Installing the Boarding Ladder on the LMTV
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- If you want a ladder the same as this one. I picked up the ladder from Globe Trekker
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Awesome!
Nice ladder man
Things I liked about this video:
1. The failing Dewalt tools yet to be replaced with something from 2005 or newer.
2. The underwear drawer.
3. The fact you spent 3000 dollars on a ladder (holy moly!).
4. The sarcastic comedy.
5. Chad.
6. Michelle verbally applauding you at the end. 😂😂😂😂😂
Keep it up!
I enjoy your videos so much. Extremely thoughtful to offset it. Working hard to have an overland LMTV of my own one day.
Same here
Good stuff Sir plus a man never needs to explain himself about being in the underwear drawer :P
Yea, but why was the tripod in the underwear drawer? Does Michelle know, or was it her idea? 😳
@@tehNashty like I said a man never explains :P
Oh thats my absolute favorite prt of any project, when that heavy 18V battery torques around and attempts to smack some sense into me:)
Nice video of the GlobeTrekker boarding ladder! I have loved mine over the past year. Bill and Dave are great to work with and are really passionate about ensuring the overland community has great products like this. See you out on the road!
Mag Drill!!!
Demolition Sawzall blade would do that cut pretty good.
I did use a sawzall for some of it. To be honest I threw just about every portable tool I have at it at one point or another.
@@BrokeOverLand secrete is in the "demolition" blade for metal. Didn't know they existed till ran across one then tried it...... was surprised how fast it cut thru our C channel
Well, he knows for next time, I guess.
I really hope there isn't a next time he cuts a huge hole in his frame. I am willing to bet he doesn't either!
Agree no more holes in the frame.
@@BrokeOverLand Im assuming future video is welding some reinforcement to replace strength lost
Great video, love to watch Chad! Install looks even better in person! Nice work as always. No more bruised ribs, you left that part out.........
Didn’t want to get de-monetized for showing an injury. ;)
very nice.
When I saw you were cutting into the box subframe, I was horrified and intrigued at the same time, but as usual you just made it look simple. Well done mate
It is definitely going to cut into how aggressive I can get off road, until I can put that c-channel on a captured spring system to reduce the torque.
the offset door plan is correct, i missed that detail when i did mine and though it works a bit of toe room would have been better. my many angle grinder scars where twitching when u switched to the grinder.
The angle grinder is the one tool that has caused the most damage to me second only to the bench grinder.
Holy crap! You have a hydraulic winch! Noice!
Window box in your upper C? I can barely wait to see how you reinforce it. Good luck.
Thanks for the entertainment.! LOL
I had a hard time throwing a like on this one, because I didn't wanna be #70, lol. But, I laughed way too hard at you drilling upside down...I hate when that happens! Speaking of what happens...what happens when your drill batteries die...can you even get those anymore?! Anyway...looks like a great addition...those are some nice stairs! And of course...you had to do the obligatory stair inspection in your safety shoes 😂
I will rebuild his batteries if he wants to keep them.
I’ve been trolling garage sales and pawn shops. There are still quite a few out there, but the 18volt are getting few and far between. Might be time to update the tool set. :)
Might take you up on that. Unfortunately, I just sent a few to recycle.
If you want to try it yourself, there are lots of videos about it. Otherwise, I would be happy to do it.
No wonder you waited a year to install these. Cutting the upper rails looked like a miserable job! The end result looks great and much safer than the step ladder!
That ladder was a nightmare that has left me with scars. The new stairs are the best thing since sliced bread.
Chad you kinda need a mag drill to make your life easier.