When I saw the intro piece I was like oh no. You actually made a nice save by changing the way it fell. Could've been way worse if it landed flat. I liked how you shined up the window pieces. Looks good like that
Hey Ezrah, you make always a Good mechanical Job. I watch every Video from you . I Drive a small 7,5 t Truck in Germany and at the Weekend we repair our Trucks .Stay Save and Good luck for the Next Videos of Old Red and the Mack. Greatings from Germany 👍🙏
man was i worried when you were taking that last screw out. thankfully, very little damage. i think the sound deadening mat is worth its weight in cold for a build like this. very nice work.
Bout choked on my cereal when that door dropped......hats off to you for keeping your cool.......I'd laid down a line of cuss words that'd made a sailor's ears curl......and probably thrown some stuff as well.....🙄🙄👍👍.....got a question.....is there ANYTHING you can't do??...... nevermind, I'll answer....NO💪💪😋😋.....you are da man!!💪💪👍👍
You may not have an issue like we do down here in West Texas but be careful on those hot summer days! I burned the crap out of my arm more than once when I polished out my door moldings like that!
That door was quite scary. Glad that it turned out ok. I keep thinking...Measure twice, cut once, Read the labels on parts, Have an extra hand on the bulky stuff, Tie things down. That’s the bad part about not having an extra hand on some projects. You did a wonderful job on polishing the door top panels...that looks so NICE... open the door and get some bling! 🤩 Love it when a plan comes together! 🧐
@@Ezrider359 🇺🇸 I can understand that one. There’s a lot to do in something like that. Thanks for all that you do...you make it look fun, show some things we haven’t thought of, etc. You sure have come a long way with that truck. I’m working on a IH 9670 cabover and you have given me lots of good ideas. Have a good one friend. Paul 😎
Way to keep moving forward after the door incident. It can be tough doing these things by yourself but what a great ride this will be when it's finished.
Love this project EZ, amazing you've done all this with no help. Like rolling the tandems in after the stretch on frame and now the doors. Nice work brother 👍
Ratchet straps are great for holding things in place when removing or installing. Wrap some microfiber around the strap at all the pretty spots & then remove the fasteners. I'm glad everything turned out okay with minimal damage.
I have to do the same hinge job on my 379 very soon, this video is just another reason why i follow your build. Im worried about doing the same thing and dropping my door. Thank god yours ended up ok, but you've already given me a better idea of taking mine off. Thanks ez!
I don’t know how you kept your cool, man. I would have pulled the biggest temper tantrum if that happened to me. Glad to see it was nominal damage and you ramained level headed.
When a person works by themself it’s lessons learned (the hard way) you’ll never repeat. It’s all fun or you would have quit long ago. You got it going on man.
We all make mistakes mate it’s human nature. Glad there wasn’t too much damage. Keep it up fella your doing a blinder of a job. Regards from south London England 🏴
Really enjoy your video's, I heard you mentioned on one of Twin sticks video's and I'm glad he did. I've watched all of your video's on this truck up to date now, looking forward to the next one.
Loving the build it's looking pretty nice just wanted to comment when applying decals, stickers & such that if you add a little dish soap to some water in a spray bottle, then spray where you want to put the decal & or sticker area first then apply the sticker & or decal it will allow you to move or pull it back off to an extent, then squeegee out the water starting from the center out, it will give you a better result, A polish I found that worked good with not a lot of work was called Magic Mix ( comes two bottles one bottle is pinkish color other is white ) it has a rabbit on the bottles, only place I found it was at the truck stops. But found it to work better than Mothers, Never Dull or Blue Magic .
I know I've said it before. But it takes a real mechanic to bring something back that has been given up on. Old Red would probably be still sitting there rotting down. Again, amazing job. You are a top notch mechanic to do what you have done with this huge project. Absolutely beautiful truck, with those big huge chrome stacks. I'm really enjoying this series. Thank you for sharing the journey.
I hate doing doors. I did both doors on my old FLD. I took the mirrors and arms off to keep them more balanced. You got lucky when she went over. At least it didn’t fall on the new fender. My driver door had been hit before and everything was tweaked and lots of broken stuff inside. Trying to get them aligned was a bear too, but a nice closing door made it worth the headache.
