PART 2) PROJECT CHEAP DUMP TRUCK....THE TEAR DOWN!
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Moving along on the dump truck. I spent way too much time drilling holes. I don't have a magnetic drill with anualar bits...but that will change soon. I will have one before I do this again.
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We like her being in the videos because she is not afraid to get dirty and look good doing it
Wow.a lot of work
It is awesome to see her out there working with you
Great to see a fella who can laugh and spend the extra money needed! Fantastic channel JC 👌👍
GREAT TEAM WORK IS GREAT DREAM WORK ,HUSBAND AND WIFE HELPING EACH OTHER IS GREAT MARRIAGE
I will once again say you are a lucky man.
God bless for helping the needy
Dear J.C. Smith projects family
👍👌👏 I absolutely love to see you two working together! It's very tare and unusual. You're simply a dream team! Maaaan, I would love to be with a woman like yours! Congrats for being such a great couple.
Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and health to all of you.
Got the help out there doing her thing
You should hire those guys from the Pakistani truck channel, they don’t need any tools except for a hammer and a chisel and they have the whole truck torn down and rebuilt in about 20 minutes..... I’ve seen them do it!!!
I realize this video is 3 years old J.C., but have you invested in a needle scaler for your air hammer??? They work awesome at chipping off the rust. That's a good tip to modify that speed square. Extending it could be useful for a bunch of different scenarios. The wife is awesome. I think as men who turn wrenches, we can appreciate our significant others sharing our interest, and not being afraid to get in there and for their hands dirty. 😃😁
i did.....just 3 or 4 months ago. i am very happy to have it.
It best be one of the reason you keep her around..She works dam hard too!
if i ask her to help...she will stay as long as i need her to. she did this on her own...didnt ask!
When a woman takes pride in her man and what he does and wants to help.....you cannot possibly beat that combination. Toss in good looks too and you make a LOT of men very envious!
Hey J.C. !!
You are a lucky man brother, you have a GradAll to assist you but more importantly you have Mrs J.C. handling the heavy work !!
She is awesome, tearing down the running gear and standing by you for all the projects you get involved in...
Again, LUCKY MAN, you are truly blessed to have a wife that no only helps, she gets in the thick of it and gets it done...
2 thumbs up to Mrs J.C. for the hard work she does, I'm totally impressed.
Truck frame looks great, I knew you wouldn't throw it together without a little love, it will be worth your efforts when it's complete.
Best to you and Mrs J.C. from here, you guys work it like a BOSS !!
Doug @ the "ranch"
thanks buddy! she is something else! i sent her to get the tools to take the suspension loose and i was torching off the huck bolts and disconnecting air lines / electrical.....i look over and she is taking it apart! i think everyone knew what i was going to do to this truck including myself but i didnt want to admit it! toy know how this story ends.....overkilled and over budget!
Going to be a great asset to your fleet, and have some real residual value if you decide to get out of it and build another "Dream Dump" down the road.
You are a smart man, wise decisions pay off big time !
Talk soon,
Doug
It's sounding like the plan is coming together nicely. You got a good helper there you'll have to give her a raise asap.
i told her i would pay her twice what i did on the last project we did!
If you're like me that might not be as good of a deal as it sounds. But I'm sure she will put you to work getting that garden ready before next Spring.
she need this dump back together to go get the saw dust to put in the garden!
She is not afraid to get dirty
thanks, I have seen them in the tool fliers. I highly recommend the IR needle scaler. I have had mine over 5 years now and am on my 3rd or 4th set of needles. it's a good tool, but not much fun involved when you have to use it. lol
i was looking at the ir. i was looking at the full size and not the compact. i will have one before i do this again. my air hammer worked but it was very time consuming.
Better safe than sorry
" not cheap anymore, crusty crap, stuff breaks, doesnt come apart like you want it to, going to cost you more money" I think we have all said that mantra when we are doing a project vehicle at least a few times...lol My Dad always use to say ' the devil is always in the details" when we rehabbed something.
