This Farmer Fix Took A Shocking Turn!
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
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Grandpa Dellas needed some Fab work on a couple of his farming machines so Paul came to the rescue. See if he can help get Grandpa up and running again without getting shocked TOO much!
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Speaking from vast farm experience…. That bearing is going to last exactly until the moment it doesn’t!
When I worked as a mechanic for some farm equipment repair company I see stuff come in with bearings that just had the outer and inner shell, balls worn down to dust. And they never ever made a weird noise or anything, they just all of a sudden broke :P
I'm in agreement Mike
Hear hear
Yep..
They’ll work just fine…till you’re stuck in the worst place ever
What a blessing to see family helping each other, time to get shocked by a small motor on Gramps irrigation system, fix the tractors PTO and paid generously for the effort with eggs. That made me think about my youth, growing up in a farming community and longing for those simple times. God bless.
Not only that ....grandpa gave Michelle to Paul in pre-payment...a gift that keeps on giving !!
ME AS WELL...2 COWS (I MILKED EVERY MORNING @ 6 My cat Snowball was always there to get her shots) all by hand...2 Pigs made bacon for Farmer John on Western Av in East LA...& 1,000 layers grain fed...we had best eggs in Ontario...hand candled!!! 1 Block West of Euclid is Fern...PROPERTY IS BURIED UNDER WEST BOUND LANES OF THE 60 POMONA FRY...& YES...I MISS THOSE WONDERFUL DAYS...CALVING OCCURED & I FED THEM...FUN...CALVES ARE GREAT TO HUG AND BUT HEADS WITH!!! THOSE I MISS THE MOST...& SNOWBALL...
Been on the wrong end of an ignition coil myself before. I felt that.
Not sure about those bearings?????
AFTER HE GREASED IT...THOSE TEETH MESHED AND IT ROLLED AGAIN...ANYTHING THAT MOVES MUST BE OILED...THE BIGGER IT GETS THE THICKER THE OIL...
Too many of the guys like you who gained popularity on youtube have fallen to the temptations of bigger better and more like Overhaulin or Gas idiot Garage. Don't change Paul, your channel is interesting and awesome the way it is.
I agree
Yeah that’s why I don’t want him to go anywhere near cleetus
@@stubbingtonmarigold3032 I don't know why you would lump Cletus in with overhauling or GMG. They sold out to discovery. Cleetus is doing his own thing his way. He's got a hell of a lot more bills to pay to do it now but he's still pretty much the same goofy good time guy. He just has a more serious race program and fleet now.
pretty sure Paul & Michelle love being their own boss .. and will not sell their souls to a cable channel
…“have fallen to the temptations of bigger, better…”
Rue the day.
When Paul said " are you laughing at me?" I was laughing and lost my coffee all over my keyboard. Thanks Paul! Totally worth it!
If it was me filming i would have been on the ground dieing.
laughing my but off and oh how I know that feeling
RIP keyboard... 🙁
😁
@@ralphduncan8054 Haven't seen those things around for quite some time, here...
I love the fab rats lifestyle… Hard work, family, and fun!
That is a beautiful stain glass FAB RATS. I was wearing my olive drab green hoody at the store & a woman came up & said her husband & 13 year old son loves your FAB RATS channel. She asked wear i got my hoody from she wants to get a shirt for her husband & son. Told her if she could wait 20 minutes cause I was done shopping & she still had some more to do . Came home got my order form & gave it to her .I crossed off my info told her Michelle was very professional & she want have a problem. Thank goodness I gave it to her because she was talking getting a couple coffee mugs. Told her the story thats the bad website because you don't sell coffee mugs! See i listen to you Michelle in your videos
Don’t forget that Premier Power welder in the Yota! You can use it at the shop too. Great for running grinders when the power is out!
I have no reason to own one, but want one bad.
@@alanellsworth5961 I have one on each of my Defenders. I don’t use them often, but they can be life savers.
I need to search back through the videos and find when he installed that!
Honestly love how you guys are always there for each other. My wife's family is a lot like that and it's great being able to be a part of that kind of family.
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Love the stain glass your fans are amazing. You can protect it by making a wood frame and put panes of glass on both sides easier to clean protects it from the elements. Love seeing more of your family and Michelle’s homeplace such a beautiful place.
