I really like the fact that you share all your work even when something goes wrong. It’s educational in that you also show how you fix a mistake. I have really enjoyed your videos and they are never long enough. I hit the play button to watch this one and it felt like the video was only five minutes long. Please keep showing everything, and thanks from New Hampshire.
George George, all by himself & 100% done right! If I was a DOT officer & seen him on the road I would say there is no reason to do an inspection on him because they wouldn’t find any infraction on his truck👍👍!!
New TwinStick AND Ezrider vids in the same day is like an eclipse of the sun. You love EZ's huck gun so much though, he's gonna have to drive up there to pry it out of your hands lol!
I usually never laugh of someone but when that beam dropped, the very Peed-off look and total silence on your part made my day. I even felt a disturbance in the force. Thank you for your honesty and not editing it out. Peoples have to know and see what real life is.
Love watching you and twin stick, you both should get together when you get the trucks done for a show and shine. Somewhere near the Canadian and US border. Keep up the great work.👍🏻
The look of THOR holding his hammer as the beam drops is priceless! But through silent determination and personal struggles he succeeds what others have failed at..... Great videos!!
Well done bro. You are one determined, and productive individual. You certainly have earned my respect. Keep up the good work , and thanks for sharing it with us.
The stretch came out perfectly. You were very smart to have made the channel inserts as long as you did. With the extra forces from the pusher axle, it will give plenty of extra strength.
The look when the insert dropped out. Priceless! And not a swear word. You are a man of remarkable restraint! I would have been frickin' frack the frackin' frick!
Last week my wife of 50+ years suffered a really serious stroke. Your videos give me a chance to be distracted and relax just a bit. Tell your loved ones that you love them - often. A life can change in a heart-beat. Really appreciate the videos Ezra.
Ezra, you would have to be the most interesting & transparent truck-related RUclips channel around. The work ethic and skill level, without all the bullshit click bait/promos/ego/etc is fantastic to watch. Keep it up - This is going to be one tidy working truck!
I’m a bricklayer have been since sixteen years old. I like too think I’m a master in my trade. But I’d love to be able to do the engineering and mechanical work you do. We don’t have these lovely trucks in England 🏴 I’ve always wanted an American truck since I first watched a programme called moving on. When I was a small boy 👦. Ur a legend bro thanks for letting us all enjoy a master at work. Regards from south London England 🏴
Looks good stretched.. All trucks look good stretched... The look on your face priceless... If I didn’t live in western Pa. I would come over and help.. a extra set of hands go along way.....
Your the only one that messes up and doesn’t cover it up with editing to look like there’s no mistakes. I truthful admire your work and your honesty. Keep it up and keep the videos coming.
Problems you described are the reason we always pull the sleeper and tanks and add frame directly behind the cab.. When done you cant tell where we cut or added frame. But its our way.. Everybody has there own ideas. I found the extra work turns out beautiful craftsmanship. No extra holes in frame just one long solid rail.. Also it makes driveline work a breeze with tanks and sleeper off..
You are a one man gang. All the work I've watching you do I have personally seen a team of MEN do. You are what every young man should want to grow up to be like.
You are an absolute beaver on this stuff! If you haul like you work, nobody will ever see you after you pull off the scales and you BOING at wherever you're hauling to. Everywhere in between there'll just be a dust whirlwind and that's IT! You also did good keeping everything clean when it got goofy. THANKS! She's a baby doll all right. You'll be riding and gliding before ling with the BIG grin going. Thanks, Ezra! A-PLUS!
You are an extremely talented tradesmen to take on that type of work on your own is a credit to your work ethic, I only wish the next generation had half the endeavour that you do, to get that job done in a commercial shop would take two or three people, I hope you get to pass on your knowledge to a young fella out there we need more people like you. It’s a pleasure to watch your videos , cant wait to see the install of the pusher axel
I wish I had a small amount of your self control. After the second time that insert fell, I would have been shouting up a storm and maybe even throwing stuff. You, on the other hand, just looked at the camera as if to say, "That figures", and then got back to work. Very impressive!
