Cold Weather Excavator Problems...First Part Of New Trail Is DONE! Bumpside Rust Repair Continues!
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It got cold over the weekend and the excavator didn't like it. Track Issues, Frozen ground... 1969 f250 rust repair continued
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If you don't mind a suggestion from an old body work guy every time you bare metal paint with weld through primer it will hold off the rust and as the name suggests you can weld through it no problem your local body shop supply place should be able to get it for you great job by the way Regards From Liverpool.
Will u be painting this lively beast ?
Heath my friend I would humbly suggest spray liner inside and out on the floor. You can still put padding an carpet down but it will completely seal the floor top and bottom. I recommend the Rihno liner products. Both the spray and roll on I have used. They work great and dry pretty fast.
@@kirkoglesby6175 they make sound damping called dynomat also i recommend peel and stick
@@kirkoglesby6175 And they only add 2 to 3 pounds per square foot! That is hundreds of pounds of ballast in vehicles.
Red Poppy remains a major highlight of every week for me! Thank you! God bless you!
Me too! 💞
It was nice of heath to give that shady garage his old blue excavator that was bent. I bet they fixed it and made a good profit off of it.
Was looking forward to an upload today… I think I’ve been watching over 10 years. Remember when you’d go up and work on the house and the worry you had about bringing your family in from town to live up there.
Same here
Anyone who buys one of your rebuilt trucks would be very fortunate indeed!
If you don't mind a suggestion from an old body work guy every time you bare metal paint with weld through primer it will hold off the rust and as the name suggests you can weld through it no problem your local body shop supply place should be able to get it for you Regards From Liverpool.
I have watched every single one of your videos and look forward to them every week, I don't always comment on them , but I always put a thumbs up. One thing I have mentioned quite a few times is , when the weather is bad , even rain and sunshine, your vehicles and equipment could all do with some sort of shelter. Maybe when the weather breaks and you have finished your trail up the mountain, you might find some time( plus funds) as I know wood is very expensive at the moment and it would have to be a big shelter as you keep accumulating more equipment. Anyway whatever you do, I will continue to watch. Xx
I didn't realize how long I have been checking in on your projects. I'll be here for at least as long in to the future as long as you keep being you and making content. Cheers Heath!
You are excited when you got that truck I remember and I don't mind watching you fix that rust
Thanks again for your time making the video watching from Reno NV
First to join my fav show of Sunday.
I was so glad to see you wearing a face shield for grinding. As a retired pipefitter i know what it was like when we were young, we all thought we were invinsable and didn't need safety gear but as I got older I think I got wiser and realized that my health and safety were very important to me and my family.
As a young 17 who eloped with a man whose Dad was a body man, I was determined to deep my sons out of body work; just as determined, it seems for fate to make it happen. 4 times now, once in Gainesboro TN when my 51 year old son was born, again in Rhinelander, again in Minocqua where he died in a 100 year old highway removal garage. My son is now being narrowed into bodywork and I'm 77, here in Iron River MI. Sad that I have had to fight against the toxic job for so long.
Is this the Craig County Red Dog?
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Excellent job on the rust repair, most would use bondo...lol 😂😅😊 I'm really looking forward to the completion of the truck, just to see where your tastes lay. The trail looked pretty muddy, considering it's frozen ground. Love ya'll ❤️
Colby, I support the truckers. Something has to be done about the politicization of everything right now. I know Trump is a billionaire but like you said, they can do this to anyone they choose. If a sane person puts Trump’s presidency against Biden’s, he/she will see who did the better job. That should be how a presidency is won.
If only elections were that simple..
The one video that sticks in my mine, you were shoveling snow off the second floor to start the framing on the end walls. Wow, such a transformation. Hats off to you sir.
You definitely stay busy enough to keep us entertained, I don't know about everyone but I enjoy it! The truck is looking good.
I respect the effort that you're putting into the truck but what I don't get is that you seem to know that you are already going to get rid of it at some point. Myself, if I put that much effort into something, I would be keeping that something for a very long time.
Casually walking from kitchen to my bedroom, phone in one hand cup in another, you say "we about to enter year 9" proceed to spit my water out. Wth 9 years. I've been watching you for 9 years
A grinder and paint makes me the welder I ain't!
THANK YOU. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
HELLO! And thumbs UP to Red Poppy!!
