking your hard work and design and monetizing it for themselves. You've built a lot of people's dream rig. Always impressed by the level of detail in the work and design. Keep on keepin on.
Glad that you are able to make all these adjustments to make the truck ride better. Even a tiny improvement is a BIG improvement because you live in the truck and use it everyday. It's a worthwhile investment of time, money and effort.
My papi said son you're going to drive me to drinking if you don't stop driving that hot rod Lincoln. Particle might be something worth looking into. I've used the Photon and Photon2 on a few projects. I miss being smart like you instead of old and brain damaged like me. 😞 Maybe you could make a sign controlled by the IMU that will say, "If this van's-a-rockin, don't come-a-knockin", when it's rockin? 🤣
This is awesome, educational, and entertaining! Side note, my girlfriend coined the term “Comfort Engineer” for doing these kinds of upgrades to our camper van 😂
Your ability to research and invent complex stuff is blowing my mind every time I come across one of your videos. 🤯 We need a video on your strategies, what do you use for research and what to do to be like you! Please make one!
Instead of Power Factor Correction we now have Pucker Factor Correction. 🙂 Your production levels continue to improve, professional quality. Thank you for putting that together. (Just upgraded my membership.) This video scratched several itches for me: automotive design and fabrication, clever coding, wonderful examples of practical application, and just-for-the-fun-of-it uses.
Wow Jason, incredible video. Love the Octo-Sphincter 8000 name, hooked to the TODD boards. HaHa. I actually use those same accelerometers (rs485 version) in my wind turbine project. They are incredible. I really enjoyed spending time with you when you were back here. Keep up the good work. Your hat microphone works awesome too. Have fun, love ya.
Great video! Always love seeing your approach to problem solving, how you accomplish it in the most budget-friendly way possible, and with wiring that looks👌. Very inspiring.
This is amazing and inspiring. It’s getting my 10 year old daughter (and my younger self) inspired to get to building out our overland rig. Thank you so much for sharing all this! It lets me live vicarious while putting my own plans together and gives me ideas about how we approach our build
Your IQ has to be off the charts! I've never seen anyone with your level of design, engineering, fabrication, applied computer skills, presentation, editing, humor, and cross-industry knowledge.
No, I've had to take it apart and repair it so often, mostly chasing leaks internally where the two halves meet... Compared with the Viair, it just works and works... Never a problem at a fraction of the price. The next time the ARB lets me down, I'm tossing it and getting a couple more Viair.
Shit my bro comes up with I swear to all that is holy blows my mind 🤯😳 literally every time I watch. Also sphincter and pucker had me going good 😂😂 as well as Columbian Tyrone hahahaa🤘🏾👊🏾👍🏾. This family is amazing. Always a brilliant watch!
Why not CTIS though? if you have that much function already, regardless of the fun of Tires go psssssssss, that's 1 reason why I haven't, because mil spec is too costly and they're the only ones who can have one. That being said, AMAZING!!!
@@Everlanders Yes, there are too many regulations for everything. Camping is a problem in most countries if it's not in a designated area. And when it comes to fuel, it's even worse. For example, Zetros trucks that are heavily converted into campers are now only sold outside of Europe due to restrictions. The only advantage is that a European vehicle can travel anywhere in the world without issues
@everlanders I would recommend what the internet calls “Ping” tanks. It’s an air tank in line with the airbag that absorbs the spikes in pressure on bumps and articulations. Just an accumulator for your suspension. Lowers the pressure spikes making the ride nicer!
As I say it always… yer cant get into serious over-landing unless you know python. Simply chopping bits of plywood for cabinetry is not a way to live this life! 😂😂😂
Этому человеку доступна инженерия крупных предприятий в любой точке земного шара, а благодаря знаниям в электронике он делает это дешевле крупных компаний! P.S. Очень удивлён, что передняя подвеска не пружинная, а на архаичных рессорах.
Dude this was awesome I've been trying to come up with a way of doing something similar on a rig that I mentally piecing together and how it will function but I have to say the wiring ehhhh I don't know it was okay😂😂😂 But for real I wish there were 10 of you on RUclips I love your stuff
Your creations and ingenuity are outstanding. I learn more every time I watch - love it! Thanks for another great video! “Octo-Sphincter 8000”? Gotta be a fun story behind that name 😂. Safe travels and happy holidays to you both.
I have the same issue with my ARB compressor. It leaks down at different rates depending on the temperature. I sent it in for repair and they didn't do anything. Definitely not worth 850.