@@Ezrider359 I could tell and sure wished I could've been there. I know they had to slide straight in and that was not going to be easy. You did GOOD all the way around and the looks on some of it I could mirror with EASE at some points in my deals. The grease was a FINE addition too. A-PLUS!
@@Ezrider359 - You definitely looked a bit frazzled! I understand about needing a second set of hands around. Wish I lived close enough to offer a hand, but I think that there are at least a couple of miles between you and I (couple thousand more like). Kudos for all the good work, and kudos for keeping us along for the ride. It's all appreciated, sir!
Helpful, informative, quality work! It appears to me that you used anti-seize on the input shaft of the rear end. One day the drum bearings on my clothes dryer were squeaking. The only lubricant I had at home was anti-seize, which I used for lubricating the bearings. The dryer again started squeaking in less than a week. I took apart the dryer again and used a different lubricant. The dryer then lasted for years with no squeaks!
Hey brother I have seen that look in our face when trying to place those liners in, boy that has been the look on my face several time, but way to be resourceful and weld those holes. Man your my hero way to keep calm bubba
Awesome video , Sometimes things are painful but you stayed the distance and got it done . You are the best and your work is amazing . I only wish I had a part of your skill level . I am in Hawaii and I bought a 72 double framed W900 . It has frame jacking and I bought it thinking I will end up doing something similar , but the room it takes , the equipment involved and the man hours is tremendous . I have a lot of respect for you . Then doing a video , that's overwhelming . I honestly don't know how you do it . Nothing short of amazing . Thank you so much for sharing your trade and skill .
I have been watching for a while now. Let me say how impressed I am of your ambition and steadfastness. All this work, done by yourself, is a testimate to how a person can and should be. Keep it up!
That is an excellent idea to put the grease between the frame inserts to prevent rust jacking. Great job on the truck, I do all my work by myself as well on small and big trucks.
That is exactly how one should do a frame. Great job love the fact that every thing is painted and greased up. Take notes if you want a frame done right then this is how it is DONE!!!!.....
G’day boy that was heavy work and on your own that drilling machine is really worth it, I think your a bloody marvel especially when you consider your on your own and you could see those “C” sections are bloody heavy, but you know what your doing and it shows. Old Red is really changing and I always look forward to getting your videos I find what your doing is very interesting we’ll be careful kind regards John
Truck is coming together nicely! The Mack is gonna get jealous once you hook the 359 up and it hauls it's first money making load! The bolt hole layout mistake sucks, but if that's the biggest setback in the whole project things are still going good! At least it was just a frame stretch. I re-railed a truck once and the shop wouldn't pay for pre-punched rails so we drilled all of them. Problem was I did one side and had to go on a service call, get back the next day and someone "helped" and drilled the other side and.......the entire rail was off a couple inches!
Nice job man, it's going to be a cool ride. There are a few things i would do to make it perfect, take off the air wipers and melt them down so no one else will have to suffer. I would also move the mirrors off the doors to the cab, and think about changing to a 1994 60 series so i could have cruise.
the last truck i had with air wipers never gave me any issues and i didn't mind them at all. now that one of the switches is leaking i kinda wish i would have done the electric wipers when i replaced the one motor. oh well.
Man I'm glad you show some of patience testing tasks I've had that look on my face more than once ,super impressed on your dedication and persistence to your work thanks for sharing the helpful hints I'm definitely will be using some of your tricks in my own projects 👍👍👍👍
Great thing about a mag drill is that your wrists won't get broken from a drill bit grabbing. Saves fatigue from pushing on the drill also. That truck is coming together well.
The truck coming along awesome can't wait to see it completely done I find your videos very informative and helpful because you answer all questions I feel I can do the same someday to my future truck I save all your videos for future reference
Luckely you didn’t throw the hamer trough de workshop, you where thinking about that at the look of your face😉 great job and a lot of respect for your knowledge and work! 👌👌
Great job on the stretch, it's unfortunate that you had to drill the frame twice. But when you build your trucks there will always be complications. God bless.
Brother your doing a good job just keep taking your time and stay steady after it and i'll be dip in peanut butter and we will see you sitting behind a dang good looking ride thank you for your time and consideration of we the fan watchers are what ever you want to call us later.