Hindsight being 20-20 of course many of us watching suggest getting help or tying off the door,removing the mirrors and glass... putting pillows down or placing a small child near by to cushion the doors fall. Good save on your part. Keep these honest real world videos coming Ezrah.
We used a spray in bed liner for both sound and insulation one coat coverage and only $150.00 works awesome and quick made a BIG BIG BIG difference with sound and warmth
I love the fact of how you try to work with what you have first and fix and repair if possible before buying new. That is how I work and learn and there is some extra pride in it as well. Great job EZ, look forward to seeing that new interior
You have rebuilt this truck from front to back modified the frame and you did it all by yourself.....big deal a door got lose.............thanks for the video.......God Bless........see ya
when I drop a door like that, all the glass and mirrors break. You really dropped it nicely to minimize any real damage. Its 2020, can a guy get an extra robot arm?
my my e z you should have put a coupke a bucks on the lottery with the luck you had with the door i reckon at best from that height you should have been replacing the glass and mirror and framework and straightening the window frame ,i like your attention to the detail its a great trait and old red makes me smile everytime i see him.
Glad you avoided a huge catastrophe with the door. When I worked in a bodyshop back in the day I saw a guy drop a freshly painted rear hatch with the glass installed from a Nissan 300zx. Man did the foreman scream at him. He was wondering why he didn't ask for help with it. When you're alone trying to do work on bigger panels that's another story. Getting creative is mandatory. I actually saw the table saw sitting there when you were taking it off and I was thinking I'd probably slide that and one of those old tires on top of it, and you basically did just that but with wood instead of the tire. Great minds think alike. I've stacked up and leaned all kinds of things when it comes to mocking up bumpers, side skirts, splitters, etc... whatever works, works. Those door trims look great polished up! You're absolutely right about the time it takes to polish metal. I have done countless sets of two and three piece wheels and it takes HOURS. The end result is definitely worth the labor though. Nice work buddy, cant wait to see the panels from the day cab company!!!!👍😎
We all tend to want to do things without help u think to yourself well how heavy can it be its only aluminum...woops to late well not to much to worry about looks like ...I've been fixing up an old Fargo halt ton and the window seals were just like that hard and crusty..u are doing an awesome job keep u a going it will be done in no time at all ..
Love your videos. I was talking to my screen and pointing to your table saw as you were removing the door. I'm glad everything worked out and you heard me to re-install the door. Keep up the great work!
Hey EZ, I was thinking maybe using a tall ladder, pitch it on the outside of the door and put a support line from the door to ladder so maybe it won't fall?..idk, just thinking 🤔.. great work on the 359, she's looking beautiful..
A guy doesn't realize how heavy a door is 'til it's off the hinge. Nice save Great work! I was thinkin' you might wanna change the door opener on the driver side. Someday you'll go to open it and the spring will break and then you'll be inconvenienced.
I have changed a few in my time and it become a habit to tie a rope to the window through that wing as well and then eze it into my one good arm. Pulled wrenches most all my life when not driving and to be honest, wrenching was the best for me as I am not a good people person and do best to eat alone. Not quite that savere but close as I don't really know what others think and get ahead of myself. I started for my dad when I was too young to argue and just kept with it. I did try other lines of work and some were "okay" but just never pushed it enough to get good. Of course now days with all the electronics and other rigging that they added like cow crap in the fuel system which just baffles me what or how ... why would anyone try something like that. I'm a W900 kinda guy but my second truck was a narrow nose butterfly hood Pete... the last was a 82 KW and never got newer as I just never drove it that much... finally did the inframe and replaced other stuff that comes at around the three to four hundred thousand mark and so looking too good one day a guy made a vuger offer of money and I took it as it put me ahead of that one. That truck was nearly seven years old and I got more than a new one for it. He had cash and I have a weakness for the stuff.
Yeah when you work by yourself it'll happen but at least you snuck through it without wrecking anything keep up the good work it's good to see someone's hard work actually go somewhere
Whew! That was too close for comfort. Glad you avoided a major catastrophe with the door. The pull handle interior trim turned out really nice after stripping and buffing. Looks classy compared to the original leather/vinyl wrapped sill. Goin' to look really sweet with the new interior. Lookin' forward to viewing your upcoming episodes! Good day EZ!
hey ez I hope you didn't hurt yourself saving the door, as far as the door bolts are concerned, you have solved very nicely what polishing can not do, hey much better than the vinil that was on it ... nicely arranged mate
Awsome and sure feel for you when the door fell and I am glad it turned out as it did! Thanks for sharing, I enjoy learning through your videos and I really love the music!!! I look forward to your next video!!!
