It only took 7k, 4 video attempts, and 4 weeks but Bubba Dump has brakes!!!!!!!
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Rainy day means another day in the shop to work on Bubba Dump!
#BubbaDump
#haultruck
#shopwork
#brakes
#volvoa30c 
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Nice work on the homemade wrench. I always appreciate seeing things like that in videos
Yep, good job there.
I have made quite a good collection of custom tools over the years for various reasons. Mostly because the genuine/clone tool is not available or too expensive here due to being such a small market.
@@Damoinion unique, quite unique... how you get one is you ique (neek) up on it.
you get a tame one the tame way.😁🤣😂🤣
Be sure to label it Bubba's big nut torquer before throwing it in the bottom of the toolbox.
Guy's you have been working Hard on this truck ,
To bad you can't clone Matt! You'd be in a world of hurt without him!! Great job to both you!! Stay safe! Jim
Internet gold right here. The drain tile stuff was cool but your shop videos are tough to beat! Great job fellas!
Thanks buddy
I know it probably gets overlooked, but the camera work and editing getting these repairs done is excellent 👌
Thanks Chris
My mom has been a nurse for her entire adult life, now retired after 45 years in nursing. She was really worried when she saw how dangly the hoodie drawstrings were while you were working on the big machinery. She has seen the results of them being caught in machinery many times over the years. A broken neck is a likely outcome. Tuck those drawstrings inside the neck of the hoodie, don't let them dangle. She wishes you good luck!
Good advice! Thanks mom and thumbs UP!
Personally have had to cut a friend loose when his drawstring got caught in the fan blade of a car fortunately it was a clutch fan and he didn’t get sucked fully into fan blade and had the presence of mind to pull the coil wire which gave him a nice shock but killed the engine before anything seriously bad did happen besides needing to change his shorts) Myself when I had long hair and was leaving work so I didn’t have in a ponytail got my hair caught in a fan belt when I stopped to listen to a noise on a car another mechanic was working on. Let’s just say that is a painful way they to get bad haircut. Lastly wrist watches and rings of any kind are also definite no no’s as is pens, pencils cigarette lighters in shirt pockets, I have stories about all of the above and none of them good and all causing physical injuries and some serious and permanent.
Yep. I wear hoodies almost exclusively to work in when it’s cold. First thing I do with a new one is pull the drawstring out or cut it off if it’s sewn in place. And don’t let neck scarves dangle. I did sawmill work for an older guy whose dad worked at a circle mill. The wife gave him a silk scarf for Christmas and it wrapped around a shaft and decapitated him. Silk is virtually unbreakable. Gotta be careful.
Your statement is true, however they were not working with rotating machinery. Yes there is a potential be it very very small at best.
Now that there are rubber wedding bands I hope there are fewer ring fingers being DE-stripped!! 🤔 Anyone working around machinery should either remove their rings or use rubber ones; hopefully the first time you snap your ring will be the only "experience" you need to learn from. 😳 👍
Mike-Captain Kleeman just gave us all a peek into your shop while checking to see if the wheels & tires from Sgt. Dan would bolt-onto the Big Red GMC dump truck, so I am thinking that you have already installed some custom wheels & tires on Sgt. Dan and it will soon be revealed to your fans.
We were able to see the fresh paint on a small section of Sgt. Dan's front-end - I don't know how you were able to keep a new paint job secret, given that it is a time-consuming job to clean, prep and paint anything so large. I'm going to guess that you may have engaged a professional to paint it off-site in a clean facility with a filtered make-up air system.
I am still amazed with your successful DIY Plow-Build Project too and am looking forward to watching you use it on that extra-large tile job that originally inspired you to build it.
QUESTIONS:
(1) When will that big tile project's video post?
(2) Have you ever considered including the date/time on your videos to let us know when it was done for historical reference?
That would help clarify the situation when you mention the weather being unusual for the time of year.
(3) Can we *please* see more drone footage that shows the "big picture" perspective when appropriate on larger jobs?
Thanks, take care, be safe - because a lot of people depend on you - locally/regionally as a unique and reliable service people depend on, as well as your global YT fans who depend on you for their "fix" of excavation projects that are punctuated by the witty observations and discourse between yourself and Matthew, Aaron, Farmer Chris, Clint from C&C and everyone else.