Looking good! Bummer on that cross-member deal but good job on rectifying that problem. You got your hands full working by yourself and running the cameras and all. Nice work!
As much as I enjoy working on my own vehicles and I do 95% of it my self! There’s been many times when I thought wish I had the cash to have someone else do this.....a few moments it looked like that thought crossed your mind lol but at the end it worth it looks great!!
Still bad azz😎 the joy of needing a second pair of helping hands. I've (lost) a few mag drills over the years I hope the new owner's got as much use as I did lol. The joy of layouts if ones off!! Great content looking forward to the pusher axle install great work
I AM 58 years old but when i grow up I want to be like you.
🤣🤣👍
@@Ezrider359 I'm way too old but I can sure admire you!
I really like the fact that you share all your work even when something goes wrong. It’s educational in that you also show how you fix a mistake. I have really enjoyed your videos and they are never long enough. I hit the play button to watch this one and it felt like the video was only five minutes long. Please keep showing everything, and thanks from New Hampshire.
Thank you
Ezrider92356 your welcome.
This is got to be the most productive man I ever watching in the trucking business.
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This man makes things happen.
George George, all by himself & 100% done right! If I was a DOT officer & seen him on the road I would say there is no reason to do an inspection on him because they wouldn’t find any infraction on his truck👍👍!!
I said the same 😂💯💯💯💯
Takes a special person to do things like this. You are an inspiration bro.
Amen to that. I’m lost throughout this video but it’s so damn interesting.
Nothing more rewarding than doing it all yourself ... excellent work 👊
for sure 👍
New TwinStick AND Ezrider vids in the same day is like an eclipse of the sun. You love EZ's huck gun so much though, he's gonna have to drive up there to pry it out of your hands lol!
I'd say when y'all are finally done with the trucks you both take a load and run together on at least one trip!
The look on your face when the "C" channel drops is priceless. I giggle every time I see it.
Nice video dude. Anytime a man shows his mishaps and difficulties encountered, he's honest and has my respect and admiration.
admire your honesty and to admit a mistake..and some of your facial expressions putting in the slippery liners was hilarious...great video..
I'm sorry but I had to laugh when Ezra made that face after dropping the liner.
It does separate his videos from other builds.
I usually never laugh of someone but when that beam dropped, the very Peed-off look and total silence on your part made my day. I even felt a disturbance in the force. Thank you for your honesty and not editing it out. Peoples have to know and see what real life is.
Very Talented and hardworking brother. The world needs more people like you. You're awesome!
U do really good work alone man show I can say you know your stuff and u Make it look very easy
Love watching you and twin stick, you both should get together when you get the trucks done for a show and shine. Somewhere near the Canadian and US border. Keep up the great work.👍🏻
Randy Hale Add Bubbles 8V92 and ol2stroker to the mix too. I’m watching all four of these 359 restorations.
I hope the younger generation is watching they can see what work is great job keep up the good work
I know the frame had to hurt I was hit in the head with hook from garbage truck
The look of THOR holding his hammer as the beam drops is priceless! But through silent determination and personal struggles he succeeds what others have failed at..... Great videos!!
👍🤣🤦♂️
I have been there soooooo many times.
Well done bro. You are one determined, and productive individual. You certainly have earned my respect. Keep up the good work , and thanks for sharing it with us.
The stretch came out perfectly. You were very smart to have made the channel inserts as long as you did. With the extra forces from the pusher axle, it will give plenty of extra strength.
The look when the insert dropped out. Priceless! And not a swear word. You are a man of remarkable restraint! I would have been frickin' frack the frackin' frick!
Lol yeah I was getting frustrated. I had test fit it already was snug but went in first try once it was greased up was a different story...lol
I was going to leave a comment but all the previous entries have spoken for me with the exception of l can’t believe you did this all by yourself!!! 🎉
Last week my wife of 50+ years suffered a really serious stroke. Your videos give me a chance to be distracted and relax just a bit. Tell your loved ones that you love them - often. A life can change in a heart-beat. Really appreciate the videos Ezra.
sorry to hear that. i hope she has a speedy recovery. glad my video's could bring you some joy.