That's half the fun of doing projects you never know what your going to end up with till you get in there, but once you get it over with and she is on the road all done it sure the heck is a feeling of pride
if it means anything, i go into these projects with the "ideal" budget amount, the "realistic" budget amount and "what i want it to turn out as" budget amount.....i am always beyond the top of the budget but at least i end up with a dependable vehicle.
Your lady is outstanding God has blessed you.
she is pretty great. after all this work...she went home, made my dinner, did laundry and cleaned up the the dinner dishes! she is a worker!
That mag drill for sure seems to be the kind of tool that actually makes you money.
It will save a lot of time for sure
Your wife is a beautiful lady and a great helper around the shop
your a blessed man a wife who spanners and looks after you real well. way to go Mrs S great stuff.. by the way do you train wifes... lol
she likes helping. she doesnt like the really dirty stuff. that is why i always look like i fell down a coal mine and she is clean. i am not sure who trained who here!
No mag drill not necessary just needed reamer bits. Pilot a 5/16 hole straight to the size reamer just falls thru the frame
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Keep your tanks
needle scaler works awesome for that. best to get the full-size inline one, as the air hammer attachments leave a lot to be desired. you got it right describing the framing square thing. it works good as you can clamp it to top of frame, freeing your hand up for layout. I like those tall jack stands, what's the size and brand of those? I think you did the right thing by lengthening the drive shaft. BTW, I think we all knew you were going to paint that frame. I think that's a good call, ditching 1 tank and moving battery box and air tanks.
that framing square worked out perfect! thanks for that tip mike...i will use it many more times. those jack stands are 10k each, 25" collasped, 48" extended, i ordered them from summit racing. i sometimes kid myself by saying i am going to "throw it together cheaply". the reality is i like things done the best way i can do it....you knew i couldnt put it together as a 72" ca or not paint the frame. this will be a many part series i am sure. i hope i pronounced your last name right!
Mr Projects, I am anxious to see the F150 moving along. I am also keeping my eyes open for a decent 79 Super Cab for you. I know its across the nation but hope it makes you smile when you see one in decent shape
the parts are trickling in now. i we be back on it as soon as i finish this dump truck. i do like to see the 79 ford trucks. when things slow down i may be willing make a trip that far for the right truck.
Remember to disconnect the terminals when welding 🙏🏽
Coming along nice.
I now you wasn't going to have all that rust onit and I knew you go to paint it that good girl you have jc lucky she keep you around
she keeps me around because i can fix crap! it sounds like everybody knew i would paint that frame but me!
Ever thought about purchasing a sandblasted for your shop that way you don’t have to chisel old paint off the frame rails every time you wanna repaint them
a regular carpenter square should work with no modification. Set the long side on top of the rail at a small angle, with the short side down the outside of the rail.
Radical changes to that truck...a lot involved in relocating the axle, cleaning everything and painting it.😃 Will the frame need to be doubled up to make a dump out of it? I do enjoy your videos.😃
I know this is an old video but dam what a good wife you have. I wished more women will get in to the business
Does she have a sister that's available? Lol. Really enjoy the projects, keep up the good work.
good job on Mrs Smith part,that not a fun job pulling those rusted bolts. should be using a glove on the wrench hand, as there is a lot of pounding going on. mechanics gloves as a gift, maybe not. Lol
i soaked all the bolts with pb blaster everyday for a week before we started taking it apart in hopes it would come apart easier.
pressure washer with sand blaster attachment
Good lord what was going on with that battery box and air tanks shit that would have run me ofd right there that shit looked scary
I'm jealous of you because she's everything I look for in a wife. I used to have one just like her but I don't know what happened to her at all I have seen her or my 7 year old boy or 5 year old boy in 4 years now. So hold on to her she's extremely hard to find.