BTW, this is the second time I've watched you call Matt "Aaron" while working in the shop. Are you just missing him badly, or is there something else about Aaron that you are obsessing about that you wish to share with us? Careful, your "bromance" may make the wife jealous!
Great job helping Mr Dirt Perfect Matt
:) unknown used equipment is always "fun" to work on. Great job on diagnosis and repair. On the bright side you saved probably $15,000.00 plus by not paying dealer shop repair rates. Again, great job!
and he knows how it was done and done "right" plus now he has a tool for the nut and the service manual
You probably underestimated it by 30 grand
Nice work Mike, You and Matt have put in some real patience testing hours on this.. especially having to work on a "family friendly" RUclips video too... it's a lot to work on lol!
Great video Mike and Matt! Thanks for working on my favorite truck!
Wow. You don't have the tool. You make it. And I am pleased your reading the service manual. 15yrs and the wife still lets you spend money! She's the best as you would say. I got it. Proud to watch you both work. Warm wishes from Yorkshire. England.
Good job buddy! Enjoy watching and learning about heavy equipment. On a side note, I got my Dirt Perfect shirt today and I love it. Will be wearing it tomorrow to show it off. Well worth the wait. Tell Mrs. Dirt Perfect she doesn’t need to apologize for any delays. I know y’all are busy and have lives to live. Thank you so much for a awesome shirt!
Awesome and thanks
I will be SO thrilled when all of the brake work is done, and I don't have to worry about Matt driving it!!! He is a valuable member of your Team, and you're so lucky to have him. Keep him SAFE. Please.
Enjoying the vlog DP. Thanks for posting. 🇬🇧👍👍
Thanks for watching
A little dirt in my coffee this morning is always a good thing...
Glad to see Bubba Dump getting back together!!
Good job guys!! Another great video...
😎👍
Your comment on each and every video makes me want to spit out my coffee every time i read it... 😉
@@Sjanzo when I was a boyscout (4th to 6th grade ) we always got dirt in everything around the campfire...
A little dirt never hurt anything... hahaha!!!
EVERYTHING on those Volvos is heavy. Great job.
Your operator skills amaze me but your mechanical skills just blow me away. I am not mechanical in the least so really enjoy these types of videos.
Thanks appreciate that
GREAT JOB, You have done some amazing work. Trouble shooting then figuring out how they operated then figuring out what has to be done to make it work correctly GREAT JOB
Thanks
Stopping is good! Good morning all😀😀
Mike need you a pair of BYO tire tongs to pick those monsters up. Two sizes big & medium. 👈😘👍
Awesome professionals at work. Love the respectful interaction between you two on this one. Thank you for sharing your work with us.
Good to see you guys working thru the truck issues ,I watch Matt hard at work and think he is just in training for hunting season, meaning he keeps up the strength to pull out the big ones
Nice to see Old Bubba Dump nearing the completion of all the repairs he needed.
He should be an awesome addition to your collection of motley equipment.
Especially on pond jobs.
Thanks Mike for the entertainment.
Well, you have documented my weekly jobs ;-) Can assure you have figured out the same way to do things that we figured. When doing a hub seal, plenty of grease is the key!! And one more hefty grunt without the torque wrench and you will be good. As said we look after 14 of them, yours looks a little older. Check on the condition of the steering ram bushes into the back yoke, when they go they make a mess, couple of hours and very few $ saves loads of pain. I heard your comment working under the skip on the hand brake disc LOL . Stay safe
I’m a retired mechanic. On the west coast I/we called it timing the u-joints.
Coming along nicely Good job
Great video Mike, thanks
Master Volvo Dumper Mechanic.
It’s rewarding to get those things up and working, good job guys!
I checked comments first and was surprised that no one commented on the home made green band aid on your finger . Keep up the good work .
😁
Seeing you work that Planatary up there reminded me muscling the backs of 10 and 13 speed Transmissions back into Transmission with no help.