Experts are not perfect. They know how to correct their mistakes. That is what makes them seem perfect. Carry on, you're doing a dang good job.
Ezra, you would have to be the most interesting & transparent truck-related RUclips channel around. The work ethic and skill level, without all the bullshit click bait/promos/ego/etc is fantastic to watch. Keep it up - This is going to be one tidy working truck!
I’m a bricklayer have been since sixteen years old. I like too think I’m a master in my trade. But I’d love to be able to do the engineering and mechanical work you do. We don’t have these lovely trucks in England 🏴 I’ve always wanted an American truck since I first watched a programme called moving on. When I was a small boy 👦. Ur a legend bro thanks for letting us all enjoy a master at work. Regards from south London England 🏴
That look on your face when you drop the beam, I was waiting for you to go on a Trevor RAGE mode lol.
Love the hard work keep it up.
Looks good stretched..
All trucks look good stretched...
The look on your face priceless...
If I didn’t live in western Pa. I would come over and help.. a extra set of hands go along way.....
Your the only one that messes up and doesn’t cover it up with editing to look like there’s no mistakes. I truthful admire your work and your honesty. Keep it up and keep the videos coming.
Love the fact that your honest about your mistakes and that your an excellent welder and able to fix those mistakes.
Have to admire your level of patience putting the liners in with grease on your hands
A setback is never a setback if it can be fixed without too much of an issue. I see it as a learning experience
You got the patience of a saint .not many could do what you do it’s awsome
6:00 😂. We’ve all been in that situation. You’re attention to detail is impressive Great video
Problems you described are the reason we always pull the sleeper and tanks and add frame directly behind the cab.. When done you cant tell where we cut or added frame. But its our way.. Everybody has there own ideas. I found the extra work turns out beautiful craftsmanship. No extra holes in frame just one long solid rail.. Also it makes driveline work a breeze with tanks and sleeper off..
Thanks for the awesome videos. . Be safe out there and KEEP TRUCKIN.
Nashville, Tennessee
It was a long week waiting on your next video.keep up the good work
Thank you
@@Ezrider359 will the 3rd axle be a dual wheel or single like the mack?
You are a one man gang. All the work I've watching you do I have personally seen a team of MEN do. You are what every young man should want to grow up to be like.
You are an absolute beaver on this stuff! If you haul like you work, nobody will ever see you after you pull off the scales and you BOING at wherever you're hauling to. Everywhere in between there'll just be a dust whirlwind and that's IT! You also did good keeping everything clean when it got goofy. THANKS! She's a baby doll all right. You'll be riding and gliding before ling with the BIG grin going. Thanks, Ezra! A-PLUS!
Your knowledge and skill amaze me with every single video
Thank you
Hello from Scotland Ezra.she is looking good.keep up the good work 😀🏴
You are an extremely talented tradesmen to take on that type of work on your own is a credit to your work ethic, I only wish the next generation had half the endeavour that you do, to get that job done in a commercial shop would take two or three people, I hope you get to pass on your knowledge to a young fella out there we need more people like you. It’s a pleasure to watch your videos , cant wait to see the install of the pusher axel
You are a beast! Lifting those rails and that mag drill.
Looking great Ezra , frame work is always fun stuff , drilling holes etc , time consuming . Keep up the good work👍🏽
yeah easily double if not tripple the time in this video than the last video even though it seems like more was done in the last video.
Amazing how you can take a truck that's been sitting awhile and restore it to a master piece. Great job. Thanks for the upload
I wish I had a small amount of your self control. After the second time that insert fell, I would have been shouting up a storm and maybe even throwing stuff. You, on the other hand, just looked at the camera as if to say, "That figures", and then got back to work. Very impressive!
VERY! 2nd this!
i was getting a bit fustrated one of those moments a extra set of hands would have been very helpfull...lol
@@Ezrider359 I could tell and sure wished I could've been there. I know they had to slide straight in and that was not going to be easy. You did GOOD all the way around and the looks on some of it I could mirror with EASE at some points in my deals. The grease was a FINE addition too. A-PLUS!
@@Ezrider359 - You definitely looked a bit frazzled! I understand about needing a second set of hands around. Wish I lived close enough to offer a hand, but I think that there are at least a couple of miles between you and I (couple thousand more like).