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Hello Red Poppy Ranch From South Carolina 😊😊
I've been using Harry's razors for about 3 years now! They really are the best, absolutely love that company.
😊 Good evening Red Poppy
I tell ya Heath, my husband told me that he has saved a lot of money watching your videos and thanks so much for sharing! 👏👏👏👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🤩🤩🤩💯💯💯
Blessings come with hard work but not from hard work. Blessings are a gift of The God. Many happy times to you and yours from God our common Savior through Jesus Christ. Ron PTL USA
I can't believe I have been watching that long !
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I don't know why but from January I have been going thru my subscriptions and make sure I have you subscribed and notifications are on
Bugs me how something know what I want to watch
All last year I had to search your channel just so I can watch really annoying.
I have been sick you started about at 9 months and a recap
With the beginning how you were making your house and I learnt to make things my self. Saving alot of money ( mind you I never found the money I saved😂.
I thoutherly enjoy your shows. Keep going
Thanks
From 🇦🇺 Australia
Thanks and GOD BLESS 😀
Heath,I've driven trucks and gotten them inspected that didn't look nearly that good.Keep up the excellent work.
Suggestion....build a pole barn (doesn't need sides necessarily so) and on top put lots of solar panels.
Will keep equipment out of the snow and frost;
will keep your feet dry;
will store up solar.
Blessings you all.
What I was ringing when I seen skid stear blower attachment sitting in a pile of snow..it will get rusty like those old trucks keeping your investments in the best condition means maybe keeping them from extreme heat from the sun and rain and snow.
I'd think those large fuel tanks would benifit with under cover as well.
When you said you had been there nine years I started wondering how long I have been watching. I was doing a search on Frantz filters and your video popped up six years ago! Wow your family has become a staple here. From St George, Utah thanks for another video.
Thanks for the video Heath. See you next week.
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Love the truck build ..
the jab on the giveaway trucks was unnecessary in my opinion ive been watching you since the beginning i guess, there are plenty of builders out there that build as good and lots that build better than you this and the contractor work is why i subscribed, im a shop guy and when you built 2 bedrooms in it i was like why? its a shop and in a shop all space is premium. i can deal with you riding your wheelies on the skid steer to a certain extent but remember were just a bunch of guys watching you you dont need to flirt with us, you sure do like yourself i guess. oh well! 62yr old just putting my 2 cents out there
You have come a long way with your property. It looks very nice.😊
Cannot believe i have been watching nearly 9 years
It was great to see Bandit for a few minutes.
Looking forward to more on the truck rebuild.
nice bought between a stubborn track and a determined man. Good result!
You will do whatever you want to do regardless trees,animals, nature and anything else that stands in your way 👎👎👎👎👎
I watch your videos twice. Once for the video without interruption then a second time to enjoy the music while I read all the comments. I guess I’m a true fan. lol
Hunting dogs are that way...outside ,nose to the ground, gone...my husband and son just bought a metal lathe and a milling machine last week . Our son took his 1978 dodge 1 ton duley took out the 360 and put in a 1991 12 valve cummins 5.9 he has the rear ends in for over haul and new gearing to work correctly with the diesel plus a locker for the 4WD .
God Speed, many blessings and you're still hoarding most of the snow lol
Dear Heath, I don't know if your interested but over here in SE London it seems like we are having no winter at all. Every day the weather is like either the beginning of autaum (fall) or the first parts of spring. It is nowhere near the normal low temps we should be having at this time of year There has been heavy rain storms but not as many as there should be for February. There has been no snow and not even sleet. In late March to early April the farmers start to turn the fields and get ready for planting by late April. If we are going to have a winter over here it had better be soon and quick as it will be to late to have one soon. Sorry this comment was long but I could not shrink it down any more. have a great day....
Same here in Minnesota, USA. We have a lot of industries that are weather dependent. Not Good!!🖖🫖📚🧘♀️🐈⬛
@@damogranheart5521What like people who plough snow and spread grit on the roads for a living?....