I've had the local glass shops make up a triple pane, with the stained glass in the sandwich (just gotta drill a small hole, to equalize pressure), for many clients, works well...
polycarbonate on outside. if there is an impact chance
Grandpa Dellis' (Sp?) laugh reminded me of my fathers! It's been nearly a decade since he passed, but your dad's laugh and side look instantly brought back a flood of great memories. Thank you very much for the work you all do and putting the wonderful people you have surrounding you here where we can all share in your lives. :)
It really makes me forget all about this complicated world we live in now, when I see how you folks take care of the REAL important things in life. Reminds me so much of every one I knew, growing up here in rural Oregon. Thanks guys! Todd Konoske the retired trucker.
Eastern Oregon? I grew up in La Grande
I have 4 sons and none are as good to me as you are too you’re father-in-law! Very lucky guy! Not to mention! I just love Paul’s mum! She has kindness written on her face!
I have to admit the stained glass is awesome! Always nice to give Grandpa a hand. Always a pleasure to meet more family.
Yep, that's my job on the ranch, fixing stuff that was built before 1950, and last greased around 1951.
Great job on the weld repair! Maybe check the spokes on the wheels. looks like at least one needs some welding.
I was wondering why he did not weld while he had the welder connected. Details, it is all in the small details.
@@JD-iu3vi Maybe he did not see it from his position, but then again the camera-guy should have seen it....
The spokes are threaded on both ends, and most of the time a few broken or bent ones will cause no harm to the wheel line
Great job Paul helping the in-laws....editing top notch Michelle
Grandpa cruising by on his tractor cool as can be. Awesome!
Good job, you should have welded the one spoke while you had the welder out. LOL
Michelle's brother seems pretty handy - but I think he needs a FabRats hat.... Thanks for the video - neat to see the little stuff being worked on too. The stained glass is really cool - she might get some business from this!
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OMG does this brings back memories......... when i was small!!!. People would come far and wide for my grandfather to fix things for them. And back then people had money but very little,....... Grandpa got paid in chickens, turkeys, cows, well calves, colts, geese, goats, fresh milk, cheese, cream, oats, corn, hay, so so many fruit jellies and spreads, cakes, pies oh the lists goes on.. I miss them days my grandfather and grandmother taught me so much... And like you Paul and Family i carry that tradition on,.. especially abroad. Their dreams are my designs.
Wow that just brought me back. My grandpa was a hay farmer, I loved going and working with him. And working on the tractors was an everyday thing. Great video.
I love seeing y'all taking care of the family! These are memories y'all will be reminding the boys of and how easy they really have it compared to the generation before them
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That was so cool helping grandpa 👴 and Paul your arm will be ok 👍
Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
Great video. Michelle your Dad raised a smart, pleasant pretty young woman. Farmers daughters are always top notch. Hang on to her Paul. Have a good one.
Great to see you helping Grandpa out. That's what family is about.
Randell wasn't the only one laughing when you asked that. :)
My dad was a fabricator- welder and grand dad had a dairy farm. That life style gives you so many skills and disciplines to bank on later in life. I would know. Recently retired from the structural and industrial fab world.
Pauls little oh s---ts makes me giggle every time because I have those been there done that moments.
As a hobby farmer with around 50 acres of my own i approve of the pto fix and will warranty it until it breaks.
My pop in law passed away a couple years ago. Still miss that man, good on ya Paul, this one brings me smiles.
Had a few engines without kill switches, a zip tie on the coil wire makes it much more friendly to pull!
could also bolt a piece of tin strip onto a headbolt bend it so it will have a gap on the plug then push the tin down to the plug when you want the engine to stop just push hard if you let up you might get a zap ..
Great idea.
@@devilselbow as a kid I started working on mowers .. and if I pushed down on the metal tab but not hard enough to hit the spark plug. I would get zapped.. learned real quick too push and hold..
I say 100 hrs max on bearing.
Paul and Michelle's family in every direction are a true blessing to our world.
Everyone works hard , enjoys life , and spreads happiness and joy.
I can't begin to express how proud I am of them. I always look forward to watching their family live and grow. I really wish they were my neighbors.