Amazing video again. I started with Blynk after watching your videos back in the day. But I switched over to Home Assistant. You can run it completely locally with endless possibilities. A great community also creating content. Updates with improvement every month. Currently I have Home assistant set up at home. But have it also planned for the RV. You can easily creat amazing custom dashboard. I personally think it is the best solution.
Did you call that device an "Octosphincter"? Ha. Funny stuff. Your (both) delivery and video editing has evolved to next-level. Oh and that is one great piece of kit you devised there. Happy travels.
I feel like the Everlander truck needs this conversion kit! Bonus points!!, they're Canadian! Edison Motors pick up truck kit! ruclips.net/video/Gw9JUxEmsMc/видео.htmlsi=Pkby3AeCnlhAROXW
I see some great content for members you have here! Im trying to build similar system using esp home assistant with KC868. I already connected and have it operational BWK228 BWK220 (tilt angle sensor) >>could you please share the auto leveling code you wrote for the blink server. Im in europe, and want to implement it on MAN truck, I could not google the OctoSphincter8000, >>could you share some link to the product?
Wow! This is impresssive. As someone who had 46" Michelin tires with CTIS, I would much rather hav the system you have than have CTIS. That M925A2 was factory remanufacutred right before I bought it at a government auction, and I still had leaks with the CTIS. I endud up just removing and blocking it all off.
Which 7.3 emblem is that! I can't find that color online. Looks rad! Been following your vids for a while now especially all the starlink / solar stuff as I build my project. Did not realize until now your 550 was a 7.3!
Fantastic self leveling design, good job. My one caution having worked in building rear air ride assisted systems for Super Duty trucks used in a military application is the side frame air bag mount caused cracks in the frame. The frame is weakest in the location the air bag mount is attached to....the side twisting caused cracks and frame failures. The solution was to build a bracket system subframe connecting the two frame rails to to limit torsional frame twisting and cracks. Check for cracks every week or so....hopefully none will appear.
02:37 Topes, known locally as 'dead cops'. Topes can be a gradual subtle hump of asphalt, or topes can be a string of metal bumps in the shape of a military helmet. . The metal topes are abrupt and rude, often interrupting conversations while dumping beverages into the vehicle ceiling.
Excellent video. Great execution. A few things that I didn’t hear you touch on and I hope you considered is max and min allowable pressure on the airbags. Some airbags don’t like to be bottomed out and some don’t like to be overinflated as they will pop out of their housings. In the same note it’s critical axle limit straps or shocks limit the axle travel as extreme travel can also pop out an airbag from its seat. Just my 0.02 pesos on an otherwise 5 star video.
Bagged out Lincoln Pounding Minami bass tracks 😂 that was perfect! I'm in Carolina too I know about that squat! Love this setup you have designed I wish I had setup like that on my daily bagged car on the air ride 3H.
Home assistant would be the current opensource project to support as you move on from that nightmare of a company. I have been running it for over a year now as a test for my stepvan build where it will be a core component.
Hi we are Canadian travel to South America please we are stock in Mexico to get some parts .We want to know if you use Intetnet Starlink Regional o Global please
Where in the truck did you mount the IMU? Does it need to be on the truck centerline, or can you mount it anywhere, in a convenient orientation, and just look at changes from the starting "calibrated" baseline?
It's now mounted to the back side of the aluminum backplane to which all of our electrical and electronic gear is affixed (right behind my calves when I'm sitting at our dinette. If you were doing complex g-force math, then maybe it would matter more, but all I care about at the moment is angle X and Y. So it can be mounted anywhere.
Im a truck driver and while the push pull connectors are quick and easy to work with they are prone to leaking over time the old nut ferrule connectors are far superior
6 years into this trip and I've had no other problems with the others... Ones that I insert and remove frequently get chewed up and I just trim off a centimeter and they're fine again...
Hi, Andrew from Brisbane Australia - I think what you have made/built is awesome - Please accept my congratulations of such a well thought-out product/idea! You deserve any praise you receive!
Thanks for clicking and watching long enough to write a comment, it's what feeds the algorithm and ensures my spam/clickbait thumbnails are recommended to lots of other people 👍
As mentioned before, I always love your tech videos & even though I'm not very good at it, I always learn something (which is not bad for an "Old Fart!") I too built my own custom air bag set up for my 4wd, nothing is available in Australia for my American based wagon so I have to make everything (which of course is kinda cool anyway!) No hi tech on my bags but I have thought about it as we have a Roof top tent & I certainly have plenty of other silly little gadgets so YNOT (which funnily enough, is our number plates) Cheers & Merry Christmas from Oz! 👍
This video is bordering on national broadcast level production quality. Your efforts in this regard are certainly noticed!