Kudos for all the good work, and kudos for keeping us along for the ride. It's all appreciated, sir!
Have enjoyed the videos. If you get a chance check out my video no matter if you’re a race fan or just a truck fan!
Well even with a goof up great video keep them coming
Helpful, informative, quality work! It appears to me that you used anti-seize on the input shaft of the rear end. One day the drum bearings on my clothes dryer were squeaking. The only lubricant I had at home was anti-seize, which I used for lubricating the bearings. The dryer again started squeaking in less than a week. I took apart the dryer again and used a different lubricant. The dryer then lasted for years with no squeaks!
Hell yeah man. Getting there and your doing right!
Hey brother I have seen that look in our face when trying to place those liners in, boy that has been the look on my face several time, but way to be resourceful and weld those holes. Man your my hero way to keep calm bubba
Ezra you are a MACHINE!!!!! Thats one hell of allot of hard work and you pulled it off like pass the salt..lol RESPECT BRO!!!
Absolutely terrific work. Really inspiring to see a master craftsman and technician at work. Thank you for sharing the videos.
Awesome video , Sometimes things are painful but you stayed the distance and got it done . You are the best and your work is amazing . I only wish I had a part of your skill level . I am in Hawaii and I bought a 72 double framed W900 . It has frame jacking and I bought it thinking I will end up doing something similar , but the room it takes , the equipment involved and the man hours is tremendous . I have a lot of respect for you . Then doing a video , that's overwhelming . I honestly don't know how you do it . Nothing short of amazing . Thank you so much for sharing your trade and skill .
Lots of hard work but you're doing great! That frame looked like it was giving you a good workout! LOL!
I have been watching for a while now. Let me say how impressed I am of your ambition and steadfastness. All this work, done by yourself, is a testimate to how a person can and should be. Keep it up!
thank you
I've never seen one of those drills. That drill is awesome. These videos on the rebuild are great. Love them.
that drill is awesome for jobs like that.
That is an excellent idea to put the grease between the frame inserts to prevent rust jacking. Great job on the truck, I do all my work by myself as well on small and big trucks.
That is exactly how one should do a frame. Great job love the fact that every thing is painted and greased up. Take notes if you want a frame done right then this is how it is DONE!!!!.....
Yet another great vid! Nice work as always. I got that bell rung so I dont miss any of this project. 👍
You deserve your own tv show, this is getting good. I love your approach on working on the truck.
Oh a NEW pusher, very nice! Take us with you one day when you are trucking the Mack. I would like to see what you trucking day looks like. Nice work.
i do have one pretty old video pulling a side dump with the mack biulding a flood control levy.
Your face after putting in that first rail was priceless. Looks awesome
really good work on old red
You accomplished that stretch flawlessly, "GREAT JOB"
thank you
You never cease to amaze me with your work ethics and knowledge, you are one very gifted person. Great vids.
Ik film make everything way harder but I have to say thank you for doing it! Following along makes me want to start my own projects!
Dude. You make it all look so easy. I really love to see you work. Nice job
I’m assuming you are doing all this work alone. What dedication you’re showing us. And during winter also. My hats off to you Sir.
Ezra’s got no time for haters. Too busy being deadly. Awesome work dude
G’day boy that was heavy work and on your own that drilling machine is really worth it, I think your a bloody marvel especially when you consider your on your own and you could see those “C” sections are bloody heavy, but you know what your doing and it shows. Old Red is really changing and I always look forward to getting your videos I find what your doing is very interesting we’ll be careful kind regards John
This is a massive project. Hats off to you. Well done!
Talent and strong work ethic!!! That is all I can say about your work Ezra, great job
thank you
Two pair of ViseGrips clamped, on your new piece for a handle will make it easier to hold on to, GREAT VIDEO Thanks William Orange county, ca.