Someday soon I really hope to meet them in person . I'd even just dive in and help them in anything .
God bless them all !
You could put that stained glass in a light box (probably make one to fit) and then you can hang it anywhere and it will light up and look amazing!
Thank you for letting us be a part of your family for a few minutes I enjoy watching , you seem like such good people , its just me and my dog here anymore so your videos put a smile on my face and I thank you .
As i have heard normal tight is 2 ugga-dugga's. Farmer tight is somewhere around 4-6 ugga-duggas or close to broken bolts. Grade 8's help because they can handle most farmer tight.
I was waiting for you to tack that spoke back on. You're killing me Smalls.
Nothing like helping family that love and appreciate one another!!!
Small town life is the best, i just moved to the country from the city...stress levels are almost nil now..
Laughed when ya got shocked. My dad used to check for spark by arcing from the tip of his finger.! Hope you welded that wheel while you were at it!
My grampaw worked on lawn mowers all the time. One of his life's favorite things to do, was to get his grandchildren to help him check the spark on the lawnmowers. Yep, it was like a rite of passage in our family. We all survived, lol.
Well done for getting him set right, seems a lovely chap.
No I wasn’t laughing at you but with you I can’t tell you how many times I have done the same thing you make a smile don’t change anything you people are awesome have a great day
That stained glass is awesome 👌
Counting on family who deliver is Godliness. Michelle’s father is a cool guy. The skills of all these people are amazing. And, I’m sure Paul licks his fingers before grabbing spark plug wires, because it helps him when the power is out in the shop.
Some of my best moments in life are helping family & friends. Awesome channel Paul. Thank you for sharing 💛 🇺🇸
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You have family and friends that visit and you help each other, I am envious, brilliant
On the small engine spark, I learned long ago to carry a screw driver with me. :)
That's what it's all about helping out family 👍👍👍🇺🇲🔥
Paul is a good son-in-law for helping Michelle's Dad with the farm equipment. Hard times when you have no power because you get spoiled when you have it. 😊
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ALL of You Folks are fun and interesting to watch. The Best aspect is
how Y'All 'run' your Family Business, teaching and instilling a Real Work Ethic
in Your Children (young 'uns).
Paul you and Michelle have got the coolest family ever I’m jealous
Safety glasses Paul safety glasses. I would give anything to have grown up and that area. You’re a blessed man with a blessed family.
I wish my mom ran a burger shack, but she can't even bake a cake. Paul's really got it made 😂🙌🙌
Great to meet more of the family. You are blessed and are a blessing. Your videos make us happy! Thank you for sharing!
The glass panel needs a light box hanging on the office wall.
I'll take this type of video any time. Thanks.
Great show, nice family and friends. Stained glass is so awesome.
It’s always good to help out family.👍
I remember freshman autos class in highschool rebuilding small engines, mine and my buddies kill switch didn’t work and it was stuck open throttle. He tried pulling that cable about 10 times before he finally gave up😂
You caught me, and was laughing out in the Aussie Out back, had me own share of heart starters, am 80 now but a lot more carefull , love your work, Glen
When are you going show the previous owner the FJ?
Billy! Been hoping to see him again, especially with the FJ 'done'.
Ha the infamous sparkplug shocker got me a bunch of times too, great to see family helping each other you're a smart guy Paul helping Michelle's Dad no sleeping with the dog lol, cool glass piece love you guy's God bless ❤😉👍
It's pretty awesome you are able to have both the time and ability to help out family like that. Looked like a nice day to be out working on some farm equipment :D
Stained glass picture was an awesome gift that thing definitely needs to be showcased somewhere
Great episode as always, love the channel! I love the variety of things you show, and the whole family involvement is awesome! 👍
Great folks ,real recognizes real. That's why this channel grows so fast. God bless
With a shop the size of Paul's I am amazed at how much time you guys spend working of the floor of the shop. :)
I was thinking the same thing, but I realized that the benches are probably stacked up with parts.
@@donlarsen9807
As someone that suffers from flat surface syndrome, I agree.
That's what I was thinking too. Paul, you need Lando to weld you up a 20-foot long workbench!
I love the Fj and it’s welding capabilities. You guys are a great example of how people should act and live on a daily basis.