Although, I also enjoy the lower-effort around the local village shorts and other clips just as much. Thanks for sharing your skills and adventures!
What @binarybuddha2751 said. Nicely polished, quality video ... much appreciated.
Yeah man. I totally agree. This guy is a god of academics. And gadgets.
This man can be a professor in a university- He is very good at explaining and appears very knowledgeable in everything he does. Intelligent man
I hope he never goes to University as that is where individual thought and creativity go to die. Hence the reason why there is no equivalent in University today.
@chrisb2239 🤣👍
Don't forget his sense of humor. Also important.
This feels a lot like you've been hired to design, build and test a system for an overland rig builder. I've been jealous of your skillz for a while, but this is next level.
Wow, thanks!
You beat me to it. Jezzzzzus... Next week, I'm looking forward to your video on Neurosurgery. A skill I'm sure you have but haven't wanted to share with us yet. :)
I know that I'm not amazing at coming up with names, but there is no way I could possibly come up with a better name than "Octo Sphincter 8000". Pure genius.
Well, I can't take all the credit, it was a community effort kicked off by @chipper7711 💪
You’re welcome, my beloved community😂😂😂😂❤
I don't think it's just Blynk that are going to be taking your hard work and design and monetizing it for themselves. You've built a lot of people's dream rig. Always impressed by the level of detail in the work and design. Keep on keepin on.
Just subscribed! I wish I was smart as you lol
Glad that you are able to make all these adjustments to make the truck ride better. Even a tiny improvement is a BIG improvement because you live in the truck and use it everyday. It's a worthwhile investment of time, money and effort.
As always thank you for the great video, as a fellow traveler in electronic / mechanical design I appreciate it - and the links to products.
My papi said son you're going to drive me to drinking if you don't stop driving that hot rod Lincoln. Particle might be something worth looking into. I've used the Photon and Photon2 on a few projects. I miss being smart like you instead of old and brain damaged like me. 😞 Maybe you could make a sign controlled by the IMU that will say, "If this van's-a-rockin, don't come-a-knockin", when it's rockin? 🤣
This is awesome, educational, and entertaining! Side note, my girlfriend coined the term “Comfort Engineer” for doing these kinds of upgrades to our camper van 😂
Your video skills are approaching your solid works skill level. Nicely done!
I appreciate that!
Your video sets new standard for competence in design, ingenuity, workmanship and resourcefulness. Thank you for a job done so well.
In the UK speed bumps are also commonly referred to as "Sleeping Policemen"
Really!!? Very cool that they found the same name...
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars for you. Quite the project I must say. I like the center support to the suspension the airbags add. Take care.
Thanks! 👍
Your ability to research and invent complex stuff is blowing my mind every time I come across one of your videos. 🤯
We need a video on your strategies, what do you use for research and what to do to be like you! Please make one!
Instead of Power Factor Correction we now have Pucker Factor Correction. 🙂
Your production levels continue to improve, professional quality. Thank you for putting that together. (Just upgraded my membership.)
This video scratched several itches for me: automotive design and fabrication, clever coding, wonderful examples of practical application, and just-for-the-fun-of-it uses.
Wow Jason, incredible video. Love the Octo-Sphincter 8000 name, hooked to the TODD boards. HaHa. I actually use those same accelerometers (rs485 version) in my wind turbine project. They are incredible. I really enjoyed spending time with you when you were back here. Keep up the good work. Your hat microphone works awesome too. Have fun, love ya.
That IMU is slick, I just ordered one. Hope that was an affiliate link...
I wouldn’t use rancho suspension if THEY paid ME. Over decades, I’ve seen countless Rancho fails, for premium prices.
Subscribed
First time viewer, very impressed! I like the constant 4:20 clock reading and 69% battery life on the cell phone during the demo ;) Subscribed!
Awesome project. Thanks for sharing.
Great video! Always love seeing your approach to problem solving, how you accomplish it in the most budget-friendly way possible, and with wiring that looks👌. Very inspiring.
Very kind of you to say.
Another great video!! Great info and dedication to your task. Love it!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Respect, truck camper drifter here with alot to learn, especially electronics! Thanks for sharing, what a rig 🤙
This is amazing and inspiring. It’s getting my 10 year old daughter (and my younger self) inspired to get to building out our overland rig. Thank you so much for sharing all this! It lets me live vicarious while putting my own plans together and gives me ideas about how we approach our build
Pure gold right here! For us overlanding/offroading nerds and warriors this is hardcore xxx material. THANK YOU!