@jakobrebeki Well, those activities, yes. But we have other industries such as snow mobile builders, ski resorts, lots of winter festivals, ice fishing contests, ice sculpture contests, winter clothing manufacturers, etc. Another problem is that without the hard freezes the insects that hibernate under tree bark are not killed and wreak havoc on our orchard and lumber industries. For the rest of the year, with low water tables, farmers, ranchers, resorts, public parks, home gardeners, orchards, and arborists. And this is just Minnesota. The states around us are going to have a repeat of the problems we have had in years past. It's going to be rough.
Thanks for the video, glad to see y’all are doing okay! God bless an stay well till next week
Does Willy ever run off with Bandit? Or with Ruby for that matter? Ruby and Willy seem to be outside together in your videos...
Btw, I'm pretty sure the deer can get their water by eating some snow, especially when there's that much of it. 😊
I Would Call That Your repairing Vehicle Patchers
You are a hard working man I would love working with you. I like to do things right
Can’t believe it’s been almost 9 years, time sure does fly by,thanks and appreciate you
I started buying Harry’s products for my son, son-in-law and grandson for Christmas. Turns out the women in their lives loved them too. 😂 Our winter has been so mild that I thought about mowing the grass...then Mother Nature said not yet 😄🙏💞. I can remember your first video and continue to be grateful I found it ❤️
Thank you @karengossett1475! We love Harry’s!
The blues piano solos are top shelf... Stirs my soul. Thanks
I look forward to all your videos. I, too, picked up Harry's Winston handle and 13piece refill package at Costco. Waiting to use the last fusion blade insert before trying Harry's, but looking forward to it!
Hiiiiii 💖💖💖
I can't believe how much an how fast the kids have changed in 4 years plus ❤
Heath, would it help to drill out the weep holes slightly bigger before you paint?
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Thanks Bud! Great video! 😀👍❤️🚂💨💨💨💨💨
Wow! Reading all the comments I started thinking of how long I’ve been watching. I’m not sure but you were mid way through the building of your house. Each time I see you go in your shop, turn on the lights and close the garage door; I feel a sense of pride for you on how far you have come. Heath, you are one of the hardest working men I have ever seen. Stay safe, stay warm and best wishes to you and your family. I’ll see you next week.
Dido...I think we all own a railroad tie, or sheet of plywood a bucket of nails and a bit of paint, his platform & its viewership has allowed him to continue to build his dream, and Heath and Cedar are doing it well.. amazed that a good youtuber with a few sponsors and hard work can generate this type of income!! Way to rock it RPR.
Is garage heater non operational? Better not smelling the propane fumes
In my view to have a piece of land that can be improved to benefit you the family, the animals and nature is the logical thing to do because to own the land and do nothing simply makes no sense at all. Most of us know you care about the land so, go for it.
Enjoyed!
Looks likev I started watching your family about four years ago.
I remember a 60's car I got, floor felt a bit spongee so lifted the carpet. They had pop riveted 2 pieces of metal sheet to the rusted floor, then trowelled 2 tubes of silicon over it.
You work I'll watch and we'll get it done, I enjoy watching you every week and have for a long time ,good work
Your music selections are always so satisfying. You are a must watch channel. My son in law Robert got me hooked on you folks. Thanks for your hard work. Fun to watch and educational.How can you beat that!
You should check out Dyno-mat for the floor of your cab.
Nice work clearing out the rust and making the wagon solid again. Well done!
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27 Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you. Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.Gods blessings over you .
Here in the UK we have had no winter, just storms and rain, storms and rain............and more rain. The daffodils are up, yep in the middle of February. Just can't wait for the summer weather to arrive
Mate should you be using seam sealer, on the welds?
Winter ops with tracked gear is tricky. Only had to resort to hoarding in the tracks and getting out the murphy-heaters once. After that we’ve always been fastidious when working in freezing temps. Once bitten, twice shy… This past November was tricky as we had a last-minute cleaning of dugout… warm enough that mud slurry was everywhere, cold enough overnight we couldn’t count on it to stay that around the tracks… So much shoveling.
That truck is going to be sweet. I have a 76 hi-boy F-250. Love old school Fords. Apocalypse truck. 😊
If you spin your tracks when you’re done working, then put two logs horizontally underneath your tracks you’ll hopefully avoid less freeze ups 👍🏻
Your rust repair is excellent! I have nightmares about the years I spent in the bodywork business. (Rust repair was my least favorite task)
Your truck will be worth the effort! Great project!