All the cool builds and repairs, but I really enjoy the family aspect. You guys are amazing. Much love
Love seeing your family work and hang out together.
Thanks so much for sharing the little things.
OMG 😲 I lost it when be jumps , I work with 2 strokes engines and I've been shocked a few times I know what it feels like 👍. keep the hard work !
Farm’s say if it ain’t broke Don’t fix it.
I grow up on farm i still live on the property we haven’t framed since 2000 . We a had tobacco crop some Cows horses . Enjoy your day today. Looking forward too the next one. ✅
You gotta love guys like grandpa Dellas, another great episode!!
I enjoyed hearing about growing up on the farm. I know about getting up at 0400 and doing chores. I still get up at 0420 on work days but not on Sunday morning. Then I sleep in til 0630.
With the window you should have it framed and have some LED lights put behind it as a hanging piece
perspex over the front to stop damage :)
Paul Always helping the family what a great guy.
I always found it funny as a teenager when all the boys are leaning into the engine bay looking at an idling engine ,,,,,,, say “it’s the plugs” as I stand up and rip the plug lead off.
The circuit then goes through me to the ground the up through the boys and into the bodywork they are leaning on.
Funny as hell
Hey I know Jason! I guess that means about twenty years ago I spent the night in Michelle’s dads field one night while turkey hunting. It’s a small world!
Great work guys, Michelle you're looking as beautiful as ever. It's nice to see people that are willing to help out family when they can, that is getting harder and harder to find anymore....
Love the stained glass window it will look awesome in the office....... 👍👍👍
OMGOSH!!!!!! WHAT A BEAUTIFUL POND!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Michelle, your dad is awesome!!
The bearing on the jd will run a long time as long it's got oil, great video and great job with the repairs
Will last as long as it lasts, done just like anyone of us would have done lol
Good to be a grandpa lol
I am twice over a GGP
Hello from Siesta Key Florida
I love seeing family working together, just because...
Michele, it was nice to meet your family. Glad to see you lending a hand, that's why we watch this channel! How many people will send you air filters?
I laughed so hard, I hurt myself! Farmer tight? The bearing will be fine, PTOs don't turn that fast and it's bathed in oil? hydro fluid? something with cooling and lubricating properties?
Beautiful stain glass
That was the funniest thing I have seen in ages. I am laughing out loud here. I remember years back getting a shock off a spark plug, The spark plug lead had come off on my Ford Fiesta. spun me around across the street. I'll never do that again.
All the best from Cardiff Wales UK.
Here ya go! You hillbilly's have a complete shop and you're rebuilding that gear case on the floor,, maybe a work bench would have been easier, love it!
Paul's new nickname: Sparky.
Fitting, as that is what Beverly DeAngelo called Clark Griswold in Christmas Vacation.
I think someone needs a Generac back up generator for when the power goes out.💪
Now this is a real family that’s there for each other. I love it. God bless them all. 👍👍🌟🌟❤️❤️
Randall, why don't you put the camera behind a welding lens one of these times and let the viewers watch all weld. Watch him move those puddles of steel.
It's nice to be needed! :D It's also nice to have friends. That piece of stained glass art is AMAZING! That was so awesome!
Michelle, What do you call a Bear with no ears?
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'B' The love just keeps on flowing, God Bless you all.
-- Back when I was a CC grounds keeper, we had a string trimmer with an exposed plug. Must have zapped my elbow on that thing ringing trees a dozen times a day. You never get used to it, but it is silly.
Seeing Paul get zapped took me back to when I was about six years old and got to experience the same thing on an old thrasher when one of the farm crew said "go ahead and touch that wire". Yep, it gets your attention!
All in the family! This was a great video!
That bearing will work til it won’t.
Some sanity in a world full of crazy. Thanks for being out there for the rest of us.
As a guy that works for a very large bearing manufacturer I just CRINGE every time a mechanic uses a hammer to seat a bearing or presses it into place using the inner race. If the bearings weren't 'too' bad before ---- they will be toast soon!
This has honestly been one of my favorite videos. I love how you help out others in need (even if it's your father in law)
If you don't get zapped by a small engine... your not doing it right😂
Well I just saw that we have the exact same shop press here in our shop in Austria... 😀