Awesome stuff
Wow! Great job guys really proud of your progress and I bet you are feeling very happy on how the job is going maybe a little slow but it’s going to be done right and perfect to the end! Really think it is cool to see how you two work together and think for the other one at times of need kinda like a synchronized dance moves! Can’t wait to see the next video have a great day
Great diagnosis, excellent parts deals and team work to put it all back together. Your home made "socket" was soo useful how neat and proud you should feel. Stay safe
😯 7k!? Holy sh!t! After all that money and time, I sure hope it works, and works for a long time. Great video DP
Well done
Great job by the both of you,bubba dump looking good.on to the next project.just keep doing what your doing and carry on.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Excellent progress on Bubba. Great video. Very educational.
Looked ok from here good job so far 👍
I will be looking for the next video on bubba dumper , it's good to see all the work you have put into it to bring it back to full serviceability.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Very interesting and entertaining to see Bubba getting put back together. Wishing you and your family the best.
You guys really work well together. It's a joy to watch men who work well together.
great video you guys work together like a well oiled machine and sure good mechanics thanks for sharing your experience of rebuilding Bubba dump
Good job! I'm always impressed with the know how you guys have doing maintenance on your equipment. I can barely check my oil and grease my joints! Looking forward so see Bubba doing the dumpa!
Good video again good work on the truck it is looking good good my friend I really enjoy shop videos. Specially when you got good mechanic in the shop y’all be safe and have a good day😊
Great video Mike and Matt 🇺🇲
Thanks
Mike, we came down to Florida this week for vacation and went out deep sea fishing today with Brandon Gengelbach and Brandon Simon. Brandon Gengelbach is my wife’s cousin and obviously the other Brandon yours. My son had on his Logger Wade hat and Brandon G wanted to know where the “Dirt Perfect” merch was! Conner told him that was my department. 😂. What a great time. Can’t recommend them enough for a fun day of fishing. Although I did drop my iphone overboard so it’s at the bottom as fish structure now. I have a new iPhone now 😂
Awesome two good guys their hood you had a good time
Great video! Love seeing the ingenuity when it comes to making homemade tools to overcome overpriced factory tools.
It is awesome to see you guys doing this work in real life with no bull 💩. We get to see the problems and mistakes as well as the success which is awesome, keep up the good work and thank you for going to the trouble of making these videos for us all too enjoy.
Amazing work and thanks for sharing this with us take care
Great job👍
Great video Mr Dirt Perfect and Matt
Thanks
Hi from uk Mike and crews👋👍 man seeing him work that day we didnt realize how much effort actually went in👍 but all that effort has payed of knowing he can haul to the hills and make it back down in one piece👌 if only part sources where as reliable as the truck eh but as long as hes safe man 👌 great job guys thanks for your time and be safe see you soon 👍👋
What a 5 star biotch. You guys earned a few wobble pops for that work. Dang
Awesome job guys. Free tip , (when handling big and heavy tires) cut a couple pieces of plywood into 3 foot squares, lay one piece of plywood on the ground where the tire goes, coat with cheap grease. Then lay the other piece of plywood halfway on the first piece of plywood. Now roll the tire onto the plywood and slide into position.
Thank you for posting some update video on Facebook. Very grateful for these. If you don’t get caught up doesn’t matter. You do give updates. Faith family then work/videos. God bless
Great team work! Hard work but I believe very satisfying ❤️👌
Can’t wait to see what is to come!!
Good job to the both y’all
Seven grand in parts ??? Worth every penny Sir !
No jdea what you paid for Bubba Dump, but he will save youa world of time and effort in the long run!!
You and Matt did a great job in getting the brakes and drivetrain back together, I reckon one more video on this then possibly the appearance of a Hyundai 210 !!🤞🤞🤞
Love the video, not easy assembling heavy equipment like this, but you and Mr Millennial did a Stirling job.
Looking good guys
Can’t wait to see it finished and making money👍good video Mike
Great video DP. That was a job for sure. The way the dirt wore down the brake components really show why it's important to keep tracks or anything else that moves as cleaned out as possible. Just like taking sandpaper to it. Bubba Dump will be a good truck when you and Matt gets finished with it.
I still can't believe that master cylinder. It looks like it came off a Chevy S-10...
Right? I'm sure the scale of the truck is messing with perception a bit, but I would swear the master cylinder on my bucket truck (an F450) is bigger.
Just curious. Does it have to big to actuate the air system? It is hydraulic over air, isn't it?
@@hermanschepers4739 Other way around, air over hydraulic.