Was in the exact same situation myself recently and had to rig up a door support. Really a second pair of hands would have been the best thing! The polished door tops look great.
Learning curve and you admitted you should have done it different lol we use a 2 x 4 to brace bottom and a strap around door but like you said learning curve
Noico is good but second skin better it has the foam in front and the have the spray version as well and don't forget to do the inside of the doors with the Mr lol great vids and oopss
I just LOVE the stacks on old red...! Maybe it's the camera (angle), but on the shot in the beginning of the video, they look different...? But the diameter and the simplicity of them... I love them.
big props to the DayCab Co for taking care of Ez and TwinSticks..class company..and good PR....
They are great over there. Seriously even if they weren't helping me out on this I'd still recommend them
I had a truck one time with a day cab company interior and it was a really nice interior .... and it was an older one
@@derekchauvinisahero2010 glad to hear that
my heart stopped when that door went down, thank God there was very minimal damage
Sometimes you need to know when to ask someone for help.
When I saw the intro piece I was like oh no. You actually made a nice save by changing the way it fell. Could've been way worse if it landed flat. I liked how you shined up the window pieces. Looks good like that
He almost had it.
If it wouldn't have shifted away from me I would have been fine but by the time I got ahold of it had too much momentum to stop it
2nd this!
I think you realized how heavy those old doors, are. Nice save.
Your subdued sense of humor really adds to the videos, IMO.
And I really like the chromed up trim pieces much better than the leather.
Peace.
Good to see the old trucks still on the road, getting my 91 going here on the road soon
Hey Ezrah, you make always a Good mechanical Job. I watch every Video from you . I Drive a small 7,5 t Truck in Germany and at the Weekend we repair our Trucks .Stay Save and Good luck for the Next Videos of Old Red and the Mack.
Greatings from Germany 👍🙏
man was i worried when you were taking that last screw out. thankfully, very little damage. i think the sound deadening mat is worth its weight in cold for a build like this. very nice work.
I was too it didn't really know where the door would Ballance and it did exactly what I didn't want it to and shifted away from me.
Bout choked on my cereal when that door dropped......hats off to you for keeping your cool.......I'd laid down a line of cuss words that'd made a sailor's ears curl......and probably thrown some stuff as well.....🙄🙄👍👍.....got a question.....is there ANYTHING you can't do??...... nevermind, I'll answer....NO💪💪😋😋.....you are da man!!💪💪👍👍
If there would have been glass everywhere and a u shaped door my reaction probably would have been different...lol
@@Ezrider359 😂😂😂.....I hear ya......
I'm glad you polished out your upper door panels. The grab handles look good on them, too.
You may not have an issue like we do down here in West Texas but be careful on those hot summer days! I burned the crap out of my arm more than once when I polished out my door moldings like that!
I’m grateful YOU didn’t get damaged taking that door off!
Not all artists work with a paint brush and an easle. Nice work and entertaining to watch.
That door was quite scary. Glad that it turned out ok. I keep thinking...Measure twice, cut once, Read the labels on parts, Have an extra hand on the bulky stuff, Tie things down. That’s the bad part about not having an extra hand on some projects. You did a wonderful job on polishing the door top panels...that looks so NICE... open the door and get some bling! 🤩 Love it when a plan comes together! 🧐
Yeah if I would have thought it out a little more could have done it differently
@@Ezrider359 🇺🇸 I can understand that one. There’s a lot to do in something like that. Thanks for all that you do...you make it look fun, show some things we haven’t thought of, etc. You sure have come a long way with that truck. I’m working on a IH 9670 cabover and you have given me lots of good ideas. Have a good one friend. Paul 😎
Way to keep moving forward after the door incident. It can be tough doing these things by yourself but what a great ride this will be when it's finished.
Love this project EZ, amazing you've done all this with no help. Like rolling the tandems in after the stretch on frame and now the doors. Nice work brother 👍
Ratchet straps are great for holding things in place when removing or installing. Wrap some microfiber around the strap at all the pretty spots & then remove the fasteners. I'm glad everything turned out okay with minimal damage.