Great video! Your skill with screen shot editing and movie magic has vastly improved. I will get the witmotion.
You're a Canadian treasure. Amazing builds as usual.
Love from Alberta
Your IQ has to be off the charts! I've never seen anyone with your level of design, engineering, fabrication, applied computer skills, presentation, editing, humor, and cross-industry knowledge.
@brettha,
And credit due to her husband Todd for his encouragement and support...
Would you buy this ARB air compressor again? Or go with a different model?
No, I've had to take it apart and repair it so often, mostly chasing leaks internally where the two halves meet... Compared with the Viair, it just works and works... Never a problem at a fraction of the price. The next time the ARB lets me down, I'm tossing it and getting a couple more Viair.
@@Everlanders thanks so much for your thoughts on this. Incredible build so far! Cheers.
Shit my bro comes up with I swear to all that is holy blows my mind 🤯😳 literally every time I watch. Also sphincter and pucker had me going good 😂😂 as well as Columbian Tyrone hahahaa🤘🏾👊🏾👍🏾. This family is amazing. Always a brilliant watch!
Why not CTIS though? if you have that much function already, regardless of the fun of Tires go psssssssss, that's 1 reason why I haven't, because mil spec is too costly and they're the only ones who can have one.
That being said, AMAZING!!!
In Europe, if I were to drive with panels arranged like this, they wouldn't fine me; they'd shoot me on the spot 😂
And that is why I'm unlikely to ever go to Europe...
@@Everlanders Yes, there are too many regulations for everything. Camping is a problem in most countries if it's not in a designated area. And when it comes to fuel, it's even worse. For example, Zetros trucks that are heavily converted into campers are now only sold outside of Europe due to restrictions. The only advantage is that a European vehicle can travel anywhere in the world without issues
@@Everlanders oh we sad now! LOL
Whoo! Great Vid. Maybe my camper needs some autolevel??
@everlanders I would recommend what the internet calls “Ping” tanks. It’s an air tank in line with the airbag that absorbs the spikes in pressure on bumps and articulations. Just an accumulator for your suspension. Lowers the pressure spikes making the ride nicer!
As I say it always… yer cant get into serious over-landing unless you know python. Simply chopping bits of plywood for cabinetry is not a way to live this life! 😂😂😂
Этому человеку доступна инженерия крупных предприятий в любой точке земного шара, а благодаря знаниям в электронике он делает это дешевле крупных компаний!
P.S. Очень удивлён, что передняя подвеска не пружинная, а на архаичных рессорах.
Excellent RV! Good everywhere mountain,Rivers,Dessert, not like some RV is lower and small tires!
Dude this was awesome I've been trying to come up with a way of doing something similar on a rig that I mentally piecing together and how it will function but I have to say the wiring ehhhh I don't know it was okay😂😂😂 But for real I wish there were 10 of you on RUclips I love your stuff
Your creations and ingenuity are outstanding. I learn more every time I watch - love it! Thanks for another great video! “Octo-Sphincter 8000”? Gotta be a fun story behind that name 😂. Safe travels and happy holidays to you both.
Thank you! Cheers!
I have the same issue with my ARB compressor. It leaks down at different rates depending on the temperature. I sent it in for repair and they didn't do anything. Definitely not worth 850.
controlling the pucker on the Octo-sphincter..doesn't sound like it should be in an Overlanding video. :)
I expected top quality content and wasn't disappointed once more :) You're the best!
What are your thoughts about LiquidSprings? (besides the crazy price of course). Enjoyed the video and wisdom.
If you can't find something you need, that's usually a cue to create it. Then market it
Honestly, I think the people over at Unicat and Krug look at this guy and think "damn we should be taking notes"
Hello, I would like to know the measurements of the truck, length, width, height and weight. Could inform me ?
Amazing video again. I started with Blynk after watching your videos back in the day. But I switched over to Home Assistant.
You can run it completely locally with endless possibilities. A great community also creating content.
Updates with improvement every month.
Currently I have Home assistant set up at home. But have it also planned for the RV.
You can easily creat amazing custom dashboard.
I personally think it is the best solution.
Planning exactly the same on my coming van build next year! You're from the Netherlands I guess?