centsless fabrication damn sorry to hear that
Your wife is awesome! I knew you wouldn't leave the frame like that. Are you going to paint the dump bed? If so, are you going to use the same paint you're using on the frame?
i guess i am pretty predictable? i need the truck so the dump bed will not be painted this year. i want to sand blast it, epoxy seal it and then paint it....but that will be in the spring.
you got the pronunciation right. good to hear the square made it easier. I have been looking to get a set of those high stands. those look pretty well built. I have some tall nonadjustable ones I made with 6" square tube and truck rims, but they are not real user friendly. you should have a pretty nice dump truck when finished.
they are made by sunex i think.
How did that paint hold up in the end, is it still going strong? I just coated mine with Tremclad rust paint (Rustoleum is the US name I think) so I'm hoping it lasts a few years.
i will never use that product again. it did not hold up well and came off in sheets. i went back to acrylic enamel with a hardner. it works much better for me in my area.
@@j.c.smithprojects good to know, thanks for the reply!
Are you going to get the dump body painted or paint it yourself?
i dont have time to paint it right now but in the spring i want to have it blasted, epoxy sealed and painted.
RUclips just recommend this video to me, so I do know the history of this truck/project. Did this truck go swimming in the ocean? Why is it so rusty?
we live in the rust belt of ohio....it is common to see vehicles just a few years old with rust
@@j.c.smithprojects Cool, thanks!
You do great work and your videos are awesome but your wife's probably thinking quit talking so much and get some work done I'm kind of thinking the same way because you give me some really good ideas
Have you tried a needle scaler on a rusty frame before?
Oh, now I heard you say you want one. I need one mtself.
+Kevin Hornbuckle myself
ingersol rand makes one i may buy...snap on has a blue point version.
How does shortening the wheelbase affect the steering angles? I am referring to Ackerman steering geometry.
sounds like a question an engineer would ask. the majority of the ackerman steering principle is in the amount of angle the left and right steer tires turn in order to track with the least amount of tire slippage. the inside turning tire will turn slower and at an increased angle compared to the outside turning tire which turns at a lesser angle with a faster speed. these angles dont change when changing the wheel base but the turning radius of the entire wheel base does. i had had no adverse affects when shortening a wheel base on a truck of this size and weight.
If yur going to all the trouble to fix the truck why change it cater
the truck i am doing this too is not a truck that i want to keep long term.it's condition is rougher than i like. i bought it for parts. i will use it until spring. i may leave it together and keep using it but i doubt it.
@Hello bill schofield, How are you doing?
you seam to do a lot of trucks I got an international 4700 the frame is realy rusted on top in some spots from wood under a 24 foot box and some spots on the sides I chopped off some thick pieces I was thinking to beef up the frame put 1/4 inch plate the length of the frame on the inside vertical its about 8 inches wide bolted and welded to the current frame it would require me to shorten every cross brace 1/2 inch you ever do any thing like that I know its a lot of work. or option 2 is get another frame or truck
i have international 4700 truck frame from a 24' box truck. i would swap the frame. plating your rusty frame is a lot of work also and for the end result...i think replacing the frame is worth it. you can do one rail at a time with the entire truck in 1 piece.
