1946 Jeep CJ2A Front Hub install

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @shall2117
    @shall2117 9 месяцев назад

    Wicked good videos

  • @VWJawbreaker
    @VWJawbreaker 3 года назад

    Dude, nice video putting it all back together!

    • @royworks28
      @royworks28  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Gary, might be able to drive it by summer.although I think progress going to slow a bit . It’s going to be a very busy spring. Thanks for being here my friend

    • @VWJawbreaker
      @VWJawbreaker 3 года назад

      @@royworks28 just keep plugging away when you can as you’ll be driving it when it’s ready. No need to rush it and not enjoy the process.

  • @kurtmccarthy6733
    @kurtmccarthy6733 3 года назад +1

    Looking forward to what ever you got coming next Roy ? Well I’ll edit this one , sorry I didn’t realize it was Jason. I just assumed it was Roy from your title. So I’ll try to get it right now 😎.

    • @royworks28
      @royworks28  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Kurt for your encouraging comments. Actually some of my friends call me Roy , Jason ,Jay and Jase I answer to them all. They are all good to me. The name of the channel originally was to cover my whole family doing projects. Although until recently it been just me and a little of my wife. My son just uploaded his first video. Thanks for being part of this experience with us

  • @chuckster6513
    @chuckster6513 3 года назад

    Hey Jason,
    I was glad to see that you took heed about the lug bolt deswedging before pressing the old lugs out.
    By doing that you likely saved yourself the cost of a new hub.
    You may never use all that grease in the bucket.
    But tis better to have too much grease than not enough !
    Be Safe and Well
    And enjoy the coming Spring.

    • @royworks28
      @royworks28  3 года назад

      Yes that was definitely good advice.I don’t know how I was able to do it on my Fc. Everyone commenting has been so helpful and encouraging.I do like having a lot of grease on hand.Thanks for being here C.B.Hope you also have a good safe spring

  • @kurtmccarthy6733
    @kurtmccarthy6733 3 года назад

    Hi Roy , I’m always faced with these “few time “ tools also - you know what I mean- how often are you gonna use this “Special Wrench “? So I try to make my own. I’m mostly successful with this. U can bend those sides to form that big nut , just think about it and study it. U can build your own” few time “ tools. “CHEEP “ ✌️

    • @royworks28
      @royworks28  3 года назад +1

      I know I almost made the spindle socket . But I decided to buy it. I like the challenge of making tools.I do that sometimes at work especially if a tool is outrageously priced. I figure I’ll give it a shot.

  • @jean-pierrest-louis2830
    @jean-pierrest-louis2830 Год назад

    The 9/16 bolts are at 30fps

  • @dhscts
    @dhscts 3 года назад

    Great Job. Not quite sure what you were trying to explain, about packing / greasing bearings by hand. Video link to very good example. ruclips.net/video/mubgjGXyntg/видео.html

    • @royworks28
      @royworks28  3 года назад +1

      Thankyou I’ll check it out. In the future I was thinking of doing a video on packing the bearings on my FC I’ll try to describe it better. Thanks for your input