About executed a cylinder hard drive dump when I saw the name of your valve system! 🤣
I used Ranchos on a few trucks. I hated them. They were ineffective, right out of the box
Can you do a series that just deep dives into the "boring" code? You will gain at least me as a patreon subcriber.
wow, you are great !!! great video !!! discovery HD quality and story !!
Its the same technology used on Cobra helmet turning gun turrets. Only cheaper.
I thought the Octo sphincter 8000 was from the adult toy store
My bad
I wasn't going to subscribe but it's 4:20 and your phone is at 69% so I guess I will.
What air solenoid valves/brands do you use/recommend
Did you call that device an "Octosphincter"? Ha. Funny stuff. Your (both) delivery and video editing has evolved to next-level. Oh and that is one great piece of kit you devised there. Happy travels.
Awesome upgrade! "Octosphincter" 😂 Safe travels ✌️-Tom
Can i download your brainy bits? K thx. Legend. Lol
Elon should recruit you for his engineering department!
Merry Christmas. Are hats your merchandise? I go back in March.
I feel like the Everlander truck needs this conversion kit! Bonus points!!, they're Canadian!
Edison Motors pick up truck kit!
ruclips.net/video/Gw9JUxEmsMc/видео.htmlsi=Pkby3AeCnlhAROXW
this is the life I've dreaming, traveling and tinkering,
They’re called Sleeping Policemen in England too 👍
I see some great content for members you have here!
Im trying to build similar system using esp home assistant with KC868.
I already connected and have it operational BWK228 BWK220 (tilt angle sensor)
>>could you please share the auto leveling code you wrote for the blink server.
Im in europe, and want to implement it on MAN truck, I could not google the OctoSphincter8000, >>could you share some link to the product?
I've emailed it to you.
Wow! This is impresssive. As someone who had 46" Michelin tires with CTIS, I would much rather hav the system you have than have CTIS. That M925A2 was factory remanufacutred right before I bought it at a government auction, and I still had leaks with the CTIS. I endud up just removing and blocking it all off.
That's a pretty common sentiment...
Pretty awesome tech all around! Someone probably could have thought of a better name for the sol valve 😊
No Way!!! The name is PERFECT!
Nice if my brain could only keep up like yours 👍🏾😎
please make a video that shows how to create photos like cover photos🤩
what? no helicopter landing pad? deep sea diving bell?
Which 7.3 emblem is that! I can't find that color online. Looks rad! Been following your vids for a while now especially all the starlink / solar stuff as I build my project. Did not realize until now your 550 was a 7.3!
www.ebay.com/itm/125593916986?_ul=PA
Fantastic self leveling design, good job. My one caution having worked in building rear air ride assisted systems for Super Duty trucks used in a military application is the side frame air bag mount caused cracks in the frame. The frame is weakest in the location the air bag mount is attached to....the side twisting caused cracks and frame failures. The solution was to build a bracket system subframe connecting the two frame rails to to limit torsional frame twisting and cracks. Check for cracks every week or so....hopefully none will appear.
Hopefully.
Ok, this is the coolest youtube video I watched in years. Much respect to this guy. What you did in here is just amazing! By the way, I love Python!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Have you looked at the thinner Starlink cases? Are you planning to stick the the one you printed? How's the board doing, still an airtight seal?
I have no need for a thinner case. This one's working just fine...
02:37
Topes, known locally as 'dead cops'.
Topes can be a gradual subtle hump of asphalt, or topes can be a string of metal bumps in the shape of a military helmet.
.
The metal topes are abrupt and rude, often interrupting conversations while dumping beverages into the vehicle ceiling.
The little metal topes don't even slow us down...
Excellent video. Great execution. A few things that I didn’t hear you touch on and I hope you considered is max and min allowable pressure on the airbags. Some airbags don’t like to be bottomed out and some don’t like to be overinflated as they will pop out of their housings. In the same note it’s critical axle limit straps or shocks limit the axle travel as extreme travel can also pop out an airbag from its seat. Just my 0.02 pesos on an otherwise 5 star video.
Yup, all accounted for...
Bagged out Lincoln Pounding Minami bass tracks 😂 that was perfect! I'm in Carolina too I know about that squat! Love this setup you have designed I wish I had setup like that on my daily bagged car on the air ride 3H.
Home assistant would be the current opensource project to support as you move on from that nightmare of a company. I have been running it for over a year now as a test for my stepvan build where it will be a core component.
I will not touch HA
Hi we are Canadian travel to South America please we are stock in Mexico to get some parts .We want to know if you use Intetnet Starlink Regional o Global please
Regional
Fantastic video and content. Love the little quips you sneak in.
