Kenworth Single Axle | Rear Leaf Spring Replacement | Reyco Suspension

[@isaaccharles1189]

Great job semi working thanks for the great content keep the videos coming they very helpful God bless

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@terrellscaife2411]

Yeah that’s good stuff three years ago I did rear leaf spring bushings and shackles on a 97 Oldsmobile bravado so this job was similar just a lot bigger

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!!

[@helderhenoch3698]

Boa noite daqui de Portugal gostei do seu vídeo parabéns muito profissional obrigado um grande abraço para você helder Henoch

[@jorgeguerrero1710]

Great video 👍

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!!

[@fuddmethen]

love it!

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!!

[@emazolea9050]

Les falta que apretaran machín las abrazaderas, porque luego de quejan de que están flojas o se barajean las hojas de los peines!

[@WrenchAddiction]

Where in the world can you buy a spring picker like yours?

[@TopFlightGarage]

Never thought of using an engine hoist,I did leaf springs on a box truck we lifted it by hand 😬😬

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!! Work smart not hard.

[@tubedejay]

It looks to be an old hospital patient lift.

[@richardmcpherso5759]

Great job like to Watch you thanks you

[@paulohenriquelopeslelis1044]

Maquinário de primeiro mundo

[@farwest571]

Did you change them because of the rust or where they just beat down?

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!! It was a combination of both.

[@scottcunningham3318]

What brand are those frame jacks and where’d you get them??

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!! They are Gray pneumatic bottle jacks.

[@tra6ic741]

hey man what is the make and model or part number for those jacks man, i bet those make doing spring pin bushings and springs a little easier then a floor jack

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!! Pneumatic Bottle Jacks: amzn.to/3nKxyBR

[@miguelangelvalderrama1808]

Wow, there is a lot of rust in that rear part of that truck😯, was that truck in contact with the sea water????????????????

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!! This was a salt spreader for the ice on the roads.

[@miguelangelvalderrama1808]

@@SemiWorkin 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 Rightly.

[@Patmos25]

Um brasileiro esteve aqui nos comentários 🇧🇷

[@DieselFuelOnly]

Fertilizer spreader truck? would explain all the rust lol

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!! Yeah it’s a fertilizer spreader had to torch everything.

[@DieselFuelOnly]

@@SemiWorkin Yeah I know that feeling! I usually torch 'em off too even if it doesn't really need it, gets the old hardware off fast that's gonna be replaced anyway. I need to make a spring hanger for our hoist like ya'll have, like the single-tire dolly for sliding the wheels off the studs as well. A lot of guys don't seem to like doing this kind of work, personally I enjoy it! Minus the rust of course. With the right tools and sometimes a few minutes to step back and figure out the easiest way to lift/position something heavy especially when working by yourself it's a fun challenge.

[@juansantos1614]

I just wondered:what’s the cost for that job? Hundreds or thousands dollars?

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!!

[@investigation2039]

super, thank you

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!!

[@armandooliveira3302]

Você só aperta com a máquina ar.

[@georgedunham6833]

Burning out a rusty bolt with a sleeve can take forever

[@jbobqwerty]

That would have been a lot easier if the axle was out of the way.

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!! Definitely would have been easier.

[@johnvicklund8189]

Another Triangle spring,

[@alejandrononescesario1729]

pobre camión me daría vergüenza tener un camión en ese estado de suciedad, muy limpio por afuera y tremendamente sucio por dentro

[@juansantos1614]

Es un camión de carga mi estimado ! No es una limosina

[@fabi57iamracer]

Rust all over that truck.

[@SemiWorkin]

Thanks for watching!! That's what salt does.