Truck is coming together nicely! The Mack is gonna get jealous once you hook the 359 up and it hauls it's first money making load! The bolt hole layout mistake sucks, but if that's the biggest setback in the whole project things are still going good! At least it was just a frame stretch. I re-railed a truck once and the shop wouldn't pay for pre-punched rails so we drilled all of them. Problem was I did one side and had to go on a service call, get back the next day and someone "helped" and drilled the other side and.......the entire rail was off a couple inches!
that would suck i would be mad
Nice job man, it's going to be a cool ride. There are a few things i would do to make it perfect, take off the air wipers and melt them down so no one else will have to suffer. I would also move the mirrors off the doors to the cab, and think about changing to a 1994 60 series so i could have cruise.
the last truck i had with air wipers never gave me any issues and i didn't mind them at all. now that one of the switches is leaking i kinda wish i would have done the electric wipers when i replaced the one motor. oh well.
@@Ezrider359 the only reason i don't like air wipers,is because they don't move in unison, but, one at a time is ok
That look of cold fury every time that plate hit the ground.
Man I'm glad you show some of patience testing tasks I've had that look on my face more than once ,super impressed on your dedication and persistence to your work thanks for sharing the helpful hints I'm definitely will be using some of your tricks in my own projects 👍👍👍👍
Great Video, the extending of the frame came out really good. Thank you and I look forward to your upcoming videos.
Well the first liner installation was more entertaining to watch, LOL You seemed to be nonchalant when you cut a perfectly good truck in half.
Enjoyed. Wish I could have been there to help you great show
Wish he would have showed how he measured the drive shaft and set the second carrier bearing
Yes your right , get them all together . And no trailer queen truck.👍🏻
Great thing about a mag drill is that your wrists won't get broken from a drill bit grabbing. Saves fatigue from pushing on the drill also. That truck is coming together well.
You are a man of great ability and great patience!!
new lines i like that god work ezra take care
i'm impressed with your work I wish I wasn't so old and worn out you r making me tired just watching lol
Very impressive work.
thank you
The truck coming along awesome can't wait to see it completely done I find your videos very informative and helpful because you answer all questions I feel I can do the same someday to my future truck I save all your videos for future reference
Great job on the truck. What a bad ass ride. Thanks for sharing
Luckely you didn’t throw the hamer trough de workshop, you where thinking about that at the look of your face😉 great job and a lot of respect for your knowledge and work! 👌👌
Taking shape now , you must be very happy with the progress , it’s looks amazing now , well done my friend
I wait all week to see your next video. You Sir are very good at what you do. Keep the videos coming. Thank you
That moment when you realize you have to totally redo a job 😭
Keep up the great work 💪😎👍
Greetings from the Great State of Ohio, USA.
Great job on the stretch, it's unfortunate that you had to drill the frame twice. But when you build your trucks there will always be complications. God bless.
thank you
Going to be a nice truck when you are done been watching you do all the work from the first video
glad you are enjoying the series thank you
Great and clean work as always. Keep going dear Ezra
Back in the 80s I put two self loader’s on log trucks, No mag drill back then and I can’t say I miss those times I have 2 mag drills now.
Yeah the thought of doing that with a hand drill sends shivers down my spine....lol
man that`s a`lot of drilling .looking good.
Brother your doing a good job just keep taking your time and stay steady after it and i'll be dip in peanut butter and we will see you sitting behind a dang good looking ride thank you for your time and consideration of we the fan watchers are what ever you want to call us later.
Looking good! Bummer on that cross-member deal but good job on rectifying that problem. You got your hands full working by yourself and running the cameras and all. Nice work!
As much as I enjoy working on my own vehicles and I do 95% of it my self! There’s been many times when I thought wish I had the cash to have someone else do this.....a few moments it looked like that thought crossed your mind lol but at the end it worth it looks great!!
there was a few moments of fustration in this video but in the end id rather do it myself.
Ezrider92356 absolutely same here no matter how difficult I’m always happy I do the work myself in the end!
Still bad azz😎 the joy of needing a second pair of helping hands. I've (lost) a few mag drills over the years I hope the new owner's got as much use as I did lol. The joy of layouts if ones off!! Great content looking forward to the pusher axle install great work
Thank you
Very well done. Were all human and it just seems to be a fact of life any project of this size is going to throw you a curve somewhere along the way.
Another great job. I enjoy all of your videos.
that is one long ass truck