Looks like she’s coming along now, I’ll bet she will work a lot better now , with the lockers fixed rite, great job Mike & Matt😎😎👍👍👍🍮🍮🍮
Awesome Mike and Mr. Millennial. Tough work but I sure enjoy seeing your accomplishments. Wanna reach through and give you guys a hand. LOL! Stay safe ya'll!
Just spent 20 ddays in the ICU..Am glad DirtPerect has been cranking out some killer content to watch.
Get well soon!
It goes so nice when you have the correct parts, my project today didn’t work out so well.
Great video Mike and Matt
Mr. & Mrs. Dirt Perfect, I began watching about a year ago. I really look forward to getting new videos in. I get so into the videos it's as if I were there. I laugh so hard at the back and forth between you and MBTS. I love the talent of Jerry. I do feel at times, NYA Millennial goes overboard and is borderline disrespectful towards you. I hope it isn't the case, but it comes through the video that way. He seems so talented. I live in Richmond, Ky and would love to come volunteer one weekend on a job site just to be closer to all the fun. My wife and I pray blessings over your family and business. I just subscribed. Blessings from Kentucky.
Thanks glade you enjoyed the channel
Another great video guys it made for great viewing again bro. Safe travels
Thanks buddy
Good job.
You guys work well together!
Bubba Dumper never had it so good 👍!
well done guy's coming together
Thanks
Epic work Mike. That was back breaking gritty work, and you both made it look easy. It's great to see you attempting your own maintenance. It shows us what can be achieved when you have a 'Can do' philosophy. Great content as always. 🙂👍🇮🇪
Thanks bob
Hi Mike, Aswell as watching all dirty working videos I love watching your shop work I really miss that part of my life. It is amazing to see all of your talents you always get in there and getting it done. You and Nya millennial stay safe and happy 👍💪 🇨🇦 Craig
Thanks 👍
PHEW....nothing like putting together a Tonka Toy on steroids. Everything is big & everything is heavy. Great job getting 'er done guys.
So Timelapse equates to 600 attempts to fit the planetary gear and driveshaft. Big job. Well done. 🇦🇺
Thanks
Great video men of steel.
Thanks
I agree with John
Good work DP, Bubba Dump is built like a freaking tank.
nice work
Great video very informative
Thanks
Always total awesomeness keep up the hard excellent work
Thanks
Great video mike,bubby, dumper is going to be a lot of help to you keep up the good work
I like the Bubba Dump Vids!
Great job guys love the videos. Stay safe
Thanks
LT Dan is taking forever , hope Bubba Dump is on the road again soon. I am now getting impatient to see her cleaned up and looking pretty. Good work as always DP & Matt. Love the videos n try to give us real time footage like Chris does. Thank God i have Chris to keep pressure up on you 😂🤣😂.
A finger cutting smashing kinda of job that’s some big stuff to deal with DP you are a man like myself no better band aid then electrical tape to keep it on 👍👋🇨🇦
Pads... Shoes... Motor mount, engine mount.. I can hear the internet wailing in agony.. and I love it.
Matt needs to get a shirt made that says "Absolutely!!"
Looking good
Dam Nice work! She is shaping up. I take it you got the Driveshaft squared away? Keep up the good work guy's!!
Drive shafts are a science all their own, I spent 25 years in the drive line industry, and you guys did a pretty nice job on the drive line install. Bubba dumper is looking good and should work even better. Thanks for the ride along.
Thanks
Good video brother. I can’t wait for winter so Lt. Dan can get some love.
I enjoy the repair videos just as much as the excavation video. Repair of your own equipment is a must to be profitable. Another Awesome Video !
Agree and thanks
Bubba Dump needs bigger jackstands to hold him up safely. Something that I noticed that we don't think about often.
Those you love are your motivation.
Nice job! Damn those parts are stout! Which of course means heavy.
Great video Michael
Wow that was a fun feel good video! You and Matt work so well together and get stuff done. As silly as it sounds, I was talking at you when you were installing the drive shafts. While they were out on the floor, you should have replaced and tested the grease nipples before installing them. I think a couple of them looked like they were not functional but overall you did a good job. I'll be sharing this with my Son and grandsons for their nightly "Fun with Mike and Matt " video. Cheers from Canada.