after removing the box and wood I saw the rust on top hidden then after pressure washing the hidden holes came out in the rear spring area under the grease and dirt I hate wood with the u bolts also if they used a small plate with c channel boltedthere would be no rust as bad I bought the truck cheap I got maby 1200 in it plus I got a storage box I took off. the old owner had a green house used it in the summer said the 1999 air break dt466e was rebuild for 6 k he showed me the recipts so I took a chance on the motor the problem is theirs some water in the oil. he told me the day after they got it the driver overheated it. towed it in that was it. I going to pull it tear it down once I see the motor will be ok if not I got a lot of partsi could sell.I was thinking of frame replacement also theirs a place in menter viconfab.com/truck-frame-rails-chassis-components/ they have a 50 foot long press and due truck frames any thickness. or its off to a truck junk yard most likely they will be ohio rusty this will be a lot of drilling excuse for a mag drill lol I use a steel supplier in Macedonia, OH steelsupply.us/ grate place nice people family biz I don't think there press is big enough for frames 35 foot long I know they have a new cnc one does 1 inch thers nothing like a new piece of steel I know the make the frame a A36 or grade 80 steel the oem use less I guess will see. more projects
having a frame pressed out seems like way too much work. especially with all the 4700 trucks running around. like i said i have the exact frame you have sitting here. it is not hard to slide one rail out at a time. considering the engine has been over heated and the frame is no good...it sounds like a great parts truck for something else. you can buy a running and driving 4700 with a good dt466 for around $2000- $2500 right now. i would think you will have more than that in your truck with just the cost of replacing the frame. it all comes down to preference. what your intentions are with the truck and what you want to do. i would use that truck for parts...mostly because i have several 4700's that could use some parts.
main goal I wanted a good running motor the only way I will know that is if I do the motor my self i sort of a perfectionist. as far as the saving the truck i on the fence after seeing the frame the other day. after i get another truck will the frame be as rusty i would have to get a southern one with no box have is towed in. i don't need another box. more junk will go in to it. the cab is clean. if i deside to keep the truck you selling any frames ? replacing a frame looks like no big deal the truck will get used like the one you have once in a wile. i just need to know the motor is in good shape and dun right. i have equipment and a shop and tools to pull it and put it back in. i was even thinking removing the cab to and pull the motor that way i could paint every part of the frame.. if i make this a part truck i have an old dump we use in the yard the cab is shot another international. my main goal a nice truck with air breaks and a beaver tail bed like you made no cdl it would be handy for the every now and then need it does two things carry vehicles and have a flat bead 20 feet i can unload with a fork lift the trailer thing is getting old the one i have the wood is rotted i don't want to spent for a new one or have the epa stuff on the diesel and i don't want a beater i have to much to risk driving around a rotted truck. the winter is coming so i have some time to get working on this shortly i guess it relies on the motor if it s a bad rebuild on the cylinder sleeves or totally fried then every thing will be parts. then ill find another truck with a long frame and air breaks you know of any ? not sure were you saw 2500 dt 466 truck
many 4700's are cheap right now. i do have a good frame from a 95 dt466 4700 24' box truck. i kept it because it was in good condition and could easily be pressure washed, prepped and painted up really nice. when i build the next one, i want to use double frame and a 33,000 gvw truck. my freightliner is pretty heavy empty and the load capacity isnt as high as i want it to be. i have several trucks that i could build the new one on but i just have too many projects in front of it to start it now.
What is the point of getting to this stage and not painting the chassis, I new you would or should I say delegate and get it done. I do believe in this video there was one person seen doing more work than the other. It looked like the narrator wanted an easier day and what's more we have no evidence of who drilled the holes in the chassis.
Some bosses work their staff so hard I do hope their is a bonus in the pay packets this week.
Seriously I doo think this is going to be a great dump truck when it is finished and still look forward to the day you do a project with a wrecker bed as you mentioned in the last video and you have dropped hints about it in a few videos recently
you got me! i didnt do anything. i will get you the video of who drilled the 36 holes 5 times each. after drilling all those hole my chest is very sore..i forgot how hard that can be. i hope this truck turns out half as good as i think it will. i have been thinking about adding some extra things here and there so make it a little nicer. a wrecker build huh? sounds interesting to me.
remember, fast is slow, and slow is usually faster.
@ 8:42....Silly girl!...That's not how you make a sandwich!
if she can do all this....imagine how good she cooks....i didnt get this way jogging!
Don't take it personal, Just kidding around. I'm enjoying the Dump build. And you are a lucky guy....My soon to be X-Wife couldn't even operate a vacuum cleaner! LOL