I have to do the same hinge job on my 379 very soon, this video is just another reason why i follow your build. Im worried about doing the same thing and dropping my door. Thank god yours ended up ok, but you've already given me a better idea of taking mine off. Thanks ez!
I don’t know how you kept your cool, man. I would have pulled the biggest temper tantrum if that happened to me. Glad to see it was nominal damage and you ramained level headed.
When a person works by themself it’s lessons learned (the hard way) you’ll never repeat. It’s all fun or you would have quit long ago. You got it going on man.
We all make mistakes mate it’s human nature. Glad there wasn’t too much damage. Keep it up fella your doing a blinder of a job. Regards from south London England 🏴
Really enjoy your video's, I heard you mentioned on one of Twin sticks video's and I'm glad he did. I've watched all of your video's on this truck up to date now, looking forward to the next one.
I watch all of twinsticks videos 👍
Loving the build it's looking pretty nice just wanted to comment when applying decals, stickers & such that if you add a little dish soap to some water in a spray bottle, then spray where you want to put the decal & or sticker area first then apply the sticker & or decal it will allow you to move or pull it back off to an extent, then squeegee out the water starting from the center out, it will give you a better result, A polish I found that worked good with not a lot of work was called Magic Mix ( comes two bottles one bottle is pinkish color other is white ) it has a rabbit on the bottles, only place I found it was at the truck stops. But found it to work better than Mothers, Never Dull or Blue Magic .
Sweet new introduction. Trucks coming along nicely. You have all kinds of talent.
Just need a logo like TwinSticks has.
I was trying to catch that falling door :)
Me too. lol
Thank you 👍🤣
Happy to see I'm not the only one to use a table saw as a work bench 😆
Gotta be useful more than the once every two years I actually cut wood with it...lol
Love the new intro Ez! When I watch some of your videos I honestly wish I was able to drop by and help with some of the heavy lifting.
Thank you
Working trucks get dings stuff happens. Old Red is still a masterpiece in the making.
Get real lucky on the door sorry to see it fall down but you did a great job anyways big grades looking good👍🏼
I know I've said it before. But it takes a real mechanic to bring something back that has been given up on. Old Red would probably be still sitting there rotting down. Again, amazing job. You are a top notch mechanic to do what you have done with this huge project. Absolutely beautiful truck, with those big huge chrome stacks. I'm really enjoying this series. Thank you for sharing the journey.
I hate doing doors. I did both doors on my old FLD. I took the mirrors and arms off to keep them more balanced. You got lucky when she went over. At least it didn’t fall on the new fender. My driver door had been hit before and everything was tweaked and lots of broken stuff inside. Trying to get them aligned was a bear too, but a nice closing door made it worth the headache.
Yeah I think they weight of the mirrors threw me off I wasn't expecting it to fall away from me so quickly
MY HEART DROPPED WHEN THE DOOR FELL OMG CALL ME I'LL DRIVE FROM DETROIT TO HELP YOU EZ RIDER 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
keep on trucking outlaw life,. are you looking for 359
@@georgetoma7139 if it's a cabover yes.
Hindsight being 20-20 of course many of us watching suggest getting help or tying off the door,removing the mirrors and glass... putting pillows down or placing a small child near by to cushion the doors fall. Good save on your part. Keep these honest real world videos coming Ezrah.
Ezra, I don't bother to wait until the end of the video to like it. I know I will at the very beginning!
We used a spray in bed liner for both sound and insulation one coat coverage and only $150.00 works awesome and quick made a BIG BIG BIG difference with sound and warmth
I think most car/truck guys can relate to that ... been there done that myself ... very annoying, but luckily minimal damage
Thanks for the update on Old Red Ez.
Man my heart skipped a beat when that door came off!
Keep the videos coming.
Cheers from Sydney Australia
🇦🇺👍🐨🦘🇦🇺
Looks good Driva. Polish the jams. It will really pop and get them RPM’s up on that buffer. I run mine at 1100 minimum
I love the fact of how you try to work with what you have first and fix and repair if possible before buying new. That is how I work and learn and there is some extra pride in it as well. Great job EZ, look forward to seeing that new interior
Man, those polished door sills looked amazing....I wish I had a thought of that when I had the 359!!