Hey beautiful family! Because of you guys, I bought my son a Harry's razor a couple years ago; he still uses it. Keep up the good work guys! Hugs from Canada, eh?!
I have to laugh when you say that truck was questionable. Here on the East Coast, that truck would be considered rust-free! If you really wanted your repairs last you should have used a weld-through-primer under the pannels you replaced.
I have 2 drill presses, a rockwell my dad bought in the 50's and a jet i paid way to much for. I think that old rockwell is a better machine. Almost 70 years old and my dad never nicked the table. I think im stuck with both for my life
You are putting way to many man hours into fixing all the rust and rot on that old bumpside. You must have grown up with the saying from my grandmother " if a job be great or small, do it well or not at all"! You couldn't do that great a job if you were In a factory! Looks great and should last many years! And please brace the cab better if you use a jack under the cab, or you might have a headache. Trail looks great, I'm surprised you don't have your younger kids helping so they can see all the hard work you do.
I have been following your channel since you bought the property….time has flown bye.✌️✌️✌️
Happily following along with your journey since 2016.
That trail is coming along, pretty nicely, and that truck, oh my goodness that truck! She’s going to be one sweet, sweet truck😊
Heath. For someone who keeps moaning about rust you are doing an excellent job mate. Very good work indeed . Said this before and it’s worth saying again, keep it up and be proud of your achievement.
Nice job with the truck floor .
But it does make me cringe seeing angle grinders without a disc guard .
Just a slip is a nasty one .
Disc exploding well it’s potential carnage .
Please work safe . We like watching what you do .
I remember the old days, building out the main floor, different stoves, different batteries, #ledgergate 1 & 2, cabin in the woods build. man time flies.
Hope when you finish the 69 Ford truck you make it look extra special and give it to Cedar to drive around in and call it her own rather than just selling it for a quick buck!
Often you are your own worst enemy. You can't just use and abuse equipment and expect it to function properly. What's fun for viewers is you never seem to learn from the oopsy poo's. 👍👍👍
I don’t think your choice was questionable at all. It would cost you way more money than what you would have wanted to spend to get something a little more rust free. Also the years of truck you are looking for is harder & harder to find in good condition. Looking forward to seeing your truck done & path up the hill completed.
I could be wrong but at 19:21 it sounds like Matt Carriker, Demolition Ranch, got dissed hard! LOL
Have you considered putting a heavy coating of rhino lining on the floor of the truck and then covering the foot areas with rubber floor mats? Putting carpet down will keep the rust process going instead of preventing it. If your heart is set on carpet just get rubber floor mats with carpet on the top side to cover up those rough areas. Also the Rhino lining allows you to hose out mud and dirt when necessary. Just a suggestion you may have not considered.
That has to be cold there. I use Harrys. Long time sub here..How ya doing from Shreveport?
Glad to see you using eye/ face protection when you're grinding. In your earlier videos you made me wince when you didn't use any protection.
Nice to see you got an easier winter with the snow, last year was off the charts. Also nice to see you have another vehicle project. It's always good to have something that satisfies your soul. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Poppy People, What are you doing with the goats? I've been watching for them and not seeing them.
ha ha i sold my 73 mustnag after 30 years ,, good luck with that hard work , im sure the carburetor will have mercy on you not !
When he puts clips of old videos, I watched those when they came out. I remember when he would heat up beans on the original wood burning stove haha
Knew a fellow who painted the under side of his pickup with used motor oil every time he changed oil. Never had a rust problem.
Heath,
Do you get enough power from your solar panels during this time of year or do you have to run the generator a lot? Also did you keep both generators using one as a standby? Thanks
Great job Heath , personally I would rather take a truck like yours with a little bit of rust and fix it up than getting a "clean" truck where all the rust is hidden under gallons of bondo.
I criticize you would not repair the truck properly and seriously. But you seem to have changed your mind because I am happy with your work now. This will be good. Cool to see you making roads up the mountain. This will be really cool and good, I think. One thing I would like to add is that you also write in celsius because there are many of us who follow you who only know celsius. It would be great if you could post this.
in 2003 i bought my 2003 ranger , i did not have to all that lol , 6cy , and the air works too , and i have to keep it in the garage cuz the idiots want to mess with it lol
Might be a good idea to hit that brace with some seam sealer..
Amazing work on the new trail! When do you add the ski tow? :-)