You are missing stupid cold weather back in Canada.
I wouldn't say I'm missing it, Bob.
As an alternative to Blynk, how about a local MQTT server and the “IoT MQTT Panel” app for your phone?
I have MQTT going already, so this IoT MQTT panel looks pretty good!
Where in the truck did you mount the IMU? Does it need to be on the truck centerline, or can you mount it anywhere, in a convenient orientation, and just look at changes from the starting "calibrated" baseline?
It's now mounted to the back side of the aluminum backplane to which all of our electrical and electronic gear is affixed (right behind my calves when I'm sitting at our dinette. If you were doing complex g-force math, then maybe it would matter more, but all I care about at the moment is angle X and Y. So it can be mounted anywhere.
Damn, that truck in the thumbnail, tho?!?
Pull a little Compressor with Tank tire carrier and May be back porch with a step and extra Brakes
What?
You gained a subscriber because of code for me.
how the heck i stumbled upon this channel , man you are making other overlanders whose building rigs look amateur , great work
Glad you like it 😄
You earned yourself a sub!..
Try code cleanup:
void setup() {
timer.setInterval(3000L, AirPressure); // Runs AirPressure every 3 seconds
Blynk.virtualWrite(V0, 0);
Auto_Pressure = 0;
Serial.println("Setup complete.");
}
int readPressure() {
int analogValue = analogRead(PIN_AIR_PRESSURE);
int pressureValue = map(analogValue, 140, 960, 0, 150); // Adjust as needed
Blynk.virtualWrite(V10, pressureValue);
Blynk.virtualWrite(V20, analogValue);
return pressureValue;
}
void AirPressure() {
int currentPressure = readPressure();
while (currentPressure < Left_Pressure || currentPressure < Right_Pressure) {
RunCompressor();
currentPressure = readPressure();
if (currentPressure >= Left_Pressure) {
digitalWrite(LeftFill, LOW);
Blynk.virtualWrite(V21, LOW);
}
if (currentPressure >= Right_Pressure) {
digitalWrite(RightFill, LOW);
Blynk.virtualWrite(V22, LOW);
}
if (currentPressure >= Bumper_Pressure) {
digitalWrite(BumperClamp, LOW);
Blynk.virtualWrite(V23, LOW);
StopCompressor();
Blynk.virtualWrite(V0, 3);
break; // Assuming you want to stop if the bumper pressure is reached
}
}
}
Im a truck driver and while the push pull connectors are quick and easy to work with they are prone to leaking over time the old nut ferrule connectors are far superior
6 years into this trip and I've had no other problems with the others... Ones that I insert and remove frequently get chewed up and I just trim off a centimeter and they're fine again...
Thoughts on Liquid Springs ? Did you consider making your own version ?
I have no interest.
Hi, what is that rig @ 1:17? flatbed with the knuckleboom on it! A dream rig for me as a general contractor. Got any other specs?
www.google.com/search?q=f550+knuckle+boom+crane+truck
Ha, I asked ChatGPT to pimp my ride 3 days ago. Looks kinda like the thumbnail of this video, only even more zombie apocalypse :)
Hi, Andrew from Brisbane Australia - I think what you have made/built is awesome - Please accept my congratulations of such a well thought-out product/idea! You deserve any praise you receive!
more monster truck content please
I love your work, however I have no tolerance for spam thumbnails.
Thanks for clicking and watching long enough to write a comment, it's what feeds the algorithm and ensures my spam/clickbait thumbnails are recommended to lots of other people 👍
I always enjoy & learn form your TECH! Nice video production once again. I will be doing a similar Overland build this information will be useful.
I would love a hat. Coincidently, orange is my favorite color.
Sadly, you're the only one to ask...
Does the OctoSphincter 8000 in any way help address the leaf spring overtravel issues y'all had before? How have the delrin bushings held up?
Top notch content. What a legend!
As mentioned before, I always love your tech videos & even though I'm not very good at it, I always learn something (which is not bad for an "Old Fart!") I too built my own custom air bag set up for my 4wd, nothing is available in Australia for my American based wagon so I have to make everything (which of course is kinda cool anyway!) No hi tech on my bags but I have thought about it as we have a Roof top tent & I certainly have plenty of other silly little gadgets so YNOT (which funnily enough, is our number plates) Cheers & Merry Christmas from Oz! 👍
Only one word - brilliant
Thanks for your the information