You have rebuilt this truck from front to back modified the frame and you did it all by yourself.....big deal a door got lose.............thanks for the video.......God Bless........see ya
You knew it was gonna happen lol the guy never lies
when I drop a door like that, all the glass and mirrors break. You really dropped it nicely to minimize any real damage. Its 2020, can a guy get an extra robot arm?
Sorry, all out of robot arms, best we can do is dystopian hellscape.
my my e z you should have put a coupke a bucks on the lottery with the luck you had with the door i reckon at best from that height you should have been replacing the glass and mirror and framework and straightening the window frame ,i like your attention to the detail its a great trait and old red makes me smile everytime i see him.
Great video! Been there with stuff that I thought it was going to go bad and it usually does but I just want to get the work done and do it anyway.
Glad you avoided a huge catastrophe with the door. When I worked in a bodyshop back in the day I saw a guy drop a freshly painted rear hatch with the glass installed from a Nissan 300zx. Man did the foreman scream at him. He was wondering why he didn't ask for help with it. When you're alone trying to do work on bigger panels that's another story. Getting creative is mandatory. I actually saw the table saw sitting there when you were taking it off and I was thinking I'd probably slide that and one of those old tires on top of it, and you basically did just that but with wood instead of the tire. Great minds think alike. I've stacked up and leaned all kinds of things when it comes to mocking up bumpers, side skirts, splitters, etc... whatever works, works. Those door trims look great polished up! You're absolutely right about the time it takes to polish metal. I have done countless sets of two and three piece wheels and it takes HOURS. The end result is definitely worth the labor though. Nice work buddy, cant wait to see the panels from the day cab company!!!!👍😎
I love watching how your editing is evolving lol. this one even has a little click bait.
You done good job m8 holdin onto it you still hand it in your hands
Doing things yourself is very satisfying, but when accidents happen they are twice as worse! You’re doing great, just keep on trucking 😎🇺🇸🦅👍
Almost knocked my pc monitor over trying to catch the door when it began to fall. Good idea on them door sills.
Dont you hate it when these things happen on Camera 📸. Glad to see you saved the day.
Could have been a lot worse
We all tend to want to do things without help u think to yourself well how heavy can it be its only aluminum...woops to late well not to much to worry about looks like ...I've been fixing up an old Fargo halt ton and the window seals were just like that hard and crusty..u are doing an awesome job keep u a going it will be done in no time at all ..
Yeah the weight wasn't really the problem it was how it shifted
Love your videos. I was talking to my screen and pointing to your table saw as you were removing the door. I'm glad everything worked out and you heard me to re-install the door. Keep up the great work!
Thanks 😊
Hey EZ, I was thinking maybe using a tall ladder, pitch it on the outside of the door and put a support line from the door to ladder so maybe it won't fall?..idk, just thinking 🤔.. great work on the 359, she's looking beautiful..
A guy doesn't realize how heavy a door is 'til it's off the hinge. Nice save Great work! I was thinkin' you might wanna change the door opener on the driver side. Someday you'll go to open it and the spring will break and then you'll be inconvenienced.
I was expecting heavy the problem was it started shifting away fry me faster than I could get my other hand on it to steady it
@@Ezrider359 Oh, ok. Yeah it got away in a hurry!
Polish your door jams since the door off i did mine on my 79 and they look great
Thanks for including the door drop! I appreciate honest people!👍
You're like my Sea Bee Uncle. He had the patience of Job too! Good job, Ezra and GBWYall!
Nicely done, Ezra! Good idea polishing the trim, that really came out looking sharp!
That's how we did the top of the door's and the dash panels back in the day, they didn't have all the fancy plastic chrome in those days. Good job
Very informative video well done top job y'all be safe out there bud
I've watched Ol' Red from episode 1, & didn't realize I haven't subscribed, yet. You've done an amazing job. Sub'd.
I have changed a few in my time and it become a habit to tie a rope to the window through that wing as well and then eze it into my one good arm. Pulled wrenches most all my life when not driving and to be honest, wrenching was the best for me as I am not a good people person and do best to eat alone. Not quite that savere but close as I don't really know what others think and get ahead of myself. I started for my dad when I was too young to argue and just kept with it. I did try other lines of work and some were "okay" but just never pushed it enough to get good. Of course now days with all the electronics and other rigging that they added like cow crap in the fuel system which just baffles me what or how ... why would anyone try something like that. I'm a W900 kinda guy but my second truck was a narrow nose butterfly hood Pete... the last was a 82 KW and never got newer as I just never drove it that much... finally did the inframe and replaced other stuff that comes at around the three to four hundred thousand mark and so looking too good one day a guy made a vuger offer of money and I took it as it put me ahead of that one. That truck was nearly seven years old and I got more than a new one for it. He had cash and I have a weakness for the stuff.
I really like that blue magic metal polish. I think it does a better job than mothers.
Jesus ez... I thought that window glass was done! Man you dodged a bullet on that...good recovery tho!!!
Me too
Yeah when you work by yourself it'll happen but at least you snuck through it without wrecking anything keep up the good work it's good to see someone's hard work actually go somewhere
Hopefully when you finish it you take it to work and vlog it!
I'll do a video of it working when it's all done.
As always awesome job on the truck! Can’t wait to see it working on the road!
Whew! That was too close for comfort. Glad you avoided a major catastrophe with the door. The pull handle interior trim turned out really nice after stripping and buffing. Looks classy compared to the original leather/vinyl wrapped sill. Goin' to look really sweet with the new interior. Lookin' forward to viewing your upcoming episodes! Good day EZ!
Thank you
hey ez I hope you didn't hurt yourself saving the door, as far as the door bolts are concerned, you have solved very nicely what polishing can not do, hey much better than the vinil that was on it ...
nicely arranged mate
Another great video, EZ.
What a great project.
Shit happens! You’re by yourself sometimes you risk it to get shit done brotha!! Sick rig
I'm so happy to see ya more on my channel I've learned alot about fixing the problem myself then having to pay a arm n leg lol thx again
I am enjoying the video's but my butt was wanting to help on undoing the door. Thank God it didn't hurt much.
Awsome and sure feel for you when the door fell and I am glad it turned out as it did! Thanks for sharing, I enjoy learning through your videos and I really love the music!!! I look forward to your next video!!!
Thank you
Was in the exact same situation myself recently and had to rig up a door support. Really a second pair of hands would have been the best thing! The polished door tops look great.
Ezrah you were so damn lucky on that door. Imagine if it dented in the middle of that aluminum, it would be impossible to repair.
Anything can be repaired but sure wouldn't have been happy about it
I believe you effectively made all of our hearts stop for a moment.
Going to be one nice working 359 sweet old truck
She's looking good ..........John
Learning curve and you admitted you should have done it different lol we use a 2 x 4 to brace bottom and a strap around door but like you said learning curve
Yo Ezx Truck coming along great suggestion for glass cleaning & chrome try some grade0000 steel wool it works great
Another Great video
Was painful to watch when the door fell...dang lol nice work too
A ladder is good for the doors help support the weight as you unbolt and keep stable climb up ladder and carry door down
Could of been so much worse I thought forsure it was going to hit the fender,,great build haven't missed a vid yet 👍🇨🇦
Boy my heart stopped when you dropped door by accident brother glad everything turned out ok. Well be safe your friend from Larned kansas Eric Houser.
Me too thanks
Another great video Ezra... thank you my friend
If you ever have to do this again try hanging a strap from the ceiling and just put a little tension on the ratchet strap then unscrew it
Coming right along....
Another great video lol between you and two sticks only good stuff on RUclips lol
Hello guy, Good Job
How in the hell you ever thought you were going to hold that door is beyond me but A+ for the save ha ha
If it wouldn't have shifted away from me I would have been fine seriously miscalculated where the door would Ballance
Noico is good but second skin better it has the foam in front and the have the spray version as well and don't forget to do the inside of the doors with the Mr lol great vids and oopss
If I lived where you do I would be glad to help you. But. I live in South Carolina good luck be care full
At least you didn't break the window man lol.
I just LOVE the stacks on old red...! Maybe it's the camera (angle), but on the shot in the beginning of the video, they look different...? But the diameter and the simplicity of them... I love them.
Nothing changed on the stacks
@@Ezrider359 I meant different from eachother. But that’s maybe wrong?
Safety glasses....come on man....all this work will be for nothing if you loose an eye!!
Keep the momentum going...its looking awesome!!
I wasn't looking so please don't tell me what happened other than the fact that you had to clean your shorts keep up the good work I'm proud of you
Good stuff, EZ, keep it coming! -ZoneOne
Thanks 👍